The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 10, 1897, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1897 — S VICTIY WERE JEWELERS Operated in Many States. His Wife Was Discouraged and Wished to End Her Life. She Thought Under New Conditions | in the Far West Ho Would Reform. Detectives Gibson and Wren yesterday succeeded in landing a man with a record, and the news of his capture will carry joy to several jewelers throughout the length and breadth of the land. The man’s name (at least the most plausible name that could be picked out from half ascore or so of aliases used in various parts of the country) is William Lodtman. Hi specialty is passing spurious crafts drawn upon Eastern newspapers, and his vic- tims seem to be exclusively jewelers. Lodtman and his wife arrived in this City Sunday, and he took pains to let 1t ve known that he was a newspaper adver- tising man. He was affable, and succeeded in making several acquaintances, whom he used to introduce him toa number of business concerns. The first of his operations, so far as the police could learn, was with Hammer- smith & Field. Lodiman succeeded in se- curing from this firm a diamond ring, for which he tendered & araftdrawn upon the Eagle Publishing Company of Philadel- phia, Pa. His next victim was H. Kann, an optician under the Chronicle building. From Kihn the allezed newspaper man secured a pair of field glasses, for which he tendered a draft similar to the one given Hammersmith & Field, but for $20. I'he glasses were worth about $6, znd Kahn accepted the draft and paid the dii- ference. From Clabrough, Golcher & Co. Lodtman obtained a fine Smith & Wesson revolver and paid for it in the same manner as the other articles. He attempted to pass a draft upon the San Francisco Jewelry Company, but that organization fought shy of the paper. Atter Hammersmith & F.eld had ac- epted the draft from Lodtman their at- tention was called to an article in the Jewelers’ Circular, a trade journal pub- lished in New York. This article had a picture remarkably like their customer, and its caption was William Lodtman. he story was clipped from the New York Sun and described the operation of an ex- tensive swindler of unsuspecting jewe- dealers. The man named in the article had served a term in the New York peni- tentiary for passing worthless drafts drawn upon the New York Tribune, and since his reiease it was stated he had been engaging extensively in crooked work. Hammersmith & Field at ocnce con- cluded thev had been bunkoed and ap- pealed to the Chief of Police. Detectives Wren and Gibson were detallea on the case and they had no dfficulty in pcking up their man. He fitted the description of tbe Eastern crook so well tuat he was at once put under arrest. A search warrant was issued and a visit made to Lodtman’s rooms. Hiz wife was found there and when the officers told her her husband had bean arrested she com- | musical airector. Arrest of a Man Who Had |3 { P 3. Pra)er-meeting W ednesday evening. CHURCH NOTICES 5 _HOWARD PRESBYTERIA CHUKCH, cor. Oak ana Baker sis. (entrance to pap- handle of Golden Gate Park)—Rev. F. K. Farraud, pasior. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:45 .M., con- ducted by em/nent sprakers fro. e Easl. In the morring Rev. James Hili, D.D., of Salem, Mass , wili preach. In the cvening there will be & Ppopulur meeting addiessed by kev. C. N. Hoot D.D., of Minneapolis Minn.,and Mr. Willlam ~haw ton, Mass . treasurer of the United Soclety ndeavor. Speciai music by sele t Willlam F. Hooke, organist and T'he Howard chorus will sing in vening, and Miss Pearl Nobe will lead ihe ng wi b cornet. Sabbath-school at 9:50 A. M. g P ople's Society Chirisuian Endeavor at 8:30 A SITUATTONS WANTED-Continued. FEMALE HELP WANTED. 7OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE POSITION AS chambermald in hotel. Ca!l or address 14 Bruce place, bet. Seventh and Lighth. off Folsom. OUNG WIUOW :DESIKEs [HOUS:KEEP- er's posiuion. Apply 838 Mi:sion st., room I« ANTED—FIR<T-CLASS IRONKE, $85; waitress,restaurant, $6 week: German or €can- dinavian cook, small hotel, country, $30; second girl, 316: French girl, small family, $25: German or French cook, $30; girls for housework, $20, $16and $10. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton si. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- M es.jewelry. sealskins. Uncle Harrls, 15Grant av. OMAN WISHES TU DO HOUSEWORK IN small family and make herself generally use- ful: no objection to children: wages from $12 to $.5. 10 Whitmore pl., near Powe.l si., off Clay. IRI, 13 YEaKS OLD, WISHES TO CARE G Yor ¢nlid over 1 year old: speaks Evglish and ‘W AITRESSES, SANTA CRUZ 830 AND room; waitresses, Modesto. Cal, fare paid. $20 und room: waltresses, Pacific Grove, Cal.: 7 waitresses, $5 a week: waltress. ~alinas, Cal; 12 wailregses, city. $20 and room: Wairess. terey, Lal,, $20 aod room; 8 chumbermaids and walt some, $15 and room: 2 waitresses, nice cafe, $10 a week: waitress, Oregon, fare paid: 4 wait- resses for Oakland. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. lally invited. Note—1ake iills-at. electric or | Freuch: will sleep bome. A. FORTIN, 22 Shipley ¢ or Liayes st cable-cars to Baker st Btrest. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN OUNG GERMAN WIDUW FRUM THE Golden Gate ave., cor. of Polk st. son, D.D., pastor. Services at 11 siting_clergymen will preach Rev. Dr. W. H. Mcaii- jan of Allegheny Cliy. one of the directors of the Y. P. S C. L., in ilie morning; Rev. J. B, Wis- nar. of Pisburs, Pa. Cordia. welcopme (0 Visitors. ¢NTH-DAY ADVENTIST Laguna st bet. McAllister and 1. Andross, pas or; Regular services ~ab- residence 907 ki Imore st. bath (Saturday): 9:45 A. M Sabbath-school; 11 o'cluck preaching: Sy 5, preach- Fider Baxu.r Howe ot Sscramento will oc- v the pulpit Sabusth (Saiurdey) morning; of the discourse, “The Coming Kinx. ¥ eveniug the p Kk on tne s Our Country. toall, especlally will spe or " A cordai_invitation extendei ndeavorers; seats iree. UNION - SQUARE FREE BAPTIST Church, Bush st., near Larkin—Miss Cora Belle Bickford of Biddeiord, Me., vresiaent of the Endesvor Union of her State, will speak at the morning service, Sunday, 11 o’clock. Other ser- vices a 1 *hristian NOTICE OF MEETINGS. PECIAL NOTICE—-THE REG- B wiar “session of Golden Gate En- campment No. 1, L 0, O. F., will be helu in rocampme . Hall THIS (SATUKDAY) EVE~ING. July 10, au 8 o'cleek. Instaliation of ofticers snd other important business. All come. H. C. GEORGE, Scribe. CROCKEIT LUDGE NO. 189, F. and A. M.—Officers and members are d to attend the funeral of our iate brother, JAM . MARKS, onSUNDAY, the 11ih fust, at 9:80 A M from our hall, 121 i-ddy st. By order of the W. AL H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary. /ALHALLA ENCAMPMENT NO. . 0. F.—The officers and the fu- iittee of this encampment are# indly requested to assemble ay 0dd Fel- requ lows' Hall on SUNDAY, July 11, at 1:30 p M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late past chi.f patriasrch ANTON RIESNER. C iARL UG, Chiler Patriarch. MAX SCHUMAN & THIS EVENING, Third = degree will be conferred. Z7N A. K. KINGSFORD, D. M. GE. NO. 13, . 0. <. F.—The officers and z cral committee of the above ZARES eby uotified to assemble /" edows’ Hall, cor. Market and Seventh on ~UNDAY, July 11, at 1 o’clock P. M., for the'purpose_of atiending the funeral of our late bro.her, ANTON KIE-NER, P. G. By order. CHAS. QUAST, Fin. zec. IMPROVED ORDER UF KED Men's Hall Association of San sco—The annua. meeting of tie stockholders vf the Impro: rof Red men'’s Iiall Assoclation of San f 11 be held in the building e _association, ~20 Post on MONT: EVENING, Juiy 12,1897, at 8 o clock, for the purpose of electing a board of trustees or directors fo - ensuing year, and such other business;us may prop:rly come before the meeting DAVIS (UUDERBACK, President. WILLIAM J. SMITH, Secretary. EINTRACHT SPAR UND BAU VE- rein—1ihe annual meeting and election ot di- rectors for the ensuing_ierm will take place on G DAYX. July 13, 1897, at 7:30 P. M., ut the 37 Twelfthst. Polis open 30 Lo 9:30 M The sixteenth serie is now open and subscriptions for hares will be re- ceived at the above-mentioned officeop MONDAY, Jul TUESDAY, Juy 13, from 7 to 10 ’ F. HUFSCHMIDT, President. Secretary. EY LOAN:.D ON DI MONDS, , jewe.ry. sealskins. Uncie Harrls, ING—i1HIl REGUL&R 1 the stoc.liolders of the le Mining Company will be held at the flice of ¢ v. 213 Jackson st., Ssn Fran- cisco, Cal, on , the 2uth day of July, 1897, at the hour of 4 o'ciock P.M., (0 €leci u Board of Directors for the ensuiug year. Lo con- sider and order ou the action of the directors in relation (0 the purchase of Lhe comjan 's mining pioperty and Lo transact such other business as may come before ihe mee ing. UE, Secretary. ROBERT B. HOG ANNUAL MEETING— i Hr EEGULAR menced to weep violently, and, reaching for a pistol, attempted to kill herself. The detectives saw the act in time to prevent its culmination. When Mrs. Lodtman had been partially calmed she said she knew her husbana had been operating in theEast, but she had hoped that ere, in the far West, un- der new surroundings, he wouidgmend his way. A search of the room served to substan- tiate the story of his extensive opera- tions. Among his effects were found jewel cases bearing the firm name of houses in almost every section of the United States. The diamond ring, the field glasses and the revolver, were recoy- ered. Lodtman will probably be charged wiih forgerv, as the indorsements upon the drafts are thonght not to be genuine. of the stockholders ot The ci co and Sun Joaquin Valiey iail will bs held at the oflice of the company. 321 Market st.. Sau_Francisc +0thday of Juiy. 1897, at t. a Board of DI and the trans: ore the meet- ANDER MACKIZ, Secretary. the purpose of serve 1 rihe en ¢ £ ANy THE REGULAR annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mariposa Comn mercial and Min.ng Com pany will be Leld at the uffice 0f (he company, room 3, in the fobart build:ng, No. 5 arket sireet, San Fran- , on LUK . the 18th day of July, 897, a: the hour of 2 o'clock P. M, for the pur- puse of ele a board of direciors to seive dur- ug the ensuing year and tne transaciion of such other business as may come before the mes H. G. 8T V. .NSON, s Office—Room 3 in the Hobart building, 532 Mar- ~un Franc co, Ca. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.” EUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open unil 12 o'clock every nignt in the yea BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. ¥39 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; open antil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street; open nntil 9:80 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till § o'cloc NOTICES. THE ORPHANS AND HALF-ORPHANS admitied into Si. Fraucis Girlg' Directory Orphan Asyium since January 1. 1897, to July 1, 1597, are as follows: Orphans — Margare Crouin, age 8 years: Nellle Cronfu, aged 6 years: Sadie Siarez, age 4 years: Mubel Robinson, ace 10 mouths. Half-orpnans, girls— Ada Derhem, age 6 : Alic+ Jacinto, aze 8 age 10 year: Marie clfa_“Lang, ‘age 8 years: Evaline Lang, age 5 age 5 Nellie Genevieve Ander- years: Ray Anderson, age 6 aaje Bush, age 12 vears; Lillie Hush, age Lottie Bush, axe 2 years. Boys—Enrique ivez, age 7 years; Stanly Derham, age 4 years; Cieament Chiase, age 3 yearsana 5 months; Jessie Jeflerson, age 2 years. §&F JHEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY roods, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, tow- cls, table- overs, izces, embrojuery, linings, trim- mings, vellings etc., very cheap at Ploneer Dry- goods Store, 105 Firth st. ABANDONED CHILDREN IN S). Joseph’s Infant Asylum since Janmary 1, : inomas Lesmond. age 4 years; Walter age 5 years; Jolin Bruce, age 3 years; Smith, age 5 years: Madeline Norton, aze 3 orton. ige 3 years: George Smith, ace 5 years: Helen Smith, age 3 years; Eugene Broderick, age2 years: William Rousch, age 3 years: klora Kouscu, axe 4 years: Frank Strubel, age 5 years; Kilza Sirubel, :ge 3 years; Mary Greely, age 6 years: Churles Kiigarlt, age 5 years; Gertie Kllgarit, age 4 years. THE SECRETAKY OF THE SAN Francesco Protestant Orphan Asylum So- clet 'with gives notice :hat the following orphan and half-orphan girls and bovs have been admitted 10 the instiiniion from Jan. 1, 197, to July 1, 1897: Laura B Pierce 12 yrs old, Annie Beckner 6 yrs. Esther Wilson 10 yrs, Laura Gio- bons 6 yrs, Vioia Johnson 10 yrs. xuby Loriug 5 yrs, Nellie Presley 6 yrs, Clara Lehman 7 yrs, C arl mith 1814 yrs, Wililam Percins 10 yrs, Aibert ¥, Kesling 2 yrs, Henry Johnson 8 yrs, Arthur Lucco # yri, Umar Loring 7 yearsand Robert Loring 5 yrs. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Maria Kip Orphanage. cor. Lake st. and neventh ave., San Francisco, Cal., has reccived the followin: orpban and haif-orphan girls from April ito June 30,1897: Mary Kosta, aged 11 years; Anme F. Matuison, 3 ye Carrie N. Brown, 8 years: Louisa M. Hamliton, 10 year Neuwie Perkins, 9 vears; Klna Magnussen,. 11 vesrs: Mabel Magnussen, 5 years: anor M. Fulier, 11 vears; Sybil F. Fuller, 6 vears: Alice itcDougali 8 yenrs: ¥.va McDougall, 7years; Joy Ellen Bancroft, 1 year 9 months. CHRISTIAN 1 VOK CARDS; B Caittornia desians for Eastern visitors: Lo worth Leasue cards HILL Geary st BAD TENANIS kJnCIKD FOR #4 E<F qllections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 6580. DE. IRENE WEST RETURNED: NEW DIVID —THE NEVADA Bank of sco. The board of direct- ors of this bauk have deciared a dividend (No. 21) forihe quarier euding June 30, at the rate 0f 6 per cent per annum, pi on and aiter the 15th of July. Transfer boois will be ciosed fiom the 10:h to the 15t inst., bo h days inclusive. AVIDSON, Secretary. 1597, DIVIDED i—SAVINGS AND Loan Scclety, 101 Montgomery s-.. corner Sutter. The Board of Directors declared a divi- dend for the term ending ending June 30, 1897, at the rate of four and onv-fifth (4 1-b) per cent per annum on term deposits and three and one-half (3%4) per cent per anpum on ordinary deposiis, iree of taxes, and payaole on and aiter July 1, 1897. Divitends not called for are added to snd bear the same rate of dividend as the principai from and witer July 1, 1897, CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier. v ] [ Bulletin co fITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JCANDIN A VIAN SECOND GIRL, ALSO GER- man lady’s meid and hairdresssr and sewing, bo b wiih . 001 jelerences, desirc situstions. Ap- ply J. K. CROSELT, 316 Sutter st. PLUYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, <17 Powell st (tel. Main 5332) furnishes best help of all nationalities. W IDOW OF SOMis EXPERIENCE WOULD Iike osecurs a housekeeper's piace, or will do pluin sewiig. 223 Fost st.. room 1. TANTE . — SITU. 10N BY FRENCH lady; general housework or as working house. keeper: is good cook. Call for 7 days, Pust s Candy Kitchen, 612 Post. M1Ss RICH A RDS. [DUCATED EASTERN LADY TEACHER 4 desires position as companion ur governess: no otjection to travel: best of references. Address GRACE CARP. NTIE:, g neral delivery, cl.y. TOUNG ATTKACTIVE SPAN would like situation as house k. widower’s home preferred. SH LADY per; hotel or 1 kifth st, room 1, IDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY ML situation to do light housework. Polk st. WANTS Call 2402 7OUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER AND STEN- ographer wants position: salary no object a present; wants experlence. 244 California st. STJ(()XG WOMAN, CAPABLE OF DOING any kind of housework, washing or ironiug, wants worx by the day. Call or: ddress 126 Berry. REFINED GERMAN A8 USEFUL COMPAN- \ jon or mald, or to teach and take entire charge of children: can board home. Address G. H., box 31, Call Office. TOUNG GIRL ATTENDING SCHOOL DE- sires (0 assist with work night and morning in & small family for bo.rd and roowm; Treferences re- quired. G. k., box 102, Cali Office. R/FINED EASIERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper in bachelor's home; cliy or conntry. 6% Geary st., room 15. OUNG LADY OF EXPI RIENCE DESIRES bonsekeeper’s place. bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 12034 Geary st , room 2. Y Oy Getires housekeeper’s position. Apply 120 Eduy st., room 2. OUNG LADY KECENTLY FROM THE Y 555t desiren n place as housekeeper, widower's home preferred. 234 O'Farrell st,, room 9. 1A LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE 615 CALLSoscriptions ano want ads taken. 00K, DELICACY STORF, 825, CHOICE place: cook, small hotel, country, choice piace, $25 and room, see party here: cook, Valtejo, #26 and room; cook. nice boarding-house, city, $25 and room: coos, :erman style, $35 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markel st OUNG LADY (PARISIAN) WOULD LIKE a place as working housekeeper; eity or coun- try. Room 10, 122 Post s 10 LyxcH AND pix vmacNWA‘xTfifissEs; 2 waitresses, $1 per day; resse: #1 50 per day. M"Ax:n.? & CO.. 749 Market st. 7OUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS second zirl or as isu with children; can dress hair. Addre:s 329 Fifth st TRUNG YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wants housework; cliy OF country; wages $30 to $25. Call or address 122 Turk, room 33. (5 ERMAN GIRL WANTS WORK: WASHING 3 and housecleaning; §1 a day. 21634 Polk st., in rear. OUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO housework or as companion; spesks Danish; good reference. 10 Fern ave. Y SUNG WIDOW (LATE OF MISION S5 wishes position as housekeeper; widower's or bachelor’s home preferred. 2814 Sixth, ruom 6. TOUNG LADY WISEES POSITION AS housekeeper; city or counry. 116 Eddy, rm.1. VIRL, 14 YEARS, WISHES A HOME IN A respectable family, to do housework for board and scnooling. Address F. LARSEN, San Rafael Fm.smnj\»s LAUNDKESS: PRICKE $30; institation preferred. J. H., box 16, Call. 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL subscriptions aud want ads taken. I KLIABLE FRENCHLAUY,EXPERIENCED housereeper. desires position as such, or will do piain sewing: no objectlon to shert distance in country. 1122 Market st., room 81. TOUNG SPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A permanent place as ty pewriter. MISS OLLTE STANLIEY, room 28, 17 Stockton st. NEAT YCUNG GIRL RECENTLY FROM TH & AN tast wanis a permanent housekeeper's place. .ain mending; city or country. Koo WAITRESSES: 87 A ©) NICE RESTAURAN. 749 £ week: choice place. MARTIN & CO, Market. L5 (C%LQRED GIRL, FOR NEVADA, $25. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market. SECOND GIRL, POST ST., $20. MARTIN & €O., 749 Market. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK, PRIVATE family, short distance, $35: 2 neat Protestant girls, general housework, San Rafuel, 825: 2 girls a8 cook and second girl, same house, Sant Clara Valiey, $20, $15: 2 cooks, counury hotel, 325; Erench second girl and nurse, Menlo, Pack, 8 waitresses for resorcs and couutry hotels. $20: waitress, country _restaurant, $28: 15 young girls sist, eic , 812 $15. Apply to J. F. CKOSETT & €O, 316 Su. ter st ANTED—COOK AND SECOND ~GIKL, both for same house, $25 and $20: 8 neat mrls, cooking and housework, with and without washing, $20; 4 Germau, French and Scandiva- vian second girls, $20 and $25; 2 German nurses and second gir.s, $20 and § Protestant cook, insutute, 8 0: 6 watresses for private boarding- houses, §20: North German second girl, $25; res- taurant waliress, §7 per week. Apply toJ. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. JTEWALDESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL cuil early, $25: 2 waitresses for same country hote', $20, steady wor<: waitress for commercial hotel, see’ pariy here, $20; 2 lunch waitresses; 4 dinner waitresses, 50c: 2 waliresses for springs, §20: waitress 1or Lake Tahoe, $20: <ook and sec- ond girl for same famlily, $z56and $20; cook for ranch, men, $22 50. cook for summer resort, $25; 1. giris, housewors, #15 and $20: 10 exira wal tresses, al: 2 chamb rmaids, city, $16. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st MARKEL ST.—B5RANCH OFFICK 0s JHE 4 Cal: want ads and sabscriptions taken. (JERMAN WOMAN WITH 2 CHILDREN X wishes position as working housekeeper; city or country. 120 vy ave. bet. Polk ana Van Ness. RESEECTABLE GEEMAN WIDOW WISHES wishes to do gentieman's washing and mend- ing. FPlease call or leave address 569 seventh st., Oakland. Coux. COUNTRY, $30; GERMAN HOUSE- keeper, $25: 15 housework girls, clty and country, $25 »nd $20; 6 young girls, assist, 810 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutterst. 2 WAITERS, $20 A MONTH, CITY; 5 WAIT- Tesses. country hotels and summer resorts, $20 each. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. 4 LXTRA WAITRESSKS, §1 PER DAY. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 615 LAMKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL, COUNTRY, 325, MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. HELP WANTED-—Continued. W ANTED — COACHMAN FOR GENTLE- man's place, see employer here, references, $20 and found: @ laborers for mine, steady job. $176 aduy; 6 miners, 82 a day: 2 Germans_for Tight work, 75c 8 day and board; 4 teamsters, $1 & duy and board; waiter, councry, 830 and found; 3 choremen, $15 and found: boy for factory, §12 a month: dishwashers, -cooks, farmers, etc. ~W. D. EWER & CO,, 626 Clay st. AGENTS WANTED. ST S s s s e e L R W ANTED — ZEALOUS AMBITIOUS EAST. ern woman to (ontinue an office, business now paying well, in Stock:on. Keliable, box 60, Cal. AGENIS-BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have a tremendous sale; notning like ii: secure sample and territory at once. BARER En. aud M1g. Oo., 409 ~anchez st., San Francisco. 4 SQOKS, 810 A WEEK; HOTEL BUTCHER, £40 and room: cook, country, $40 and room: 3 cooks, city, $35 and room: 2 cook’s heipers. $30, etc.: second cook, erman, $35, eic.: cook for a institution; cook's helper, $40, etc.; 2 second cooks, $60; broiier, $60: cook, small restaurant, 240 and 100m; short order cook, $:0: second cook, $70. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. GERMA N 10 6 waiters, $25 and room; 4 waiters, dress suits; 3 waiters, country hotel, $25, 17 WAITERS, $1 PER DAY: waiter, $25 and room, hotel work: waiters, 82 per day; room, etc.; 12 lunch -vaiters; waiter, $45, city. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st EGETABLE MAN, 87 A WEEK; § DISH- washers, $7 a week; 6 dishwashers, $5 a week; 4 kitchen men, $1 per day; dishwasher, Port Costa, Cal.: dishwasher, Santa Rosa, Cal.: 12 dishwashers, $2 50 to $6 per week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. PARTNERS WANTED, PARTNER WANTED FOR LI $1000. Guor-stora: best location: frat-cluns famlly rade: no agents wanted Address K. 8, Call Office. ROOMS WANTED. BUSINESS CHANCES. $60 PARTNER WANTED IN A WELL-- . paying restaurant in one of Lhe livellest locations north of Market st.: own: r prefers ¢ood parin.r to hired heip: wiii g've gocd reference. . LESS, 5 courth st. $1“00 LIVERY AND BOARDING ~TA- - fo sale; wiil positively clear : $150 per month; sa isfuc.ory trial given and fui investigation ai owed. M LSS, 5 Fourth st. $350, BESIAURANT: GOUD LOCATION ' + magnificenl furnishe! throughou! rentlow; dolng a fi..e paying business: weli-estab- lished trade; rare chance. M. LESS, 5 hourth st. $175 RESTAURANT AND CIGAR-STORE; - 200d neighborhood; cheap ren:: dolng A nice business: easily worth double: bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. - :‘lfi%&-%AINLY’FUR\'ISBED OR UN- shed room, nr. }{oward st., for 6 mos Address G. Ti., box 101, Call Office, " @ ot (GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT PLAIN furnished room, Address G. T.. box 97, Call WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker aud jeweler, 226 £1lis st. $3,— BRANCH BAKER , STATIONERY, DU, and cigar business: Western Addi ion: Mving-rooms: old established business: doing well: will bear investization. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. OTICE—GUS STRAND, 1118 MARKET ST., will sell your business quick for cash. $450 GENERAL M rRCHANDISE « store: No. 1 Jocation; pays well: 3 well furnisned rooms: rent $20; s ckness csuse of sale. GUS BTRAND, 1118 Market at. BOOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Book Company, 704 Mission st. ANTED—SCOND-HAND WATER-TANK; 1000 or 2000 gals. Inquire NW. cor. Fif- teesth and Natoma sis. W ANT TO BUY 100 TO 500 LAYING HENS and rent ranch nr. Oakland. G.H.,box 93,Call. (GEBMAN YOUNG MAN TO MAKE BLDS, walt, etc., $20, room, board, etc. ; 4 restaurant porters. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (OOK TO GO SOUTH, SMALLRESTAURANT, / $10 a week and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market at. 3 PANTRY MEN, 87 A WEKK. CO., 749 Market st. MALE NURSE, $30, ROOM, BOARD, ETC. MARTIN & CO.,, 749 Market st. 00D BARBER FUR SATURDAY. Dupont st. ; no students. COLORED COOKS, $40 10 $50 PER MONTH. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OTEL BUTCHER, 840 AND ROOM. MAR-/ TIN & CO., 749 Market st. 19 SULORED WAITERS. 749 Murket st. MARTIN & 40834 2 MARTIN & CO., PQRTER FOR 4 BARBER-SHOP. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANTED 50 LABOKERS FOR COUNTRY, $1 S0aday; farmer, $20: % woodchoppers, $1 cord: teamsters, $1 50 a day; chorsboys, $10 and $7.and found; man and wiie' to care for place: 2 brakemen for logging road, $20 and 826 and found. Apply J. F. CROSETT & UU., 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—SECOND COOK, COUNTRY HO- tel, $35; second cook, institution, $20; sec- ond hotel cook. $35. for country; restaurant cooks. city and country, $10 a week: extra waiters, $2 a day; omnious, §1 50 a day: waiters, $25. $30 and $40,and others. Apply J. F. CROSETT & €O, 628 Sacramento st. P2V NBROKER—OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST- off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. V. KLECTRO- DENTAL Farlors, 997 Market st.: lady attendant; no gas or oiher dangerous anasthetics given; electricity the great agent used (o relieve palu; teeth filled ana extracted painlessiy by our new electrical process: a writien guaraniee given with all work done; lowest prices, best work; ali surgical work attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D., paysician and surgeon: examinatlon free by Lhe use of our pew elecirical appliances: porcelain and gold crowns: bridge-work and teeth without plates s speciaity. Electro-Dental Pariors, 997 Marketst A FULL SET OF TEETH, 85 PAINLESS extraction. see our new combination plate: thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made; waranted 10 yeurs: fillings, 50c; crowns, $3 50; 'lady assist- ant. CHICAGU DENTAL PARLCURS, 24 sixth J EW YORK DENTISI: SET OF Ti ETH, $: pain e s extracting, 50c. none but experienc- ed giaduate dentisis connected with ih s offie; all work warranted. SE. cor. Sixth and Mission. § R. GEORGE W. LKEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentist, discovarer of painless extraction and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth without auy plate, moved from 6 to 20 O’ Farrell. D%, LUDLUM HILL, 148 MARKET ST., NE Eleventh: nocharge for extracting wheu plates are made; o'd plates made over like new; teeih from $8 per sot; extracting 50c: gas given. AINLESS EXTRACTION, 50c: CROWN bridge work a specialty; p $5 up: 13 years experience. K. L. WALSH, D.u.x, 81534 Geary. ‘W ANTED — OFFICE AND ERRAND BOY for country, see boss here; fare sdvanced; #7 a month and found. J.F. CROSEIT & CO., 628 Sacramento st.§ 1 BUOOKKEEPER WANTED: ONE wHO had experieice in s lumber office prefurred. Address in own handwriting Busy, box 9, Call. CALL. Subscriptions and wanc ads taken. TOUNG WIDUW FEUM rUROPE WISHES a situaiion as housekeeper: city or country. 117 kddy st., rcom L. 71D W FROM THE situation as house<espel 117 Eddy st., room 2 JEAT YOU GEEMAN GIRL WANTS A permanent place as & housekeeper; city or country; wil Go p.ain menaiug. U7 Post, rm. & 615 EAST WISHES A city or country. LAKKIN—BRANCH UFrICE OF THE CALL: rubscriptions wuo want ads taken. YUUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekceper: in bachelor's or widower's home preferred: plainsewingdone. 106 Fourth, room 1 100! MISS CUL- LE. BOARDING-HOUSE, 830, 828 Suter st. J EAT BECUND GIRL, $15 TO $20. MISS AN CULLEN, 828 sutter st. (399D IRONKR, $25T0 $30. MISS CULLEN, J 323 Suucer st. URSE AND CHAMBERMAID, $26; GER- L\ ‘man or Swede preferred. M 188 CULLEN, 823 Sutter st (FERMAN COOK. $30; NURSE, §20. MIs8 X CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ANTED—MECHANIC OF INGENUITY, 9 o'clock to-day. MONROE, Galindo Hotel, Oakland. 00D BARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY evening and Sunday. 445 Ninth st. Goon BARBER FOR SATURDAY; WAGES. 66614 Howard s.., near Third. ARBLR WANTED FOR SATURDAY; GOOD wages. 12714 Fourth st. ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. 528 Montgomery ave. ROFESSIONAL NURSE, $10 A WEEK; easy place. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. Y QUNG GIKL JUST FiOM THE EAST D sires to secure a tucrative housekeeper's place bachelor’s or widower 8 hume preferred. 821 M sion st., rovm 5. JEAT AM N Gerien: ity or country. GIRL WIIH SOME EX- 1ousek eeper desires a situatio 9 Powell st., room 8, 2d floor. ROTESTANT NURSE, $25. 323 Sutter st. 00K, MINLNG TOWN, $20 TO $25; FARE pald. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ROTESTANT AMERICAN NURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 ~utter st. M18S CULLEN, DR(; MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS AdD 2526 Want ads taxen tor 1% CaLi Y UUNG WOMAN WISHES SIICATION 18 & g00d tamily a8 chambermaid or to take care of chidren. 1328 Pacific st bet. Leavenworth and Hyde. IKLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES 10 FILL various positions. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. \V AITRESS FOR SPRINGS, 820; WAIT- ress, country hotel. $20, free fare. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANYL ADS FOR THR CALL taken ai_ branca office. 53¥ Hayes at; open untt :3) welock EITUATION 3 WANTED MALE. MUETENT MAN AND situatious on rauch: both trustworthy capabie of dofn: any kind of work: bes: of re: ence. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter, tel. Grant 120, CYARDISI AND WIFE AS tions on farm or for family. & CO.. 316 Sutter st. E_EMPLOYMENT BUAEAU, 709 Tei. Sutter x125. WIFE DESIRE nd JRENCH VIN cook wish si See J. F. CRUSE APANE yeary st (GERMAS @R SWEDISH GIKL TO ani do general housework: 61n family; washing; not much company; $20 month. 1721 Broderick st. cor. Pine ANIED — 10 YUUNG LADIES, AGE about 19, for a novel athletic exhibition: good salary. Call atl ». Ve.odrome «rounds, cor. Baker, Hay E ANTED—WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK: one .hat can cook; white wash given out: wages $15. Apply 229 sSan Jose ave. bet. 8 and 12 A M. ANTED—GIKL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK and assist with chiidren; good home; wages $10. Address R. M. B., box 53, San Mateo, Cal APANESE, CHIN eSE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: walters, housecleaners. 50 Geary: tel. Grant 68 (VIR’. For U‘E EHAL HOUSEWORK. 1711 T Geary st : THINEDE & JAPAD 1Sk belp:telman 1997, BRADLE 1'D 20 YEARS: & Cu. 640 Clag ANTED—A WILLING GIRL 16 TO 18, TO assist housework. 1985 Howard. ND JAPANESE HUNTEK & G CHLS kS el. main 231. emp. office, 61415 California G115 LABKIN-BRANCH urriCk OF THE O CaLL: subscriptions and wanc ads. taken. AND JAPANE EMPLOYMENT vest heip. 4141 O'Farrell. Tel K. 426. ARBER FOR SATURDAY. street. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 903 r. Fourteenth st , Eas. Oakiand. ANTED—GOOD BARBER. APPLY COR. Eighteenth and Guerrero sts. +‘OD BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUN- day. 1423 Dupont st. GOOD BARB R WANTED; call esrly. 602 Clay st 1023 PACIFIC WAGES 83; BARBELS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. 8 FUCHS, Sec’y, 825 Grant ave. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' UNION FREE employment Bureau, 34 4th st. L LESS, Sec. ANTED—WILLING BOY: STATE AGE and wages wanted. G. B., box 8, Ca | Office. ANTED — HELPER WITH SOME EXPE- rlence in bakery. 1829 Polk st. AITER WANTED FOR AHLBURN HOUSE, cor. Gran. ave. and Bush st. 00D SECOND COOK WANTED AT G. W. Hotel, 32-36 Ellis st. ONEY LUANED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- M es,jewelry.sealskins. Uncle Liarris 15 Grant av. ARBERS_GUOD 2-CHAIL RHOP AND clgar-s and: $150: must sell; on account going Fast. 1331 Ninth st BABBERS—2 CHAIR HOTEL SHOP, AT A bargain. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis st $5, FULL SET TRETH. Ba MAKE: . kept i repair; extractlag free; fillings,500; erowas, $3 50 Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third Cnooux DENTAL ASSUCIATION, 769 MAR- ket, vet. 3d and 4th: gass speciaiisis: puiniesy extracting , 81 up. $ A SET FOR 1EEIH—WARKANT~D AS good as can be made; filiing $1. DR. SIMMS, dentist, 950 Market st., nex: Baldwin Theater. JHIO DENTALPAKLORS, 906 MARKET ST.; extracting b0c; filling 50c up: crowns $3 up. ORKING GIRLS ONLY:1~1 TUOTH FILLD free: open ~un. 1XL Pa:lors, 6th and Mission. with gas, $1: piates, $7 up: fi LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Market st. ET OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE DK H. C. Young, 1841 Polk st. R J.J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET SI., OPEN evenlngs: Sundays till noon; dentlstry taugh: TOLTGN DENTAL ASSOULA 110, BU0 = ok ketst. DK CHARLE~ W. DECKEAR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TERY CHOICE GABLER PIANO, $27b: AN almost new Hardman, & nice Steinway, an ex- cellent Weber, at_the very lowest prices In the clty: afine new $350 plano at 40 per cent dis- count for this week: estsblished 37 years; all pianos guaranteed: several organs cheap THE J. DEWING CO., Piano Warerooms, 2d fioor Fiood building, Fourth and Market sts. ABIOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LAKG: est house west of Chicazo is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 30 O'Farrcll st. Planos, organs and all other musical instruments, of ali giades and prices. Terms easy: prices iowest. Fverything possible done to pieass and sstisty the cusiumer. RE YOU THINKING OF PUKCHASING OR renting a piano? If so don’t fail to call and inspect the fine insiruments we are selling for $8 #4, $5, $6. 87. 18, $9 and $1C per mouth; every piano guaranteed. SHERMAN, CLAY ‘& CO. Steinway dealers, corner Kearny and-utter sts. “TUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PI- anos; monthly payments $5 up: correspon- dence solicited. THE F. W, SPENCER COM- PANY, 935 Markei st, opp. Mason; establishe over 10 years. ONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— Haines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- ond-han? pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL- TON, successor (0 A. L. Bancroft & (o., 224 Post. 3000 ANOTHER LOT MEN’S shoes: been slightly damaged: at less than _one-fourth thelr value: from 25¢ to $2 50. 562 Mission st.. bet First and Second sts. MIDSUMMER DREAM — NEW PIANOS $160, $175, $200, $250, $300, $400, $500 and up; tasy vayments. BRUENN'S piauo-house, 228 Postst. . : MUAEY LUANKED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH. es.jewelry, kins. Uncle Harris,16Grant av. OOKKREPER HAVING SPAE TIME wauts small sets of books to post, bills to make out, etc.. aiterncons and evenings: reasonable. Address Bookkeeper, box 63, Cail Office. TOUNG MAN DESIRESSITUATION, PLACE of any kind: strong, willing; business house or pivate residenco preferred. Address K. W., box 132, Call Oilice. Fi T LASS PAINTER, GRAINER AND paperhanger wantssteady work. Address G. P., box 48, Cali Office. OUNG GIRL TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK AN v assist with chiidren; good wages. 1207 Gough. OUNG GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK and cooking: good wages. 1207 Gough st ANTED—_AGENT=, 120 TO $256 A WEEK sure to workers: pital needed :new goods; new plan: seils st sight: every family needs it. Househoid Specialty Co., box 424, Cincinnatl, Ohic ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS TRAVELING salesman for wholesale boot and shoe house. Appiy between 2 and 8 P. u., at 635 Clny st. IRLS TO LEARN DRENSMAKING AND milllnery: patterns cuc (o order, 5¢; now is the time to begin; 2 weeks’ sewing lessons free. McLOWELL'S, 108 Post st IRL TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING. G. LEDERER, 111 stockton st. WISHES POSITION TO Ex,nf-;in_v MAN is & good bartender. 409 work in saloon; kddy, pasement. VERY WILLING YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS old, speaks French and English, would like to Address H. B., 321 Eliis start in rocery work. st., room 3K. AKER ON HOME-MADE BREAD AND PAS- try: avle to take charge Address Baker, Toom 5, Webber House, Oukland. QTRONG BOY, AGE 14, WANTS WORK OF 43 any kind; resides wi h parents. Address, E. S., box 8, Call Office, Oakland. RE;PECTEUL YOUNG MAN WISHES ANY kind of work; speaks German. Address B., 167 Ninth st. OULD LIKE TO KUN ENGINE AND DO firing: 12 years experi-uce: or any kind of work. Address box A. B., 167 Ninth st., city ONEY LOANED ON DLAMONDS, WA | CH- ¥l es,jewelry,seals.ins. Unc'e Harris,15Grant av. TRONG YOUNG MAN ABOUT 27 WISHES posi fon to vwork in wholesale house or drive deliver wagon for <ame, with view «f advancing himseif; suber and industrious. Apply 1002 Har- rison st ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE PLACE on & ranch; man handy with tools: wife good cook and housekeeper; references. Address MKS. K., Belmont, Cal. OY WISHES SITUATION IN CUUNTRY, wages no object: good home; strong and will- ing. Audress 19a Vanderwater st. HA) ES—BKANUH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. JLEST-CLASS COOK, JAPANE K, WANTS situation: hotel or boarding-house preferred; good references. Address J. J , bux 20, Cui W ANIED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A PO- #1:i0n in a wholesale house or factory: wages not 8o much an object as position, O. A., box 100, this office. W ANTED—POSITION BY EXPERIENCE: winemaker and vin-yardise; 10 years' exps ri- eice with resstant wines and olives: expert ac clarification, correction, blending and boutiing wine.; also with a rested fermentazion in hot lo- calities, the development of color and tannin in wines; a good mechanic; can set «nd run all modern machinery; stricily temperate: best refer- ences furuished. = Address Winemaker, box 103, this office. ELIA BLE MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE piace, country: man very handy; gooa people for right pluce. Address C. E. R., box 14, Call BANCH OrrICL Ur L lik CALL, 167 NANTH £L—Want ads and suosciiptions taken. JEAMSTRIBES WANDS A Fiw MOKE EN- » gagements by the day: can do dressmaking; charges 81 per day, 11 Polk. SUUATION WANTED BY ond work and cooking or Fleuse call 765 Market, room. MERICAN WIDOW DLSIRES PUSITION A "as superintending housekeeper: genteman’ home preferied. Address B., box 102, Call, 2 GIRLS: SKC- Pneral housswork. BZ medicated electric treatmis ;.50 850 Markt MME. PEARL HARRISO>N. ~CIEN- B=F uific paimist. Located room 2, 12034 Geary. ESPECTABLE GeRMAN LADY, WITH best reference as fulthful servant, wants posi- tion in respectuble family. 320 Minna st. X KISH CABINKT BATHS FOR plnahm ladies. R, 11, 12014 Geary st. /ORK 1Y THE MONTH: SMALL WAGES; references. 711 Centrai ave. it CITY TRANSFER CO,, REMOVED b4t 81174 Sutter. Trunks deiievred, 260 ANTED—WORK BY THE DAY: §1; references. 711 Central ave. 2 CTIVE, ELDLKLY MAN WANTS SITUA- tion at light work: is good horseman, milker and handy man about house: sober and rellable; wages moderate. G. K., box 100, Call. W. COR. SIXTrEN L4 5., NEAK MISSION; branch office oz 1Mk CALL' “subscriptious snd want ads taken. RELIABLE MAN, AS JANITOR OR NIGHT watchman: references Al. Address R. J., box 77, Call Office. [ RENCH COOK WANTS SITUATION: PRI- I vate family. Address JOSE, Hotel de France, 618 Callfurnia st. INCHESTER HOUBE, 44 I HIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms :5c io $150 per night; §150 10 $6 per week; convenlent and respectubls; 1ree bus baggags (o aud trom the ferry. GIBL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK AND care of chlld; wages $10. 2042 Green st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND AS- X sist with children. 864 Broderick st. UBSCRIPTIONS ANy WANT ADS FORTHE CALL taken at brauca ulicw bsv Huyes sk open until ¥:80 o'elock. S EANCH UEFICE OF THE UALL 167 NINIH st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. JJEAUTIFUL DECKER & SON PIANQ FOR sale cheap; good as new THE ZKNO MAU- VAIS MUSIC COMPANY, 769 Market st. DMIN ISTRATUR'S SALE — MUST SKLL; plauos at immense reduction for cash oroa installments. EATON E>TATE, 735 Marke: st HAW, STEINWAY, 3:560; CHICKKEKING, $185: barzalns, $4 a month; a nice smail up right, $95; rent $2 up. 1 KINE, 136 Ellis st ARNESS AND SADDLE MAKEKRS. AP- Ply 1o MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 Battery. LEGANT EMERSON; NO REASONABLE offer refused. 1. W. LICK, 116 McAllister st 00D BOY FOR HELP IN A SALOON. 1100 Kentucky st., Potrero. G.BADGER, SOLKE AGENT FOR HALLET & Lavis and Francis Bacon planos. 415 sacto. IVE MEN AND BOYS WANTED Tu SELL 4 souvenirs; good profits. Apply to the Ban- croft Company, 723 Market st., bet. 10 and 12 . 3. VEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 M- slon st.,bet. 34 and 4th—Single rooms per night, 10c to Bue: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to morning calls; open ali night. Y..ON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMEL, Newby & Lvaus, Briggs and other planos. UPKRIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW. H. MULLER, maker, repairer, % Latham place 0UD PIANO FUR SALE OR KENT CHEAP. SCHMITZ, 16 McAllister st. HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ung is the only one by which you can compiete a perfect garment without trylng on. 1079 Market. 52T SRS =L, BEASCH OFFICE 2T e Clre “Vant wis aisa sussenptions taken. OST CONVEN LENT AND RESPECTABLE: ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st. near 3 Harket: 200 rooms: 8¢ to B 6u per night; $1 50 to 8 Per week: free 'bus aud Laggage 1o and from ferry. F. DRESS-CUTTING SUHOUL— FRENCH . talloring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, 1. 19. AKTNER IN MINES AND PATENT MILL Address P. M., box 112, Call Office. AKGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-dAND shoes for sale; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good rspairing; shoes made (0 oider any style $3 up. Ceniral Repalr- Ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Graud Opera-house. NABK PIANOS: NEW SCALE: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 U’ Farrell st. 1 SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.S ONLY Wik 5 NQIIOE — §250 SALOON WILL BE SOLD to-day to high S STRAN 1128 Markera EDESE bidder. GUS STKAND, $375. BESTAURANT MuN, A1TENTION; P ‘-amd-p-v ing restaurant; best location rs $75 a montn: M STRAND, 1118 Markor st o0 o OV $350 RESTAURANT; GOOD LOCATION « best bargain ever oftered; seats 50 electric light; mirrors; private rooms: furniture of 4 m:‘::: lu;ll:::’d; o $2.00; owner here 6 years, ma \' but must 1 eek. STENBERG & CO., 633 Marker "0 0 OOD-PAYING RESTAURASY AND SA- 190B combined. in'cood runming ‘order, for ren! 'or Informatlon inquire at Termi i 1, H3ight and Stanyan sts et FoR saLE—ox ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSIS ness, Star and Garter saloon, 157 Fifch st.; es tablished 1486: 3 living-rooms. 0 MANUFACTURER: NT~AND ME R~ chandise sirokers—Interest in ahove wanted by responsible party. Address W., b.x 79, Call. JIRST-CLASS BAKERY OUTFIT FOR SALE; store to rent. Apply 712 Valencia st ARE CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS: £00d gold mine. Address G. E., box 133, Call. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMON S, WATCH- M es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncie Harris,15Grant ay. BUYS ELEGANT NURSLRY, In $2500 ciding plunts, roses, paims, horson wagons, hothouses, steam heaters, etc., or will ex- change for clear property near San Francisca Particulars WINSTON & CO., 646 Market st. ARTY WITH FROM $500 7O 81000 TO take half Interest in a useful invention sure thing: (horongh investiga fon allowed. 3L A. M., 0OX 14, Sausalito, Cal. %500 TO $50,000—PARTNERS WANTED profitaole fruit-cansing business. A ss, appointing interview, Ca:iner, Call Office, n Franci-co. LACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE BUSINE for sale: o0d established, good-paying business; $1000 to $5000. C. B. STEA MK, Pleasanton, Cal. W ANTED TO BUY, SALOON OR GROCERY and bar; siate lowest cash price and rent. Address 8. G. & B., box 30, Call. 0K BALE—A FILST-CLASSRESTAURAN owner must sell. 9 ~tockton st. JERMAN GIRL. RECENTLY FROM GER- many, desires a partner. 111 Geary, room 2 00D BALOON KOR SALE CHEAP. AMER~ ican Brewery, 725 Green st. COR. SALOON ON CITY FRON . present owner 10 years. Inquire Call. $:)U FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE UV, for sale; a sacrifice. 305 Fourth st. ROCKERY-STORE: GOOD BUSINESS: FOR sale; golug Enst. Address J., box 39, Call. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP. IN- quire Call Office. OB SALE— W£LL FITTED SALOON IN good location on Fourth s.. near Market; must be soid this weak. Inquire at LEVY & C0.’8, 791 Mission st. ROCERY AND SAR: 5 LIVING-ROOMS: good cash trade: owner has other business FKasi; no agents. Apply to owner, 131 Eieventh., ROCERY AND BAR, WITH 6 LIVING- rooms; sold cheap for cash account of other business. SW. cor. Twenty-sixth and Bartletusts. (GOQDPAYING RESTAURANT FOR SALE cheap. Apply 3 Jackson st. 3 ROCERY AND BAK; ¥ ‘and 1 wenty-sixta sis. low: owner retiring. NW. COR. HOWARD g00d business; rent Apply on premises. TOCKTON HOTEL AT ASSIGN 'S SALE— The Commercial, siiuaied in the heart of e business section of -tockton, with ths best run-of business in the foterior of the State: 150 rooms, etc.: insolvency by the iliness of the proprietor: am nOW prepared to receive private bias upon the proper y. R. R. SMITH, assignee of 4. J. Hahn, insolveit. $40 Clav st. &400 NO. 1 PAYING RENTAURANT IN « downtown district. D., box 33, Call. TERY BEST RESULTS OBTAINED BY placing your lodging-nouses, saloons, candy- siores, etc.. With Streec & Cresswell, 721 Howard. FgR wENT ¢ OMPLLTELY FURNISHED)— Large busenient saloon an restxurant (45x90) on prominent corner: low rent. fine chance to start busine-s. Ca:l 826 Marke: st., room 629. A MISSION — >UBSU 1UNS 2526 Wane s axen Tor THI CALL TOOD-PAYING HUTLL BUSINE-S: LONG- established: us+f nterest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. SALOO « house: WINE AND LUNCH clears $125 per month. 637 AND IORTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPEK IN- quire this office ora: 153 Ahird st., Portland, Uregon. ROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROOM fine stock; good business. 117 Filimore st. F YOU WANT HIGHEST CASH PRICES for furniture, groceries, saloons and restau- J. C. MUTH LK, auctionver. 632 Market. LODGING-HOUSES FOEK SALE. 4G ROOM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY 18-room house on Sixth st..only. 14-room house on kddy st .. 1:-room house on Fourih st ; . 509 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER. 1020 Market st ORNER ROOMING-HOUSE FOR SALE: 25. Tooms and all occupied. For particutars ine quire av 393 Sixth st. FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. LODGING-HOUSES FORSALE: PRICES from $150 to $500. STRAND, 1115 Markes 100 EAMEN AND OLDINARY FOR NEW York, Austraifs, Honolulu. 10 Stenar:, upstairs. ANTrD—1000 MEN AT LOTUS BAKBER- shop; shaving 10¢; haircutting 15c; first-clsss work. 207 Fourtn st. DICTUKK FRAMING WITH GLASS, 7X9 inches 10c, 8x10 and 10x12 16¢, 11x14 and 12 Xx16 20c, 14x17 25¢, 16x20 30c, 18x22 35¢, 20x 24 45¢, 22x28 60c: curiain polls complets, 15¢: room moldings, all colors, lc per foot. JONES, 547 Mission. PERATORS ON FLASNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear; a few inexperienced hands taken and taught. LEVI S1RAUSS & CU, 3214 Fremont st. WE¥K'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THN ‘WEEKLY CALL. in wranper. for mailing. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED—COUK FOR BOARDING-HOUSE, $50: second cook, sime place, $30; Cook for resor., near city, $40; dishwasher, 826: nurse for private iostitution, country, 3 i 3 waiters, $20 $30 and $35: walter for boarding-house, $20: youvg mun to learn waiting, $30: Frenchman arouud hotel, $20, etc. ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. D} BURLEIGH DRILL MEN, COUNTRY, $2 A £ day and board, u so 4 muckers, 8175 aday, see boss here: 6 rockmen to lay dry stove, near city, $35 and board; 10 teamsters and laborers, clty, 150 a day; 6 woodcho;pers, *anta Cruz County, $1 15 a cord; blacksmiin, country shop, $2 26 aday. C. R, HAN>EN & CO,, 108 Geary. 4 MORE WAITKRS WITH DRESS SUITS FOR country hotel, $50; cook {or & resort near city, $40; 6 couks for hoiels aud resiaurants, clty and country. $50, $40, $30 and $25: bu ler jor a_coun- try club, $25; ers, country hotei, $25: neat birkeeper for %8, $25: paniryman, country ho.el, $25. C. R. 1 ANSEN & Ou., 108 Geary st. W ANIED TO-DAY—.0 MORE MASONS helpers for a new railroad, $2 a :ay: also 10 more luborers to work with masous, $2 a day. loug job. we ship to-night. C. R HANSEN & €O, 108 Geary st. ‘W ANTED TO-DAY—50 ROCKMIN FOR A new railroad, $1 75 a day: long job; free fare. C. R. HAN-EN & CO., 108 Geary st. 4 MORE COLORED EXTRA WAITERS WITH dress sulis for country hotel, $1 50 a day and fare. L. i HANSLN & CO., 108 Geary st Q WAITERS FOR SPRLAGS, #2160 AND fare aavanced. C.R. HANSEN & C0, 108 Geary st. 5 LABORELS, §1 60 A DAY; 2 TEAMSTERS, $1 & aay and board: beliboy, 810; dishwasher, country hotel, $15; waiters, $25. R. T. WA. & Cu., 608 and 610 Clay st. . RE!TA URANT COUK FOR GRILLROOM, $50: % lunch waiters, $20. HOTEL GAZET Tk, 420 Kearny st. l OY TO DO CHORES COUNTRY; SEE PAR- 3ty here. MiSs CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. LUNCH-WAITERS WANTED AT UNCE Call eurly at 210 Second st OFFICE OF QO BAYRS o). —BKANH 33Y Tila Glue soscriptious aa waai s aken. 15 FINST-CLASS WATIEKS APPLY EM O porium Restaurant, ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 360; MEN'S shoes, soliug, 5Uc: all repairing done at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st, bet. 1s. and 2d. 615 LAKKIN-BKANCH OFFICK oF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wanc ads taken. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beer or wine 5c; best free lunch. 643 Clay. ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 'vears, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared their intenzion to become such; must be of guod char- acter and habits and abie L0 speak, read and write Knglish, and be between 5 feet b inches and 6 feet. in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Eills st., San Francisco, Cal. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO 4L your feet at the same jrice you bu - realy- made ones, from $2. 3, $4 and $5, ai 562 Mis- slon st., b-iween First and Second. COI-'FEE-MILL. SCAL , HAND-TRUCK, LET- ter-press, uesk aid safe cieap. 102 Clay st. HREE FINK BILLIARD-TABLES, BALLS and cues complete; half cost. 1012 Valencia 9QF .~sH SHORTHORN COWS WITH SKC- ond and third calves; good milkers. 1812 Folsom. SKVEN-HORSEPOWE K ENGINE, 1 FOUR- horsepower engine, with boilcr, gas engine, lathes, piainers and shapers. 515 Sixth st. OR KEN1—sKEWING MACHINES; A kinds of repairing a specialty. o 1559 Market. BALS BACK BAKS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cases. counters, 1ol um, office furniture, siore and oldce furniture and fixcures: new and second- baud. J. NOONAN, 1017-1018-1021-1023 Mis- slon st., above Sixth. AFES—BAKGAINS IN NEW AND SECON S hand; all sizes; alsoa lot of mp:fimv.bb(zx: CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Market st., S. F. UILERS,ENGINEX,2D0-HAND N B melNTBO'uK & WOLPMAN, lS%‘fi:‘;axl:ElY —_— - ARS, SHOWUASES, COUNTE. ELV- Bl e ‘bonehs and foid. 1063 ufiun‘.fl: Tth. INE MEN’S CALF SHOES, 8175: TO OR- der, $2 bU; half-soling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard. RY ACME HOUSE, 857 MARKET low Sixth, for a oo c & night; 615 LALKIS-_BEANCH OVFICK u¥ THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SI., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 8¢ a night; reading- room; ree 'bus and baggage (0 and {rom the ferry. WANEE L—MES BARBER trade; shops, t0ols. posiuons furnished: 8 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, —_—_— ANTED,TULULLEC L WASGES DUK LABOR- W ey KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. LEARANCE 3 LE—$5000 WORTH HOOTS. and shoes; must sacrifice; $1 50 shoe 75¢c, $2 shoes $1, #3 ‘shoes $1 5U. £4 shoes $2: $5 shioes $2 50, $6 shoes $3. 638 Market st., opp. Paluce. QUM 15¢ 3U 480 Pr it N Lo st L 900 +v o4 90 per week. Orfental, 226 Drumm st ANTELD—LABUKEKS AND MrCHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. sulll rums Denver Houss, %17 Third st.: A3¢ large rooms; 26c per night: $1 10 $3 per week. MARKET ST.—BRANCH UFFICKE OF THE CaLL; want ads and subscripuons taxen. . BE- 81 a week. 40 LEAKN BICYCLES. Ao GE'SH‘:«ITIEMJQ‘:‘;%AND :BAAADP;'B VICTORIA st new, $25 each; lish bab; carriage, $10. 524 Waller st, near steier IGH-GRADE ’'97 BICYCLE: SACRIFICE; owner must go East; make ofter: call 510 7 P M, 2016 Folsom st. 8- ROOM LODGING- HOUSE FOR « sa'e chean 247 Sixth 15 FURNITURE FOR €A MrNEY LOANED ON DIAMOND , WATCH- es,jewelry,sea skins. Uac e Harris.15Grant av. JOESITURE, S10VES AKESTS COUN- ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market. THE BESL ket st OQU~EHOLD KANGES ALK JOHN F. MEY ERS CO.. 847 ¥URNITURE WANTED EW STORK; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST. prices SILVEKSTIEN, 1283 Murket: postal. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Moutgomery st.; hishest prices pa.d. kST PRIC.S FOR FURNIUTURE, MDSE, ete. STREET & CRESWELL, Ancuioneers.721 Howard streeet. iiotses DUuZhtIn heir entirety. CARPET CLEANING, 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: (licans, moves, iays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr., 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250. W A'I'TS, reliab e carpet-cleant ng, renovtg, alter- J. ation works, 413 Mcaliister. Tel Jessie 321. CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKR ~outh 56 M ackintosh & Co, ARPET! Dew. Z3Tenth; tei. B MITCHELL, CARPET-CLr ANING CO., J. Fio" e % ae; cleaning sc. rd; tel. Mis. 74, ARPETS Ci BANKD, KENUVATED LIKE CAoen I n e U E kN iss Stevenson, Tol. S5k DVANUE CARPET-CLEANING (O, 402 ~utter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM. vrop. SNAL BARGAINS — HIGH-GRADE _SEC- ond-hand bicycles. all in perfect running order, from $25 upward. Golden Eule Bazasr Cycle De- partment, =5 Geary st. (GENT’~ AND A CHILD'S CRESCENT BIOY- cle for sale. Apply 444-446 Valencia st. HISKURADK BICYCLE: $3) CASH; DE- parture. Address 136 Seventh str:et. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JEE peRsbe T s Sogu 76, ban Francisco, Oa. oo /°6: glephone Mala ARPEI- LEANLNG, d0; LAYING, 80; RUG sumples 1ree: tel. vessie 944 Stratton, 88th sz HEN YOU BetoMe DISGUSIED WITH work send 10SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cac- pet-beating Works. 3563-57 Jehama st.; tel. So. 4). TONKLIN'S CAKPRL - BEATING WORA3, (U8 Shiton Gitte sva_1eiephone Kags 12 MINES FOR SALE. REAT INDUCEMEN[—AN INTEREST 1N a first-class goli mime wiil be ;iven to the rignt party; money to be used 10 erect mill. Call oradd ess i, +i. kLR S 46u Townsend st PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. s e e REE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOX PA- per dally at 22 Geary st.; agency for cossi. CAL CAMERA GO ™ 6eney forthe HOUSES FOR SALE. A~ A~ A <S; MAKE UFF _R; MUST BE SOLD 549 to0 555 Mission st. Cali 556 Mission st.