The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 16, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1897 STRIKING THE BALANGE SHEET | Financial Benefit From the; Great Convention ,‘ Shown, : More Than Two Million Dollars Was Brought Into This | State. | Al | San Francisco Is a Good Convention | City and Is Able to Enter- tain AlL The committee of '97 had a meeling last night for the purpose of auditing | bills, and it was found impossible to zo through the mass that had accumulated, but good progress was made. Many of the members ure worn out with the jabor attending the work during the Christian Endeavor convention and will | J leave this morning for a few days’ rest. The remainder of the bills will be attend- ed to as early as possible and it is expect- ed that all the business of the commuitee will be closed up within two or three | weeks. The committee has money ample for all bills and will probably have a surplus. Until the bilis are all audited the exact status cannot be asceriained, but the members think there will be quite a good surplus. Just what will be done with | this will not be decided until the amount | is ascertained. Itis to be left with the| subscribers to say what disposition will | be made of the extra. Itistheexpres- sion of the committee that, unlessthe | overplus is very large, it will be given to | some charitable object to be named by | the subscribers. If the amount is very | large it is possible that a dividend may be declared smong the subscribers. The committee is well pleased with the | results of the convention from a financial standpoint and ihink that the estimate of THE CaLL that the visitors left a round nillioa doliarsin the City outside of rail road fares is none too large. Some place | the estimate as too small and say that the | amount will far exceed that enormous | sum. | Lo order to-ascertain as near as possile | the financial benefits accruing from the | convention, investigations were made | among the hotels, restaurants, boarding and rooming housee ana all business | houses that would feel the eifects of an | increasea trade from such an influx of | ihese visitors, and then the sireetcar lines and places of entertainment, and it | was estimated that in additon to the 35,000 people registered as members of the | convention there were fully 15,000 other | visitors who took advantage of the cheap | rates and visited the City. This places | the total at 50,000 visitors. Each of the nirst-class hotels was crowded | to the limit with people who paid first- | class rates for theentire eight days. All| the other hotels in overflowing, and boarding and rooming houses were also filied to such an extent | | 1 Jacobsor the City were filled to | _ GRAND HOTEL. & Barghous, Spokene H B Gillis, Yrek+ Mrand Mrs Edger. Sac G Welr, Petaluma J Doheny. Petaluma B I Price Jr. Memphis J F Connirs. Onkland K Ber:er, Mendocine Cty W E Coo. Eureka § G snyuer, lova L N ~nyde , lows W T Nicho s. Arizona § I Avpel. Arizona 0 O Weber, Santa Kosa J Ciemens, ked Biuft Mise B Clements, Cal A J surcer, Sacto A Haley, Uhicag C A Caihoun, D C L Lewis & wf. New York G H Senders, St Lonis ¥ Leland, New York G X Russell & w, Wash J 1 ~outh, St Louis AJ Tuc-er & w, Orange G H bar tow, St Louis Dr 1 C Waller, Port and Miss Ye er, Por.land Miss | age, Poriland ¥ C Brown, Milton W E Mackey, Milton ¥ G Marsh, Cincinnati 3 M T Gezry, Nevada ‘ortland W C Ho:t, sson + Amoston, ~acto Chicago IS Thacklett & w, Mo er. w& d,1I1 J P Porter. Evansville , Redding 1 ¥ 1orter, r.yansviile « B D ckic, >t Lovis H K Baiber, Siockton ‘Crooks, S Barbara S K Brown, Minn B Orovilie Miss ~ Caoat-, slinn Minn Miss E Wilson. Miun Miss Brady. ¢ A r. Osborn & w, Cal J W Hal, Sacto D Jameson & M route, Hol DF Lawhi |, Pittsburg Mr D T Burk, Pasadens T Pesrcu, Nupa J W Jacks n, Tenn W W Ouates, Siockton EP Cowin, Angeis Lr 1 Flint & w, S Juan W F Pervis, Cal J A Lenyer. Detrolt €O MOPOLITAN HOTEL. T Hafling, Oaklund A Olliver, Merced Wm Trew artha. AngisCp Wm McDougell, Fresno J E Speucer, kr sno J F Lenger & w, Nebr Mrs J Jenkins.*ai Lake .rs J M Barlow, S Diego John Hefterman,S iego H H Davis, Porterville Mrs P Davis, Porterville T W _O'Brien, Paswiena 3 i1 Wilson,Columbus,0 M A Cook. Hood River J H Juchenich, Portiand ¥ Slier, Port and G M trwin & w, Salem Mrs R Coilison, Salem Mrs Strom, Salem R Ulman, Pordand, Or J D Hunt. Poriand, Or MrsJ Appiegate, Ind C F Applegate, Tnd H ¢ Yancy, Sonora Jos Holland, Por.land J G Payne, Ind Barney Taylor,5an Jose P Durkin, Los Angeles J Duffy & w, San Jose H Murry, Bolinas 11 G Buhrmeister,Sulsun F S Hafriman, St Johns- G Silverthorn, Wis burg G R Harrison, Cal W H £miillan, St Johns- Santa Cruz burg las V Lodge, N Y A H Clapp, N Y Mrs Knudson, St Paul W B Burtel. N Y A'S kden. Chicaso M Cornell, Grass Valley A Munning, Larkspur G Faus, Larkspur Davis, Portervilie D M Dil ingham. Cal > W Bowles, Cel Louisviile W O Beck, Fresno Fresno 2 M Smith & wi, Pa nplug, Phils J M Mussen, | oronto : J L Scott & wf, Sacto B mith & wt, Kans Chbas Vaughn, Minn J'D Morgan. Bolinas NEW WESTEIN HOTEL A Crowley, US S alert J C Davton, U S S Alert T Cahill. Petaluma W B kigby, Petaluma J M Hermany,S L Obspo IT Pierce, Bakersfield Miss J Johuson,Los Ang alt Luke ¥ L Hammond, Detroit J S Ritcher. Merced ¥ G Davis& w S T Davis & wi, Nebr H P 0’Connor &w T W Turnboll, Dakland W P Thompson Sa Cruz B I Coilins & wf, Montry J Wililums, Honoluiu W'W O'Hara, bateman W I Crosoy, Port.and W K Pillsbury, Boston Mrs L Smich, Seattle Miss L H Davis,S Mateo C Gorkheimer, Foruand H H Rbodes, Cedar Kps J O'Brien, Louisville A McCorrin, Sea tie J Wiight, Seattie W Fraser, Seattie A Green, Tacoma BALDWIN HOTKL NY S Sherman, San Jose Alameda G Warren & w, Portland M Slivetini, N'Y W H Dresser & w, Ariz Mrs M E Co eman, D C Mrs LM Criswe J Schell, Grass V M Woolsey, Seln Mrs M Woolsey, Miss M K Wools Miss 1. R Wooisey, Ala C R Plosssr, Bhone W Bean, N Y J Daut, Philacelphia C M Hunter, Denver W Higkin,, Pleasant s e S Many of the South Sea I-landers be- lieve that Paradise can be inherited only by persons of perfect physical form. When this belief prevails 8 man will die rather than submit to amputation. tson, W S, E G Cerv: F W Wickory. SAN FRANCISCO “"CALL.™ RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL~ 710 Market street, open unill 12 o'clock every ignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—627 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 8:30 o’clock. SW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; epen antil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mlssion 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 Twenty-second and Kentucky NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY No. 1, K. 1., Masonic 1emple, Post that mauy private houses were opened to | 83d Montgumery sts—Regylar assembly receive temporary guests. Of these fully 1000 paid an averase of §4 a day for hotel alone for eightdaysora| total of $32,000. Two thousand averaged | $2 50 per day for the same length of time a total of $40,000. Twentv thou-and aver- aged $150 uay, a toial of $240,000. Twent seven thousand averaged $1a day, a total of $216,000, making a toial paid to hotels, boarding-nouses and resiaurants of $528.- | 000. | During the week the streetcar lines and ferries incressed their business between | $40,000 and $50,000, and the places of amusement and interest, such as the Chiff House, Satro's Baths and similar places, received about the same amount, while it is estimated that $50,000 was spent for souvenirs and - curios. Some place the, | estimate on thisitem at twice thatamount, Chinatown received a large amount, ana it is estimated that not less than $100,000 were left there either with guides or in the stores. In addition to the amounts spent for rleasure and in catering to the wants | of the inner man 1t is known that severai | thousand dollars were given in charity 10 various institutionsand needy persons. 1t all the various little incidental ex- penses of travelieisis added to these es mates it will readily be seen that the roillion-dpllar estimate is,” if auything, | 100 smail. In order to entertain and care for thi< preat crowd it was found that jully 3000 people were given employment during the week who, otherwise, would have been idle, and in this channel not less than $30,000 went directiy to the work- ing people wno were needingit, while about twice as many other working peo- ple Teceived extra wages drring the rush. The grocery-stores, butchers, frait- dealers, provision men of all kinds, as well as furniture dealers and dry-goods houses received direct benefit, and thnis million dollars was filtered through the | channels of trade so thatevery business | in the City felt the new money. In addition to the City of fan Francisco | the State at larze was greatiy benefited, | and it is estimated that with the railroads and the various outlying points of inter- est in the State fully $1,000,000 niore was spent, making a grand total left by the | Endeavor crowd of $2,000,000. The people ot San Francisco subscribed for the entertainmen: of the convention $25.000 and will have sorae of it left, so it is seen by the balancing of the books that | the credit of $1,975,000 is due to the con- | vention, in add:tion to ihe widespread ad- vertisement the State aud City wil re- | ceive at the hands of the thousands of vis- ‘ | itors who went home well pleased with the convention and their treatment. The convention aemonstrated two | things. First, that San Francisco can en- tertain any sized convention and care for as many pecple as desire o come; second, | thata convention isa good financial in- | 1897, ~are as follow vestment for the cily which invites1t. | Cronils Bge 8 geati: 3 4 i ye Nadle Narez, Lobinson, a.e 10 month HOTEL ARRIVALS, ‘ PALACE HOTEL. ! B Halladay, Horoluiz M Cookson, England A Lewis, Phitacelphis C H Browne, Englaud H » Widener, Philadela Mrs Hamm W L Steel, Chicago AH G W Dewey, N Y § Rucke J Westhorp=, Hull n Borft Germany Mits G Loomts, Phila Mrs W L rikius Jr, Pa A Hammet, Mo | A B West. San Jose | S MeMurtry, IWEK W Knizht, N ¥ Miss Cunningham. Mo | Luis Obis ¥ CMeDaniel, Knnsss City | a O'C Lewls, ~pringfield = | 5, Philadelpha D k& C Buimer,U S N | Mrs Witson & ¢, ~pokane | J N Meser. Tacoma | udley, Alexls | DH watls, N Y i Marz Dickie, >t Lo uls € 0 McClure, St 1 ouis T James, Louisviile G M Bryan Jr. Texas Mrs C Lewis, Springfiela & Bansman, teattle H L Wiison, s pokune LICK HOUSF, MissMaber,StanfordUnvJ M Fulweller. Aubten Biglow. X Co.umula C B Donges, N J < G Bush < J Huber, san Jose W P Miatheivs, 311 Valley H Barman, US N G Penance! San Jose J riepburn. Chicsgo H Harding. Denver Mrs J Hepburn. Chicago Daisy Brsun, Texas Lucy Bryan, Texas acto B vav. llier, Oakland hoit, ~tockion i Leonard, Guleh Mi n, ~an Jose Mis Chri:man Ventura | ¥ Chri man.Ven u'x K Bryan, ~tuckion | W BTomp&ins, ¥ sa’ena £ M Law & w, Florida J K Law & w, Merced I MW ters, Mo W Audrews & w,Chicago C A ‘Il hompson, Ky W A Coes er, U S8 Alert Mrs Stoek, Hauta Cruz Miss Stock, W i tiumbert, Cal | J R ku;lish, Marie I, J.ngl:h Vallcjo | DG Wright. St Louls J §_pizgin, Milwaukes A L Duncan, Oregon J 3 Shotwell C Richardson &w.Colusa A Gonzales, W M Begg , SanJose ¥ A Fee, Madera R A Laae, B H Upham. Martines M D Nicholas, Palo Alio Mrs Wiliams, Chicago Cul THIS (rKIDAY) EVEN,NU, o'clock Order of the Temple. are courteousiy iuvitea ut 7:30 All fraters SIR JOhN P. FRASER, Em. Com. Sre HIRAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. YERBA BUFNA CHAP- ter No. 1, Knights Rose Croix—I mstallation’ of officers THIS (FRID\Y) EVeNING, Julv 16, at 8 o'clock. GEORGE J. HOB Secretar; THIS (FRID AY) EV oftice of the compa: A LODGE OF PER- —iegular meeting SNING, July 16, at GEOKGE J. hUB. Secret: X, Secretary. YERBA BU fection No. 7:30 ¢'c ock. D. 5. y. =2, MISSION LuDGE No. 169 F. and A. \I.—Cslled meeting +HIS (FRIDAY) EVENING 7:30 v'ciock. Ihird degree. By order of the W C.D. BUNK REGULAF EETING OF the ~ Caledonian Club THIS EVENING at 8 o'cock, Scottish Hall, g 111 Larkin D. B. McNELL, CLief. JAS. H. DUNCAN. Secretaiy. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meeiing 0f the stockholders of ihw Arastraville Mining Company will be held at the Jackson st. San Fri cisco. Cal, on TUFSDAY, the zuth day of July, 1897, at the hour of 4 ¢'ciock P.M., 10 elect & board of Directors for the ensuing y-ur. 10 con- sider and order on the actlon of the directors in relation 10 the purchase of the company’s mining pioperty and i iransact such ocher busiaess a3 | may come before tie meeting. KOBERT B. HOGUE, Secretary. ~»> CH b= | in the Unite | years uge 5 years; K iza Sirubel, =3 ANNUAL MEETINC IH“ REGULAR annual meeting of the siockholders of The ~an Fravei-co and >an Josquin Valley Kallway Compuny will be held at the office of the company, 321 Market sl an Fiancisco, California. on the 20th dny Of Juiy, 1897, st the hourof 2P . for the purpose of eleciing a Board of Directors 1o serve fur the en<uing vear and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet- 1 AMNDER MACKIE JALL, sent to any address year for $1 50, postaze free, NOTICES, Q THEY SELL ALL ANbs OF DRY gooas, hosiery. underwi beds reads, tow- els, table-covers, laces, embioldery, linings, trim- mings, vei ings, etc, very cheap at Pioneer Dry- 00ds Store 105 Hifth st K DE. IREN K WEST; NEW MEDICATED elec ric treatments. = K. 50. 560 Market st. EWELL'S DAIKY Is NOW LOCATED at 234 and Foisom sts. Tel. White 971. DENTAL CONGKE quickly printed. Hiil S VISITING G- RDS 21/3 Geary st. 9. 5 LMK ORPHANS AND HalLl admit ed into Orphan Asylum sin MME. PEAR tific palm HARRISO ». ~CIEN- Locuted room 2, 12015 Geary. N “ORPHANS Taucis Girls' Directory nuary 1. 1897, to July 1, Ada Derb:m, age 6 v-ars: Alic: Jacin Jo ephiue Jacinto. sge 10 ¥ urs: aurez, age ¥ years: Delia vang. age 8 yeas orence Lavg, ace 2years; Evaine Lan,, age b years: Anuole McCarthy, age 5 vears: Nellie Lonersan, age 10 vears; Genevieve Ander. son. cged 10 years: Ray Ander.on, age 6 aie Bush, age Byears: Lottie Bush, age Koncivez age 7 vears years: (lvament Cbase, Lilife Kush. age vears. Boys—kEnrique Stanly Dervam, age 4 g 2 yearsmna 5 mouths; ars. @3, ABANDONED CHLDREN IN ST, Joseph’s Infant Asylum since January 1, 1596: “inomas Lesmond. age & years: Walter Bruce, age 5 years; Juhn Bruce, age 3 yews; Wa ter Smith, age 5 years: Madeline Norton, au 5 years; Mary ° Orton, i ge 3 years: Ge rge Smith, aie 5 years: Helen Smith, age 3 years; Kug Broderick, age 2 years: William Rousch, age '3 years: klora Kousch, aze 4 years: Frank Strub i, ge 8 years; Mary reely, age 6 yeurs: Charies Kilgarlt, age § years; sertie Kilgarlt. age 4 vears. _THE SECRETAKY OF THE SAN Francesco Protestant Orphan Asylum “o- herewith gives notice ibat the following 0 and half-orphan girls and bovs huve been | admitied io ihe Insti uzion f om Jau. 1, 1597, 0 July 1. i897: Laura R Plerce 12 vrs oid, Annie Beckner 6 yrs. Esther Wilion 10 yrs, Laura Gio- bons 6 vrx, Viola Johnson 10 yrs. kuby Loring 5 yrs, Nellie Preslev 6 y1s, ¢ lara Lehman 7 yrs, Carl 'mith 1315 yrs, W.lilam Per.ins 10 yrs, Albert F. Kesling 2'yrs, Henry Johnsun 8 yrs, Arthur Lucco 8T, Umar Loring 7 years and Kubert Loring 338, TENANIS KJECTED FOR $4: rollections made: aty or country. Pacifio Collection Co., 415 Montgy st. room 6: tel. 6580. DIVIDEND NOTICES. FITUATTONY TWANTED-Continnad, MALE HELP WANTED. B, DiVIDEND NOTICK_OFFICE OF PA- clfic Undertakers, 777 Mission st., San Fran- cisco. A meeiin of (he bourd of i irectors held July 12 1897, a divide.d of 50 cents was declared, payabie at the offi>e of the company on and after MONDAY, July 19, 1897 Office hours from 7:30 109 P. 3 M C. GORHAM, Secretary. DIVIDEND NuTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 45 (twenty-five cents per sh:re) of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION Ct M- PANY will be puyuble at the ¢ffice of the com , 327 Market st,on and niter TUESDAY, 20, 1897. Transfer bo.ks wil cose WEDNESDAY, July 14, 1897, at 8 o’clock P. M. r. H. SHELDON, Becreiary. OOKKEEI'ER, ~OLICITOR AND COLLEC- tor desires a position: has 7 years’ experience. Address 5. M., box 102, Call Office. QITUATION WANTED BY A GOUD COOK: sober and rellable. Ad. Cook. box 89, Call. PIANIST AND SINGER, MAN AND WIFE, young couple, great experience, want posi:lon In fine restaurant, saioon or summer resorv: city or country. G., box 150, Call. {XPERIENCED ENGINEER, 25 YEARS OF age. handy with tools and wiiling to make himseif useiul atany kind of wor<; best refer- ence. A.J. H., 330 Eidy st. LIVIDEND NOTICE—THE NEVADA E<Z ank of San Francisco, The boand of direct- ors of this bauk have dec.ared & dividend (No. 21) for the quarter ending June 30, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable on‘and aiter the 15th of July. Transfer books will be ciosed from the 10th to the 15:h inst., bo h days inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSUN, Secretary. an Francisco, Ju'y 7. 1387 g FITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. INEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES situstion at housework oras nurse or second work: country: 815 up; references. MISS CULe Sutter st. ONS WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS i laundress and chambermaid; best ity or country. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter MIRST-CLASS GERMAN MAN AND WIFE desire situations; best references: ¢ity or cou any kind of work. MISS CULLEN, 823 sut- JripsT-cLass GERMAN COOK WITH THE best cf reference desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & (0., 318 <utter s'. MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5832) furnishes best Dheip of all nationalities. JEAT YOUNG GIRi, WOULD LIKE 10 DO 1 ght housework: one who is wili{ng aad obllg- ing; s.ep hom -: not out of the Mission. K. 8., 2526 Miss.on st. VW ANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL POSITION todo upstairs, or general housework and cook- ing. Please cali 911 Capp st., bet. Twenty-iourth and Twenty-fifth. Y AITER, GERMAK, STEADY AND SOBEK, Wwants position: city or country. Address C. M. R, box 31, Call. PLUMBING APPRENTICF, 3% YEARS' EX- perience ai trade, wishes siluxtiod. Address FRANK MULLER, Alameds. ELTABLE. STEADY MAN WANTS SITUA- tion around private place, clty or couatry. to take care of hois-g and buggy and make htmaelf generaily useful; Is a fair gardener and 1s handy with tools. D. B. B., box 20, Cal Uftice S'rmm\' YOUNG MAN OF NO BAD HAB- its wants employment as janitor, porter or about private piace; will be found willing and oblig- ing. G.Y. M., box 85, Call Office. 615 LARKIS-BBANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL bubscriptions and want ads waken. + DXPERIENCED BOUKKEEPER DESIRES -teady position; best references. H., box 35, Call Office. Bv'l'unnw GOOD ALL-AROUND MAN first-class block man, wants situation. Ad- dress W. H., box 99, Call Office. W. CUR BIXTrhNTh 5l., NEAR MISSION: branch office of IMx CaLL' bubscriptions and want ads taken, Y QUNG MAN WHO PULLY UNDERSTARNDS the care and driving of horses wishes siiua- tion; can do gardening; references. M. U., box 66, Call Office. RY COOK. $14 A WEEK; COOK, COUN- try, $45 and rcom: cook. city. $40 a1d room: ook, city, $50, room: cook, $7 week: short-order cook, $30 to 860: Freach or Itahian cook, $50 and room: thi:d cook, resort. $35 and room: second cook. $6 & week: cook’s helper, $5 a week: ook and second. same house, $75 anu room: cook for an ins {tuiion, $50 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market sf. ESTAURANT PURTER, $15 AND ROOM: young man to work in an ios itution. $15, TOOm, eLC., See party here 10 A. M. IDIIII( man for general work in small hotel. $15, room, etc. young man for s:ore wor<, $4 & week: yonus mau, smal hotel, wait some, etc, $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 5()() LABORERS. $1 50 PER DAY, FREE fare, steady work, see party here Thursday and Friday: ship Saturday morning. MAKTIN €., 749 Marget st. HWASHER, 825 AND EQOM, COUNTRY; ishwasher, §6 a week: dishwa: $350 a ishwasher, $15 and room; dishwasher, £3 8 week; dishwash r, §4 a week: boy to wash dishes. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. 20() MEX, TO GO ROUTH; STEADY WOR free fare; ship daily.” MARTIN & C 74y Marcet st PASTRY. COOK,$50 AND ROOM: PASTRY cook, $50, clty:' pastry cook, New York butter cakes, §1: & week: pastry cook, country, $65 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. g WAITERS, CIT1. 830 AND ROOM; 2 EX- ©) tra waiters, city, $1 50 per day; lunch and _din- ner waiters; waiter, camp work: walter to go south. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OOK FOR AN INSTITUTION, $50 AND room: see party here 10 A. M. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st UNCH-COUNTER MAN AND MAKE salads; $10 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HELP WANTED-—Continued. :CRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED R L marine corps, Uniied states navy: able-bodied, unmarried men, beiween the ages of ) and 30 yeurs. who are citizens of the Ubited States, or those who have lexally declared thelr intention to become such; must be of gcod chur- 4 habits and abie 10 speak. read and write English, and be betwren b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For furiher information apply st the recrulting office, 20 kilis st >an Franciscd, Cal. OR SALE_3-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP; Al Flication. box 150, Cail. “RANCH OFFICE UF THE CALL, 167 NINTH B 5AN Vot ds na suscripions taken. USINES® CHANCE:! LEADING GROC-.RY, WITHOUT $1500: 5% on'ivery business s reet: horee and wagon: jarge stock of goods; doing a Inrge cash trade: owner going East. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. OUSE OF 45 RUOMS, WITH SALOON, IN wholesale districi; roon.s always occupled must be sold at once, on account of death, at rea: souable price; make offer. Pariicu.ars, WILKE, 783 Market st. $700, SALUON. 2 BLOCKS FROM MAR- © UU. ket si, with club-rooms, ladles’ cafe, Piano; gool paying place: cheap rent. Apply WILKE. 783 Market st & 3 EW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 Mi> 4th—Single room Dper night, B B ek 70¢ w0 £3: clenn.quiet: spe: open ail night. 10c to BUc: per week, cial attention to morning calis; ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes 1or saie; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 2ic up; mistits =xchanged r. pairiug; shoes made 10 o:d-r any style $3up. Cenirul Revalr Ing Shop, 749 Mission st., lear Graud Opera-house. ADIES SHUES, *OLING, MEN'S shoes, soling, SUc: all repairing done at halt the usual price. 562 Mission si.. bet. 1si and 2d. E. jisox wasts 100 MEN 1UGET BOTTLE .+ beer o5 wine bc; besi free lunch. 643 Clay. W ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO %t your feet at the same jrice you bu realy- made ones, from_$2. £3, $4 and $5, at 662 Mis- +10u st., botiveen First end econd. VY LNCHESTER HOUSE, ¢4 THIED Sty NR Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room; free 'Lus and basgege o and from the ferrs. AN I ED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posiions furnished: 8 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 13814 Kighth OR\ER GROCERY AND BAR; 1 BLOCK south of Market st.: established years: guar- snteedcu dear above $200 each monih; sickness ompels owner to se.l: spiendid business opening. WILKE, 783 Market st. lomms RESTAURANT F750. BETATEAYT AXDY downtown; among wholesa'e houses: no night or Sund. y WOTK; one uf the most einborately turnished pla: os Of this kiud fn town: old estabiished; receipts $23 to 825 per day: grand opporiunity. M. LESS, § Fourth st FAMILY AND SALOON IN Y 11JQUOR -TORE ON .“.)5]_00. Dbest street 1n the Western Addition, finely fitted up: has an excellent ciass of patronsy Tent reasonable: carr -5 good, iarge stocki worth Invesiigating. M. LESS, 5 I ourth st. $60 PARTNER WANTED IN A WELL + paying Aurant in one of the liveilest locatlons norih of Market si.: owner prefers xood ariner to hired help: will give good reference. . LESS, 5 £ ourth at. Lidtels $1000. LLVERY, AND BOARDING STA- « ble for e; will positively clear $150 per month; satisfaciory trial given and full ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KN OX Coulection Agey, 110 Sutter. LEARANCE SALE—35000 WORTH BOOTS and shoes; must gacrifice: $1 50 shoe 75c, $3 shoes 1, 83 shoes $1 50. §4 shoes $2: 85 shoes $2 50, $6 shoes $3. 838 Market sk, opp. Paluce. 4 MABKED ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1HE CaLL: want ads and subscripuions taken. RELIABLE MAN AS JANITOR OF NIGHT watchman: refereuces Al Address K. J., box 77, Call Office. JArA!u::E BOY TO WAIT ON TABLE, DO chamberwork, etc., 818, room, etc. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market ac, ANTRYMAN; $J0 WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st VW URK BY THE DAY FOR RESPE ‘TABLE woman. Address W. W. T., box 48, Call TOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN, EXPERIENCRD in physical and mentsi nursing, desires posi- tion us nurse companion: best city references. A. B., 1233 Page st., corner of Lyon. (GIKL WISHES TO ASSISI WITH HOUME- X work; ace 16 years; sirong and willing. Please call for 2 days at 74 Ciemeniina st, be- tween Eighth and Ninth. ADY WISH S A POSITION AS PIANO- teacher, seamstress. housekeeper or cahier in a restaurant; city or Uakiand. M. C., 304 Fiftn st.. upstairs. \\ OMAN WISHES SITUATION TO D) general housework, cooking and piain was fug: wages $10. 924 \ashington st., nr. Powell. IRL WISHES SITUATION ework and cooking. Cail 2609 NOMP. ) for general hol Post st W ANTED—BY A COMPETENT MIDDLE- aged WOmAD, & DOSILION &8 nurs? an insti u- tion or housekeeper. Ad. MRS. M. N. (., 125 6th. OMPETENT WOMAN AS COOK OR GENE- ) ral housework in small family; city or c.un- 476 Jessle st., near Sixth. try. RELIABLE #HOTESTANT WOMAN WISHES housework in a private f.mily; good cook: wages $15 to $20. L ail 320 Polk W ANTED—BY WOMAN OF R .FINEMENT, position as companion and care of rooms. Ad- dress L. B., box 1u8, Call Cffice. ADY WOULD LIKE TO DO CHAMBER- work in exchange for room. Address B. P. W., box 99, Cali. 100D DRESSMAKER AND BEAMSTKESS; scws tor bU cents a day or $2 50 a week. M. M., 904 rolsom st. JLDEHLY WOM. N, GOOD CUOK, WISHES place; city or country: references. 10 An- thony place. Y 0UNG GIRL WisHES SITUATION TO DO genera! housework or taks care of children. Address 423 Hayes st. TERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND cleani g: $1 and carfare; also washing taken home. 167 Ninth st. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES To DO GEN- eral hou-ework. Address 405 Jessie, nr. Fi fih. KLTABLE FRENCH LADY,EXPERIENCED houseaveper, desires position as such, or will do p ain sewing: no objecilon to short distance in country. 1122 Market st., room 31. EATGERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE I 4N smal American family for general housework 204 cooking. Cail 228 Twenty-ninth st. TEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS AN “housekeeper's place or will do mending; no objection to country. 223 Fost, room 11. (G hRMAN GLEL WISHES SITUATION TO DO general housework, 892 Fourieent: st. 7OUNG LADY OF EXPFRIENCE DESIRES housekecper's place: bacheior's oF widower's home preferred. 12014 Geary st , room 2. Y OUNG WIDOW WiSHES SITUATION A8 housekeeper: ¢ ty or country. 704 Folsom. r. 6. 615 HAKKIZBRANUE OEFICE OF THE O CALL. Suiscriptions and want ads taken. TOUNG 1 TLY FROM THE East desires a houseKeeper's pace, city or country. 223 Post st., room 1. FOUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES situation as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eady st., room 1. G IRL WISHESSITUATION TODO GEN EKAL Lousework; bas good reference: city or coun- 1224 Mission st > sry. Y UUNG GERMAR GIRL OX EXPERIENCE would ke a houseceeper’s place. city or coun- try; or will do pluin mending. 207 Post, room 8 GlrL WIsHES POSITION TO DO GENERAL housework and cooking; references. 1315 Scote st. AP BLE EASTERN WOMAN WISHES SIT- uation as invalid’s orinfant’s nurse: no (riders. Cull or address 917 Howard st., Dasem “nt. NaTa SL_BKANCH Uksas ur UM CALL; subecriptios sud waus ads 167 taken. 33 HAYES—BRANUH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. zBc to $1 50 per nighi: £1 50 10 $6 per weok: convenlen: and respectable: iree bus and bacgage to and from Re ferry. UBSCHIPTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOR THE CALL taken ot brancu ofiice. B¥ hayee e.; o1 en unTL Y ) weloek ¥ WANTED. ‘MALE MEL ]ISEWASHER, 84 WEEK; BESTAURANT cook, $35 to $i0; young girls as waitresse $4 week: 7 waitresses, 35 week: waitresses, Ba Crnz, $20, room, etc.; 3 waltresses, city, 820 and room; 2 cooks, city, $20 and room; chambermald and walt_some, $15, room, etc.: mother and ron for country iaundry: cook and waitress, 835 chambermald, $20° and room, nice hotel. MAR- TIN & Cu., 749 Market st. ERMAN GIRL, BAKERY, $18, ROOM, ET(.: German girl, San Lorenzo, Cal. $20: ‘second girl, citv, $17: cook, nice family, $20: second girl, $15, same house: girl, Alameda, Cal, $.5. MAGTIN & CO., 749 Market at. GEL PINE ST., $15: GIRL, CASTRO 8T, $15: girl forsecond work, $15; girl, Jackson st, $17: girl, McAlllster i, $15: girl, Harrison st., $15: girl, Marih County, $15: giil, Larkin st., $15. MAnTIN & CU., 740 Mur<e s g LADY BARBER! TEADY WORK; ALSO 3 girls 10 learn barber business. MARIIN & Cu., 749 Market st. V00K AND SECOND GIRL, $35. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st AUNDRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $25, room, etc. MARTIN & UO., 7+9 Market 00K, MEN1O P RK $20, SAN HRAFAEL $40, Alameda 820, and other towns: 12 houst- wor< girls, city and country, $20 and §:5: 8 young giris to a 15. MISS CUL- st, $10 to LEN, 328 suiter EAT YOUNG GIRL, COUNTRY, $10; FARE paid. MISS CULLEN, 328 Su.ter st. EAT IRISH HOUSEWORK GIRL, JEWISH family, £80. MISs CULLEN, 828 Butter st. NEAT SKCOND GIRL, $30. MISS CULLEN, 828 tuster st FM: Cli_ ~ECOND GIRL, 820. MISS CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter st. 00K. MINING TOWN, $20 TO $25; FARE paid. MISS CULLEN, 8.8 Sutter st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEFPING; AS- t iady with Ifaut; wages $1 50 & week. Call 223 Devisadero st. % ADIES WISHING SALARY PUNITION call 1221 Mission st., Saturday, from 10 to 4. H AP CuOK, COUNTRY HOILL NORTH, 875 and fure udvanced: head cook, $70, and second cook, $39, for country hotel; second cook, botel, $60; baker and pasiry cook, hoiel, $60 : sec: ond couk and baker, country hotel, $50:° couk and second cook 10r & resor., $40 aud . fry cook, resiaurani, $6: cook. private boarding-house. 835: short-order couk. resiaurant, city, $4J: 10 walters for city and country Lot :ls rants, $30, $25 and $20. C. R. N 108 Geary st. VARLENER WITH GOOD REFERENCES, $30: man and wife. private piace, sec party bere; biacksmi-h and shoer, country shop, $2 <5 10 82 60U biacksuwith belper, $1 5u day; driver for amilk-wag,n, $86: 8 iarmers. different ranches, $20. C. k. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. A'E ADVANCED HOR 300 MURE ME for ralirond work norih: see party here; we ship Saturday morning. C. B HANSEN &CO, 108 Geary s.. IRONERS, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, 826 AND found: macker and distribuior ho el iaundry, $3): washer, hand Isundry, country, $30. C. it BANSEN & Cu, 108 Geary st "REE FARE, FREE FARE—60 MORE RU' K- men and lauorers for raiiroad work: 8176 a day: long job. C. R HANSEN & CO.. 108 veary. g() MASONS' HELPERS ASD LABORKRS to work with mason: j $2ad y. C R HAN> EAD LAUNDRYMAN TO TAKE CHARGE of a hotel laundry, $50 to $75. C. R. HAN BSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. 98 CuVka FuR HOTELX. RESTAURANTS salovns. bakerles, camps, wines, ranches, etc., irum 350, $40, $30° 10 $25 and found; 10 iters, difierent placey §30 and $3.; b dish- ushers. MURRAY & KoAD), 634 and 636 Clay st AN COOK FO« A PRIVATE FAMILY: $25. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 686 Clay st. 155 MEN TO BUILJ A LAKGE RAILKOAD D up north; we' pay your fare (0 WOrk: drillers. quarry and rock mei: iaborers, leamsiers, etc.; see buss at ouroffice. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and .36 C.ay st F%( MEN WANTED TO-DAY, FROM $85 {3 10516 per month; 80 tarmers, $28, 825, $20, for orchards, vin ysrds fa ms, etc. 0 labor- ers,'81 75, $1 60, $1 604 day and $26 per month OUMS, 150 10 75 FiR NIGHT: BUC 4V ol 00 per wewk. Orlental, 225 Dramm si. ANTED—LABUKERY AND MECHANICS 10 know that kd Koikin, Keno House proprie- tor. aulll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 13d large rooms; 2be per night: $1 10 83 nec weak. I AGENTS WANTED. ADY AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY town of the State of California to sell the Bender Bkirt Supporter; sells at sight: ageuts muke from $1 50 1o i 50 per day. Call ator send 15 for sample 13624 Market st., room 1. GENTS_BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signooard; will have & tremendous sale: notning like it: securs sample and territory atonce. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st,, San Francisco. PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER BEER-BOTTLING BUSINESS; experience not necessary. 712 14h, nr. Market. ROOMS WANTED. OUNG MAN WANIS N nished room with running wate G., box 7, Call Cffive. Y tly. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST- OFF clothing. Address G., box 103, Call LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUN D, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 F 11is st. 00KS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Eook Company, 704 Mission st. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CANT- off ¢io hing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. investigation al.owed. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $200 BRANCH BAKERY AND GRO- » cery-storo: best location 2 the Mis- sion; 8 nice living-rooms: rent only $14; value in sight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 1500 WOOD AND COAL YARD; BEST . location; lurge stock; owner 30 years: free rent. STENBEKG & CO, 632 Market. ARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT BUSINESS; short hours: small capital required; 1o pre- Vious ex; erlence necessary. must be satisfied with $18 to $26 a week (rial given befors buying. Business £xcbange, 777 Market st. CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN $150. Sitssion: 4 rooms: cheap rent: mase sell this week. W. F. HEALY, 917 Market st. TERY BEST R+rSULTS OBTAINED BY piacing your lodging-nouses, saloons. candy- siores, etc.. with Stree: & Cresswell, 731 Howard. TO BAKERS, ONE OF THE BENT $1100. crances in tne Stute, s little way out of the clty: $20 to §25 daily cash sales. BARRETT & BASILE, 575%7 Market st. TISITORS WISHING TO SKTYLE HEKE tavorably see UNDERW OOD’S, 765 Market N BENICIA—FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT for sale; good business .ocation; party goin; East on account ot death in family: $450 cash: week. Address MRS. C. CHESTNUT, Benicia,Cal. ESTAURANT FOR SALE: IN THE TOWN of Altaville; one mile from Angels Camp; good location; eood trade: 9 beds; good mJdch cow: rent $16: price for all $350 MKS. JUSEPH PECK, Altaville, Calaveras County, Cal. < OR SALE—CHEAP; GOOD PAYING CIGAR- stand on East st.. opposite the ferry. For par- ficulars apply MICHALITSCHKE BKOS. & Cu., 239 Kearny st. 1‘ OR RENT (COMPLETELY FURNISHED)— Large basement saloon and restaurant (45x90) on yrominent corner: low rent; fine chance to start business. Call 825 Market st., room 629. 1 FRUIT AND CHICKEN RANCH CALL at 628 ~acramento st., city, or Oakland free market, stall 16, Wednesday and Saturday. ARTNER WANTED WIIH $260: GOOD paying manuiacturing business. Address B., LYDGING-HOUSEY FOE SALE. 4() ROOMS. GOODIFURNITURE, RENT 860. : $1,000 62 rooms, low rent, paying finely. 1,600 24 roorus, north of Market, rent 60 600 Other bargains. UNDERWOUD'S. 765 Market. box 25, Call. $300, JALOOY SE. COKNERTENTH AND + Howard sts. good business: must seil. IGAR-STAND AND STOCK _FOR SALE OR torent. Twenty-fourth and Folsom sts. OME BAKKRY DOING GOOD BUSINKESS; bears inspecifon. ~ Apply a Call Ottice. 4§ BOOM HOUSK: BEST IN CITY .....$3500 18-room house on =ixth st only. o850 14-room house on kddy st . . 830 1:-room house on Fourth st 500 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st ELL-ESTABLISHED HAND LAUNDRY 1or sale on account of departure. 109 Hayes. OTKEL FOR SALE — ONLY HOTEL IN Corning (Maywood Colony): one of the best paying businesses through Northern California Inquire at 325 varket st., or 3. LILRSGH, Corn- ing, Tehama County, Cal. and found; 3 choremen, $15 and $ U; 3 milkers. 15.000 2EPWeOD TikS TO CUT: 4o . woo choppers, redwood and pine, $115 per cord; compaay will furnish tools and food. MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay s:. T0(Q). LOPGING-HOU-E OF 14 KOOMS: $ . all full. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. .e LODGING - HOUSE; | $250. rooms; rent 14 FKONT ater free; steady roomers; siciness. Inquire 602 California st., fruitscore. HE FURNITURE AND BUSINESS OF A 60- room hutel for sule or exchange for clear town property: price #5000. For particulars address Bristol Hotel, San Jose, Cal. AKP NTER FO& A HKANCH. $30 AND found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. OR SALKE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNIM- proved city property,pay ng house of 10 roms; a bargain; noaczeas. 5 Eddy st. ) TEAMSTERS, 740 AND FOUND, rOR A large runch. MUKRAY & KEADY,634aca 636 Clay st. ¢) BLACKSMITHS 2 sniiti's helper. and 836 Clay st FOR ~HOPN: BLACK- MURKAY & READY, 634 ORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $10; SEE party here. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. W ork HOUSEKEXPER WITH CHILD, $10; see party here. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutzer s JRENCH GIRL; HOUSEWORK: 2 IN FAMI. ly: $20. MI~S CULLJN, 825 Sutter st. EAD WAITRESS, COUNTRY HUTEL, $30 10 $35: wal ress for springs,8 0: g rl for house- work, country. $15; v Commer clal Hoie', #22 BU; cook private family. German siyle,"§25; 16 girls, housework, $15. $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary & W ANTED—BAKER AND PASTHY COO 850; second coox and broiler, $45 to 350 restwurant wauiters, 835; hotel wali-rs, $35; 2 hotel covks: dishwysher for institution. $20 and found; night cook, $7 week; Japanese cosk, $25, and others. Apply 0 J, F. CROSETI & CO, 6. Suc amento st. NV Sancesmaker tor sauch, #40, cusse boy, $10: brs uid found; iaborers, $1 5V day, and others. Apply toJ. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacrumento st. ANTED—IRON-MOLDE:, 260 A DA AN AND WIFKE FOr HOTEL, §45 to $55. J. F.CKO~KIT & CO., 316 Sutter st. HONER FOR COUNTRY HOTKL LAUNDRY, $35 s mooth and iree fare both ways. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary. 00K FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $45. C. R. HANBEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ANTED — CUOK FOR OYSTER HOUSE, $13 a weel cond cook, $30: fry cook, coun- try. $4 washers, $15 10820 young man, porter in dining-room, $2U; waiter for restaurant, $30; Ironers, #4U: chorevoy. private piace, $1 ete.” ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. ROTESTANT GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. A short distance, $25; second irls. Monterey County, $20; Marin Couniy, $30: Menio Park, $.5, and others. J. F. CKOS.TT & CO., 316 Sutter st. MERICAN NUKSE, 820; 3 COOKS, GEK- man style, 825 and $30. 4 German, French, English and Irish second giris, 20 aud $25, und a arge number of gi..s for cooking and housework. . ¥. CRUSETT & CU., 816 Sutter st. Y UUNG WIDOW (LATE OF MIS 10N 8T.) wishes posiiion as housekveper; wiuower's or bucheior’s home preferred. 283 Sixth, room 6 Y QUG winow FROM EUROPE WISHES situa.fon us housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eddy st., room 2. 7 NINTH SE 167 Sae" s taken. OUNG EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper's pmce: widower's home pre- ferred, city or couniry. 24 Fifth street, room 4. YLUsg SERMAN WIDLW DESIRES housekeeper's position. Apply 120A Eduy st., room 2. Y QUAGGIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires Lo secure a Jucrative houscxeeper's place: bachelors or widower's home preferrea. 821 Mission st., room 5. — LEANCH UFFICK OF LLsCripUive aud wans ads OOK, SMALL HOTEL, $35; WAITRESS, / same p'ace, $20: also pan ry gitl, $10. J. F. CRUSETY & 316 sutter st 1() CHAMBERMAIDS, WAITRESSES, ETC. country hotvls, $2U; Protestant ins Itution, 00, $25: Proies ant womau, care of childien, ete, nstitution. $20; youns girl, houseworx. city, $15. MURRAY & READY, Leading kmploy- ment Agents, 634 and 638 Clay st LAIN HOTEL LAUNDKESS, $25. WARD & CO, 610 Clay st. G JRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES Tu FILL various positions. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. 9 WAITBESKS TFOR .COUSTRY HOTKL, $20. HOTEL GAZKTTE, 420 Kearny st. ILLING GIRL FOR SMALL FAMILY: board and amall compeosation. G. G., box Call uffice. R T. EAD WAITER, 8$35; SECOND COOK, $3 free fure. HUToLGAZEITE, 420 Kearny. QACHMAN AND GARDENER; $25 TO 330, MISS CULLEN, 3238 Sutter st 0¥ ABOUT 17 TO SOLICIT ORDERS FOR meat store; some experivnce preferied. Cen- iral Meat Market, Kimburst, Cal. ANTRD—KENPECT A BLE MAN AS ROUM- mate; rent $2 50 & montn. Address H. box 25, Call « flice. INERG:TIC INTELLIGENT GERMAN ; #3150 weekly aud commission. 520 Kearny sL., room 2, 13 Rovus LODGING HOUBE FOR 3200, O clearing $30 per month. 821 Howard st. ORNER ROOMING-HOUS! rooms and all «ccupied. quire at 393 Sixth st. VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR WEEKLY CALL, sent to eny address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- age free. FOR SALE: For particulars in- FURNITURE FOR FALY URN RE tion; rent cneap. 719 O' $1000. LB, XSTABLISHED BAKEKY, + baking 4 barreisa day; hoise and wagon, and a good siore Lrade; safe investment wili be proven. Apply Call Oftice. §500, BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY, « cigar business: 4 large rooms: pantry: bathroom. yard: rent $14. Apply Call Office. R SALE CHEAP: BRANCH BAKERY, candy, notions: 3 iiviug reoms. 437 Fulton st W ANTED—AN 00D SCHOOL OR KCLECTIC physician, proficient in his profession as weil 1 of sound body, to assume & large and lucrative couutry prac ice in the interior. Address WM. M. DE WULF, 818 Eas: sifieenth st East Oak- and, Cal. F YOU WANT HIGHEST CASH PRICES for furniture, groceries, saloons and restau- rants see J. C. MUTHER, auctioneer. 632 Market. JuEsTORL S1OVES CARPRTS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. OUsEHULD KANGES ALK THE BESL JOHN F. MEY KRS CO.. 847 Market st. FURNITUKX WANTED EW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal NDIANA AUCLION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Moutgomery st.; hizhest prices pa d. ST PKIC.S FOR FURNITURE MDSK, ete. STK: & CRESWELL. Anctioneers.731 Howard streest. Houses bought in their entirety. 'OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSI- ness, Star and Garter saloon, 137 Fifih st.; es- tablished 1586: 3 living-rooms. JI8T-CLASS BAKKKY OUTFIT FOR SALE; store o rent. Apply 712 Valencia st TO $20,000. PAT. RIGHTS TERRI- : no agents. B. G., box 43. ALOON CON.WITH DAIRY: CHEAP:SELL- ing on account other business. 335 Fourth st. IRST - CLA®S SALOUN DOING A GOUD business; low rent: must sell. Apply 83 Thiid. RARE CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS: good gold mine. Address G. K., box 183, Call. CARPET CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: (cnns, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVENSY, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250. PLACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS for sale: 0'd established, good-paying business; $1000 to $5000. C. B. STEANE, Pleasanton, Cal. $350 GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT; A W A'TTS, reilab.e carpet-cleani ng, renovty, alter- At works, 413 Mcallister. Tel. Jessie 321 bargaln. 623 Sacramenio st. ESTAURANT: LIVING ROUMS: GUOD Pp'ace; man and wite; cheap. Apply this office. TARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE JF5r-CLASS BABBER FRIDAY, SATUE- day, Suuday. 1207 Scott; also steady wages. ARBER WANT.D ON SATURDAY AND 1>'Sunday. 903 K. Fourteenth st E. Oakland. |)AKBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND K. MITCHEIL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., Dew. %8Tenth; tei. South 38. Mackintosh & Co. J. 2i0"4h st cleaning Sc. & yard: tel. Mis 74 ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVA1ED LIKE new. J. McQUEEN, 458 Stevenson, Tel. 5238 DVANCE UARPET-CLEANING CO, 403 cuiter; tel. dain 894 GEO. WALCOM, prop. JOB EALE — WELL- FITTED SALOUN IN good location on Fourth st., neac Murket: m: be sold this week. Inquire at LEVY & CO.'S, 791 Mission st JORSALE-FAMILY RESORT WI'H STORE and bar, with or without stock, near San Fran- clsco; good house. modern improvement: arden: summer houses: warehouse and stable; all in first-class order: half cash, balance on time. Apply Lall Uffice, San Fraucisco or vaklaad. Sunday. 227 second st. W AMTED— FIRST-CLASS BARBES FOR Ss.urdays. 207 Fourth st. ARPET-CLEANANG, 3c: LAYING, 3¢ KUG ARBEK WANTED FUR SATURDAY AND Suuday. 225 Montgomery ave. AN IED—GOOD BARBER APPLY, 2104 P. M, 1627 Park st.., Alameda. 15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: rubscrintions an wan: ad« taken. TOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION As housekeeper; plaln sewing. 7 Grant ave. r.2. TANTED—TO MAKE LADIES' WALKING suits for 82: satisfaction guaranteed. 8i8ly Jessie st., off Ninth. 7OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUATION us housekeeper; hotel preferred. 1 Fifth at, rvom 1. ~FINFD EASIERN LADY WISHES POSI- tiou as housekeeper in bachelor's home; city or country. 4834 Geary st., room 15, FITUATION: WANTED BMALE. HINESE & JAPANFSK; EST'D 20 YEARS; help:tel. muin 1997. BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTEK & Cn. CHLAESE AND JAPANESE empa office, 81444 California st., tel. main 231 APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUnEAU, 709 weary st Tel. Sutter 2125. CELERE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT cffice; best help. 41413 U'Farreil. Tel E. 426 M!PDLE-AGED GERMAN, THOROUGHLY compe.ent to tuke charge of wine cellar, or- chard and vinevard: 20 years' experlence: Al referenc. 3. Address Winemaker—F. GRABAU, 417 Bush st., 8. F. TEADY AND SOBER YOUNG MAN. WHO has worked In pantry, siorercom, wineroom, elc. wishes u similar situsion. Address S, 8. S, box 2., Cail. ANTED—,IRL NOT UNDER 16 YEAKS for 11-h. honsework: 2 in fam (y; no washing; wages 85; referenc-s. 13154 Golden Gate, 615 LABRIN-BRANGH urFICK OF THE O CaLe: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. OUNG GIKL FOR PLAIN C /OKING AND housework; wages $15: reference. 1538 Geary. OUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTED TO 1481 Valencia st. mind & child. T A LLORESS WANTED. 743 VALENCLA, ST 39 taken. HAYES oI.—BRANGH OFFICE OF UMa CaLL; suuscrpUous aud waué ads i CLASS BAKBER. 1028 PACIFIC 8T.; Saturday and Sunday. 100D TAILUR WANTED FOl BUSHELING, G625 Commerctal st. IDDLE-AGKD MAN: SMALL WAGES AND board. 721 Wiliow ave , near Buchanan. +) CANDY-MAKERS AT 714 MARKET ST.; 9 ciock; 81 25 a day. 00D OPERATORS ON COATS. 641 MAR- ket st. ANTED—YOUNG GERMAN FOR DIsH- washing: 1eferences. 26 Sixih st.; bakery. ISHW ASHER WANIED AT 626 SACKA- mento st. JIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTED. Siock onst. 15 AsD LAKRKIN—BKANCH UFFICE UF THE CALL. Subscripuons and want ads taken. 615 Od SALr—3-CHAIK BARBER-SHOP IN Oskland; centr«1 loMition; owner retired from busiuess. Apply 574 Washington st., cigar-sture, ARBELS, ATTEN1ION —4-CHAIR BHOP on Market st. cheap. Apply uttica. ANTED — ELDERLY MAN TO WORK around place who can milk. GRIFFITH CLAWK & Cu, 19 Monigomery s.. sumples free: tel Jessie 944 Stratton, 88ths: VY HES YuU BuouMe DiseUsrlh Wild poor work send to SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cas: pet-beating Works, 363-57 Tehama st.; tel So. 4k OPRKLINS canPus, BEATING WORKa 83 Goiden Gate ave. 7elephone Kasi 126 LOST UNDAY AFTERNOON AT MECHAN Pavilion dark steel-gray worsted overc.at; s ze about 45. Keturn 132 Sixtn st.: rewaid. 0ST— BOUK WITH THE HIBERNIA $uvi. gs and Loan Society of an Fraucisco, in the name of MARY OLEARY, No. 179-1433. The finder will please return to bank. _— OST—PASSBOCK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of Franeisco. the name of LIZZIE T. HARLUW, No. 145,481 The tinder will please reiurn to bank. $300. XETAURANT AND BAKERY, oF: . posite principal public buiid,ngs in this clty;_part cash. balance: easy terms. (waer, box ). Call. OUNG LAWYER, DESIRING TO LOCATE, wouid like either part or_whole inierest in & country newspaper. Address F. J., box 10. Call. MALL CAPITAL WANTS r. R.8, 9 Powell st., second OUNG LADY, 'n GROCERY AND BAKERY STORE W), and 3 rooms: rent $10. A vpiy this office. [IRST- CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALK. Apply Cail Uffice. IGAR-STAND ON MARKET ST.; MUST sell ac once. G. U., box 153, Call. 5()0, SOSD-PAYING BAKERY 1N LIVE- $ . ly city, about 50 miles north of San ncisco; selling on account of otber busiuess. y Cail Office. LEGAL NOTICES. TUHE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMIS ION, naving received app.cations 1o mine by toe bydiauiic process from the Mayflower Gravel Mining Conspany. In the Mayilower mine, near rorest Hill, Placer County, o deposit tailings 1n Black Hawk Creek: from Di. J. P. WELCH, in the Pacto.ian In ne, near - enes e, Plumas County. to deposit tailings in Orizz'y Creek: from the Goid Bug M.nlog Company, {n jus mine near George- town, EI Dorado Coulity, to deposit tailings in Canyon Crgek: and jrom E. D. BOW MAN et al in ti.e Eclipse and Bos:on claims, near Oplon Va Iey, Plum. s County, (0 deposit tuiiings in Poor- mans Creek, gives liofc- tuat a meeiing will be eld al 3 ot ulildin Cal. on August 3, 3897, av 1530 B ¥ TRCISC0 917 MI~SION ST. FOR MEALS—THE MOST TOUNG MAN WANTSSITUATION AROUND private piace: thoroughly understauds the care of horses, cows and garaen: cliv or country; g00d references. N. B.. box 100, Call. "OUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION wholesale house as stockman: 4 years’ e: ence. Address U. J., box 19, Call Office. BUUKKEEFER WANTS SMALL SET> 10 post by the hour. afterncons and evenings; reasonable. Addres; Bookkeeper, box 85, Call. OUNG MAN (SWISS) ONLY 2 MONTHS iu this country; speass German and French: wishes situation as cow-milker. Apply 245 Fourth at. IN xberi- [ TUBKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladles. R, 11, 12014 Geary st SITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD BKEAD #nd cake baker. Address J. R., 734 Minna st. BAY CITY TRANSFER CO,, KEMOVED B30 8113, Suiter. Irunks deilevred, 260 UICHER WANTS SITUATION IN CITY OR country. Address 6 kddy st., rvom 115, { of tie best for the money coffee, 214 cents. EAMEN AND ORDINARY FOR NEW York, Austraiis, Honolnlu. 10 Steuar:, upstairs. - ITUATION SECURED FUR A LOAN OF $420 on socurity. W. W., box 8, Call. BARBEK:‘ ANSBOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. & FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. OUKNEYMEN BAKBERS' UNION FREE employment bureau, 34 4ih st. 1 LESS, Sec. ARBrH-SHOP FUR SALE CHEAP, 815. 35 Pucific st. VAMPER O MEN'S FINK SHOES: AlsO general Onon 2526 vanass taken for THE CALL. per month: references exchauged. G. box Howard st., bet. Fourtn and Fifth. 2 ICE YOUNG GIEL WANTED TO CARE OIUME CALL; WaLL adS auu BULSCIIP UV VW QBT CASES OF CORNS CURKD FOR $1. millinery; patterns cu: 10 order, 35c; now is QUBNCKIPTIONS AND WANL ALS FORTHE viniw THE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT. OST CON VENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Per week: tree 'bus and baggage tv 1rom ferry. SIAIL.‘I: NEW YO“K, FOREIGN AND coasting. Shippers’ Oftice, 12 Wasnington st N REEN HANDS AND SKA MEN FUR SOUTH Sens, Australia and the Const. 637 Ciay st. INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO Ok- der, 2 50; baif-soling, 25c up. 859 Howard. 1 chers. Apply CAHN, NICKrLs- BUKG & Cu., 117 Ha; MISSIUN — SUBSURIPTIONS ANTLD—WOMAN TO KEKP HOUSE FOR 8 men: must understand music; w 810 150, Cail Office, - B‘IKB'F(JLASS FINISHERS ON PANTS. 820 OPERATORS ON VESTS: ALSO ONE TO learn.” R. THOMAS, 41 Stevenson st. N o S attons housewore: 1310 Faciac 527 MUNTUUMERY ST, BRANCH OFFICE taken. 92644 Shotwell st., near Howard. IRL< TO LKARN DRESSMAKING AND the time to b.'ln' 2 weeks’' sewing lessous free. MCUOWELL'S, 103 Post st CaLL taken at brauca bov huyws s ‘open until ¥:30 o'clock. 1iig is the onl ne by which you ean compiete a peitect garment witnoat tryiag on. 1079 Mafker. Winchester Houss, 44 Third st near Market: 200 roome: 8 io 81 8 per nigiit: §1 00102 S, E. DRESECUTTING SUHO\ L - FRENCH - ‘tallorlog tanght; $1 week. 916 Marker, r. 19. RY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixib, for a room; 2b¢ a night; 81 u week. OTICE — NUTICE IS HEKEBY GIVE that be City Tressurer of Los Angel..,ut:ll..ull prepared to pay funding bonds of the city' of Los Angeles, Cal., issued fn 1881, Nos 27 t0 126 in- clusive, for the sum of five hundred do. lars ($500) each, with all inierest accraod thereon. on pre. seutation at the office of the City Treasurer of 1,05 Angeles, Cal, and if the same are not presented for puyment and redemption within torty (44) days after the first publication of this notice, the interest on sxid bonds will cease, and the amount due thereon will be set aside for their payment whenever presented. W. A. HAKTW IS, Ly City Treasurer of | Ci Los Angeles, Cal.. June 25, 1807, S0 o® 8k PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J gg{flz:‘_ ;‘(_(Cf_llzcl\‘bs,hldw UFFICES, ROOMS e R Cn:.r uilding; telephone Main _— PHOTOGRAPHERS sUPPLIES. - A e e REE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOX Pa. per dally at 22 Geary st consr. CAL CAMENA COH® "® Mency forthe ROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROOMS; fine stock: good business. 117 Filimore st. 00D NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP AND tools, dweliing, barn -nd good location for store, in 0 d Gliroy: 1 acre of ground; price $1100. JARC. ZUCK & CO., wilroy. ICE CURNER SALOUN IN THE MISSION cheap: low rent. Apply to DONNILLY BRANNAN, 1069-71 Mission st cor. Seventh e 2520 GUUD-PA\'INB HOTEL BUSINE-S: LONG- established: half :nterest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. POKTLAND AGENCY JHIS FPAPER IN. quire this Office urai 183 Lhird si., Portand, Uregon. TKRMAN GIRL TLY FROM GER- ‘many, desircs s parcner. 111 Geary, room 2. — e BICYCLES. & MISSION SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE GALL AN FOR '97 BICYCLE: COST OWNER $100; going East. Cali 5 2. M. 2016 Fol- §45 som st. —_— GENTLEMEN'S AXD A LADY'S VICTORIA whee.s, almost mew, $25 each: sylish baby carnage, $i0. 524 Waller st., near Steiner. NAP BARGAINS — HIGH-GRADE SEC- ond-hand bicycles. all 1o perfect runniog order, from $25 upward. Golden Kule Bazaar Cycle De- partmen 3 (~eary si. MINES FOR SALE. REAT INDUCEMENT—AN INTEREST 1§ a first-class gold mine will be siven to the Tignt party; money to be used 10 erect mill. Call oraadiess H. H. ¥RR..8, 450 Townsend st