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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897 BLAGKMALL B ONLY DEFENSE The Case Against Thomas Stanton Was Dis- missed. He Was Charged With Selling | an Obscene Book on May 29. The Defendant Flatly Contradicts the Evidence of Lucas' Pri- vate Detectives. The trial of Thomas Stanton, clerk in Warren E. Price’s bookstore, 1203 Market street, charged with selling obscene books, was concluded before Judge Low yester- day, resulting in the case being dis- missed. The case for the prosecution was closed Tuesday, and terday afternoon Attor- ney Eagene Deuprey put witnesses on the stand {0 back up his assertion that the whole thing a piece of blackmail on the part of Private Detective A. Lucas. The first witness called was Miss Char- lotte Cross, stenographer for Lucas, but her evidence was unimportant. Then fol- lowed W. G. Taffinde:, who testified that | ne called upon Mrs. Thomas, Price’s | mother, at the bookstore, and in a friendly | wav suggested that she should settle with Lucas and put an end to the troubls be- | tween them. He was not influeaced by any one to make the suegestion. Mrs. Blakiston testifieu that she heard a conversction between her husband and Mrs. Thomas in which her husband toid Mrs. Thomas that Lucas was willing to settle with her on payment of $.4 50, the amount due Lucas’ lady friend from the purchasing club, and $53 for attorney fees. Mrs. Thomas testified that on two occa- | sions demands had been made uvpon her to go to Lucas’ office. She went once but did not see tim. Miss Cross, Lucas’ type- writer, called upon her at the bookstore and told her it would be to her interest to be at Lucas’ office at 11 o’clock that day, but she did not go. Then she received a letter from Lucas in which the demand was made for §8 and this was followed by a visit from Blakiston, who made a similar demand. She was shown the book alleged to nave been purchased from Stanton on May 29 by Bostian, one of Lucas’detectives, and declared that such a bock was never in her premises. Taflinder came to her and ad- vised her to pay the money to Lucas, something less than $100, but she declined 10 do so. She saw Bostia the siore on June 12, and he told her Lucas had sent him to see her. Lucas wanted bis money, but she told Bostian she did notowe Lucas a cent. Bostian then said that Lucas would take the matter before the Council of the American Protective Asso- ciation, to which he and her son be- longed, and also give it to the newspapers. At the time ber son got into trouble wit- ness bad a penny-purchasing club, but she transferred it to another party last March. Lucas had a particular lady friend-who was a member of the club, ana it was her money that he wanted. The party to whom the club was trans- ferred absconded, but witness did not con- sider herself responsible for that. | In cross-examination witness said that the first demand for tne $24 50 was made prior to May The first time she heard of the book was when Blakiston called uper: her and the demand was made for 8 The defendant Stanton was called. He said bis true name was Thomas Stanton McGovern. He was shown the book and denied ever baving it in his possession. He did not sell it to Bostian on May 29 or to arybody else. The statements of Bos- tian and the other two witnesses for the frosecution were entirely false. ~ In cross-examination he said he bad been sentenced for burglary, but was par- doned by the Governor. Robert Johnsion testified that he knew Lucas snd was a member of the same council of the American Protective Asso- | ciation. He had a conversation with Lu- casasto Mre, Thomas and after hearing what be had to say he went to M Thomas and told her that in his opinion | it was a case of blackmail. | Secretary Kane of the Pacific Coast So- ! ciety for the Suprression of Vice testined that about Jure 14 he received word from ‘ Lucas that obscene books were being sold | | | in Price’s store and that he conld get men to buy the books if the society would prosecate. He saw Lucas, and sgreed to rosecute, Then, on June 21, he went to i ucas and got the book. The Judge saia that, looking at all the circumstances and the peculiar conduct of Lucas, he would dismiss the case, There was apj in court, which was instantly suppress: e | REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.! John Dunnigan to Michael ] line of Filbert street, 16 by N 187:8; gift. nnigan, lot on N W of Larkis, W 25 Willlam . and Ciara D. Harrison to F. J. Le Breton, lot on S line of Page street, 137:6 W of Fraukiin, W 55 vy = 12 5,000. George A. Pope to Edith T. Pope (wife of George | A.), lot on NE corner Pacific avenue and Devisa- dero street, V0 by N 26b:214; g.ft. XEstate of Cyntbia A. Jaguith (by administrator) to Kdward Metzzer, lot on N'W corper Waller and Devisadero sireets, N 40 by W 100: $450. i Nellia S, Prescott to same, same; $10. Crocker E. mpairy to Charles L. Hinkel, | rerecord 17! lot o1i W line of Cole street, | 50 S of Ben s by W 100; $10 R. W. Simpson 10 Mary May Simpson, lot on NE corner of Burrows and_ Goetilogen streets, N 100 by £ 55, Jois 14 and 15, block 1¥, Kaliroad- avenue Humestead Association; $10. Vicehio and Madalesa Teonesto and Francisco T. Guinasso, ot on N .ine of Telegraph place, 171:1034 K of Dupont street, £ 17:214 by N 4 also undivided one-fifteenth interest vf subaiv slon 9 of 50-vara lot $10. Madalena and ‘levnesio Vicchio to same, same two pieces §10. Same to same, lot on N line of Telegraph place, 208:3 W of Kearny stre :6 N of Green- | wich, W 17:214 b; 46: £lu. ! Madalena and Vicchio Teonesto to same, 1ot on | N line of Telegraph place, 20 v street and 91 N o1 Greenwich, W #10. And Lee Doon, Chin Yit Lunz, Lee W Sai Chock, Ong Fat Cnong and Chen Yong Chong 1o Ning Yung s enevolent Association, 10t on N line of Commercial street, 68:9 I of Dupont, N 60, X 34:4%5. W 6, W 34:405: $8000, miy Veeder 10 Sarsh A. Holmes (wife of J. ). lot ou W line of Bea e street, 252:2 5 of Fol som, N 22:10 by W 137:6; $10. L.'and Mary E. Major, formerly Fitzdmmons (by W. S srann, Commissioner), to Henry B. Montague, undivided one-fifth of 10t on SW line | of Rich street, 206.3 N'W of Townsend, NW 22:11 | by BW 80; $317. Adolph Sutro 10 G. W. Luce, lot on NE_corner of A s'reer and Forty-sixth avenue, E 50 by N 120; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. “nk A, Vail lot on . 58 W of Ade 30 by 37111, belug lov 31, map of subdivision of Burryhne Tract, Oakland; $10. J. W. Moss (execuior of estate of Hanna C. Paine) to Harrizt M. Clark. lot on S line of Laurel strect, 475:6 + of Telegraph avenue, E 50 by 5 19 belug o 33, Webster Homestoad, akland; Anpa M. Sta cent A. 4. and Aupa Gilbrt, W. B. and Emma F. Fiwh, 0. S ani Abble H. Calderwoud and Henry Porry (by commissioner) to Margare. O'Neil, ot E live f Bioadway. 178:9 N of Moss aveuue N 72 by E 150, being lot 5 and S naif of lot 4, biock I, Weston Tract, Cakland Annex; 21683, B. and Lizzie A. Trocksell to L. G, Magers, 1ot on SE line of &lement uvenue, 50 W from W live of Mulberry sireet, W 30, 5 150, E 30, N 160 10 beginning subject to & mortags for $200, Ala- Magers to Huldah S. Allen, 0. lie C. $ Henry Z. Ayer, iots 11 and 30.block 8, Allendale Tract, und Sarah M. Jones to Edward A. Brooklyn Towns ip: $10. FIPERTS AMES AND CARVALAD Former Says Mean Things About the Latter. The Only an Inexperienced Picture- " Taker in a New York Gallery. A Ghost of the Whitman Brooklyn Forgery Trial Appears in the Figel Case. Daniel T. Ames of New York, the ex- pert examiner of forged and disputed | handwriting, who arrived here to testify in the Craven suit, with Expert Carvalbo, was called upon yesterday by the prosecu- tion in the trial of Theodore A. Figel. The Isaac Hoffman receipt for $9500 was the subject under scrutiny, the witness disagreeing radically with his associate, Carvalho, as to the genuineness of the signature. Witness refused to express his opinion of David Carvalho as an expert, prefer- ring to acknowledge that their profession was not an exact science. [ would not place it alongside of math- ematics, for instance,” added the witness. “But look here, professor,’”” asserted the court, *'I would like to know more about Professor Carvalho.” cre was a general objection on the part of the prosecution, and the court ex- plained its reason for seeking informa- tion. -‘Atnoon te-day I asked Professor Ames about Carvalho, and he said that ne had no very great experience as an ex- pert; that he was only a picture-taker in the witness’ galiery. rvatho,” continued Judge Campbell, “examined the receipt 1n my presence last week, and, having finished, retir.d to | the other ena of the room with Judge Louderback. I did notlearn then of his decision, und, as_he was not cailed 1o the stand, but went East, I surmised that his opinion was adverse to the defense until I was confronted with his letter that he regarded the signature s genuine.’” It was finally decided to strike out all testimony 1n regard to Carvalho. Witness stated that his opinion, deli ered in a nun:ber of cases, had been re- versed. However, in these cases he had delivered no positive opinion. Tne defense endeavored to get in evi- dence through the v ‘o his con- nection with the Alonzo Whitman case some years ago in New York. Whitman, s0 1t is told, was in trouble with the banks of New York and Brooklyn. The expert testimony of Ames had vir- tually convicted him of forgery until the defendant’s attorney, who knew of a Brookiyn preacher whose writing resem- bled Whitman's, wrote to him a letter that brought back an answer. Part of the lat- ter was shown to Expert Ames, who said it was in Whitman’s handwriting. The preacher was put on the stand and acknowledged the authorship, and the in- security of expert testimony caused a re- versal of the situation, Whitman being promptly acquitted. When Genersl Barnes ‘asked Ames about his connection with the Whitman case he testified that only two words of the letter had been shown to him, and these he declared might have been writ- ten by Whitman, but he did not makea positive assertion of opinion. As corroborativa of his opinion that the $9500 receipt was a forgery, witness illus- trated on the blackboard how each letter of the signature ciffered in characteristics to the letters in the signatures accepted as genuine. In addition, he pointed out that the signature had been written on the re- ceipt first, atter which the paper had been folded to be reopened later, when the body of the receipt was written. The fola- ing of the receipt, according to the wit- ness, distarb the fiber of the paper to sufficient extent that wnere the ink passed over the folds 1t was absorbed and showed on the other side. Four tiny specks of dark color were observable under ihe mag- nifying glass to prove or corroborate the opinion of the witness. On cross-examination, however, General Barnes brouzht out that only four specks could be observed, while there were nine places where writing had been done over the creases. The witness accounted for this on the presumption that the otler places had been touched with a blotting pad, while the four that appear inked es- | caped the pad. This inking proposition on the back of the receipt is viewed in two ways accor- ing to whether it is the pros:cution’s or the defense’s point of vantage that is taken. The defense has already established that the receipt had been taken from Fig 1 against his will by Elward 8. Rothcehild. | Since that time the defendant’s demand for its return has been denied, and a few days ago the court took the document into its possession to be handled hence- forth only when in oven court. The de- fense now views with suspicion the black specks that appear on the back of the re- ceipt, as they believe they might have been placed there after the paper left Figel’s hands. e case will be resumed this morning. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, F. and A. M., will meet THIS (THURS- DAY) 1.VENING, July 29, at 7:30 o’clock. SOUTH SAN Second degree. By order of the Master. A Lodge No. 212, F. and A. M., meets K. C. HAKE, fecre ring degrees. By order of the Worthy Ma- FUANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. FRANCISCO THIS EVENING, 8l 7:30 o'clock. for sec- A ond degree. By order of the Master. @. MISSION CHAPIER U. D.. O S._Called meeting THIS (THURS: DAY) EVENING st 8 o'clock for conf MARY G. FOSTER, Secretar;. tron. ANNUAL M ETING—THE REGULAR B2, hunl meeting of stock holders of the Haka- lau Plantation Company will be held at_the office of the company, 327 Market street, San Fra cisco, Cal, on MUN DAY, the 2d day of August, 1897, at thehour of 11 o'clock A. 3. for the purpose of electing a board of directors 10 serve fur LNe.su- Inzyeir, and the transaction of such other busi- nessus noay come before the meeiing. Transfer- books will close on Fiiday. July 30, at 3 o'clock P . H. SHELDOX, Secretary. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEKTING B3 or'the stocknolders of The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works will be held at the office of the company, sontheast corner of Howard and Beale sireats, ~an_Francisco. California, on MON DAY, August 2, 1897, at 11 A. 3. for the purpose of e.ecting a Board of Trustees to serve for the en- suing year and the transaction of such other busi- ness as may come betore the merting. L. . MEAD, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. JIRST-CLAYS NURSE DESIRES SITUA- K tion: best city reference. MISs CULLEN, 323 Sutter st.; phone Grant 120. JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES N situation at mousework or as nurse; $10 to , 323 Sur- £20: 6 years last place. MI1SS CULLE: ter st. SITUATTONS WANTED-Continnad. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continnad. JLDERLY MAN W.NTS POSITION AS POR- ter, nightwatchman or choreman in ity or country notel: sober and steady. U. T.,box 15z,Call. ONEST JAPANESE WAITEE, GOOD FX- perience, desires permanent place; willing to o housework; speeks fiesly. ENO, 1010% Mar- et st TOUNG MAN, GROCERY CLERK, WANTS any kind of work; first-class recommenda- tions; city or countey. G. W. B., box 38, Call. ITUATION WANTED BY MAKRL&D couple in clubhouse or resort: zood ieferences. Address Room 51, 218 Stockton st. ‘ S ANTED_POSITION BY EXPERIFNCED man as bartender. P. 0. address H. CLAKK, Belmont, Cal. W ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF 23, GOOD appearance, situatiou as night clerk of wateh- man iu hotel or large lodging:house: best of city references. Address i. B., box 38, Call Oflice. ANTED—SITUATION BY SOBER AND industrious eng neer; {ong experience in run- ping eectric machinery ; small salary. B. A., box ) Call. OUNG MAN (MARRIED) WISHES POSI- (ion on bread or with cakes.” Address G. C. M., box 33, Cail Uflice. OOKK KEPE ences given. XPERIENCED: REFER- Address J. B, box 143, Call. INER BLACKSMITH WANTS POSITION; 5004 workn.an. C. C., box 129, Call. APANESE (FIRST-CLASS CUOK) WANTS situation in big family In the country. T, M., box 34, Cat FOTEL CLERK KROM THE STATE OF Maine (just arrived) would like a position. Address Clerk, 1630 Unfon st., Uakland. MAN WQULD LIKE A SITUATION ia a dry-voods house; best references. A MRS. LAMBERT. E PLOYMENT OFFICE. as bes: 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5832) furni littes. Aadress G. B., box 5, Call. Y QUNG MAN. 19 YEARS OF A like a position; 3 years in las: piace. G., box 22, Call. , WOULD Address he'pof all natios 7ANTED—SITUATION BY A RELIABLE W o oman: o1 cook: wils do ight housework aud p ain washing; city OF country; best of refer- ences: moderate wages 10 Stocston place, off stockton, bet. Post aud Sutter. YOUNG I L JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires to secure @ lucrative housekeepar’s place: bache or's or widower's home preferred. 821 Mission st., room 5. YHICAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES position as governess or companion, willing to travel, or take entire charge of iuvaiid. 1224 Turk. JXPERIENCE MIDDLE-AGED LADY- would like place 1n_hotel or lodging-house as chambermald or housekeeper; willing 1o work. Fitta st., room 25. Y CUSG WIDOW WOULD LIKE PLACKE AS housekeeper or chambermaid in lodgiug-house or hotel Murket st., roou 2, zd floor. experienced and references given. 1027 | YVOUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS A PON tion #s housexeeper in a hotel or widower Nome, or will do piain mending. 1122 Market st., room 1. JWEDISH GIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO b general housewcrk in American famil, Wages $15. Apply 11 Frankfort ave., off Thirtecuths ., bet. Mission and Howard, S, F. WO YOU GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS in a hotel to dv upstairs work; cangivs refer- ence. Calior zadress 35 Fraucis st., near Mission road. OME EXPE- housekeeper; JEAT GERMAN GIRL OF ence would like a place widower's home pref-rred. 3 1 to do plain washing of any tlaunel-washer. 209 Natoma st L ADY WANTS GENERA or washiug. 342 Minna st JESPECTABLE WOMAN, LATE:Y CAME \ lLere, would like day work of any Kind; wash- houte-cleaning: good worker: ladies, please 1 at o A day and carfare; 1A Worker. 607 Howard st., room ¥, upstairs. “OUNG SWEDISH GIRL W.SHES T0 DO general housework in small family. Please call at 2 Falcon ave., cor. Eizhteenth st, NLKST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID WANTS A ¥ position in Lotel or lodging-house, or house- work by day: 13 first-class izundress; reference given. 327 Edd st. 7ERY YOUNG WIDOW (FOREIGNER) wishes situation as housekeeper In gentleman's house. Puwell st., rcoms 1 and 2. | JE NG GIRL, WILLING AND OBLIG- AN ing, 10 do lignt housewurk : sieep h: m from $5 to $10. A. B., Call Office, 2526 Missiou. (wom'"m' T WOMAN, GUOD COOK, WISH- Jestodo light housework and plsin washing. 2124 Howard st. Vi LUDLE-AGED WOMAN DESILFS WORK M by the day washing or houseciea.ing. 452 Jessle st. PECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK by the day; any kind; good laundress. 7 Vau Ness ave. LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE UF THE CALL " Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. QITUAITON WANTED BY STEADY SOBER industr ous voug man; undersiands care of borses and garden: willing to periorm sny other kind work: good references. Address 266 Minna. 7OUNG UNMARRIED MEMRER MASONIC lodge; geod reputation; woula like work around private place; is hanay with tovls and can handle Dorses: cily or country; wages no object: good home wanted. G. M. G., box 52, Call Oflice. 3 T ANTED—SITUATION BY MAN, AGED 82, as boo<Kecper, cashler, correspondent or posi- | tion of trust; has had experience and can furnish re.erences. Address X, box 65, Call Office. 167 taken. 615 NiNTIL SU_BHANCH UkFICE OF TiGs CALL. subsCOpUOA Aud WAL T ONCE! SALESLADIES! ONE FIKST- classin musiin underwear, and one in ho.fery; Oakland certificate holders iake special notice and appiv a: ouce. U. S. Indusirial Agency, 165 Crockec building. ANTED—GOOD TAILOR ON CUSTOM coats: paid by the week. 626 Minna st. ANTED—A BOY AT LICK LAUNDRY, 9 Lick place. W w HANCE! SINESS BA d. STRAIGHT 10 CENTS $1100. sreraze recelpis 35 per o0id money-making place: choicest location: Calls owner at once to England. Particulars WILK, 783 Market st W ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia ( annerivs Compsuy, Brannan st., between Third ard Fourth. MARKET ST.—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. ERMAN GIRL FOR LIGM I HOU:EWORK. 451 Guerrero st. KERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; $16. 1803 Devisadero st., cor. of Busn. 61’ LAKKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE O Cars: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. OUNG GIRL 14 TO 16 TO ASSIST IN housework. 11 Sixth st., upstairs. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of baby aad assist in honsework. 2211 >utter. 615 LARKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. EARN DRESSvAKING AND MILLINERY 4 atthe ony school receiving the goid medal: paiterns to order 25¢. MCDOW ELL'S, 108 Post st F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOVL — FRENCH « tatloring taught; §1 weex. 916 Marker, r. 19, 4 G 952G MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AU waut ads taken ior THE CALL _ PERATORS ON_OVERALLS. LEVI STRAUSS & C0., 3214 Fremon st. HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ting 1y the only one by which you ean complete a perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Market. M GSh CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; VL ‘W inchester Housa, 44 7Third sc. neac Jdarket: 200 room: c 10 31 6J per night: $1 6010 33 per week: trew ‘ous and Lacwage 10 and 1rom ferry. MALE HELP GRT MEN WANTED positions today, from $75 to 320 per morth and found; 6 cooks, d fferent piaces, $30, $40, 850 8nd $6): 4 waiters, §35, $30, $25 and $20: cook for mine. $45: 2 dishwashers, $15, $20: man ubout place. $15; Vegetable garderer: boy o learn grocery trade: blacksmith, $26 and found: stabiemen, $30, $35 and $25 and found; 10 team- sters, diffelent p aces, $1 50 and $1 75 a day: 20 laborers for company work, 8175 a day, 81 60 a dnv ana $26 por month and found; 25 farme: different places, $26, $25 and $20 per month and tound: 3 churemen and boys for ranches, $15, MURRAY & KiADY. 634 and 636 Clay st. MARRIED OR SING1.E——— VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 48 1 HIRD ST. Nit Market: 200 rooms rbo to 150 per nizhc: | §100 10 86 par week; convenien: and respoctuls: rom the ferry. S—TIHR LY CALL. ln wrapber. for mailing. FEMALE HELU WANTED. 7OUNG WOMAN TO DO COCKING plain washiog on a ranch; $20: fure 1aid; c elv. MURKAY & KEADY, Leading Empioy- ment Ag-pts, 634 and 636 Clay st. W ALURESS, COUNTLLY HOTEL, $18: ( 00KS #nd housework girls, $15 and § 0 MURKAY & READY. Leuding Employment Agents, 633 and 636 Clay st. CH AND PROTESTANT ;4 German, Scandinavian 4 cooks, German style. 425 and $30; ranch cook, $20: Protestant | laundress. $25: waitress and chambermald, cou try hotel, $20; 8 restaurant waitresses. £5 week cook, small boarding-Louse, $:0, and a gieat many girls for cioking and housewo K, (n city and | aae: Men wanted to work In alumber-yard handiing lumber. eic: frcm $175 to $2 day. (ompany work and job Is in San Francisco: cali after 6 come rerdy for work. MURRAY & JADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. W UOPCHOPPKRS! WOODCHOPPERSI—WE want 20 more men: $1 15 per cord: pine and reawuod. companv will furnish tools, etc.: 30 tle- m kers, 8c each MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. EAD A B ND COOKS, COUNTRY second o0k, CONULry res- taurant, $40; neat walter. smooth shaven, §35: waiter, small restauiant, $25; dishwashers, $15 and $20: waiter for a camp, $20. (. R. HANSEN & C0,, 108 Gery st \ ED — 100 ROCKMEN, TEAMSTERS, laborers and masons’ helpers for raiiroad work; $175 to $2 a day: free 1are: we ship daily. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. OF 60 MEN FOR RAILEOAD WORK .orth; fare advanced:;we ship Sunday morning. “R.HA & (0., 108 Geary st. 2 C. 1 MEN FOR LABORING WORK IN B yurd 820 and board: long job: see boss here. country. J. F.CROSETT & CO., 816 =utterst. L HANSE N & CO., 108 Gear st ROTESTANT GIRL FOR COOKING AND ELLBOY, WITH RtFERENCE-, HOTEL housework: small American family: in san | 13515; weat ‘sccond porter. hotel $15. . K. faei; $25. J. K. CROSE & CO., 816 Su ter VHAMBERMAID AND WAIT, C L/ girl for housework in M:l Valley, eariy; cook. German style city, $30: girls,” housework, ciiy, $25: 12 girls, in American famiiy, $20: 20 girls to rssist, $15; 3 co for boarding-hou.es, $20 to $30. C. K. HANSEN & €O, 105 Geary st. RONER FOR STEAM LAUNDKY NEAR city, $0 and board, steady work; good strong Irish girl for housework, country, se¢ party here, $25. (. b, HANSEN & Cu., 108 Goary st VUSEWORK GIRL, OAKLAND. 325: SAN Kafael, $256: Alameds, $20: 10 houseworz gir's, ¢ ty and country. $20 and $35: 8 young girls assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 523 Suuter. JHIRT- F 5 STARCH- ing, couniry laundry, $25 and found. C. K. HANSEN & CU., 108 Goary st. FOR DIFFERENT ! KANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taKen. RECKULLS wANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 'yeas, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such: must be Of good char- acter and habits and ab.e to speak. read and write Engiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet inheight. For fnrther information appiy st the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. o IRST-CLASS CLOAK FITTE® AND SALES- man: Oakland certificate holders take special notice and appiv at ouce. U. 5. Industrial Agency, 165 Crocker bullding. GLOD RELIABLE MKN. 5and 6 p. M. 2122 Post st B —BRANCH OFFICE OF 339 Slscripuous Al WALG ads aken. QINGLE MAN WANTED BY A BUSINESS house south; must be atle to drive; steady situation: gond wages: small bond required. W. W., box 121, Call Office. W ANTED—GOOD BARBER TO TAKI SHOP just vacated; good business. 1738 Market CALL BEI'WEEN HAYES o Tus CaLr; ARBERS UNJUN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU removed (o 6 Fourln st. 1. LESS, Secretary. . rooms; rent $30: only a few blocks from Market street; sorround-d by planing-milis and box factories, WILKE, 783 Market OUSE OF 45 ROOMS WITH BAR, WHOLE sale district; rooms always cccopied: must seil at_once, account of death: reasouablie: price $50 CORNER SALOON WITH LIVING- ouly $800. WILKE, 753 Market 4 14 RE AURANT AND CHOP- &1 050. house, " oppos te Oakland ferries: ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREFE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 323 Graat ave. ARBER'S 3-CHAIR ~HOP FOR SALE ON account of leaving city. 307 Sixth st ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiclons furnished: weeks required. 5. F. Blrbr':ol:ollcze. 18814 Eighth, ARBERSHOP IN GOOD COUNTRY TOWN forsale. Apply 1229, Golden Gate ave. {INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, #175: TO OR- der, $250; Lali-suling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard. 16" MINTH sL — BRANCH OFFICE O¥ ( THe CaLLi ubsoriptivs sud wans ads inken. LEARING SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF boots and sho s to be ficed at actual cost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Will & Finck. b money-making piace; Invesiigete at once; good tusivess offer. WILKE, 788 market. South San Francisco doin: a rushing business: cream of trade; wholesale, rétail butche ersand cattleme Particulars WILKE, 753 Markeu st. - $1500, LEADING GROCERY, WITHOUT iarge stock of goods: doinz & largy owner going Eas. Apply WILKE, $250, SOTION, TINWARE, HAKDWAKE JU. and shoe 'store; good 'loca:ion across the bay: LESS, 5 Fourth st. B B200. S1% Sorin o Nariet, near. Markes: well stocked: paving weil; good reasons for sell- $17 LAUNDRY ROUTE; HAS GOOD,- . steady paying lot of cusiomers: 200d Fourth st. 195, SALOYN—ONE OF THE BEST LO- . cations in the city: few doors from - stocked: rent only $20; must be sold ac once.: M. LESS, 5 Fourth st, « the best-paying hotels of its kind In the city: 80 rooms: well furnished; house always- bar, biiliard and aining rooms, pariors, etc.: rent exceptionaily low: owner will furnish best of refs $150. Cigar siore, 1 biock from Masket sk 5. nice llving-rooms; rent low: good place. . LESS, RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room; 25c a night: $1 a week. CH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH went ads and subscriptions taken. ®8()(), QLLESTABLISHED SALOON N : clearing above $100 per mon:h, . bar, on lively business s reet: horwe 783 Market st. rent only $7: living-rooms; value. in siehr. M. CIGAR -STORE ON PRINCIPAL ing. M. LESS 5 Fourtn st. horse and wagon; best class of trade. M. LESS, 5" Market: well worih $400: fine fixtures and well HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF. $300 filled with good. steady, paying patrons: fine large - erences. M LESS, 5 Fourth st BRANCH BAKERY, NOTTON AND 5 Fourth st. CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: $1200. fne tocation ani doinis sood pa ing business: has been established for 35 years owner anxlous to sell on sccount ofa death in the Buax NEW WALLO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 MLs 4V slon st bet. 3d and 4th—Single roonis per night, 10c to 50¢; per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- | c1al attention to morning calls; open all night. | T ADIES sHO SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soliog, S0c! all repairing done st half the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. st and 2d. VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree *bus and bagguge .0 and from the ferry. "W ANTiD— YOUR SHOES MADE TO it your feet at the same price vou bu- realy- made ones, from_#1, £3, §4 and $5, at 562 Mis sion st., Detween First and Second sts. E. W SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0 GET BOTTLE beor or wine 5¢; best free lunch. 643 Clay. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- erseclerks KNOX Collection Axcy, 110 Sutter. QOMS, 15010 150 PER NIGHT; 500 49 31 20 ber week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st S ANTED—LABURERS AND MECHANICY 0 know that Ed Rolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. eull runs Denver Houss, 217 Third st: L3¢ larga 100 family. Call M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 175, BRANCH BAKERY AND DELL {O. cacy-store: best location in the Mis. sion: 8 nice living-rooms: rent only $12; value in sight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $55(), RESTAURANT: Goob LoCATION 09V, magnificently farnished throughout: rent low; doing a fiue paylug business: weli-estabs lisbed trade; rare chance. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. &100 CORNER GROCERY, BAR AND . smali boarding-nouse: best possible 10cation: sells 10 barrels beer per week ; fine whis- ky trade: rent reasonable: long lease: large celiar, yard, etc.; present owner there 14 years;: easily. worth double amount asked: offered so cheap ol accouut of deain. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. $1000, IO BAKERS: COUNTKY BAK. Ry . ery; short distance from city: lively town of 2000: 'fine brick oven: living-rooms; counter sales $25 aday: reut ; lease: 3 fure nished rooms BASILE & CO., 8733 Market st. SALOON AND < 37 FURNISHED' $80 « roows; wholesale district; old ¢stabe * lished: owner here 2 years; fine Opportunity to se« cure bargain. STE? & CO. JUTICE=GUS STRAND, 1032 MARKET & will sell y our business quick for cash. ’be per night: $1 10 83 per wee: i AGENTS WANTED. VANVASSERS TO SOLICIT FOR SALE OF Welsbach Gas Lights. Apply 134 Ellis st.225 ANV R Apollo light GENTS—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signcoard; will have a tremendous sale; notning like it; securs sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st., San Francisco. WANTED TO SELL THE best on market. 129 Ellis st. C i PARLCR; CLEARS 815 A ifree rent. STRAND, 1032 Market HOP. FREE RENT: and wagon: must be sold WINSTON & CO., 616 Market 8: DINI ~mont 250 BUTCHER. $200. a5 this week. T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKKT SL., 8. F. well-iocated profitable sa'oon, sacrifice, 2200’ Market-st. cigar-stand, rent $20, $250. . TERY BEST RiSULTS OBTAINED BY. placiug your lodging-nouses, saloons, capdy- stores, etc., with Stree: & Cresswell, 721 Howafd. $1a day and board; stableman, $50 and board; 2 miners, $40 and fuund: floorman for shoeing-shop. $2 920 a day; wooachoppers. S0¢ and $1 15 a cord; firmers and others. Apply to J. F. STT & CO., 625 Sacramento st. W ASTED-10 GUOD LABORING MEN FUR manufactur.ng company, suort als ance from c.ty. $20 and fou- 8, we -hip to-day: alsoa few la- boring men at §1 76 day. Apply to J. F. CRUS- E1T & CU., 628 ~ucrameato OUNG GIRL A5 NURSE, $12. MISS CUL- LEX, 823 Sutter st. TOMAN AS NURSE, $16. NISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st \ ANTED—COOK, COUNTRY BOARDIN house, $35: 2 hotel eooks, for country, $33 3 restaurant cooks, $ 0 aweek and $3.: hotel walter, $2.: dishwashers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSET I & CO.. 828 Sacramento st. LECOND GIRL, $25. 323 Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, REEINED SCOTTISH WOMAN WISHES PO- sitlon as infant’s nurse: country prefer.ed, address J. T., box 8, Call Ottice, Oakland. 1DOW house; Mission st WISHES PLACE IN LODGING- housekeeper Or piain sewing. B2l room 3. 2Y YOUNG GIRL, JUST FROM GERMANY, posttion with chiidren: weil educated: speaks French; plays plauo. Address or cail BERTHA PETEKE!L, 12 Redwood ecourt, Howard st, above Sixieenth. ELIABLE PROTEST A 0 do housework in small family; good plain ook Apply 1659 Fifteenth st. 00K, $25; COOK $35. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. OOK, SACRAMENTO, $26 TO $80. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. BARERY: OREGON; $25. + 328 Sutter st. EAT SECOND GIRL, $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sut er st. ANTED—EXPERIENCED 0RIVER FOR milk_route In San Francisco, reference re- quired, $35 and found; 20 men to work about a ©.ickyard, shori_distarice in country, long job, +0 aud tound; 5 German laborers. near city, 3.0: andinaviau Jabrers, $20 and found: ¥ neur cit onoma County, to-day, and m, etc., $25 and sound and sieady job: 3 farmhands. 820: waiter for institutlon near city, $10 aud found: cooks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D. EWER & CO., 628 Clay st. YOCK. 87 A WELK: COOK, $8 A WEEK: (ocond cook, 86 u week: cook, 89 & week ; k. 49 the Eastern States would like a housekeeper's place: no objection 10 country. 102 Taylor, rm. 23 AN EASTERN LADY OF LXPEKIENC desires a_Lousekecper’s position: bachelor’s or widower's home preferred. 223 Pcst, room 1. 2520 7OUNG PAHRISIAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE a housekeeper’s place: no objection to short distance in couutry. 1%2 Post, rooms 10 and 11. TOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES 70 DO GEN- eral housework; good plain cook; city or coun- 110 Sixth st MISSIUN — SUBSCELIPTIONS war: ads taken for THE CALL AND try. Y QUNG SERMAN GIRL WISHES 6ITUA- tion for housework and plain cooking. Appiy 120 Valley st. 11 RMAN » gener GIRL WISHES SI1UATION FOR boasework. address 492 kighth st. TOUNG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housckeeper’s p.ace: bachelor's or widower's Home preterred. . 1woom 2, 1201/ veary 8% OOK, COMPETENT IN FRENCH AND GEf- mau cooking and brkin., wishes place in pri Address 822 Larkin st GO0V, DRESSMAKER WISHKS A FEW J more engagements by theday. 179 Tairteenth. +) and room : chambermai) and wait some. §15 and room: waitress, smail place, $4 au week; woman to do pastry: woman cook, #35 and room waizress, Oakland, §15 and room: waitress, bak- , $20: cook, city, ¥30 and room; waitress, Crockett. Cal., #16; ‘waitress, Dixon, Cal.. 2 PaSITY 00K, $55 and room, to g0 00.Lh, fare paid viaitress for Stockton, $.0 and room: chanibe | maid and wait some. 320 and room: waltress, city, no Sunday work. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market! IRL, OAK, $15: GIRL, FILLMORE, $15; «irl_as seamstress, $2 & we k: girl, Castro, $:5; glrl, Burtlowt, $18; grl, Bush, $15. g, | Vacaville, Cal., $15; girl, Vallejo, Cal., $1b: girl, | Poiul Reyes, Cal. fure pald, $15: giri, Wal.er, 815: girl, Bryant, $15: ¢ Irl. Nineteenih, $15; gir,, Yloe, $15. MARTIN & CO., 739 Market st. IRL, OAK ST., § GIRL, DEVISADRO, 20: glr , Bartleit st., $20: girl, Thirteenth st., ir!, Walnut st., $20: girl, Guerrero, $20; German girl. Alameda, Cal , $20: 2 gir.s, Sco:t st., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ‘ ORKING HOUSEKEEPER. WITH A | cook for springs, $45; covk for resort, $60 and child, $16. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutterst. | room; cook, cits, 830 and room; third coox, $35 NT WOMAN WANTS and roown; cook to go south, $45 and room. ce JOVERNKSS AND HOUSKKEEPEK, $26. | small place, $25 and room. MARTIN & CO. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutier st. Market st NILY! EROM: THE WAITRESSEX, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20 R; 82 50 A DAY; SEE MARTIN & 0., 749 ARRTAGE-TRIMMc par:y here 9 10 10 A. 3. Market st. 7ANTED — SECOND AND THIRD COOK for institution, $35 and $25: pantryman, $20: general utllity man, $20 to $25; beliboy, $10 and found. App.y toJ. ¥. CRUSETT & CO., 628 sac- ramento st ISHWASHER, SAN RAFAEL, $12 AND rcom; dishwusher, $26. city; 2 dishwashers, $15 and room; dishwasher, $6 & week. MARTLN & CU., T49 Maikel st. 00K FUR THE SOUTH, $20 A WEEK; heal cook, $75 and 100m and room, same house. MAKTIN & CO., 739 Market st. OLORED YOUNG MAN AS WAITKR, small es:taurant, $15 and roo colored walcer, $25 anl room. MAKRTIN &CO., 740 Mar- Kei st IRL. WALNUT ST., $20; GIRL, AN’ Cal., 824 ick, £20; ghl, try. §25: o 749 Market st. (3!RL FOR MONTEREY, CAL, 820, party here; Germun girl, Broaerick, §1 Oak st., MARTIN & CO., T4s Market st. 10CH, irl, Fulton st., $20; 3'girls, Eroder- ixih st, $:07 housekeeper. coun- Puge si., $18 MARTIN & CO, SEE girl, 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE for upstals work or nursesirl; private family. 431 Pine st., room 7. (JOLOBED GIKL, BARTLKT! ST., $20; COL- ored girl, Alameda, Cal., $15: colored girl, $12, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. - Divorce Suits Filed. Suits for divorce were filed in the office of the County Clerk yesteraay as follows: Robert Harrington sgainst Catherine Harrington, on the ground of desertion ; Wilhelmine Dubacher against Joseph Dubacher, for alleged cruelty; Eugene A. Petrie against Ella V. Petrie, be- cavse of her desertion; Marie Rosine Kinne against Albert B. Kinne, alleging infideliiy by defendant; Violet Costello against Frank V. Costello, because merried while under 18 years of age; Sabina Beueke agains Louls F. Beneke, for aleged intemperance; Alameda E. Spear againsi Henry A. Spear, for deser- tion; Frederick A. Michel against Tvs Michel, because of sileged infidelity; Maggie Paige against William Paige, for failure 1o provide. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CArt— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corper Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. £59 Huyes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 [ arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. 8W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open untfl 9:30 o'clock. 1205 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-seconi and Kentucky stxeets: open till 9 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICES. f_ THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corsets, hosiery, nnderwear, bed | sreads, towels tale-covers, iaces, embroidery, liniogs, irimmings, veilings, etc, very cheap at Floneer Drygoods Store, 105 Fifth st. g, MME OLLIE STANLEY—GENUINE baths and electric treatment. 17 Stockton st., room 8. B2, 000 BUSINESS CAEDS PRINTED, #150; wedding wors. HILL, 223 Geary BAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR 4 E?muemon- made: city or country. P: Collection Co.. 415 Moutgy st.. room 6. tel. szfltf TOUNG WILOW FROM EUROPK WISHES situnilon as housekeeper for bacheior or widower. 117 kduy st., room 1. 15 LARKIN-BKANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrivtions auu wanc ad< taken. JOUNG EASTERN WIDOW WISHES Lousekeepei’s position; city or country. Apply 131 rourth st., reom 3. RELIABLE YOUNG LADY WHO CAN GIVE references as bookkeeper, typewriter and stenoxrapher desires position. Address Position, box 87, Call Cftice. OUNG LADY LATELY FROM THE EAST de:ires position as housekeep r: widower’s or bachelor’s home. 126 Fourth, roum 21,second floor. 615 COTCH WOMAN WANTS SITUATION FOR general housework; private family or institu- tion: good p'ain cook: ' city or country: local ref- erences. Call 1014 Webster st.. Oakiand. /OUNG LADY SIENOGR A PHIR KESIDING with parents desires position; speaks German. B, vox 131, Call Uffice. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES EM- AVl ploymen doingchamberwork and plain wa: ing. ~203A Powell st., room 36. OUNG ATTRACTIVE WIDOW FROM THE ast would like a position us housekeeper In bachelor's home. ~Apply 120a Fddy st room 2. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRI OF KXPERIENCE would like a housekeeper’s place: city or coun- try or will do plain mending. 2)7 Post, room 8. UUNG LADY FRO. THE COUNIRY wishes position in bachelor's or widower's home. 3614 Geary st, room 15. J CUNG WOMAN W.SHES SITUATiON IN a good family as chambermaid or to take care of children. 1528 Pacitic st, bet Leaveuworth and Hyde. LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF 615 &AL SaBcHpSIansannd. wads Ade tarie LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL rubscriptions &nd want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. HINESE & JAPLI\‘E;E: kST D WVY K nelp;itel. main 1997, BBAULEYGO\A.KGKDA&‘:; BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED 24410 31114 Sutter. ‘I runks dellevred, 26c. UNTER & CO.. CHIN ESKE AND JAPANESE emp. oflice, 61414 California st., tel. main 231, H EWELL'S DAIRY Is NOW LoC, at 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White '.!?EED Calvin R. and Annle E.Shaw to Union Savings Bank. ,ot 14, block A, Fanny Davenport Tracl, quitciaim deed, Brooklyn Township; $5. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUaKEAaU, 709 ueary st. Tel. Sutter 125, J TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR Wunu and ladles. R., 11, 12035 Geary st. HINESK AND JAPANESE EMP] Y MEN office; best help. 41dlg U'Farreit, e ‘el. K. 426. 10 LADY BARBEKS. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. WAITRESSE: 749 Market st. CEHMAS GIRL, SAN RAFA¥L, CAL., $20; T nobaking. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 1IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL Various positions MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. : $3 WEEK. MARTIN & CO., youse MAN TO OPEN OYSTEKS AND belp in bar: $25, board, etc. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Marx<et st. Youas, MAN FOR GROCERY-STORE; $15, room, board, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- ket st. a WAITERS, CITY, $20 AND RUO. waiters, $20 and room. MAKRTIN & Ci Market st. OUK AND ASSISTANT, $76 AND ROOM; institution. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. ERBAND BOY, $10, ROOM, BOARD, ETC. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. OUNu MAN FOR DAIRY, $10, RUOM, board. ete. MARIIN & CU, 749 Murket st ORTER FOR SALUON AND BAR, $40. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. s | $22 50 per month: men for or- | Iphur fruit, econd Cook, #5U | ANTED—PARTNER IN LIQUOR TRADR; murried maa preferred. M. M., box 111, Call. V 1 @9n PARTNER WAN D IN LIGHT %300. business that will pay $1% to $25 each a week; trial glven before buying; uo previous ox- perlence necessary. 410 Kearny st., room 4. - TAURANT FIN FITTFD FLATS WANTED. OF KE: L ORI e e ke oing good business. H. (. DECKER, 1020 Marke: W ASTED—BY FAMILY OF ADULTS, COM- plet:ly turnished 6-room flat; must be cheap. Address Flat, box 51. Cll Officy WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED — SECOND-HAND lathe: about 16 inches by 10 feet. B. C, box 16, Call Office. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Kllisst. 0OKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Book Company, 704 Mission st. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clorhing bought. Add. COLEM AN, 41 Third. ENGINE Addres! LOST OST—ON 'FARRELL, MASON OR MAR- ket st., lady’s zold waich ant pin: Initial “G" on watch. Heturn to 326 O'Farrell st. and re- ceive reward. | QUNDAY, JULY 25, ¥OX [ERRIER BITCH; | © white hody, biack and tan ears and head, white | body: answers to name of biugo: suitable reward; | no questions asked. Address 122614 Sacramento. JEAR CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL, package. Return to 1011 Nebraska: reward. OST—LA| SMALL GOLD WATUH; Montgomery s, be'. Bush and LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 9(rR90M COR HOUSE, CLEARS §100..§2200 10-room coruer house. one floor. 250 | 22-room house, clears $100 24-room house, OWner going to 14-room house on Eddy s Other bargains. H. C. DEC. ] 8 Rooas & MARKET; ELEGANT, > rent 85 rooms, Market s 18 rooms, Stxth st Other bargains. A T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKET ST., S. F. A5 Rooms, near Matket, neis $100 ....'8 550 62 rooms, north of Market, paying finely. 1650 LOW $850 %950 bargain .. - $350 DLRSON & CO., 777 Marke:. = $ T00. 2l M. LESS, 5 Fourih st. OR :SALE — 10-ROOM HOUSE: NICE rooms; sll rented. Call bet. 10 and 4 P. ¥ Hrde st. $125 UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANL AUS FORTHE CaLy taken ac brauca uinve v Muyee sh; open untii $:30 o'clock. 141 CHEAP; 8 ROOMS; ALL FULL; . steady roomers. 2 xth st FURNITURE FOR SALE. QUSEHOLD KANGES AKKE THE Bhst JOHN F. MEY ERS CO.. 947 Marke: st AKrR TO GO NORTH, $40 AND ROOM. BAR N & CO., 749 Market st. ¥URNITUKE WANTED 9 GERMAN GIRLE, 35; 1 GERMAN COOK, $25, $30. M, S LAMBERT, 417 Powell. Y SUNG GIRL TO HELP MIND BABY AND lizht housework: sleep home; give references and wages wauted. Address A.B. (all Branch Otl.ce, 359 Havesst. w il ot e et LR i LGNS T ANTED—YOUNG GIRL FOR CHAMBER- work and waiting: must do small ironing; clty reierences. Call ‘Thursday at 2640 Jackson st bet. Plerce and Scott. OMPETENT GIRL; GENERAL HOUSE- Work and fsslst cooking; clty references only. 2018 Piuest. TOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK aad children; $10. 565 Bryant st., near sourth, middie flat (GUBL WHO LIKLS CHILDREN, GENERAL housework: references; 9 to 11,8 to 8. 221 Sanchez s, W ANTED-GIKL FOR GENEKAL ILQUSE- woik and cookiug. Appy. 9 to 12, 1914n Bush st. ANTED—AN dressmaking. Guerr. ro, IRL APPRENIICE WANTED. PACIFIC Shoe Factory. 189 Firstst. [RENCH NURSK. CALL BET.9 AND 10:30 ‘Ihursday at 2016 Van Ness ave. . ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GE eral housewors; $15. Flat 3214 Fremoot s EAT WAITRESS FOR RESTAURANT, 36 week. 7 Taylor st QMALLGIRL T0 MIND BABY. Leavenworth st. APPRENTICE TO LEARN =1 Pearl st, bet. Valencia and APPLY 1621 ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSL- work. 910a Deviiadero, rear McAlliater. (GIBL WANTED TO LEAKN TAILORING. 8033, Hayes st. WAFTE%TLAD: OF NE?TA"PPEAKAAGA:CE: salary lay; apply at once. rvss ANNA 6. SMITH, Widasor Hotel, | 0OKS FOR CITY AND COUNTRY, FROM C $4U to $60 per month: pastry cook for coun- try: wallers for hotels, cliy or country; vegetable ma; ishwashers, $15 to §25. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stocaton st. URNITURE, STOVES UARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market. EW STORE: NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices. SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal. F ANCH TEAMSTER, $:0 AND BOARD R hands, $:0 and §80; 10 lavorers for brick yurd, $:0 aud board: mau to putup dried pears: woodswen, $30; shoemaker; waiter, $20. R T. WAKD & €O, 608 and 610 Clay st. TIRST-CLASS DRY AND FANCY GOODS T haan fr general morchand se s.ore fn country: must_be. able 10 dress winaows; references re quired. Apply to L M. COLE, ccidentai Hote!, vetween 9 and 12 to-day. AN IN BUSINESS HOUSE (SPEAKS GER- ‘man) as a porter: also must understand tak- ing care of iwo borses and wagon; 10 other need apply. G. B, box 114, Call Office. CIRST-CLAS> BOOKKERPER FOR GENER- sl merchandise Store in countiy: references requirel. Apply to L. M. COLE, Uccidental Hotel, between 9 and 12 to-day. LDERLY MAN, MILK COW,CARE HORSES, K Soves: country’; good home, suanii wages: best references. box 69, Call. PERATO& ON CUSTOM PANTS. 41134 Kearny st. AN YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST AND make himself useful in store; must be satisfied with $12 per woek 10 start and have $c5. 1032 Market si., room 4. {118 .-CLASS CLOAK OPERATOHS. 8. BO- TURN, 723 Market st., room 34 ANITED—A (00D DISHWASHER. 640 Fourih sc. N ANTED—GOOD DISHWASHER; A MAN, 154 Second st. W ANTED—WAITER AT 29 FOURTH BT. NDIANA AUCLION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.; hizhest prices pa.d. LODGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; | JOR THE YUKON—A FIRSI-CLASS PAs. senger vxped tion, to start In a few days from San Francisco and ~eattle for Dawson City via St. Michaels and Yukon River, Is being arranged for: if sufliclent. passengers aré found; basgage amt suppiies inken. Apply at room G floor, Palace Hotel. bl AT CTIVE MAN OR*WOMAN, WILLING TO travel iu an established theatrical enterprise all ready to open In this city; must have $300 cash; exclusive control of finances: money se- cured. Address C, B. E., box 19, Call « flice. IORNER SALOON: CHEAP: GOOD LOCA- ton. Apply LEVY CO., 795 Mission st. LONDYKE, VIA DYEA: CHEAP FARE: 2000 1bs fre ght free. HERMAN, 104 Mission ANTE D—KRELIABLE MAN WITH $1000 10 represent Eastern factory manufactuf. Ing new specialty sold 10 stores and famllies: busi. ness will pay from $20.0 to $3000 yearly: onl those with A1 references and (he capiial need spa . ply; call after 2 ». ». E. SHAW, Russ House. $150), BRANCH BAKERY, CONFLCTION . ery. ~potions. grociries: 6 living rooms, furnished; rent free. 449 Guerrero st. . = BRAN $225_ casars: chanan st. {MALL FISHING SCHOONER; MUST sold on account of owner's Howard st. ¥ 'H BAKERY, NOTION AND - ore; 2 living-rooms.. 1321 Bu« BB poor health. “17 OR SALK— business in Stockton. ESTALISHED UNDERTAKING. P. F., box 23, Call Uffice, . COR. TENTH AND HOWARD STS.; $300; must seli in $ days. House, box 46, Call. LI FIXTURE:! 1208 Scoit st., near Eddy. RKUICHEK~HOP To > Wesiern Addition. AND LAUNDRY, IN PEAFECT ORDER, with good trade, for sale at a bargain. Fof pardculars call or write, A. W. C., Call Office, Oaklaud. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD Lo. cation; nice living-rooms: will sell less thas. gost of stock; downg goud cash business. Cal 181 lev st QALOON FINELY FITTED AND WELL stocked, cicariug easy $100 monthl:; must psitively be so d this week: make offer; best reae sobs for sacrificiug. Apply 317 East st. &‘40 good location: cheap On account of going East. 2299 Fifteenth st. 00D PAYING RESTAURANT ACROSS the bay; 15 steady boarders; living-rooms: price $225. Apoly this office. NOOD INVESTMENT— MICA MINE FOR sale; in California: sirictest fuvestigation. JUHN SMITHEKS, Cooperstowu, North Dakota. ORNER SALOON AND DAIRY: GOOD FUR / married man. 335 Fourth st. AKERY FOR SALK: IN GOOD COUNTRY town. Inquire 1229 Golden Gate ave JOR SALE—CHEAP, CIGAR-STORE AN laundry ofiice, 141 Fifth si. AYING DAY SALOQN: FULL INVESTL" §ion given. Irquire 225 Clay st. FORRENT (COMPETELY FURN(SHED)— Large basement saloon and restaurant (45x90) on promivent corner: low rent: fine chance to start business. Call 825 Market st., room 629, OOD-PAYING HOTEL BUSI LONG- estublished: half interest $500: whole $1000, Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. 3 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; e D ENT PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE, ete. STREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers,731 Howard streeet. Houses boush: in their entirety. CARPET CLEANING. Ol +Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: cieans, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVENS Mgr.. 38 und 40 Efghth st.; telephone South 250. \Y JLEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Uac- pet-beatinz Works. 553-57 ] ehama at.: tel. So. A). JWALTS reliab e carpet-cleaning, renovis, alter- - ation works, 413 Mcaliister. Tel. Jessie 321 LEANING, 8c; LAYING, $c: KU. SAM- ples free; tel. Jessie 944. Strat'on, 3 Eighti. ARPETS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKE uew. 23Tenth; ki South %6, Mackiniosh & Co. k. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO., + 240 14ib st.; cleaning 3c. a yard; tel. Mis. 74, ARPELS CLEANED, RENOVAIED LIKK new. J. McQUEKEN 455 Stevenson, Tel. 8.23% DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO., 402 sutter; tel. Malu 894. GEO. WALCOM. prop. ONKLIN'S CAKPLL - BEATING WOKRa, 333 Golden Gate uve. ‘leicphone rasi 1id C J IGHT MANUFA.TURING BUSINESS FOR. i sale: over 100 per cent profits; only small - cvoh cuputal requirea. KOBINSON, 2234 Geary, room 27. 8519 GROCERY AND BAR F' RSALE; « cheap; living-rooms. Apply this ofhce. JOR SAIE—PRONIIABLE MANUFACTUR. ing business. Address B.. box 50, Call. ; $500, BAKKRY 1IN LIVELY + about 50 miles north of 3an Francisco selling on accoust of ouher business. Apply Cayl, ALCON GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE - ‘money at 1506 Missiou st. o CRTLAND AGENCY THIS PAPEL quire this oflice orse 183 Third s, Uregou. SEW(NG-MACHINK STORF: GOOD + chance for smart man. 1539 Markt, IN. - Portlany, . {UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANL ADS FOE THE CALL 1aken at branca ullics, 539 n.‘:‘irfl!: open untt ¥:3) welock. —_—ee STORAGE. - T LOW RATES—fURNITURE CARPETS planos, bousehotd goods; clean, light con?- partments: advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 Mission st, above Sixth; open evenings. HOUSES FOR SALE. 4 BUUS:S: MAKE UFE K; MUST B SOLD and removed at once: 549 to 555 Mission si. Cail 566 Mission st. 5 URNITURE PIANOS, kTC.—ADVANCE packing shipping. CHAS LTAYLOR,204 1(;5;: WLEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— A WREKDy City . in wraoper, for munn: il ANTED—_MATTRFSS.MAKER AT CHL cago Holel, 220 Paciffe st. -CHAIE BAKBER-SHOP ON MARKET ST, 4's160. apply Call Oftice, PHYSICIANS. SUSR eeeetes h cob i C. O'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES 2864 25th st.; diseases of women a spec.alty. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, JOUN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES. RooM 26 und 27, Crocker bullding; Maln a 1 75, San Fraucisco, Cal. e