The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 30, 1897, Page 12

FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1897 NONE HAVE A3 - YET DESERTED Judge Slack’s Gold-Fevered | Jury Still Remains Intact. It Was a Day Consumed for the Greater Part in Ar- gument, Ihe Desire Is That Attorney Lloyd's Contract With the Fair Heirs Shall Be Produced. Judge Slack gianced askance at the jury-box when he opened yesterday’'s ses- sion of the Fair-Craven trial Two of the jurors were missing, and vis- ijons of all sorts of annoying complications | incumbent upon their possible flight to| the Kiondyke gold fields flitted through his Honor's mind. But the bailiff’s call at | the courtroom door disclosed the fact that | the truants were only trying to finish the | stumps of their cigars out in the corridor, | and when they hurried into the room to answer to their names the Judge heaved s | sigh of relief and bade the attorneys pro- coed with another long day. | The fire of the gold fever has by no | means been extinguished in the breasts of | at least three of the Fair-Craven jurors, | however,and it is just possible that with the departure of the next steamer for the | frozen regions there may be a vacant seat | or two in the box. | Attorney Reuben H. Lloyd, in whom | Mrs.Craven confided so implicitly up to | tne time that he and the other attorneys | jor. .tie Fair heirs deserted her and| her rights, occupied the witness-stand throughout yesterday’s session, continu- ali¥ uncer cross-examination by Mr. Del- | mas. | Mrs.-Craven was not in court, but_her éhair was pre-empted by her daughter, | Miss Mitgaret. Beside the littie laay st Judge “Qurtis, the celebrated New York lawyer. The Judge has not been address- ing’tite court much during the past few days; leaving that matter to his leadcr, Mr. Pelmas. But he maintains his wonted | vigiiance and is always conspicuous in the conierences of counsel. j Mr. Lioyd inaugurated the day’s siege by aakingz permission to correct a state- ment he made while on the stand the d before. He had testified that he never v fered Mrs. Craven $500,000 for her deeds. | W hat he wished to do now was to omit the qualifying phrase, “for her deeds.” | The remainder of tne forencon session was consumed for the greater part in ar gument. The depate received its impetus from a question from Mr. Delimas calling | for the disclosure by Mr. Lloyd of his re- | lations with his clients, the Fuir children. | The witness made a partial answer beiore the ohjections arose.” He said that he did not think he was the attorney in fact for | the heirs, but had been employed to con- duct certain negotiations for them. “Was that employment authorized in writine ?” asked Mr. Delmas. Mr. Lioyd said it was not. “Was your authoriy to act as their at- tornev in law in writing?”’ was the next question, and that was the rock upon which th- keel split. | There was a long talk as to whether or | not the witness could be compelled to divulge alieged privileged communica- tiops, but the court finally ruled that he | must answer. | Mr. Lioyd said he had a written contract with the heirs, but did not have it with | him. | Thereupon Mr. Delmas made a formal | demand for.the production of the contract | in cotirt, and that started an argument | which- lasted up to recess time and which is not settled yet. During- tlire debate Mr. Foote made a point-for'the defense when he accused the | other side of thanging front. They cared nothifig :for privieged communications, | hesaid, when thev put Judge Aitken on | the siand’and caused bim to divuige the alleged transactions he had had with Mras. | Craven, --What was sauce for the goose | should be sauce for the gander, was his | elosing shot. Just as recess was being taken Judge | Slack-said he would take the matter under | advisement, but later in the day he said he.wolild hear more argument this morn- | ing before giving a ruling. | Mr. Lloyd was questioned with reference | to his..conversation with Mrs. Craven, in which Mrs. Fair's will was spoken of, at | the-opening of the afternoon session. | The. witness said he could not possibly | tecall. the: lady’s exact language. Butin | Substance she said she reminded the Sen- | atar that -his divorced wife had shown a | préference-jor the two Fair girls in dis- | posing-of: hier property as against the son Charles. - The giris got hali a million more .than Charles. Mrs. Craven, he | thotight, said she. advised the Senator to | “make €harley even” in his will, and 1hat the Senator agreed to do this by giving his 8on &n extra haif million. This prom- 1se' was fulfilled in the pencil will. Tieat subject was dropped and Mr. Del- mas wanted to know something in detail | about ‘the witness' connection with the rough copy of the pencil will furnishad him by Mrs. Craven. After he had in- | spected .it, he said, he put it aw:y among | a lot of other papers. Somebody came and | asked for it—he aidn’t remember who— but he could not find it at the time. When it was determined io fight the | pencil_ will, however, he did find it, ard he gave it to Carvalho, the handwriting | expert. It consequently went into the | hands of Attorney Wheeler, who used it in court. Then the conversations wers again re- verted to. *Did not the conversation between Sen- ator Fair and Mrs. Craven, with reierence to what property he was to give her, take place betore the execution of the ink and pencil wills?’ asked Mr. Delmas. “'She told me that they had several con- versations in which that matter was dis- cussed,”’ replied Mr. Lloyd. *‘Ske did not designate just when they took place.” “Now, Mr. Lloyd, don’t you know that those talks took place before that will was drawn ?” *‘Well, that was what I inferred; I didn’t know it.” . The contract by which the Fair heirs were to pay Mrs. Craven $500.000 for her claims was the next subject of discussion between Messrs. Delmas and Lloyd. The latter said that the contract was drawn up and signed in his office. He was there when each of the heirs signed it. He re- mempbered that they were all in the City at that time. “Do you know who drafted that con- tract?’” asked Mr. Delmas. “I do,” was the reply. This would have been an interesting thing to know in view of the testimony that bas already gone on the record to the effect that s “loophole’” was purposely left in the contract through which the heirs could evade payment of the agreed sum after they had wrested Mrs. Craven of her right<. But Judge Slack sustained an objection to the disclosure, and the identity of the clever drafter remains a secret. The contract, said Mr. Lloyd, was given to Richard Dey after it had been sizned. He was commixsioned to carry out the -terms of the instrument provided Mrs. Craven fulfilied her agreement. Alengthy argument beiween tne op:pos- | AG Gates to the proper interpretation ol ine of an affidavit sworn to by Mrs. substantiating the g cil will, fidavit: “I was DI Fair made a holographic will. Mr. Lloyd’s possessi wanted to know wh stood was meant by The objection was of the affidavit h in evidence—it was ect. Thi by the cour “When d t. These word f the word- Craven nuineness of the pen- e s appeared in the al- resent when Senator Ileftit in on,’” etc. Mr. Delmas at Mr. Lioyd under- the word “it.” this that the contents ad not been offered simply a physical ob- view was eventually sustained id you first see the pencil will, Mr. Llioyd ?”’ asked Mr. Delmas. “Tt was on the Sat of March.” ““That would be th wouid it not?” urday before the 18th e 16th of March, 1895, Yes, sir; I believe s0.” ““Where was it tha meni?'’ t you saw the instru- “It was at my office.” «Who else were present at the time 2"’ An objection was interposed to this line of cross-examination and it was shut off. [ you have the pencil will in your possession at any time?” ©Idid. That was on the 16th of March.” He went on to say brou:ht to his off There were a numbe see it. Charles Fair also ¢ that the will was ice by Mr. Roberts. r of others present to He was not sure but he thought ame 1n. The witness had tue will photographed that afternoon and 1t remained i several days. Question to wh n his possession for ether Mr. Lloyd knew James G, Iair in his lifetime, whether he was familiar with his handwriting and whether the witness was an expert on Landwriting were ruled out. all objected to and HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND 0 Savage w, & ¢, C Farrell, Stoc E_pennison, & W W Foote, E Rittenhouse, Calstoga W Muller & w. Portland Miss Ciarke, Portiand M Harezyk, Nushville H Roe & w, Por.iund L Swift & W, Fresno ¥ Foster & w, La Crosse r Rorkiidge, Chicago D-B Baker. NY F Grant, Mountain Vw A Taman & 1. uroviiie akland | Mrs Vandermart,Salinas M Dr Riggs, Allegheny ¥ dron, Honolulu N Fopner, Denver a Crosse J Doble, Scotiand Mrs M Wanne, Detroit J H Racener, Oroviile Miss Molenesus, OF F H Muchmore, Los Ang DrJ A Hudson, Ukiah MrsJ W Browninz, Cal ESianton, Los An Miss J Biack, Oaxiand ¥ Junnson & wi, Cal M Newton, Sunta Cruz €N Wi-nar & wf, Tenn H Guerin, Detroit A Burger, Cal n Jose M Reilly, l’emm-ml HOTEL J Burke, San Ra J Ubbon, Salinas R Nicholson, Sacto A Popplewell, Portiand J Plebler, Portland s Cross, Nashville M k Hall, Portland € McDeugall, Portand J Nichols, 1’énver Dr Juesier, Eoston C Cox & w, Lowell C F Raw & w, Beloft Miss Grant, Mount View J McMurray & w, Cal s McMurray, Cal C Foster, Honolulu AMrs Sharpe, Honolulu ¥ Reed & w, Richmond ¥ Sione, Chicago T G Tucker, kngland CSentvely & wi,uroville Mrs Alice W oodruff, ur Mrs R i arral, Or 8 D Ballou, San L Obispo Mrs C A Newton, Colusa U B Black & wife, Cal H Hudson & wi, LosAng T H Muster,~acramento Miss B & Areeny Oax H M Lowentha , Philad H 3 Clalr Jr, Philad H E Adams, Cal , Ky Flessanton Fresno A Green, Templeto RUSS HoUSE. I B Rooney, Sacto ¥ nrisiensen, Napa seiph. OF D G Chick. Tex 1 J Weidon & w, Ukiah 8 W Thomyson, Chicago na, Providence ruy, | ivermore J E Kuowles, AW Montron, 2 J S Hig, Cal G L Seybo: i1 Y Grosnon Miss k. Gilles, U H B T K P.ttock & w, R Laird, Stockton H V Pullen, Cal W J Peck, Chicago Mrs J Fauca. Willams Mrs K M Paddock, 111 Sliss J ddoca, Iil B Eail EJ Kother, A Coristian, Colusa | A Cambel. Fresno P 1, Purintou, j.0s Ang J W Lee, ¥ okobama CUS.LOPOLITAN HOTE L. W C Crosson, Los Ang B F Gibson. Ariz A C Upion, Verced J P Gibsoa, ierced Mrs X resao T Ritchey, Merced Mrs k Ford, Ariz { Miiss Mary Keefe, Sonora Miss 1 M0ursucad,Sonora Miss I Martin, >an Jose [ Johusou, San Jose A Erbe, ~t Louls Mrs T Coanerton, Or asioria E E Ray, 4 alinas R P Stephes J 't Dunn, Mt View 005 Mrs M Curtis, W = Daua, Boston O Davidson, Suisun Misy £ Henderson, Mich A" Rubensteln, Han fora O W Mcabee, Cal A H Miles, ~ebastopol \ichison, ind G C Gross, C Mrs J iracy, 4 1N Surgen, w, Tue i alles n, "she Dalies hompsos, Keigoriie L M Paddock, Til Bailey, / 13 HiHp Shaw, Stockton Toug, Grass Valley ¥ M Posegate, Mo J i Barnett, Ukiah 1 W Hucksiep, Martinez D A Lehman, Coilege Prk 2riRe r: J Concanno. Mrs B Crow, Cal vernore Miss H Grueber, Sonora J Ward, Chicago Mrs Rann & dr, Portlnd S A Coburt & wi,Portlna Mrs A S Newm:n, S Cruz Miss L Newmau, Asoria D Case & wi, Salt Lake J Hill, Portland Mis M Burges, Portland Miss L AAles. Portland C A Meller, Py J H A kerrera, Portiand D Moser, Ohio t Schultz, Cal M Donnelly, Boston Mrs H Smicn, Oakiand Miss M Kiog, Merced I C Eagars, Fresno O P Koss, i Tesuo Miss F Shiner, Astouia J P Sluvan, A'ameda Mrs > Forrest, Nelson G ieid . nberg, Portland J J Klein, Portiand C riugnes, Nebr O Wazner, Fresno I MeCafcey. Pa Jiiss i ord, Sydney Mrs Scuuitz Cal W Kiatt, Cnicago J Donnelly, Boston Mrs J Jones, Merced J A Mottite & w, Merced 1B Doran, Fres.o H Holton, San Llego | Miss PHoiton, ~an DiegoJ P Moran, Los Angeles JRDeuning &w, LosAng J Diving & fm, ~acto P Arnod, Sacty M Forrest, Nelson J K Fraters, 1ucson PALACE HCTEL e Hunford Frank, Kedwood Miss Wailace, Sacto S R Hulburt, U > N 5 Pastorins, Colo W B Day, U~ N J Berdan, Toledo Mrs J Berdan, Toledo Mrs Conaell, Stucston Loy, K 13, Los Miss Leoth 1 J Fieid, w & J N Yopham, Pomona Alice Vetmeyer, 1il J H Hand, Load H Musgrave. Chicago K Saxnelen:, Buda Pest J Haley, Denver J Landsborough, Cat Mrs Dunbar, N ¥ BALDWIL J J Gosper, Los Angeles € W Frankel, Sucramgu W b Lrowa, AngelCamp T > Miiton & w, Sa Miss Milton, Suusaiico A Pearson, Los 4ngeles H C Walther, Chicago \ Pde Herrsel, Pails M Alexander, Waisonvle M Mcil, S. J Lat'raace, H.od k W U Boatman & sou, Por- M E Har) terville W H Hamilton, St Louis Har J D Moore, Presc irs A J Marcus, Menlo T3 relter & fam, sacto W D Wood, Seactle H L Hollis, Chicago i ¥ Armstrong, London A M Cole, Virginia R Weid, N Y N Y Mrs R Weld, CN )03 Angeles . Glasgow BC Jenver , Denver anara, Eng ederickson, Mo lls, Buda Pesth M Fitzgerald, Denver cap.lis W Landsborough, '{’HI Miss Dunbar, N Y N HOT kL. Geo J Koelng, . Jose 0 Mrs Mouieith, Spokane arsJ ¥ Ri Crippl k Miss Eftic Hxt, Chicago © A Tolie, Santa Cruz J Jia ) sumner, Foresu bi1 s, O kiand urns, Boston iey, Denyer. S W Lawreuce Jr, Los A James P Charlo ie 00,0010 W F ~1bley & w n wrs J languary, Sacto Margle K:10x, Ma: Le J i Drosie uls ervi Jobn G Jury, Sax o Mrs M L Moore, Oregon G Millar, Alameda LICK HOU Mrs Biakey, Ky W H Martin & w, NevCy W alien, Alauieda Mrs G B'Seeley, Napa Mrs Buke:, lud Mrs G h Cieveland, Or J V Musbrove, S5 Harba A Reynolds, W Walla Ed Smith & w, Umaha Miss N Hoage, N y F 5 Chaundier, PacGrove Miss M _arnold, Lesang G W ohie & Zch,Napa Mrs M P Olin, Ing 2 Mrs Harnish, Ind J sddeman, N Y W S Stone, Yokohama A B Crossman, Portland J A thornion.’ Heuidsbg Miss N C slover, N Y Mrs G L Aruold,Los Ang w Iuss, kure.a M1ss ABroc.en, W Walla R C Terry, Colo P Gower, Koslund J H Yancey, Neuman Miss A serringer, S il P A Jorda, Cal J W Dorsey, Belvedere NEW WESTERN HOTEL. W D Nicholas, Palo Alto F Berringer, St Helena Mrs s M Pickett, s Rosa H Postlewaite, “an Jose S J Finley & w, Chicago Mrs Williams, Tulare H Wilkson &1, 5 P Co C x Ma G Wallinschanon, Gal B Harlow, Iresno J B Hasxins, Visaila Jno Heys, .ebrasca ard, Salt Lake K Dellamaria, A laska €J Voikor, “an Qu M Jackson. Freme " F Maxwell, Sonora, A Miller, L0s Angeles £ R 5Wreen, Los Angel ¥ A Teylof, San Dicgo F W Euglish & vt sore C k Packard, Cal B G Packard,Los Angeles H F Muraock, Mont A Falrnursi, Par< pey J Reid, w & ¢, Cal irs Donovan, Cat J H Mason,NewZcaland Lou's Gentou, Tex C W Gauld, Euress S £ Gould, Napa MrsmJ Hemy, Il Miss ¥ Thompson, Ia H H Thomysou, Ia e e REAL ERTATE TRANSACTIONS. Leo and Matilda Hechheimer .o Fliun, lo: on N Poik, W 30 by N 12 wryan Higging and to Joseph G. Levensaler, 1t 0n W line Lombard, N street. 10U ot Joon H. Classen tw corner of Germania and 80; giit Calvin Nutting (by sioner) 1o German ~avi on S line of Golden Breet. & 25 by = 137:6; A. L. Brown (assig) D, Troy, Florence C. W. Hubbard, an_eiisor, 1ot on Sline of Green fck, K 157:6 by = . 3 James M. Alle Washington strev toJ. L, 87: ing counsel grew out of a question asked the witness by Mr, Delmas with reference N 127:814: $10. Frank Morton (by Murray ¥. Vaudall, commis- BT ‘i homas R, ine ot Huyes street, 13 o t 135 W of ary Doucherty (Hiszny of Franki 37:6 by W 1uss g - Cimasen, Lot on Si Steiner sireets, 5 24 by £ urray F. V. ‘andall, co; - ngs and s Losn -ociety, lot of Scoti venue, 125 E $3148, nee ot Alfred 8. Moore, George und Alfred S Moore) by 1 10 kliz th G. Buidwin, E of Breder P. Niaitin, lov_on N line of E of Waluut, ¥ 33:4 by , Los Augeles | sioner) to James Carolan, lot on SW corner of Pacific avenue and Walnut street, W 137:6 by S 127:814; $10,140. Carl A, and Jennfe M. Bull (Lawmbert) to Minnie Evans, loton S line of Duncan street, 268 E of Castro, 1 25, by S 114: $300. George A. and Jkdward W. Elll and Antoinette Hill Ciark (by Murdech A. Campbell, commis- sioner) to William Meins, lessehold on 1o: on W 1ine of Jones street. 97 :6 S of Sacramento, § 40, W 70, N 20, W 5, N 20, E 6:3, N 20, r 8:9, §20. E also all Interest in_lots' 56 to 61 and 80 to 84, Gift Map 4; also ot 752, Gift Map 8; also lot be. ginning at S corner of lot 212 Ceutral Park Home- stead, at a point 250 SE of K street by a line at right angle with K street and 100 W of Ninth aveuue, Sk 176, ~W 25, W 185:6, N£ 8/, being a portion’ of lois 2i4 and 215, block 187. Central Pari Homestead: also lot on S line of ~anta Clara street, 37:6 K of Missouri, I 87:6 by 5 100; $875. Estate of Charles N. Hasson (by Marion E. Hassun, executrix) to Nicholas Smith, 10t on SE line of ‘Howard sireet, 555 SW of Fourth, SW 45 | by Sk 85; $8800. Sophia McMannis to Adolph Lorsbach, undi- vided balf of lot on SW corner of Seventh and Stevenson streets, SE 75 by SW 76; also undi- vided haiz of lot 0n N line of Perry street, 276 SW of Third, SW NW 75; glit Same {0 same, undivided haif of lot on_SW cor- nerof seventh and Stevenson streets, SE 75 by SW 75; gifi. Adolph Sutro to Yonetaro Fkumoto, lot on W line of Forty-fifth avenue, 120 N of A sireet, N 36 by W 120; $10. Same o J. W. Danks, lot on E line of Forty- sixth avenue 200 S of Poinl Lovos avenue,S 28 by k. 120; $10. Arthur J. Carleton to Kate Carleton, lot on N line of I streer, 57:6 E of kighteenth avenue, B 26 1y N 100: giit. Mat hew I. sullivan to William G. Burke, lov on W line ot Forty-tlurd avenue, 90 > of A street, 890, W 120 4, N&. 97:6: §5. Wiiliam C. Winter to Frances E. Salsig, lot on W line of Tenth avenue, 500.20 N of N streez, N 50 by W 120; $10. Douglas W. Watson to Wilhelmina Toepke (wife of Henry), lot on SE line of new county road, 178 NE of Oliver street, N k. 89 by SE 213, portion ot 10: 29, West knd Homestead Associa 1ion. excepting the W 39 feet of s $10. David 1. Halliday (or Holliday) to Edward J, Le Breton, intercst_u estate ot Margaret Halli- day (or Hoiliday), No. 18,700, deed ana assign- ment: $500. ALAMEDA COUNTY. D. P. and Joanna Barnett to Henry Z. Joves, ot on N iine of Mead avenue, 24616 K of Market street, E 26 by N 125, belng lot 22, Mead Purk, Oakiand: $10. 0. B. sturtevant to Willlam Clift, lot on Sline of Twenty-first_street, 504.9;W of Sai Pablo avenue, 8 69.78, N 70 t0a point on S line of Twenty-first sireet diatant 308.9 W from San Pablo avenue, thence E 5 to beginning, Oakland; $10. Oaxland Bank of Savings Lo Jacob Many, lot on NE line of Fifteenth streei 100 W of Twen- tleth avenue, W 50 by N 40, being lots 7 and 8, 26, San Antonio, East Oakland: $800. in'ana Kawe Adcock 10 Orpha Burkett, 1.014 s, b giuning at & point where E boundary of Peralla Park _extended S intersects center line of Hopkins stréet. thence SW 14595, NW 114 to cencer of Curdonices Creek, thence E to Intersec- tion with k boundury line'of Peralta Park,at a point bearing 360.19, thence SW 2u8 05, to be- ginuing, being lot 18, Peralta Pack, and a portiin | of itcpkins street, subject s0 a mortgage, Berke- ley; $10. Elia L. Larmer to Edward W. Larmer, lot on NE well st eets, N 107:6 by E the S 107:6 feet of lo.s 45 to 48, block ‘esubd.vision of Suith’s subdivision of Tract, Berkcley; $10. Anson & and Anita b, Biake to Arthur B. Hol- gate, Lot on SE corner of Fulton and Stuart streets, E 125 by S 44:10, beiug lot 6, block K, map of | southern periion of Blake estate, Berkel $10. |~ Jose it. and liosa Fonte Lo Maruel J. Fonte, lot | on N'W 1ine of Mi.chell street, 120 N o1 tiepburn, 0 by N W 100, belng portion lot Guicar- | delli Tract. Brookiyn Townsuip: $10. Josefa N. Harris to k. L. Benedict, lot on of Third str 100 S of Nea, > 25 by town of Pieasanion. Murray Townsuip; §10. W F. Lewis and C &, Holmes to ~usan C. Bruce, 1ot o Sline of Twenty-fir.t or Hobart [, £9: W of Telegraph avenue, W 2, theuce defl interior augle 0f 88 deg. 51 mixn. 117.85, nce k thence deflecting N with 1nterior angle o/ 88 deg. 1 min. 117.85 to begiuning, Oak- land: $200. Wiliam ». and alice F. Todd to George W. Hughes, lot on ¥ corner of East Eleventh street and First avenue, N 100 by =k 100, blocl linton. East Oskiind; $10. Timo | Pinney, to same, lots tati o Tract, Broo lot 4, b.ock (, same, Brook- Builders’ Contracts. Willlam B. Craig with James Geary, to erect a two-story_brick buiidiug on SE line of Hall avenue, 760 NE of ity Hall square, $5600; Sau Francisco Gas and Electric Company with . Wilsou et al., stone and concrete work, mill rpenters’ work and roofing for a two-story bilding on S side of Stavenson street, be- en Third and iourth, $8139; arohitect, the ineer of San Francisco Gas and Electric Com- Kowell & Collins, architec 3 WANTED-Continued, HELP WANTED-Continuned. HELP WANTED—Continned. €ITUATIO BOROUGHLY COMPETENT SIENO- srapher from the East desires position in San Francisco; X years' experience: best of refer- ences. Address D., 22 ¥air Oaks, City. 7OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper for widower or bachelor; city or country. Call 284 O'Farrell st., rooms 4-5. NEAT GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE IN mall family for general housework and cook- ing: no children. Call 1623 Church st. IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL various positions. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (GERMAN INFANT'S NURSE; 1 CHILD; $25. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Poweil st. GI1RLS; GERMAN COOKING: $25 AND $20. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. ERMAN GIRL; CHAMEBERWORK AND sewing; $16. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell 1 ERMAN GIRL; GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain cooking or wait at table. 802 Larkin st. ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER BY THE day desires a few more customers; highest ref- erence. 711 bush st. URSE WANTS ENGAGEMFENTS CONFINE- .} ment or invalld; terms moderate. Address Nurse, 6 Ninth st. OSITION AS HOUSEKEEPEKR: CITY OR country; reference given. G.H., box 19, Call. ESPE(TABLE WOMAN WANTs TO DO light housework or Kiichen work. 944 Mission. YOUNG GIKL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires to secure a lucrative housekeeper’s place; bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 821 Aission st., room 5. HICAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES position as governess or companion, willing to travel, or :ake entire charge of iuvalid. 1224 Turk. 7TOUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS A POSI tion as housekeeper in a hotel or widower's home, or will do piain mending. 1122 Market st., m 51. WEDISH GIRL WISHES POSITION TO DO general housework in American family; wages $15. Apply 11 Frankfort ave., off Thirteeuth bet. Mission and Howard, 5. - LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: rubscriptions and wan: ads taken. NEAT GERMAN GIxL OF SOME EXPE- rience would like piace as housekeeper; widower's home preferred. 228 Post st., room 11. ADY WANTS GENERAL HOUSEWORK or washing. 442 Minne st. VEBY YOUNG WIDOW (FOREIGNER) wishes situation as housekeeper {n gentleman's house. 123 Puwell st., rooms 1 and 2. K FOR MEN ON RANCH, SEE PARTY here, $25; 4 cooks, private, German style $30. $25: 2 zirls for housewor< and nurse, same family, $15, $10: 6 German girls, housework, $25; 2girls, second work, city, §15: girls for housework in’ Miil Valley, Berkeley and Redwood City, sce parties hers, $20. C. . HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. IRI, HOUSEWORK IN AME!_{XCAN FAM- ily, Alameda, see party here, 82 daugiter or 2 friends for housework in the same fam| y, near city, see party here, $20 and 310. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. AITRESS, COUNTRY, FRiE FARE, $20° waitress. city, $16. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. (GERMAN GIRL, SAN RAFAKL, 825, ALA- X meda, $25; Oakland, $25; 12 housework girls, clty, $20 and $25; 8 yonng girls, asaist, $10 1o $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. ECOND GILL, #25, COCNTRY, SEE LADY here; sccond girl, city, $25; 10 housework girls, city and country, $20 sna §25: 8 young «irls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. 00K, GRANTS PASS, OR., $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 Sutter st. RENCH SECOND GIRL, $26. MISS CUL~ LEN, 323 sutter st. ECOND GIEL, SAN JOSE, $20. LEN, 823 Sutter st. d nursegirl MISS CUL- mother and | MEN WANTED TO-DAY FOR DIFFER. 326 ent plsces, such as machine biacksmith, 90 per month: blacksmith’s helper, small shop: stablemen, $35 und $25 with founa® Italian veg- etable gardener, $20: 26 farmers, different places, $96, S5, $20 per month and found: 2 milkers, $25% 4 milkers, $20; 3 chorebovs, $15: man for a chicken ranch; verman farmer, $20; gardener fand orchardhand for a private residence, small or- Chard, $20 and found, eee boss here: 5 frait-pick- ers: 60 1avorers ond tesmsters, different places. $176 day, $1 60 day. 8150 a dav. 26 per month and found 10 men for a orick yard. MUR- RAY & READY, Lesding Employment Agents, 834 aud 636 Clay st. AKER FOx A COUNTRY SHOP, $50 AND I Sound, increase: boy to work in a bakery, $15 ana found, some place: a baker: boy for grocery- store, $10; 6 waiters, $35, 830 and 325, d.frerent places: 4 dishwashe , $15 and $20; boy fora butcrer-shop, $15 and found, San Mateo County. | MURRAY & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st 7 OODCHOPPERS — WOODCHOPPERS—WE W ooh 50 more men for difterent places, tools and food found: 80 tiemakers, 8¢ and 7¢ each: Tail- road men, sawmill men, eic. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st NUFACTURING COMPANY—WE WANT M AT Tento work arourd yord, Dullaings, fac tory. etc., near San Francisco, y mo{:th and found, a steady job. MURRAY & READY, 834 and 636 Clay st. ACHINE BLACKSMITH, $3 PER DAY, M city fob: German having had some expeTience in a machine shop, $1 50 per day, city job. MUR- YRA & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st J.{L:\CKBM[TH, WHO CAN steam hammer, $3 a day: German gardener, with reterences, for an Institution, 25 and found; blacksmith, good shoer, city, $2 b0 a dsy. C. B. HANSEN & CO., 1U8 Geary st. UINONIA” HAIR TONIC STOPS THAT falling hair; 35c bottle. G. LEDEREKR, 111 - ' Biockton st 507 e B . METHOD OF VOICE BUILDING, £EDU A % thetraining of the voice 10 an exact -sc ence: mot oniy is the DOWer of ‘volume: of -overy Jolce at less: doubled and the scale or compass extended from 2 10 5 toes, but the quality’ of tim- bre becomes ubsolutely pure and resonant throuigh: out the en tire range; perfect ease in singing tha highest notes: patrons rud pupils caretully pre. pared for parior, platform, concert, cholr, staga or Opera: former puvils and references—Kranz Vo'~ ver. Dan Morrison, - bbie Whimuery, Adelaida Detchon, Marle Holton, Helen Pitler, Graca Greenwood, Amy Lesiie, A!bl‘;fl. Barilll, Lagrange, Marchesl, etc. For terms and instructions app 20 LA RKE'S VOCAL STUDIO=, 935 Market ot Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays on) DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS 1 sprc. ARY: private: nofee withiont success! Ineolvency, collections, patenis, iraiemucisy obtai etectives: establishe] 1) 3. W. a law, 850 Marke:,cor UNDEKSTAND ALL AR "H e to: I can resiore grav or blea is natural color by & perfect!y Larm and 1do it for from $1 50 to $5: hairdre. price for all_styles, 25c;: switches, §1 o LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. W ASTID=TO KNOW THE ADD one RUFUS NUNNEMAKER or Address Coroner, box 60, Call Ottice. FOCERIES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE o to-da.e” store, Sacramento; fruit jams jn Rlass jars, 10c; rolied oats. 316c B: condensed mijs 3 for 25¢; tomatoes, 60¢ doz.: good coffee, tresn ahy whole, 17%c 1, ground to order: fina tes RESS op Bis heiry, B; send for list. BEESLEY & SON, Sacram. J UTICE—LA VERITE TOILET PARLO EAD AND SECOND COOK, COUNTRY, $50 and $z>: second cook, country. restau- rant, $40: 2 cooks, $3b: waiter boy, $20. C RE. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ELEPHUNES. KLEIN'S Electrical Works, 421 1t interested send for catal. ‘moved to 30 Geary st., near Kearny. Montgomary, ogas. OUSEKEEPER AND GUVERNLSS, $26. . UIT TOORDER ON EASY INSTALLMinTS : v JIRST-CLASS HOT+ LBAKER AND PASTRY 'L LEMOS, 1117 Market st bet. 5 REIBHICUNIUNN, SASSntidnet K Cook. 840: German or French baker and pastry = th and 8tn. YHAMBERMAID AND WAITRES>, $20. | cook, country, $40. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 | (NLOAKS AND TAILOK-MADE SUITS Ra. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst Geary st. ialled a¢ wholesale figures. 20 Sansome sp. OMAN WITH A CHILD, $15. MISS CUL- | » MORE LABORERS FOR A BRICK YARD, UPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED By WL!:N, 323 Sutter at. RENCH NURS MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. GROWN CHILDREN; $15. YUUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM TH the Eastern States would like & housekeeper's place: no objection to country. 102 Taylor, rm. 23. A ASTERNE TADYHOR EXPERIENCE desires a_housekeeper's position; bachelor’s or widower's home preferred. 223 Post, room L €)n¢)i: MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 2520 Wzt aia taxen or THE CALL 7OUNG PARISIAN W. DOW WOULD LIKE & housekeeper’s place: no objection o short distance in country. 122 Post, rooms 10 and 11. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion for housework and plain cooking. Appiy 120 Valley st. TOUNG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housekeeper's place; bachelor's or widower's home preferred. ihcom 2, 12013 weary st EAT YOUNG GIRL; LIGHT HOUSEWORK; §15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ROTESTANT GIRL FOR COOKING AND housework, a short distance, $25: 2 German and FKrench second girls, $20; 3 cooks, German style, 825 and $30: German or English norse, $25; Protestant laundress. $20: 3 cooks in_hotels and boarding-houses, $20, $25 and $30; 3 restaurant waltresses, $5 and $6 week, and a large number of ir's for housewors. J. F. CROSETI & CO., 518 Sutter. near city; 820 and tonnd. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 108 Geary AN AND WIFE FOR A DAIRY: WIFE TO €00k, man to do chores; $40 to $45. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Gears RAILROAD MEN = NOR1LH: FARE AD- vanced ship sunday. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 100 fare. ROCKM EN, TEAMSILRS AND mason’s helpers; $1 75 and $2 C. ;. HANSEN & CO. 108 day; free electrolysls. MRS. DR WELCH, 2115 Busn, HUFSCHMIDT, BANITARY PLU . gastitter. 628 Golden Gate av. Tel, suzfl?fil‘l& 1G OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON 8] S S e oy Vertisements in living light: promoters of pas pess. Lonsult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Marketst. JLECTRIC LIGHTS 1IN EVEKY ROOM: Winchester House. 44 Third st. nr Market: %00 rooms. 280 1o 81 B0 per nighi: 8150 Lo 45 pac Week:; free bus and baggage 10 and from: iho terry, JELL_BOY, WITH } HANSEN & CO. ROIESTANT NUKSE, 2 CHILDREN, $25; see lady here at 1:30 P, M. to-day. J. F. CRO- SETT & (0., 316 Sutter. ANTED. a week; WAIKRESS, RESTAURANT, $6. erman or French cooks, $25 and $30; Freuch nurse, country, $20; waltress, couniry, $20; chambermaid and seamstress, $25; infant’s nurse, $25. LEON ANDRE, 30g Stockton. OOK, COMPETENT IN FRENCH AND GEK- man cooking and bakinz, wishes piace in yri 4() WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED. CALL and see us. MURRAY & READY, Leading Fmplovment agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. vate family. Address 822 Larkin st l'uU?u GEKMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE for upstairs work or nursesirl; private family. 481 Pine s SSISTANT WAITRESS COUNTRY, 816 and fare paid; cook, boarding-house, country, $30. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. FOUNG LADY STENOGR : PHER RESIDING with parents desires position; speaks German. B., vox 181, Call Office. M IDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES kM- AM ploymen: doingchamberwork and plain wash- Ing ~ 205a Powell st., room 6. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIENCE would like a housekeeper's place: city or coun- try. or will do piain mending. 207 Post, room 8. YV OUUNG LaDY FrOM THE COUNTRY wishes position in bachelor's or widower's home. 3634 Geary st., room 15. 7 OUNG WOMAN WIiSHES SITUATION IN aguod family as chambermald or to take care of children. 1528 Pacltic st, bet. Leavenworth and Hyde. 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFIiCE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. EITUATIONS WANTED MALE. HINESE & JAPANFSE; EST help:tel. main 1967 BRAULEY &0 D 20 YEARS; 640 Clay YFRBA BUE fection No. THIS (FRID AY) F 8o'cock. D.18. A LUDGE OF PER- Regular meeting ING, Juiy 30, at GEORGE J. HUBE, Secretary. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO.1, and DAY) EVENING, July 30, aL 7 Lhird degree. By order of the Master. FKANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary . 5 REBEL COKK BENEVOLENT ASSO- clution will hold the eleventh annual picnic atshell Mound Park. Berkeley. SUNDAY, August 1..897. Valusbe gaie and game prizes contessed for. Music by the Hibernia Band. Professors Mc- | Carthy and McMahon wiil attend to the reel and jig duncing. Tickeis of admjssion for adults 50c: children under 12 years 26c. Boats leave ferry foot uf Market st. évery half hour for the park. For full information se€ yrogramme. U E REGULAR | meeting of stockholders of the 11ak on Company will be heid at_the office of the company, 317 Market street, San Francisco, Cal, on MUNDAY. the 2d day of Augnst, 1897, at the hour or 11 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of electing s boxrd of directors (0 serve fur the ensu- in: yesr, and the transaction of such other busi- ness us may come before the meeiing. Transfer- books will close on Friday, July 3 3 o'c} P E. H. SHELDON, Secretary NUAL MEETING ie Risdon Iron and eld at the office of the £, GULAR AN of the stockholders of T Locomotive Works will company, southeast corner of Howard and _Beale sireats, ~au_Francisco, California, on MONDAY, August 2, 1897, av 11 A. M., for the purpose of eiecting a Board of Trustees to serve for the en- sulng year and the transaction of such other busi- ness a8 may come before the meeting. i L. R. MEAD, Secretary. EPECIAL NOTICES. THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRE: \@B 0ods, corsets. hosiery, nnderwear, b spreads, towels. taple-covers, laces, embr,idery, linings, trimmings, veilings, etc, Very cheap af Pioneer Drygoods Siore, 105 Fifth st. g% MME. OLLIE STANLEY—GENUINE =’ baths and electric treatment. 17 Stockton st., room 8. 2,100 BUSIN 8 CARDS PRINTED, HILL, 221} Geary. 150: wedding E:})‘ BAD TENA S EJECTED FOR s4: collections made: ity or country, Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 6550, EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 23d and Folsom sts;: Tel. White 271 BATHS FOR 1o Geary st. =2 EITUATIONS IRST-CLASS NURSE DESIRES SITUA- tion: best city reference. MISS CULLEN, 3828 Sutter st.; phone Grant 120, TURKISH gents «nd ladie CABINET B 20,0 WANTED-FEMALE. JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES sitnation at housework or as nurse; $10 to ;, 6 years lasi place. ' MISS CULLEN, 328 Sut ter st | NMPLOYMENT OFFICE_MRS. LAMBERT. 417 Powell st. (tel. Muin 5332) furnishas b Leipof all nationalities. GED SWEDISH WOMAN situation in city or country; is a good do all kind, of housewors: $20, $25. W., box 25, (ail. TOUNG LADY (STRANGER) WANTS PER- manent place as housekeeper: hotel or hache- lor’s home preferred: city or country. 9 Poweil st., ro0m 8, second floor. "EAT MIDDLE- wan L J EAT INTELLIGENT AMERICAN WOMAN would like to assist with housework; seamsiress: also good reader; sieep home. F. B., box 10, Cail. (JERMAN GIRL.:6, WOULD LIKE PLACE ¥ o assist with honsework and care of childreu, or in bakery and housework; references. ADpLy 9138 Buchanan st., in bukery, ITUATION WANTED BY A NOVA SCOTIA Protestant woman 0 do housework and cook- ingin private famlly. wages $15t0 $20. Callat 1553 Howard si. OMAN WITH A CHILD WOULD LIKK place to work for board and room and small salary, Call 27 Minna-st, room 7. OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housckeeper; widower’s or bachelor’s home. 2814 Sixih st., room 6. (¢ the day. l ESPECTABLE WOMAN FOR housework; many years' reference. G.een st., beiween Hyde pud Larkh. Y OUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AT light housework or mind children. Appy 3585 Twenty-sixth st NOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION J/ as cook snd laundress. Call for two duysat 30614 Hayes sl l ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion to do general housework. 144 Fifth st., room 16; do not ring beil: call at room. 2 XPERIENCED YOUNG LA DY STENOGRA- pher and typewriter desires position. Address 55 Ge CLAKK, 2030% Broadway, Oakland. OMPKIENT, RELIABLE GERMAN Wwoman. with references, wishes housework by 114 Fourth 8., room 26. GENERAL 1224 1 UNTER & CO.. CHL> emp. office, 6141, Californla st., tel. main 231 0 T BUsELAU, 709 APANESE EMPLOYM HIN office; best help. 41415 O'Farreil. ueary st Tel. Sutter 2 M AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT C L E. 426. Y QUNG MAN WaNTS SITUATIONJOF ANY kind; good driver: wages low: city or country. Address . S.. box 23, Call Office. R.T. WARD & C0., 610 Clay s © COOK . $20; 10 GIRLS FOR HOUSEW OR. E’xmm“ Amcrican faumllies. MKES, HIRD, 721 1118 st “ERMAN COOK.$20, $25; NURSEGIRL FOR X country, $20; =wedish and Gernian house- girls, $20; girls 1o nssist, $10 and $15. 316 Sutter. W ANT —VERY COMP.TENT AND i perienced nurse 10 take charge of Infant: auired. Address M. L. k ish preferred: ciiy references re- Postofiice box 2685. D_GIKL OF 14 TO ASSIST IN Tk “or & z00d home and clothing. Ap- Howara st., cor. Tenth, afier 10 A. m. FIRsTCLASS and Al finishers wanted. 12:8 Market st. BUTTONHOLE OPERATOR M. SIMINOE F, ~1RL FOR G cooking, $20. Call Friday morning, 2324 ENERAL HOUSEWORK AND | | ARGE DAIRY, referonces required; miners, $40 and board and £2 50 per day: 2 teams:ers, $1 day and board; stableman, $30 and found: laborers for couniry manufacturing company, $20 and fonnd: labor- ers, c.ly; blacksmith and wife. #45; farmers; 10 woodchoppers, 80c, $1 15 aud $2 cord, and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Hacramento. W ANTED—SECOND AND THILD COOK for {nstitution, #35 and $25: pantryman, 820: walters, $20 and §6: hotel aud restaurant cooks for country. $35 and $10 week and found; second cook and ‘broiler $45; dishwashers and others. Apply to J. F. CRO; I & CO., 628 Sacraménso. 7 ANTF YOU EXPERIENCED szlesmen for retall dry-goods store; open evenings: state wages; reference expected. N. R., box 143, Lhis office. L= OY, 14 YEARS AGE. APPLY ALTO SOAP. Company, 109-111 Oregon st., bew. Davis and ¥roat, Washington and Jackson. PBLAKSMITH ACCUSTOMED TO STEAM hammer and steck drawing. Byron Jackson Machine W orks, 625 SIxih st ANTEU—2 TINSMITHS; BRING TOOLS. W TAYLOR, ADAMS & PRIICHARD, 12 and 14 Market st. OY TO ASSIST IN DINING-ROOM: 82 50 | per week and board. Market st. Palm Restaurant, 1806 )7 MONTGOMEKY i, BKANCH OFFIC 'E.):l LHE CALL; waatads aud -nx-wfpbu“;:: on. DRESSMAKERS. UITS MADE, $3: SATISFACTION GUAR- anteed. 8163 Jessic 8., off Ninth. S FDUCATIONAL. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY . SCHQOL, accredited—Day and evening ciasses: private lessons: pupils prepared for California aud Stan. ford Universities; a scholarship in U. €, and Stan- ford University each valved at $300 per year. tor 4 years, awarded to highest 2 graduates; send for catalogue; teachers' and civil service examins- tions: special evening classes for entrance (o Law College. Room 406, Parrott building. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, st.—Bookkeeping, 24 POST business practice, shari~ band, “typing, telegraphy, languazes, English branches: electrical, civil and mining en glneerinz, surveying, assaying, navigation, etc.; 20 tencherss day and evening sessions; write for Gatalogug. s S ey | PARYINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and newspaper i/lustr: on reopens (after vaca~ tion) on Monday, August 2. Kor particulars ad: dress 424 Pine st. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 MONT- gomery individual instruction. in short~ band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.; cholarship $50: low rates per week and month, JXPERIENCED CUITER ON CLOAKS wanted. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market st. COUNTRY. REISS TOATMAKER _ FOK ) BROS.. 26 Satterst. Pine st. Gl 5 LARKIN-BRANCH FKICE OF THE ) Cari: subscriptions and wans ads. taken. AKR'S HELPEK; SOME EXPERIENCE. 2133 Fiilmore si. €) GOOD LUNCH WAITRESSES. 2130 FILL- & more st., between Sacramento and Californla. J1RST-CLASS HOUSE-PAINTER. 216 WASH- ington st. IRL WANIED 10 HELP IN KITCHEN res auraat. 916 Howard st. 00D SHORT-ORDER COOK WANTED, 8. [ ORD, 106 Second st. ERA GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS work and cooking. 1223 Mcallister st. rAITER WANTED: §16 AND ROOM. 616 Valencia st. PEKATO ON CUSTOM PANTS. 411 Kearny st. i W ANIED—_SHOEMAKER 10 BUY CUSTOM shoeshop. Address G. A., box 14, Call. W ANTED — GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE- work. 1008 Sacramento st. REAND BEOY; MUST EESIDE WITH Y parents. G., box 80, Cail ~IRL WHO 1 1VES IN MISSION FOR DRUG- store. 1018 Valencia si. S CLOAK OPERATORS. 8. BO- Market st., room 34 W ANIED—EY A YOUNG MAR RIED MAN a situation for driving a team or any kind of work. Address M. 8. JONEOVICH, 1232 Pacific. JOMPETENT GIRL; GENERAL HOUSE- / work and assist cooking; city references only. 2013 Pine st JITUATION WANTED AS GARDENER OR t0 do garden work by the day. Call or address G., 1013 Treat ave. JLDERLY MAN W\ NTS POSITION AS POR- ter, mightwatchman or choreman in city or country notel; sober and steady. G. T.,box 132,Call. [ | JAPANESE WAITER, GOOD FX- perience, desires permanent place; willing to do housework; speeks frecly. ENO, 101934 Mar- ket st 61 7 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. D—_POSITION BY EXPERIENCED bartender. P. 0. address H. CLARK, Belmoat, Cal. T ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF 23, GOOD appearance, situation as night clerk or watch- man in hotel or large lodging-house: best of city references. Address . B., box 36, Call Office. \W ANTED—SITUATION BY SOBER AND industrious engineer; long experience in run- ning eiectric machinery; small saiary. B. A., box 140, Call JUUNG MAN (MARRIED) WISHES POSI- tion on bread or with cakes.” Address G. C. M., box 83, Call Office. OOKKKEPER; EXPERIENCED: REFER- ences given. Address J. B, box 143, Call INER BLACKSMITH WA POSITION; £00d workman. C. C., box 129, Call. N APANESE (FIRST-CLASS COOK) WANTS situation in big family in the country. T. M., box 34, Cail OTEL CLERK FROM THE STATE OF Maine (just arrived) would like a position. Address Clerk, 1630 Union st., Oakland. W ANTEO—SITUATION BY MAN, AGED 82, a3 boo. kecper, cashler, correspondent or posi- tion of trust; has had_experieace and can furnish references. Address X , box 65, Call Office, P ¥5IiCE OF 167 and waai &l taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR, Market: 200 rooms z6c¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 10 $6 per week; convenient and respectable; tree bus and baegage 10 and from (ke ierry. NN GME CaLL; Si—BRANCH suvscripuoa E¥LP WANTED. FEMALL GERMAN GIRLS FOR BAKKRIES, 816, 4 Gic; German girl. San Rafael, $20: Germas girl, second work, $12: German girl to work in store, $16: German gir/, Fillmore st., $22 50; % German girls, Fuiton st, $20: German girl, Devisadero at., $20; German_girl, Castro st., $15; German girl, Polnt Lobos ‘vnl.;l.‘é‘(:jo(::;lflln:‘l,‘";l. ~acramento, $20; German girl, -first st., $20; German girl, family of 3, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. SD—LADY OF NEAT APPEARANCE; $1 per day: apply at once. Adaress ANNA G.SMITH, Windsor Hotel. JHOEMAKER-S1OP; CHEAP; GOOD BUSI- ness; lowrent. Call 1802 Bush st. M4 as a porter; also must understand tak. ing care of two horses and wagun: nO other need apply. G. B, box 114, {all Office. AN [N BUSINESS HOUSE (BPEAKS GER. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work o0 fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia anneries Compauy, Brannan si., between Third ard Fourth. MARKET ST. ~BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads snd subscriptions taken. 4 TANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of baby sad assist in housework. 2211 Sutter. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions and wan: ads taken. S8 VAKING AND MILLINERY 00l _recelving the 20:d medal: patterns to order 2o¢. McDO W ELL'S, 103 Post st. S F. DRES! . tailoring taughi; $1 week. S-CUTTING SCHOUL — FRENCH 916 Market, r. 19, 2"26 MISSION — BUBSCRIPTIONS AND LD want ads taken for THE CALL PERATORS OoN OVERALLS, LEVI STRAUSS & C0., 823 Fremonc st. HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ting i the only one by which you cen compiete 4 perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Marker. 1 OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; W inchester House, 44 Third st., near Marke 20c to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to§ ' ‘bus and bacy 10 and from ferey MALE ¥ —EXPRERIE 3 milk wagon, references required, $35 and found; second cook for instivution, $20, board and washin; 20 laborers for Iarge company, $20 and found; restaurant cook, $30: kitchen-hand, $20 tound: farmer for fruit farm, $25 and tound: 2 farmhbands, HELP WANTED. and found; German boy for coffee saloon, 115 and found: beamuker, $1 week; buy to wail in institution, $10 and found: 2 scraper- teamsters, $1 75 day, etc. W. D. EWER & CO. 626 Clay st. ¢) SECOND COOKS, 6 A WEEK; COOK, $9 A < wee<; c00k, $10 a week: COOK. Small piace, $20 and room: cook, $7 a w-ek: second cook, $50; night cook, $40: cook and helper , $85 and room, see part- 12 o'clock; second cook, $5 weel to go south, $10 & week and room; Cook. resort, $60 aund_room: cook and second, $16 per week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ~ YOUNG MEN AS WAITERS, $20 AND O room; i3 walters, city, $25 and room: waiter, Oakland, Ca'., $15 and room: waiter, nea board- ing-ouse, $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. JLDERLY MAN, MILK COW,CARE HORSES, chores; country; good home, small wages: best references. X. ¥., box 60, Cail. -CHAIR BAKBRR-SHOP ON MARKET ST, 478160 apply Cali Oftice. ARBERS UN EMPLOYMEN rewoved to b Fourtn st. 1. LESS, BUREAU Secretary. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S. FUCHS, Sec’y, 335 Grant ave. ARBER'S 83-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE ON account of leaving city. 307 Sixth st b KANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Waut ads and subscuiptions taken. JTANFORD MAN WILL COACH & in entrance mathematics or physics. ., room 150, 321 Ellis st. {NGINEERING SCHOOL; CIVIL, mining, mech., survey,assay, arch! est. 1864. A. VAN DER NAILLEN, DENTS Address LECL, &eve.: 933 Market, ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rebearsed ©on stage. R b and 12, LO.O.F. biock, 7th and Mz ARR, THR EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED, closed or adjusted; private ieasons in bookkeep- ing’and rapid calculations. 885 Market, rm. 574 CTING—LEO COOPER'S SCHOOL OF ACT ing; elocu tfon andstage technique. 814 Geary. INGING; PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE; French, German lan guages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. OWENS ACADEMY_CR. 127 AND BRUSH. sts., Oakland, Cal.; next term Monday,July.26. ROF. LOUIS MERK; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN; guitar,cornet.reasonable. 225 Geary,nr. Powell. OQOKKIEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ; day,night: $5 mo. 1504 Mkt.,0p.8th. UITAR, MANDOLLN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons; $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 39 Fifthgt. W COR. SIXTESNTH SI. DBAR MIS sion; bramch office of THs CaLL -Buo- scriptions and want ads taken. M3LE PORTEL, WONDIRFUL CLAIRVOY: ant card-reader, born double vell and seconi sight; diagnoses disease, full life reading; la. 50c; gents $1; palm. and clairv.; sit. $1 60. {fia.dui; ME. ARNDT, GERMAN FORTUNE.TELL- er; tells past and future: gives pictars future busband or wife; 50cup: never faiis. - 22814 Sixth. ME. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY- ant and card reader: never fails; call and be convinced. 437 O'Farrell st., ground floor. DECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED \ States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodicd, unmarricd men, between the ages of 21and 30 'years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have leguily declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and able t0 speak. read and write Jingiish, and be between 5 fect b inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st,, San Francisco, Cal. ©0() HAYES S1.—BRANUH OFFICE OF 339 Vit Cave: suvscripions and wans ads wken. QINGLE MAN WANTED BY A BUSINESS S'Rouse south: mast be able to drive; steady ; good wag small bond required. box 121, Call Office. ANTED-MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops, tools, posidons furnished: 8 W weeks required. . F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- ; haif-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard, a7 NINTH SI. — BRANCH OFFICE OF J67T Tuie Caris” subscriptios aud wans ads. inken. LEARING SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF ) boots and sho s to be sacrificed at actual cost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Will & Finek. M ME: HAKSEN. PALMIST, CARD-WRITER; Ppast, present and future, 25c. 148 6ih st, . b, ME.SYBILLE;: FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE: future husband’s picture 25¢:ladies.914 O'Farr ME, MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAIRe voyant, card-reader: 26cup. 73 Fourthst. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY: business advice; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourtn. 188 E. LOSEL, THE ORIGINAL CARD- reader, returned to 121 Monigomery, room 8: M M YPSY LIFE-READER. 3 SEVENTH. 8! Iadies 26c, cents 30c: all questions ansiered —_— e — SPIRITUALISM. : ADIES’ AID, 605 McALLISTER, SOCIAL and dance to-night 10c; fine attractions; come and see the wonderful O. H. e OHN SLATER, CIRCLE TO-NIGHT; SIT. tings dally, 10 to & 306 Leavenworch st © - REE TEST EVERY AFTERNOON. DRUHE, 1247 Market st., cor. Ninth. - V.MILLER, ETHEREALIZING TRUMPET ance, 8 P. .; 26¢. 409 Leavenworth st W. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- jow Sixih, for a room; 25¢ a night; 81 a week. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE . writer. 118 Haight st.: hounsnnmar.-ru‘? |3 RANCH OFFICE OF IHE CALL 167 NINTH st want ads and subscriptions taken. MBS, MAYO STEERS, 11214 OAK: CIKCLES Tuesday, 8 P. M, Thursday, 2 P. M.: readings: JEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 MIs s8ion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single rooms per night, 10c to 50c; per week. 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open all night- [ ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 3$50; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at half the usual price, 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. rcet: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- ree 'bus and baggage (0 and from the ferry. (GBI SEVENTIH T, $30; GIRL, ROSS VAL T ley, Cal., $20, see party here: gl San La- fae'. Cal, $20; girl, Monterey, Cal, $20; girl, Page st., $18; girl, Jackson st., $22 50; girl Broderick st., $20% gir), Uak st $20: girl, Bartlett s, $20: girl, Thirteenth st., $20; girl, Walnut si., $20: girl, Guerrero st. $20: 'girl, Alameda. $20: 2 girls, Scott st, $20: girl, Fulton st $20. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. HAMBERMAID, CITY, $20 AND ROOM: § (M iresses. $16 ana rooms girl, assist in smail dishwasher and waitress, §35, ri, bakery, $15 and 100m, board, etc: waiiress, 36 & week: 3 waitiesses, $5 a week: 3 chambermaids and wait some, $15 "and_room: Waitress for Oakland: cook. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. IRL, OAK ST., $15: GIRL, TAYLOR & G £15: girl, Filimore st., $15: 2 second girls, $15: nursegirl, $12: girl, Turk st.. $!5: seamstress, $4 a_week; girl, Twentleth st., $15; girl, Bush st., $15: girl, Webster st., $15; 20 young girls, 8. $I0 and $12 per monih. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st CHAMBEBM.\ID AND WAIT SOME, $20 and room: waitress for Stockton, $.0 and room: wal ress for Crockett, Cal: waltress for Dixon 3 waitresses for re: ort hotel, $.0 and room each. MARIIN & CU., 749 Marnetst. boarding-house: German DI.\HWA*HEK, $4 A WEEK: 5 DISHWASH- ers, $15 and room: 2 dishwashers, $25; dish- washer: $5 a week: 8 dishwashers, $3 50 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO %L your feet at the same Lrice vou bu- ready- made ones, from $1, $3, §4 and §5, at 662 Mis- sion st., between First and Second ste. 7 TO 100 MEN, LABORERS AND TEAM. ) sters, go south; free fare. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 00K AND HELPER FOR INSTITUTION, 85 and room; see pariy hers 12 o'clock. TIN & CO., 749 Marker st ASTRY COOK, CITY, $65: COUK, $30 A week, restaurant: cook, §75 and room, hotel. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Mariet st. 9 900D, sTEONG, ABLE-BODI:D MEN TO goto the Yukon country: see party here atl P. 3 MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st EDMAKER AND PORTER, $6 A WEEK and room; m iddie-aged man, chore, etc., $10 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 748 Market st. W ARTED_EIRST ANDSECOND BUTLERS, 840 and $25: cook_for restaurant, $40; cook, smail piace, country, $30; second COOK. DiAin res- taurant, $6 & week; pastry cook, private hotel; vegetab em: first-class hotel 5: 3 waiters, $20 to $3.; German barkeeper, $50; boy for caun- try, $10, eic. ANDRE'S. 308 Stockton st. YIRL, POINT REYES, $15, FARE PaID; (I‘lrl. Vacaville, Cal.,, $16; girl, Antioch, $20, see party here: girl, Monterey, Cal., $20, see party here: girl, Valiejo, Cal, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 15 WAITRESSES, 820 AND ROOM, COUN- try, steady work, go south. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. COLORED GIRL=, $20: NEAT COLORED 5 girl, $15. MARTIN & CO,, 748 Market st. W’ AS HOTr<L B'KKER: §33 AND MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OMAN room. ANTED — A FRENCHMAN WHO CAN milk afew cows, ‘eed horses, chickens, etc.; £00d place for t he right mun; $25 (0 $30 & menth. ANDRE, 308 Stockion st (‘ ERMAN GARDENER, $25: MARRIED 7 choreman, $24 ch teamster, $1 59 a day; 10 Inborers for brickyard. $20; 2 tesmsters, city, $175 day: choreman, $15: man (o pht up dried peais. woodsmen, $:0; raiiroad laborers, $20. R.T. WARD & CO., 606 and 605 Clay st. JIBST-CLASS RETAIL GROCERY SiLES- man. Apply at once, U. S. Industrial Agency, 185, Crocker building. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0O GET BOTTLE . beer or wine 5¢; best free lunch. 643 Clay. ; ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. R0 180 10 760 Pk NIGHT: 600 su sl 80 ver week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know tha: Kd Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, %17 Third st.: A3J Tge 100ms: U5e per uight: 1 1o $3 per weelc. FLATS WANTED. ANTED—BY FAMILY OF ADULTS, COM- pletely furnished 6-room flat; must be cheap. Address Flat, box 51, Ceil Office, MONEY WANTED. 310 (()() WANTED ON BUSINESS PROP- erty: 2 or3 y boX 63. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 1 NATOMA ST. — SECOND-HAND UP- 2 right piano wanted: must be a bargain for 72 cash. 'W’lAnl;tT ED —1;1icuNn-nAND ENGINE athe: about nches by 10 feet. Add: B. C, bex 16, Call Officr. 5 s Q4B 89LD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 i1lis st. 00KS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES Book Company, 704 Mission st. © GIRLS AT 714 MARKET STREET T0-DAY at 1:30; eisy work, ARBER FUR FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND i snmdu\ 623 Clay st AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. P ROSE WANTING SITTINGS WITH MRS, Griffin come soon; leave Aug. 1. 42634 Grove. " RS. KATE HOSKINS (IRCLES; TUES & Fri., 8 p.a.; readings dally, $1. 701 McAllister, RS, J.J. v HITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, for m dvice. 1206 Market st. M AGENTS WANTED. GENTS — ALASKA: BANCROFT'S HIS- Yory of Alaska; complete in one volume; 833 Pages_ is what every one Interested in the Klon- dyke wants; wilsell lixe hot caces. F. Person, manager subscription department. THE WHIT: AKER & RAY COMPANY. 728 Market at. ANVASSERS T0 SOLICIT FOR SALE OF . Welsbach Gas Lights. Apply 184 Ellisst. =g .. ANVASSKRS WANTED TO SELL. PHE Apollo gastight; best on market. 129 Ellis st, GENTS—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; .will bave a tremendous sale; notuing like It: secura sample and territory at once. BAKER Em and Mi1g. Co., 409 Sanchez st n Francisco. BICYCLES. - IGH GRADE BICY(LE WANTED - FOR - large lot in Los Angeles Co. J.. box 1, Cafl...- - ICYCIE (FOWL!R), CHEAP. J LU = B New Western tHote! all bet. 7 and 8 P.LSAP‘ NAP BARGAINS — HIGH-GRADE 8 ond-hand bicycles, all in perfect running ofder, " from $25 upward. Golden Kule Bazaur Cycle De: partment, Geary s ——— e ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, : ADVICE FREE: DIVORCK LAWS A SPEG 7« falty: private; no fee without success: probate’ - Insolvency. colleciions, preents, trademarks, etc. obtalned; private delectives: estad igned 10 years 6. W.HOW E, aity atlaw,850 Murket, cor. St0cKta- - A DVICE FREE{ NO CHARGE UNL:SS SLC LA cessful. W. W. DAVIDSON, 927 Market st. ——————————————— PROFESSIONAL CARDS, : JQUN £ RICHARDS, LAW GFFICES, KOO 5 26 and 27, Crocker building; . 75 San Francisco, Cal b lllenlwno: - owl