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2 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALi, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1897 WILLING T0 JUIN UNIONS A Committee From the Let- ter Carriers’ Band Visits the Labor Council. They Claim They Are and Always Were Friends of Organized Labor. ‘ Officers Eleoted for the Ensuing Six | | chtidren_under 1: years 25c. Months and Other Business Transacted. San Francisco Labor Council held its regular weekly meeting at Union Hall last night, with J. Hill in the chair and a good representation from the various trades unions present. William Kane of the Green Glass Bottle Blowers’ Union, who succeeded James Keegan, resigned, was duly sworn in as a delezate from that union, At last week’s meeting a resolution was passed providing that a letter be sent to the Postmaster-General objecting to the existence of a non-union band of letter- carriers who plav at rates below the union scale. A delegation from the carriers accordingly waited on the council and was given the privilege of the floor. They objected strongly on the ground that the action of the council was wholly unjust and stated their case as follows: “When the letter-carriers were first or- ganized in this City they had no band of their own, and whenever they requirea music always employed a union band. About three years ago they decided to form a band of their own, and to that end hired an instructor, who wasa union man. Since their orgamization they have spent hundreds of dollars, every cent z which went ‘o union men. They are all in favor of organized labor.” The delegates further stated that the band never played below union rates and that they have been persecuted and charac- | 1erized as ‘‘the notorious scab band of the letier-carriers,”” not by the Musicians’ Union, but by a clique composed of a few mem bers of that body. They also ciaim that they are anxious and willing to join the Musicians’ Union, and to that end an application for membership had been sent ip about eleven months ago, but they had never received any direct reply, al- though they had heard in a round about | way that they could not join because they | were Federal employes. Delegate Davis of the Musicians’ Union was on his feet in 8 moment and informed them that being a Federal employe de- barred no one from membership and stated the cases of several Federal em- ployes who were good members of the union, He also mentioned a contract which he had seen a few days previously between the letter-carriers and the Sons | of Benjamin which wss below union rates. A resolution was passed to the effect that the Letter-carriers’ band cannot be recognized by the Labor Councii until they join tbe Musicians' Union. Delegate Furuseth of the Sailors’ Union reported that the Klondyke excitement bad not improvea the condition of the men along the water front to any great extent. Mr. Davis reported that a letter had been received from the Nutional secretary in regard to the letter-carriers’ contro- versy, stating that immediate action would be taken on the matter, and he had communicated with the Postmaster- General. The Glass-blowers reported that busi- ness was good and work plentiful. Delegate Meares of the Bakers’ Union re- | ported that mattersin thecontest between | kis union and Davitt & Daly were pro- gressing favorably as far as the union was concerned. The semi-annual election for officers was then beld. The only contest was between J. Hill and C. E. Hawkes. Mr. Hawkes withdrew before the election, and the secratary cast ballots for the fol- lowing: President, J. Hill; vice-president, recording secretury, Ed Rosenber; Davis; finnncial secretary, J. Wallers; treasurer, Ch. Batter- mean; sergeant-at-arms, Willinm Dove trustees—W. Macarthur, J. Brown. W. C. Ackerman; executive committee—M. Davis, A. Furuseth, J. Hiil, J. Walters, C. E. Hawkes, Ch. Batterman, W. Meares; law and legisia- tive committee—S. L. Robbins, W. Macarthur, J. Hill, A. Furuseth, W. B. Benoist; organiz- ing committee—S. L. Robbins, Ch. Schuppert, W. Macarthur, S. Smith, W. Dove. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. L W Aldridge, Cleveland S F Loughborough, N Y R T Devlin. Sacramento R Hawxins, Sau Jose ¥ Aterhouse, St Louis © A atexander, Solano L M Lasell, Wash M Delabar. Uriando X M Long. Stockton R M Ciark, Carson Mrs M Clinton, Mntgmry X Braaford, Monigomery W Johuston, Courtiand D P Durst, Wheatland = I J Lane, Everett A R McDonald, Stocktn W T Currie & w, Boston Rt Jones, Bt John E J Cahill, St Martin ¥ W Covey, P2lo Alto G W Jorres, San Diego T C Woodworth &w, Cal Miss S Sullivan, Cal G Lingo, Cal G P Anlf, Coluna MrsJ Costar, “an Jose L A ~piizer, ~an Jote Dr B Covy. Fresno W G Wright & £, Fresno LY Long&w, NY 0J nia Croz E R Karis & w. S Cruz J S Miller & w, S Jose H W Crabb, Oakville Mason, Boston E W Clark, S L Obispo J F Eilison &w,Rd Eluft vens, 1.05 Ang McCullough, Cal H P Perkins, Visalia T G Black, Cal K Garner, Visaila _PALACE HCTEL. P L Shuman, ¢ hicago W H Dailey, London W C Hyde, Pa € A Durie<, Oskland 1 C Boss. Jackson J G Oxpard, N Y 2 W H bavis, Los Ang H B Vorcpe, Riverside J C Drake. Los Ang Mrs J D Redding, N Y Mis C A Dur.ee,Uakiand Mrs W 1: Davis,Los Ang Mirs Longstreet, Los Ang L T Wright, Keswick A M Kercwin, Chicago C W Brown, lowa Mme rorest, Paris G W Mead Jr, N Y R E Jack, Cal D B Ly man, Virginia Cty V D Elack, Salinas W H_Campbell, Chicago & W McEiroy, U W B Day, USN J D Beoneit, G S N E P Host, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL C W Hull. N Y 13 Mchrige & w, Dixon Miss Thomas, Menlo Pk TS Taylor, an Rafael U Rhodes, Palo Aito T Parkhill, Sausallto F Seltz, ewark C Fiankel, N Y A Johnson, Vailejo ¢ Brown, Oakiand C Ryer. ~tockton M Goldsmith, Kansas Cy J Chaudler, Chicago W Reed & w, Chicago T 8 Taylor, San Rafael A Motte, Boston J Adams, Boston H Wheeler, Randsburg S Dougherty. Sta Rosa J Martin._Prescott W F Hyde Stanford Mrs ulliva, Sta Cruz Miss Smith, Conn ¥ N Oxley, N Y J Fields. *an Jose € Vercelint, Los Angeles M Lawrence, Lke Tahoe W Jones. Denver NEW WESTERN HUT! B McDonnell, Sonora F 8 vickiuson, x. J D Redding, N Y 3 W Ryland, San Jose : 4 E Davigs, Yukon L Cariton, Angels Camp Mrs Avery, Nev City M Holmyre, U S N E LDellamain, Alaska C Baker, Cal J W moore, Dawson City W H Smiih, Cal W _Foberis, Sait Lace = W Buchanan, Salt Lake 1 H Coristiansen. Cal T L Phito, val Jetter- | | | | ences. | | 818 Sutterst. CHURCH NOTICES. l A~ A~ A~ AN SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST B<Z ] iscopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sta—TRev. John_Stephens, pastor; residence, 309 aight streei. Prenching at 114 and 7:45 p. a. 'he pastor will preach at both services. In the evening the pastor, who has just reiurned from the great Epworth League cotivention at Toronto, an account of that remarkable gatherin v-school at 12:30 P. M., C. B. Perkins supe: intendent. Epworth League service at 6:30 p. M. The public cordially invited to ali the services of this ‘ehurch, Seats free. ' Ushers in attendance, | Prayer-mesting Wednesday evening &t 7:45 oclock. HELP WANTED—Continuad. SITUATTONS WANTED-Continnad, INEAT GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE IN small family for general housework and COOk- ing; no children. Call 1623 Church st. . TASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER BY THE day desires & few more customers; highest ref: erence. 711 bush st. / RisrE 1aBLE WOMAN WANTS TO DO light housework or kiichen work. 944 Mission. (HICAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES position as gos erness or compunion, willing to travel, or 1ake entire charge of {uvalid. 1224 Turk. | TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,COR- ner of Sixteenth aud Marzer sts. F. Jewell, D.D,, pastor. The pasior will pre: [.\10\'(» g subject, *‘Lessons Learned at a W | ding”; evening, “The Wasie of Fast Living" | Sunday-school st 12:30 o'ciock. John Dyar, len NOTICE OF {ETINGS, ATURDAY) 1 cock. Third degree. | w. ., By _order of ihe C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. KED REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT ASSO- ciation will hola the eleventh annual picnic aiL Shell Mound Park, Berkel: SUNDAY, August 1.1897. Valuabie gate aud game prizes contested for. Music by the Hibernia Band. Professors Mc- | Carth- and McMahon will aitend to the recl and jlgdanciog. Tickets of admission for aduits 5uc: Boats leave ferry 1000 of Market st. évery half honr for the park. ¥or full information seé programme. ANNUAL M+ ETING-THE REGULAR annual meetivg of stockholders of the iiaka- lau Plantation Company will be held at_the office of the company, 327 Market street, San Fran cisco, Cal, on MONDAY, the 2d day of August, 1897, at the hour of 3% o'clock A M., for the purpose of electiug a board of directors o serve fur the eisu- inc year, and the transaction of svch other busi- ness as may come before the meeting. Transfer- Dbooks will close on Friday, July 30, at 3 o'clock P.M E H. SHELDON, Secretary. E& [UE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works will be he'd at the office of the company, southeast corner of Howard and Beale sireats, ~an Francisco, California, on MONDAY, August 2, 1897, a. 11 A. 3, for the purpose of eleciing » Board of Trustees to serve for the suing year and the transaction of such other busk- ness a3 may come before the mesting. L. R MEAD, Secretary. MONEY LOANSD ON DI MON watches, sealskins Uncle Harris. 15 Gran SPECIAL NOTICES. THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRE goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bed- | soreads, toweis, table-covers, laces, embroldery, linings, trimmings, veilings, eic, very cheap ai Ploneer Drygoods Store, 105 Fifth at. MME. OLLIE STANLEY—GENUINE baths and electric treatment. 17 Stockton st., room 8. ( = 1000 BUSI S CARDS PRINTED, work, HILL, 323 Geary. $150: wedd: BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4: aty or country. Paclfic collections madi Collection Co.. 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5580. EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271. [ TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladies. R., 11, 13034 Geary st. IN AMERICA— , sent to any address inthe United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. FITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. FOUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS A POSI tion a8 housexeeper In a hoiel or widower's home, or will do piain mending. 1122 Market st., room 1. WAITRESSES, THE SAME COUNTRY hotel, £20, call early: girl for second work, $10: German girl to cook for men, §25: girl for men, $21 here, & 4 German girls, housework, city, $2U, $26; girl to assis in a bakery. $15; .Co0k, private family, $20; 3 girls, housework, sieep home, $10, $15: 20 girls, housework, $20.$15. C R. HAN- SEN & €O, 108 Geary st. 5 100K, HUTEL, $30, SEE LADY HFERE AT 10 / to-day: cook, plain wash. American family, $30: 2 Frenca and Protestant second girls. $20 and §25; Protestant nurse, $26; 4 cooks, German style, $25 and #30; Protesiani laundress, $25: German or Swiss cook on a ranch, $26: 8 wait- resses, 85 and $5 week; and a large number of cirls for cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & €0., 816 Sutter st. s 7 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 61D CALL: Fuvseriprions an. want ads taken. INEAT GERMAN GIKL OF soM1 EXPE- widower's home pref-rred. W AIIRESS, HOTEL IN -MINING TOWN, 820, fare paid; waitress, Monterey County, $20: girl jor country laundry, $20 and tound: ranch cook, $20, fare paid. MURRAY & READY, Leadiag Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay'st. g rience would like a place as housekeeper; 223 Pos. st., room 11. ADY WANTS GENERAL -HOUSEWOKK or washing. 442 Minna st. TERY YOUNG WIDOW (FOREIGNER) wishes situstion as housekeeper {n gentleman's house. 123 Puwell st., rooms 1 and 2. 7OUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THE the Eastern States would like a housekeeper's piace: no objection to country. 102 Taylor, rm. 23. N EASTERN LADY OF EXPERIENCE desires a_housekecper's position: bachelor’s or widower's home preferred. 223 Post, room 1. £6) r MISSIUN — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 2520 Want ads taxen for THE CALL. (}'BLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL T various positions. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. QWEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN- t‘let:"tl. housework and cooking; $29. 8525 Twen- [t W:\NTED——A GERMAN GOVERNESS OF culture and refinement as companion to a young girl; must have experience: best of refer- ences required. Call or adaress 566 Fifteenth st., Oakland. - WUMAN, 20 1O 5, FOR LIGHT HOUSE. work: 1in family; wages $8. Call 2 to 8:30 P. M., 710 Lombard st., cor. Montgomery ave. girl for housework, Alameda, See party | .. HELP WANTED-Continued. 89 MEN WANTED T0-DAY FOR DIFFEK.- ent places, such as machine blacksmith, $90 per month; biacksmith’s -helper, smail shop; 3 stablemen, $35 and $25 with found: .ftalian veg- | etable gardener, $20: 26 farmers, different places, 826, £25, $20 per month and found; 2 milkers, $25; 4 milkers, 320; 8 choreboys, $15: man for | @ chicken ranch; German farmer, $20; gardener | and orchardhand for a private residence, small or- | chard, $20 and found, see boss here: 5 fruit-pick- ers: 60 laborers =nd “teamsters, different places. . month and foun 10 men for a orick yard. MUR- RAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 654 aud 636 Clay st.. 3 E FOX A COUNTRY SHOP, 850 AND , increasei boy to work in a bake'y, $15 and:found, sume place: a baker: boy for grocery- store, §10. 8 waiters, $35, $30 .and $25, d:fferent places: 4 dishwashers, $15 and $20; boy fora | butchershop, $15 and found, San Mateo. County. | MURRAY. & READY, 834 and 636 Clay st. 7 OODCHOPPERS — WOODCHOPPERS—WE want 30 more men for diffcrent place;, tools and food found; 80 tiemakers, 5c and 7c each: rail- road men, sawmill men, etc. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 8 M A3 UEACTURING COMPANY—WE WANT 10 men to work arourd yard, buildings, fac- tory ctc., near San Francisco, wages $20 per mouth and_found, & steady job. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. AN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH $45 AND found, see boss here: butter-maker, $30. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 834 Clay st. MARRIED COUPLE ON RANCH OR PRI- vate place: man understands care of horses, gerden and handy with tools; wife good cook and housekeeper; good reference. C. B., box 80, Cali. OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE s housekeeper’s place: no objection 10 sbort distance in country. 123 Post, rooms 10 and 11. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK; GERMAN preferred. Call between 8 and 13 A. M., or 6 and 6 P. M., at 1817 Jackson st. {XPERIENCED DRUMMERS, FOR PAR- ticulars ingnire at room 26, 1003% Broadway, Onkiand. <17 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 CALL “SStecnptions and wan: ads taken. 7OUNG LADY STENOGR A+ PHER KRESIDING with parents desires position; speaks German. B, vox 131, Call Office. ANTED — A COMPETENT GERMAN nurse to take care of 2 children, age 3 and 5; city references required. Call at 812 Post st ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY afternoon to work on commission; 65con $1. 87214 Howard st. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: wang ads and supscriptions tagen. ARBER FOR SATURDAY. 1648 MISSION street. N[ 'LDLE-AGED WOMAN ~DESIRLS M- ploymen: doingchamberwork and plain wash- ing ~ 2054 Powell at., room 36. OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATIiON IN a good family as chambermald or to take care of children. 1528 Pacific sk, bet. Leavenworth and Hyde. QIRL WANTED FOR SMALL FAMILY; about 15 years old. 1331 rddy st. PBARBER FORSATUKDAY. 222 GOUGH ST. WOMAN To HELP IN HOUSEWORK IN lodging-house. 1066 Market; wages $8. BARBER WANTED FOR 224 ELLIS ST. ANTED—VERY YOUNG GIRL TO AS- sist in light housework. 1433 Eilis st. —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE LAKKI ubscriptions and wanc ads taken. CALL 615 BY;TFINISHERS ON LADIES' CLOAKS. 14 McA lister st., room 30. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. MONES LOANED ON DisMONDS, W H- IVl es,jewelry,sealsins. Uncle Harris,15Grant av. D 20 ) EAKS; & Cu. 640 Clay YHINLSE & JAPA 3 kN heipitelmain 1997 ERADULEY UNTER & Cu.. CHINESE AND JAPAN .SE emp. oflice, 61414 California st., tel. main 231. I APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUoEAU, 709 deary st. Tel. Sutier 25. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41413 U'Farrell. Tel E. 426. BUY OF 18 WOULD LIKE T0 LEARN A good trade; would prefer a position in a whole- sale house; best of rererences. Address M., box WANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply im:mediately at Call- fornia Canneries Compaiy, Lrannan si., between Third ard Fourth. PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI STRAUSS & CO,, 821j Fremont st. - MENEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS W aTCH. es.jewelry. sealskins. Uncle Harrls,15Graat av. MRST-CLASS BUTTONHOLE OPERATOR aud Al finishers wanted. M. SIMINOKF, 8 Market st. 12 7, LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ) CaLi: subscriptions snd wan: ads. taken. 50, Call. TOUNG M WELL EDUCATED AND thoroughly capabie to do any kind of work, desires employment. Address . B. G., box 49, Call, Oakland. = BUY WOULD LIKE gooa references; SKGETIC GERMAN to learn butcher busines: city or country. L. E,, box 143, Cail. PUSITION WaNTED By EXPERIENCED and reliable grocery clerk. G. (., box 109, Call. NCH COUK QUPERIOR GERMAN AND FR best refer- ) desires situation; city or conntr MISS CULLEN, 82 (“ARD}JKFK GERMA . KEEPING IN OR- X der gardens by day or month: good and cheap; work guarantecd. Apply by letter, 605 Pine st. {UPERIOR SWISS COUPLE DESIRE SITU- ations; understands all kinds of ranch work; best references. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. NDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, WILLING TO W ANTED—LADY OF NEAT APPEARANCE; salary $1 per day; apply at once. Adaress ANNA G. SMITH, Winasor Hotel. W ANTED—YOUNG Ciiti 10 TAKE CARE of baby aad assist in bousework. 2211 ~utter. 61' LARKIN—BRAMNUH OFFICE Of THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. EARN DRESSVAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the £o.d medal; patterns to order 25¢. McDO W ELL'S, 103 Post st. S. T, LRESSCUTTING SUHOOL SRENCH . tatloring taught; $1 week. 916 Marker, r. 19, 252 4 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for IHE CALL AND CLASS NURS best city reference. 323 Sutter st.; phone Grant 120. NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A\ situation at housswork or as nurse; £10 to $20: 6 years last piace. MISS CULLLEN, 323 Sut- ter st. DESIRES SITUA- MISS CULLEN, ((ANADIAN NURSE WITH REFERENCE ' desires a situation. J. F. CRO-~ETT & CO., work, wouid like a positto.. of some kind. Call or address 239 Twenty-seventh st. AKi RS—GOOD BREAD AND CAKE BAK- er requicss sitnation. Apply to ERNEST CLAY -ON, 666 Harrison st. HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ting is the only one by which you can compiete W ANT D_BY YOUNG GERMAN, BEST referance, situation in grocery-store. Address A. B., 24 Metcalfe, off Geary st. \ TANTED—SITUATION BY SOBER AND Industrious engineer; iong experience in run- oing electric machinery; small salary. B. A., box 140, Call. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBRRT. 417 Powell st. (tel. Maln 5332) furnishas bes: helpof all nationslizies. (‘UNI’ET NT, *TRUSTWORTHY ~ wishes to do washing, ironing, houserieaning by the day: best references, M. CURTLS WOMAN cooking or MRS. 5367 Twenty-sixth st., near Mission. IABLE YOUNG LADY WHO CAN GIVE \ references as bookkeeper, typewriter and stenographer desires position, or governess for cai.dren in some nice family. Address Position, box 57 W 1pow, stk SR, WOULD LIKE POSI- tion as housekeep-r in lodging-nouse or wid- ower’s home. piain sewing done reasonabie. Call 821 Mission st., room 3. N \T AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS WORK: N\ good p.ain cook; fine laundress; country pre- forred: wll care for invalid lady 1f required. MRS. KEER, 31 Market st. ESPECT R Fife top floo: ABLE WOMAN I3 ation to do general honsework. r00m 16; do not ring bell; N DISTRESS 144 cailat room, WOMAN WANTS IRST-CLASS AMERICA E steady work: bousework, pluin coxing or car- ing ior cbild: best city references. Call or address 850 Market st., room s5. or oftice, room 18. N WOMAN WILL in small DO HOUSE- family in city or across the bay, or second work: wants a home. A. B., 00X 50, Call TOUNG STRANGER OF SOME EXPERI- ence would like a housekeeper’s place in first- class hotel or widower's home. Room 2, 12014 Geary st. 7OUNG GI L JUST FROM THE EAST DE- aires to secure a lucra.ive hovsckeepsr's place: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. BMission st., room 5. OUNG EASTERN LADY, SIRANGER, detires a position as honsekeeper: widower's or bachelor’s home preferred. 16 rourth st., room 21, second floor. NG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE T for bucheloror widower, or will do plain 106 Fourih st., r. 2. NOMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION to dogeneral housework and cooking. Please call 2821 Bush st. ILLMAN WANTSSITUATION: 16 YEARS' experience in gold and silver mills; best of reference. Address M. M., box 133, Cail. D BARTENDERK WANTS SIT- speaks German Har, box 44, Call. " ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAR RIED MAN a situatlon for driving a team or any kind of work. Address M. 8. JONEOVICH, 1232 Pacific. ITUATION WANTED AS GARDENER OR o do garden work by the day. Cali or address G., 1013 Treat Huxiu'r JAPANESE WAIT GOOD 1X- perience, desires permanent place; wiiling to do housework; speeks freely. ENO, 101915 Mar- keuat. 615 W ANTID_POSITION BY EXPERINNCED man &3 bartender. P. 0. address H. CLARK, Belmout, Cal. PXPERIE uation LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. “OUNG MAN (MARRIED) WISHES POSI- tion on bread or with cakes. Address G. C. A., box 33, Cali Uffice. QUKK & ences given. PER: EXPERIENCED: REFE Address J. B, box 143, Call. CLERK FROM THE STATE OF Gust_arrived) wouid like a position. ric, 1630 Union st., Uakiand. OTEL W ANIED—SITUATION BY MAN, AGED 32, as booxkeeper, cashier, correspondent or posi- tion of trust; has had_experience and can furnish references. Address X., box 6, Call Office. 167 taken. ‘V INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST., NR, Market: 200 rooms %5c o $1 50 per night: £1 60 10 l&rr week; convenlent and respectable. free bus &nd bargage to and m the ferry. NadNIn BL—BRANCH Uxk CALL; suoscripuoa UrciCE OF sid waue mas FYMALE HELP WANTED. a perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Market. M QST CONVENIENL AND RESPECTABL ML Wincnester House, 44 Third st. near Mark: %00 rooms; 25c to $L U per night: $1 50033 or week: free 'bus and Lpogage 10 and 1rom ferry ———————— MALE HELP WANTED. |40X FOR STORE WORK, 84 PER WEEK; ) elevator and peil boy, $10 a month and found: man for small dairy, $10'w mon h and found: bed- maker and porter, $6 & week and room; man tw solicit milk orders, $10 a month and found: young man to open oysiérs, etc.. $26 & month: German boy for grocery, $15 & mooth and found: elderly man for ciiores, elc.: Germat . ;ung man, chores, eic.. $10 and found: mountaln teamster, $25 a month aud found. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. OOK, SMALL RESTAURANT. $20 AND room; cook, Oakland, $30 and room: COOK, res- taurant, 88 week: pastry-cook, city, $65 month: second cook, $50 month: night cook, $40 month; cook, restaurant, $9 week: head cook, $10 week: second cook, $6 week; second cook, $b week and room; chefto go south, $20 week. MARTIN & 0., 749 Market st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; %3 50 guaranteed. 105 Fourth st. Bumnn FOR SATURDAY; WAGES. Fourth street. 12744 BARBER WANTED. 237 SECOND STREET. 00 BARBER WANTED AT 804 FOLSOM street. (GO0L BaRBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY and Sunday. 358 !ourth st., cor. Harrison. W ANTED—A WAITER AT 29 FOURTH ST. 00D BUTCHER WITH SMALL CAPITAL. 1701 Leavenworth st., cor. Broadway. BOY WANTED. 6413 STEVENSON 8T 0Y WHO 1TVES IN MISSION FCR DRUG- stora. 1018 Valencia st. M ONEY LUANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es,jewelry.sealskins, Uncle L arris, 15 Grant av. ANTED—AGENTS, §20 TO §25 A WE sure to workers: no capital needed :new good new plan: sells at sight: every family needs it. Household Spec. Co., box 424, Cincinnail, Ohiv. JiRST-CLASS RETAIL GROCERY SALES- man. Apply at once, U. S. Industrial Agency, 165, Crocker bullding. WARTED — YOUNG —EXPERIENCED salesmen for retail dry-goods store; open evenings; state wages; reference expecied. N. R., is office. JXPERIENCED CUTTER ON CLOAKS wanted. M. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market st. J1KSI-CLASS CLOAK OPERATORS. 8 BO- TURN, 723 Market st., room 34 JHOEMAKER-BHOP: CHEAP; GOOD BUSI- AN IN BUSINESS HOUSE (SPEAKS GER- ing care of 1wo horses and wagon: 00 other nced apply. G. B, box 114, Call Office. ment Office. 8 FUCHS, Sec's, 825 Gran: ave. BBAI\'UH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 Nid1H ness; lowrent. Cail 1802 Bush st M“Sian as'a porter: also must anderstand (k- ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- si.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages ot 21 and 30 'years, who are citizens of the United Riates, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and able t0 speak. read and write Engilsh, and be betwcen b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further 4uformation apply at the recruiting office, 20 Eilis st., San Francisco, Cal. 339 HAYES ~1l—BRANCH OFFICE OF W 2 EE PRIVATE ECARDING- H. USE $15 and room: private boariing-house, $20 and room: secena head, $12 a week: Uakland res- taurant, #15 and room: city restaurant. #6 a week and room: colored waiter, country, $26 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market. TRE CALL; suosCrpUOuS &ud WAL . sds taken. AN T E D—MEN P V TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 8 weeks required. S. . Barber College, 13515 Eighth, MNE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: TO OR- der, $2 60; half-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard. DISHWASHERS, CITY, 816 A MONTH AND room: Berkeley, $10 and room: country, $20 and room: city, $:0mo.; city, £25 mo.; ciiy, 85 a week; Alameda, $4 & week and room: $10 mo. and room; city, $3 60 & week, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ASTRY COOK, #65 AND ROOM, COUNTRY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. 1(() LABORERS, RAILROAD WORK, 8175 a day, free fare; 60 teamsters, raiiroad work, $20 mounth and board. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st OUNG MAN, GOOD REFERENCES, FOR private place; $15 month ana found. MAK- TIN & ©0., 749 Market st. TEWAKD AND HEAD WAITER, COUN- iry, 830 and room. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Mar- et st QECOND COOK, CITY, 340, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. W ANTED-GFRMIN OR &WISS WOMAN to cook for men, $25; 2 German cooks, $30; French coo:. $3); waitress. rostaurant, $6 week; second girl, San’Mnteo, $20: seamstress by the week; giris for hous:work, $20 and $15. LXON ANDEE, 308 Stockion st AICAN FAMILY. $30; SECOND would like a housekeeper's place city or conn- try or will do plain mending. 207 Fost, room 8. ESPECTABLE. WOMAN WISHES SITUA- 1100 1o do zeneral housework: with good refer- ence. Call at 350 Preciia ave., near Folsom st. EFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES POSI- tion as useful companion; room, board end $1 weekly. Address U-eiul, box 39, Cali Off e (100K, AM OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION | &7, £k 26, same house. MISS CULLEN, 828 as first-clasy cook; will do washing; best city | SULer st < rofecence. 314 Jessic st W OMAN, WITH A CHILD, £15. MIsS CUL- ©) SCANDIN ' VIAN GIRLS WISH POSI LETh PATOpter et < tions to cook or do general housework. 118% ADY'S MAILD MISS CULLEN, 323 Florida st. Sutterst. . Y UUNG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIE ERMAN COUK, OREGON, $26. MISS CUL- LEN, 528 Sutter at. VEAT GIRL: L'GHT WORK: SLEEP HOME; AN 812 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. PROTESTANT SECOND GIRL, $25. CULLEN, 323 Sutter st MISS ERMAN CULLE. INFANT'S NURSE; $25. MISS , 323 ~utter st. ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS CHAMBER- work in hote., or position as housekeeper in & gentl man’s family. G. ., box 121, Call Office. 7OUNG WOMAN WISHrS A SITUATION ai housework or office janitor. MES. M. M. Call 20 biary st., off Mission, vet. Fifth and Sixth. WO SISTERS, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAK- ers, Germavs, wouid like work by the day to- geiher; $5aday. B. L., box 119, Ca.l Office, RE-SMAK©R BY THE DAY. MISS CUL- LEN, 825 Sutter st. { IRST-CLASS COFFEE-MAN FOR HOTEL. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 167 FiSTH ST — BRANCH OFFICE oOF YHE CALL; subscrpiiva snd wane ads taken. LEARING SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF boots and sho-s to be sacrificed ut actual cost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Will & Finck. 81 75 a day, $1-60 a day, $1 50 a dav. $26 per |- PBARBEE WANTED. 340 THIRD ST. BUSINESS CHANCES, 1O BEST-PAYING BUTCHER-SHOP B! 200. i Western Addttion, stearing $150 1o $200 monthly; 2 horses, 2 carts, cash reglster, fine fixiures; bears thorough investigation. Ap- ply WILKE, 785 Market st. g 1 STEAIGHT 10 CENTS Bak; T R o'd money-making place: choicest location; death calls owner at once (o Lngland. Particulars WILKe, 783 Market st. ~(() CORNER SALOON WITH LIVING- $500 . rooms: rent $30; only a few blocks fromn Marxet streét: surrounded by planing-milis b and box factories. WILKE, 783 Market st. B LEADING GROCLRY. WITHOUT $l 500 bar, on llve‘:y ;msln; hloru d wagons iarge stock of goc arge ash trede: owner going Eust. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. U1ICE—GUS STRAND, 1032 MARKET ST., N Gill 565 our business quick for cash. o £350 GROCERY AND BAR: 3 ROOMS; sight: great barzain. SCRAND, 1032 Market st. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. $1500 RNY ST. QO-RDOM HOUSE ON KE o 10-room house, clearing $75.. 400 24-room house, worth $200., only. 375 22-room house, fine for transient 1200 27-room house. clearing $125 1600 26-room boa=ding house, payme 800w 100 houses from 4 to 200 roo. 4000 Other bargains. ii. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. ]~ BOOMS N. MARKET: ELEGANT, rent 1 85 rooms, Market st., nr. Baldwin. 18 rooms, h st.; & bargain 2 Other pargains. ANDIR ON & CO.. 777 Marke:. T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 ' ARKET ST., S. F. 3 rooms, near Market, nets $£100 ... 8_850 62 rooms, norih of Murket, pa; ing finely.... 1650 UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANL AD> ¥OK THI CALL taken ar branca ullive ¥ Huyes open uatii »:30 o'clock. FURNITURE FOR SALE. Y LOANED ON DFAMONDS, WATCH- es,jewelry,sea skins. Uac e Harris.15Grant av. . rent $9; good business: full value in . DINING PAKLUR; CLEAKS $75 A $250. ontn tree ront. STRAND, 1032 Market OUsEHOL JOHN . 3 ha ¢ Ghs Ah THE busl S CO. 947 Market st H 3 COFFKE AND LUNCH HOUSE; $800. rieeipts s36 day. DECKER, 1020 Market st RO KESTAURANT FINKLY FITTED $325. u 8 well-furnished rooms; doing good business. M. (. DECKiSR, 1020 Marke: st T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKET SI., 8. F.; well-iocated profitable saloon, sacrifice, £300; Market-st. cigar-stand, rent $20, $250. FURNITURE WANTED URNITURE, STOVES UARPETS, COUN- F ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market, EW STORE: NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices. SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market; postal JADIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED 1019 Montgomery st.; highest prices paid. 3 BAKERY; FINE CENTRAL LOCA- $90 . tlon, with estabiished good trade; horse, wagon; all necessary tools. UNDER- WOOD'S, 765 Market st. ) TO BAKERS: COUNTRY BAK- $IOOO~ ery; short distance from city: lively town of 2000: ‘fine brick oven: living-rooms: counter sales $25adav: rent $25; lease: 3 fur- nishea rooms. BASILE' & CO., 873% Market st. ) BUTCHER-SHOP: FREE RENT: $200. good horse and wagon: musi be sold this week. WINSTON & CO., 646 Market st. EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE, etc. STREET & CRESWELL, Auctioneers.731 Howard streeet. Honses bought in their entirety. CARPET CLEANING. LT STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS; ves, iays carpots. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephons South 250. MEU'Yl:U x;n'::.}’nr_bnn~uus1'xtn WITH POOr Work sen: AULDI S Ploi Oar- pet-beating Works. 853-67 Tehama ac.; L6l So 4 ERY BEST RESULTS OBTAINED BY placing your lodging-nouses, saloons, candy- stores, etc., with Streec & Cresswell, 731 Hows 80(), BALOON AND 17 FURNISHED & . roows; wholesale district; old estab- lished: owner here 2 years; fine Opportunity to se- cure bargain. STENLERG & CO., 832 Maraet st DVANCE CARPET-CL G _CO., 403 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. JWAT-rs, reliable carpet-cleant ng, renovtg, alter- . ation works, 418 Mcaliister. Tel Jessie 321 LEANING, 3c; LAYING, ples tree; tel. Jeesie 944 Str, RUG_SAM- ton, 3 Eighth. PARTNER WANTED IN_LIGHT $35( - business that will pay $1% to $25 each a week; trial zlven before buying; no previous ex- perience necessary. 410 Kearny st., room 4. RABE'UHANCE<511,0W: 15 CASH, BAL- ance casy terms: grocery and saioon business; income, paying $3000 per annum; will sell for £5000, less than cost on account of immediate de- parture; this is your cpportunity; investizate at once. Apply THOMAS A. SMITH, 1601 Park st., Alameda. W ANTED—PARTNER WITH 700 TO $800 in long-established wholesale manufacturing business: experience not necessary, as party will be expected to look after outside rade; must have some knowledge of bookkeeping; a good chance for the right man; present partner goiug to Alaska. Address W. M., box 123, Call Office. ESTAURANT; NICELY FITTED UP; NEW : 7 well-furnished Call Oftice. K150, Hayes st. BAKERY AND VARIETY STORE: turniture; rent cheap. Apply 339 ANDY AND large soda fou rooms. 74 Ninth st. ICECREAM BUSINESS; n, half price; 4 living: 7OUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES GEN- tlewan pariner. Apply 111 Geary st., room 2. $35. JALOON ¥OR SALE 1) fres water. ONEY LOAN £D! M Senieg aeaiskine. Uneie Hee W ANISD—KELIABLE MAN WITH 81000 to represent an Eastern factory manufaciur- ing new speclalty sold to stores and families: busi- ness will pay from $2000 to $3000 yearly: only those with A1 references and the capital need ap- ply; call after 2 p. M. E SHAW, Russ House. ACTIVE MAN ORIWOMAN, WILLING TO travel 1n an established thentrical 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 Uffice. PRESS BUSINLSS; ESTABLISHED 18 years; cor. Posi and Larkin, for sale: good horse and wagon; owner retiring. Inguire gro- cery. NEATLY FURNISHED ( OFF £l SA- loon: a sacrifice. Apply 527 Mission st. CHEAP; RENT $12; 1306 Mizsion st. *ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- 5Grant av. VARPETS CLEANKD & KENOVATED LIKE new. %3Tenth; tei. South 36 Mackintosh & Co. E. MITCHELL, CARPEI-CLEANING CO, © 240 14thst.; cleaning Zc. a yard; tel. Mis. 74. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVALED LIKE pew. J. MCQUEKEN, $ Stevenson. Tel. 8.218, ONKLIN'S CARPET - BEATING WORKa, 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Eas 124 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- est house west of Chicaco is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26, 28 and 30 O'Farreli st. Pianos, organs and all other musical instruments, of all grades and prices. Terms easy: Pprices lowest. J.verything pbsslble done Lo piease and satlsty the customer. RE YOU THINKING OF PURCHASING OR renting a piano? If so don't fall to call and inspect the fine insiruments we are seiling for $5, £4, $5, $6, 87. 48, $9 and $1C per month; every piano guaranteed. SHEKMAN, CLAY & CO, Stelnway dealers, corner Kearny andsutter s LTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PI- Snos; monthly payments $5 up: correspon- dence sollcifed. THE F. W. SPENCER COM- PANY, 933 Market st, opp. Masou; established over 20 years. ONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN FPRICES— Haines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- ond-han? pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL- TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., Post. DMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE— MUST SKLL: pianos ai immense reduction for cash oron installments. EATON ESTATE. 735 Market st JOW IS YOUK CHANCE: OUR BOSS I3 East; planos at your own prices, easy terms. BRUENN'S Piano House. 228 Pos. st $40 LEGANT PIANO FOR SALE :ON $5 « instaliments. 221 Leavenworth st. ELESANT UFRIGHT PIANO; at once. 2420 Mission st. FLEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $100 AT 42614 Grove at.; leaving city; must sell. BAEGALN: GOOD UPKIGHT SCHMITZ 16 McAllister st., next Hibernia Bank. BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT AT MAUVALS, 769 Market st., for $126: planos to rent. MUST SELL QTATIONERY, NEWS AND BOOK STORE: S branch laundry; gooa location; must sell. 10135 Fifth st. TOUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powell, room 8, 2d floor. W ANTED— ARTNER WITH $1000TOJOIN in manufacturing business; no opposition. Address L J., box 30, Call Uglice: [OR SALE—FOR THE PRICE OF THE FIX tures, a good clear-store and laundry offi must seli by Saturday. 154 Second st. LEGANT EMERSON UPRIGHI, FVINE tone, bargatn, E. W. BICK, 116 McAlltster st. G.BADGE R, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET +& Lavis and Francls Bacon planos. 415 Sacto. GENT FOR RHAW: ALL OTHER STAND- ard makes; rent $2. HEINK, 138 Kilis st. YHON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMEL, Newby & Evans, Briggs and other planos. JUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHF RS, 0LD & NEW, H. MULLER, maker. repairer. 2 Latham place. INE-PAYING CORNER GROCERY AND bar; kept by present owner for 15 years: good chance for 2 young men. Apply Call Office. FISE FIXTURES COMPLETE OF A butcner-shop: also horse, wagon; must be sold: make offer. Call a1 once 940 Dolores st. HORNER SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. / Kentucxy and Kighteenth st. 1100 TRY ACME HOUSE 957 MARKET ST, BE- iow Sixth, for a room; '25¢ a night: $1 a week. LD-ESTABLISHED BUTCHER-SHOP TO rent cheap. 1117 Harrison st. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st want ads and subscriptions taken. ORNER SALOON: CHEAP:; GOOD LOCA- tion. Apply LEVY CO., 795 Mission st NABE PIANOS: NEW SCALE: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 O Farrell s T SHERMAN, CLAY & CU.’> UNLY Wikl you find & stock of new Steinway pianos. MONTGOMERY CO) 521 | Open unil 8:30 o'cloc the Call- subscriptior VER OF CLAY— branch office of HORSES. FISE TEAM OF YOUNG ROADSTERS: guaranteed sound snd gentle:. cheap. 72 Natoma st NEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 MIs slon st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single rooms per night, 10c to 60c: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- clal attention to morning calls; open all night. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at half the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. Y ISCHESIER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Diarket: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree 'bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry. W ANTED—GET YOUR SiOEs MADE TO 41 your faet at the same Lrice you bu - realy- made ones, from §1, £3, §4 and $5. uL 562 Mis- slon st., between First and Second sts. HIRD COOK, COUNTRY, $35 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. SIMON W A 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE beer or wine 5¢; best free lunch. 643 Clay. E. AIIER, CITY HOTEL, $25 MONTH AND room. MARIIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. AITER, MAKE SALADS, $25 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st W OOMS, 16¢ 10 760 PEK NIGHT; bU¢ 4U 81560 per week. Orlental, 226 Dromm st. EAD COOK, RAILROAD EATING-HOUSF, #65 and 100m. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. UTTEH-CAKI: MAKER,$7 A WEEK. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 A arket st ANTED—TO-DAY, 160 TEAMSTERS, LA- borers, rockmen an1 mason:’ helpers for rail- road work, 8175 to 82 a day, free fare: we ship daily. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st 6 MORE MEN FOR LABORING WORK IN A brickyard, $20 and found, long job. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st- ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that £d Rolkin, Keno House proprie- tor, sl runs Denver Housa 17 Third st.: 0¥ Inrge rooms; 28¢ per night: 81 10 $3 per week. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS — ALASKA: BANCROFT'S HIS- tory of Alaska; complete in one voiume: 833 pages. 13 what every one interested in the Klon- dyke wants: wilsell like hot caies F. Person, manager subscription department. THFE WHIT- AKER & RAY COMPANY. 723 Market st DASTRY COOK AND BAKER COMBINLED for a first-class hotel, $80. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. SHCOND GIRL, SAN JOSE: $20. MISSCUL- LEN, 828 Sutter st. JECOND GIKL, $25, COUNIRY; SEK LADY D here. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter at. \g N s URSE, INFANT, $25. MISS CULLKS, 828 RESFECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS SIT- A ustlun Lo a8sist in bousework. Call or nddress 426 Jones st. ONLY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- 4Vl es.jewelry sealskins. Uncle Harris, 156Grant av. N EAT MIDDLE-AGED SWED.SH WOMAN AN wants situation in city or country; is a good cook; can do all kinds of housework: $20, $25. Address S. W., box 25, Call. TOUNG LADY (STRANGER) WANTS PER- manent place as housekeeper: hotel or hache- lor’s nome preferred: city or country. 9 Poweil st., room 8, second floor. (3 ERMAN GIRL. 16, WOULD LIKE PLACE ¥ "to assist with housework and care of chiidren, or in bukery and bous-work: references. Apply 913 Buchanan st., in bakery. 4 MARKeT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1ME CaLL: want ads and subscriptions iaken. 00K, EL DORADO COUNTY, / CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. OUSE GIRL, PAGK ST., $20 MONTH; ond work, Green st.. $25 monih: Fremont st., 315 monih; ELis st $20 montn; Caiifornin, $15 month: Page st., $20 month: Scott, $20; Kos Valley, $20 month. Sau Ratael, $20 monih Monterey, $'0 month; second girl, Fourch st #12 month: Brondwsy, $20; Lills, $15: Eureks s.. §12; California st, $15: Hyde, $12: nurse- girl, §10 month; nursegiri, $8 month: cook, small Testaurant, £15 month; cook, $20: cOok, city, $20 month; Oskland, $20 month. MAKTIN & 'CO., 749 Market st. W AITRESS, NAPA. $20 MON'1H; 156 WAIT- resses, sonth, $20 month: Watsonville, $20 TONLh; res aurant, city, $20 month; city, $ week; German -irl for bakery, $15 me Pacific Grove, #20; chamoermaid and walt. Dakiand, 315 month and_room; Stockton, $20 and_room: city, #7 week: waliress, no Sunday work, $3 week. MAKTIN & CO, 749 Market st. $20. MISS ... Caged Jions and tigers, pumas and jaguars take no notice of the men and women passing in front of them, butif a dog is Eronzht anywhere near the cage they show their savage nature at once. OMAN WITH A CHILD WOULD LIKE place to work for board and room and small salary, Call 27 Minna st., room 7. (GERMAN GIRL: CHAMBERWORK AND J sewing; American family: $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. e ASTi Y COOK AND BAKiR, HOTEL, $50: German Rtstry cook and baker, hotel north, $40. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. VANVA-SERS TO SOLICIT FUR SALE OF Welsbach Gas Lights. Apply 134 Ellis st. == ANVASSERS WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo gaslight; besi on market. 129 Ellis st. GEN1S—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will ) FIRST-CLASS WAITExS, SMOOTH | have a tremendons sale; nothing like It: secure 2 shaven. for furopean plan, $85. 'C. . HAN- | sample and territory at once. BAKFR En. and SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Mig. Co., 409 ~anchez st San Francisco. EAD AND SKCOND COUKS, COUNTRY hoiel $50 and $26: German second cook, HOUSES WANTED. £6); second cook, country restaurant, §: 0: waiter for a camp, $20. C. K. HANSE & CO,, 108 Geary st. JARE ADVANCED FO'. 60 MORE RAIL- road men to gonorth; weship Sunday mornin, apply at once. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary. W ANTED-DRIVAE FOK MILK WAGON, reierences required, $35 and found; 2 car men for mine, §27 50 and found; 3 miners, $2 a day: 50 men for rairoal, norih, §) 50 a day, fare ad- vanced; 10 more laborers for_reiiable company, $20 and found: waiter. cily, 835 to §40: waiter, cliy, $20 and room: young Germau for grocery, near city, $15 and found: young German, to work about & bakery in cty, $15 and found: experl- enced apple-packer, $26 and fovnd: ¥ boys for factory, 3 » week; boy for planing-mili, # a week, erc.: experienced driver for bukery wagon, $35 and found. W. D. EW EX & CO., 628 Clay st. W,\NED—LAuumquN FOR INSTITU- tion, #35 and found, references; baker for country ho el, $30 and found: second cook for in- stituiion, $20'and found; eic. W. D. EWLR & Cu. 626 Clay st. Y UNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS houscke: per: widower's or bachelor’s home. 2834 Six:h si., r00m 6. SAN FRANCISCO *CALL.™ RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo Cart— 710 Market street, open unill 12 C'ciock every pignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streer, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 7 arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; open untll 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o’clock. 1505 Poik street; open aniil 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky strects; open uill § o'clock. VOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AT A light housework or mind children. App.y 8385 Twenty-sixth st. PERIENCED YOUNG LA DY STENOGRA- pher and typewrlter desires position. Address MISS G. CLAKK, 20303, Broadway, Oakland . VERMAN GIRL IN SAN RAFAEL, CA (37520, "MARTIN & Co., 749 Narket ot U GEHMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, PAGE ST., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RENCH GIRL, CITY, $20 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. i JERMAN GIRL, ROSS VALLEY, $20. MAR- (G7TIN & CO., 740 Murket at. o5 Y ANTED_GOOD, BRIGHT OFFICK-BOY for our ofiice, $3'per week. W. L. EWER & €0, 626 Clay st. 1ED—WAGON-MAKER, SHOP RENT choreman for ranch, $20 and found; 2 teamsters, $1 day and found: 8 woodchoppers, 80c, #1 16 and $2 cord: 5 milkers, see boss in city; stableman, $30 and f-und; laborers for brickyard, $20 and found ; office-boy, $2 50 week, and others. ApplytoJ. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento. [HOKOUGRLY COMPETENT STENO- ! iraphe irom the kast desires position in San Kiancisco: siX years’ experience: best of refer- ences. Address D.. 22 rair Oaks, Cuy. OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHKS POSI- tion ns housekeeper for widower or bacheior; clty or country. Call 234 O’karrell si., rooms 4-5. OUNG GIRL TO TEND BABY; WAGES reasonable. 121 Sixth st., at furniture store. JUR-E FOR AN INVALID: $20; CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ERMAN SECOND GIRL; $25; early. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CALL PUHITN;N A8 HOUSEKEEPER: CITY OR counury; reference given. G. H., box 19, Call. AERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20; #RENCH (J' nurse, $15. 417 Powell st W ASTED—FRY COOK, §40; HOTEL AND restaurant waiters; boarding-house cook, $25, end others, J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 bacra mento st. ANTED—POTWASHER, FIRST - CLASS restavraot, $25; dianwasher, firsi-class_hotel. $20: dishwasher, small restavrant, 34 a week and room; kitch-t-hand, $25; pastry Cook and assisy cook, restaurant. $40; Frenchiman on & farm, $25; e ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st. T ANTED—NICELY FURYISHED 6 OR 7 room flat or cottage for one year: no children. lmmrlna K., box 129, this office, stating terms and ocatlon. FLATS WANTED. ANTED—BY FAMILY OF ADULTS, COM- pletly furnished 6-room flat;* must be cheap. Address Flat, box 51, Cull Office. l MONEY WANTED. £10.000 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED ON BUSINESS PROP- erty: 2 or 3 years. T. F., boxX 63. 5 BURROS: ONE 9x12 UPRIGHT ENGINE. GEORGE W. KNEASS, 715 Third st. LD GOLD AND SILVEK BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 1 1lis st. OOKS OF ALL KIN DS BOUGHT. HOLMES ook Company, 704 Mission st. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clo:hing bought. Add. COLEMA N, 41 Third. ETORAGE. T LOW RATES—FURNITURE. CARPETS, pianos, household goods; _clean, light com- partments: advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 Misslon st, above Sixth: open evenings. URNITURE PIANON, TC.—ADVANCE: len(.lhlpphm. CHAX LTAYLOR,304 bost e —— PHYSICIANS. A A A A . C. C. 'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, R 2864 25th sL.; diseases Of womena .mb’%s @ i y U BRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTION- & 1 OU, ery. notions. groceries: 6 living- 5() ALL-PURPOSE HORSES. WAGONS, carts, harne: auction sale every Tuesday. rooms, furpished; rent free. 449 Guerrero st. TATTERSALL'S, 721 Howard st. :¢)¢), BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND ILK-WAGON, HORSE AND HARNES $225. candy-s.ore; 3 living-fooms. 1321 Ba | M cheap. 22 Golden Gate ave. focn chanan st. _UTCHER-SHOP TO LET; FIXTURES; 2 Western Addltion. 1208 Scott st., near Eddy. T AND LAUNDRY, iN PEXKECT ORDER, with good trade, for sale at a bargain. For pariiculars call or write, A. W. C., Call Office, Vakland. ALOON FINELY FITTED AND WELL stocked. ciearing easy $100 monthly; must positively be so d this week: make offer; best rea- sons for sacriticing. Apply 817 kast st. (GO9D, PAXING RESTAURANT ACROSS the bay; 15 stesdy boarders; living-rooms: price $225. ' Apply this office. A USTION SALES EVERY SBATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, bugg! e etc. Emporium sales yards, alen WATKINS, auctioneer. e 4() BOBSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGON% buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Market, 337 Sixth st: auction sales every Wed Desday. EULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. W. COR. SIXTEENTH SI., NEAR MISSION; branch office uf AMB CALL' Buoscriptions and want ads taken. — e WAGONS AND CAREIAGES. OR KENT (COMP.ETELY FURNISHED)— Large baseme it saloon and restaurant (45x80) on prominent corner: low rent; fine chance to start business. Call 825 Market st., room 629. J00D-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- established; half ‘nterest $500; whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hocel, Petaluma. IGHT MANUFALTURING BUSINESS FOR LJ sale: over 100 per cent profits; only small cvsh capital requirea. ROBINSON, 2214 Geary, room 27. %190 GROCERY AND BAR F(RNALE; - cheap; living-rooms. Apply this office. JOR SA!E—PROFIiABLE MANUFACTUR- 1ng business. Address B., box 30, Cail. ANDAULET, HORSES AND HARNESS for sale; 8$50. 323 Devisadero st. JPWAND2D HANDW 2 GONETTES, HACKS, SUITeys, buggies, CAT 18, e X press wagons. harness] cheap. 10th and Valencis, tel. White 371, ARGALIN BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and_second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, harness, robes aud blankets. Leibold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall INGLE-SEAT ROAD BUGGY.1 PHAET new,2d-hand wagons, buggies. 100 Golden Ga {INE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK ons cheap for cash or installments; also 1 hack _4'00 SEWNG-MACHINK STORI: GOOD « chance for smart man. 1659 Market, CRTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPER. IN- quire this office ora: 138 Third ., Porusad, Uregon. —_— FORE *ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. T IELLIGENT ALASKA DOG, 43 YEARS old: weighs 185 pounds: $75. 101 Thirtieth st corner Guerrero. IR BRUSH, BEDROOM SET, CARPET AND other household goods. 16 Sanchezst. J,ADY'S SMALL RIDING AND DRIVING 4 horse; 8 years old: kind aad gentle; will give : owner going East. Address Addl box 22, Call Office. e OR SALE—ST. EERNARD DOG: EIGH- tern months old and weighs 150 pounds: good pedigree: gende with children: owner leaving the Siate. Address box 164, Santa Cruz, Cal. FORALASKAN MINERS—_TEAS & COFFEES ¥FDUCATIONAYL. ANDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, accredited—Day and evening ciasses: privats leasons: pupils prepared for California and Stan- ford Universities: a scholarship in U. C, and Stan- ford University each valved at $300 per year. for 4 years, awarded 10 highest 2 graduates; send for teachers' and civil service examina- al evening classes for entrance to Law 0om 406, Parrott building. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, shori- hand, “typing, telegraphy, langua-es, English branches: electrical, civil and miuiog en gineering, surveving, assaying, naviga:ion, etc.: 20 teachers: day and evening sessions: write for catalogue. ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and newspaper {!lustration reopens (after vaca- tion) on Monday, August 2. For particulars ad- dress 424 Pine st A XBES BUSINEsS COLLEGL, 525 MONT- gomery 8t.: individual instruction In shorte band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.: life scholarship $60: low rates per week and month. cheap. 112 Commercial st., bet. Davis & Lrumm. 8 IL P. CLEKK GAS ENGINE, COMPLETE: perfect; guaranteed. WHIL'E, 516 Mlission st. {NGINE, BUILER AND MACHINERY OF furniture factory for sale. 118 Hickory ave. R. POOL, HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SEC- + ond-hand bullding material, 1122-36 Mission. (OEFEL-MILL SCAL:, HAND-TRUCK, LET- STANFORD MAN WIIL COACH STUDENTS in entrance mathematics or physics. Address R., room 150, 321 £llis st NGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL mining. mech., survey,assay,acchit.; day&eve.: est. 1854, A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 Market, - ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHUOL OF ACTING_ Private theatricals arranged: pupiis rehearsed on stage. R. b and 12, 1.0.0.F. block, 7th and Mkt ter-press, .esk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. ] SEVEN-HORSEPOWE R ENGINE, 1 FOUR- lathes, piainers and shapers. 515 ~ixth st. AKR, THE EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED, closea or adjusied: priva:e lessons In bookkeep- ing’and rapid «alculations. 855 Marker, rm. 573. horsepower engine, with boller, gas engine, ARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cases, counters, 1inol um, office furniture. siore and oilice furniture and fixtures; new and second- hand, J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. CTING—LEO COOPEWS SCHOOL OF ACT- ing; elocu (ion and stage technique. 814 Geary. INGING: PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE; French, German lun gnages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor, AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND- hand; all sizes; niso a lot of safe-deposit boxes. CHARLES WALTZ, 109-111 Market st., 8. F. CILERS,ENGINES, 2D HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 187 Beals BARS, SHOWCASkS, COUNTLRS SHELV- 1ing, etc., bought and soid. 1063 Mission, nr. 7th. BOVENS ACADEMY—CR. 1915 AND BRUSH sts., Oakland, Cal.; next term »onday,July 26, ROF. LOUI~ MERKI; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN gultar,cornet. reasonable. 225 Geary,nr. Powel Bnoxxk-.EPl G, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, HAYES—BRANUH OFFICKE UF THE CALL; subscriptions and wani ads taken. 339 UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL gram., etc. ;day,night: $5 mo. 1504 Nikt.,op.5th. G lessons; $3 mo. Mary Wesihaus, 39 Fifth s