The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 11, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1897, - OSPITAL WORK WELL STARTED Miss Alexander Loses No Time in Beginning Her Task. Non-Sectarian Christian Assist- ance to Be Solicited to Make It a Success, Something About the Life-Work of the Lady Who Is Interesting Herself in the Matter. Miss L. Alexander yesterdav began her work of agitating the new hospital for in- d'gent Chinese and received the indorse- ment in it of Rev. Dr. Masters, who gave her a letter of introduction to the Chris- tian peovle of the City and warmly advo- cated her plan. When seen yesterday Miss Alexander was losing mno time aad ~nowed that she was no novice in the mat- | ter of working in a good cause. She hopes to get such support from the various churches and Christian Endeavor socie- ties that she will raise a sufficient fund to rent a suitable house and support the pa- She expects to have the services tients, of the phy ician donated and will own time without charge to looking after the hospital The min identified for years in mission work, give her high praise for her indefatigaole la- bors in that city, and when the St. An- drews Institute was dedicated there seven years #go, she was given all tae credit for the inception and completion of the mag- mificent building. Twenty vears ago Miss Alexander began a mission school in the worst part of the city of Toronto and from her efforts grew the school which 18 now maintained by the churches of that city. At that time it required no little courage for a woman to enter into the district where the school was established, for the place was known to :he papers and police as the resort of the rougnest and lowest | characters of the vicinity. But tie houses | were full of children, biz and little, and for their sakes, Miss Alexander resolved to undertake the work, difficuit and unplea: ant—even dancerous—as it might pe. How she succeeded there was told at the dedication of the building, and now she Las come to San Francisco to give the same energy and will to the work of ele- vating the Chinese. She has been hers but four years, all told, and in_that time | she has seen much of the suffering and horrible cruelties to which indigent Chi- nese of all ages and zexes have been sub- jected, and will now devote her time to the establishing of a place where they can be cared tor properly and saved from the terrib'e fate which has befallen so many of them. During the past three years she has known of many deaths occurring in those places called Chambers of Tranquiility. She has been instrumental in saving sev- eral who have been placed there to die, and through her efforts many rescues have been made by workers of the various missions in this City. She is entirely non- sectarian in her work and desires thut the hospital shall be of the same character. The Presbyterians and the Methodists bhave mssion-houses, where the Chinese girls and women are cared for, but tnere is no place where the indigent sick can re- c+ive attention, and she hopes to have all the various workers help in establishing | such a place. . — Broke His Right Leg. James Gannon, m painter living in Baden, found himself in 323 Eighth street last pight; why he cannot explain. As he was fgomg downstairs some one threw & bench at him, striking himon the rignt leg and breaking both bones. He was inken 1o the Receiving Hospital in the patrol wagon. THE STOCK MARKET. The general tons of miniug stocks was firm and several stocks did better, as will te seen. The Justice Mining Company had $600 on hand August 1. The Champion Mining Company disbursed over £22,000 as wages t0 its employes on Its last monthiy payday, August 7, ac Nevada City. The Pacific Electric Motor Company has levied an essessment of 5 cents ver share, delinguent september 15. The Ontario and Daly mines of Utah will pay no more dividends for an indefinite pariod. owing to the low price of silver and the curtailment of work. The official letter from the Cecidental Consoli- dated mine says: 55t level—East crosscut 1 on the tunnel level has been extended 9 feet, total length 781 feet: face In porphyry. 650 level— Main sou:h drift has heen extended 30 feet, total len:th 570 feet: face in low-grade ore. The Andes weekly letter says: 175 level—East crosscut 2 from the main north drist has been ad- vanced 0 feet; tuial length 130 feet. The cross- cut havine reached the clay wall—thst is, the eastern boundary of the ledge—ii has been stopp-d. AU & point in the crosscut 120 feet in where we fcund the most favorable-looking quartz we will now upraise On the bond exchange Hawalian Commercial s0ld np to $19 and Hutcbinson np to $3134. CHOLLAR (Brunswick lode)—Shaft 1 has been sunk 9 feet on the slope since las: repor: and is now down 1023 feet. The botwom is in porphyry: 300 level—the st0pes above this point are falling in both quantity and quality. 400 level—The openings preseut no marked changes for the week, though the quantity of ore in sight is lessening: are working on the seventh, elghth and twelfth floors. 500 level—Crosscut 3 has been extended 28 feet for the week and is out 98 feet: the face in c'ay, porphvry and quariz The main south drife has been advanced 15 feet through hard por- s been | i the phery: total length 443 feet. The winze sunk 8 feet and is down vertically 73 f bottom is in_clay, porphyry and low- de quartz. 600 level—The main south drift is now out 263 feet for the week: the of feet, having been drive face is In clay and pory water from it Ty, with a seep The mine was shut down and all work sus- pended for two days the past week to permit of ved from all polnts since last report, and shipped to the N evada mill 84 tons an | 1750 pounds of ore. samplin as follows: ‘lop car sample, gold $17 89, suver old $20 61, overhauling the main heist. Have 18.35 fine ounces; wagon sample, silver 19.69 fine ounces; $19 33 silver 17.£8 fine ounces. H to the buliion of the par value of $6304 47, of which $2903 37 was gold. PoTosr (Comsiock lode)—Have been engaged upon repairs in the draii tunnel in the main west drift on the 550 level, in the station on the 750 level and in the main shaft. inali of which good progress 15 being made. The south drifc from the top of the raise on the 100 level has been drl 18 feet and is now out a Lota! of 104 feet; the face 13 In porphyfy and ciay. ‘The north drift from the top of the Taise above east crosscut 2 to meet the south drift on the 100 level 1s ou’ 48 fee:, naving been driven 18 feer for the week; the face is chiefly in porphyry. 2 ssexmments Tenaing. Followinz ten Jist of asw ssmenty now pancing: E | Delinge No. |Amt| inths Bonrd Coxpaxr. Sale Day. Hale & N orcross. N Gould & Curr: 0 Occidental . OphIr.. . BOARKD SALES. Following were the sales In the Ssn Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING $:30. 18200 6 & - 88/200 Upnir. 859 Cholr,.....71/100 Potosi 100 CC&V 1201100 . $7/494 Union 200 C Foint...15[400 Aavage....27/100 Ua.. A¥TERNOON SESSION—2:30. 100 Atnha..... 16,600 Mxic. .....281400 Savage, 100 Beicner....22{100 Oohtr Following were the sales in the Pacitic Stook Board yesterday: REGULAR EESSTON—10:30. .16 60 Confl . 5200 Crwn Plo.18 fef= et 1800 L Wash....01 20) Chailge... 811 100 CCV.1.22 AFTERNOON BESSION: 21200 Savage.... 28 500 S B&M....08 10J ¥ Jack:...36 CLOSING QUOTATIONS TUESDAY, August 10—4 P. o Best & Hisionse &8 Challenge Coa 30 Lrown Foint. FasiSlerraNe? U4 Guula & Cucer. Baine docecs L CUOW Jiiade 36 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESOAY. August 10-2 P & UNITED STATES EONDS. Bid. Asked. T Eds conn. 1123511845 U S dareg... <113 — KOUS BONDS. . Cal Elec I, 63 129 CntraC W bs 95 Rdsn L&P 63128 F&CH KR 68107 Twiest KR 8111414118 Jeno, WL&L — H C&S 510102 e i SF&N PR3 1033210334 SPRIArizds 99 {=PRECal 65 108 SPRK Calos. SPBrRCalds 106941064 5V Watec 8a. 120 DoGnteed 63 95 Mxt-siCbless125 DoRyCon ds. 1097 i 104/ NatVinés 1st ers of Toronto, where she was | N Kyal 0s.105 110 Sprug Valley 100141007 | KLECTRIC STOCKS- ~an Francsed 3 SOCKLOM. v or Faw uus dmp 9315 INSUBANCE STOCKS. Fireman'aTa180 COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS. LondonP&A. 12714180 CalbuEL Vo 9814101 STREET RATLROAD SBTOCKS. Vs SL&Hay POWDEE STOCKS. NEOUS STOCKS. 418t Vin Go, Ger Lead Co. 100 194 Pac Aux F A Huich SPue 3115 314, rackorazCo 99ig Merszasi v | vart PuniCo BALES—MOBNIN® BESS(ON, 600 Vigorit P 80 Huichinson § 10 Giant Powder Con. 35 8 F Gus & Eleciric Co . 50 Hawalian Commercial... - BALES—AFTERNOON SKSSION. s & Electric Co. 20 Mutual Klectric Light.. 0 Hawailan Commercial . $1000S P of A Bonds. 100 Hutchinson 8 P Co. $1000 Mariet-st R; 100 > V Water 5 Glant Powd, 120 &V Water. n Commerclal, SAN FRAN BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CAT.x— 710 Market street, open untii 12 o'clock every night in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9: 615 Larkin street: open until 9 SW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 1505 Polk street; open until corner Twenty-second and Kentucky open till 8 o'clock. OF MEETING DIVIDEND NOTICES. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO B, (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson + ugar Piantation Company will be payabie at the oftice of the comvany, 327 Market sirect, on and aiter Friday, August 20, :’fi"’ise?".";‘fi'w"éi‘éfié il close Saturday, August 14. 1897, at.12 o'cloc SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION S companion or housekeeper. 121 Montgomery st., room 8. M !DDLE-AGEDL DANISH WOMAN WANTS place to do second work. Inquire 2707 Sutter. "OUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS hoilukupen city or country. 86%g Geary st., room 1o EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DKSIRES Nmuulon at_housework; $10 to $15; refer- ences. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. JEAT, REFINFD SECOND GIRL DESIRE N situation: references; $15. MISS CULLE! 823 Sutter st. icourmr.\r AND REFINED GERMAN woman desires SiLUALIOD &3 nuUTsery governess and seamstress: can cut and fi; or as house- keeper or any position Of tiusi: best reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 823 Suiter st. TERMAN GIRL, GOOD COOK, WISHES A (G '{iaation ‘at housework; 4 years' reference: has lived {n Jewish and American families. Ap- ply MRS, HIRD, 721 Eliis, telephone Sutter 52. JMPEOYMENT OFFICE_MRS. LAMBERT, L417 Powell st. (tel. Maln 533z), furnishes best help of all nationa'ities. JANISE HOUSEGIRL: GOOD COUK; BEST city references; $16 to_$20; stiong and will- ing. MRS. NORTON, 316 Sutter st. TIR-T-CLASS GIRL WISHES UPSTAIESUR second work; wages $20 or $25. Call or ad- dres MRS, SPENCER, 1321 Park st.. Alameda. VY ANTED—BY A RESPECTATLE WOMAN, & situation: 18 a good cook, and will do plain washing; city or a short distance in the country: the best of references, if required; will work for moderate wages. all 10 Siockton place, off Stockton st., ber. Post and Sutter, MAJAGING HUUSKKEEEER (FOR AN OLD couple vreferred), by a refined French widow with giri 9 years old: object $00d home more han wages: best city references. B., box 9, Call Office. MPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES C'sltnation to o general housework and cook- ing; wages $25: good teference. 11 Frankfort ave., off Uhirteenth st., bet. Mission and Howard. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULL LIK situation In smali store of some kina: will work early an | lat-, but must sleep home. Ad- dress L. M., 424 Fuiton st., or call after 6 P. M. W ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG Swiss itustion at second work; €004 sewmstress; 58 i best city refer- ences. 8. G., box 39. Call Office. (G-ESMAN WIDOW FROM THE EAST WISH- es 10 make herself useful in general. Call after 12 . at1204 Eddy st., room 2. HELP WANTED-Continued. EAT STRONG WOMAN AS CHAMBER- maid, country hotel, $25. MURKAY & afi;lz\; Leading” Employment Agents, 634-836 at. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, SMALL FAMILY, Dnice country town, $15: fare paid, MURRAY & READY, 634-656 Clay st G RMAN COOKS. $30: COOK, SMALL < wash, American, family, Alameda, $25: strong #lrl (o assist, $10; 2 Gefman girls to take care of & child, $10 and’ $12. MKS. LAMBLRT. 417 Powell st. JPANISI WIDOW; HOUSEKEKPER FOR elderly respectable gentleman, or take charge of lodgiog-bouse. L. G., 160 Foursh st., Rm. 12. (GEEMAN GIRL, CHAMBERWORK AND sewlug, $20; German girls, second work, $20. MRS LA..B.Ki, 417 Powell st. Y QUNG PARISIAN WIDOW 1S RENTUCED circumstances wants a housekeeper’s position: = objection to country. Rooms 1V and 11, 122 08t st. C UK, NU WASHING, $30; SECOND GIRL, 20; 2 nurse girle, $12 and 815 In: -nz’-nn;u;l. <girls, housework. MRS. HIR. YOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES PART. nertogo to Alaska; smail capital required Call 111 Geary st., room 2. W AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, 820; WAIT- Tess, city hotel, $.0. HOrLL GAZLTTE, 420 Kearny st. 2526 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WaDL ads taken for 1HE CALL NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, KECENTLY from the kast, would like a housekeepers plece, or would do piain mending. 207 Post, rm. 8. QITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER WAN [ED by a rehned young lady. bachelor’s hume or country hotel preferred. ioom 32, 17 Stock.on. NEAT GERMAN GIKL OF SOML EXPE- rience would llke a place as housekeeper; widower's home preferred. 223 Post si., room 11 Y QUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS A POSI- tion as housekeeper in a hotel or widower's home, or will do piain mending. 1122 Market st, room 31. EAT RELIABLE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF two children; wages $12. Call to-day be. 3 and 5, 1508 Pine st. IRL WANTED WHO UNDERSTANUS running sewing machine; t:unk factory. Seventeen.h and Shotwell sts, IRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWOR small family; wages $15. 1404 Pucific ave., Alameda. ‘W ANTED—GIRLTO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework; 2 in family; $12: between 9 and 114 3 1326 Grove st. "OUNG STRONG GIRL TO CO' K, WASH d from, Alameda. 17 Sixth st., dan Francisco. Y QUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHKS POST- tion us housekeeper for widower or bachelor; city or country. Cali 284 O'Farrell st., rooaus 4-5. APPRENTICES FOR HALRDRESSIN also 2 experlenced hairdressers. Call at 8: Market st. VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THX U/ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one yeur for $1 60, posi- age free FITUATIONS WANTED DMALE. HINESE & JAPAXSFSE; EST'D 20 YEARS; belp:tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & Co.. CHIs 1Sk AND JAPANESE emp. oflice, 61414 California st., tel. main 231. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUaEAU, 709 weary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. 7OUNG GIRL, JUST FROM THE EAST, DE- sires 10 s-cure a lucrative housekeeper’s places bacheior’s or widower's home preferred. 821 Mission st., room 5. NOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION _ in housework; is & goud cook and iaundres iy or_country: good reterence. H. H., box 39, Cail Office. OMP-TENT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION ) 1o do general Lousework; references if quired. Please call 1205 Laguna st., no pos! answered. 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS COM- panion: will assist ligh. housework and se room, board and $1 60 & week. Companlou, box , Call. THILDREN’S DRE~=MAKER, UNDER- J stands remodeling, s150 fancy costumes, desires work in amili@s; highest references given. G. D. M., box 49, Cal.. (QOLORED GIKL WISIES A SITUATION 10 take care of children or assist with housewor sieep home A. B., box 8, this office. ~ ey - \ JANT —BY GERMAN WOMAN, WITH 2 chi.dren, place as housexeeper in city or coun- try. 42513 F.ibert st. VENERAL HOUSEWORK BY RELIABLE J Protestant woman, good cooK: moderate wages. 327 Minna s (GERMAN GIRL WaNTS SITUATION A8 cook. Hoom 64 Prescott House, Kearny st near £ro- dway. G 00D GERMAN CUOK WISHES SITUATION T in private tamily; do housework. 1024 How- ard st., room 21. TOUNG WOMAM WISHES SILUATION IN bakery or canay-store. Address Alpha, box 38, Call Office. RELIABLE GIRL WANTS TO DO GENERAL house work; wages 817 to $18. 359 Minna st. Y SUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE IN - L family for general hocsework: best references. 2960 T wenty-1irst st., near Folsom. YoUNS LADY SPEAKING AND WRITING French would lixe positisn ay clerk, bookkeep- eroroffics work. P. T.. box 18, Call. Y OUNG LADY COMPOSITOR WISHES Po- sitlon. Address 6144 Fourth st. OMP & WOMAN WISHESSITUATION ag cook: would do some washing. Call, f.r 3 days, 3061, Hayes st. {XPERIENC. D GIRL WISHES SITUA [ON iu small family 10 o general housework : good reference if required. Please ca'l at 3.50 Twen- ty-secoud st. IKL, 16 YEARS, WISH ITUATION T(-) do (ight Lousework and nssisc with children; preiers to sieep at home. 1053 How..rd st. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES NICE PLACE TO mind baby or light howsework; good home. 14 Turk st 7O GERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK by the day, wasning, ironing and houseclean- ing. 221 Fifth st W DOV, SiRANGER, WOULD LIKE ANY kind of work by the day; housekeeping for widower: City oF coun.y. 21 Misslon, T 8. 0 MIPDLE-AGED G WAL LADY WISHES s.tuation as h ity or country. Address b, V 1415 stockion TOUNG GIRI.19 YEAKS OF AGE, WOULD k- to do housewo k or take care of a child; care of a child; best of reference. Apply o B. R., 1806 Vallejo st. G LADY WISH*S A POSITION AN keeper in widower's or bachelor's home. 126 Fourth st , room 21, second floor. 00D RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES 8ITU tion &s good pialn cook. washing and roni willing and obliging. 2111 Mason st., bet. Lom- bard and Chestnut, dewns airs. MISSION LuDGE No. -—Called meeting (WEDNESDAY oclock. First degree. By order ot the W i C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO, 166, F. Special meeting THIS S CVENING, Auzust 11, L 7:80 o'clock. First degree. M TH, Secretary. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE eeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING o'clock. Kirst degree. THEO FROLICH, Secretary. MERICAN PROTESTANT WOMAN wants a situation to do general housework; is g00d c00k and laundress; no object'on Lo short distance in the cou riry. C. P., box 117, Call. ROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion to assist fn housework, take cars invaiid orchbiidren. 14235 kourth st W ANTED — BY A WIDOW, PLACE ON ranch as working housekeeper gool cool laundress, milker und experienced butter-maker; best city reference. Address I V. C., 542 Minna, IRST-CLASS FITTER STYLISH DRAPE and designer; thorouch dressmaker by the day. MISS WARWICK, 830 Geary st. SE EMPLOYMENT rreil. Tel k. 428 HINESE AND JAVA office: best help. 4141 O |4 ¥, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN chance (o finish trade in carriage painishop: has had considerable experience as rough hand; small wages accepied. 1309 Castro st. IRLS TO LEARN TAILORIA PAY while learning. 291 Natoma s, formerly called Everett. W ANTED—APPRENTICES TO LEARN LA- dley’ talloring. 6 Eddy st., St. Ann’s bufid- ing, room 118 HOUSEWORK GIRL: ABOUT 16: BY THE L hal? day; wages $10. 11203, Turk st, call Wednesday. EAERGELIC WOMAN OF GOOi» ADDRESS. Mapl 10 4 1170 Market st, rovm 32, over tbe aze. HELP WANTED-Continued. W ANTED—PAINTER FOR INSTITUTION, must be a steady man; cook for few men on a ranch, $25; Freuch cook, Piain Testaurant, $50; Droiler, $43; waiter for restaurant, $7 a week: waiter, hotel, $25; dishwashers, 815 to0 $20, etc. ANDRE’S, 508 stockton st. USINE:! $1700. SO5ERFALOUN 18 OAXLAND: « finest place across the © beautiful- 1y fitted up: fine bar, cash register, eLc.; recelpts $20 and over per day; established 12 vears: at terminus of tra.ns and electric roads; $1000 casn, balance on time. M. Lt-8, 5 Fourth si. CHANCES, LASKA—ON ACUOUNT OF MEN RU~H- A 15706 the Klondike, a manufactaring company near Seatile wanis abou: 20 men Lo gu next Satur- day: fare $4: call early, as several men are en- guged already. ANDRE'S, 305 Stockton st. XPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR DELL catessen-store, $10 a week and Increase. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st §250, BARTNER WANTED IN A GOOD . paying restaurant: German preferred; hasa gooa sieady run of trade; cheap reut. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $35 CANDY-STORE AND I« E-CREAM . parlor on cne of principal streets: near Market: 4 living-rooms; fine fixiures; good trade. M. LESS, § Fourth st. MIAN COOK, $30: “ECOND COOK, 815. MIS8 CULLEN, 323 Sutter at. ANTED—AN ENERGETICSHIRT SALES- man to represent us In San Francisco and vi- cinity. on commission: only those thoroughly identified with the large buyers need apply. “Ad- dress ~hirt Manufscturer, box 60, Call Office. ANVASSER. FOR “IN RICHEST ‘Alaska.” or the {nexhanstible gold fieids of the Klondike: a thrilling and fascinating but truthful story of the marvelous discoveries of §old in this new k1 Dorado that outrivals the taies of the Arabian Nights: a splendid book In tremendous demand: only $150; a bonanza for. azents: big commissions: freight paid, credit given: outfit free; write quick. The Dominlon Company, De- partment 3, L hicago. / ANTE )—2 GOOD COATMAKERS AND 1 pantsand vest maker: good workmen: steady work (0 sober. reliable men. Apply to Merchant Tallor, Truckee, Cal. ANTED—STEADY MAN _TO ASSIST IN light commission business; $75t0 start with; mus: have $160 cash. 917 Market st., room 2. $.,50 BRANCH BAKE.Y AND DELL <JVU. cacy store: good loca fon; down own 3 nice living-iooms: laundry office connected; &oing to country. M. LESS, 5 Fourth si. $300 RESTAUKRANT WITH LIVING- + rooms; cheap :ent: dolug a good, pay- ing, steady trade: obtains good prices; beautifully furnished” M. LESS, 5 Fourth st $850, FINE SALOON ON PRINCIPAL « business sireet: 1 block from Marxet: excellent fixtires, fiue bar, back bar, cash regis for, etc.; does an enormous business, which can proved by a thorough investigation and trial: Tept reasonable. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $150 BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND « CIgar store; 1 block from Market s: nice living-rooms; g : 5 Fourth §L ms; rent low; good place. M. LESS, $1000 gg‘ll"fl-:r;beSA‘Luux AND CHOP- . 1 best location on one of the livellest streeta: one block north of Market: most nagnificently furnished business of this kind in this clty: is dolug a business that would justify an luvestment of $2000. M. LESS, 5 Fourin st W ANTED—MAN AKROUND THE KITCHEN: $10 a month and found; country. Inquire 211 Grant ave. ]59Y, WITH SOMB ENOWLEDGE OF THE 5 tallorine business. Address box 7, Call Branch Office, 339 Hayes st. W ANTED-GOOD STEADY BOY TO ASSIST in blacking boots. Inquire at 1405 Park st., Alameda, W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS CABINET-MAK- ers and wood-carvers. Apply at North Beach Planiug-mills. BAG:MAKERS WANTED TO WORK ON travelini-bags Call 115 Minna st. W ANTLD — GOOD JOB-PRESS BOY. 10 Stevenson st. YPRENTICE ON VESTS. APPLY 6 EDDY st., room 120. W ANTED — YOUNG GIRL FOR IIGHT housekeeping. 81y Morris ave., ufter 10. OATMAKERS WANTED TO WORK IN- side. 106 Buttery st. “v AITER WANTED AT 613 CLAY STREET. IRL AS COOK AND OnNEKAL HOUSE- work In country; wages $15. 322 Turk st. 7 ANT1.D—YOUNG MAN HOUSE-PAINTER at 216 Washiugion st. IDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN WISH S PO- sition where he can make himself generally usetil in return for xood home or board snd lodg- ing. G. H. W., box 35, Caul Office. TOUNG MAN WANTS SITU,TION; ASY kind of work; city or couniry: understands horses and garden; furnish refereuces. J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st. AKER'S HELPEK, YOUNG MAN WITH long experience, wishes steady position in a bread vakery: city’ or country. Address A. Z, box 79, Call Ufice. {XPERIENCED APPRENTICE GIRLS wanted on cu tom coats, 106 Battery st. W ANTED—COOK AT RESTAURANT. 1653 Market st. W AN ED—FI KST-CLAS= COUNTER-HAND. Address Grocer. box 4, Call Office. PBARBER WANTED AT 60934 HOWARD ST. l OOKFOLDERS WANTED; ALSO 2 © appreutices, ut 605 Montgomery st. W ALTER WANTED AT 417 MASON ST, inrear; call at 7 A. a. MPROVER WANTED FOr DRESSMAKING at 1203 Market st., room 5. W ANTED—DISHWASHER AT 830 AOW- ard st. . uilding: open day and Dight; Iarge siea.y business: firai-clate cus omers Tent oaly $50. Apply to WILKE, 753 Market st ~ QPU ESTABLISHED COALYARD, $700. Ve Addition; hay and grain: 3 wagons, 3 horses: low first-ciuss payling business. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. 1000 )lz'l:l:'l;‘;e’.cl{“fi‘\'r HOUSE; HOUSE. . alties | i {nhabltants, close to 5. .- whole of halt intarcy For particalars, WIL EALY'S BARGAINS,THIS WEEK, 917 MET $400—Partner in grocery and bar, N. Market. $400—Parner in restaurant and grill room. $360—Liquor saloon near Sixcn and Market sts. $150—Cotfee-house, bakery, notions, etc. $250.5ARTNER LED; HORSE-SHOE~ . ing and wagon makiog business: fine chanc- for steady man (0 be connected with AL mechanic;owns bulidgs. W.F.EEALY,017Market $350. EARINER WANTED IN WELLES: b . tablished business that is clearing $18 to $25 a week each: which wiil be proven by a trial before you buy: mno previous experlence necessary: trade can be doubled by aid of reliable man. 410 Kearny st., room 4 $1000. = BAKERS: COUNTRY BAK- . ery; short distance from city: lively town of 2000; fine brick oven: living-rooms: counter sales $25 aday; rent $25; lease: 3 fur Dishea rooms. BASILE & CO., 8785 Market st. OR SALE CHEAP—BUTCHER-SHOP; 81X years established; fine location. PATTER- SON €O, 1709 Market st. whole or half interest. 783 Market st. MART APP KNTICE GIRL ON VESTS. 403, Grove (CU9K WANTED FOR SMALL 10C RESTAU- rant. 11 Mason st. LD EXPERIENCED CONFECTIONER, cake-baker, also pastry cook, wans situation: couniry preierred; moderate wages. Z, 1616 Stockton st. WEDISH YOUNG MAN WANTS EMPLUY- me.t of any kind in city or country: handy with t0ols. Add:ess H. O., box 19, Call Office. JIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2408 Fillmore st 100D 10c BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; OLD stand; location No. 1. Appiy Call Office. VIRL FOR HOUSF WORK AND CHILDREN. 694 Precita ave., corner York st. W ANTED—GIKL TO A SIST WITH GEN- eral housework. Call 1811 Broderick st. . ANTED—~ITUATION AS BUTCHER-BOY. B. B., box 80, Call Office. (100D FINISHr R ON CUSTOM COAYS. 14 Mcalister, room 19. OSITIUN REQUIRED BY HONEST, ENER- zetic, sober man (32): good business ability; highest credentials. J. T., box 102, Call Ofice. 7OUNG ENGLISHMAN WISHES A P SI- tion as coachman, or taking cere of grounds, or general woik. G. G. D., box 99, Call. ITUATION BY JEWISH YOUNG MAN with many years’ experieuce in clothing line; small wages; best of references; first week’s work gratis. N. 0., box 1, Call. JITUATION WANTED: MAN, YOUNG. SIN- gle, as gardener, milk, etc.; can drive and care for horses it required; six years' seferences; mod- erate wages. G. u., box 165, Call Office. AN AND WIFE, EXPERIENCED IN THE care and handling of ali kinds of trult, aesire position on small ranch. Ranch, box 4, Call POSITION WANT:D BY A FIRST-CLASS coachman and groom: 2 first-class San Fran- cisco references from responsivie parties. Ad- dress J. Q, 623 Kilis st AN AND WIFE WANT POSITIONS ON OR- chard: capable of taking charge of place. C. T. W., 208 Seventh st. ELIABLE SWISS OF 18, SPEAKING GER- man and English, desires s position in a gro- cery-store, butcher-shop or any other business- house. Call or address 1803 Mission st. TRICTLY SOBER MAN, SPEAKS FRENCH and German, handy with toos, good with horses, would like care of private plach or work as porter or jani or; references. M., bux 2, Cail JITUATION WANTED AS ~UPERINTEND- ) ent or mining foreman ; 25 years’ experience in quicksilver and silver and gold mine« in this country aud Mexico; speaks Ergiish and Spanish; best of references. A. B C., 902 Montgomery st. AINTER, PAPER - HANGER, TINTER, wic., wants work;: contract or day. ., box 45, Call. 00D FIRST-CLASS WAITER WISHES A steady position: hotel or restaurant. Inquire New Aulentic Hotel, 207 Montgomery av , rm. 50. 0Ok AND WIFE WISH POSITION [N country, wife &8 waitress or children’s nurse. Address P. F. u., box 28, Call. 4 MABKST ST BEANUR o¥wiOk OF 3 HE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. APANESE COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS hygiene and ecoomy about cookery desires a po-ition in & good family which requires particu- lar cooking. S. A. G, 849 Busa. THORUUGHLY EDUCATED GENTLEMAN of refinement and good moral life, with kind heart ana pleasant manners, temperate, clever and Interesung in many branches, 38 years old, spesking five languages, seeks position as teacher, companion or manager in a private famly: pleased with small salary: best references given. Address D. F., 615 Van Aess uvenue. (G ABDENER (GERMAN), WITH BEST REF. erences, long experience In landscape, orchard and vegetable work, wishes position in a private place. Address G. L G,, box 72, Call Office. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. INCHESTER MOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms 26c to 8150 per nighi: $1 60 1o $6 per week: convenlent and respectable: iree bus and ba 0 and from the lerry. CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. and A. M.—Called meeting THIS WEDNESDAY at 7:30 ». M. First degree. By order of the W. M. H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary. MORSE 1ODGE NO. 257, I 0. O. F.—Imporiant business 1HIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Allmembers requested to be present. Visitors cordialiy Invited. C. BRIND, Rec. Sec. F. LUDEMANN, N. G. CALIFORNTA LODGE NO. 1 0.0. F.—Officers and mem- b.rs are hereby notified to meet in Memorlal Hall on August 12 at 1:30 P, M. to attend the fuueral of our late brother, V. P.J MILLET, N. J. B WILLTAMS. ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion to do general housework: with many years' reference. (all 764 Jessie st., nr. Fifth. OUNG LADY WISHES PO-ITION OF trust, cashier, elc. ; best of references; salacy secondary. Address C.. box 95, Call. (GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION A% 3 chambermaid. Address 3750 Seventeenth st., bet. Church and Sanchez. ELPELY LADY WOULD 1 IKE A POSITION in smail family to assist and make herself gen- erally useful. Address M., box 14, Call. QWEDISH GIRL WISHES POSITION FOR general housework. Piesse callau 8 Pfeiffer st Det. Dupont aud siockion, Francisco and Ches.nut. f A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE - WEERLY CALL. 1D wrapper. for mailing. SWI1SS RELIEF Kearny st.—71, 89, 18), 187, 188, 190, 194, 5, 47, 265, 971, 280, 351, 393’ 397, 478,473 513, 367, 586, 717, 768, 774. T 2004, 2012, 2029, 2064, 2080, 2105. 216, 2230, 2241, 2270, 2275, 2455, 2462, 2,10, 6, 3163, '8177, 3204, 3208, " 3211, 3287, 4288, 3810, 5313, 3536, 3343, 335 53, 3876, 3408, 3338, Bad6, 8511, 86T, 8633, 3537, 3678, 470, 5785, 3776, 380 3960, 3966, 3950, 3994, 3096, 405%, 4094, 4105, 413), 4145,'4162, 4190, 4228, 4278, 4294, 4383, 4342, 43,8, 4365, 4590, 1)) 10[apr 19 Aug 18 18 103w 27 Aug 14 Y OUNG FRENCH LADY, HAVING SEv- erai years experience as huusekee, er, wauts & place; iodging-house or bacheior’s home preforred. R 1,223 Postst. 417 LARKIN—BKANCH OFFICKE OF THE B1D G onesviiors andia et o taken. 7OUNG WOMAN RECENTLY FROM ENG- laud wishes & pos.uion as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eddy st., room FFMALE HELP WANTED. HAMBERMAID AND WAILT, IN RESORT, open all year, steady work, $20, call early; 2 friends for same country hotel, waitress and chambermaid, $20 each: waitress, country hotel, $26; cook for boarding-house, $25; 2 cooks, private famiiies, $25: Scandinavian gir), house- work, Alameds, $20, rty here; dishwasher, £5; nursegir’, 1'chid, $12; 20 girls, honsework, $i6 and $20: girl for housework. sieep home, $10o. C. R HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. AMILY COUK, CALIFORNIA ST, $25 PER month; family cook, O'Farreli st, German, $20 month; cook, Post st., $20 month; housegirl, Eddy st. $20 month; German housegirl, Ala- meda, $20 montn: housegirl. Monterey, $20 month; cook and Jaundress, Harrison st., $25 month; housegir!, Central sve., $20 month; 15 housegirls, city, $15 month; several housegirls, clty, $10 month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. FIRST-CLASS HOTE L WAITRESSES, country, $20 a month; good waltress, Stocke ton, $2u a m.nth; good wailress, 25 to 30 years, $6 a week: young girl, chamberwork and walting, $15 a month and room; French, Swedishor Ger man Ironers for country laundry,$15 to $25 a month, room snd board. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st, - JIRST-CLASS PRESSER ON LADIES' AND children's underwear: perfect folder label and fixed with tissue paper, all ready to putiu boxes; Lwenty years' experience; city ana New York re ercaces. 805 Geary: work must be done at ome. : l UNCH WAITReSsS, $25: 2 HOTEL WAIT- i resses for Oregon, $30 month; first-class pan- try girl for private hotel; waitress, Oakiand, $15 mouth: lunch and ainner waitress, $3 week; waitress, restaurant, $5 week: waitress, nice cafe, $6 week. MAKTIN & CO,, T4y Market st, OUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper for bacheior or widower, or will do plain menuing. 106 Kourih st., r. 2 Y UUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE SITUATION in small family, to do light housework, or take care of child; evenings Lo herself. Call afternoon, 411 Harrison st. HEETS AND Pil LOW-CASES MADK AND pressed; 30c a dozen. 805 Geary. A NEW REMEDY: GREAT PROGRFSS in medical science; no medicine, instru- ments or worthless cap:ules used; a new remedy for monthly irrecularilies from whatever cause, by the celebrated woman’s physician of Ber- 1in, Professor Vice; always restores in one day; every woman her own physician, married or si d used st home always. and any , can positively guarantee that it is safe in any case: the genuine New Remedy can ouly be had at my office; any other is an imitation and worthless: consultation fre agent for Pacific DR. V. POPPER, 518 Ke 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRIN 150: wedding work. 2 TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladies. k. 11, 12044 Geary st. le; can be sen; time L as agent BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 34: collections made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy s, room EWELL'S DAIRY Is NOW LOCATED TANTED—SITUATION A8 COUK IN O K- Jland or vici.ity: good references. Address 1272 Market st.. cor. Sixteenth, Onkland. ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION; is good cook; willing 10 do plain washing; zeneral housework. 2124 Howard st. Y QUSS, GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA. on for ousework. 103 Juniper st., Harrison, bet. Tenth and Kieventh. 7o " °F YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper: widowers or bachelor's home preferred. 131 Fourth street, room 3. 2' ), MisSIus — SUHSUKIPTION S arb L) want ads taken for THKE CALL. AUNDRESS, SWEDISH, WANTS TO WORK out by the day. Address 1051 Minna st. UUNG LADY (STRANGER) OF SOME kX- perience would like & piace as housekeeper: lodging-house or widower's home prefe: ] at 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271, Powell st.. room 8, 2d floor. | | AUNDRESS For INSTITUTION IN SAN A Muteo, $25, a1 9 A. 3 ; cook for delicacy store, $7 week; cook, 880; second girl, $20; nurse, §20; German nursegicl, one child, $18; housegirl, §.5, 8 in family ; 2 cooks for Eelvedere, 825; housexirl, city, small American family, no washing, see lady here at 10 o'clock; housekeeper, $20: girl, light housework, $12, and a_number Of giris of all na- tionalivies 10 fill numerous situations in city and country. MRS. NORION, 815 Sutter st. OTEL WAITRESS, $20: LADIES' MAID, $20: 4 German afd Fre.. 15, $20: 2 second girly an (laund ess, $x man families. $25, $3u and 3v, uud & large Lum- ber of giris for cooking and housework, in city and country. J. F. CROSKTT & CU., 318 Sutter st PEOTESTANT WAITRESS, 825; SWEDISH or German waitress, $26 13 housework girls, city and country, $20 and §26; 8 young giris, as slat, $10 to 815. ' MISS CULLEN, 323 sutter st. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply Immediately at Call- fornia (annerics Company, Brannan st., between Third ard Fourth. IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK; can sleep at home. Call bet. 11 and 1 o’clock, 2180 Lyon st (F!BL WASTED. 804 KIGHTH STREET. ANTED—ENERGETIC AGENTS T0 IN- troduce our medical speciaities; special value to married ladfes. Brant Remedy Co., 1144 Market OMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; wages $15. 1618 McAllister st. ESPECTABLE GIRLTO CARE FOR BABY; #5month. 517 Jessie st. TOUNtG GIRL TO TEND BABY: WAGES reasonable. 121 Sixth st., at furniture-store. 615 LARKIE_SRANCH OEFICK OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. EARN DRESSvAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the goid medal; patterns to order 25c. MCDOW KLL'S, 103 Post st. F. DRESS-CUTTING SUHOUL— FRENCH . talloring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 19, {XPEDITION TO GOLD FLELDS OF PERU. " J. . CALHAIN, 503 Spreckels building, 937 Market st. ARE CHANCE—$11,000; $4000 CASH: BAL~ ance on mor gage: ot bUx140: large store building, 2 flats wbove: 2 5-room cottages; grocery, stock fuil and complete; 1 horse, 2_wagous, har- ness, good will, bar and fixtures, fine stock of wines, liquors, etc. : business paying $3000 per an- num clear; will be sold on account of departure. THOMAS A. SMITH, 1601 Park st., Broad gauge ferry, Alameda. SLIVERY WAGUN MAY, 19 DRIVE A D security required, H. and collect. steady jo C., box 9, Call ];ARBERSHOP, 2515 SIXTH ST., MUST BE ) s0ld this week: make offer. §-CHALR BARBER->HOP, NICELY FITTED, for sale cheup: lo~ reut. 1105 Buchanan st PAETNEE WITH 300 TO PUTIN LIGHT office business; wili pay over $200 each per month: positively no risk of loss. Address M., box 9, Call ALOON AND 4 FURNISHED ROOMS; ncross the way from new Postoffice; reasons for selling, cannot run two places. For information apply at French iiquor-store, 52 Seventh st. ARBER-SHOP—BEST PAYING SHOP IN Heno, Nev.; 3 chairs runuing; owners have other imporisnt business. STOLTZ, 630 Market. $25( FINE BUSINESS; STATIONERY, « bakery, laundry, school supplies: good location: 4 living-rooms; rent $14. Apply Call. PiRATORS WANTED ON LADIES' FINE cloaks aud sults. L BOTWIN, 728 Market st., room 34. $45 RESTAURANT IN GOOD LOCA. . cation: rent paid till Sepiember 1; 8200 cash register. Appiy Call Office. JR:EN HANDS AND SEAMEN, SOUTH Seas, Furope, cosst. HERMANN, 837 Clay. 615 LARRIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken ANTED--GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi_ your fest at the same price you buy ready- made oaes, ‘rom $1, $2, $3, $4 and $5, at 562 Mission st., bat. First and Second. g THREE $TORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR: © ance sale: fine sssortment of meo’s, boys youths’ and children’s shoes sacriticed at actoal Cost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Phelan building. ECRUITY WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, Ubited States navy: avle-bodled, wumarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 ybars, who are Citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to Hecome such: must be of good char- acter and hatiits and abie 10 speak. read and write Engiish, and de between b feet b inches and 6 feet inheignt. For further Information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Kiiis at, ~an Francisco, Cal. M GST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Wincheater House. 44 Third st, near Iarket: 200 rooms:; 26c to $i 50 per night; $1 6Uto 83 per week: free 'bus and baggage 0 and from ferrs. MAREKET S1.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: WAnE ad s and snhecrin'ions tigen. MALE HELPY WANTED. EAT AND PASTRY COOK, COUNTRY HO- tel. $60: sccond ccok, hotel, north, $60: Gor- man second cook, hote!, $60: second cook, country hotel, $35: night cook an.: baker, countey, $40; sec- ond coo., $35; tLird cook, §25, same country ho- tel; pastry cock, country hotel. $40: German baker helper, hotel, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. DXPERIENCED DRIVER FOR A MILK- wagon, $35 and found: 8 4-mule teamsters, city, $176 n day: 6 rockmen to lay dry stone, $35 and board; man sbout place, $15: choreboy, private piace, country, $16. C.R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. YMrN - BARBLRS UNION—FRE«< Employment Bureau, 5 Fourth st. upstairs. L LESS, Secretary. 185, BESTAURANT, ACKOSS THE BaY, +). for sale; 2 living rooms; steady board: ers. Call Office. 00D PAYING RESTAURANT. 821 KEAR- ny st 00D GROCERY AND BAR IN W TERN Addition: established twenty-five years; pros- ent owner 16 years: good paying outside busine.s and store irade; good reasons fur selling. Apply 224 Front st ANTED—81500 ON 79 ACRES IN CITY Hmits of the county seat of Placer County: firat mortgage at 1 per cent per month, Address MRS C.. Call Office, Oakland. LL FURNISH+D AND READY FOR BUSL- ness, the finest stand for 8aloon Or restauranc 10 city; yOUr OWNn Lerms: OWNer leaviugcity. Ap- ply 12 Washinkton st. ARTNER WANTED IN WELL- ESTABe iished bakery: firsi-class confectioner preferred. ‘Address B. B., Call branch, Sixteenth and Mission. 15(), WORTH #500: GOOD-PAYING BUSL . ness restaurant and _chophouse; must be sold; going away. Call 410 Jones st. 350 BRANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS, CI- $ . gaws, candy; $ sunny rooms; cormer. 1700 Leavenworth st. ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Offize. & FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. 30(() EAIRSSANOLEER LOT 0F MEN'S b shovs: been silchtly damsged: at less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 26c to $2 50. 562 Mission st, bet. Firsi and Second. REANCH OFFICE UF THE CALL, 167 NNTH sL—Want ads and subscriptions taken. XPEKIENCED CUTTER AND PRESSERS on cloaks. 5. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market st. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 250 up to $1 26, 662 ilssion st., vet. 1st and 2d. ALOON OUTFIT FOR SALE: 8126, WORTH $300: see this for next $ days. 226 Twenty- eighth st RUITSTORE, HORSE AND WAGO! taviished trade: a bargain. Appy 4 : ESe Sutter, ALOON—FINELY FITTED UP AND WELL stocked; clearing easily $100 monthly: must positively be sold ihis week; make offer; best Teasons for sacrificing; this Is & bona-fide bargain; every investigation allowed. Apply 317 East st. LD STAND, 3 CHAIRS; BARBERSHOP for sale; owner going Kast. Apply 1148 Fol som st RANCH OFFICE OF THA CALL, 167 M~ ae st.: want ads and subscriptions (aken. 99F, FINE SALOON. CHEAP KENT; $225. Srominent transter point. 505 Howare: MORE EOUGH CARPENTERS TO BUILD a flume, country. $30 to 835 and found; 4 la- borers to plie and handle lumber, country saw- mil, $30 w0 $35 and found. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. w ANTED—THIS MORNING AT 8 O’CLOCK, 26 more men for railroad work, north, fare ad- vanced, we ship th's morning. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W AMER, COUNTKY HOTEL 825: YOUNG Germun 10 make beds, country hotel, $20. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Q FIRST-CLASS WAIT<RS KOR KUROPEAN plan, country hotel, #35 and free fate. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary 9 WAITERS FOR SPRINGS, 82250 AND fare advanced: callearly. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W ASHER FOR FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY, 800; polisher, country laundry, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HEELWRIGHT FOR CAMP, $126 AND board, free fare. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. YSTERMAN, CLEAN FISH, ETC, COUN- try hotel, 836. (. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ITCHEN-HAND, HOTEL. $20: CALL early. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 536 MEN, WANTED TO-DAY AT MURRAY & READY'S, from $80 to $20 per month and found: 80 more woodchoppers, $2 60 and #2 10 per cord, tools and food furnished, Santa Clara County: 150 laborers and teamsters, differ- ent places, $1 75, $1 60 and $1 50 day and $26 a month and found- 3 stablemen, $25 and $30: 20 farmers, orchard and vinevard hands, $26, $25 and $20; 8 milkers, $25: cheesemaker, $30: but- ter-maker, $25: choreman. private family: 3 blacksmiths, $40 and $30 and found. for ranches: fruit-pickers, fruii-packers waiied; vegetableman, $20 and found: 4 diiliers, $2 25 day: 3 miners, 82 25; 4 muckers for tunnel work; 80 tien.akers for Faliromt cumpety, 8o u:;nul;&lnd boxboly makers; choreman for vineyard, $26. MURRAY & READY. 684 and 836 Cluy st _ WV ANTED—2 BLACKSMITHS FOR CAMPS, $30 and found and $2 25 & day; jobbing black- smith aud shoer, $2 50 & day; blacksmith helper, $45; 8 farmers, 320: laborers, 835 and found and $45'and $54: choreboys for couniry, $10: bell- boy, $10: 2 Japknese cooks for piivaie tamilies, $20'and '$30, and otbers. J. F. CROSETT & Con, 628 Sacramento st. ANTED. "fOCOLLECT WASES DUE LABOR~ ersaclerks KNOX Coliection Agcy, 110 Sutter. 175. GROCERY AND BaR: LIVING: $ . rooms. Apply 457 Tehama st HAYES sl.—Brasid OFFICE OF 339 Tite Ches sivscripions ana wass ads taken ANTED—MEN TO IEARN BARBER trade: shops, tools, posidons furnished: 8 weeks required. 3. F. Barber College, 18814 Elghth, INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $2 60; half-scling, 26c up. 859 Howard. »7 NINTH, S — BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 Taia” Cavic™ subscriprion sua wans ads. taken. TRY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 26c & night: 81 & week. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at half ihe usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. JEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 768 MIs- sion st., bet. 34 and 4th—Single rooni« per night, 10c to 50¢; per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet «c1al attention to_morning calls; open all night. Y INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 300 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room: tree 'bus and baggage 0 and from the ferry. ) SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE E. Tetr'er wine sc: est ree lunch. 643 Clay. 0OMS, 150 TO 75c PKR NIGHT: bUo 4w i 80 per week. Orfental, 225 Drumm st WANTED—LABOREB* AND MECHANIOY 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Heno House proprie- tor, atill runs Denver Honsa, 217 Third st.: 180 Jrge rooms: “Be per night: $1 10 83 per weeic. AGENTS WANTED. LARY CANVASSERS: GOOD COMMISSIO! For particulars call at 146 Twelfth st., rm. 3. LONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR LARGE illustrated book of Klondike: 500 pages: price $1 50; outfic 10c. Address National Pub. Co., Lakeside building, Chicago, 1iL. AGENTS FOR CITY AND DIFFERENT parts in the State. kamous Pants Company, 23 Kearuy st G-NTS CAN 1IN map st PUNNE THE BE~T KL)ONDIKE BROS., 625 Mission st ANVASSERS WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo gasiight; best on market 129 Ellis st. COOES, DIFFERENT PL ' CES, $30, §4 and $60: 2 dishwashers, $15. 4 ?”lll'filg: :22 and $80; bukers-boy, $15: tallor, $8 & week. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; S$1: aiso tonic svecific for all female troudl-s: for home use. DR. AND MES. W..G&NER, 526 . ddy s. JAUNDRYMAN FOR AN INSTITUTION, must be fi st clasa, steady job, $35 and found driver for milk-wagou, reterences, $35 anc founa: 10 more woodchoppers. long job, sure pay, §1 25 acord, near clty: 20 laborers for a rafiroad, ship to-duy. $1 50 & : experienced man 1or a cOul- yard, $10 & week: milkers, farmers, tenmsters, cooks, walters, disnwashers. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. WANT IE :)n; DRIVER FOR DELIVERY ‘wagon in ', Single man, references, $35 an found. W. D. EWKR & CO., 626 Clay s = GENTS—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal sgnvoard; will have a tremendous sale: nothiog like It: secure sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mfg. Co., 409 Sanchez st., San Francisco. ROOMS WANTED. BOUéEKEEPXNG ROOMS IN PRIVATE tamily: 5 F ENCH SECOND GIRL $25; COOK, $36; 2 second girls, $20 each. M1SS CULLEN, 323 Surter st EATGKEMAN HOUSKWORK GIRL 2 IN famiiy; $:0. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. URSE: SLEEP HOME; $15. MISS (UL LEN, 323 sutier st. PROTESTANT GIRL, INSTITUTION; $:0. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. RENCH GUVERNES3; $26. MISS CULLEN, 8238 Sutter st SECOND COOK, RESTAURANT, 840: YOUNG man to open oysters, $25 a month; second cook, night work, $45 & month: cook, Oakland, $20 a month and room: second cook, hotel, $4 50 a week: vegetableman, country hotel, $25 a month and room: dishwasher, ¥4 50 a week; boy for kitcnen work, $10 a month snd room: luncn walters, 25¢ to 5 2 young men to wait at table, $10 a month and room; ood hotel walter, #26 & month and room. MARILN & CO., 749 Market st _— (}mfglf!l’zx: BEFEH.BNCE!; MECHAN. ical busines, experience preferred; MARTIN & CO., 749 mxk.'?l& 300 Bonthe MONEX WANTED. W ANTED—A *LOAN OF $125; SE(URITY, fine lot in Oakland valued at $¢51; will pay £o0d in-erest. Loan, hox 39, Call Office. —_———— WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD AND BILVER BOUGHT. W. [0} MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis s PANSBROKER-OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- offclothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. DAIRY PRODUCE BUSINESS 643 VALLEJO treet. - Rnu‘r‘\unufl‘ FOR SALE. 136 SECOND street. DANCEHALL FOR SALE IN GOOD-PAYING town. Address L. R., box 267, Oakdale, Cal 0UD PAYIN 801d; bargal: ramento st INING-ROOM; RENT FREE; RIGHT BUSL ness for man and wife. 921 Market, room 6. RESTAURANT; MOUST B going to Klondyke. 623 Sace OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powell, room 8, 2d floor. §1;‘00 WANTED—PARTNER IN SODA © . water busigess: on- well acquainted; cash. JAS. L BLIVEN, 163 New Moutgonery, ALOON—COME AND SEE TRIS PLACE; A ‘bargain sor the next 8 days: rooms upstairs. Apply between 9 and 8 at 125 Fifth st. SINELY FITTED UP CORNER BALOON for sale cheap. N. Gi, box 121, Call. 00D-PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG- (G %otabiiahed: haif interest 8500; whole $1000, Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. ORTLAND AGENCY LIHIS PAPER. IN- quire this office orai 13 Uhird st., Portiand, Uregon. W. COR. SIXTEENTH ST., NEAR MISSION; S ‘branch office of 1HE CALL' Subscriptions and it ads taken. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SAL 2}':) LODGING-HOUS] 3 ROOMS AND $275. vatn; house aiways fu'i of good, sieady roomers: present owner there 11 years. M. LESS, 5 Fourth 8& 16 RUOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $100 A month. 81250 23 rooms, all rented, only. 250 23 roonzs, sunny corer. 750 12 rooms. on Golder Gate ave., fine. 650 14 rooms, on Fourth st 450 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market. AHGAIN—17 RM~, NR. 6TH & MRKT. $550 Farrell st., 14 rooms; choice locution.. 850 North of Market; 23 rooms: part cash 1200 Sutter st., 46 rooms: rent $75; part cash.... 3500 And other bargalns. Anderson & Co.,77 rket. £5 5, 118 UREGON ST HOUSE oF 25 & . roowms for sale; sold on account of sick- NDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKKT ST., S. have a full ist of fine bargains. NITURE FOR <aLwm TUKNITUKE, S1OVES CAGE, T FCera showeases. ANDERSON. 1121 Market, SEHOLD. KANGES ALk THE Brsl JOHN F. MEY ERS CO.. 847 Market s FURNITUKE WANTED NEY, STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BrsT prices SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Mor.igomery st.: hi-hest prices pa‘d. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES, KOOMS 26 and 27, Crocker building; telephone Malm 76, San Francisco, Cal.