The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 23, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1897 NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD Value of the Presence of Regulars at a National Guard Camp. Talk of a Lyceum for the In- struction of Non-Commis- sioned Officers. Some Comments About ‘“‘Stuffers” Who Go to the Encampments of the State Soldiers. The brigade encampment at Santa Cruz is a thing of the past, but it is one that has been of benefit to the Sixth and Seventh regimeats of infantry and to the twe troops of cavalry, B ot Sacramento and C of Salinas, which were permitted to go into camp with the Third Brigade. The presence of Troop I, Captain Lockett, Fourth Cavalry, United States army, st the ganta Cruz camp, had 8 most beneficial effect upon the men of the National Guard, particu- larly the cavalry, which gained some very valuable information by observation of the manner in which a United States camp is conducted. It must be said to the creditof the cavairy of the National Guard that they made the best of their observations, and the advice given by the regulars as the result of the knowledge gained was made apparent &t their quarters and at drill and reviews. There was such & marked improvement in the ap pearance of the men and their soldierly bear- ing that they were complimented on all sides, and one who spoke well of them was Captain Lockett of Troop 1. The system of detailing Unitea States troops to the summer camps of the National Guard of a State is being enlarged upon each year. This yesr there were jointencampmentsin Rhode Island, Kentucky, Alabama, New Jer- sey, Michigan. Kansas, Vermont and Cali- fornis. The several branchesof the service from the United States army were sent out to camp with the National Guard in addiiion to the special inspectoss and the experience of past years show unmistakably that the joint encampments have resulted in a great deal of good 10 the citizen soldiery, for many of the men learn from observation of the regulars that of which thev have buta theoretical knowledge. The object lesson of regular army camp life and its routine creates an im- ression on the minds of the members of the Nationa! Guardsmen that is more lasting than =11 the verbal instructions their officers could give them in & year or more. The joint en- cempment at Santa Cruz was the on'y one in this State this year, but it is likely that in the future some branch of the regular army will be sent to each camp. The men who were at Santa Cruz are not plensed with the weather during the time were in camp. It was fogzy most all the ,and therefore unpleasant. The volley shooting by the companies was one in which the men took & great deal of interest and the records show that the shooting was not bad. The departure of the First Regiment of In- fantry for Camp Macdonald last Saturday leaves only of the National Guardsmen in San Francisco the Signal Corps of the Second Brigade, Troop A, First Cavalry, and the First and Second divisions of the naval militia. The men of the First Regiment as they left the regimental armory presented a fine ap- searan ce, the majosity of those in the ranks Feing bright.icoking, intelligent youns fok lows. All the companies in the assembly- room just prior to the departure, with the ex- ceplon of one, appeared in their service uni- form. as per regulations, the one exception being one company, the members of which all punched their hats up and then dented them aiter the fashion of the hats worn by the hoodlum element. The attention of one of the superior officers was called to the matter and within a few minutes every man had his hat asitshould be—the hat of & soldier. Themen who belong 1o the guard certainly want to gain the good opinion of the citizens when they are on duty, but they cannot gain it by appearing on parade in a manner that will not entitle them to respect. The wearing of hats in the manner described makes the wearers look tough, but it does not make them 1ook like soldiers. Now that Lieutensnt-Governor Jeter is at the head of the goverument, in the place of Governor Budd, who is absent on leave, and that the adjutant-general has returned from the south, it is likely that the demands, which for several months past have not been issued for want of signatures, wiil be signed and for- warded 1o the company commanders, During the week Lieutenant-Goverror Jeter and Governor Budd'sstaff will visit Camp Macdonald at Ukiah; so will Division Com- mander Major-General N, T. James and staff, and Colonel Fairbanks of the Fifth Infantry, who in the absence of Brigadier- General Warfie d Is, by virtue ot being the ranking colonel, in command, will, with Adjutant A. D. Smith, also visit the camp. Eaca of the officers will be tendered a review. When the camping days are over arrange- ments will be made for the next shoot of the Becond Brigade, under the new firing regula- tions. It i probable that the Presidio range will be secured for the purpose, but that is & matter that hasnot yet been fully determined. Some complaint was made some time since because men who have the leisure and belong 10 one regiment have gone into camp with another regiment, and such have been de- nominated as “‘stuffers.” There are officers of the National Guard who do not look upon such men as “stuffers.” In conyersation on this subject one of the officers said: I do not look upon such men as ‘stuffers.’ 1look upon them as substitutes. We have in all com- munities men who are happy in the knowl- edge that there is in the State a body of the National Gard to protect their property in case of need, and these men have in their em- ploy men who are members of the guard, but Wwhen the employes ask for permission (o go to camp these employers tell them, ‘If you want to g0 to camp you can, but tliere is no cer- tainty that your place will not be filied during your absence.’ Digressing I must say that that is not a very good spirit for a citizen to have. Well, in such a case the member of the company who is fortunate enough to have a situation feeis that be would like to have his company make as good a showing as possible and in order to make up for his absence he will ask some one of another regiment who is out of work to go as his_substitute. Certalnly such a man is not a stuffer. Ii he has already been iu camp during the year he acquiresa better knowledge of a soldier's duty by being in camp two weeks than by having been there but one week. “As Captain Carrington, U.S. A., inspector of the National Guard of this State, said: ‘A man in camp no sooner gets & cléar under- andiog of what is expected of him than comes the order to break up camp, and unless he has an opportunity to go to a second camp what he did learn in & veek will not be as veiuable as what he would learn in two, for it takes at least two weeks to thoroughly ap- preciate the auties of camp life.’ I believe that if we had more such stuffers at our camps it would be for the good of the guard.” There is some talk of establishing a lycenm for the non-commissioned officers in the First Regiment of Infantry, in which competent officers can teach them their duties and make be tter oldiers of themw. The resuit of such s Ivcenm, if it is esinbiished, will be to impsrt uniform instruction to the “non-coms,” and it would avoid & great deal of contusion.” This is particularly aesirable at this time, in view of the fact that the National Guard law has been tinkered S0 oiten of late that there ought to be one recognized head that will construe the different sections, and not allow the sections 1o be construed by every individual at will, ORICKET ON THE MATTING, Alameda Beats Iacific by a Narrow Margin—Peel Wins the Game. The Aiameda Club beat the Pacific for the third time this season by & very nar- TOW margin. Dickinson, the Pacific skipper, won the toss and elected to bat in the perfect light. The start was a poor one, as Musson and Sewell quickly fell to sharp catches in the short fiela, Dickinson tuen came in and made the first siand of the day with Meyers. After these two baismen were dismissed Harbour and Tiedemann were the only batsmen to give an account of themaelves. The little Pacific felder played really gooa cricker, while Harbour hit up the runs. The Pacific venture closed for 88 runs, a very small total, even when the state of the fielding ground was consid- ered. The Alamedas started batting shortly aiter the luncheon interval, Hogue, Bira and Morey all scoring, and it looked like an easy victory for Alameda. Hill's bowl- ing put a different complexion on the game, and until Peel and Heliman got to- gether it looked as if Pacific was to win. When a separation was effected the re- maining wickets rattied down, leaving Alameda victors by 13 runs. The match was exceedingly well attended and the day was a perfect one for the game. The scores were as follows: PACIFIC CRICKET CLUB. John Meyers b. Robertson . . F. Musson c. Ward Sr. b. Peel. 1 an b. Ward. J. H. Harbour ¢. Lamb b. Peel. George Wiseman c. Gardner b. P K. carr Hilton c. Roberteon b. Peel. T. J. A. Tiedemann b. Robertson C. B. Hill not ont ., Extras . Total & o’ AR ALAMEDA XL R. B. Hogue b. Hill J. C. Robertson b. Dickinson. H. Bird c. Myers b, Hill... J.'J. Morey ¢ Musson b. Harbour. 22 C. Gardner b Hill ... s 0! J. J. 1. Peel. b, Sewell i 21 G. Hellman ¢ Tlede: b. Harbour. 11 I H. Spiroc. Wiseman b. sewell. [ H. Ward not out 8 F.'C. vriffie d b, Harbour. 9 G. Lamb b. Harbou 1 Extras 6 Total .. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL H C Bender & w, Stktn F H Fisner & w, Denver F J Cavazan, Sa' Jose C A Palm, Sacramento H A Davidson, Vallejo P H Atkinson, Antioch W S George, Antioch EV Birdsall, Berkeley A 8 Hogle, Chicazo W McHendry, Oskinud J C Biake, Uak.and W A Chapman, Cal J G Brown, Portiaud Mrs K Dufliu, Sacto C B Griffin'San Diego J P Grey, Pasadena Ehel Grey, Pasadena C B Lott & w, Stockton J M Auderson, Scov.and G H Monroe, Fresno Mrs 8 Griflith Fresno G R Stewart & w, Cal G Peterson, Honoluln F Pinkey &w,CampBudd E Forbes &w, mpBudd H Prindle& w, CmpBudd A M irwin, Redding W E Smith, Redding G A Gallagher, Chicago E W Akermaa, S Diego J N Spangler. Cal C A Middletou, Cal L'0 Jordan & w. Sacto L F Jordpn, Sacto P Stown, Watsonvilie J P Carroll, H B Lungiey, Augusta C Palm & W Valhell, ~&n L Obispo A Liviusk ¥ D Ty rrell, Sacto R Melville, Mrs Robiuson, Colusa E J Lowry, Fresno J F Walsh, Auburn Miss Buker, Loston J k. Wa.sn, ..uiurn Baker, Boston L Chamberiain. Auburn C Little, sacramento G Fraser, Solzno, Bakerstield E G Humphrey, Milton C Blodgett, Bakerstield F Langdon, Bakerstield R Haste, Cal W Hamli Mrs Gordon, Arbuckle £ M Mano, H Jastro, Bukersfield W J Mitchell, Cal W Striening, +anta Rosa J D Biddie, Hanford J McMillan, Sunta Rosa H L Smith, Hanford CJ Vance, Stockton C T Lindsay, Visalia HJ Laughlin, Sta Ynez J P Boone, Dinuba COSMOPOLITAN HOT M A Lawrsuce, Visalla J Dracn, Fiesno J Curry, Fresno N a Hickok, Fresno A Ghunz, Oakland B Kuabayaski, Japan M P stoneroad, Merced R C Evans, 2 CSenrt & w, Merced Luxke Flyun, Los Ang H Andersou & 1y, P Quinlan, Alam W >chaat & fy, Sacto M Jonoson &1y, N Y 7 C Somers, New Mex Mrs Atkins, Sania Croz ¥ Kiernan, Sacto J Clipper, Sacto ¥ Becker, Chicago PJ McHenry, S L Ubispo M J Scaulsn, ~acto Mrs J Richardson, Cal C Brownsters, Chicago W Harris, US N Mrs W Tarney, Los Ang Mrs J l'arney, Los ADg J Tarney. Los Angeles A rombs, Fresno Mrs k& Houck &fy, Sacto Miss T Prineite, Sacto ¥ Bauo, Japan K Nakayura, Japan K da, Japan Y Kai, Japan M Suito, Japan Y Tominuga, Japan K Taklgawa, Japan L Lockermun, Boston J L Garthafner, Boston M C vavis, Boston PALACE HOTEL Louls Kahn, Oakdaie V D Black, Salinas JT Gaffey, Los Anzeles F Uboldi, itaiy Panl E Walker, Cal H D iilenterg Md P R Smith Jr, Palo Alto M Kahn_ Philade.poia J P Kirby, Los Angeles D P} urraviniz lialy rs J P Kirby. Los Ang A B Bowma . St Louis Mrs V J Lee, Tnd Mrs L G Bowman, Mo R D Kobbins Jr, Suisun 1 R Mitchell, Colo A J Burton, Burlingame P H Tyler, San Liego Mis D Wheelwright, NM W C Alvord, Por:lsud John Spiller, N diex Rev T G Jackson, N Y ¥ D Short, Mr3 T G Jackson, N Y Mrs F D Shori R G Hyde & wt, Visa.ia Dr A F Price, 3D Hyde, Visalia Mrs A F Price L Hyde, Visalia A H Jones, St Joe, Mo, G W King & wf, Ohlo 3 W Miutarn, Miatura G sount, Boston LICK HOUSE. G Brown, Stockton W G Hunt & w, WoodInd M Mi'ler, Fresno A G Parker, N Y C Van Ness, N Y E Lewis & w, St Louls ¥ E Vincent, Madera E A Eaton, Salinas 3 J Connor, Salinas J Rogess, Gliroy H Bers. Marysviile ¥ C Mciean, Merced F Fisher, Bakersfield ampbell WG rant& wi N Y Leonard, Poruand A McKea, Chicago Hill &wi, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL R Thomas, Red Blufft W C Swett, Stockton M Shipman &w,Stock RH McGo'an & w, M P« King, Capitola W D Lewis, Pinole LHulse & w, Vallejo W E Clarke, Topeka B Disk & w, Vallejo 8 G McCarty, Los Angs T B Clarke, Los Auzeles N Abrams, Hanford J R Tursen, Red Bluff H B Pringie, San_Rafael CE Winston, Los Angs H James & w, Oakland F A Burn, Los Angeles Miss M E Virgine, Parls Miss M Brown, N J 8 Tae, Sacrame-to Miss Fitzwalters,Chicag Miss K Townsend, Oakld Chris Brown, Chicago NEW WESTERN. 3 B Frankiin, Lodl J Newcomb, Lodl J W Davis, Mo 3 ‘Anderson, Scotland J A Griffin, Seattle J Leibman, Boston = F H B Gracey, Merced T C Gorrle, Placervitle F W Wiim-ns, Placery I Dannenbanm, Vallejo J 'S Johnson. Visalia F W Wooa, Visaiia H G Stewari, Visaiia CL Porter, HE DB 1 E F F T SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALY— 710 Market streei, open unil 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until § o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 1505 Polk street; open until NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentuoky streets: open till 8 o'clock. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued, INEAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SITUATION as nurs= or second girl: $10 to $15; reference. MI8S CULLEN. 328 Sutter si. e 0MPETENT GERM AN SEAMSTRESS AND waltress Gesires situation; 3 yearslast place. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. YOUNG, STRONG =GIRL GOOD COOK, wishes'a situation; has lived in Jewish fami: lies: two years’ reference. Apply MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis 5:.; teiephone Sutter 6 MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 6538%), furnisnes best heip of all nationalities. TANTED — BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG Swiss girl a situaton to do second work; good seamstress: first-class waitress; best city references. Address D. Z., box 162, Call Office. TATIO B et s Ao YOUNG MAN WISHES SIIUATION OF any kind: few years’ experience in plumbing and tinning. MRS, HANSON. 28 Bruce piace. OMPETENT FARMER AND FRUIT-GROWS er; understands pruninz and taking care ranch and an all-routd handy man; good refer- euce. G.T., vox 46, Call Office. Y UNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AT ANY xind of work: understands horses,and can furnish references from :as. employer aud others. Address J. A. MacDONALD, 214 Third st, city. BOY WISHES A S8ITUATION IN A WHOLE- sale house: can furnish good references. B. C., box 1, Call Oftice. aundryman (Swede) wants situal kind; AY re.eny‘.n:.ul/\zidrefl(‘. E., 718 Minna st. WANTED—Cantinn )XPERIENCED DRESS MAKER. IS FIRST- claxs ficter and designer, wishes a few more en- gagements: price moderate. Address 1028 Mar- ket st., third floor, room 20. JERMAN WANTS TO MAKE HIMSELF (I useful on gentleman’s place; good horseman; can milk, work in garden: good references. 4. S, box 4, Call Office. ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WOFPK BY THE (G iny washing, \roning, house or office cleaning. Call or address 546 Minna st., downstairs. GRL WISHES FOSTLION O DO GENERAL housework. 1338 Washington st. TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WITH CHILD one year old wishes respectable posiilon, 121434 Steiner st., near Turk. OMAN WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper to take care of invalid lady or small children. 1032 Market st., room 15. (GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE TO ASSIST X light housework or care for child. 1341 Stevenson st., between Herman and 1 hirteenth WORE BY THE DAY WiSHING, IRON- ing and housecleaning: general housework: Alreference. 327 Eddy st. ITUATION WANYIED BY COMPETENT girl. general Lousework and Cooking. 1243 Mission st., box 8. GEKRMAN GIRL, 16, WOULD LIKE POSI- tion to_assist housework or in bakery. Ba- zaur, 1032 McAllister st. WLUMAN WANiS SITUATION TO DO chamoer-work or light housework by the day. Apply K. L.,7 Vun Ness ave. VOLORED GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework, cooking, nursing or second work; wages $15 to $20. Address G. L, box 57, Call Office. VW IDOW 87 YEARS OF AGE DESIRES SITU- stion to instruct children on plano. mind them and assist with 1ight housework; ciLy or country. C. C.. box 139, Call Oftice. W ASTED—SITUATION AS FIRST-CLASS iaundress in private family either by the month, week or day; the best of city reference if required. Call at 406 Minna st. WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THI DAY wasling, Ironing in family. 1012 Natoma st., bet. Eleventh and Twelfth. W ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN NURSE afew more engagements confinement cases, Nurse, box 1, Call Oftice. MAKFR—A 1 CUTTER AND FITTER @. D, box RES wishes engagements in famili 46, Call Uffice. RESSMAKE and fi ter; $2 50 a suit: instruction given for finishing B. J., box 46, Call Office. (31RL JOST FROM EAST WISHES PuSl- ¥ tion to do geueral housework or second work; first-c.ass reference. 77514 Market st., in rear. —BY AN EXPERT CUTTER TOUNG MAN, 27, COLLEGE GRADUATE, highest references, speaks few languages, in- fg"':fl"' any respectable position. Steady, box . C _‘n] ANTED — SITUATION AS _COOK ON board Knelish ship. Address LORENZ RO- PAYTICH, 1003, Juckson. (3ARDENER Ok MAN ABOUT PLACE, CAN drive and milk, wauts good place: English; aged 80; pood appearance; excelient references. G. G., 533 Sacramento st. (QUINESE, FIRNT-OLASS COOK, WANTS work in hotel or restaurant. Apply 70334 Du- pont, CHARLEY GOX ANTLD—POSITION ON FRUIT FARM OR in vineyard by sover, industrious man who thoroughly understands the business and is good hand with horses. Address T. BARDELLA, box 82, Call Oftice. Wmcms!-rku HOUDBE, 44 THIRD ST, NR, Barket: 200 rooms. 25c 0 3150 per ni; 41 50 10 $6 per week; convenlent and respect Sree bus and b sgage to and trom ibe ferry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 00K, PLAIN W ASH, AMERICAN FAMILY, $30, see lady here at 10 to-day: German or Scaudinavian cook, #30; 4 cooks, erman siyle, $25, $30 and $5; Protestant laundre:s, insiitu- tion, $25: German nurse. $26; German or French chambermald and seamstress, $20: ranch cook, #18, fare paid: 2 waitresses, ©Operators ou overalls and a large number of gi for all Kinds of work in city and couniry. J. F, CROSETT & CO., 816 sutter st. (GIRELJONES ST, 20. SEE PARTY HERE 9 1011 A 3; girl Mission st., §20: girl Lom- bard st., $20; girl Ste ner s v; girl >lanyan sirl Broderick st., $20: girl Yolo County, irl Central ave, $: girl Eady st.. $25: girl Kennett, Cal., 825, see party here: girl Mill Valtey, Cal., §25, see party here; girl Polk st., $20: girl Webstér st., $20: girl Castro st., §20: girl Oaxland, 2 in family, $20: girl Hyde st $18; girl Filimore st., $20; girl Geary st., $20; 17 girls, #15: 30 young girls, $8, $10, $12 per month, as- sist, etc., nice families; 12 German. 9 Swedish, 7 Daoish girls. MARTIN & CO.,749 Market si.; bhone Main 1849 3 COUKS, 830, AND ROOM: 4 WAITRESSES, ) §5 8 week 8 waltresses, clty, $20 and room: 6 waltresses, $15 and room: 5 girls for kitchen Wwork: 4 waitress-s, country hotels, $20 and room; 2 waitresscs same hotel, £35 and room: Wwait- Tesses to go north, fare paid: cook, $26 and room; girl for hLerkeley. nice boarding-house; 3 ranch €o0ks; cook, city, $35 to $40; cook and heiper, $12 per week:; dishwacher, $4 8 week. MARTIN & GO, 749 Market st. W ELL-EDUCATED LADY DESIRES POSL tion as infaul’s nurse or experienced seam- stress: no obje.LiOn to COUNLTy OF L0 traves. G.N. B., box 45, Call Uftice. JTUATION WANTED—WOMAN TO DO ) light housework or wou.d iake care of anin- valid. Flease call or address 10 Zoe st. TOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS POSITION us workiug housekeeper: is good cook and launaress: good references 2759 Mission Park House, cor. Twenty-fourth. YOMPETENT AND RELIABLE COOK wishes position. Call 1104 Golden Gate ave, 7OUNG PARISIAN LADY OF GUOD FAMILY wants 1o secure nice place as housekeeper: country villa or widowers’ home preferred. Kooms 10 an<'11, 122 Post st. JUTUATION WANTED FOR GENERAL ) nousework by & German girl; good references. 265 Uctavia st OTHER AND DAUGHTER, CITY, $30 AND room: 5 nursegirls, §12: 3 ‘cooks, no house. work, $20 and room. MARTIN & C0.,749 Market. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, 2 IN FAM. ily, Greenwich st., §20. MARTIN & C9,, 749 Market st (FERMAN, SWEDISH OR SCANINAVIAN X girl, Lombard st., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. GERMAN AND SWEDISH GIRLS, $26 PER month; nice families MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st 0OK FOR A SANITARIUM, $30 AND room: no pastry. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. © (GERMAN, SWEDISH OR DANISH GIRL, X Pine st,, $20. MARTIN & C0., 749 Market. IRL FOR GEKMAN OR FRENCH COOK- ing, $20. MARIIN & CO., 749 Market st. Y ELDERLY WIDOW, POSITION A8 ) housekeeper to widower's family or for bache- lor; ¢ty or couniry. Address M. A., 1053 rifih st., Oakiand. NEAT, kESPECTABLE GIRL OF 18 WISHES situation Lo do housework and piain cooking in nice family in Mission; V. M., 2526 Mission st. 00D COOK AND MANAGER IN HOTEL r ins.itution wishes a position. Apply 223 Valencia st. $10; sleep home. ADY WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper in widower’s family. Call from 9 to 5 at 510 Ninth s .. room 22, Oukiand. 7OUNG RESPECTABLE WOMAN, SPLEN- did cook, wishes situation in hotel'or private family, country preferred; for particulars call at C, F. SCHRO EDER’S new Postoflice House, 4% Seventh st. JXPERIENCED YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL wants & managing housekceper's place: city or country; widower’s home preferred. Room 8, 207 Post st. 7 OUNG GIRL WISH general housework. F. TOUNG LADY FROM THE COUNTRY wishes position as housekeeper in bacheior's or widower’s housenold. 111 Geary st. Y QUEG WIDOW RECENILY FROM THE ast; good housekeeper; 1o objection to coun- try. 1243 Genry st. TTENTION, LADIFS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at home: cuuing and fitting at $3 60 a suit. (ommunica e wiaa & K., 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call onyou.u the evening, POSITION TO DO , box 90, Call. OLORKD WOMAN COUK: $30 AND ROOM: Nevada. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 9() SIRLS, HOUSEWORK, 815, $20; SURSE girl, 1 child, sleep home, $15; girl for A medu, $20, see party here: 4 youns girls to assist, 81, 812; girl for housework, $18. C. R. HAN- SEN & €O, 108 Geary st. HAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEJL, $15 and free tare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 00K, BOARDING-HOUSE, CITY. / HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ARMAND CHECK WAITRESS, CITY. $6 A week. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 0OK FOR PRIVATE FAMILY, CITY, $30 J C. R. HANSEN & (0., 108 Geary st. (CANDINAVIAN GIRL: HOUSEWORK; 2 SNin famiy: $20. C. R HANSEN & (0, 108 Geary st. CR (G ERMAN GIRL: HOUSEWORK: 8 IN FAMI. T ly: $20. C. R, HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary. OUSEKEEPER; NEAR CITY: free fare; see purty here at 11 A. M HAN sEV & CO., 108 Geary st. COK: “ERMAN STYLE; PRIVATE FAMI- 1y, $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. OMAN TO COOK; FR :SNO; SEE PAKTY here; $20. C. R. HANSEN & 'CO., 108 Geary. “IRL FOR HOUSEWORK: HAYWARDS; J $25. C R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 816 AND C. R. HELP WANTED-Continued. OUNG WOMAN TO DO HOUSEWORK; HELP WANTED-Continued. BELLBOY: $156. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUT- sleep home. Apply 201 Powell st. ter st {IRBT-CLASS PANTS-FINI-HERS WANT- BUTLER: $40. MISS CULLEN, 823 SUT- ed; steady work. 461 Jessie si. ter st. MARKET 81 CaLL: want BRANCH OFFICE OF THE v and subscriptions taken. A SATHOLIC BOY FOR INSTITUTION: it MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. IRL, SECOND WORK AND CHILDREN. 1631 Sherman st., Alameda Bay station. IRL, LIGHT HOUSEWORK: 2 IN FAMILY; $12. 1326 Grove st., near Broderick. ANTED—GIRL FOE SECOND WORK AND waliing 1307 Hydq {IBST-CLASS COAT FINISHER. 7756 MAR- ket st. 100D PANTSMAKER WHO CAN FINISH and operate. 775 Markec si. JANTED — WAITRESS AT 6286 SACRA- mentost. COFFEE JUHN'S, IRL TO DO DOWNSTAIRS WORK AND cooking; wages $20. 740 Castro st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK; SMALL AMERI- can family: no washing: $20. 721 Eilis st. IKST-CLASS FINISHER ON CUSTOM coats. 942 Folsom st. YOUNG GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK aud Germau cooking. 1207 Gough sk 'RAREER WANTED—ONE WHO DESIRES to rent a furnished shop. Appiy Bear Saloos, SW. cor. Post ana Filimore. TANT .D IMMEDIATELY — GOOD MAN {0 join party going 10 Trinity; must have $75. Apply 1855 Missio : st. BUSINESS CHANCES 1400, BOIELIN A LIVELY COD2 '+ town; 30 rooms: well furnished: old- estab ished house: rent oniy $50 per month: dofng a profitab e busin. house always fluled with good, steady ana w: 7ing transfent pat- rons. M. LESS, 5 Fourth s:. {5(). 8ALOOK oxN ONI OF THE BR~T streets: one bock north of Market; we'l fittea: doing 8 fiue business; is easily worth $800. M. LESS, 5 Fonrth st. §150, BEANCE BAKERY, DELICACY DU, and aairy produce svore: good loca- tion: 8 nice l1ving-rooms; rentonly $12. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. THEEE ACTIVE MEN CALL BETWEEN 4 and 5 P. a., 836 Howard st (399D BUOTELACK WANTED. mento st. 607 SACRA- $350, SALOOY BUSINESS_FINE PLACK 9OV, on Market st : old established inan A1 locallty : doing a well-payiug, stend trade; easily worth $600: appreciated if seen. . LiSs, 5 Four:h st. 00D BARB“R: STEADY: $10 A WEEK; oue day off. Corner Eighteenth and Guerrero. HO' MAKER WANTED FOR RKPAIRING. 345 Third ARBER-SHOP OUTFIT; 1 OR 2 CHAIRS; very cheap. 904 Folsom st., near Fifth. OATMAKERS WANTED TO WORK INSIDE, vesimakers to take work out. 106 Fattery. = FIN E RESTAURANT BUSIN (oS $500. 512 SalhST \ocality; maznificen fix everything 21 in kiichen and dining- room; is doing an excellen: well-paying trade rent moderate; more than value in sight; sickness cause of sale, M. L) 5 Fou st $u5(, CARPENTERING AND CoX- <JVU. tracting business in the Western Ad!i- tion; bulldiug inciuded; grouud rent only $2 50: Dbas a good trade. M LSS, 5 Four h st ARBERY PROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers’ Association of tne Pacific Coast; free em- ployment utlice. S. FUCHS, Sec’y, $25 Gran: ave. IRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED ON custom coats: sieady work. 740 Folsom st ARBERS' UNION—FREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 5 Fourth st., upstairs. L LISS, sec. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Company, Brannan st., between Third ard Fourth. ANTED — AN ELDERLY BUSINESS woman of means for & macufacturing enter- prise without opposition in 1ts line. Please sd- dress Enterprise, box 40, Call Office. W OMAN OF EXPERIENCE TO OVERSKE call workers: wholesale house. Manager, box 123, J(INISHER ON PANTS. 428 VALLEJO ST. PPRENTICE WANTED TO LEARN HAIR- dressing at 111 Stockton 8t G. LEDERER; references. system taught; apprentice wanted. 115 MESS GILLIGAN, DRESSMAKER: TAILOR Kearsy st. FEW LADY SOLICITORS WANTED: GOOD pay: easy work. 108e Geary st.. room 9. M GST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Markef 200 rooms; Zoc to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and 1rom ferry. JANTED—LIGHT 2-HORSE TRUCK, IN good order. G.T., box 79, this office. ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE~ work. wages $15. 3011 Sacramentost. 615 NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions, given away each month. & F. Dresscutting Saloon, 916 Market at. LARKIN-—BRANCH OFFICIc OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. JAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. 00D, HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS 17-Y EAR- X old boy handy with tools to learn bicycle re- pairing: fine home for boy without parents. P. O. bux 848, Sun Rat.el, Cal J ANTED—15 GRANITE-CUTTERS. GO TO JAMES RA k. Folsom City, Cal. OUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS butcher business thoroughly and taking orders; reference. Butcher, box 142, Call. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16¢c NIGHT, 760 and 8. week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. §35(), G990, PAYING SUICHER sHoP « in Western Addition: best kind of fam- ily custom: horse and wagon: owner going East; excellent bargain. Apply WILKE, 783 Market $¢350 CIGAR STORE IN CHOICEST LO- . . cation on livelv business street. half a block from Market: fiue fixtures: s.0ck of good:: steady run of customers. Particulars WILKE, 783 Market st. Y AND BAK: CORNFR GROC $9.000. Ciatiates 18 vears: doing im: niense business: very cholcest location: stock in- voice about $7000; horse, wigons: this gii-edga property musi be sold. owner seriously sick; lease on bmlding: $50u deposi- on lease required: no trifiers neea tv apply: fules: {nvesugation given. Address WILKE, 783 Murket st. TTEN [1ON—FINIST EQUIPPED CARP cleaniog works on cosst. lncluding horses, kons, machinery, etc.; clears $275 & month. WINSTON & CO., 646 Market st. RANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—Want ads and suoscriptions taken. CHEAP — RESTAURAN this offi OR SALE, wholesale district. J., box 16 T IN ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED \ States merine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, nnmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and able (0 speak. read and wriie Engiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet inheight. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st., ~an Francisco, Cal. ANTED — 6 GOOD SOLICITORS; ONLY those meaning business nced apply, day from 10 to 12 A. M. at 2032 Howard. C.C. B. 339 &ii bsoriptions and waat ads taken. HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Fie sale cheap:. rare chan ®95(), BARTNER IN RENTAURANT: #DZOV. man not atraid of work: this is a good chance. Apply to B. CURRAN, 26 Minna st ALOUN AND 4 FURNISHKD ROOMS: across the way from new Postoflica: reasons for selling, cannot run two places. For Information apoly at Freuch liquor-store, 32 Seventh st. %600 CORNER SALOON, NEAR THE 8 b . leading morning-paper bulldings: great bargaln. H. GEORGE, 583 California t., Pheaix Call to- | Bar. LOURISHING STAND O MARKET ST. ent $ 0 monthly Inquire 1286 Market st., room 77, g00d income. © THREE STORES IN ONE GEAND CLEAR- © ance saie; fine assortment of men's, boys’ youths’ and children’s shoes sacrificed at actual tost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Phelan building. JEW WALDO LoDG!NG-HOUSE, 766 Mis- sion at. ber. 3d and 4th—Single roomi per nighty 10c to 50¢; per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet: spe- cial attention to morning calls; open all night. LSHO HOUSE, 86316 MA KKET ST.—ROOMS PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI STKAUSS & CU., factory 3233 Fremont st. EARN DRESSVAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the gold medal: patterns to order z5c. MCDOW ELL'S, 103 Post st 61 LARKIN-—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Cal hseri 4 want ads HELP WANTED-MALE. W ANTED—COACHMAN, 825 AND FOUND: general jobbing blacksmith, $2 a day and found; man to assist survevor; farmers, $2 borers, company work, $. 60 aday: 5 (eamsters, 8145 a duy: man al 81 40 to $1 50 a day; choreman: office bov, §3 a week: 3 wo.dchoppers $1 a cord, and others, Apply 10 J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 628 Sacramento, ANTED — HEAD WAITER, COUNTRY hotel, $30; French butler, ¥25: 2 young men for dinini-room, $15: second cook: hotel, $40; restaurant cooks, waiters and o hers. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. REEN HANDS AND SEAMEN FOR THE south seas and coast. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay. ARMER AND WIFE, 836 AND FOUND. MURRAY & RISADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. FRUIT-PICK §20 AND FOUND. 40 MURRAS @ KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay at. 20c, 25¢ to 5UC uight: $1 to 82 week. [T MONIGOMERY CONNER OF CLAY— J Upen untll 9:30 oclock: branch office af the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken, ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your fec: at the same price you buy ready- made oues, rom $1, $3, 84 and 35, at 562 Mission st., bet. First'and Second. JINE BUSINESS; SPLENDID CHANCE 10 make fortune: half interest for <ale, cheap; party going 1o mives. 603A Shotwell st 30()() BAIRS-ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been sii:htiy damaged: at less than one-fourth their value: from Z6c o $2 b0. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. OT OF UNCALLED-rOR SHOES FROM 26C up to $1 25. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. ANTED, i ULULLEGE WASES DUL LABOK- ercaclerks KNOX Colleciion Agcy, 110 Sutter. Q- 339 taken. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE 0¥ THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. BAY RS THE CaLi; —BrAsCd UFFICE OF BUDKCCIPUOUS BLG WRQS ads ANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posions furnished: 8 weeky required. S. ¥. Barber College, 13815 Eighth, INE MEN’S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $2 50; bait-soling, 25c up. 9§69 Howard. 16 NINTH si BHRANCH OFFICE OF UME Calin ubscriphus muu wauk ads. taken. OP-PICKERS — MEN, BOYS, WOMEN, children, familles, etc.. come one, come ail: anybody, everybody, can pick hops: this job is in sonoma Counte: you cau make good wages. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. AILROAD WORK—FREE FARE, FRE® fare, for laborers and teamsters: we want 16 men to-day. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. &7 MEN WANTED T0-DAY FROM 87570 +) $156 per month and found; sawmill and woodsmen for large lumber company: we want 30 men, free fare, i 0-day we ship: 3 b acksmiths a.d horseshoers: 8 miners and muc :ers: 50 laborers and teamsters, citv and country jobs, 81 75, §1 60, $150 day,and $26 per month, bonrd: 3 brick-mold" ers, $2 50 day. buiter-maker, $30: 3 milkers, $25: 80 tarmers. vrchard and vineyard hands, $26, 526 and $20; 8 choreboys, $15 and $10; 20 cooks and waiters, different places, city and country 3 bs, 850, $40, $30 and $25: pantryman, country hotel, $25: Spanish walter, $20; bulcher for country slaughter-house: § men 10 WOrk in paciing and drying-houses, $20 and found: 4 men to work in city park gardon, $20 and found: 15,000 redwood ties to cut, tools and food furnished: 60 wood- choppers. $2 80 cord, tools aud food faraished. MUKKAY & READY, 634 and 6.6 Clay st 9() BAILROAD LABOREKS: FREE FARE. C.'R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. IRONERS FOR STFAM LAUNDRY; CITY; £30. C. R. BANSEN & €00., 108 Genry 8t. )KGINEER AND MACHINI-T FOR A MINE; $75. C. R. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. 1 MARKETL ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 118 Canr: want ads and subscriptions taken. URSE, VALLEJO, $20. MISS CULLKN, 323 Sutter st. JXPERIENCED YOUNG FRENCH LADY wants & housekeeper's place; no objection to the country. 11%£2 Market st., room $1. JERMAN LADY AS WORKING HOUSE. Kkeeper, $25, fare pald. MISS CULLEN, 33 Sutter st. ATY WAITEK, COUNTRY HOTEL, - 825; fare advanced. G R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st . (09K, QOUNTRY HOTEL $80; WAITER, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. OUNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY wishes a housekeeper’s position. Apply 120 Eddy. room 2. OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper; city or country. Call 234 O'Farrell st.. rooms 4- 7OUNG WIDOW FROM MEXICO WISHES position as housekeeper, city or country, 906 Market st., room 22. 615 MABKIN-BEANCH OKFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. MEETING NOTICES. OCCIDENTAL LODGE XO. 22, F. and A. M.—Calied meetlng_ for THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 7::0 o'clock. Third degree. By orderotthe Mas- ter. EDW. F. DELGER, Sec. KING SOLOMON’S LODGE NO, 260, F. and A. M., cor. Geary and Steiner sts. —Second degree THI1S (MON- DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By/ order of the Master. HARRY BAEHR, Sec. ing MONDAY, Avgust 23. Initiation ol of candidates. Visiting brothers cordially invited. P. J. MILLEY, N. G. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 3, 1. 0. O. F.—All members are J. R. WILLIAMS, R. 8. der of Scottish Clans wiil be hela at the Chutes on ADM'SSION DAY (Thurs- aay), ept. 9. Grand all dav and « vening celebra- tion. In addition to the Chutes’ regular vaude- vile show a firsi-class programme of Scottish games, dancing, etc., v1ll be presenied. Cash and valuable p:izes to Winners in all compe:itions Daucing in large pavilion afiernoon and evening. For full particulars see progiammes iater. Ad- mission to park, adults 25¢, chidren 10c. COMMITTEE. 5, [k SEVENTH ANNUAL gathering and games of the op@ TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS honsekeeper: city or country. 361 Geary st room 15, second floor. Y OUNG EASTERN LADY WITH SMALL capital, out of a posi tion, would like & business partner. 9 Powell st., room 8. JOUNG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housekeeper’s piace: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 1201/, Geary st., room 2. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION A8 Lousekeeper: in country only. Call or address 105 Stockton st., room 40. TOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE AMERICAN girl desires a permanent piace as housekeeper; city or country. 23 Post st., room 11, 2d floor. 7OUNG RUSSIAN LADY DESIRES A working housekeeper’s place: country hotel or widower's home preferred Room 2, 223 Post. OUNG WOMAN RECENTLY FROM ENG- land wishes a position as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eddy st., room SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 YEARS; help:tel. muin 1997. BRAULEY & Ou. 640 Clay ANCH t 00K, $18 FARE PAID. LEN, 823 Sutter st. MISS CUL- MOOK.SANTA CRUZ, $25: WAITRESS, SAME house. §20; see party here, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutierst. \] OTHER AND DAUGHTER OR 2 FRIENDS, IV 345 MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ERMAN O FRENCH UOOK, $35. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ERMAN BREAD BAKER FOR COUNTRY, $50 and found and free fare: second baker. countrv shop, $35 and found- sausage maker. country shop, $36 and found. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 108 Geary st. 00K AND WIFE FOR COUNTRY: COOK, J country hotel, $40: 1 zht cook and baker, coun® try shop, $40: 8 waiters, different country hocels, $25: walier. country hotel, $20; waiter, resian- rant, city, $7 a week. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. GERMAN GIRL: BAKERY; 820, MIS8 CULLEN, 823 Sulter st. CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; §20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. REFINED GERMAN NURSE; $20, CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. JEAT GIRL AS COUK: 825: 2 IN FAMILY. MISs CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. NEAT CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS: $20; country. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. 6 JOUSEGIRLS, $25: 10 HOUSEGIRLS, 520; 8 cooks, $35 and $30: mother and daughter or two friends, students’ boarding-house, Berkeley, $30 and $15; houseairl, Onkland, $25: cook, San Jose, $30: a’great many girls, -all naionalities. MES. NORTON, 816 Suiter st. 3 COOKS. $26 AND $30; INFANT'S NURSE, 1) $20: 10 girls for housework, MRS HIRD, 721 Ellis st. MINS AT,THE PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 328 Geury st. Wanted—Girls for housework: 2 cooks, $20, good places. Open evenings; tele- phone, Erown'401. RENCH OR SWIS8 GARDE MANGE, first-class hotel, $75. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st MJER 854 DAY: 2 SHOVELERS, 8250 A day. for a borax mine, coun.ry. C. K. HAN- BEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. HOREMAN WHO CAN MILK FOR A ranch, $25 and found: 3 farmers, $20 aad $15; 2 choreboys. country, $8 and $15. C. K. HAN- SEN & C0., 108 Geary st. RONER ON ST. CLAIR MACHINE, COUN- try laundry, $35 and founda. C. R HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. MEN TO PICK FRUIT, 75¢ A DAY AND found. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. 10 2B5, X0 PICK FRUIT BY CONTRAOT, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. COOKE, 89 WREK: 2 COOKS, §10 WEEK: 2 cooks, $45 and_room; cook and helper, §12 cook, city, $35: cook for Nevada, $3U and room: 8 boarding-house cooks, $25 and room: 3 cooks, $7 week; cook and helver. hotel, $50 and T00! o0k, $40 and room: 3 cook’s helpers, $20 and $26 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL va.lous positfons. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powel! st. H UNTER & CO. CHINKSE AND JAPANKSE emp. office, 81414 California st., tel. main 231. ATTENTION, COOKS!— COOKS OF 1l nationalities’ are respectfully invited to avend an important meeting MONDAY EVEN- ING at 8 o'ciock at 14 Geary street, 1egarding re- organization of the German Cook Sociely: refresh- men's served. SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTICE—S. 0. “PRINGER WILL NOT hereafter be responsible for anv debrs con- tracted by his wite, DEALILA, she having left his bed and board. = Miss E. MCLEOD, PSYCHO-THERA- peutic maguetic healer. 521 Ellis, 9 to 8 £, 000 BUSINESS CARDS $1 b0, 26 Vis- iting cards 26c. HILL, 221/ Geary st. BAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR 4 collections made: city or couniry. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 5580 MYRILE POTTER, CABINET BATHS; gents and Indles. R.12, 865 Market., 2d floor SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ERMA X sires & situation. NUKSE WITH REFERL I F. CE DE- CROSSTT CO., 816 HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41433 U'Farrell. Tel k. 426. APANESE EsPLOYMENT BUakAU, 709 weary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. WAITRESS AND (OOK WANTED FOR Testaurantin new mining camp; Coffee Creek, Trinity County; answer before 12 o'clock to-duy. D., box 67, Call 'Office. (G'8L FOR ALAMEDA; GENERAL HOUSE- work and cooking: wages $20. Apply 1113 Post st., 110 4 o'clock to-day. 7OUNG MAN, RELIABLE AND INDUST RI. ous, wishes situation as drummer or collectos best references. bond if required; speaks German; wases easily arraged. Address C. K., box 66, Uall Uffice. FAREMAN WANTS SITUATION AS BOILER foreman: good experience with pumps and mining _machinery. ¥. SPEAKMAN, Empire House, Commeicial st., near Kearny. ITUATION WANTED—YOUNG MAN, GER- man, wants situation at any kind of work; has some experience a carpenter-work. Address H. A., box 40, Call Office. 7 ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Wwork in small German family. Apply 901 Point L.obos ave. ANTED—GIRLTO ASSIST LIGET HOUSE- keeping; small family. Call after 11 4 i, 659 Minna st. il i ed 8 SO S R B e S Y WANTED—GXRL 16 OR 17 YEARS OLD TO take care of baby: sleep home. Call from 10 to 2, 1125 Misston st. 7 ANTED—FIEST-CLASS COOK WHO UN- derstands German cooking; must have refer- ences. Call between 9 and 12 at 1238 U’Farrell sk VEGETABLE MEY, $15, $20 AND 825 PER month: 2 dishwashers, $5 a weck; 4 dishwash- . 815 and room; ¢ kitchen men, $10 and $12 and room: dishwasher $6 a wesk; 2 dishwaahers $350 and 84 a week: 2 dishwashers, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. WAITERS, $7 WEEK: 8 GERMAN WAIT- ers; lunch and dinner waiters. $25 month; 4 waiters, §25 and room; 2 waliers. $20 and room: 4 waiters, 816 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 3 0Y, STORE WORK, $4 A WEFK: 2 NEAT boys for chores, etc.. small boarding-house, $5 a month, board, room, wssuing, clothing, etc. MARTIN & CO.,'749 Market st. RY ACME HOUSE, low Sixih, for a room 57 MARKET ST., BE- 26c & night: §1 a week. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soliug, 650c: all repairing dona at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH st: want ads and suoscriptions taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SI., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; tree 'bus and buggage (0 and from the ferrs. { SIMCN WANTS 100 MEN TOGET EOTTLE . beeror wine 5c; test iree lunch. 643 Clay. OOMS. 150 40 i5¢ PR NIGHT: 50u 4u 34k 00 Per week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st [ ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that ¥d Rolkin, Heno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House 217 Third st.: 134 Iarge rooms; bc per night: 81 10 $3 pec weei. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR MIEDICATED wafers: positive safegnard; $1: aiso tonic svecific for all female troubles: for home use DR. AND MRS, W» NER, 526 ddy st WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LL GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ellis st. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST, JEWELLLY, ETC, bought. 0. NOLTE, jewelcr, near Mason. TANTED—2 PACK MULES OR BURROS: state price, weight, etc. Address Cash, box 114, Call. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- oftclo hing bought. Add. COLFEMAN. 41 Third. LOST. OST — YOUNG LLEWELLYN SETTER, ]t wering toname Frisco. Reward at 626 Cl FOUND. ARTY WHO DROPPED PURSE IN PHIL Ryan’s saloon, Howard st., near Fifth, can bave it on proving ownership. ————————————————————— LODGING-HOUS 16 BOOMB, CORNEE, CLEA. month. 22 rooms, all rented, only. 3 rooms, suigy coraer. 12 rooms’ on Golden Gate ave., 14 rooms, on Fourth st. Other bargains. H. C. () 10-ROOM CORNER HOUSE:; WORTH $2.)0. $800; must be sold. DECKER. 1020 COD, NEAR VALEN- 6 rooms and bath;rent $18. OKNEE GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE, or wil. take partner; weil established. Inquirs ENGLE, 1091 Howard st. 1104 SOLDEN GATE ~AVE.—DELICACY and candy store for sale: cheap for ca:h; going to Alaska. MILE, EGG. BUITER Dy POT, BAKERY M cueap; 31ving rooms; 5 t0 6 cans. Call Office. MAS WITH 825 TO JOIN ME IN WORK M ing provostiion. J., box 46, Call. $285. NoTION, CANDY, CIGAR STORE 200, and laundry; living-rooms. £002 Ma. 80n street. Qo TWENTY- 3335 ciatice flat; IGAR-STORE, CENTRALLY LOCATED. 1N- quire 601 Montgomery st. 0 BAKI BY ROUTES, DOING GOOD BUSL Dess, for sale cheap. 'Apply 19 Capp st. ARPENTER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP; g0od location; rent low. 868 Howard st. VGAR-STAND TO LET WITH STOCK AND J fixtures; for sale. Corner Twenty-fourth and Folsom sts OOD-PAYING RESTAURANT: MUST BE sold. 821 Kearny st CEAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHED responsible business man only: big bar trade; cxquisite grounds; RICH, 112 Montgomery st. l R RESTAURANT FOR SALK, NR, CAR OV . nouse; good business. Apply this office. ANDY-STORE : COMPLETE FACTORY : small expense: great sacrifice. 124 Kearny st. 800, FIRST-CLASS POULTRY RANCIL; . stock and fixtures: a bargain; pars cash. Diamond P. O, Alameda County. box 15 FOR SALE—AN QLD-ESTARBL D MAR- ket good reason for selling. <. L 3., box 37, Call Office. OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powel, room 8, 2d floor. NSIDE MOKNING ROUTE. REASONABLE, Apply offics, or 1019 Post st., bet. 9 and 11 A QOD-PAYING HGTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- established; half interest £500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petalumu. CHTLAND AGENCY IHIS PAPEE IN- quire this Offics orwt 153 Ahird si., Portisnd, Oregon. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. T SHERMA LAY & CO.’S MUSIC STORE, Corner searny and Su'ter streets Great bargains in second-haud high grade pianos, Original price. Now, 75 $375 1 Stelnway apright. 1 Steinway uprigh 575 1 Chickering conce 1500 1 Hallet & Davispariorgrand... 800 1 Chickering upright . 700 1 Weber upright. 800 1 Weber upright. 650 1 Knabe uprigkt.. 500 1 Kranich & Baich upright...... 450 1 Emerson upright... 850 1 Vose & Sons upright. 350 and oihers 100 numerous to mention. Sola on our new rent coniract plan. 86, 6. 87 and 38 per month. These pianos are intine condition and fully guaranteed. TEINWAY, $176: A HARDMAN, NEARLY new, $350: & Chase Pros., flue order, $275; Dewing Bros., $190, and also 8250, splendid in- struments: an excellent piano, #150. and another at #90; all guaranteed: headquarters for low prices and fair treatment. THE J. DEWING €O, second floor, Flood bullding. [RBAKGAIN-GREATEST EVER OFFERED IN piauos; sowe of the failure stock formerly at the Emporiam: all makes from $100 to $450; rented and sold on installments from 82 1o $10 per month: also our re.ular stock: best in the city to select from. HEINE, 136 Ellis st., Y. M, C. A. building. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- est house west of Chicaro Is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26. 28 and 80 U'Farrell st. Planos, organs and all other musical insuruments, of all grades and prices. Terms easy: prices lowest. Lverything possible Con to pieass snd satisty the customer. (TUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PI. anos: monthly paymeuts $6 up: correspon- dence gollcited. THE F. W. SPENCER COM. PANY, 083 Markec st. opp. Mason: establishod over :0 years. Market st. UGUST BARGAINS—GORDON UPRIGHT, - $30; Weber upright, $200; Sohmer, $150; £150, 22R00M HOUSE: FINE LOCATION | Blutimer, $100: # Sweep on sl plenos &s . and paymg DECKER, 1020 Market. | B.. UKNN'S, 228 Post st ONA-¢IDE REDUCTION IN PR FOF SAL! 10 ROOMS 10: LY FURNISH- ed; cheap; cash. 141 ilyde st. ROOM HOUSE PARTLY FURNISHED, cheap: 3 rooms ren ed. 303 Turk st. JLL CHEAP ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS house of 12 rooms; all full; cheap rent. 502 Powell st. -_— FURNITURE FOR SALE. JURMIURE Si0Vis ters, showcases. LAKE TS COUN- ANDERSON, 1131° Market. NG OQUSEHOLD & JOHN F. MEY ALl THE BrSe CO.. 947 Market st. FURNITURE WANTED. N ‘W STOR. S FURNITUR! prices. SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: BEST postal. BAEERS BELPER, COUNTRY, FARE AD- vanced, ‘§25, room, board, etc.: helper on pastry, country. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 200 LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS, steady work, $175 per day. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. pUrER AND CHEESE MAKER, CREAM- ery work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OACHMAN, SCANDINAVIAN, ciass horseman, knows the care of can milk, with first-cluss references. K. 87, Call Office. OUNG MAN, 23, WISHES SITUATION: undersianas taking care of fine horses: will- ing: sober; speaks Germun and English. A. R., 934 Howard st. (300D SOBEK HOTLL AND LESTAURANT T coox, good baker, wishes a situation: city or country. Address Cook, 1 Folsom ave., city. FIRST- \rden, » box Sutter st. Vl AT GERM AN GIRL: GOOD COOK AXD AN nouse « orker; good iaundress: best ci.y euces; $20; city OF country. MuS. G. NORTON, 315 ~utter st. WEDISH FIRST-(LASS [AUNDR! also a first-cluss cook; both have bes: rity refer- ences ; city or country. ter st MRS, NURTON, 315 suv] 615 KLIABLE COLORED MAN WANTS WORK a. anything he can get to do; butier, janitor, Joiter or cook. 11308 Pacific st. MIRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON PANTS. 102 Minna st. ELPER IN SMALL DAIRY. MARTIN & CO0., 749 Market st. 1019 JEDIANA AUCLION CO. REMOVED »st'prices pa'd T+l Davis 71 Monigomery st.:hi~ CARPET-CLEANING. Cll::'v STEAM CARPET-CLEANIN, WORKE ALS, MOVes, ays carpets. G. . STE T Mgr.. 38 and 40 Lighth st.: telephone South 250. laines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others; sec: ond-han? pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL- TON, successor 1o A. L. Bancrott & Ca, 324 Fost £~ NOW WEGOT WHAT YOU WANT . cheap, good second-hnnd pianos: Weber, Gabler, Piniel, Olhers. 1 OKN UNG, 216 Post st. (OHMER & CO.. BY RON MAUZY, .\'!:\\'mi Evans, Briggs ana otber pianos: see our rent plan; no interest first year. 508. 810, 312 Post. DMIN ISTRATuL'S SALE MU T gxgl.é.; ian0s ac immeose reduction for cash oroa instiliments. EATON f:TATE. 755 Market s IANO; UPRIGHT: SPLENDLD INSTRU. ment; cost $800; sacrificed for $100. 1 Church st. LEGANI UPRIGHT PIANO; cheap for cash. 853 Castro st. BALGALN; GooD 0P, IGHT SCHMITZ 1g McAllister st.. next :iibernia Bank. OFFERED EAUTIFUL UPRIGHT AT MAUVALY, 768 15 Market st, for $125: planos to rent. 'wr G. RADGE R, ~OLi AGENT FOR HALLE ¢ .&Lavis and Francis Bacon pianos. 415 sacto, UPFRIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, ULD € N K H. MULLZR, maker, repairer. - Lacham pi MEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cas pel-beating Works, 853-67 lehama s.; tel. So. 4d Glit-x. FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; SMALL family; $10 to $13. 12104 Scott st WANTED—G!RL TO LEARN TAILORING; steady work. 718 Larkin st. [ XEEKIKNGKD YOUNG WAITRESS FOR restaurant. 406 McA lsier st EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR GEN- + eral housework and cookins. 1223 MeAllisier. IDDLE-AGED LADY; GENERAL HOUSE- WOrk; no washing; wages$15. 3318 Mission. ARTENDER WANTS SITUATION; EXPE- rience and reterence. Address 152 Erie st. IRL 10 ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSKWORK. 710 Cole st., near Chutes. LARKIN-BERANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscripions and wans ads taken. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: wages $12 1o $15. Call ai 613 Devisadero st. G W ANTED—20 GRAPE-PICKERS,800 TO 81 A day and found; blacksmith, 836 a month; man for private piace, references, $25 and foun 2 men topick potatoes, near the city, $20 and found; grubber, near the city, $20 and found; butter- maker, steady job, $36 and found: Kastern man for nice place near city. see employer here: woodchoppers, $1 25 u cord; dishwasher, city. $15 and found: waiter, $30, et W. D. KW LR & CO., 836 Clay st. AIRYMEN FOR NEVADA, $40 AND found: waiter, country hotel, $25: glass boy. ; vegeiuble gardening and chores, $15 L0 $20; laborers. §30: waiter-boy, $15: pantry-boy, $12. K, I. WAKD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. ANTED—COOK FOR SMALL HOTEL near city; $60 a month. W.D. EWER & 626 Clay st. J . WALTS relinble carpel-cleaning,renovig,alter- « ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 521 CABPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S, 228. DVANCE CARI'ET- CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. LEANING, #c: RU SAM- ples tree; Stratiou, 3 Eightu. VARPETS CLEANED & RENOYVATED LIKE Dew. 28enth South 6. Mackintosh & Co. J. B MITCHELL, CARPET-OLEANING CO. « 240 14ihst; cleaning $c. a yard; tel. Mis. 74 CORELINS CABPLE. BLATING WOsna, 385 Golden Gate ave 7leicpnone xas. did 30 LAY ING, tel. Jessie 944. NABE PIANOS: NEW SCALE: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 O Farrell st. A1 SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S UNLY Waina you find 1 3°0CK OF new ~temway —— STORAGE. A S SRR e T LOW RATES—_¥UKNITURE CaRPET Abianos, bousenoid steas clean, light com. paruments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101023 Misslon st. ubove Sixth: open evenings. URNITURE PIANOw, 11y VANCES, qum;-mpplu CHAN LTATYLOR, 204 Boan: e PROFESSIONAL CARDS, JOHN £ RiCHAKDS, 26 und_ 27, Crocky 76, dan Francisco, ucul.' LAW UFFICES, RooM bullding: telephons Maia