The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 25, 1897, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1897 R NN i e e o o R THE END SEEHS T0 BE IN SIGHT The Defense of Mrs, Craven Will To-Day Come to a Close. Detective Seymour Explains His Connection With the Plaintiffs. It Is Understood That Pretty Margaret Oraven Will Be the Last Wit- ness for Her Mother. Attorney Delmas established himself in bigh favor with the fatigued and b:drag- gled jury sitting in the Fair case when he arose and announced yesterday that he had but little more evidence to offer and then the defense was done. Ana in tpat mystifying way so charac- teristic of Napoleon's double he added that he had just one witness, whom he was holding out for the finish—a witness | whose identity he did not desire to dis- close until the wearying demonstrations as to notarial blanks had been concluded. This was a glimpse of the end, to be sure, and the announcement nad the ef- fect of brightening up the countenances of the jurors with joyful smiles. But the reference to tiat last witness also had the effect of sending significant nudges and winks around the courtroom, ior every- | body remembered the disturbing rumors | that had time and again made themselves audible during the earlier days of tie trial that Deimas hud something ‘‘up his sleeve”’ with which to create dire coaster- pation in the enemy’s camp when the | time was ripe. i began to look now as | though the explosion was at hand. What | could it be? People buzzed about it in | the corridors and even in the courtroom. | but no one seemed competent to solve the | mystery. 2 | The day passed off without seeing the | promised end of the defense, but Mr. Deimas could hardly be biamed for that, | because he was held back by the failure of Reuben H. Lloyd toappear in court and testify when he was wanted. So the | much-looked-for iast witness will not be seen until to-day, and if rumor has it right that witness will be none other than Margaret Craven, the charming little actress and daught 't of the lady who is seeking to hold $1,000,000 worth of prop- erty claimed by the estate of James G. Fair. Daniel Collins, General Dickinson’s office-boy, was the first witness called yesterday, the object of his presence be- | ing to give some evidence regarding the package in which an imvportant notarial blank was found by Captain Frank Webb, a former attache of the general's office. Young Colling said that to the best of his recollection the packages of blanks were brought over from Crocker’s station- ery-house to Dickinson’s place late in the year 1895 or early in 1896. Mr. Stanford, a clerk in Crocker’s, brought them over. The packages, he said, had been moved | about the office several times, but he| could not remember by whom. The subject of noterial blanks was for the nonce dropped and the theme once more became the alibi of Martin Kelly— the effort to break down John R. Aitken’s story that he was with the politician on the evening of July 9, 1896, and had been on that occasion approached regarding a proposition to give false evidence in be- half of Mrs, Craven’s claims. J. P. McQuaide, who is saia to be Kelly's bodyguard, was called and under oath re- cited that he was in Kelly's company 1n Lawyer Ruei’s office that evening until after 6 o’clock. After that he accom- panied the man who does politics to the latter's home, where they stopped a few moments and then proceeded together to the Baidwin Hotel, where they attended a meeting of the Fourth Congressional Dis- trict. McQuaide said he was positive Kelly cid not see Aitken that evening nor any one who even looked like him. An effort was now made to show the jury what connection the !ocal police had had with the plaintiffs’ side of the case, and Detective John Seymour was called for the purpose of elucidation. The hand- some hawkshaw readily admitted that he was the same Seymour who had frequently been spoken of during the trial as the man who had been serving subpenas and dis- bursing witness fees. He said he had also paid some mileage fees, and in each in- stance had received the wherewithal from Attorney Mitehell, one ol the counsel for the plainuffs. He denied taat he had ever received any money from Chief Lees for use in the case. Private Detective John Curtin was called and asked if he had not been employed to shadow Mrs. Craven’s movements, but the | court ruled that the question was im- proper and Curtin did not have to answer. At the opening of the afternoon session Judge Slack annonnced that after matura reflection and delving into the authorities he had come to the conclusion that the petition of Charles L. Fair contesting his father’s celebrated *“‘trust’’ will should be admilteG in evidence as requested by the defense. Mr. Delmas thereupon: pro- ceeded to read ihe petition to the jury. The document showad that the heir pre- ferred to have the now disputed “‘pencil’’ will probated, as he vroclaimed to the court in the petition that he believed the document produced by Mrs. Craven to be the real last will of his father. The object of making this showing to the jury, it was explained, was to prove declarations made by the heirs in favor of the genuineness of the “pencil” will. The petition of ail three of the Fair chil- dren fo: the probate of the pencil will was also read by Delmas, for the sume pur- pose. Then there was some more about those notarial blanks. Thomas P. Woodward, a job [Jprinter of 12 Sutter street, was then called to the stand in the capacity of an expert to make a compariton of the notarial certificates used by J. J. Cooney in acknowledgin, the Craven deeds with the blank certifi- cate that was found in General Dickin- son’s office. He did so, and then declared that they were identical and must have been printed at the same time. This would seem to show that the plaintiffs’ theory that the blanks Cooney used were not in existence at thetime hesaid he had recourse to them was erroneous, Woodward aiso compared what is known in the trial as the ‘“Stanford’’ blank with the Cooney acknowledg- ments and said they were printed at dif- ferent times. The lobby was afforded considerable amusement by Attorney Mitchell’s pain. ful and ineffectual efforts to learn the printers’ art from Mr. Woodward. The latter would explain that the discrepan- cies and similarities observed by him in the blanks he bad compared might be ac- | countea for by the fact that the “make- readies’’ were different and that separate “lock-ups” could scarcely be alike. Mr. Miichell would seratch his head and in attempting to repeat for approval what Mr. Woodward had said would get it all backward and elicit a derisive lauzh. He finally gave it up as a bad job. Mr. McEnerney, who was fortunate enough to have served an apprenticeship in a country newspaper office, was the only one of the plaintiffs' line of attor- | neys who dared 1o cross-examine Wood- ward, but even he was evidently atraid that he would prove to be a little rusty on the subject, for he contented himself wilh‘ | | vey, lot on SW Iine of Thirt: ssking just a few easy ones and then dropping the witness. BIG MORTGAGE FOREOLOSED. Decree of the U. 8. Circuit Court Af- fecting Oregon Improvement Co. United States Circuit Judee Morrow yesterday handed down a decision in suit of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company the Oregon Improvement Company. The decree foreclosed a first and second mortgage amounting to $10,256,000, with two years’ interest at 5 and 6 per cent, and directs the sale of the property to be sold at Seattle, if the debt be not ligridatea on or before the 23d of Sentember. The case was originally tried in Seattle, but it was necessary that Judge Morrow should make a similar decree in this judicial dis- trict, as some of the bonds and other property are in this State. — REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Alice B. Pawson (Bonner), wite of A. Pawson, to Kichard Callahan, lot on E line of Church street, 119:6 N of Sixteenth, N 26 by 1 125; £10. Sarah A. nn to ¥ dward J. Conn, ot on E line of Sanchez street, 57 N of Liberty, N 57 by E 105: £10. John W. and Martha Hamerton 10 George Wil- liam and Emily J. Lake, loton E line of Hardy sireet, 145 N of Seventeentn, N 25 ny K 60: $10. Hibersia Savings and Losn Socfety to William Hencke, lot on W line of Taylor street, 1108 of Washington, S 27:6 by W 187:6: 84000." irnest and Margaretha Schmidt to 1nergu Heron, lot on E line of Larkin street, 62 N of Piue, N 25 by E 87:6: $10. 3 kdward M. and Ann E. Long to George F. Lyon, lot on SW corner of enty-first and Point Lobos avenue, W 26:8 by S100; aiso lot 181, Hol- liday Map A: aiso iot on Sline of Thrift (Hill) stree . 380 W of Capitol, W 50 by § 125, being lot: 7 ard 8, block U, Railroad Homestead Z: $10. Joseph ard Esther Schwaibe to Moses Samuel, on W line of : ixih avenue, 150 N of A street, by W 120; £10. rtha A. Kibblerto William T. Kibbler. lot on corner of R street and Thirty-fourth avenue, W 24 by S 100: $10. Frank T.aud Minnie M. Dryden to Lewls F. ‘Wilhams, lot 1688, Giit M 2: $10. Pert W. Holmes to Edward Koons, lots 879 and 981 Gift Map8: $10. Edward Koons to Fdward Brooks, came: $10. Pert W. Holmes 10 Edward Koons, lov 44, block unnyside: $10. dward Koons to Edward Brooks, same: $10. Anton R 1i to Thomas R. Dunn, lots 8 and 9, lock 36, Su.nyside Tract: $10. Louis Waldron to James H. Ferguson, lot 42, block V, Park Lane Tract 2: $200. J. 8 Angus, T. G. Crothers aud W. 5. Goodfel. low (executors estate of James G. Fair) to Manuel 8, Martin, lot Sline of Eilert street, 125 L of Bennington, E 25 6, lot 9, block 10, Fair's suvd.vision Hoily Park Tract: $10. Bay View Land Company to Elizabeth A. Gil- ; avenue south, 3. 00 N W of H street, NW 50 by 100, block 59, Bay Park Home-tead: grant. Henry Mayer to Mary E__Augenhofer, lot 9, lock 3, Syndicate’s first addition to San Fran ltermann (wife of H. Goltermann) to Henry F. Crane, lot on \ line of Marshall street, 150 E of Crant. £ 50 by N 110, lot 21, blocs 8, Coliege Ro..estead: b Henry F. Crane and Charles E. Kinsey (by T. Z Blakeman, at.orney) to kugene Morlarity, same: $1000. Willlam J. Bry soclation of ~an Francisco, nto Merchants' Exchange As- lot commencinz at cosst survey signal pe 2 feet N 88 deg. 37 min. 45 scc. W from Sweeney & Baugh's ounter telegraph s lon, N 100, W 100, S 400. ¥ 400. 40.. W 300, containing 267 acres, same as 1252 d. 171, for a lighthouse si $10,700. F. H. Dav s (0 the Clty and County of Sao Fran- cisco, ordinauce 8.2, stre etc.; $1. John H. and Annie E. W. Sivers to 0dd Fellows’ Cemotery Association, lot 2, plat 4. Magnolia Sec- tion, Odd Fellows’ Cemetery: $256. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Willlam M. Anderson to George W. Reat on S line of Walton or Thirty-firih street, 243 W of Telegraph avenue, W 60 by 8 119.10, Osk- lana: $10. George W. Reaser 1o Bertha E. Reaser, same, Oakland; gift. Richard E. Rowe to C. B Hatch, lot on S line of Thirty-secoud street. 490 E of Grove, £ 60 by S , belng lot 13 and E lu feet of lot 14, block 8, Rowlana Tract, Oakland; 810. Millicent B. Taft to Henry M. Bergon, begin- at s point where center line of Pagoda place ine of Ross sireet, thence NW NE 464.32, SE 219.75, SW 409 10 begin- being portion of piat 73, Rancho V. id D, Feralta, subject to & mortgage for $5000, Oakland Township: 810. Andrew P. Lorentzen to S. B. Beck, lot on N line of kailroad avenue, 262:6 E oi Willow street, ki 37:6 by N 143:2, bloc< 19, iands aajacent to En- c.nal, Alameda: 10. George and Marie Uhl to Baron D. Merchand, loton N Iine of San Jose avenue, 250 W of Willow street. W 50 by i50, being lot 4, block M, lands adjoining to Encinal, A'ameds: also lot on S line of Railroad auenue. 40y E of Walnut street, E 50 by S 217:8, veing lot 10, biock 34. same; aiso .ot on S corper of Penniman avenue and Redwood road, SW 265 by SE 300, Brooklyn Township; $10. Georse C. aud Helen N. Pardee to Justin Pradels, lot on E line of Grant strect, 100 3 of Allston way, S50 by E 130, being lot 22, block 11, McGee Tract, Berkeley; $10. Daulel and Isabelia U. Chisholm, James H. and Louisa Farreli tol. 8. Vankle & Co. (a corpora- tion). undivided one-eighteenth interesiof follow- ing property : corner of A and First streets, SW 100, Sk 61, BE 139, SW 547, NW 130 4, NE 12, NW 1686, NE 34.3, NW 5, NE 8, to beginning: also all right of way over lot au NWlineot B streer, 100 SW of First, SW 12 by NW 257.50; aiso water rights. eic.; aiso undivided one-eight- eenth of an undivided half interest in lot on S corner of A and Firs. streets, SE 200 by SW 100, Haywards: also uudivided one-eighteenth of an undivded balf of interesi In personal property, eic., Eden Township; $1u. Baron D. and Stella M. Merchant, lot on W line of Clay street, 40 S of Fifteenth, S 63:9 by W 100, being & portion of block 253, Uaklund: $10. John Carey to Anule M. Carey, all interest in lot on NE corner of ikast Seventeeuth street and Thirteenth_avenue, N 175, E 140, S 25, £ 0a point > 10 N of Last Seventeenth street, W 257 to beginning, block 91, Chnto: gift. F. G. Urumm to Frederick T. Duhring, lot on § Line of Durant avenue, 200 E 0f Bowdii.h strees, E 50 by & 150, biock 9. College Homestead, Berke- ley: $10. Samuel W. Carpenter to Belle L. Gould, lot on W line of Clareniount avenue, 278 81 ona course Ni from NE iine of Vicente Peraita Reseive, thence NW 700, NE 190, SE 481, SW 417 (0 be. beiug portion of plat 76, Raucio V and Berkeley; $10. F. K. and Rosa M. Shattuck to John C. Weber, loton S iine of Stuart sireet, 165 W of J remont. W 40 by S 128 lot 14, block 20, Shattucl Tract. map 5, Berkeley: $10. Susan A. Tubbs to Hety T. Henshaw, lot 10 ana 8W 20 feet of lot 11, the NE 30 feet of lot 12, the ~E 10 1eet lot 12 and entire lot 31, Tembleton. Tract, to correc: 618 d. 266, Kast Oakland; $10. Mountain V' Cemetery Assoclation 1o L C. Winga‘e, lots 160, 166 snd 167, plot 2, Mountain View Cemeters, Oakiand Township: $148. Frederick and Agatha Wuescher to George Lyd- tksen, lot_on £ line of Cameron street, 270 S of Jackson. S 30 by E 100, being the 8 fifth of lot 2, Ghirardelli Tract, subject Lo & mortgage of 8650, to correct 627 . 271, Brooklyn Towuship; $10. Helen M. Wettsieln Lo Frank Marsales, loi on E line of Capp streei, 50 N of Nicol avenue, N 50 by £ 100, block C, Dé Wolf tract, subject to & mori- gage for $1800, Brookivn 1ownship: $10. SAN FRANCISCO ALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market streel, open unil 12 o'clock every Bight In the year. ERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 1243 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open untll 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1205 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o'ciock. MEETING NOTICES. MISSION LODGE NO. 168 F. and A. M.—Called meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) LVENING at 7:80 o'clock. Third degree. By order of the W. M. C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. {WEDISH HOUSEGIRL, STRONG AND S ilitng, good cook 2 vears in_ist place, $205 best references. MRS. also upaairs girl, $16: NORTON, 815 Sutter st. QWEDISH (FI RST-CLASS) NURSE, INFANT or invalid: can iake full charge; best of city references. MRS. NORTON, 815 Sutter st. (Q90ks, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSEGIRLS and girls for housework awaiting siiuations at MRS, HIxD'S, 721 Ellis; telephone Sutter 52. OLORED GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION TO do cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. )MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 533), furnishes best help of all nationalities. MIDPLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES A POSIS tlon to assist In light housework and care of children; good home; small wages; first-class ref- erence. "Address 539 Clementina 8L, bet. Fourth and Fifth, Howard and Folsom. OLORED GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework, cooking, nursing or second work; wages $15 to $20. AddressG. L, box 87, Call Office. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. OCUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A* Ynousekupen cluy or country, 36%3 Geary st., room 15, second floor. YQUNG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housekeeper's place: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 1203 Geary st., room 2. OUNG WOMAN WANTS PUSITION A8 housekeeper: in country only. Call or address 105 Stockton st., room 40. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. MDDLE-AGED WOMAN, CHAMBERWORK and waiting, private family. $20: ranch cook. $20; chamb-rmald, country hotel, $15, and other situations at MUKRAY & RKADY'S, Leading Employment agents, 634 and 636 Clay st WEWANT 20 MORE HOP-PICKER§, MEXN, women, children and fimilies for Xonomsa County. For pariiculars call on MURRAY & READY, Leading Empioyment Agents, 634 and 836 Clay st. 223 Post st., room 11, 2d floor. "OUNG RUSSIAN _LADY DESIRES A SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. city or country. UO(“} SEAMSTRESS WISHES SITUATION in private family: city or country: is good sickiurse and housekeeper, or any position of trust. D., box 6, or 81514 O'Farrell. OUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires o secure a lucrative housekeeper’s place: bachelor’s or widower's home preferred. 531 Mis- sion st., room 5. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES housework or chamberwork in smail family: will sleep home, if preferred. Address W. W., box 80, Call. IF,S[’}.C'I':\BLE WOMAN WISHES POSI- tion as seamstress in family or would goas Apply 2015 housckeeper in widower's family. Howard st. JOUNG WOMAN WANTS PLACES TO work by the day: house-cleaning preferred. Address or call 410 Miana st fter 9 o'clock. 0UD COOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTS situatfon in nice small Jewish famlly; wages from $25 (0 $30: good reference. Lnquire 411 Oak. {XPERIENCED YOUNG GIRL WISHES A J'siination to do second work in a private fam- ily. Please call 406 McAllister, or G., box 4, Call. ELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED GIRL WOULD like general housework:; is good cook: don’t ob- Ject to country; reference. 10x4 Howard, room 1. ITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS cook, or would uo housework; best of city ref- erence. ~Address 18271, Bush st., nr. Octavia. OSITION AS GOOD COOK BY AN EASTERN woman, or general housework; city reference. MRS C, 703 Hyde st JIBSI-CLASS WAITRESS WANTS SITUA- ton; best of references. Call 424 Sutter st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; GOOD city reference. Call 1617 California st. (HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farreil. Tel E. 426 mfim weary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. XPERIENCED MAN AND WIFE WISH hotel or ranch work; woman can do plain cooking or chamberwork; man has 16 years' ex- perience; best references. B. R. E., box 179, Call. NE T GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN SEC- ond gir! for the city, references required, £20; neat second zirl for the ‘country : German or Scan- dinavian girl, general honsewor< and COOKINg, American family, city. MUZRAY & READY, Leading Emyloyment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay. ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN COOK, American family, $30; 5 cooks, German style, $25, $30, $35: German or French cham: bermaid #nd seamstress, $20; waitress, $20, and a large number of girls for cooking housework incity and country. J. K. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. ANTED — FIRST-CLASS PROTESTANT cook for superior situation; $40. J. F. CROSETT & CO,, 816 ~utter st. RONER, COUNTRY HUTEL, $30, SEE party bere 2 o'clock; housegirl, two_in family, no washing, $20. MRS. NORTON, 815 Sutter st IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL vailous positions. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. 1IRLS FOR SECOND WORK AWAIT EN- gagements at the Pacific Employment Agency, 328 Geary st.; open evenings; tel. srown 401. (C9QK; COUNTRY, $35 TQ $40 AND ROOM; third cook, $25 monch and room: Germon cook, week cook, $10 week: cook, country, $10 week and room; cook, §8 week: cook, country, $26 and room: dishwasher. $16 month' and room; dish- waher, §18 month and room; dishwasher, $15 month 'and room: dishwasher, night work, $15 monih: dishwasher, $12 month'and room: walter, $25 month and room: waiter, 5 week: waiter, $20 month and room; walter. $25 month and Toom; walier, $4 weex: lunch waiter, $2 week: 2 walters, country hotel. $25 month aud 10om; waiter, country, §30 month and room: lunch and dinner waiter, $25 month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. EKMAN BELLBOY, 14 YKARS OLD; MAN and wife for country laundry, $30 month and found; butier and cheese maker. choremau for ranch, $20 and found; harness-maker: 2 boys for general work, small hotel; young man_ for dairy, $16 mouth and found; baker's helper on pastry. $16 month and sound. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market, 9(}() BAILEOADLABORERS TO GO NORTH; g mores fare: $175 o dar. MARTIN & CO, Market. UOD 1RONER FOR LAUNDRY, FRENCH preferred; $25 month and found. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxed st. 3 WAITERS, ~MALL EXPERIENCE, 810 ) monih and room. MARTIN & CO, 749 Mar et st. 00K FOK NICE RESORT, $40 MOUNTH AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 00K, COUNTRY HOUTEL, $40 MONTH AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st ANTED—BY YOUNG MARRIED GER- man, position as porter in wholesale house: 4 years’ experience: or work in factory. Address B. W., box 39, Call Office. RUGGIST; REGISTERED: 27: HIGHEST reference as to character and ability; used 10 first-class trade; only steady position. Houest, box 6, Call Office. EKMAN GIKL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housework and care of baby. 313 Eixthst., bakery. IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWOKK. 7 Valparaiso st., near Mason. IRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSEWORK, $20. 2414 Washington st. JAPAII;EBE, :xrumxf..\'cnln letLE 1|‘. would like to help lady or gentleman in travel- ing; best mference-.p B. R., box 149, Call Oftice. W ANTED—TO DO PERSONAL ADVERTTS ing by real somical ex-clown; whu wanta his business advertised ? Address G. A., box 47, Catl. $10 EEVARD TO ANY PEBSOK WHO LY wilgive measteady job. Job, box 38, al LBST-CLASS COAT FINISHEE. 775 MAR- et at. 00D PANTSMAKER WHO CAN FINISH and operate. 775 Marke: st. JINISHER ON PANTS. 428 VALLEJO ST. IRL ASSIST AT HOUSEWOKK AND cooking; wages $12. 826 Haight st. QITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED ) cook in restaurant or lunch-house: steady and sober; Lest of references. 632 Mission st., rm. 15. ITUATION WANT£D—YOUNG MAN, GER- man, wants situation at any kind of work: has some experience a: carpenter-work. Address H. A., box 40, Cail Office. JEKMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL TO work in kitchen. 147 Taylor st. JIEST-CLASS HELPER ON CUSTOM COATS; steady work. 420 Montgomery st., room 38 OUNG GIRL TO MIND BABY AND ASSIST in housework; sleep home. 422 Turk st. QTUDENT, VERY HANDY WITH TOOLS, wishes 5 hours' work & day. Address S., box 43, Cali Office. [{ARBER OF 1 YEAR'S EXPERIENCE 5 wishes position; wages reasonable. Address D. E. GALLWAY, 247 Lobos st., station L. T ANTED_POSITION AS HUUSEKEEPER by young lady for widower or elderly gentle- man, MISS ANDERSON, 106 Toird st. OUNG MAN, MARKIED, WISHKS SITUA- tion as janitor or porter in business; best of 7OUNG WOMAN WISHES 10 WORK BY the day, good reference. 44813 Natomast. references. Address K. S., 131 Ash ave 6§15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintions enc want ads taken. EFINED YOUNG GIRI, WANTS POSITION as nursegirl; child over 3 years: small wages; good home; best of references. M. G., box 35, Call, JOUNG GIRL WANT> PLACE AT DRESS- making. Applv 214 Steuart st ~IRLTO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK; $10 A month, 546 Minua st. WASTE —BY NEAT YOUNG WOMAN, nice c 00k, position in kind famlily of 5 or 6 persons: wages $15 G. W. B, box 15, Call. (GERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR ¥ housework and plain cooking. 1311 ackson. Y OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISEES WORK by the day washing, ironing, housecleaning. 221 Flith st Y JUNG, STOUT MAN (DANISH) WOULD like position in a wholesale grocery and fish business; 8 years’ experience ana best of Califor- nia references. ~Address A. SCHMIETT, 126 Perry st. TOUNG MAN (DANISH) WANTS SITUA- tion in private family or any kind of work: best of references furnished Adaress P. JOHN- SEN, 481 Third st. ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE MAN AND wife, situations; man good meat and pastry cook. wite as helper; good referen Address 428 O'Farrell st., 8. ¥. LDERLY TRUSTWORTHY MAN WANTS situation as bookkeeper, collector, hotel or lodging-bouse clerk, watchman, tend bar or store, or make himself useful. C. B, box 19, this office. JPIBSI-CLASS TAILORESS. 420 POWELL street. RE;TAUKANT WALTER, 830 A MONTH. MARIIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANTED—3 QUARRYMEN XNEAR THE city, no dimension rock, #34 and found, steady Job: ironer for small lsundry near city, $25 ana found: 2 strong boys for a store, $ & week: strong boy for a factory, 84 week: young man as chore- man, 816 and found: young man to learn nursing 10 private hospital: young Italian as biacksmith's helper, 820 t0 $25 and found: farmers. Leamsters, fruit-pickers, milkers, cooks, waiters, dishwashers, eic W.D. EWkK & CO., 626 Clay st 5 MINKRS, BURLEIGH DRILLS, 83 A DAY v amsters, §1 50 a day; shovelers, 81 50 a day: young man for walling and porter work, coun:ry hotel, $15: waiter-voy, $4 a week and room: man for vngetable garden, 815: dishwasher, $15. K. T- WAKD & CO., 608 aad 810 Clay st. VW ANTED—DISHWASHER FOR NICE RES- taurant. - 26 potwasher for restaurant, eariy, $25, hoth men must be experienced: young man as walter, country 8».(», $20; Italian waiter, $35, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 ~tockton st. JRONER FOR LAUNDRY, $30. MISS OUL- LLN, 328 Sutter st. MAY 10 WORK HALF THE DAY FOR HIS board and lodging. Park House, 2759 Mis- sion st, cor. Twenty-fourth. J.L WORKING WOMEN CALL THURSDAY afternoon and evening at 1236 Market, r. 16. OUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2202 Leavenworth, cor. Greenwich. BOYEFOLDER WANTED BY F. MALLOYE, 422 Sacramento st. PIRST-CLASS FINISHERS ON COATA 812 Brush st., Mar<et-st. station, Oakland. FLiST-CLASS FINISHERS ON PANTS. 820 Howard st., between Fourth and Fifth. XPERIENCED GIRL FOR CHAMBER- work and walting. Call 10 A. M. 419 Brannan. JTRONG GERM AN GIRL ASSIST GENKRAL housework: good home. 2009 Mission st. PELATORS N OVERALLS. LEVI STKAUSS & CO., factory 3214 Fremont st. OUNG GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 10 Liberty st., bet. Twentieth and Twenty-first. (IRL; NO WASH: $12. HENRY MOHNS, 1207 Benton, Morton-st. station, Alameda. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; call in forenoon. 1628 Sutter st. JOMAN WISHES WORK BY DAY, HOUSE. work and washing. 59 Douglass st. V ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED ECONOM- ical woman cook in mining camp or for men onranch. Address A., 1121 toward si. M| IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES PLACE to take care of children and do sewing. Ad- dress J. M., box 24, Call Office. ESPECIABLE GIRMAN WOMAN WITH boy 9 years old wishes situation as working housekecper; oity or country. Address MRS. MILLGE, 418 Laguna st. ESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants a sltuation to do light housework and cookiug for moderate wages. 26415 Tehamast., bet. Third and Fourth. MERICAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION L 5% housekeeper or cook on ranch. 1930 How- ard st. OUNG MAN WANIS SITUATION: ANY kind of work; city or couniry understands horses cows and garden: good reference. Address J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st OUNG MAN, 23, WISHES SITUATION: undersianas taking care of fine horses: will- ing: sober; speaks German and English. A. K., 934 Howard st. ERMAN GIRL; GOUD COOK AND HOUSE- work. 902 Eddy st. TRONG WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH INV A« 1id and light house work. 803 Page st ANTED—GIKL }OR GENERAL HOUSE- work in smali German famiiy. Apply 901 Polnt Lobos ave. ARTENDER WANTS SITUATION; EXPE- rience and reference. Address 15% Erie st. MARKET 5T.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Cari; want ads and subscriptions taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 26c to 8150 per nighs: §150 0 lflrt week; convenient and respeclable; iree bus and baggage to and from the lerry. M OST CONVENIENT AXD RESPECTABLI Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Markei 200 rooms; 20c to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 86 Per week: free bus and bagguge to and irom ferry. 0520 TasioN SI-BRANGH OFFICE OF 0 Taw Casi: sibscrpiions aua wans ade taken. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSITION TO do light housework or assist with children in smail family. R. W., box 143, Call. N ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR X upstairs work and assist with children. Ad- dress 5. V., 1800 Union st. ANISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR general housework. Call 7394 Filbert st. ADY WOULD LIKE POSITION; CITY; 4 care invalld, .ight work; no cooking or wash- ing. Apply 405 Leavenworth st. TOUNG LAY DESIRES POSITION AS chambermaid or restaurant waitress; also good seamstress. B, S, cffice C turell House, 118 Kilfs, ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION for housework and cooking. Inquire at 3243 Twenty-third st., near Mission. W IROW WITH EXPKRT take care of children. NCE WISHES TO Call 2814 Sixth st. E MAN GIRL WHO UNDEiSTANDSGER- man and American wishes pos $ion as cook : years’ experiance as housekeeper in city; goog reference. Aduress G. B. B., box 10, Call. REFINED -OUTHERN LADY WISHES PO- sition as housckeeper for widower. Call or ad- dress 729 Pine si. OLORED WOMAN WISHES WORK OF ANY J kind. or will take washing at home. MRs. GRANT, 1915 Church ave., bei. Broadway, Vallejo, Powell and Stockton sts. JICE YOUNG GIRL WANTS P¢ TION IN general housework or upstairs work: wages Call 1061 Miss.on s $15 to $20. \‘YA TED—BY LADY LATELY FROM THE st position to do upstairs work; is geod teamstress. Inquire 60434 Linden ave. OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS governess, housekeeper or waiti i country vreferred. Apply 48 Seventh st., ups:airs. TTENTION, LADIIS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at hom cuwng and fitting at $i 50 & svit. Communica & wies © &, 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will cail onyou..: the evening, Y OENG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEPLR'S position. Call 2034 Powell st., room 1. UUNG W OMA land, wishes bachelor or widower. RECENTLY FROM ENG- vosition as housekeeper for 117 Eddy si., room 1. NGLISH WIDOW WISHES SITUATION AS housekeeper for bachelor or widower: city or country. 16% Turk st., room 18, second fioor. Youxe WIDOW WISHES A POSITION A8 housekeeper: city or couniry; or do plain sewing. 116 Sixth st., room 8. YHAMBERMAID AND ASSIST, 815; 4 PRI- / vate famlily cooks, $30 and $2! French sec- ond girl, $20, call exrly: German second girl, $20; cook for country boarding- house and helper. $35: cook and laundress, privaie family, $20; second girl for Alameda, $20: nursegirl. $13: girl to assist, sierp home, $10: 18 girls for housework, 810 and §' C. R. HANSEN & Cv,, 108 Geary. IRONERS ON STARCH CLOTH:S, NEAR clty, $25 and found. C. R, HANSEN & €O 108 Geary st. CANDINAVIAN WOMAN, HOUSEWORK, 1 country, see party, $16. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 108 Geary st. EAT SECOND GIRL, GOOD WAITRESS, city references. $.5; see party In office. C. R BANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. EFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20: German nurse, $20: French second giri, $20: 10 housework girls, city and country. §20, 825; & young girls to assist, $10 to$15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. WORKING HOUS: KEEPLR, 825 MIs8 LULLEN, 323 Sutter st. AN COOK, $25. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. J,AUFDRESS, $25 TO 330. MISS CULLER, 4 823 Sutter st. WEDISH OR GERMAN COOK; 8 Jose: no wash. MISS CULLE : SAN 323 Sutter. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- struciions, given away each month. & F. Dresscutti.g Saloon, 916 Market st. EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the goid medal: patterns to order 25c. McDOW ELL'S, 108 Post st 67 NATH, ST SBRANCH OFFICE OF 1 TMM CaLL; suvecripuos sud wau ads taken. HELP WANTED-MALE. ANTED—20 HOP-PICKERS: FARK AD- vanced. Apply Salvation Army Labor Bureau, 1568 New Montgomery st., 9 A. M. ANTED —2 DI-HWASHERS, 3 LUNCH walters. 638 Fourth st. AN TO HELP IN KITCHEN AND LUNCH counter. 29 Third st M ((CATMAKER W.NTED. 740 FOLSOM ST. EAMEN:;ALSO FIRST MATE FOR NG ISH ship with papers 10 Steuart st., upstairs. ARBER WANTED FOR WEDNESDAY, Saturday and Sunday. 90§14 Howard st. CHANCES. N BARBER-SHOP; 4 CHAIRS; 1N Western Addi fon: doing a good qr_n_mb sickness cause of sale. M. LESS, BUSINE $300. able business; Fourth st. $2000. BUTCHER BUSINESS IN BEST possible location in the Western Ad: dition: building included : 2 good horses and carts; finely fitzed up: lar-e barn, etc.; ground rent only #5 per month: will positively clear at lowest estt mate $175 per month over all expenses, which w be proved by a trial and thorough Investigation. M. LSS, 5 Fourth st. g(), Baancu BAKERY FOR SALE; 8 $ 0. nive living-room : well worth 81 must sell to-day on account of sickness. M. LESS, 6 rourth st. OTEL IN A LIVELY COUNTRY $] 400, Town: 50 rooma: well furnished: old- estab'ished house: rent oniy $50 per month: doing a profitab e business: house always filled with good, steady and we aying translent pate rons. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 45(), SALOON ON ONE OF THE BEST streets: one block north of Market: well fittea: doing a fine business; Is easily worth $800. M. LESS,’5 Fonrth st. $150, BEANCH BAKERY, DELICACY . and aairy produce store: good loca- tion: 3 nice living-rooms; rentonly §12. M. LESS, 8 Fourth st. 928 SALOON BUSINKESS—FINE PLACE OU. on Markec st ; old esablished 1nan AL locality: doing a well-paying, steady ana transiens trade; easily worth $600; appreciated If seen. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 1500, ELEGANTLY FITTED.UP SA- « loon, duing large, profitable business, clos= to Palace Hotei: rent $50: death in family causes a sacrifice. WILKE, 783 Market st. GOOD PAYING BUTCHER SHOP « In Western Adaditio: best kind of fa ily custom: horse and wagon: owner going Eas excellent bargain. Apply WILKE, 783 Market. 3350 GAR STORE IN CHOICEST LO- - cation on lively business street. half & block from Market; fine fixtures: stock of zoods: steady run of customers. Particulars WILKE, 783 Market st. $25(0 ZARTNER NEEDED: HORSE-SHOE- V. ing and wagon-making business: fine chance for sieady man (o be conuected with AL mechanic; owns buildings. W. k. HEALY, 917 Market st. ENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINFESS IN country ; receipis $400 monthly; will sell haif. interest. Particulars WINSTON & CO. 646 Market st. ATTENTION—FINEST EQUIPPED CARPET- cleaning works on coast. including horses, wagons, machinery, etc.; clears §275 a month. WINSTON & CO., 646 Market st. $";25 BEST SALOON ON THR CITY N - front: opposite ferry: finely fitted up and doing big business: owner here 5 years; must sell. STENBEKRG & Ct., 832 Market st. CEAN HOUSE, FOR RENT, FURNISHE responsible Lusiness man only; big bar trad exquisite grounds; RICH, 112 Montgomers st. §25(0, BABTNER | IN = RESTAURANT - man not atraid of work: this Is a good chance. Apply to B. CURRAN, 26% Min| $POO WILLBUY ADOWNTOWN RESTAU- [} rant complete: good location: returns over $200 per month; goud reasons for selling; bargain. L M., box 145, Call. PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINE: 1o let, flat 5 rooms and bath, $1250; co yard, with o stal s, ¥8; store, with fixtures, $10. 19151 McAllister st QHORT-ORDER COCK. 4323 FIFTH ST. AUSAGE-MAKER, $12 WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. YOUNG MAN TO WASH DISHES IN RES- taurant. 530 Howard st. 'LASS DRAYING AND TRUCK 15 teams: all in first-class orde ing good busine: 129, Cal: Office, 00D BUSINESS FOR SALE; BIG MONEY for right man; reasou for selliinz going to Alaska. Call at 318 Third st., L. NICOLL. NTER AT 1826 SUTTER ST. ARTNER, TRINITY COUNTY MINER; EN- tire outfit furnished. Apply at 418 Larkin s:, ARBER WANTKD—TO BUY TWO-CHAIR 8hop a~d good lauudry office. 436 Bush st RRAND BOY. PACIFIC PRINTING Co., 543 Clay st. OUNG WOMAN FROM THE EAST WISHES gentlemau partner for the Klondike. Call 757 Howard st., roum 2. HO HAS GASOLINE SALT WATER launches? Price, etc. O. W. GLEASON, Detroit, Mich. | ARGE SALOON; PROFITS $11 A DA Jrent $25; death reason for selling. Apply 11 Harrison st. i BARBERS. ATTENTION—FOR RENT, OLD- established shop, just vacated: rent cheap. Apply at 2634 Sixth st BARBER'S OUTFIT COMPLETE; 2 CHAIRS; $27 50 1f sold to-day. 904 Folsom st., nr. Fifth. REEN HANDS AND SEAMEN FOR THE south seas and coast. HERMAN'S, €37 Clay. 00D ADVERTISING SOLICITOR: WORK on well-established paper, speciul advantages. Room 1, third flcor, Mills building. 100D CONFECTIONER THAT KNOWS the business. J. A., box 47, Call Office. ERMAN BOY WANTED *0 WORK IN A bakery. 3886 Seventeenth st. HOEMAKER-SHOP WITH MACHINE FOR sale cheap. 1802 Bush st KAT MARKET; MUST BE SOuD THIS week. Inquire at market, 576 Howard st. Fms’r—cLAns BAKERY; BAKKS 7 BBLS, daily; owner golng East. Inquire Call Office. ARTNER WANTED IN GOOD-PAYING RES- taurant, downtown. 717 Mission st. ANDY, NOT.ONs, TUYS, STATIONEKY and branch bakery: 2 large living-roomss near school; cheap rent: lively business For particus lars apply 100 Montgomery ave., corner of Jack- sonst, B. BONNET, HYSICIANS: SPLENDID CHANCE; ORUG- store; preferred location: growing busines:: first-class stock; cheap. 1236 Market st., room 77. ROCERY AND EAR FOR BALE: ¥ catio NE LO- owner retiring from business. 732 cor. Fulton. Devl 61' LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THBE O CALL Eubscriptions and want ads taken. 9F5 MEX T PICK FRUIT, 75 CENTS A DAY &®) and board; 20 men to pick fruit by contract. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. VEGETABLE COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $4). C. R. HANSEN & C0.. 108 Geary st. 1Q() BALLROAD LABORERSTO GONoL - H, Q0 5% R A NN & Co, 108 Geary st. W ANTED FOR A THRESHING OUTFIT, sieve tender, 31 50 & day and found: man (o drive derrick team, $1 a day and board. C.R. HANSEM & CO., 108 Geary st. FLENOR OR SWISS GARDE MANGE, first-ciass hotel, $75; cook who thoroughly un: derstands carving cold meats, hoiel, $70. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st JRENCHOR 8WISS HEAD COOK, COUNTRY hotel, $60: cook and waiter, country, $50 and C. R. HANSEN $20; ciok, couniry hoiel, $40. & CO., 108 Geary si. g MINERS FOR BORAX MINE, 83 A DAY: 4 muckers, $2 50 aday. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ERMAN GOVERNESS ANDSEW, $26. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. ECOND GIRL AND SEW, $26; COOK, $25; German or Swedish cook, $30. MISS CUL~ LEN, 328 -utter st. J AT GERMAN NURSE, CHILD 5 YEARS, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Snuter st. ORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $16: IN valid's nurse, $15: a second girl, $26: laun- dress, $25: 12 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25; 8 young girls assist, $10 and $15. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. JEAT YOUNG GIRIL DESIRES SITUATION as nurse or second girl: $10 to $15; reference. Mi8S CULLEN, 328 Sutter s.. TEAMSI'ERS, $175, (ITY JOB. C. K. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 1RO ER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. MILKER, 520, CHOREBOY, $15: MAN IV “gbout place, #15- iivery-s'able man, $20; ele- vator-boy, $16;2 disbwashers, $20. C. K. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st MILKERS, $25 AND $80: 2 BUTTER-MAK- ers, $30; 2 chees>makers, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers’ Assoctation of the Pacific Coast; free om- ployment Utlice. 8. FUCHS, Sec'y, 325 Grant ave, XARBERS' UNION—FREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 5 Fourth st., upstairs. L LESS, Sec. QAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. W 2NTED_15 GRANITE-CUTTERS. GO TO JAMKS RA . Folsom City, Cal. QINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT, 750 Dand $1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALy, 167 NINTH si.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. RECRUITS wANTED FOR THSE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: able-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 yvears, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie to speak, read and write English, and be betwren 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisca, Cal. 839 HAYES_SRANGH OFFICE OF THS CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR- ance sale; fine assortment of men’s, boys’ youths’ and ¢ Cost prices. 767 Market ildren’s shoes sacrificed at actual opp. Pheian building. JEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 MI> sion st.,bet. 3d und 4th—Single room s per night, 10c to 50c: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to morning calis; open all night. {LCHO HOUSE, 86313 MA ! KET ST.—ROOMS S.x\vmlu. AND WOODS; FREE FARE: WE want 50 men, isvorers, linemen, etc.; $20 and $26 per mo free fare. MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Ciay st 0MPRTENT GERMAN SEAMSTRESS AND waitress desires situation; 3 years last place. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. W AITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID, COUN- try hotel, $20, fare paid; 2 waltresses, coun- try, $20 each. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. COOKS, JEWISH FAMILIES, $26 TO $35. MIS s CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. Rj\ NCH COOR, $20. MIsS CULLEN, 823 8UT- ter st. ERMAN WIDOW FROM EAST WISHES Pposition 10 make herself generally useful, Call bet. 12 and 9 P. x., 1615 Turk st., room 15, YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper, in bachelor’s or widower’s home preferred; plain sewing done. 106 Fourth st., r. 2. SEBBUKIPT!ONB AND WANT ADS FORTHE CaLs taken st branch ilica suv Hayes si; open until 9:30 o'clock. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. and_a. M.—Special meeting THIS, (WEDNESDAY) EVENiNG, August 25, 817:30 o'clock, Third degree. THEO E. SMITH, Secretary. & CROCKEIT LODGE NO. 189, F. d A. M.—First degree 'rmsA WEDNr.SDAY at 7:30 ». @. By order of the W. M. H. FORRIEDE, Sec. H YERBA BUENA LODG! No. 15, .. 0. G. F.—0fficers aud > members are earnes ly requested to attend the pext regular meeting, g THURSDAY, August 26. Important amendment 10 the by-laws Lo be acted on. A. D. CHESHIRE, N. G. H. F. NEUNABEE, Rec. ec. OUR ESTEKEMED CHARTER member, Mr. James Aitkin, be- ing about to leave the ciy, the mem- bers of the St. 4ndrew’s Society are re- quested to meet at Scottish Hall T HIS (WEDN ES- DEY) EVENING at 8 o’clock to bid him good-by, ANDREW WILKIE, President. W. C. Coox, Secretary. &, JIE REGULAR FUNERAL detail of this department will n-fi semble ai_engine-nouse No 7 TU-DAY (WEDNESDAY) at 1 0'clock P. M. Sharp for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late FRED I. PRETORIOUS, late member of this depart meut. By order, D. T. SULLIV A Chief Engineer 8. F. F, D. SPECIAL NOTICES, MES. DR. FISH, 36%5 GIA KY, ROOMS 1 and 3; electrician; alcobol Turkish baths; without a ri; B2, lU0) BUSINESS CARDS 8150, 25 VIs- iting cards 25c. HILL, 2214 Geary st. FAD TENANTS EIKCTED FOR #4: & s made: ety or country, Pacific Collection Co., 416 Monigy st, room. 6 tel, 5680, Y UUNG WIDOW DiSIRES A POSITION A8 housekeeper in widower's home. 126 Fourth st., room 21, second floor. JLASTERN WiDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper; widower's home preferred. 283 Sixih st., room 6. CUNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY wishes a housekeeper's position. Apply 120 Eddy. room 2. Y OUNGPARISIAN LADY OF GUOD FAMILY wants o secure nice place as housekeeper: country villa or widowers’ home preferred. Rooms 10 ana'11, 122 Post st. JADY WISHES A POSITION A HOUSK. keeper in widower’s family. Call from 9 to 5 at 510 Ninth s... room 22, Oakiand, taken. (XPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wants a managing housekeeper's place; city cr country; widower's home preferred. Room &, 207 Fost st. YOUNG LADY FXOM THE COUNTRY wishes position as housekeeper in bachelor's or widower’s housenold. 111 Geary st. MUNIGUMERY Sl BRANCH OFFIUR UMM CALL; WALL aild BUud BULSCHIpUOns Q% AMERIOAR FAMILY, $26: 3 IN FAM- lly. 'Mis8 CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. TESEREEFARE (NOT FARE ADVANCED), but free, free fare; we waut 6) men to :hovel sand, dirt, gravel, etc.: teama:er., rockmen, drill- ers, etc.: $1 76 and $2 day; we ship Lo-day (0 the great new railroud in the mining regions. MUR- RAY & KrADY, 634 and 656 Clay st ? TEAMSTERS FOR (ITY WORK, 81 76 DAY; 8 brick molders, $2 50 day: 40 farmers. orch- ard nd vineyard hands, $26, $256 and $20; 3 luborers for a park garden, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. AILROAD MEN; FRFE FARE FOR TEAM- sters and laborers, $1 76 day: we ship to-day. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. NTAZ YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. URSE, $12. MIS8 CULLEN, 828 SUTTER street. Glfl]‘p EDDY ST., $15; GIRL, JONES. $15: girl, O'Farrell, 81 girl, Ellis, $16: rl, Turk, $16; girl. Sutier. $15: girl, Vallejo, $15; girl, Ukiah, $15; girl, Sutter, $10; girl, J essie, $12; Giel, Post, 818: siel, Bage, 812; girl, Boott, $16: &irl, Central ave., §12: girl, Pine st., $12: girl, Alameda, $12; girl, Stanya $12; girl, Devisa: dero, $12; gir), San Jose ave., B12; girl, OBk st $12; girl, Ellis, $10; girl, Lvon, ®10; girl. Devisa- dero, $10: girl, Buchanao, $10. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mark (G1RL EDDY ST, 825 X girl, Geary. $25: girl, Powell, $20; GIRL, ERd O ones, I $20; giil, Leavenworth, $20; girl, Union, $20; girl, Taylor, $20; girt, Broderick, $20: girl, Central avel, $20; jrddy st. $20: girl, Turk, $20; SIrL'Farrel, $20: girl, Stelner, $30: giri, Castro, $20; girl, California, $20: girl, Devisadero, $20: girl, Yolo County, $20; girl, Alameda, $20; girl. kdale, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OODCHOPPERS; WE WANT 60 MEN, $2 60 cord: tiemakers, we want 50 men, 8 cents each. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. () DRILLERS AND MINKRS. 2 25 PER day; B muckers for & tunnel, $1 75 per day; 60 laborers for city and country jobs, $1 75,81 60, $1 50 per day: 826 per month (and found. ' MUR- RAY & READY, 674 and 636 Clay st. $30 PER MONTH AND FOUND FOR fruit pickers to piock apples, prnes, peaches, almonds, grapes, etc., $30 and found. MURKAY & READY, 634 ana 636 Clay st. 20c. 26¢ 10 5UC night: $1 10 82 Week. r2 MONTUUMERY COCNER OF CLAY— 0. Open_unti 9:30 o'clock: branch office of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken, ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE To fi. your feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and $5, at 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. PAIRS—ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S 3000 fuden: been slizhtly demaged: at less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 28c to $32 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM L up to $1 2b. 562 Misslon st.; vet. Iat lnd’?ud? ANTED, TUCOLLEC . WAG Ko Dok ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agcr, 110 Sottas. 33 HAYE> 1.—BKAS«d OFFICE OF UBE CALL: BUCSCTIMUGUS AL Wadé ads aken. WASTED_MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools. posiuons furnished: 8 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, IMALL HOTEL IN A COUNTRY TOWN vear the city. Inquire at Wolf-Wreden Com- pany, 412 Front st. B BARGAIN: FINK SALOON $200 business; old esti 805 Howard st. "LOUKISHING STAND ON MARKET ST. for sale cheap: rare chance: rent $10 monthl good Income. Inquire 1236 Market st., room 77. ENTAL OFFICE: FINELY EQUIPPE excellent location. Dentist, box 30, this office. FOR SALE CHEAP — RESTAUKANT IN wholesale district- J., box 164, this office. HOEMAKER-SHOP; GREAT BARGAIN; must sell. Apply 1102 Clay st. GOOD hed; cheap rent. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE, ! or will take partner: well established. Inquirs ENGLE, 1091 Howard st. (GOUD-EAYING KESTAUSANT: sold. 821 Kearny st. 15() BESTAURANT FOR SALE, NR. CAR <house; good business. Apply this office, ANDY-STORE ;: COMPLETE FACTORY ; small expense: great sacrifice. 124 Kearny st. MUST BE 00D-PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG- established; half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitau Hotel, Petaluma. ORTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPER IN- quire this office ora: 18 Ahird st., Portland, Uregon. |4 RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL 167 NINTH st want ads and subscriptions taken. LODGING-HOUSES, ROOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $100 A 16 month. 81250 250 28 rooms, sunny corner. 750 12 rooms. on Golden Gate 14 rooms, on Fourth st. Other bargains. H. C. §250, L0E00M CORNER HOUSK; WORTH DU, $800; must be sold. DECKER. 1020 Market st. 15(), 22R00M HOUSE: FINK LOCATION . and paying. DECKER, 1020 Market. ROOM HOUSKE PAKTLY FURNISHED, cheap; 3 rooms renied. 303 Turk st. FURNITURE FOR SALE. LEGANT FURNITURE OF 5-ROOM HOUSE o lease: cneap. Apply 186 Kearny st. OUSKHOLD KANGES ARK THE Bhol JOUN F. MEY i-L1S CO.. 947 Market st. INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $176: TO F der, $2 50; halt-sling, 26¢ I?p 909 Ho'"g_h- =~ NINTH SI. — BRANCH OFF1 167 taa" Gk’ iacriptioa: ams ek F taken. RY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET S Tlow £ixth, for a room: 26c a nighe; flb’f'a:. OPPICKERS, ;HOPPICK £KE, MEN, BOYS, women and children, married and single, familles, come one, come all, and go hoppicking. MURKAY & READY, 684 and 636 Clay st. 4(_; MEN AND STRONG BOYS W A ATy D 843 to-day. ‘trom 865 to $20 per monih and found: cook for ranch. 830 and found: 3 waiters, $8 per week and $50 per month; 2 waiter-boy; 3 dishwashers, $15 and $20° 2 camp walters, $2 and found: choreman for hotel, $15. MURRAY & READY ;634 and 636 Clay st. WO WAITRESSES, COUNTRY, 835 A month and room; waltress, clty restaurant, $7 a week, night work; waltress, country, $16 and room: waltress, country, $20 and room; waitress, city hotel, $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (1001{, SMALL HOTEL, $20 TO $256 A MON'TH: J cook, city restaurant, $16 a month; cook, country, $20 and room; cook, Oakland, $30 and Menlo Park, 830 room: colored $30 and room. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market si. OUNG WIDOW KECENILY FROM THE East; good housekeeper; no objection o coun- 12414 Geary st. 4 MAR .—BRANCH OFFICKE OF 1HE 4 CaLri: want ads and subscriptions taken. JXPERIENCED YOUNG FRENCH LADY wants a housekeeper's place: no objeciion to the country. 1122 Market st., room 31. 0UNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI tion as housekeeper; city or country. Call 234 O'Farrell st.. rooms 4-5. OUNG WIDOW FROM MEXICO WISHES position as bousckeeper, City or country. Market st., room 22, *¢| 615 GERMAN GIRL. GFARY ST., $26 A MONTH. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st INE CUOK, COUNTRY, NICE PLACE, $20 amonth. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (GERMAN SECOND GIRL, CITY, 815 A month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markel st. g COOKS, $25: INFANT'S NURSE, $25; 3 +) nursegirls, $15: 8 girls for housework. MRS. HIRD, 721 Lll.s st COUNTRY HOTEL, W ALLRESS, $20. HOTEL G'AZETTE, 420 Kearny st. F ARMERAND WIFE: 836 PERM NTH AND = found. MURHAY & READY, 634 and 636 ay st _— BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS_WE : r month and found. RAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Ciay ap 0% JRUIT-PICKERS—WE W ANT 150 MEN AND strong boys for different places and counties: $30 and $28 per month and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ANTED-2 BLACKSMITHS AND SHO! W $2 day and found anc $40 and found Alfn“ei ican farmer and wite, $35: farmers, $15, §25; choremen, $10 sud $15; WA:’d 18 :Menflor{g’!n, WOl ay 8. ard, and othe; J. . CROSETT & (O, 638 Sacramento " *© ANTED—COOK Foik MINERS, §85; SKC- W oia coon and baxer $40; watter oy camp, $20: restaurant and hotel waitress and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 68 Sacrameuto, carpent l.} ana carpenter, $1 an #1 cord: man to pile ADIEY SHOES, SOLING, 3! MEN'S L shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring d‘g:u 88 half the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. ls and 2d. / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR, W Market: 300 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading room; free 'bus and baggage o and from the ferry. BIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE + beeror wine 5¢; best iree lunch. 643 Clay, —_—_— OOMS, 156 TO 78¢c PER NIGHT: 5U¢ 40 3L 00 ver week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st W AXTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICY ‘proprie- st.: 150 10 know that Ed Roikin, Reno Honse tor, sull runs Denver nm'l"n 217 Third large rooms; 25c per night; $1 1033 per ROOMS WANTED. A e A ‘W ANTED—BY LADY WITH TWO SCHOOL children, furnished housekeeping room in private ;amily; $5 to $6 month; send full particu- lars. . B.. 383 Jessie st. FURNITURE WANTED. URNITURE, STOVES CARPETS, COU ters, showcases. ANDERSON EW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE: BEST prices. SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10139 Montgomery st. :hizhest prices pa'd. T-L Davis 71 CARPET-CLEANING. T T EAN CAPELCLE AN RS ieAns, moves, .ays carpets. G. H. STEVENS Mgr.. 38 and 40 Fighth st.; telephone Souzh 250 Jiha YOU BRCOME DIsGUSTED WITH W poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cac- pet-eating ¥ oria 55367 Tehama st.: el 5o 4k AT'TS, reliable carpet-cleaning renovig,alter- J .v:tlon worke, 413 MeAliister. Tel. Jesste 321 NED, RENOVATED LIKE ';:?:E‘l’:ifqli?fi N, 453 Stevenson; tel. S. 228 VANCE CARPET- CLEANING €O, 402 vt Yain 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. 5, 3c; LAYING. 3c: RUs SAM- “»‘ifi'..‘ ol Tessie 944. Stration, 3 Eghta, TARPETS CLEANED & L ATED LIKE pew. 23 Tenth; tei. South 36, Jackintosh & Co. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED-SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, roll-top desk. Address T- W., box 46, Call. ANTED—LIGHT 2-HORSE TRUCK, IN good order. G.T., box 79, this oftice. LL GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker an | jeweier, 226 Eills st. ANTED —MAN ABOUT PLACKE WITH coachman’s reference: $30 and found. Ap- ply toJ. F. CROSE!T & CO,, 628 Sacramento st. (LD GULD, GOLD DUST. JEWLLLY, KIC, bought. 0. NOLTE, jewel.r, 222 O'Farrell, near Mason. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE UALL ubscriptions and want ads taken. ITCHEN MAN, $15. R AN, $15. HOTEL GAZETTE, CAST- AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVE] P, oL ‘Thira offcloihing bought. Add. COLEMAN, I TCHEIL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., J. BN cleaning e a tel. Mis 74, NKLIN'S CAKPEL- buALliNG WORas ONKLLN dite'iva eiephons Kast 1id Bl devonarmes ok et LA AGENTS WANTED. N COMMISSION ACTIVE waent wih 5000 ¢ mrection, (o sell shares in veloyed mine, uolumne County. " +ddress s oy ._-.,:;,‘...y. Call Branch Office, 527 Montgomery, GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED AScaters: positive safeguard; S1: also toris svecific for all female troubl-s: for home use. DR. AND MRS, WEGENER, 626 Lddy sr