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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 189T -———————————————————————— e e OFF FOR THE ISLANDS. Departure of Cyclers Sharick, Jones, Whitman and “Trilby” Fowler. They Will Appear at the Opening of the Cyclomere Track at Honolulu. The opening of the new cycle racing track at Honolulu next month has at- tracted the attention of California ridar_-, and three of the most prominent will leave for there this afternoon om She steamer Moana, accompaniea by a trick rider. Those who will go are George Sharick 6f Tacoma, champion of the Pa- citic Coast; Allan N. Jones, the Olympic Club crack, and Dan E. Whitman of Los Angeles, the speediest professional of the south. Harry Fowler, champion trick rider of the co will accompany them. Charles 8. Desky, owner of the new Cyclomere Park at Honolulu, has been here s fortnight arranging to take down some good men for the opening of the track, and the above selections were made by him after seeing the men perform at the Olympic meet at the Velodrome on Octo- ber 3. Desky also made a proposition to Ziegler, but the latter has but just recov- ered from his Seattie injuries and does not want to ride again this season. x The Cvclomere track at Honolulu is three laps to the mile, scientifically con- structed, and the surface is of decomposed coral, the finish being somewhat similar to cement. Mr. Desky says that the people there are very enthusiastic over cycle racing, and at previous meets heid on a poor track and with inferior accom- modations for the people the attendance has besn immense. With the improved conditions and the advent of the Cali- fornia cracks he expects to reap a harvest from the venture. He offers good purses and has paid the fares of the men both ways in advance and Lheir living expenses for six weeks, so that they hayve little to | wish for. The races at the islands will be con- ducted under special sanction from the Caiifornia Associated Cycling Clubs, which was necessary before the racing board wou!d let the men go from here. There will be no professivnal events at the Vallejo meet next Sunday, as the de- parture of Snarick, Jones and Whitman and Ziegler's retirement leave very few of the cracks available. The amateurraces will be equally as interesting, however, and a big crowd will go up from here on the boat that leaves Mission pier 1at 10:30 A M. Tne arrangements for the annual the- ater party of the associated clubs are about completed. It will be held at the Tivoli on Thursday evening, November 1L e HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW W C Covert, Merced A A Durocher, Tenn C B Fleming, Tenn F W Reid. N Y W g Mctandless, Wells T Craim, Backwity J 0 Craim. Santa Monica G Frederick, Los Ang J Moore, Valiejo A J Elmes, San Mateo LICK HOUSE. Mrs Morrison & fm, V¢ W B Koberts, Dunsmair A B Field, Cal J W Hudson, Chicago J A McGeary, Cal W Fisher, San Jose D N Carithers, Sta Rosa U H Johuson, Cal T Richardson, Portland W Ferzuson & w, N Y ICark, N Y G K Smith & w, Biggs L Hirsnte.d. Bakersfield W ic Kogers, Bakeisfield W R Carithers. Sta :0-a R Furlor n Ratael Miss K T Howard, Secto Mrs Ridsway. Sacio T P Gower, Cal G A Keller & 'w, Pa G F Buck, Stockton A Sachs. Fresno J M Lathrop, Newman F Ho.mberg, Petalnma € Wood, Danville H R Stejhens, Exeter BALDWIN HOTEL. 3 H Roberts. Sacto 1L A McIntosh, Chico TERN HOTEL M B Anthouy, Denver A B Butler, Or J M Mitts, 1 C Fly, Napa J E Barness, Alameda W J Abrams. Hanford 1 Issacs, N Y C M Pratt, 8¢ Lonis M nGelder,Acmpo C E Phillips, Sacto Wm B Parier, Vacaville J McCudden, Vallejo W C Hea, Freeport, 1il R Hart, S- Louls J E Webb, Newman C Rothe, Sallvas Mrs L A Farkson,S Jose M Levy, NY F D Marsh, Boston £ Baker, Chicago C T Blake, N Y S lewis, New Jersey W =mith. Oskland G Martin, Boston PALACE HOTEL, G H Douglas, Fresno € von Berenberg Gossler, R H Steveas, N Y Hambarg H B Vercoe, London Mrs. Wiigon, Chieago G A Green, Montreal Miss Green, Montreal Miss Clapp. Montreal O P Jenkins, Palo Alto Mrs Leuton, Montreal ¥ S Roumage, Mich Dr G W seifert,san Jose C R Miller, U S N W J Stocker, Englaod A Boulker. N Y H ¥ Wilson & w, Nebr J T Bressier & w F K Quinu, N J DI Gliman & w, Towa W CWighiman, Nebr C A Meu ry, Aewhall E C Atkinson, Sacto H A Culiadn, Mexico H Walker & w, Pa H C Fownes, Pa J Baumster, N Y Col J J Rozers, US N H C Hesbrouck, NY C P Miller, Wash, D C A Miller, N Y X ~eu nka, N Y 3 B Cleason & w, Cal COSMOPOLITAN 0 A Fsffe, Eureka J Brown, =an Jo.e G Bettie, ~pokane ¥ Clark, Portiand A Baer, Portiand G Kamp, Portiand W H Marsen, Vancouver Dr F Foss, Poria d James Fiynn, Oregon John Young, Benicia A Bartlett, Portland W R Long, St Paul M Behrens & 1, Castle Mrs Axtell, Fresuo Crass P Hansen, Bethany T Hansen, Bethany. E 5 O’ ell, Bethany A T Moffit. Jolon, Cal J Bouman' Ariz J Diamond, Oa<land v «m, Alameda G Wilson, Denver L Larsen. Yellowstone L Koren, Yellowstone 8 Baker & w, San Diego G W_Kemp, Portland D Kil fen, Los Angeles ¢ H Burden, Sonora Miss Burden, Mt r.den J D Peters, Chicago Miss D Walker, N J Miss 8 Walsh, N J Miss J Walker, N J R D Townsend &f, Bostn D BTowusend &w,Bostn ¥ E Metrous & w, Los A R Travers, S Bernardino GRAND HOTEL. M Biggs Jr, Oroville CT Barton & w, Sac Mrs K F Ott, Cambria ¥ Liarrell, Mercea W H Kaymond & w, Cal J Rumanelsburg, Wintrs A J Wa.sh, Uroville J J Hebbrow. Salinas R I Brown, Peialuma G Tiscomis & w, Sn Jose L E Kobbins, s Ancona E laylor, Ratiroad Flat J Ragzio. San Andreas Mrs W T Lucas & c, Cal ¥ C brown: N Y L &Ora Jucas, « W E selleck, Chicago R Ellis & w, sunol W W Mountain, Piacery J Hoyt, Cal W Yeadon, ol Dorado W K Guy. San Dieg G A Hoftman. Sac W H Hooper & w, Cal W i Mobiey,N Bloomfld L F Breuner & w, Cal O W Moelier, Coiton A J Stearns & w, Boston Mrs Stewart, N Y A ¥ Lvop, L ivermore W A Richmond &w, 8ac J S Schweizer, N Y H C Osboro, 1.08 AngeiesJ W Hendrich, Los Ang CJ Ukier, Sydney, NSW Dr St & w, Vacaville Dr N H Haight & w,Sacto E H Vogell, Tenn Dr A Baessler, Germany HOTEL. X Sawakal, Japan D Buckley, “an Jose J Hood, Hanford A H Hart, N ¥ CE Falk & w, Eureka F M Smita, Vacaville F L Sieven, Oroville H C Still, Orovilie ‘W_W Black, Hollister RB nan & w, Stock J D Huscomb, San Jose J D Landers, Boston J Harrower, N Almaden A V La Mo:io, Ukian RUSS HOUSE. A J Hartford, N ¥ H Todd, Oakland J J Green, ~acto A Larsen, Sacto F T Trombiey, ~acto EJ Nolan, San Jose C Stanion, Sacto ¢ Jones, Modesto D P Ritter, El Monte C O Clark, San Jose F C Robson. Arizons D A Matheson, Chico D Weist, Chico W Lewis. Winters alier, Tenn Mrs AMHard M T Schller, Sacto & WBoggs, Tracy " C Kimball, Sacto Miss Steffany, san Jose 26, Williams, Los Gatos J H Prather, Sul un M Wadsworth, Sutter J M Nidiffe, Hanford W P Smith, Racto XK Clai J C Stovall, Williams ~ C J lonrfi?w. f-l;fsn H C Stovall, Williams W Crawford, Laki Y L W Doane, Healdsourg B Garrick, He-'dsgzm G W Hale, Glenn »irs Garrick, Healdsburg E Koderick & w, Irvngtn C Haw ley, Sonors Mrs Thomus, Livermore J S Reed, Ukiah F M Grimshaw, Sacto W E Scott & wi, J Davis, Sacto G Stackhouse, 3 Young, Walnut Creek J MeCalley. Yosmmiin M Vierra & wi, Antioch H Harvey, Sact W Smith, Sacto W A McEiwain, Represa é;" Johlflgg, Repress {V’ McDonal, 10 ‘ones. lesto Archibald, 3 & Dunham, 8 Montea e ——————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Catherine Cooney to Michael Cooney, lot on N lise Of Fell treet, 110 K of Laguns, K 27:6 by N 120 gift. P. J. White 10 Mary J. White, 10t on S Iine of Bush street, 110 W of Stelner, W137:6 by § 13/ Bift Rosalla Altmayer, ‘Teresa and Patrick Kane to 1ot on W line of Broderick street, 50 N of Grove, N 25 by W 100:; §10. Maria Holiz to _Marun Pelster, lot on N line of Alvarado streei, 2256 W of Louglass. W 25 by N 114 lot 15, Heyman Tract: $10. Wilitam J., Mollie L. and Frank Sabins to Pros. Piro Ziia, il interest in 1ot on N line of Green street, 116:11 W of Dupont, W 20 by N 57:6: $1., -Thmm bins (widow of Alfred C.) 10 same, same: §3000 Willism and Bridget Condron to Sophie Wan- nes, 1ot on W line of “Twenty-third avenue, 200 § of Laliforn a street, S 26 by W 120: Orrin & and Delia Carvill to Charles S. Ruff. lot on NE corner of Stoneman and Shotwell strests (Norwich street and California avenue), E 80 b; ‘: 21 l:‘"i(l‘i 58, Cheeseman Map 1, Precita Vai- 'y lands: . Macthew J. and Jane O'Neill to James Moriarwy, C P Towns ey, Wash, D C | | line of Sagamore street, 190 W of Capitol, V50 v S 145, "Being lot 7. block A. Railroad omestead; 81 B ton And Lina Heyman (by Oscar Heyman, attorpey) to Edward Ross, lot on W line of Chapuitepec stieet. 125 S of' Virginia, S 25 by W 70, lot 171, Heyman subdivision of Lobb Tract, quitclaim deed: $1. Martin Sulger 10 Jobn H. Burns, Patrick Con- nor and Thomas Sawyer (Lrustees Veteran Voiun- teer Firemun's Association), lot on N line of Visi- tacion avenue. 439 W of Carter, W 50 by N 100, lot 88, Visitucion Valiey Homestead, trust deed: $1. Wil.ism N. Goettert vo John F. Bioc: o line of Iright street. 525 N of Garfield, N 25 by W 100, 1ot 27, block 46, City Land Association; 10. Z #John Mcallen and 2 Eila Brown o Cathe, Robert 8, Alice J.. Mary C, Ealih ani Geuevieve Brown and Ada E. Waite (Brown). lot on N line of Silliman and Oxford streets, £ 120. N 100, k120, N 309, W 100, > 100, W 1 0. & 300, belug lots 1 t0 7, block 113, Universi:y Extension Home- stead. ATAMEDA COUNTY. Sarah E. Henderson, Wiilla Eliza M. Ford, be ~heriff, to 10t 0u ¥ Iine of Pine streel, 8534 S of Tayior, by . 80, biock 695, Oakland: $1200. 2 Olive C. F.rnest to Rovert Kun, lois 6and 7, map of subdivision piai 12, Watson Tract, East Oakiand: $10. L Wty Tiaris (wife of L A.) o W. Fra k Plerce loton NW errne: of Hoilis street and boundary 1ine of plat 6, Kancho V. and D. Peraita; thence S 35, W 153 N 35, k 133 to beginuing, portion of said plat 6, Oakiand Township; $10. Matilda Erkenbrecker and A. A Graber (wife of Thomas I ), lots 1: iots 8. 9 and 10, block 4: lots 6. 5, “ea View Park Berkeley. quitcinim deed L. C.and Miriam Moreho lot 6, Elmburst Park No. 2 Brookiyn 85. John Yule, B E. Haody and \ Tinothy Stanton, rerecord of 4 Telegra h av. nue, 185 N of P 80, & 100.72. 590, W 100.48 tion Mct lure Academy ground , Oski John and Sophis W. vwens to John_k. om- mios, lot on avenue, 75 NW Elghteenth avenue, N\ 25 by NE 140, block 12, Edwards and arles G Taylor, ‘ink to Ada nd 12. block Camron to line of San Antonio, East Oakisnd: $10. 3 M. A. Commins 10 sume. 1ot on N line of East Nineteoatn <tree’, 78 K o1 Twentieth avenue, K 50 by N 140, hiock 49, same; East Uakiaud: alvo Jot on S line or Haskel x 50 I o. Jlabel street. k5 50 by ~ 150, bloc w.chers Tract, Berkeley: 310, Commins. lot on SE SWor C|f onstrce 0. E. Hoicikiss i0 M Line of Locksiey avenue SW 100 by Sis 100, being iois 38 aud 34, Locks vy square, OBkiao: iclam decd: $10 A.J. and Milile A. Heury 10 sam:, iot 00 SK line of I oc a 3 SW of Ciinton xireet, SW 50 by ~F 100, ot 34, same, Uakiand Annex, quitclaim decd: %10 Ernest A. and Elizabeth D. Heton to same. lot on Sk line of Locks ey avenne, 288 SW of Clif on street, SW 50 by SE 100, bein: lo: 33, same, quit- cisim deel. Oakinnd Annex; $10 M. A Commins to John F. Commins, Oakland Anoex: $10. Ann M. snyaer (o Lewis C. Snvder, 10t 24, block N, Harmon ira Ed i ‘Augustine U. same, al (execu. . Bernal) (0 D. Suilivan, 1550.30 acres, being plat 58 of Bernal portion of Bo. El Valle de ~an Jose, except .0644 0f an acre begiuning at & pe on 1i e of division between lands of Bernal and Sunol at common corner plats 3 48 thence NW 1340 chains, N .52 =k 15.29, W 69 /Inks t0 begiuning, Murray Township: $26,000. Daniel and Annie Sullivan to Mary Frederick, ia E. end Allen D. Wilson, Chester and Elia M. Deering to George W. hrown. lot 21, Pe- a avenue trac., Brooklyn Townsuip: $10. Georze W. Brown to Marie C. Brown, same, Brooklyn Township: gif . Lawrence, E line of Chenut 0 NW of B, N\W 50 by NE 100, being Lawrence Tiact, Brooklyn Township: $1250. -intonio de and Annie Averissimo to A. 8. and M. 8 Dwarte, lots 1. 2 aud 6 feet of lot 3, block Addition Nortiern Townsnip; $ to Livermore, Murray SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI—~ 710 Market street, open unill 12 o'ciock every Dight in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street. : open until 9:30 o'ciock. s street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open 3ntil 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streeis; open until 9 o'clock. 3 1243 Mission street; open nntil 9 o' clock. 18 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:50 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open nutil 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open till 8 o'clock. MEETING NOTICE! CALIFORNLA LODG NO. 1, F. and A. vili meet THIS (THUR DAY)EVE . Uct 14. u 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order of the master. FRANKIIN H. DAY, Sec. £ (LA PARFAITE INION LODG No. 17, F. and A. M. lied meet- ing FRIDAY. October 15, at 8 P. M. First degree. By order of the W. M S pE ST. JULLIEN, Sec. Pro Tem. B, THESAN FEANCIZCO £CO tish Thistle Clnb meets THIS o SDAY) EVENING. Fraterni O'Farrell i..at 8 ’clock. Invi- tationsard tickets for the Hallowe'en and “Fause Face' par:y to be held on the inst. will be distributed. W. A. DAW-=ON, Royal Chiel. GEOEGE W. PATERSON, Recorder. §27, AINT LUKRS HOSPLIAL—THE Ax- nual meeting of the members of the Corpo- Tation of St Luke's Hospital will be held ai the Diocesan House. 731 Cali:ornia street. San Fran- cisco, ou MONDAY. the 18th instant, at 3:30 o'clock, for the election of five members of tne corporatioa and any other business which may come before the meeting. €. V. 8. GIBBS, President. WILLTAM DOXEY, Sec: star SPE! AL NOTICES, B2 O ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Maris Kip Orphasuage of Lake street and Seventh uavenu -, San Francisco, Cal, bas re- ceived the following orphans and hait-orphaus from June 30 to ~epten.ber 30, 1897: Susanna McCarthy, 6 years 9 mouths: Katie Miils, 11 years: Ceclle “Williamson, 9 years 6 months; Grace' May Woods, b vears ~lmira Evans, 4 vears 8 months; Josepline Carey Pace, 4 years 10 moaths. THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRKSS goods, corseis, Losiery, underwear, bed- spreads, towels, table-covers, laces, embroldery, lioings, trimmings. veilings, etc.. very cheap at Ploneer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifth st. L SNOW, TURKIL ATHS: hol and salt baths 107 O'Farr-Il st. B3 WANTED — POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper. 472 Stevenson st., room 9. B, s GEacE HAY-, CABINET baths, 2034 Powel! st., rooms 1, 2, 3. FOR s4: Pacific tel. 5580, &7, PAINTING, WHITINING, = PAPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 239 Third st. = s ok FISH, 10115 GRANTAV.EM 2; electriclan:alcobol 1u:<ish baths: unrivaled ALCO- BAD 1ENANTS EJiCTED rollections made: city or count Lollection Co., 415 Montgy st. room B, MME HANSEN; LA1EST GALVANIC battery and cablnet baths 116 ' aylor st EF MBS, STRWERT, ¢ and cabinet batis 12014 E STKAM eary, room |1 FITUATIONS WANTED—Continn. THON todo gentlemen's wasbing. IRL DESIRES SECUND WORK. CALL1018 T Church st. in the afternoon. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES WORK BY DaY: washiog, ironing, housework; reference. 919 G YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE 314 Thirteenth st. Howardst. ERMANGIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO cooking and general housework. 1022 Larkin. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. N MAN AND WIFE WITHUUT CHI).DREN want position on ranch: capable of taking full cha references a F. L, 419 Caltfornia s AL Y OUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS WANTS Work: is a carpenter by trade; handy with all Lools; eity or country. C. G, box 122, Call Office. BLACKSMITH. GOOD ALI-ARGUND MAX, wants work, city or country: best of refer ences. Address ¥. W., box 61, Call Office. HELF WANTED-Continued. YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 10 Liberty st, bet. Twentleth and Twenty-first. ED — EXPERIENCED HA DS ON 150 apprentices 64114 Stevenson st. NEAT GIRL XOR LI :HT HOUSEWORK: icep home. 812 Tuylor st GIBL FOR GEN X man preferrea. <RAL HOUSEWORK., GER- 1915 Eday st. G W ASTEU—8Y INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN. PO- sition as advertising solicitor; salary consid- eration. A. B.. box 100, Call. YQUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AT housework: 13 good plain cook; has llitle boy: city. Address 220 Third ., Toom 15, VERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general houseworkfor tend bakery: no post- als. Call at 2107 Powell 3t. JTUATION AS C)HOK OR TO DO GENERAL A housework; private family; city reference. 28) Miuna st TEADY YOUNG MAN, WITH YEAR® EX. perience, wishes a position as driver of a milk- WAgOD; referencess en. Addiess B. W., 85 Eddy st. Tt J3IELLIGENT YOUNG GERMAN (28 Ts) wishes work driving dellvery wagon, tiable or anything. Pleass address G. H., box 3, this office. (GABDENER_SITUATION WANTED AS gardener on lady's or gentleman's country piace: 7 years’ experrence In Sco'land; 6 years in New York and New Jersey; married; no family. Gardener, 605 Green st., San Francisco. MERICAN WOMAN WANTS PLACE AS £X bousekeeper: g0od seamstress: no_objection toctlidren. Address D.. box 37, this oftice. JLDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE ~ITU ATION 10 take care of infant or small children: best of references if required. MES. M., 120 seventh st., room 9. o2 PLTENT WOMAN, GOOD COOK AND ~ laundress: can give good citv or country ref- elences. Address 1.05% Frenklin st., cor. Bush. EWING AND | EPAIRING NEATLY DONE: home or in families. 11214 Grantave., room 8. TUMPETE J to do ho wages $15. TENT AMFRICAN COOK. LATELY 200d house- iren country preferred: ird st T WOMAN WISHES SITUAZ (O ework ; good cook and laundress. . C., box 4, Lali, modernte wazes 1.9 7T QWrDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO 4o gen-ra | housework in American family. Call 26 Gliber: s TEADY PLACE try. 1122 Market MIDDL -AGED WOMAN WANTS uation: competent couk, or general house- work. 155 Minnast RESSMAKER: FIRST-CLASS FITTER; siylish draper and designer: cuts by Taylor sysiem: by tbe day. MISS WAKWICK, 830 Geary st STENT WOMAN WANTS WORK e day; wa-hing, ironing or house Apply n basement, Hayes st ur. Fillmore. (QONPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSL tion us first-class cook in private family; would do some washing. Apply 3081, Hayes si. ERMAN CATHC C WOMAN WANTS Situation as working housekeeper or as cook in small American famil ; DO cards; references. 109 Leavenworth st YESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE \ general housework, plain cooking and wasne ing; wages $15. Pleasw address K. S., box 46, Call, WANTED — BY _MOST _RESPECTABLE Wwoman from the East, situation as nurse and has first-c ass references; can take | full charge of baby or grown children cali or addiess MRS MARIA GIBSO: O'Farrell st., Y. W. C. A, EXEERIENCED BOOKKEEPE lelsure time, would ilke empoyment in writ- iug up set ot boos for firm not requiring perma- nent booxkeeper; churges reusonable. G. B., box 9, Call Oftice. P W ANPED—SITUATION IN COUNTRY OR city, by a young man 30 years old; is expe- rienced bookkeeper and all-round man; not afraid of work: low salary; bond if required. ' H. J., box 5, Calt Oftice, HAVING ANTED — FIRST-CLASS immediately. 531 Sutterst. G'BL_FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 316 Haight. WAISTHANDS (G*RL TO MIND BABY; $6 A MONTH. 371 Lexington ave. HELP WANTED-—Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES. AR ARTNER WA TeD IN A WELL-PAYING commisslon business: establihed aad run by present owuer for 20 vears: excellently locaied: no night or Sunday work. For further informu- tion app'y to M. LissS, 5 Fourta. W ANTED—BUSHELMAN. 21 THIRD ST TANTED — COATMAKER. way, room 7, Oakland, Cal. TANTED — ERRAND-BOY. ter st., room 19. CHAIR BOOTBLACK STAND FOR SALE, cheap, at 32 Third st. 1055 BROAD- FRUITSTORE IN HEA RT OF THE liviug-room: cheap rent; good horse and waion; has an exceilent paylng busi- ness. M. LiSS, 5 Fourth. FANTED_YOUNG MAN ExprRiENcED | 140 : in poultry-raising on a larze scale: must be | from this city; able (0 use incuba.ors and brooders; handy with | carpenter’s tools and able to keep a plant in first- class shape; wages $20. P. B, box 9. Call. 14 McALLIS- y 3 GROCERY. PRODUCE AND POUL-~ . try business in Lively town not far Al bors: and wagon included: more than value in sight; clears $150 per montii and over: rent only $18; seliinz on account of dis- agreement Of partuers: tirial ailowed before buy- ing. M. LESS, b Fourth st f YQUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT bousework. 1035 Clay, cor. Mason. GBLWANTED IN FACTORY. APPLY ET- X TINGILR'S, 728 Market st. ELIABLE MAN TO LrASE VINEYARD , = on_shares; referenccs. Address V. V., box 2, 200 RESTAURANT HALF A BLOCK Call Office. $ » from Marketst: old established stands has a good payins trade; mUst be sold at once. M. B WANTED TO LEARN TRADE. FINK | LESS, 5 Fourih st FCIIIN R, 14 = b B ~F SALOON ON THIRD ST.; GOOD Y QUNG MAN IN GROCERY-SIORE: STATE $175. Soce orth $250; low rent good fix- references and salary expected. Box 53, Call. | tures- has siea must be soid this week. ANTED—TAILORESS ON COA Taylor st. S 619 (G\RL 10 ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUSE- work. Apply 1621 Leavenwortn s (GERMAN Ok SWEDISH GIRL: NOT OVER X ¥35: good cook; general housework and assist Wit children; $20." 2713 Bucuanan st. M. LE>S, 5 Fourth s. ($ 7= SALOUN AND LUDGING-HOUSE $ 1250. on busiest portion of the city front: 16 rooms; all 1urnisaed low rent: long lease: iy dol. ga fine paying trade; positive’ vaiue in sight for more than the price asked; bears full Investi« gation: must be sold, as owner is about to leave the State. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st ) ARBER-SHOP, COUNTRY HOIEL; OWN- er has to come ‘v the city: can be bought cheap. Apnly to STOLTZ, 630 Market st. JIBSI-CLASS BAKBER-SHOP FUR SALE. 1iquire of DECKELMANN BROS, TYLISH HAIRCUT 10¢; ELEGANT SHAVE &c; clean towels. 602 Facific st., near Rearny, JIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; $6 A month. 1763 Fifteenth st. Y JUNG MAN, AGED 20, WOULD LIKE PO- sition in wholesale or commission house; chance for advance an_object rather than salary; 1eferences. S, E., bex 122, Call Office. W ANTED—POSITION AS STATIONARY engineer or fireman by a relisble engineer of many years' exp rience Adaress W. HANSON, 1222 Cypress st., Oakland. 00D GERMAN WAITER WISHESSTEADY Job in hotel or restaurant: city or country. Address B. u., box 64, Cail Office. PAINTER WItH FULL SET OF STAGING t0dopainiiug by the day or contract work cheap. 121 Va encia st TPHOROUGH SALUON-MAN, WITH GUOD references, wants post 10n; city or country: it #greeible will buy inter st later. 455 Thirteenth. IRL FOR GE. AL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; wages $20. 836 Union st. ANTED—A GIRL TO ASSIST IN GEN- eral housework. 1605 Post st. 00D FINISHER ON &00d buttonhole-maker. A CUSTOM COATS; 604 O Farrell st. FINISHERS ON CUSTOM COATS: STEADY work. 106 Fattery W ANTED—GEKMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL for cooking and geueral housework; wages $20. 140914 Folsom st. (3 RLTO DO LIGHT HOUSEWOLK. APPLY T 2114 Green st. ¢ GROCERY AND BAR: PRESENT $-ZOO. owner there 4 years: best locality s of Varket; 3 nice iving-rooms; cheap rent: for $400: must be sold atonce; owner sick. M. LES-, 5 Fourth. I A GREAT BARGAIN: 56 NICKEL- F60. S0 machimes; worih £300: must be sold to-day; best speculation to make money; they are | easy sellers. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. RECEULLS wANTED EOR THE UNITED States marine corps. United States navy: able-bodied, unmarried men, beiween the agesof 21and 30 ' years, Who are citlzens of the United States, or those who bave legully declared thelr intention to becoms such: must be Of gzood char- Acter and habits and able t0 speak. read and write KEngiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For furiher information apply at the recrulting office. 20 Ellis st, San Francisco, Cal. i, ISHED IN A _GOOD——— COUNTRY TOWN—— Groeery and bar, fine corner.... Bakery and candy store, 2 rooms. Saloon, fine location. only. Hotel in country town near the city Restaurant and delicacies. . Saloon worth $2000, price ... .. Grocery and bar, fine new corner... Partner wanted 1., z00d business. 7 ANTED — FIRS1-CLASS EXPERIENCED clothing man: a so experienced furnishi £00d8 salesman: Window-dressars preferred: Eood sulary. Address H. (., box 119, Call. O} ADIES—COAT, VEST AND TROUSERS- makers wanted. Apply at 11 . M. atthe stev- ensou-st. enirance. CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. \ PPRENTICE; DRESSMAKING: MUST BE neaL sewer and cive 3 montns. 140834 Poik. [ OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WANTS POSITION 88 clerk n a store; experienced and good refer- ence. Please call a: §5 Steusrt st., rcom 27. J ANT i D—PRO L ES T GI .L FOK G eral housework: n0 washing. 1534 Mission. "OUNG GIRL TO MIND BABY: ASSIST ENTIST-SITUA ITON WANTED BY GRAD- with light housewos guod home; small uate ot experience. ROACH, box 8, Csil. wages. 210 Douglus, st.. near Eishteeuth. AN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION, | (VIRL To ASSI T HOUSEWORK: CHIL- M etner'n small country hotel or in minng camp: man understands all work around hotel and is fumliiar with mining work: w.fe is firsi- «lass cook and housexeeper aud good laundress. Address M. and W., box 98, Cali. Y QUNG MAN HAVING EXPERTENCE IN bookkeeping and wrapping departments in dry-goods houses wonld like situation as such or to make himseif generally useful. G. U., box 52, Call « tlice. W ANTED—PUSITION AS PORIER OR TO Wrap Of pack goois, or drive delivery-wagon. Address before Oct. 30, C. LIATON, 647 Minna st. (GARDENER. MIDDLE - AGED, would like a place in a private fam C., box 18, Cail Office. 1 GLE, 3o YUUNG MAN FROM THE EAST WISHES situation as plumber’s helper: 214 years' ex- perience. Address THOMAS DEKMUZ, 1756 Ninth uve., East Oskland. dren; $10. 1029 Shotweli st. AFERENTICE WANTRD FOR HAIR DRESS- ine. G. LEDEREE, 111 Stockton st. —_— SEAMSTESS ACCUSTOMED TO WORKING on dresses: also apprentice. 231 Post. r. 17. (GIBL FOR CIGAR-STAND. 25 KAST ST, (G'BL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSK. work and cooking: reference; required. 636 Laker st. DATTERSS 25c; DRESSMAKEKS FUKR. nished shops and families: positions free. Mc- DOW E LL Dressmaking, Millinery school, 103 Post. (QYERAIORS WANTED LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremont st. ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHEKS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. MIDPLE- 2AGED FROTESTANT WOM AW wunts a situation to do generai housework i 2 sma'l Ames & £00d CoOK: refer- e:ice from last Call or address Housewoik, 41 Ford st off Moe, bear kighteenth. WIDOW WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper in hotel or lodging-house: no ob- jection 10 widower with children. 28 Ellis st., room 1. ‘ TIDOW WANTS SEWING AND REPAILR- inx todo a¢ home. or Will' do_housekeeping. ;ali after 12 x. and evenings 116 Sixti st rin. 6, rst floor. I ELIABLE GIKL WISHES STEADY WORK of any kind a hours dally: wages $3 week, without board. W. B., box 101, Call Office. VARDENER AND FRUIT-GROWER SEEKS employment; 16 yeurs experience in orange- growing. W., box 8, Call Oftice. GARPENER, MARGLED, WISHES PLACE T in private family: good reference. W., box , Call Oftice. W ANTED-FIRST-CLASS wants sieady position: Address 521 Turk st. EXFERIENCED YOUNG MAN WISHES To finish his trale, biacksmith and wheelwright: permavent situution: starc on small salary. Ap- Pply JIM, 957 Market JAI’A)E\H AND CHINESE EMPLOYM T oflice, best heip, 3148 Sutter st.; te.. Grant 30. ENGINE R country preferred. GIKL WISHES G p Ritch st, bet ERAL JCANDINAV S Folsom and ) housework. Harrison. W ANTED—SITUATION 10 CARE FOR chiidren and sewing or upstars work or in- valid | Address 408 Laguna st. OUSEW. RK BY THE DAY BY MIDDLE. | aged woman. 12 Hawthorne st., bet. Second and Third. [ IMST-CLASS COOK WISHES SITUATION: understands German snd Ameri:an cooking: best of reference. Please cull at 1525 Post st. VW OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE Day wasning ur housecieaniug Address M. D., 103, Sun Jose ave "OUNG WIDOW FROM THE EAST WANTS a housekeeper's position. G. W. B., box 49, Call. > OUNG WIDOW DESIRE E mending Cali 118 Sixth TLEWAN'S 33. Yousa WIDOW FEOM COUNTRY WISH posiiion as housekeeper. Room 12, 1020 Mar- ket st TOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO general housework and second work; good ref- erence. 518 i aylor st., downstairs. OUNG GEKMAN LADY DESIR tion s houseceeper. Koom 7, 112 s POSI vlor st. 7OUNG LADY (STRANGEK) WOULD LIK a housekeeper's place: no olj-ction 1o coun- try. Room 24, 806 Market st, secoud foor. VW OMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY WASH- | Jug or cleaning. Call 1759 tioward at., down- stal-s. 1ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN ¥ housework. Please apply 235 Corbett roaa, near Denver st.; tuke Casiro-st. car and Lransfer to Eighteenth st. car. JOUNG SOUTHERN LADY position as housexee) ci.y or country. Call at WISHES A r in_ widower's bom 20 U’ Farrell, room 22 SSISTANT BOOKKERPER; NEAT YOU laay desires pesition: is an’ experienced and €Xpert slenographer: owns new Smith typewriter; good refercnces. Address 8. K., box 43, Call. 7 OU. WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er’s position. Call 1104 Mission sL., corner of Seventh, room 10. 7OUNG LADY WISHE~ TO MAKE HER- self generally useful around bacheior’s home. 285 O’ Farrell s, room 7. VW IDOW, STRANGE R, WISHES A PLACE AS housekeeper: city or country: or piain sewing ormending. Call at 821 Mission st., room 3. YOUNG WIDOW WISHES H USEKEED- er's position. 121 Monigomery st., room 8. YOUNG WOMAN DESIKES POSITION a8 housekeéper in widower’s home or to do plain sewi g Call 7 Grant ave., room 2 and 3. 126 EQURTH, ROOM 23 SECOND FLOOE— 1 12U Young widow wants a situation as house- keeper for widower. Y OUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE PUSITION as housekecper for widower. 23 Mason si., reom DIVIDEND NOTICES £ DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND No. 48 (80c per share) of the Hutchinson “ugar Plantation Co. will be payable a: the office of the company, 337 Market st.,on and after Wednes- day, October 20, 1897. Transfer bioks will close Thursday, October 14, 1897, at 3 P. M. E. H. SHELDUN, Becretary. £ JOLDERS OF FIRST-MOKTGAGE bonds of Sierra Rallway Company of Culi- fornia will please present for payment coupon No, 1, due Uctober 12, 1837, at ihe office of the com- pany, room 288, Crocier building, San ¥ rancisco, Cal’ SIEKRA RAILWAY CO. £ DLVIDEND NOTICE—THE BOARD OF directors of the Nevada Bank o San Fran- cisco has this day declared a dividend (No. 22) at the rate of six (6) Jer cent per annum for the quar- ter ending Sept. 30, 1897, payabie on and after the 15th of October, 1897." Transfer-books will be closed from the 10th to the 15th inst., both duys inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. ~an Francisco, Oct. 5. 1897. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. WEDISH FIRST-CL 1SS COOK: UNDER- stands all branches of cooking; 3 years' refes ences from last place MR<. NORTON, 315 Sutter. JANISE HOUSEGIRL WISHES SITUATION a8 first-class cook and housework; can take full charge: best references. MRS, NURTOUN, 315 Sutter st. (OMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND GIKL, best of city reference, desires a situation. J. F. CHOSETT & CO., 316 Su ter st. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICH—MKES, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (iel. Main 5332), furnishes best help of al: nationalities, W ANTED—GOOD HOME FOR 2 CHILDREN ©of respectavle German parents, girl 5. boy 8 years, separate or together, in_good famiiies, who Will raise Liem as their owni without pay. Address A. G. T, box 39, Call, ADMIABL: AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG iady desires in hotel, widor Geary st., room OUNG LADY (GERMAN) DESIRES 10 GET a housekeeper's place: widower's home or country hotel preferred. 207 Post st., room 8. /OUNG LADY, RUSSIAN, DESIRES PEu- manent piace as housekeeper; widower's home preferred. 228 Post st., room 2. PAISTING, WHITENING. PAPER-HANG- ing; roofs, guiters paiuted. kdwards, 1200 Webstr PANISH WILOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or elderly gentleman. Apply 3004 Mason st., room 1. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH UFFICK OF THE CALL rubscriptions and want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Cnl.\'l-:sz AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT olfice; best help. 41414 O'Farrell, Tel. K. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oflice; best help: tel. Grant 56. 80 Geary st. HUNTEL & Co. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 California stytel. main 231 JABANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 708 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125. XPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND telegraph operator seeks position; owns type- writer; best of recommendations. H. O., box 75, Call Office. OUNG HOLLANDER, HBANDY AND steady, wants work; low wages; can speak and write English. Address H. E., box 75, MAREIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS night watchman or truckmau, or any reiiabe work; good references. Address 511 Msson st. STEADY. RELIABLE AND SOBER Y. UNG Dane wishes piace in livery stable or any other work; is very handy. Address 1607 California st s or bachelor's home. 1201 ERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATLN 10 do housewor: and plain_cookine. 723 Hampsbire st, bet. Nineteenth sod Twentieth. PDRESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY DAY IN families or at home; perfect fitting: latest style: reasonable price. 155134 Mission st. G%gl‘l’. x:‘gfll”fl H?EBEXEBPE K, WITH | age, wis) ituation, WO 00k on ranch. Address W B bos 50 Call Cownxn WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS ©00k Or geueral housework. 3510 Minna gl W ANT POSITION AS JANITOR Ok DISH- washer. 6. E. WATROUS, box 18, Call Office. ANTED—A POSITION AS BUTCHER!IN A Sanchez st. rermapent place as housekeeper i —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE tubscriptions suu wan: ads taken. 61 NCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 26c to 5150 per night: 11 60 1o $6 per week: convenfent and respectable: sree bus and busgace d from the terry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. (3 1BL FOR COOKING AND HOUSEWORK, 3 canch, onoma County. $30: girls for house- work, country places. MURRAY & READY, Leaaing Empioyment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. 3 WAITRESSES, CITY RESTAURANT, 85 A *) week; 2 waltresses, country hotel,$20 and room; waiiress, cily restaucant, $6 & week: 4 waitsesses, restaurant €3 0 to $4 A week: 2 waltresses, Oak- land. $15 and room: 5 boarding-house waltresses, £15 and room: waitress, assist sewing, country, $15 and room: 3 waitresses, city, $12 and room. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. JIRL. MISSION, $25: GIRL COLUMBIA 7 square, $25: girl, Alam-da, $25: girl, Mill Valley, $: irl, Market. $20: girl, Washiagton $20; girl, Athlone. Cal., $20: girl, Bucnanan, $207 &irl, Golden Gate ave., $20; giri, 'Pine, 520 girl, Post, $20; girl, Geary, $20; girl, Octavia, $20; girl, Scou, $20: 8u giris, '$10, nice families MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. Gll{l.. HARRISON, £i56: GIRL, FARRELL, $16: girl, Point Lobos, $15; g rl, Larkin, $16: gir,* Post, $16; girl, Jersey, $1 $15; girl, Scott, $16; girl. M Fresno, $15; gir., Fair Onks, $1. gicl, Biue Canyon. $16: girl, MART] & Cu., 749 Market st ;i CHAMBERMAIDS, ASSIST WAITING, ) city or country, $i6 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. l 5 GERMAN OR SWEDISH SECOND GRL~; O citr: $15 to $20; call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 4 WAITRESSES, SAME HOTEL, COUNTRY, $20 and room; call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st } BENCH IRONER; found; call early. ket st. (YUK, 86 WEEK AND ROOM; 3 COOKS' Ko helpers, §5 week. MARTIN & (O, 749 Mar- et st. MPDLE-AGED WOMAN. ATHLONE, CAL., $20: nice place. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- ket st. ©) FRENCH SECOND GIRLS: CIT < piaces; Rirl, girt Bush, 107 ariinez, $15. LAUNDKY: 3250 AND MAKTIN &CO, 749 Mar- NICE 20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. JIRST-CLASS COOK, BERKELEY. $50 AND room; callearly, MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet. M OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; ;M Winchester House, 14 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms; zsc 0 $1'50 per night: $1 50 (o $6 Per week: free bus and baggage to and from f; A LARKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL bubseriptions and wan: ads taken. HELP WANTED-MALE REAT MINE. - Wanted, 50 men as laborers for the largest mine-own-r3, linited, 1 America: upward of 1500 men emloyed: capital, ($15.000 V0V) fifteen miliion dollars; 1o experience required: good la- borers wanted: wages from to $39 per mouth, found: steady job year round and S P. R. . gives us reduced railroad rates for these men. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ARPE FOR LARG smith for large ranc and found: granite-cutter, . 634 and 646 Clay st. NCH. BLACK- Burleigh dridler, $50 day. MUKRAY & REAT SAWMILLS —— T Wanted—30 more laborers for these gremt mills and woods, $0 (0 $55 per mo.ith and found, to bandle lumber, wo k in mills, woods, eic., no experlenc: required, half fare paid, S. P. K. R. has giv-n us cheap R. K. rites to tnese places: 40 woodchoppers, $2 60, #2 10 and $1 60 cord, tools and food furnished: 30 tiemakers, Sc each; 50 shing.e-tolt makers, £1 50 a cord. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 656 Clay st. RIZONA FREEL urant and coffee +al00n Cigar-stores from $100 to. Candy-stores from $100 t HENRY C. DECKER, 102 ORSALE BY STRAND & CO.,1032 M ARKE’ F Restaurant, $125: saloon, $250—— —Butcher-shop, $900; branch bakery, $150— Grocery. bar, $350: lodging-house, 12 rooms, $350. To buy or sell see STRAND & CO., 1U32 Market. *100 GOOD PAYING HOTEL IN LIVE- < « ly town of 8000 fnhabitants near S. F.; large number regular boarders and good tran- sient custom; rent only $50: lease: & genuinegood { bargain. Inquire WILKE, 783 Market st. 750 GHOUERY-STORE, BUITER, EGGS . and provision route: buldings. lease, furniture, horse aud wagon; best chaace in town for anybody starting; ren:’ $12 Corner of Shot~ well and Army sis. LATHEH WITH GOOD REFKRENCES CAN obiain employment aud a home of his own on the best terma. ~ luquire box 11, Call Uilice, Oak- land. ANTED—LADIES TATLORS; GUOD PAY M. J KELLER & CO.. Oakland! W CH \IR BARBEK-~HOP FOR SALkK IN mountain town: pop. 3000. l:quire of Deck= eiman Bros. or WILIL & FINCK CO. 9() BOYS BETWEEN 15 AND 18 YEARS (fage. Apply at 200 Sutter s.. | ARBEL'S ASSOCIATION —FREE FMPLOY- ‘ment Office. S. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Grantave. 615 W ANIED_GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fl yonr feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom 81, $2, $3, $4 und 5, at 563 Mission st bet. First'and Second. 10 EIx LA cloaks. B E VR F LYt MEN'S CALF SHOES §175; TO ORDER $2 50: men’s hai! soling 35c; heeling 20¢; strictly one price. 959 Howard st ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 360; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. 1st and 2d. "‘.’ A ED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76415 Mission: men to take rooms: 10c, 16c and 25¢ per night; 60c. 90c aud $1 per week. W AN TED_MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops. tools posiuons furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions and wanc ads takem 400 FANCY GOODSSTORE WITH BACK $ . Toom al: furnished for housekeeping; parior, bedroom, kitchen and pantry: furniturs alone worth the money : no agents. A. A., box 14, Cali Office. Li. KINDS OF PAINTING AND CAL- ciminicg; wood polishing done elther by the day or contract; very reasonabie; all work guar- soteed. G.M.'S, 1848 Howard OR RENT—AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS for watchmaker: price $10. Address Stockion Loan Uffice, 39 North kI Doradost., Stockton, Cul. 100D CHANCE FOR RESTAURANT MAN; G 7 turnished rooms for saie cheap. Olympla Restaurant, North Vallejo. OPERATORS ON LADIES MINOFF, 1228 Market st. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beer or wine 5¢; best sree lunch. 643 Clay. PAB,NEE WANIED BY A LADY IN PAY- ing business. %23 Post st., room 2. FXRBT-L'LASS “HaNCE FOR A FIR: CLASS grocerin a new market, cor. Grove and Lagana; opened nexc Saturday; ail fixiures put up by the corporation. Inquire at ihe marke: of CHRIS MERCHANT, or 706 Ivy ave. OR SALE IN HAYWA(D~—A GOOD-PA Y- ing business: ail cush: require $500 capital; this will staud investigation. Address R. E., box 78, Haywards, Cal. $500, WELL- ESTABLISHED COFFEE - and lunch house: big profit: party leaves city. D., box 5, Call Uffice. $’ BAKER I TATIONERY; 5 LIVING- OU. rooms: renv $12060; account sickness 904 Folsom st. (COAL WOOD AND STABLE BUSIN 2 OUMS, 150 1V “bc P 1 duo AV el \ ver week. Orienial, 4 5 Drumm st URDINARY SEAMEN QAILORS AN > 504 DLavis, near Jackson. wanted at LaN QL S ROOMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 760 Dand 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. “HO HOUSE, 86315 MA LKET ~T.— KOUMS 20c, 23¢ 10 50C night: $1 to 52 week. UT OF UNCA 4 up to $1 20, 300 1D-FOR SHOES FROM 250 562 3ission st., vet. 1st and 2d. PAIKS—ANOTHER LUT OF MEN'S shoes: been siightly damaged: at less S8 FOR than one-fourth their value: from 28c to $2 80 sale: owner retiring; here 11 years 1628 862 Mission st., bet. First and Second. Market st. VY ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR ESTAURANT AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD Market: 300 rooms, 25¢ & night; reading- to-day: make offer: all in running order; ac- room; tree 'bus and baggege .0 and from the ferry. | count of departure, 210 ~econd si. 9526 NLSION S1-—BRANCH OFFICE OF ARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL: MAN- Y 29, D CALL: sULSCOPUOLS Aud WALG wds ufacturing business: large returns. J. Kikl- taken LETT, Postoflice, Oakland. ! Wanted—25 more 2-horse leamsters for Ari- Zona, “iree’” fare: raiiroad work and frve fare both ways. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 656 Clay. UTTER-MAKER AND RUN SEPARATOR, $30 and found: miiker, §20; 20 farm, vineyard and orchard hunds different places, $25, $20 and $16: 3 choreboys. $10 and found; farmer and wite, $30: 40 scraper teamsters, 336 and fourd; 50 2-horse scraper teamsters, $20 and found. fora large bank and syndicate company: 30 laborers. d.fterent places. $1 75, 1 60 and #1'50 day, »26 per month and found, MUKKAY & READY, 634 xnd 636 Clay st UTCHER FOR A LARGE RANCH. $25 AND found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. (1!)0]\' AND WIFE FOR A NICE PLACE IN ) country, $40 and found: cook for a saloon, city. $z5 and found: German cook. City_resiau’ rant, $10 & week ana found: 3 wai ers, $20 and $25 3c oks, $40, 835 and $50; 3 d shwashers, #15 and $20, and other places at MURRAY & READY'S, Leading Employment Agents, 634 ana 636 Clay st. HABNESCMAKER: FARMER, BEE BOSS here. §20; 3 ranch teamsters, $20: Swis butter-maker, #40. C. k. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st. ANTED, TOLOLLE ersacierks KNOX i WAGES DUE LABOR- llection Agey, 110 Suttec. TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- jow Sixih, for a room: Y5 a bight: $£1 a week. W ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that £d Kolkin, leno House proprie- tor. sulll reas Denver lous 217 Third st.: 138 large rooms: 8¢ per nighi: 31 10 83 ver week. $’00 GROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING- OV, roms: good stack. 117 Fillniore at. FUR SALE—BAKERY AND DAIRY PRO- duce, with or without route. 8 Guerrero st. ERMAN LADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN partner. Koom 15, 1118 Market st. 25175 3 NEAR POST- sickness cause of selling. JOR SALE—OX ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS OF owner, an old well-established grocery-store, AGENTS WANTED. L) W ANTED—ENERGETIC LADY AGENTS; | with bar, together with 2 story house of 5 rooma big profits. Address B. P., box 81, Call. and bath; aiso large barn, horse. grocerv-wagon, etc. Apply to owner, H. KOSIEE, Fourth and GENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our celebrated teas, coffees, spices: big in- ducements offered: wrii@ for par:icuiars. asents wanted everywhere: {ree watches, bicvcle: dishes. Great American lmportiog Tes Co.. 52 Market st., Sun Francisco. Webster sis., Oaklaud. $‘)500 LIVERY STABLE: CENTRAL 4 » location: old established: clearing monthly $200; full value In siock; casn, or ex- coange haif for ranch. L. OESTERREICHER, 630 Market st. TS WANTED FOR MEDICATED : positive safeguard; $1: also tonic all female troubles: for bome use. ddv LD-ESTABLISHED CANDY FACTURY AND retall business for sale; owner will stay with Euly until January 1, 189%, 50 as 0 give him full nowledge of busiuess- Apply Call Office. *6,5() FOR SALE — GENERAL BLACK- $b00 smith-shop; inone of the best towns of FURNITURE WANTED. NOOK AND WAITEK, $25: ITALIAN COOK, f830: "shorvorter cook . coun ry, $25: dish- C. R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Gear; QRENCH WOOD-POLI>HER; LAUNDRY s:archer: washer; shirt ironer. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Gear - st washer. etc. XPERIENCED RESTAURANT $50. C R. HANSEN & CO., 108 1ILKER, SEE BOSS HEKE 9 A. R HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st. OOK. $30 AND ROOM: 3 COOKS, $7 a v 2 pight cooks, $25 and room: oy ster cook, $35 and room; couk, $5 & week; cook coun- iry, ‘850 and room- second cook, $7 Lo §8 a week. MARTIN & (0., 749 Market st JTCHER, ary st. M., §30. \ COOKS, BOARDING-HOUSES, $25 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. FANTED—MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER. in winehouse as barkecper: aiso act s3 ludoor sman: state last employment address: Ger- man speaking preferred. B. 5., box 143, Call. WAITERS, $5 AND £6 A W 2 WAIT- 4 ers. 320 and room: ¢ waiters, 815 and room; 2 waiters, §7 a_week; waiter, Tailroad eating- house. MAKRTIN & CO., 743 Market st. \ © DISHWASHERS © tuble men, $25 nashers. $5 & weel week. MARTIN & C0., 749 Market st. 4() LABOERS AND TEAMSTERS, work, $1 75 per day. MARTI Market st. 0 AND ROOM; VEGE- 1d $30 per mon:h: 2 dish- 4 dishwashers. $3 t084a EADY & €O, 749 Cl)ol( AND WAITRESS; SOUTHERN CALI- fornia; $70 aud room. “MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market Sonoma Co.; stock and tools worth the money: 3 rooms connected. F.R. BITTNER, Petaluma, al, SEE BEMIL COHN BEFORE DISPOSING OF furniture. saloons, groceries, etc. ; goods sold on commission: 0w rates. 632 Market. Tel Clay 47, W _ P BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Lackin. DARTNER W ANTED, RESTAURANT; small amount. Inquire 26 Sacramento st. ASH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, J full value. ETC.; Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st. J. NEUM AN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUYSiAND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCIION Montgomery st.;hich J5X0U WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSK pess see Cal. Business Exchange, 850 Market $35(0). BESTAURANT: GOOD LOCATION; - nicely fitted up: good morning and evening trade; trial given. Inquire Call Office. W ANTED—PARTNER. WITH $400: BUSL ness honorable and permanent:experisnce not necessary: working man preserred. B A, bx 120,Call = 8175 JENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED BY young Easternlady. 10134 Grant ave., room 1&1 $100. BEANCH BAKERY, LUNCH-R00) - and plano for sale. G. G., box 38, Call (390D SALOON AND CIGAR-SIAND FOB sale; opposite ferry. 25 last st. Yi)UNG GIRL, STRANGER, WANTS GE tleman partner. 906 Market, room 24, 24 fir. $600. pionmG notions: 3 living-room: rent cheap: sold on account of death of owner, APp.y 6.2 Telegraph ave., Oakland. Co. REMOVED .0 19 ¢ prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 ROOMS WANTED. BARGAIN; SALOON CENTRAL; PIANO TO EXCHANGE FOR ROOMS AND +£00d business; cheap rent. 805 Howard, board: centrai location. P. R., box 14, C ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. WANIED—BY STEADY, MIDDLE- AGED gentleman, nice sunny room and breakfast, with sirictiy private family, where there are no young children or other jroomers preferred. Ad- dress W. W, box 4, this office. —— HOUSES WANTED. W ANIED_SMALLUNFURNISHED HOUSE by 2 single men. 128 Fifth st. GROCERY-STORI AND BRANCH WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. OPCORN—WE WANT YOUR BEST POP- corn; send samples Immediately; highest price. CRISP CG, 714 Market st. P! NING-ROOM, KITCHEN, WITH RANGE, tolet. 405 Geary st.; experienced parties. © BOYS, AGED 16 TO 18, FOR STORE WORK; 84 per week,e.c. MARTIN & CO.,749 Market. (UK ANDW ITRESS COUNTRY, $45 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. G kMAN OR SWEDISH COOK: FAMILY 5; $30. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RENGH COOK, 'RIVATE FAMILY, $25, etc. MARTIN & CU., 74y Market st. EEMAN WOMAN, COOK FOR MEN, 25 Scandinavian girl, housework, $25; 2 French second girls. $20; cook, American family, $25; German nursegirl, $12: upsiairs girl, $15: 20 girls, housework: #15 and $20. C, K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st FRENGH GIRL, S8LCOND ~WORK, OAK- land, §.0; see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W AITRESS, NKAR CITY, $20; SEE PARTY Bere. C. K. HANSLN & 'CO., 108 Geary st. RESTAURANT WAITRESSES, CITY, $4, #5. 815 and room: cnambermaid, $15; walitress, C. It HANSEN & C0., 108 Goury st. OLO®ED NURSE: $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sixth st. JMPANION AND LIGHT WOKK; 15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. EAT LOUSEWORK GIRL; $30. MISs CUL- LEX, 323 Sutter st. N W AITRESS, $20. MIsS CULLEN, 323 Suster st. SEAMV"I‘HEHH. $20. MISS CULLEN, 3823 Sutter st. e S e JERMAN SECOND GIRL, 825, MISS CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter st. MANAND WIFE, $35. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st, NEATS SECOND GIRL, SAN JOSE, #20. MISS (ULLEN, 328 Sutter st. : 3 cooks, German style, $25. 5: 2 waltresses and chamber- malds. $.0; restaurant waitress, $5 8 week: 2 ironers in laundry, $25, and girls for cooking and housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & C0., 316 Sutter st. Pt D s O koS SR e N DG girls of all nationalities. ! 3 GIRLY, GERMAN COOKINw, §25; 5 GER- man girls. housework and cnokln& 2203 girls to assist. $10 and $15. German Em; Office, 417 Powell st. ln b GERMAN SECOND GIRLS, $15®AND $20. 4 SRCEOBERT, 417 et st ¥ notel or restuurant. Address J. D., 1701 ARPENTER AND GENERAL HANDY man wants job; no objection to the country. Address C. and H., box 40, Cull Office. GEBMAN WISHES SITUATION AS POR- ter, bedmaker orany kind of kitchen work. Address 155 Minna st. WALNTED_LAUNURES: FOR AN INSTL tution, $25: waitress, $25: 10 young xir's, light housework, $15. MR~, NORTON, 815 Sutter. —_— le::':aAss IA.f!'l'IBN" COOK. WILLING an n¢: small American » MES N, L. HARNETT, 419 Stockton l‘m % COUKY HELPERS. $15 TO 30 PER O month. MARIIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. WANTED ON CUSTOM 106 Battery st. HOFEL PORTEL, 815, ROOM, ETC. MARTIN & CO., T49 Market st. 2 BARBERS, §18 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO, 749 Mdrket. E-<TAURANT BUTCHER. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market. ANTED—2 YOUNG MEN AS HOSPITAL atiendants; mechanical draughtsman; 5 coal- miners, 82 50 day: miikers, $15 and $20: laun- aryman for hotel; choreboy for ranch, good home teamsters, $1 50 day; woodchoppers, tiemakers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 6:8 Sacramento st. ANTED—COOK, COUNTRY RESTAU- rant. $35 to $40 and increase: ranch cook, $15: assistant baker, $20 and found: waiters, dishwashers and others. Apply to J. ¥. CROS. ETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. MAN AND WIFE, $85. MISS CULLEN, 328 M suter. JOTICE PO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT keepers—The Germun Coo:s’ Soclety has re- moved from 14 Geary st. to 651 Mission st. J USILING SALESMAN WITH 500 TO manage luterior branch; no loss guaranteed: Pproper sa esman can make big wages. Address L. A., box 10, Call- s Was 1ing busi Dan st. OAT-MAKER coa s: steady. TEADY MAN IN GOOD PAY- ness: capltal $100. Appiy 410 Bran- (,BEEN HANDS, SLAMEN AND CARPEN- ! ters for coast and England. HEKMAN'S, 637 Clay st. Fllns‘r-class PAINTER WANTED. 16 EL- 18 st S!:A MEN FUR KUROPE, AUSTRALIA AND Tabiti at 608 Montgomery st dress B. R., box 80, Call. week. 1121 Harrison. PARINGR, ¥OR have some capital; IRST-CLASS ZSECOND.-HAND BICYCLE; cheap: cash; Columbla preferred. Bike, box 8, Call Office. A, KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILLPAY CASH for clothing and books. OOLS UF ALL KINDS, LIQUOR-STORE: MUST STOVES AND German preferred. S, ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market | box 187, Call. LD GOLD. GULD DUST. JEWELRY. ETC, ENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCK In bought. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farrell, Menlo Park, for sale, and_store for rane. oty On easy terms: advertiser has Quiring his attention. Address O. K., box 60, LD TOLL-GATE SALOON, ON SAN BRUNO road, below Six-mi.e House; good business; sickness cause of sale. OUNG LALY FROM KUROPE DESIRuS gentieman partncr. Room ¥, 111 Geary st. LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT A ND R & MOVED. short notice. J. g AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- e e off cloching bought. Add. COLEM AN, 41 Third. LODGING-HOUSES. A S e 495, LODGING-HOUSE: 16 ROOMS; ALL . black wainut furniture; rent reason- able: busy location; fiue place for steady or transien: trade. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st 14_3053, H;’U“'b::o CA?H % o2 B. FRENCH, 318 Van Ness. 20-r00m house, best 1n city looo \OFFEE S 3 = - 29 rooms, on Kearny st b E AND TEA ROUTES SUPFLIED Sroomn Basviey Boon. 2% | & from CASWELL &CO0S, 415 Sacramento st : oot SO 0 Ssommento . o e e 1800 | STLEND.D STERN-WHEEL RIVEK PAS. room house, Sixih st 800 | A senger and treignt s:eamer for saie - A poly o room house, 8200 cash . 50| & K STAUELER, General Agent North Pacifio H4-room house, ciears §150 1800 | Batway, 638 Market st., S. F. J 14-room houseon Eddy.. e e — _ 14 ot Baoss on Heenn e aee i LAND AGENCY LHIS PAPEL 1N City proverly, ranches and. business 0| P quire wis office oras 185 Yhird si., Portiand, Usiness piaces saie and exchange. H. (. Di-CKER, 1029 Macker, ROOMS; NICKLY FUKNISHED; 10 Gt T e e SIS ED; avL oc —_— % Ot ANTED — LODGING-HOUSE; 16 OR 34 Tooms: cash puid if suitabl 1257 Stockton st., rm. 2. o ociatareay 'LAT 14 KOOMS FOR sA. K fall; low rent. 1055 Milolfi.?.n 3-ROOM HOUSE: NEWLY FURN. all oceupied: Ausirian nouse. Sy YLSEE 350 22-ROOM COK:\EA(HDUSE N1C] » 5 n » NICELY ;@mnd i furnished: all full; 800d location. 231 RESTAURANT AND ~ LODGXNG-HOUEE p 4 reat in Eimhurst. E e L e Tnquire bex 11, Call Office, Uregon. —————————— FURNITURE FOR SALE. T e A A e A A A~ {URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN~ K ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. 121 Y ZOLE—8-ROOM FrLaT nished; 5 rooms rented. OUSEHOLD KANGES ALk 1 Bl H JOHN F. MEY ERS CO., 947 x.if.l’m. WELL FUR TRADE; teady roomers, 1G BAKRGAIN IN FURNITU RE; SnLLINg, out: going to Alaska. 8t6 Mission st L 2 3 LALKIN—BRANUA OFFIC p T 615 cAi-lGhia s orFics o e PHYSICIANS, Gu-.n DRY-GOODS CLERK: week. B., box 45, Call Oflice. WAGES $10 A NlanY FURNISHE D N G- SK Tooms; sickness. 3. 5, box 3, Cuit QU 10 ey SO’ DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, Ri9 2864 25th su; diseasés of women & specialir.