The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 15, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 153, 1897, Following wers ibe eaies in the FacitisSiock Eoard yesterday: EEGULAR FPRSION—10:30 THE MERITS OF THE BELL NENU Mrs. Haines Was of the. 100 Amn 200 Ala. 200 ... 400 Andes 200........ 200 Beicner. 100 203 400 100 200 | 1600 .. 300 Buliior 150 Challze. 500 CCV.1.42%% 00 L Wash.. 05 .00 . e | }5“0 1.47 200 Mex. 551 200 . Opinion That It Was |08 s G 2 e AFTFRNOON AFSATO: 30, 16200 CCV..3.47345 10 Ophir 1.02 181000 .1.50%00 . % 207 Alvha. 200 Ala. ] Very Rank, 50 500 Savge 31200 . 920) BE&M. . 200r Nev 11235 11> S ‘i Fisher Ames Declared Thatlbé Mammy Pleasant Gave Him Chicken, George Eaton "Said the Oolored Woman Carried the Oash of the Household, CLOSING QUOLATIONS THURSDAY. Oct 144 P. . S aeaT Bid Asked Bid dsked, Alpha Con.... 14 15 ;ustice... . 36 3 s + s H en 8 s Once upon a time gossips said that Fred | Alia...... a8 f“;;“\fi"m s Bell was in love. Anyhow a comely and | Beicher . ... 53 & Sextean .. 83 84| fashionsble woman, Who admitted she | Kest & Bicar. 61 gncciden i had formerly shared some of his atien- | (aedonis.. 41 —oUverman.. :g ;} 3 red i ey’ | Chotlar ... 74 7 Potost tion, appeared in Judge Coffey’s court | (k'!::_ e v e “ 50 yesterday to assist him in his eftorts 10 | Cnalienge Con. 43 45 eg. belcier 1; 15 oust bis mother from the guardianship of :mh:;urg;m\- e 1:: St "{h_ o7 her children. | Ciown Patst . 72 7 ferrs Nevada .10 116 Mrs. Edna Haines is comely and fash- | ;n;nti:;eq\:!:m = Y,i, rl.:::\iz‘(?.u' : ~l-!;z = jonable. She swept into the court wWith | Gouid & Carrv. 47 4€ Ctah.. 22 28 — Yellow Jacke. 64 0s 66 thai swagger that characterizes the seif- | :‘!:im-t Norers.1.26 possessed woman. Mrs. Haines, it bap- |~ ™° pens, was once a central fizure in one of | the many mysteries that surround the| house of Bell. Whnen Fred Bell went over | the banister, on the night of Aprii 23, 1896, Mme. Grundy bad the young mar- zied woman mixed upin the affair, and | tIOCK AND BOND EXCHANGH THUKSDAY. Oct. 14-2p. & TNITED STATES BONDS. Bid_ Asked. | T Fas eonp.11214 Lcpew wsuei.d MISCELLANEOUS mo¥DY. woman a call when he almost went to hus death. Afterward he exonerated Mrs. Haines from all suspicion, when Le con- fessed that he was intoxicated at the Lime and tbat his assailant was no otber than Los ang Lds 100 |tacto ¥ & L. 09 LoGneed 63 9934 1005 EFENPR5x. 10374104 M&tstCbieds 125 even went £o far as to hint that Mrs. | (abmCnissy 5383 — }?».[:-(:-f.s" =i Haines could shed much light on the| (niraCW5s 48 191, [Lesiiede. JoBis — matter that almost !egulled ina lr{zedy, | f::':“;{,’zr_f o ‘l’,':"a";“‘""‘;: T | 1t was known that Fred Sell was in the | jaCiikuse — 10935 baCaRy Sy |~ 100 ) B > — wiest i B house for the purpose of paying the young | Searyss 483 = U0 TipwiscMBSILS ‘ | 12615 rPRRArzS) 9935 9! 55 110 " I=FKKCalss. U8 .10 w SEHHE AL 1 2] ~PLrRCaids 10815 | LokyCon s 106 | NatVinés 1se | NevUNgh7s 9% 4 NHyOal 0a. 10715 — |EVWaterse. 1175,1i814 FaT DEyca o3’ — 7 ub [nVWatecds. duidg 023, John Barleycorn. | NPC6s....106 10710 mikinGkbos 9515 — Mre. Haines was at one time a resident WATKR STOCKS. of tne Bell houseon Gctavia street, the | coniracosta 43 50 [Sprug Valley 9¢3j 9955 guest of Mammy Picasant forfive months. | BanuGa.... 20 — | Ehe was on the witness-stand yesterday io | et st U e tell how ine housebold was managed. | Central, L — 9714 9714 “Mrs. Pleasant was the boss of every- | MEWGLIFE 1usg 111 el thing,”” said Mrs. Haines. “She wasthe | ras G fwp 9414 — | £ mistress, in fact, of the children and their | INSURANCE STOCKS ihe bouse.” Then at Attorney Schooler’s leading | M::. Haines went into the details of the | daily menu served the house. She char- | acterized it as ‘‘rapk.” his did not please Fisher Ames a bit, and he had her | admit that one day when he ate lunch at | the family table there was cold chicsen | and a host of other delicacies to select | irom. Ames would have it that he| thought this a good enough “'soread” for | anybody, but Mrs. Haines said this colla tion had been provided in expectation of | the visit of the lawye i Th2 examination drifted to young Beli’s 1 | Bankof Cal. 22 Cal BL&ET C6100 sav Rera&LOA. i 465 HombS&L 1451 Mutual. ... 35 affairs. Mrs. Bell herself had nothing to | “"m-n‘-g:w‘a i - o Z 1 MERCIAL BANK STOCKS say, absolutely nothing, while I was m[ Mot 8815 — |Lires Natioa 1883 — ondonP&EA. 1293413 Mereh £x. 3% UANK STOCK4 116y 40 Eray Uiion 160 XAILROAD STOCKS. 12 [oakSL&Hay Presidio. e 100 6% CRLLANKOUS £TOSKS. % 99 |Na: Vinca —_DceanicS4ce 4 I'ac Aux €\ PucioraxCa. 100 Fart raiuiia faii in the Bush-strect house. Ames was curious tv learn what the young man was ‘% doing on the third floor of the residence | SALES—MONN LS4 taseiv ¥, at 1 o'clock in the morning, but Mra. | O e Devostt. R 100 00 Haines couid tell nothing along these| gg s+ Gas & ticcoric Co... o7 50 1ines of her ewn kno“ledg;. )I{s. Haines | 300 s l; Gaslight ”g :b‘fl stated that at one time Miss Marie Bel! | 50 &V Water 5 - 2 was anxious to dispose of her interests in | $3000 S ¥ & X ¥ Reilway Boods. 1ege the estate in order that she might et | g X away from home andstudv 10 be a nurse. | 10 AngioCallfornia Bank..... . 56 00 Georze B. Eaton testified that Mrs. | $2C00 Los Angeles Light Bonds 100 00 Pleasant was in the habit of drawing the | #4005 F & N P Rallway Bouas o checks for the housenold exjenses. He | R R e st o said that Mrs. Bell berself never carriea | 109 8714 an account in her own name. Attorney | 89 t0 Schooler announced tiat his case was 93 6414 closed. Mrs. Bell will tell her side of the e .. story on Monday morning, DRIVEN FROM HER HOME. HOTEL ARRIVALS. i i | i RUSS HOUSE. | | | | S = | 3 E Raker, Alturas G CTarner & w. Cedarv Oane of the Pathetic Chapters in Mrs. | A ftubenstin, Hanford W Brinan, ~an Ardo : A. Levy’s Life, | D Bidart. San Ardo J W Hathburn, San Ardo < = W H Kennedy.SanArdo H Wictpen, Ssc amento A pathetic scene was witnessed at the | Mis W Witipén, Sacio gs Wilifs, & r;:ne-lgl o o Mrs M £ Kobson, Sacto F M Spencer,Gibsonville corner of Ellis and Baideman' strects | Js M X wobeon Zacte ¥ M Spencer,Oibs Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. A. Levy | Mrs £ We h. Sen Jese J :‘-Ix:n, san Jose j i | J Hannal, SanJose C Bradley, Pescadero was qe_cted frum the house in which she | LS Hudoiph, Lompoc ~ W.J Brasstaler & & Cal has resided for nearly a quarier of acen- | G; . Carr. Carrviie .E)uc.c. 3 Cnrr\llbl‘em <G Evals Nashville Jones, 'Va ley For i I CSteele, Pescadero Mrs F X ~teele, Usl Aged and feeble, Mrs. Leovy fought the | 3i-s k stecie, bescadero ¥ W Grimsnaw, Sacto cers ve i ir | 4 Davis, Sacramento J H Jackson & w, Stockn . R = C ¥ Co ombet, Sacto L Cox. Waisonvil shrieked toat she would die rather than | F k Mook, Watsonville G Hawley, ~onom quit tne bouse. The oid lady was taken to | G E Beonett, Nil-s 8 C Fisher, Stoc:ton toe Receiving Hospital. 73 Standiey, sherwood J A Ford, Ukiah T sbend of AT bet his | CJones, Sucramenzo I Cunningbam, Ukiah and of Mrs. Levy before his | Joiics Napa F W ked, Sau Lirgo death was quite a prominent fruit mer- f MrsJ H Miier.Cheualls R 31 John o, Cal chant. He left her considerable property, | H P Mctieavr. Peialunia ¢ W Phil 1ps CpperLake 3 3 e Al i Mere S ~miths, Men including the house a: Ellis and Beideman | 3, ¥ Meretin. Qo | IV K mit), Mevo streets. Sickness and reverses came and ng, Sacto the property vanished, nothin - remaining GRAND HOTKL. but the house. This was mortgaged 1oa o, Aroackle W D Grady, Fi loeal bank, and the story is tolua. rey. Los ang H E Merriil, C . C Kramer, Wash, b C W H Jones. J A.exander, Cal J P Howe, ~eattie W W Corey, 5t Louis CF Foster, Red Biuff H Harroid, oston B | hiue, Independence JW Frankel. Ind A M Duncan, Ukiah Van Duz-n, Ukiah CJ Cavansuzh, Fu Bragg Mrs J W Kemp,Los Ang L Prage, Idubo H Maggard.siii gfiela ¥ Page, rureka 1s Browninz, San Jose S C Balch, Los Ang © Camp, Loalsville J J Boysen. “alin < 5'W Clawson & L W Grant, Salinas Mrs E Boo.er. Ariz | A B Fairbanks, ~acto P A Evell, § D Macariuey, Antioch & H Bucnoam, v Staley. Deadwood ickson, Lo« Ang Los An-eles u, Fuller.on PALACE HOTEL, ', Los An-eles W P Mcintosh, Stanford Mcintosh Stanford J Kemp Van ke, London W R Beall, Londen WA Fi Denver | E S 1ves. Arizona Agnes Halier, Michigan J 3 jeszynsky. NY W H Thornton, N Y H R Dixon, New York Mrs H R Dixon, N Y H L i.0berts, S G B Robbin:. Chicago > J Johnson. Ci W Knabe. Bxifmore £ s Babcock, Coronado Mrs E Babcccx. Coronado T Munasing, N Y M W Newmark, Los Aug | M Waikes Lonis Levison, ¥ Y Lt Sophi A Dailey, Detroit J R Nebt, St Juseph Charles F ~cott, N'Y G Gibson, ~ Mr McLaugalin. StaCruz Miss Mciaughiin, s Cruz R Granem, sacramento G & Goodman, Napa ¥ Goodman, Nspa & D ridridge, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL Mrs L A Karkson, S Jose T Alexander, N Y J koberts, Saciaments B Aien, Cal J C Crooks, Hay wards M £ Harris, Oakland 3 Goddard, ~outh Africa G Cars m, New Aimaden K F Krafts, Sscramento L Winu New Almaden Dr C A Haoson, Yreka M Stol.z, Sydney Mry Hanson. Yreka K G tutnill, Poruand N p Melson, Chicago s M L Coftin, Carson J A Adsms.Los Angeles F. L Jteinquin, Va lejo 3 Cain, Nev Mrs Relaquin. Valiejo x inompson, Berkrley S levy, Lower Lake J E Doyen, Portola Jirs Levy, Lower Lake ¥ B Clark, N Y W E Moore, Cincianati T Fitch Jr, Stockton J A Parsons, Belvedere LICK HOUSE. Mrs 3 W Hopkins, Cal Mrs J F Berrioger, Cal L F Moulion, Colusa R J iangford, Sun Jose W B Roberts, Cal W J Honeyman. Portind £ W Wright,Bakersfield A B Evans, Bakersfieid C Wern:ren, Por.land T A Henderson, Cal T I Conway & w, BC C Bec<er, Fresno G McMulien, ~acio J Warner, 1acoma 10, 1=coma oan, ~alt Lake hews, N Y cCoy, Or THE STOCK MARKET. There was not much change io mining stocks on the eariy calls yesterday, though Beicher sod up 1080c on the noon informal session. The ferling | was Irregular, some 510cks advacciog slightly and Others faliug off a little. Beicher jed in pofnt of business. The Confidence assessment falls delinquent in oftice to-day ‘t he Hutchinson Sugar Plan‘a ion Company will pay a monzbly dividend 5f #0 cents 03 the 201h. 1n the Savage Mining Company s g ound on the Comstock lode durisg the jast we-k, on the 500 level the east crosscut s.arted from a point 135 foet morth of the main west crosscut bas been driven 8 feet, total length 34 feei. ‘The west cross- cut opposite it has been driven 6 feet, total length 32 feet. 1 he face of it is po. phyry and hard quartz, | ©n the 130 level they bave cleaned out, repaired and retimbered the main wes. drife 13 feet, total length 142 feet. A portion of the week ha: boa 1 occupied in cu.ting & diatn. On the Brunswick lode, 60U level, enst ciosscut 1 has bewn advanced 10 | icer and nas been 510 ped in Lard porphyry, 10,4 | leng h Bi feet Have sesumed work iu the main no:in drift und advanc-d the sams 19 feer, to.al lengih from the south line 42 feel. The face is in porpuysy. Tne joini Confidence, Challengs (oa. and Con. Imperial west ciosscui 1 from che surface tunnel ‘sout 1570 feet, having been advauced twenty seet doriug the past week. The face 18 In 501t vein POrphyry, wih small seams of quartz runoiug | through it. There fs als0 an increased flow of | waler from the race, 2o ore was ¢x.racied from the Coufidence mine during the past week. From the east crosseut 1:0m the upraise on the tourtn f1,0r, sixty-ihree | icet above the surface tunnel, a »ouih drift was | started during the week, which is nOW in ten feel, The face snows Guartz giviog low ussays, he sield of (he Sez. Belcher mine 30r the past week amounted Lo four mining carloads of ore, the aversge as.ay vaiue of which was 316 40 per ton. The' yield of the Overmau mme for the past | weck amounted 10 nine mining cariondsof ore, the average assay value of which was £33 95 per ton. ‘Ibere is 1o change in tue coadition of he miBe At the Justice mine, the work of retimberin, and putitng fu new skids aud rals 10 the incl ne has be-n compietrd, and & north drife from the 1001 of the inciine has besn staited. EOAKD SALES, lucervie 1D Jacks & w, Sta Rosa C M Beckwi h'& w,Sacto E M Martin. 1os A, Dr. H J Lasson, N Y Mrand Mirs Mrs 1 Towell, Cal Mrs J W Demick. Cal Following wero the aics in the San Francisco Elock Board yesterday: NE e Yoe & w/'Mdesto J W Hozan ¥ ¥ EXGULAR MOENING BESSION, rowwExcrNe 9:30. | A L Brvan, N Y ¢ L Webb r. Napa 300 Alta......17,109 Cholr.... . 73100 Ovrma Mrs A H Bunet, Sn Jose Miss Bunet, Sun Jose 2 C& V.. 1.4¢1190 Potos CAdams %unJose F F Spencer, San Joss 1:30/500 Sarvan 3 W Munyon, an Jose A K Whitton, san Jose 70/100 Con 1m ... 0. | 200 Sez Bei. 691400 C Foin. %1500 & New - i 6320 G oc © NiW WESTERN HOTKL J Lawier, Petaluma Deliamaria, Fresno P Newman. US N P Dickinson, L Angeles I D McMullin, L Angeles » P Brudv. Fresno 15 15 51100 StLouis... 18 311 50 Cnioa.. 6 52 82/500 Utsn... 25 | J Muxwell. S/n'a Rosa O Johnson, Martinez 300 Buiilin...1)1304 Mexican.5s w0 Yoacket 75 | J Hartiey, Valljo F Morrison, iieno 109 Cnts.ke.... 53| 400 UpRr. ..1.U5| O F Howell, Chicngo L B Compton, 105 Ang AFIKENOON ERBSION—2 J A Brandon,: hicago K W Wells, Victoria J Woous, kureka £ H Broon, Vicioria Z k Buckner, nta Rosa C Brown & w, Stockton J Thomp on& w, Sick.u L 0'Nel, Grass Valley e S It is estimated that 295 hairs on the bead, 39 on the chin, 23 on the forearm and 19 on ihe back of the hand are re- spectively contaired in an area of one- an inch, £3,%0 1 ¢ Poin: 65400 G&C 641100 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERA00D A Branch of the League to Be Formed in This City. The Objects of the Organiza- tion Are to Uplift the Workingman, Destitute and Homeless Children to Become Workers for Hu- manity. A branch of the International Brother- hood League, which was organized in New York a few months ago, is to be es- tablished in this eity. Tue lollowing are the avowed objects of the league: First—To help workingmen to rcalize the nebility of thelr calling and their true posi- tion in life. Second—To educate children of all nations on the broadest lines of universal brother- Liood. and to prepare destitute and homeless chi'dren lo become workers for humanity. Third—To ameliorate the condition of un- fortunate women and assist tiem to a bigher Itfe. Fourth—To assist those who are or have been in prisons to establisa themseives in honor- able positions in lile. Fiftn—To endeavor to abolisn capital pun- | ishment. S.xti—710 bring about a better understand- ing between sc-cailed savage and civilized races by promoiing a closer and more sym- pithetic relationsnip between them. Seventh—To relieve humean suffering result- ing from flood, famine, wer and other eslami- ties; and genernly 10 exiend aid, belp and comiort to suffering humanity throughout the worid. Mrs. M. M. Thirds heartily indorses the movement. She says: *“The Interna- tional Brotherhood League is wholly un- sectarian. It aims to draw into closer union the scattered workers for humanity, and especially to provide a means where- by people of any or of no religious belief may co-operate for the general gcod. It is eaid to be in a measure an outgrowth ot the theosophical crusade around the world, as its organization was due to Mrs. Katherine A. Tingley, who led that movemen:, and who, from experience gathered in all countries, was convirced that an international effort of this kind was not only possible but highly desir- able. However, this league has no official connection with the Theosophical Society. “It is simpiy another effort on more general tuan hitherto adopted to put into practical application the belief 1n brothertiood.” Dr. Jerome A. Anderson, fhe leading spirit o! the movement, in discussing it yesterday said: from a practical standpoint. We want to show the workingmen the nobility of the:r ca:ling. Asitis now wezith and vossessions are worshiped. This is all wrong, for there is dignity to labor. We hope, however, 10 w.n the rich to work with us. We purpose holding jamiliar talks with the laboring people. At otr meetings we shal! have plenty of music, which 1s always attractive. ““We havea number of difficult problems to solve, and we shall take one up at a time. SAN FRANCISCO CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every pight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until 8:30 o’clock. 239 Hayes street. open until 8:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. cormer Sixteenih and Mission streets; opes until § o'clock. 1243 Mission street; open until § o'clock. 2518 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1508 Poik street: open until :30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky sireets; open till § o’ciock. MEETING NOTICES. | | ‘Our aim is to uplift the workingmani SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. [ SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. ((OMPETENT SCOTCH, ALSO SWEDISH. second girls desire situations: best of refer- ence. J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 3186 Sutter st. (GEBMAS EMPLOYMENT OFFICr—MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel Main 5332), (GABD-NE«—SITUATION =~ WANTED = AS gardener on ladv's or gentleman’s country piace: 7 yesrs’ experience in Sco land: 6 years in New York and sew Jer«ey: married: no family. Gerdene , 605 Green st, San Francisco. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 316 Haight. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; wages $20. 836 U.ion st. furnishes best help of ai. nationalitles. IRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WISHES stesds work by day in private families Mon- days ani Tueslays Ap ly 4 Sunny Court, off (Geary si., bet. Webster aud Buchanaa. EXPERIENCED EOOKKEKPER, HAVING leisure time, would ilke emp oyment i writ- ing up set o1 boos for firm no: requiring perma- nent bookkeeper; charges reasonable. G. B., box JINISHERS ON CUSTOM COATS; STBADY work. 106 Batter; TIRLTO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK. APPLY 3 2114 Green st. | 9. Call Ottice ‘ “ANTaD—SITUATION IN (OUNTRY OR | M city, by a young man 30 years old: is expe- | 7i-nced bookkreper and all-round man; not afraid of work: low salar;; bond if required. M. 1., box NRIiH GERMAN DE IRES PO-1TION TO take care of children and assist with upstairs or housework; speaks fine German: city or coun- try; references. 330 Geary st., room 4. | 3 Call Office. {DUCATrD GERMAN GIRI, WITH BESI | \W ANTED_PUSITION AS STATIONAKY references. wishes position as chambermaid or enginesr or fireman by a reliable engineer of nurse to child not under 4 years. Apply 907 | Geary st from 9 to 12. YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITU 1100 10 O general housework; best of refer- | ences: sieep home preferred. Lall or address 724 Ivy ave many years’ exp rience Aduress W. HANSON, | 1222 Cypress st., Oakland. HOROUGH SALOON-MAN, WITH GOOD references, wants posi lon; city or countr;: it sgree:ble wili buy inter-st iater. 45571 hirteenth. 7 OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WANTS PO~ITL s clerk in a siore: experienced and gocd refe. ence. Please call a: 85 Stenart sz, room 27. JOUNG MAN HAVING EXPKRIENCE IN bookkeeping and wrapping departments in dry-goods houses wou'd like situaiion as such or to'make himseif generally usefui. G. U., box 5%, Csil « fice. SQWEDISH GRADUATE, MASSEUSE, DE- sires position as attendant ior in . (all or address MISS L, Y. W. C. A, rel. st. i_ IRS -CLASS GFR ition 10 hotel, resi do any kind of baxing. N COOK WANTS PO- rant or lunchhou e: can 78 Jessle s, near Second. WOMAN, GOOD ELIABLE WORKER, | Y OUNG MAN FROM THE EAST WISHES 1 hes sit s i situation as plumber’s helper: 214 years' ex- Cait Y734 Fourih st} over Romrar" 522 €% | perlonce. Adaress THOMAS DEASOL, 1756 Ninih ave., East Oakland. ARDENER AND FRUIT-GROWER SEEKS employment: 16 years' experieuce in oranze- srowing. W., box 8, Call Office. ARDKNER. MARKIED, WISHES PLACE in private family: good reference. W., box 8, USTRIAN GIKL WOULD LIKE TO DO chamberwork. G. A. G.,box 76, Cal! Gffice. JOUNG LADY ACQUAINTED WIIH COUXN- try waits o travel for wholesale house. Cali 110 Eilis st.. room 14 TOUNG ENGLISH LADY, *TRANGER, | Call Oftice. reoants situution as bousekeeper. 122 Fost T anis seady position: country breferred “'u.L LADY WHU CALLED AT 275 - 21 Xerks: 1oy Fourth st piease call agalu, as address was | Soo o ST WisHES To = finish his traie, b'acksmiih and wheelwright: T FEMAN WOMAN RAISED IN AMERICA | Permavent situstion: start on small saiary. Ap- ply JIM, 957 Market s APANE-E AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice, vest help, 8148 Sutter at.; te. Grant 30. a lon to do general housework;: $12 2 Howard st. ELIABLE GHERMAN WOMAN WISHES FPRENTICE: DRESSMAKING: MUST BE nea. sewer and zive 3 monihs. 140843 Po.k. ATTERNS 35c; S FUK. DRESSMAKFE kS nished sbops and families: positions free. Mc- | . LL Dressmaking, Milifnery sciool, 103 Post. DOW W ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Market st 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ©) CALL subscriptions and wan: ads taken. \ OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE M "Wincnester Honse, 43 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms: 25c 10 $1'50 per Dight: $1 50 10 86 per week: free bus and baggage to and 1rom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. 5 DISHWASHERS 815 AND ROOM: 3 ©) vegetab e-men, £15 aud room: 2 dishwashers. $20 and room; 3 aishwashers $5 & weex: vege- sabie-man, ¥2i ~ dishwashers, 84 a week. MAR- TIN &CO., 749 Market st. > WAITERS. $25 AND ROOM: 4 WAITERS, ;i $20 and room: waliter for 1ailroad eatins-hous: $20 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market. | ensou-st. HELP WANTED-Continued. JRARBER-SHOP. COUNTRY HOTEL: OW er has to Come ‘0 the city: can be bought cheap. Apoiy to STOLTZ, 630 Market st FirsTcLass BARBER-=SHOP FOR SALE, 1 quire of DECKELJMANN BROS. TYLISH HAIRCUT 10C: ELEGAN ne ; clean toweis. 602 preific st RELEULIS wANTED FUR THE UNITED \ States marine corps. United >Siates pavy: atle-bodied, nnmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years who are citizens of the United States, or those who Lave legully declared theic intention 1o becoms such: must be of guod char- acter and babits a0d abie 10 speak. read and writa Euglish. aud be betwren 5 fest 5 inches and 6 fees jnheight For further iniormation apply at the recruiting office, X0 Eills st. ~an Francisco, Cal. W ASTED —FIRSI-(LASS EXPERIENCED clothing man: aiso expesienced furoisting £00ds saiesman: window-dreswers preferred: govd Address H. C., box 119, ¢ O 1 ADIES—COAT, VESI AND TROUSERS- makers wanted. ADpiy at 11 A. . a: the stev- entrance. CHARLeS LYONS, 721 Market st. ATHER WITH GOOD KEFrRENC obtain empioyment avd a bome of hi the bes. terms. loquire box 11, Call U iand. CAN W(-CH\IR BARBEL-~HOP FOK SALF IN mountaiu town; Iiquire of Deck~ eimaa Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. 9() Boxs BETWEEN 15 AND 15 YEARS “fage. Apply at 200 Sutters.. SE, HOUSrWORK, $20 PEx MO, Japanese dishwasher, §15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market »t. ) WAITEKE, $5 A WEEK: 2 WAITERS, 86 A4 $) week: 3 waiiers, $15 and room: 2 waliers. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions &nd wan: ads taken. 615 ANTED—GE' W YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi: your feet at the same price you bay ready- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and 5, & 563 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Second. O K, £9 A WEt : 3 COUKS, $7 / broiler, citv: night cook, TIN & (O, T49 Marxet st. (CUGK: ¥85 AND KOUM: COUNTRY: FAKE advanced. MARTLN & CU., 748 Market st. YSTER COOK 335 AND ROOM. CALL N & CO., 749 Marke: st. FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES' cloaks. M. SIMINUFF, 1228 Market st. K. S1MON WANTS 160 MEX 10GET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5¢c: Les: tres lunch. 643 Clay. FINEMEN'S CALF SHOKS $175; TO ORDER $2 50: men’s hal? soling 33c; heellng 25¢; strictly one price. 939 Howard st R &8 nurse or to walt on Invalid lady; 26 per week. O, G box 10, Call. LAKKIN-BHANCUH UFrICE UF THE | 615 CALL: subecriplions b wan: ads taken. JWEDISH GIKL WAN1S PLACE 10 DO : % ; / INCHESTER HOUSE 44 TMIRD &T. NR 320505 housework: city or couniry; wages Market: 200 rooms bc to $1 50 per nighc. £ 41 B0 10 $6 per week; convenient and respectabie; 100D COOK, BAKER AND LAUNDRESS; | fire bu bacgage 10 an | from ke erry. G $25; good city references: nationality, Scotch. 12 Laskle st., near Niugh and Mission. J EAT KELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI- 4\ tion for light housswork: good home; wag-s moderate. Addresy B. W., box 35, Call. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ERMAN GIRL, FRESNO, C. Mill Valley, € #20: gir'. Brederick st., AL, $20: GIRL : Girl, Monterey, C 0 girl, Scott si.. $20 NUMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT | girl Octavia s., $20: girl, Geary st, $20° girl, v . . Apply 48 Uak. | Franl fn, 2girl.s Postst., girl, Pine Cliewin: 15 the iyt W aduw, Ao st. £20; giri, Golden Gate ave., '$20; girl. Bu TOMPETENT WOMAN WISHESSITUATION | chacan st., $20: girl, Van Ness ave, $20; gir, in small family as cook or second g wa physician’s fami girl. Washingion st., $:0; | $20: can give best of reserences. 3)3 Howard. | 30girls, 815. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TLADY ERMAN GIRL, FRE TOUNG WISHES 'OSITION AS O, $20; GERMAN housekeepes. Apply 236 O’Farreil, room 7. | \J or Swidish girl, Posr st.. '$20: German or | e = 2 — | Swedish giri, Guerrero, $20; 3 German girls. Ala- | NEAT, REFINED YOUNG GIRL DESIRES | neda. ounty, Cal. $:0: German or =wedish girl, | AV situacion as nurse; $12 MISS CULLEN, 3.3 | Laguuast., $10. MARTIN &CO., 749 Marker Sutter. & - — i V[RL FOR W DOW WORK: LUNCH AND TIKL WANIS SITUATION TO DO HOUSE- dinner waitress: 4 waitresses, 83 10 $4 50 per work: good cook. 515 highth st., Oakland. | week. MAKRITIN & CO.. 749 Market at. W 1pow SURANGE R WISHES A PLACE AS | = WAITR ~ 815 AND ROOM: 6 CHAM. housekeeper: city or country: or piain sewing | | be maids and wait some, $15 and room. MA E- or mendinz. Call ac 821 Mission st., room 3. TIN & CO., 749 Marget st Y0OD WORKING HOUSEKEEPEK, WITH | 9 STARCH JRONER-, cbi'd of schoo. age, wisues situation, or would | © room, board, etc. MART. cook on ranch. Address W. H., box 50, Call. Erces FRENCH GIRLS, $23: . giris, $20. MARTIN |G ANTEU—BY INDESTRIONS WOMAN. PO- | sition as advertising solicitor; salary consid- lon, A. B.. box 100, Call. PER_ MONTH, & CO., 749 Market 3 FRIENCH SECOND & CO., 749 Market si. IRLOR WOMAN Fi R BAKERY, $20 AND room Ma & Cu OLORED WOMAN W \NTS SITUATION AS | C00k or general housework. 351C Minua st. GELD SIRES SECUND WORK. CALL1018 T Church st. in the afterncon. W | i | EMAN GIRL CHAMB room. M RTIN & WORK, $18 AND 9 Market, RL, GROVE ST., 749 Market. \ OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AT Lousework: is good plain cook; has liitie boy; city. Address 220 Third st., reom i5. | (wunu.(.\' GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO X do general houseworkjor tend bakery: no post- als. Cail at 2107 Powell at. g (GEBMAN CRSWEDISH ( | Us20 MaRIIN & CO., 4 GERMAN OR FRENCH SECUND GIRLS, 820 MARTIN & CO, 749 Markct. Y FRE O Ma TO $30 AND ROOM 9 Market st. NCH COOK<: 8 N & Co., RENCH IRONER. $25, ROOM BOARD, ETC. MAKTIN & Cr.. 749 Marset st © JLDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE ~ITU ATION H 10 take care of lufant or small children: best of references it required. MRS. M., 140 seventn | () st., rvom 9. 00K AND WALTK MARTIN & CO. 5, 340 ) AND ROOM. 749 Marke: st JEWING AND FEPAIRING NEATLY DONE: | (1ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL: 830, MAR. home or in families. 1121 Grantave., room & | (X TIN & CO., 749 Market si. JWEDISH GIRL WISBES SITUATION TO | GERMAN COOKS, $25 AND ROOM. MAR- +J do genera | housework in American famiiy. | TIN 49 Marnet 00K ~ECOND (¢ & Co., 749 Market st COOKS:; 748 Market st. TAITRESS 88 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RONER, 810 & Market'st. RL, $45. MARTIN C 4 Cali 25 Glibertst., bet. 6th aud Tih, off Bryaat. | Y OU G LADY DESIRES STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; city or country. 1122 Market st., room 31. ]{ ECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE eneral housework, plan cooking and wasn- | Iug; wages 315. Flease address K. ., box 46, Call. | WiDoWw WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper in hotel or iodging-house: no ob- AND ROOM. MAKTIN & CO., EEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 1 jection (0 widower with children. 28 Eliis st, room 1. (CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT. CITY, 818; = uitre<s. city, $18; waitress. city hotel, WANTED — S8ITUATION 10 CARL FOR rls, geae ral housework. children and sewing or upstars work or in- 5 & sist. $1210818. C. R. SEN & LO., 108 Geary. valid iady. Address 408 Laguna si. “'UMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY ('xx!r« WOMAN 10 (OOK FOR MEN, washing or houseciesning Address M. D, ¥ city, $25: woman cook on ranch, 108, San Jose ave party here; board:ne-house coox, city, $20; cook, smail American famil., 825, German sccond girl, 7OUNG WIDOW FROM COUNTRY WISHES | 820 French second girl, Uskland, $20, see party position as housexeeper. Room 12, 1020 Mar- | here C. R. HANSEN & LU, 108 Geary. ket st IRONERN, LAUNDRY, SAME COUNTRY town, 820 and found. C R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. OUNG GEKMAN LADY DESIRE: POSE | 2 tion as housezeeper. Room 7, 112 Taylor st. Y CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY 0. 1. K. T, Masonic Temple, Post | =8 and Montgomery sts.—t egular assem bly THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 oclock. Orderof the 1emple. All fraters ure courteously invited. SIK JOHN P. FRASER. Eminent Com. S1R HiRAM T. ( BAVEs, Recorder. EF Ikba BULNA LODGE OF Perfection No. 1-Kegu'ar meeting THI® (FRIDAY) EVENING, October 15, at 7:30 0'c.ock, D. 1 GEOKGE J. HOBE, Sec. LA PARFAITE UNION LODGE No. 17, F. and A. M.—talled meet- ing FRIDAY. October 15, at 8 P M. First degree. By order of the W. M £ pE 8T. JULLIEN, Sec. Pro Tem. & REGULAR MEETING OF the Caledonian Club THIS EVFNING at 8 o'clock. N.minations of officers for the ensuing year will take piace. Scottish Hall, 111 Larkj D. R McNEILL, Chiet. NCAN, Secreiary. James H Dy &, JAINT LUKE'S HOSPLIAL-_THE AX- nual meeting of the members of the Corpo- ration of St Luke’s Hospital will be held ac the Diocesan House. 731 Cali:ornia street, San Fran- cisco, on M NDAY. the 1%th instant, at 3:30 o'cluck, for the election of five members of ine corporation and any wiber business which may come befure the meeting. C V. 8 GIBSS, President. WILLIAM DOXEY, Secretary. VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR ) WEEKLY CALL, sent {0 ny address in the United States or Canada one year for 31 50, post- age free. _— SPECIAL NOTICES, EZ, SOIICE—A. I, A s Is NO lo. ger in our empior, he having been dis- charged. Lange's Law and Coliection uftice. HEREBY GIVE ip_Orphanage of Lake and Seventh uvenu . San Francisco, ceived the following orphans and hai from June 30 to >epiember 30, McCariby, 6 yer ; Ceclle 'W -orphans 1897: Susanna ie “Mitls, 11 9 years 6 months; Imira Evans, 4 3 5 ye vears 8 months; Josepline Carey Pace, 4 years 10 months. EZ THEY ABE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corseis. Losiery, underwear, bed- spreads, towels, table-covers, iaces, embroidery, linings,’ trimmings. veillngs, etc.. very eheap ai Ploneer Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifth st. L SNOW, TURKISH BATE hol and sait baths 107 O'Farre WANTED — POSITION ALCO- st AS HOUSE- 472 Stevenson st., room 8. keepe £Z 5an TENANIS EJECTED FOR 84 rollections made: aty or country. Pacific Lollection Co. 415 Montes at. room 6: tel. 5580, (= WHITENING, PaPER banging. HARTMANK, 239 {hird'st. MES. DR FISH, 10135 GRANT AV.RM 2 electrician;:alcobol i uixish baths; unrivaled MME HANSEN: LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths 116 i aylor st. MES. ST~ WERT, GENUINE BIKAM and cabinet baths 12035 Geary, room 11. DIVIDEND NOTICES OUNG LADY (STRANGER) WOULD LIKE GERMAN GIKLS, SAMK FAMILY, CITY Y & housekeeper's place: no ol jection 1o coun- cook and second girl, must have references, try. Room 24. 906 Market st , second fioor. $25 and $20. C. R HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary. “OUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- | (1IRIL FUR CUOKING AND HOUSEWOEK, er's position. Call 1104 Miss on st., room 10. coruer of | \7 ranch, ~onoma County. $20: girls for house- work, country piaces. MUK Y & RtADY, Lesaing Empioyment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. OOK, MERCED, $20, 2 IN FAVILY: MO- / desto, $20. Cakiand, $20; ~an Rafacl, $20; 10 b usework girls, ciiy and couniry, $20 and $25; 8 young giris to a-sisi, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter st FORKING HOUSKEKEEPER; $20. CULLEN, 323 ~ uter st. AINTING, WHITENING. PAPER HANG- ing: roofs, gu:ters painted b dwards, 1200\Webstr SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. (CHINESZ AN FMPLOY MENT MISS early. MAR MAXN 1o COOK HOI CAKES, E1C. 7 4 week MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market si. 2 COOKS' HELPERS, 810, 312, $15 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mark ESTAURANT BUTCHER, CITY, $7 A week. MARTIN & CO., 746 Market. ARBER, WHO CAN PLAY PIANO; 815 PER week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. B ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 580 MEN'S shoes, sollug, 50c’ all repairing dons at hait the usual price. 562 Misslon st.. bet. lst and 2d. W ANTED—AT MONrav¥A HOUSE, 76434 Mission: men (o lake rooms: 107, 15c and 25c per night; 60c. 80c and $1 per week. FANTED—MEN .U 1EAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posiuions furnished: 3 3 RANCHILANDS, $20 PER MONTH. TIN & CO, 749 Market st. JAUSAGE-MAKER: $12 PER WEEK. MAR- TIN & CU., 749 Market st OY FOR STOHE WOURK: $4 AWEEK. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. MAR- FREE FARE. FREE FARE BOTH WAYS. 10 2-horse scraper teamsters for Arizna $1 75 aday. C. R HANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. P‘IRS ~CLASS BUTLER WITH REFER- ences, $50 and found: also young colored page for same family. $20. C. K. HANSEN & LU, 108 Geary st. X fRACHEF, 85 A DAY: EXTRA SECOND cook. $4 & day: 2 second cooks, $30; broiler cook, 310 u week: 3 dishwashers, $25. $:0, 815; potwasber, 325, and others C. R. HAN2EN & €0, 108 Geary st. SUERS QTE NEAR CITY,$1 AND BOARD: $1 75. $30. (GREAT MINE - R T Wanted, 50 men as laborers for the largest mine-owners, limited. in America: upward of 1500 men eaizloyed: capital, ($15,000.000) fifteen mil.ion doilars; no experience required; good la- borers wanted: wages from $:7, $33 to $39 per oath, found: steady job year round and S. P. R. ives us redaced raiiroad rates for these men. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 aed 636 Clay st. tunneimen, 50 aday: 6 iumber-pilers, C R.HANS &Cu., 108 Geary st. v FOit LARGE RANCH: BLACK- for jarge ranch; Burleigh driller, $00 found: granite-cuiter, $3 day. MUKRRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st T Wanied—3) more laborers for ihese great mills and woods, $30 (0 $35 per month and found, 1o bandle lumber, wo k in mills, woeds, etc., no experiencs required, half fare psis, S. P. K. R. has given us cheap R. K. rates 10 these places: 40 woodchoppers, $2 60, £2 10 and $1 60 a cord, tools and food furnished: 30 tiemakers, 8c each; 50 sbiug e-toit makers. 81 50 a cord. MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 6:6 Clay st. T e ——— —25 morw 2-horse teamsters for Ari- free” fare: raiiroad work and free fare both s MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay. :ovelers. same job, $1 and board: mucsers, | | dishes. "MISSION B1._BRANCH OFFICE OF Der week. Oriental, Y25 Dromm st By, HOUSE, 86313 MA L KET ST,—XOUAMS UT OF UNCALLED-rOR SHOES FRONM 250 than onefourth their Value: from 26c 10 2 bu. 200 rooms, 5c a night; reading: QMK CaLL; MIDSCOPUUGS LG Was: ade iaken. weeks required. 5 F. Barber Coilege. 15814 Eightn, INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 18c NIGHT, 750 20c. 25¢ Lo 5UC ight: $1 10 32 week. L up to $1 25, 562 Mission st., et Jst and 2d. PALES_ANUTHER LOT OF MEN'S 562 Mission st.. bet. First and Second. room: iree 'bus and baggage o end from the ferry. ANTED, TOCOLLECI WA 5 E>DUE LABOR- RUUMS 150 10 180 Pl NI R T s0s suersd and 81 week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howard. 3000 Sioes: “veen sit:hitiy damaged: ar less SSTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. RO 2526 ersaclerks KN OX Colleciior Agey, 110 Sutter. RY ACME HGUSE, 857 low Sixth, for a room: MARKET ST., BE- 5c & mizni: §1a week. [ ANTED_LABUKERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that kd Rolkin. Heno House propeis- tor. slil roas Denver Housa 217 Third st.: 434 : 28c per nigni: BL 10 $3 pec week. AGENTS WANTED. ADY TO TRAVEL AND TABLISH acences; good salary and expenses pa.d. Cal to-duy 8 Mason st., room 10. GENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our celebrated teas, coffees, spices: big ine ducements offered: write for par.icu ars: agents wanted everywhere: free watches, bicrcles, Great American imporiiag Tea Co.. 54 Market st., Sun Francisco. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeznard; S1: also tonic soecific_for all female trouoies: for home usa. DK AND MBS W G=NVR. 526 ddv s ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. TANTED_BY STEAD ~AGED gentleman, nice sunoy room and breakfass, with strictly private family, where there are no young children or other iroomers preferred. Ad- dress W. W, box 4, this cilice. ASS BUTLER FOR . $40. Apply MISS PLUN- oftice: test help. 41434 O’ Farred, Tel. k. 426. JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office; test help; tel Grant £6. 30 Geary st VEAT YOUNG GIEL: $12, MISS CULLEN, - 8.3 Suters UNTER & (.. CHINESK AND JAPANESE s e = = emp. office, 61415 Califorula st., tel. main 231 | €) SECOND GIRLS: $20 EACH. MISS CUL- LEN. 323 uiters.. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- BYITER-MAKER AND RUN SEPARATOR, $30 and found: mliker, $20; 20 farm, vineyard and orchard hanas different places, $25, $20 and £15: 3 choreboss. $10 and found ; farmer and wife, $30: 40 scraper teamsters, $26 and found; 80 2-horse seraper teamsters, $20 and found, for a iarge bank and svndicate compsny: 30 laborers. a flerent plices. $1 75, $1 60 and 1 50 day, 326 per month and found. MUKKAY & READY, 684 »nd 636 Clay st. UTCHER FOR A LARGr RANCH. §25 AND found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. (COUK AND WIFE ¥OR A NICE PLACE [N country, $40 and found: cook for a saloom, and found: German cook, ity restau. 1, 310 & week ana found: 3 wai.ers, $20 and $25; 3c oks, $40. 835 and $50; 3 d'shwashers, $15 and 320, and otner placesat MURRAY & READY'S. Leadiug Employment Ageats, 634 ana 636 Clay st. WASTED_ w1 $40 AND BOARD: 4 miners. 32 50 a day: Isundryman and wife, $50 to $55: Iaundryman for hotel: 2 young hospi- tal atiendants: teamoters, #1 50 a day; chore boy for ranch: cabinet-m. nmber pilers, $1 50 day: ~wiss farmer, $20; res:aurant cook for country, $35 to 840 and incresse; ranch cook, $15: dishwashers, waiters and other+ Apply to J. F. CKOSETT & CU., 628 ~acramento. W AN FED_FIRST £00a place In eity, KETT, 424 suter. MAY CUOK. £30. MIS> CULLEN, 323 SUT- Mter st TAVDENER; $15 AND FOUND, GAZETTE, 410 Kearny st. HOUTEL flable beip 7 © Tel Sutter 2130, “ENMAN HOUSEWORK GIKL; $35, MISS I TSP SO Ter Sl CULLEN, 823 Sutter si. MEKICAN. 34 WITHOUT MONLY, WOULD ccept reasonable offer 1o o on ch for wages or share In returns; : reference given. J. G. T, box 1025, Fresno, OTHER AND DAUGHTE! CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. IDDLE-AGED W $15. MISS CULLEN €) WAT{RrSSES. $15 EACH. MISS CULLE, | & 323 sutter st. 840, MISS SANTA CRUZ: , 343 Suzter st. JXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, TYPE- S writer and telezraph operator desire: OWDS typewriiir: best of recommendat erate salary accepted. H. 0., box 75, | GERMAN COUK AND SECOND GIRL OUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION IN PRI me_house nd $20; French nurse and vate £ .mily: understauds care of horses: can | 3econd g ress und parior maid, $28; 3 milk - na do plnin gardenivg. Address N. SAND- | French and tierman second girls. § : 4 cooks in BXRG, 631 Sacramento st | German and American families. $25. ironer in ' ® laundry, »25: cook. buardin z ho erman style, JOBER MAN SEEKS EMPLOYMENT: IS A | $25: waitress and chamb-rmaid, $20° and a great 4004 salexman, fair accountant and good col- | MADY zirls for cooking and housework. J. F. lector; couniry preferred; wages moderate; refer- | CKUSE1T & CO.. 516 ~uz er st amorsi s b L b i el el (00K AMD WUSEWORKER FOR RANCH, | QITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH $20 K. T. WAKD & L0, 608 and 610 Clay. AN1T1ED-! GIRLS TO FILL PL\CES TO- man in private family : understands gardeni: g, care of horses and milking; good references. Ad- morrow moraing MKS. N. T. HARSELT, 419 Stocxion st. "OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE OFFICE WORK, ARBE®'S ASSOCIATION —FREE FMPLOY- ment Office. S. FUCHS. Sec, 325 Grantave. MAS WHO THOROUGHLY UNDE driving and car: 1314-1316 Grove. TANDS of haruess. Peters’ stable, DANTSMAKE TED TO GO 10 THE country. Call RYAN & GALLAGHEK, Flood buildivg. § ARBER WANTED; STEADY WORK. 797 Mission st. ARBER WANTED; S1EADY JOB. 853 ILL inois st., Potreio. y MUST BE GOOD tate wages. B. R., box 8, Call. ARBEE_YOUNG MAN: GOOD WORKMAN; if satistuctory steaay. 779 Market st. IANO-PLAYEK, TRAVELING AD. CO.: mus: read at sight. 819 Market, room 44. FFICE BUY, AGED 16, RESIING WITH parents; reference required. 130 Puwell. a dress G. K., box 32, Cail. TERMAN EMPLOYM OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERI, 417 Powell si, Las places for &irls of all nutionalities. position as cashier in restaurant (day or night) or In grocery: good references. Address W. F., box 14. Call Otfice. W UUDWORKLK GERMAN, 39 YEARS. | W ANTED — THOROUGHLY COMPETENT wanta work, handy with all kind of toos cook for tamily: ¥25: first-class references willing to do any nm’or work; city or country. | Ffquired. 10:0 Washing 1103 p. M. Friday. dr; 5 i st i PROTESTASNT Glki FOK LIGHT HOUSE- YOUNG MAN, WELL EDUCATED AND | L work and cookiug: tamily of 3: wages $1250 Wwith jarge experience of office work. wants sit- | 10 $13. 902 Greenwich st AILUR WANTED; YOUNG MAN TO HELP on vests 72415 Marke: st., room 24. DEK. PACIFIC PRINTING G OB F 543 Clay st JREAND-BOY AT 14 MCALLISTER ST, room 19. (3900 COOK WANTED. 153 THIRD ST. tion: X BT S Ty e k- ANTED_GEIMAN R SWEDISH for cookiug and general houseworx; $20. 14U9%4 rolsom st W ASTED-A NEAT GERMAN GIRLTO DO general h.usework and piain washing. Call at 115 Oak st., bukery. WANTED — LADY TO SOLICIT, OF GOOD address and social connections. 6 Eddy at., room 39. IRL wages BUACKSMITH, GOOD ALL-AROUND MAN, wants work, city «r country: best of refer- ences. Address F. W., box 61, Call Office. ANTED_POSITION AS SACK-EWER IN feedmill or geueral work. Address J. &, 246 Dore st. city. « “OUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION IN GRO- cery-store, 10 learn: will make himseif useful. 00D SECOND COOK WANTED, 134 THIRD street. G W W B ANTED—A LADIES' TAILOR. 636 SUT- ter st ANTED — WOODFURNER AT FURNL ture fectory. 071 Seventeenth, ur. Folsom ANJU-PLAYER WANTED, 31213 GRANT aveuue. Address G. C. (., box 18, Call Office. OUNG HOLLANDEK, HANDY AND PERATORS N WHAPPERS, SKIRTS AND shirts. 18 Sutter, fourth floor, take elevator. NTED-BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 781 Folsom st. steady, wants work; low wlges: can speak and write English. Address H. K., box 75, Call. MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS uight watchman or truckmas. or &ny re.dab.e work: good references. Address 511 Mason st. _— STEADY, BELIABLE AND SOBER YCUNG Y ADY 1YPESETTER. MONARCH PRINT- 1ng Company, 3%-40 Eighth st. W ANTED — EXPERIENCED HADS ON ves!s: ulso appreutices. 64115 Sievenson st. OUNG GIRL FOR GENRRAL HOUSE- Wwork. Apply 10 Liberty st., bet. 2Uth and 21st W ANTED—-MAN OF GOUD CHARACTER, m winehouse as barkecper: also act as indoor salesman: state last employment address: Ger- man speakiog preferred. B. X, box 143, Call. W ANTEL—STEADY MAN IN GOOD PAY- ing business: capital $100. Appiy 410 Bran- van st Dane wishes pisce in livery stuble or any other work; is very haudy. Address 1607 California st | (3 W ANTED—A POSITION AS BUTCHER LN A OOD PANTS FINISHER. 623 MERCHAN st. room 15, top floor. = T OAT-MAKER WANTEDL ON CusTOM coa s: steady. 106 Batery st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. l"lnfil-CLAsn 2D-HAND BICYCLE: CHEAP; cash; Columbia preferred. Bike, box 8, Call. A 108 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH - for clothinz and books. ; OOLS UF ALL KINDS. =1 VES AND 1123 Market { ranges bought and sold CURTIN O3, 88LD, GOLD DUST. JEWELRY. KTC, bought. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 U'Farrell, PAYSBEOKER_OLD GOLD SILVEK, CAST- off clo:hing bought. Add. COLE 41 Third, FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. UBLE BREECH-LOADER; CHOKE-BORE; ze 12; good order: no rea:onabie offer res fused. Apply 23 Stamiord st., af:er 6 P M. (CoAL oI KOUTE: GOOD TRADE: HORSE and wagon: $75. C. 0. K., box 4, Call Office, LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W, MUND, watchmaker and jeweier, 226 Ellis. UILERS,ENGIN E McIN DO 2D HAND MACHINEKY SH & WOLPMA 137 Beale st. QMITH PHREMIER 1 gain. & P., box For saLe ~t. Bernard Lady Gladys). PEWRITEK; Call Oftice. BAR- SPLENDID KOUGH-COATED itch Alma (Duke of Edinburghe Apply at 1320 Geary street. QAFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND hand: al sizes; half origiual cost 108-111 Market st, . F. OILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS, BELTING,GAS engines; bought and soid. WHITE, 518 Mission A LUL OF SECOND - HAND KUCHESTER lamps with haugers Addres H. R M., Call Oftice. ‘y ANTED—GET YUUR SHOES MADE ToO Dt your feet at the same price vou buy ready- made ones, from 31 82, $3, §4 and $3, ac 564 Mission s, bet. Firsc and Second sts. 3000 BALES — ANoTHER Lot shoes, been siightly <damagod, at less than_one-fourth thelr vaive, from 25¢ to $3 54, 562 Mission st., bet. First and tecond. ADIES SHOES. 4 shoes, soling, 501 the usual price. 562 \, MEN'S SOLLNG, 35c; MEN'S all repairing done at halt ssion st., bet. 1st and 2d. B, POUL. BuUSE-MUVLK, DEALER SEC- + ond-hand bul:ding maz 1 1122-56 Mission. OFFEE-MILL SCAL-, HAND-TKUCK, LEI- ler-press, cesk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES, FROM 25c up to 81 25. 562 Mission, vet. 1st and 2d. BAks, BAUK BARS, MIRROKS, SHOW- cases. counters, linoleum, oflice furniture. stors and ottice furnitura and fixiures: new and secoud- band. NUONAN, 1L17-1019-1021-1025 Mis slon st, above Sixih. B C ARS. SHOWUASEN, (U, NTERS, SHELV- ing, etc., bought and sol 3063 Mission, nr. 7to. S| CWING-MACHINES, MONTHLY: KENTED, REPAIRED, bought, sold: mechine supplies. 145 Sixih. LL KINDS BUUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, rented; repairing: lowest rates. 205 Fourth, $ CARPET-CLEANING. (LY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: Ceans, moves, :ays carpets. G. h. STEVENS, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eigiith st.; teiephone South 250, W HEN YoU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S PloneerCax pet-beatinz Works. 553-57 Tehama ar.: tel So. 4L REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE I-CLEAN Ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT. tel Jessie 201 WATTS,reiiable carpet-cleaning renovig,alter- « ation works, 413 McAliister. Tel Jessie 32L ARBER'S ENTERPRISK CARPET-CLEAN- ing wks, 286 14th. Tel Mie. 100. Z. T. Barber. J OUNG GIRL TO ASSI~T A ND MIND BABY: $1 50 & weex., 618 Fell st. g hotel or resisurant Address J. D., "1701 | 'Y Sanchez st. 5 RELN HANDS, SEAMEN, CARPENTERS, ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE DIVIDEND NOIICE—DIVIDEND No. 4% (30c per sbare) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. will be payable ac the office of the cowpany, 327 Market si,o0n and aftr Wednes day. Uctober 20, 1897. Transter b.oks will c.ose Thursda,, October 14, 187, at 3 2. M. E. H. SHELDCUN, Secretary. £, DIVIDEND NOTICE_THE BOARD OF directors of the Nevada Bank o1 <an Fron- Ci8co has Lhis duy ciciared u dividend (No. 22) at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum for the quar- ter ending ~ept. 30, 1897, payabe on and after the 16th of October, 1597. Tr_nsfer-books will be ciosed from the 10th 10 the 15th iust., both days inclusive. D. B. DA VIDSON, Secretary. san Franclaco, Oct. 5, 1897, AN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHI.DREN want position on ranch; capable of taxing full chi rge; references given. Address ¥/ L., 419 Calffornia st. PDROTESTANT WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework: $10 wouth. 115 Taylor st. IRL OF \EOUT 15 TO AS*IST IN TAKING care of baby. 1233 O'Farreil st. Y OUAG MAN OF STEADY HAHITS WANTS work: is & carpeater by trade; handy wiih all AILORESS ON COATX AND PANTS; tools; city or conntry. C. (., box'122, Call Uffice. steady. 3056 1wenty-four:h st. STEADY YOUNG MAX, WITH YEARY hX- OODRESTAURANT WAITRESS WANTED, perience, wishes a position as driver of a miin- 134 1bird. Wwagon; reierencess ;iven. Addiess B. 3 'tor const and England. HERMAN's, 857 Clay FUSTLING SALESMAN WITH 1500 10 manage luterior branch: no ioss guaranteed: Proper sa esmen can make big wages. Address L. A., box 10, Cail = EAMEN FOR EUROPE, AUSTRALIA AND Tahitl at 608 Montgomery st. RELIABLE MAN TO LrASE VINEYARD on shares; references. Address V. V., Call Office. box 2, J new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Steveuson; tol. s 223, ALVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO. 402 ‘,; A\ Sutter; el Main 594 GEO. WALCOM, prop. : RUo SAM. C tel. Jessio 944 Stratton, S Kignie VAREPRIS CLEANKD & hESUY ATRD LIGR /mpw. 13'lentn: i, Sonth 58 Mackintosh & o, LEANING, 3¢; LAYING, ples tree; 3. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO. + ¥40 14ubst; cleaning Se. a yard: tel Mis 74 Eddy si. —_— W ASTEDL—POSITION AN PORiKR OR TO ANTED—GOUD FINISHER ON PANTS. 258 Jessie st. W YOUNG MAN IN GROCERY-STORE: STATE ONKLIN'S CARPLL - BKATING WORaw 533 Golden Gale ave Telcphone Has: 12d C Wrap or prCk g00ts, OF drive delivery-wagon. PERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & Address before Uct. 30, C. LINTUN, 547 Minna st. €O, 32%3 Fremont st. 0 AILOKS AND URDINARY SEAMEN references and salary expected. Box 53, Call. 2 S waated at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OF 148 CALL; waat ads and subscriptions taken