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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1897. NEWS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD Only Three of Major- General James’ Original Staff Left. Officers Who Think That Pro- motions Should Be From the Active List, The Brigade Inspector Presents a Report on Second Brigade Camps. Capt. Carrington’s Report. As the leaves fsll from the rose thatisno Jonger &n object of beauty end has lost its freshiness, so do the titled officers drop from | the staff of the major-general of the National | Guard of the State of Caillornis. Of the | original staff but three remain, namely, Colo- nel John Galiwey, surgeon of the division; | Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas N. Cluff, commis- sary, and Lieutenant-Colone’ D. E. Miles, sig- nal officer. o of the stuff huve died, Licu- renent-Colonels Fred F. Follis and John H. Mangels, the others have resigned, aud thes sre Colonel John C. r, Colonel Frank W Sumner, Lieutenant-Coionel James Smith (on nis election as colonel of the Firsy), Lieuten- ant-Colonel George K. Burdick, Lieulenant- Cowonel Fred S. Pout, Lieutensni-Colonel orge Btone, and last week Major George A. Wethern, who resigned in order to be elected | First Lieutensnt of Company G of the Fifth | Iniantry located in Alnmeds.” Had the uewiy \’ elected lieutenent remeined on the staff afew months longer he couid have retired with the General M. W. Muller of the Third Brigade and Colonel Stuart S Wright of the regiment are | here. The majority of their stafls reside in | the eity. SAN FRANCISCO “*CALL." S OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— open until 12 o'clock every PUSINE! 710 Market street, night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 8:30 o’clock. #3839 Hayes str open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 1 arkin sire 1 until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open untll 9 o'clock. 1243 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open unil 9 o'clock. ! 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second sud Kentucky open ull 8 o'clock, PEEL Em. Com. order. | FRANCISCU CHAPTER ‘al Arch Masons, meets Bustness oniy . PRINCE, Secretary. MEETING NOTICES. N GATE CUMMANDERY .. Goden Gate building, €25 Sutter st e assemby THIS EVENING & 7:30 J'clock. All iraters are courteously invited JONATHAN M WiLLIAM 1. FONDA, I | =3 GOLDE No 18 K SAN No. 1, THIS EVENING FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnna. HELP WANTED-Continued. UKSE—~FIRST-CLASS INFANT'S NURSE, with several years' references, wants situas tion. Call or a dress 124133 Market st. HOME, WANTED WITH MIDDLE-AGED ludy for a giri 14 where she can_assist for her clothes and ~chooling: suburban town preferred. H. W., box 18, Call Office. (GBL ALAMEDA, 31N FAMILY, $28: GIRL, Sacramen.o st., §20: girl, Fresno. #20: eirl, Marin County, $25; girl, O'Farre.lst., $20 Grove st., $:0: girl, Post st Javia st.. $20: gicl, Guerrero si., & $20: girl, Hyde st, $20: g1 Laguuast., 220; gicl. Buchanan st $20. MAK’ & CO.. 749 Market si. Y QUNG WOMAXN DESIRES SITUATION IN pleasant country home: assist with housework or children: terms $8 per month. Address K., Call Ofice, Oakland, NEAT, RELIASLE GIRL DESIRES SITUA- 4\ tion to do upstuirs work: is a firsi-class seam- stress. Address A. B, 913 kast Fiftesnih si., East Oakiand. ~ IRL OF 17 WOULD L1KE TO ASSIST WITH J light housework. Call or address 6i0% Mian.. 7OUNG WIDOW FROM THE EAST WANTS situation as housekeeper. 207 Post st.. rm. 1. W) ANTED — POSITION AS WORKING housékeeper: would like dsughter wiih me. Address M. & D.," box 35, Cell Office. JITUATION WANTED BY 1Wou GIRLS TO do upstairs work_or wait on_table: city, Ala- meda or akland. 63-57 Clementina st. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS houseseepes. Apply 235 O'Farrell, room 7. \TAL LODGE NO. 22, F. ailed meeting for THIS clock. At 7:3 By order of the W. EUW. F. DELG (MONDAY) Second degree. ano A all-d meetiig { DAY (Monday), tober 18, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock P. M «. 1. By order of th i W, . SCHUMACEE . Secretary. G Frank'in desree 7:3¢ o'clock. SOLOMON'S Lo A. & 260, 1839 Flimore (MUNDAY; EVFNING st Ey order of the Master. na HER, Secretary. 0. CALIFOENIA LOD e EF, O350 0 N Chicrrs wid < 3 | members ar- ea mes iy niquesed o CASEIE attend the meeiing on MONDAY EVENING. cwber 18 Iniistion of candidate. | | | Visiting brothers cosdialiy mvited. | | P. J. MILLET, N. G, o rellows’ Hall J. R WiLLiaus R S E5 o ALTA LODGE NG 205, L 0. 0. F.—oOflicers and members ure hereby notified of 'he deatn of THER 0170 H. TIMM =nd are nble BR Tequesiea to = TUESDAY, Oct 19, at 2 P M, to attend the fun- eral ADULPH BE &, N. € at 0dd EWING AND HEPAIRING NEATLY DONE PLACE bome or In families. 11214 Graotave., room Y 2U,.6 LaDY DESIRES STEADY as housekeeper; City or country. 1122 Market st., room 31. “::nmv WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper in hotel or lodglug-Louse: 0o Ob- jection 0 widower with chiidren. 2§ Ellis st, room 1. TOUNG WIDOW FLOM COUNTRY WISHES Position as houseneeper. koom 1%, 1020 Mar Ket st 7OUNG LADY (STRANGER) WOULD LIKE a housekeeper's place: no otjection to coun Room 24. 806 Market st, second floor. try ‘ul')\, wibpo er’s pesition. G Seventh, room 10. TAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER-HANG- F o roots, Su.ters paiuted rdwards, 1200W ebstr WiSHis HOUSEKEEP- 11104 Mission st, coraer of SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT best help. 41434 O Farreil, Tel. E. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice: vest help; tei. Graut 56. 30 Geary st. ND JAPANESE st., tel. main 281 { UNTEKR & Co. CHINESE emp. office. 61415 Cauforal rank of major, but Le preferred a Lower rank. In the rank and file there is a great deal of § growling because of the fact that when vacan- | cies on the division staff occur they are filled J with appolutees,as a general thing, taken from the retired list. They claim that there are on | the active list men better fitted for the posi- | tions, from the fact that bsing in active ser- | vice (hey keep up with the t:mes and changes in military matiers aud know much better | what is needed, than men who after being re- tired have not devoted either much time or attention to the affairs of tbe guard. They also say that promotious not msade from the active list engenders a feeling of discontent, and thos- in active service wonder why tney spend their time and iaient, not to say any- | thing of their money, if there is to be 10 pro- | motion for them. T. W. Senrle, second lieutenant of Company B, Fifth Infaniry, has tendered his resigna- tion. Captain Charles H. Harland and First Licu- tenunt W. K. Fiske of Troop D, Salinas, have assed Successiuily before the examining Poard of thie First Brigade, Ceptain Edward Fiizpatrick, Company E, First Regiment, has 2pplied 10 be placed on the retired list. Capteiu George Filmer, Company B, FirstIn- | m fantry, has applied ior leave of abience for thirty da; - W Charies W. Hennah, sergeant of Company L; SPECIAL NOTICES, | | | | NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T Ar] | fi’ e Maris Kip Orphanage of Lake street and Seventi avenu.. San Francisco, Cal, bas re- ceived the following orphans and hait-orphans Srom June 30 to ~eptember 30, 1887: Susanna McCariby, 6 years 9 monihs: Kate Mils, 11 cars; Cecile “Williamson, 9 years 6 months; Grace May Wocds, b years: . Imira Evans 4 vears 8 months; Josephine Carey Pace, 4 years 10 months. E? BAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR 34 collections made: ity or country. Pacific Collection Co,, 415 Montgy st.. roum 6: tel. 5580, | hol and salt baibs. 107 O'Farr-ii st APANESE ilable belp. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125. UTCHER AND SAUSAGE-MAKER: CAN ‘Work in restaurant or hoiel or steamer: would like to zet steady posit.on: city_or country; good reterences. 734 Bowe ave. off Kieventh at. QITUASION WANTED 10 TAKE CARE OF 3 horses and gardes; good driver; can miik; bandy with tools; good references. A. B, box 55, | Call Oftice. G 00D WAITER DESIRES SIEADY POSI- tion. Addr.ss New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont- gomery ave., room 15. BLACKSMITH, GOOD ALL-ARCUND MAN, wanis work, City .r country: best of refer: PAINTING, WHITKNINC hanging. HARTMANN, & = MES. DI Finii, 10114 G TEST GALVANIC 116 . HANSEN ; 1 and cabinet batbs eces. Adiress F. W., box 61, Call Office. (A HMAN —~WEDE WANTS ~ITCATION witl a private family: is 4 g0od reliable driv- er aod m.n abouc piace: has the very best of ref ereuccs: bas bu bad babits. S. (., box 49, Cali, ('-,\I:DD.\‘;IR; MIDDLE - AGED, SINGL! 3 ‘would lie & place in a private family. 2 Fell st. | | | | electrician:aicokol 1 uix:sh Laths: unrivaled ’ | DIVIDEND NOTICES George T. Lemon, sergeant of Company B, and | Harry 8 Johnston, sergeant of Company B, | all of the Seventh Regiment, and Sergeants M. J. Holiz and Eugene Callen of Company H, First Regiment, have applied for certificates of | exemption. | Neurly a year ago a board was avpointed to ! look inio the accounts of an officer of the | Naval Battelion, who, it was charged, had re- | ceived certain Stale money but failcd 10 sppiy itto the payment of bills incurred by the division he commended. The board preseute | its report andit wasio the effcct that the | officer who is now no longer connecied with | the guard was indebted for bills incurred to | the amount of $274, and 1o meet these he hed §344 of the Stute’s money. The report was presented end since then & dewand has been mrde on the ex-officer, but there has not been any liquidation. ‘he maiter hus passed from hand 10 bard and itis now i the hands of Lieutenant Elliot and the bond e officer With Thomas W. C rand J. W. Off-rinan as suretips hes been sent {rom the ud jutant’s | office to {his city, and itis possible that a suit will be commenced against the bondsmen This is a matter that lLas passed rthrough ail | the ramifications of the circumiocution vflice and 1s one that shouid have been disposed of | in a moath. Attention has been drawn to another case of neglect, and that is the failure 1o fi 1 vacan- cies in’a board of otficers appointed under a provision of the Political Code 1o cousider and yecommend to the commander-in-chic: what is most urgently Tequired to uniform =nd equip the Naticnal Guard. In September, | 1896, Colunel Fairbanks, Colonei Nunan and | Colonel Currier were appointed such & board. Bince then Colonels Nunan and Cu:rier heve | resigned from the guard, the board hes not been dissoived and the yacancies have not been filled, and there are many things which the board, if it had not been reduced to one, could suzgest for the betterment of the guard. The First Regiment has not yet heid iis tar- get practice ior want of e range. It is possi- ble that by Thursday next a decision may ba Tenched as to thesite near Ingieside which the officers of the regimeut woula like for = rasge. The signal corps of the Second Brigade has established torch-signal stations, ome on Buens Visia Park and the other at a point on the Castro-street hilis. Mejor Jensen, inspector for Brigade, hes filed his report of the camps of | the First and Fifth regiments. He writes in | terms of commendstion of each camp, and Teports that the average aitendance at the camp of the First was 513 for a twelva-com- pruy regiment, and that of the Fifth, an cight-company 'regiment, was 386. Of the | First he writes that on occesions of cere- | monies the appearance of the regiment was £00d, excepl =8 10 some companies, which were very wesk in numbers. Both camps were well policed, but that of the First wes not as well policed as it might have been in the vicinity of the mess tables. The work of the sanitary corps is com- mended. in his recommendations he wriies that there should be some uniformity as to bedding furnished ior the men and not permit esch company to provide, &s it did at the camps, different vedding; tnat all camp equipage shonld be stamped with the com- pany leiter and not painted by each company = different color, which 18 very unmilitary; that tiers should be & uniiorm tent gunrack; that on 'y ebsolule'y necessary baggsge should be taken to camp #nd thateach man should be provided with » knapsack, which is justas useful as a haversack and cauteen, for in & knapsack a soidier can place ali that he re- quires during & week in camp; guard mount ehould be in the forencon instead of the after- noon, end & eart should be used in doing poiice duty in camps. The report of Captain Carrington, U. 8. A., Inspector of the Nutional Gusrd of California, Which was forwarded to the War Department some time since, has been made public at the war Office in Washingion, D. C. It snows that the organized force is 3678. He deleils his nspection of the several camps held this sum- mer, and says that 65 per cent of the enrolled force attended camp, He speaks in high terms of the camps and .he work of the men. He details how, with the m.ans of iransporiation, the trcops can be concentrated at various points in from twenty-four hours to five days for service in the State, and details that pro- visious have been meade to supply the troo, with rations. He recommends that the guard be provided with rifles of the model of 1884. and urges an increase of the Federal ap- propriation for the National Guard. FRESNO, CaL., Oct. 15.—The construction of the bulkhead at the new range of Companies € and F has been completed and the Fresno guardsmen now Liave one of the best ranges in the State. It is situated near the Southern Pacific Raiiroad, just north of town, far the ond stroug objection which was met with st the ©old range in Belmon: Addition, Rev. Munn protesting vigorousiy thas he could not hear bis own voice, when preacaing, above the cracks of the Tifies neur by. But the guaras. men did not yiela, for they hed establisned the butts before the church was built there. But lust spring a fire destroyed the bulkhead, and then the companies decided 1o move 11 ELIABLE order 1o secure a longer range. The new one meets all the requirements. The soldiere will bz able to practice over 200, 300 and 500 ynard distance: They wili soon begin their shoots in earnest. Company F has s baseball team of which it is | W48es $15. 276 Minna st, near Fourth, very proud. The bo; and have won & num| nines. On Tuesdny and Wednesday evenings the Young Laaies’ Drill Corps 0! Santa Cruz gave performsuces at Armory Hall to fair-sized nudiences. The young ladies Etate ercampment in Santa and Capt-in Duncan oi Company C was so charmed by their perfect work that he invited them to come to Fresno and give exhibitions. The visitors fave excelient enteriainments, and their drilling was perfect. A movement is on foot to_have the Sixth play very good ball, T of games with local Regimental band located in Fresno. Its head- | eron, private | mao: > DIVIDEND NO!ICE—DIVIDEND NO. B2 ,(50c per share) of the 1 atchinson Sugar | Plantation Co. will be payaule &: the oftice of the | compan Market £, 0n aud after Wednes- | day. Octob: 1897. Transter buois wili ciose | Toursday, r 14,1867 at 3 P. M HNE N, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. NOMPETENT GE ALSO SCOTCH, Cooond giris, with references. desive. sivas: tions. J. F. CROSE.T & CO., 316 Sutter st. ADIES CAN SECURE FIRST-CLASS HELP of il nationalities b, calling on MISS CUL- 325 Sutter st. LE: JIRST-CLANS DANISH SECOND GIRL AND seamstress desires situation. or as nurse or best local references: city or couutry. MISS COLLEN JUPE (IOR SWEDISH COOX AND HOUSE: ) work zir. desires situation; 4 vears (ast piace city or connt MIs> CULLEN, 35 Sutter st. NEAL YOUNG GIKL DicSIkisS SITUATION AN as second girl or nucse or housework: $10 to $ 5. reference: city or couniry. MIS> CULLEN, 525 Sulter st. ‘l\'h.\l IRISA GIRL WISHES SITUATION 4\ ascook or housework: best city references: Jewish family precerred; $25 10 $50. MRS, NOR- TON, 315 - utter st. TEAT GERMAN HOUS:IRL WISHES SIT. AN nitio.: good coox and laundress: $20; best referesces: city or countiy. Apply MRS. NOK- TON, 315 Sutier st T YOUNG SWED! N situscion. as second sici: ences H GIRL WISHES A has fine city refer Apply 8t . R HANSEN & (0., 108 Geary st. JEAL REFINED GERMAN GIRL, SP .AKS French also, wishes a situation as uursegiri; city only ; comes well recommended. C. K. HAN- BEN & (O, 108 Geary st. ©) COMPETENT SWEUL H GIRLS, LATE £ from vew York. ar- seeking situsiions as cook and secoud girl; together or separate. Apply at . R. HANSL & CO., 108 Geary st. IRST-CLASS GERMAN CUOK WITH Al ty references wishes a siluation as cook in vill do some housework. Ap- 108 Geary N INFANT'S NURSE, PROTESTANT. § years iu her last place In this city, wants sito- ation city Or COUNLy: present mMistress recom- mends her. For particuiars addr ss or phone MisS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter si.. near Powell N ENGLISH HOUSEWORK GIRL, WITH 800d references, excellent cook, wants situa- tion acruss the bay, or any place in the country: figi-c ass Suwedish ook, 4 years in bier iast place; also neat young German gir, ca « cook well, wants place =i housewurk in the couniry; competent waltress and parlor-mald and a number of good housework girls of a | natiosalidies. Cun be found by telephoning, writing or caliing on MISS PL KiT1, 424 Suiter si., near Powell. | Call Office. IRST-CLASS GARDENER, GERMAN, sires a situation: can sttend horses and c Please address Gardener, 562 Howard st , city. MAN MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT chlidren wish positions: man is handy with horses and wife good cook. Aadress 251m Perry st.. near Harrison. W ANTED_WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man); used to kiic.ien work. pialn coosing, walling, saicon work or o:her work: city oF coun. try. Address H. F., box 82, Call Office. TOUNG GERMAN, MILLER BY TRADI, wishes situation of any kind. Address W. B, box 20, Call Office. Dk~ ws. JTEADY YOUNG MAN, WITH YEARS EX- | 8 perience, wislies a position as driver of a miix- wagon; Edady s relereucess iiven. Address B. W. 85 1ENTLEMAN OF 8 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with foreigu trade, ubou tolocate psrmanently in Yosohama, will travel ail commercial centers of Chinz, Hongkong and Japan in the int-rest of a limited sumb:r of manufucturers of speciaities, machivery. etc. Address Export Trader, box 58, Call Office. ELiaBLE, INDUSTR OUS GERMAN l coachman and gardener handy sround the place; zood references. Address ¥. F., box 45, OOKKEEPER OF EXPERIENCE WANTS steady position: has est of references. Ad- Gress k. il. M., 108 McAllister st OSITION WANTED AS GARKDENER OR coachman by experienced man; references. 1108, Hyds st "OUNG MAN WOULD 1LTIKE TO GET SOME kind of work. Address Farrier, 214 O'Farrell (GAR ESER. 34 YEARS OLD, DESIRES A X “situation; first-class reerences: 4 years in last place. adaress 1532 Tentn st., Oakland. A MERICAN. 84 WITHOUT MONEY, WOULD accept_any reasonable offer 10 £o'on smail ranch for wages or share in returps; home the ob- ject: reference given. J. G. T., box 1020, Fresuo, Cal. SIIUATION WANTED 8Y A SWEDISH man in private family : understands gardening, care uf horses and miking; good references. Ad- dress G. K., box 32, Call. WOUUDWORKEE, = GERMAXN, 39 YEARS wants work. hundy with all kind of tooi willing 10 do suy kind of work; cily or country. C. C., box 99, Cail. MAN, WELL EDUCATED AND with large experience of office work. wants sii- uvation; small salary accepted. Address B. (., box 41, Cail. MAS ASR WIFE WITHOUT CHI|.DREN A want position on ranch; capable of taking full churge; references given. Address F. L., 419 Callfernia st Y QUNG MAN OF STEADY HARITS WA work: {8 a carpenter by trade. handy wiih al tools; city or country. C.C, box 1:2, Call Uflice. " OUNG MAN HAVING EXPERIENCE IN bookkeeping and wrapping departments in dry-goods houses would like situation as such or to'mauke himseif generally usefui. G. U., box &%, Call uftice. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell si, has places for girls of all nationaiicies. {XPERIENCED AND TRUSTWORTHY iurse desires si:uation: can take fu'l charze o & baby from the montn, and s & first-class seam- stress: excellent references. D.. box .9, Call Uffice. OSITION AS GUVERENESS IS WANTED BY a university graduate with highest recom mendations and experience in teaching. Addres MISS CLAKK, box 550, San Joge, Cal 1EKMAN DA N84 GIRL WANTS POSITION a8 o0k Or housework; private fami y or board- ing-house; cliy or country. A. Y., Atlantic Hotel, UUNG MAN FROM THE EAST WISHES situation as plumber's helper: 214 years' ox- perience. Address THOMAS DERMUZ, 1756 Ninth ave., East Oakland. JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, best help, 3148 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30. ERMAN HOUSEKEEPE R, $20 OOUNTRY, see party here; housckeeper $20, see party 0lla M. MARTIN & CO., 749 siarket st. € NAITRESSKS, CITY, 6 A WEEK: 7 £iris, waii some, 83 50 (0 $4 per week. MAR; TIN & L0, 749 Market st. W UMAN T0 WASH AND IRON, PLAIN M1 WOk, $20 per month, room and board. MAR- TIN & €O, 749 Market st 5 WAIIRESSEN, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20 ) wnd room, see party here 9 to 114 M. MAR- TIN & L0, 749 Market st. T WAITHESSES 815 AND ROOM;: 10 CHAM: Dermaids, $15 and room, wait some MAR- TIN & CU..'749 Market st HELP WANTED-Continued. £84 MEN WANTED FROM $80 10 $15 PER . month and found: 2 butchers, one for shop, $1 fure, $30 and iound: oue for ranch, $25 aud found: 3 cooks, #35, $40 and $25: 3 waiters; 8 dishwashers, $15 wnd $20; poiter for hotel. MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. GRICULTURAL HELF WANTED: butter-maker and ran sepaiator, $80 und found: milker, $ 0: 20 farm, vineyard and or- chard b different p aces. $25, $20 and $15; 38 choreboys, $10 und found: farmer and wife, $30; 40 scraper teamsters, $26 an. found; 50 2-horse scraper teamsters, $.0 and found, for a large bank =nd syndicate compuy: 30 Iaborers, aifferent piaces, $1 75, §1 60 aud $1 50 a dsy. $26 per month and found. MUKKAY & READY, Lead- ing Fmployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. CAPITAL $15.000.000 22" s v company (limited); we want for the above 43 laborers to work around mines, ete., no experience Tequired: S. P. K. K. has given us spccial ratcs (0 place: wages $26, $38 and $.9 per month and found: steady job: we shipped 57 Satuiday: send- ing 48 mo:e men on this job Monday. uctober 18, 1897. MURRAY & READ), 634 and 656 Clay. QUK AND WAITLESS CITY, $45 AND room. or mother and daughter. MARTIN & 49 Market st. cc A IRONERS, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, $:0. O room and boacd, eto. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markei st FAMILY COOK, €50, ALSO LADIES' MAID, same family. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. 3 COOKS, $25 AND ROOM;: 3 COOKS, 30 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st GERMAN AND FKENCH SECOND GIRL $20 MARTIN & (O, 749 Market st * AIDS, $18, KOOM, GERMAN CHAMBEEK O ete. MARTIN & (L, 749 Market s Q0K 325; SECOND GIRL $20, SAME FAM ily. MARTIN & CO., 749 Macket st COOKS, SMALL P, ACES, $20 PLR MONTH. MARIIN & CO., 749 arke: at " [ FRENCH IRONER, £25. ROOM AND BOARD. MAKTIN & CO., T49 Market st 2 FUENCH COOKS, AND RCOM. MAR. ROSPERITY HAS OPENED THE. groat sawmilis; wantea—30 more laborers for these creat mil.s and woous, $30 (o $35 per month wnd found, to bandle lumb r, work in muls, WO0ds, eic., 1o experience required. half fare paid, 8. P. K. R Co. has given us cheap rates to these pluces: 40 woodchoppers. $2 6J, 32 10 and $1 60 a cord, tools an ¢ food furnished! 50 tiemakers, Sc each’ 50 shingle bo tmakers, $1 50 a cord. MUR- RAY & KLADY, Leauing Employment Agents, 694-636 Clay st. NGELIN CALIFORNIA, BUT TO ARIZONA— Free: wanted: 25 more U-horse teamsters for Arizona: “iree” fare: railroad woik and free fare both ways. MUKRAY & KEADY, Leading km- AGENTS WANTED. A GESTS WANTED T TAKE ORDERS FOR our celebrated teas, coffees, spices: big in- ducements offcred; write for par.icu ars. azents wanted everywhere free watlchet vicycles, dishes. Great American Importi.g Tes Co.. 52 Market st., Sun Francisco. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: posiiive safeguard; $1: also tonic svecific for all female troublws: for Lome use. DR ANDMIES W GoN©R, 628 ddv ROOMS WANTED. ANTED—2 OR 8 W NFURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping. 1. M., box 164, Call Office. ¢) UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS; PRI- £ vate house: suitable for dental office: east Larkin, north Market. Ad A. (. k., box 64, Cal. 3 JANTED—A ROOM, CHEAP, FOR A BAR- ber-shop. B ., box 94. Call FURNITURE WANTED. P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Larkin. ASH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC; full value. Pac. Fur. Cu., 228 Stockton st. J. NEUV AN, 121 SIXTH 5L, BUYSAND « selis furnlture and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCIION ¢ Montgomery st :hi REMOVED st prices paid. Tel. L0 19 vis 71 1 BUSINESS CHANCES. $2DOU. bist part of the cily: bakes over :! barrels of flour per day: all cash store trad crowded during mea! hours: ¢ood steady trade all day: rent reasonable; trial gives. M. LE urth st. BAKEKY AND COFFEESAL v.\;’ . CORNER SALJON ON THIRD ST.: $350. has an estaviisned trade; wel -puving piace; cheap rent: good fixtures: actual bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourch st. { ©F DELICACY-STORE, BEST PART OF $ 125. Western addition: ifving-rooms; cheap rent: well stocked: good business: worth $250. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st ARTNER WA -TED IN A WELL-PAYI commission business: established and run by present owuer for 20 years: exceliently locacea; 1o night or Sunday work. ¥or further faforma- tiou appiy to M. LSS, b Fourth. = FAUITSTORE IN HEART OF THE £35 . city: 5 living-rooms: cheap rent; good horse and wazon; has an exceilent paying busi- ness. M. LSS, Fourth. $1400 GROCERY, PRODUCE AND POU L~ . try business in Lvely town not far from this city: Al hors: and wagon included; more than vaiue In sight; clears $150 per month ana over; reat only $18; seliinz ox agreement of partiers: trial allowed before buy- ing. M. LESS, b Fourth st. : RESTAUKANT HALF A BLOCK £200. fom Marcetst.: old estabishea sian. bas a good paying trade; must be sold at once. M. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED—GOOD-PAYING SMALL LAUN dry route well established. Address C. A. M., box 14, Call Uftice. ployment Ageuts, 634 and 686 Clay st ANTED— 2 RANCH W Der monih: 6 scraper teamsiors, latce tanciy £20: elcer y man, cnore about place in clty, $10 aua found; neat'young man, learn professional nursing in’ hospital; milker, $-5; 10 woodchop- pers, near city, 10ols. etc., sdvanced; £ood layou:; cooks, waiters, disnwashers aud otbers. W. D. EWER & C., 626 Clay 8 TEAMSTERS, $26 ar GERMAN nfectionery trade short distauce in BOY TO b azd found and increase. 26 Clay st. per mo [ Q ANTED—100,000 SECOND-HAND HARD brick. DALZIRL & MOLLER, 554 Mission. W ASTED—SECOND-HAND LATEST EDL tion, Sterhng's Histology, Dalton’s Physi- ologv, Manton ou Ewmbryology. Address Books, box 60, Cail Uftice. A OULS UF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market KLELN, 100 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH « for clothinz and books. TIN & €O, 749 Market st. 3 SECOND GIRLS. $20. MAKIIN & CO, 749 Market st. (HAMBERMAIL, COUNTE: / &irl for chamverwork and walting, plain country hotel, $20, and other pnces, at MURKA Y & READY’S, Leading Lauployment Agents, 634 anc 636 Clay st. W ANTED—NURSERY GOVERNESS FOR 1 child, $25, iady here at 10 Monday, applica- tions o person only considered, references ity requisite; pariormwid and waiiress, $25; lauudress by ‘the day, $:; woman as working housekeeper in country, $2U; German second gl 8is0 cook, same house, $25 and $:0: covk, $30; 20 hous-work girls, $25 10 $20. ber of girls, inexper enced bu: wililng to be taucht, can always find work st this puresu at $10, $12 and $15. " Appy MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st., near Powell. (GEBMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICr—MRS. LAMBEKT, 417 Powell st (iel. Main 5332), surnishes best help of al: nationalities, VW OMEN FOR CLOKING AND HOUSEWORK on ran.h, $20. K. T. WAKD & CO,, 610 Clay. JIRLTO ASSIST IN HOTEL, $15: ANTED—COUKS, CHAMBEKMAIDS AND &irls for housewors. MRS, HIRD, 721 Eilis. N HOUSEWORK; PLAIN QR MONDAY. 7 & u Confectioner anda ‘cake baker, $50 and found, country shop: head cook, $60: secon cook, $40, country hotel, see party here: cook, $55: LIgLU cook, $25; porter, #1b. same country hotel. see party here; younz colored by, privaie family, $16.———Carpenter with tools, for o rauci, $40 and found; biacksmith who can shoe. $2 50 a duy, country shop, steady work: 10 wheclers for a brickyard, $2 a day; Swiss farmer, $20; 6 ranch teamsters, 320, aud others. C. K. HANSEN & €O, 108 Geary st. j() LABOKERS AND 10 DRILLERS IFOR 40 irigavion diceh, $26 and $52 50 and board: camp blacksmith, $40; 2 farmers, $15: ranch cook, §20: vegerable gardener; woodchopper. R. T. WAKD & CO., 605 and 610 Clay st. {HOURT-OKDER COOK, $50, CITY: WAITER for club, $4U: assisiaut gardener, $15, country hotel. HUTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st QALESMAN FOR FRESNO, STOCKTON LD GOLD, GOLD DUST, JEWELRY, ETC, bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farrell. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLL, SILVER, CAST- off clo-hing bought. Add. COLIMAN. 41 Third. EDUCATIONAL. EVENING BUSIN ESS COLLEGE,YOUNG Men's Christian Association—studles in book- keeping, mathematics, stenography, typewriting, mechanical and freehand drawing, geometry, alge- bra, elocution, German, Spanish, English, vocal music and electricicy all inc.uded in membership privilege. Call or sénd ‘or {llus'rated catalogue, Association bidz, Mason and Eliis. Special privi: lege to young ladies in study of stenography, type- writing and German. H.J. McCOY, Gen. Sec. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Elocution, 1215 Octavia st, San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupi! of Professor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate MAN FOR WHITE 310 Clemintena st. ANTED—YOUNG ing. $2 a aay. W washiog; small family; wages $1<; cali after | QHOEMAKKR 0N REPAIRING. 034 PA- 9 0'clock. 2612 Larkin st clfic st., near Kearny. 1ERMAN UR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GEN « K- TANTED — A FIRST-CLASS DELIVERY & housework and plain cooking; wages $15 to $18 1118 Turk. PPRENTICES AND EXPERIENCED OP. <\ erators on wrappers and waists; work in face tory. 409 Lurk sc. W ANIED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work and cooking; German preferred. Cail |V \ man, Mission route. 21 Park ave. [ANTED — GOOD BASTER ON COATS. Call 7 Montgomery st, 12:30 P. A FFICE BOY FOR PLUMBING SHOP. 419 Mason st. J§ABBER WANTED, 15 TAYLOR ST. at 1316 kllis st. W ANTED EIRST-CLASS TAILORESS N buttonnoles and bindings Call 7 Montgom- ery st at12:30 P a0 G ¥ " IRL FOR GENERAL HOUS WORK; REF- erences required. 2805 Mission st. JIKL FOR €00<ing. IRL FOR GrNERAL HOUSEWORK; wages $i5; references. 1021 Post st. T ANTE._EXPERIENCED APPRENTICE on custom coats. 517 Natoma st OUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. APPLY Jionday 416 ilermana st. HOUSEWOKK AND PLAIN 926C Fultonst. IRLOR WOMAN TO ASSIST IN GENERAL 3 housework. 514 Noe st. G A IRL FOR LIGH1 HOUSEWORK; WAGES §8. 5 Howard court, near Fouith st, after 9. PPRENTICES A~D FINISHERS ON CUS- tom com:s; steady work. 449 Min iast. T ANTED—EXPERIENCED DISHWASHER, 28 Firstst. ALE COOK AND EXPERIENCED WAIT- M ess, 155 Fisth su: call early. FIBSI-CLASS BRUG CLERK: GERMAN praferred. Apply 158 £ddy st., 8 4. M. JIRST-CLASS LADIES' TAILOR WANTED, VERDIER, 944 Geary st. OY AGED 16: REFEEENCE REQUIRED; living with parents. 130 Powell st. » GUOD COA'TMAKERS FORTHE COUNTRY ; ) can earn $15 to $18 per week: steady worl Done but £0od Lands need appiy. 69 Rausch st., off Howard. ANTED — (MALE) Al PRESSER ON cloaks DAViDSON & MILLER, 731 Mar- ket st. OY WHO LIVES WITH PARENTSTO RUN a Remiigion typewriter aid_tend telephone, $15 8 month to start. Apply B. B., box 143, Calll ) other towns: factory (o consumer. 1155 Mis- | 0f the =chool of Oratory, Philadelphis, Pa, Maiatr | teacher. Otlice days, Thurs. P. M., Saturduy A. < SEAMEN TO-DAY; LONG JOB; NO EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST 20 office fee charged. HERMAN’S, 637 Clav. st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, snort- baua, typing, telegraphy, languaces. English branches: electrical, ¢Ivii and minfug enginceriag, surveying, assaying, navigatlon, etc.; 20 teachers; 5 Four:h st ~F SALOON ON THIRD S GooD K17 tures: iace: worth $250; low rent: good fix o sioady 1rade; must be sold this week. M. LESS, 5 Fourth si. < $'125 biack walnut furniture: rent reason- able: busy location; fine place for steady or transien: trade. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. &2 BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON $3000, BT A cotaviined for many years; choicest location: el by new Call, Ex- aminer and Chronic e offices; fuliest invest gation given: this is a genuine business bargain. see WILKE, 783 Market st. 60, A GREAT BARGAIN: 56 NICKLI- « slot machines; worth $500; mvst be so!d to-day ; best speculation to make money: they are ensy sellers. Appy WILKE, 753 Market st $1000 %00 PATING HOTECINTTY « 1y town of 8000 inhabitants near F.; large number regular boarders and good tran. sient custom; reut only $30: jease: a genuine good bargain. Inquire WILK K, 783 Market st. LODGING-HOUSE: 16 ROUMS; ALL 0 YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS o PrOmPUY? Apply HEALY & CO, 917 Mar- et st 8350—Corner grocery, bar trade $10 daily. $350—Corner saloon: no night or Sunday work., $500— Business ciearing $150 per month. $400—Oyster and chophouse, Lear Bzldwin. Bakery, candy, stationery, cigars, innchroom, & rooms turnished inc.uded: make offer. #100—Cor. bakery, candy, noti 1ROCLKY AND BAR. FINE CORNER, (3 Bakery and candy-store, 2 rooms Saloon, fine location. only...... Hotel in country town near the Restaurant and delicacies.. Saloon worth $2000, price .. Grocery and bar, fine new corner.. 1 Reataurant aud coffee aioon ... 200 HENRKY C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. IGAR-STORE, CITY F §90; ) taurant, $125. Saloon, Market st., $250: erocery and var, $225. Market, RONT, RES day and evening sessions: write for catalogue. ANRERSON'S PREPARATORY ECHOOL— Pupils prepared for «alifornia and ~tanford universities in day and evening ciasses and pri vate lessons; teachers’ and civil service examins. tions. Room 407, Parrott puilding. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 525 MONT- gomery s.: individual instruction n short band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, ete.; iifs scholarship $5U: low Tates per wee and inonth. DARTINGTON'S ~CHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper lllustration, 424 Piuest.: tree exhibition of works by students daily, 2 to 4 P. M Saturday clusses morning and afternoon. OKKEEPING-THERE on «art 1S NO COLLEGE whose course is as thorough as mine; b 4 to 8 weeks only required: rapidity at figures & specialty. TARK, 855 Market st , room 572. PNGINKEHXKING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining, mech., survey,assay, archit.; day&eve.: est. 1864 A. VAN DEK NAILLEN, 933 Market, AN FRANCISCO B USIN ESS COLLEGE. 1236 Market st.: 124 positions in '96, 103 in '97. GIVEN BY MAX MAIER, er of zither, 526 Turk st. BUSINESS FRENCH OR SPANISH ), | S’?AO. course. Call at 2214 Geary st., room 39. OQOKKrEPING, ARIIHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. :day,night: $6 mo. 1501 Mkt.,op.8th. UGENE DE FOHESI, SCHOOL OF ACTING and elocution. 14 McAllister, r.70; call 2 to 4 ISS GAMBLE'S DANCING ~CHOOL; children’s ciass Sat. 8 P. M. 317 Devisadero, N YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work; need not cook. 1417 Geary st. l“lt.al-\ LASS FINI"HER ON CUSTOM panis. 41114 Kearny st., second floor. IRST-CLABS coats. FINISHERS ON CUSTOM 942 Folsom st.; call eariy. VIRL APPRENTICE ON FANTS. APPLY 206 Minna st., cor. 1 hird. 819 EAST ST., VIRL FUR CIGAR-STAND. MANAGER TO bet. Clay and Commercial. W ANTED — FIGST-CLASS take entire charge of_branch house: woman's K00ds only; must b capuble of superiniending workers after being thorougily taught the busi- ness. M., box 35, Call. VY EINURSE WANTED. APPLY TO DR. EIDENMULLER, 700 Broadway, cor Stock- ton: 110 3 F. & JCANDINAVIANGIRL, LATELY FKOM OLD couatry, (0 do housework: good home in Swedish family. Address Y60 Kirknam s, Cens ter station, Oakland. | REE TRIPTO ALASKA WILL BE GIVEN ¥ 1o a limited number. Address P. M., box 40, Call Oftice. oY, k ings. 1:C BARBER-SHOP: MUST BE SOLD © gardless of cost. Address D. K., box 69, C XPERIENCED, GE FURNISH- Appiybet. 10 ana 11 A. 3, 106 Third st 1L MUST SELL A. B., box 122, Call. ARBLRSHOP NEAR CITY: Tegurdiess of price. ARBE 'S ASSOCIATION —FREE KMPLOY- )ment Oftice. S. FUCHS, Sec., Grant ave. EAMEN—ORDINARY, SHIP CARPENTER A for Europe. Shipping office, 10 ~teuart si., up- stairs. ) JOTICE TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT keepers—The German Cooks’ Society has re- moved from 14 Geary st. to 651 Misston st. ANTED—BUTCHER. CABLE MARKET, San Pabio av. and Thirty-eighth st., Oskiand. EAMEN FOR EUROPE, AUSTRALIA AND Tanif at 608 Montgomery st. vU G GIRL TO TAK& CARE OF CHIL- dren and assist with upstairs wors. 2126 Post. Hi McDOWELL DRESSMAKING AND Miilinery School is the only successful school or its kind “on the coast: we teach ihe cuiting, making and fitting vt styiish hats and dresscs; all are invited to visit our schoul and see for them- selves: patterns cut to fit, 25¢. 103 Post st. Y ELIABLE MAN TO LkASE VINEYARD on_ shaces; references. Address V. V., box 2, Call Oftice. QAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at LaNE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. TYLISH HAIRCUT 10¢: ELEGANT SHAVE S¢; clean towels 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. AURENCE DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL, 1079 Markei; perfect fit guaranteed without trylog on: call and b= convincel. J ANTED—FEW SHOE-FITTERS ON MEN light work. App.y Wentworth Shoe Com: pany. 119 Pine st. YPEWEITER, RIBBUNS, PAPLR, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. FERATORS WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 32145 Fremont st. VIRL FOR LIGHY Haight. HOUSEWORE. 316 IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; wuges $20. 836 Uuion at. ATTERANS 25c: DRESSMAKEKS FUK. nished :Lops and families: positions free. Mo- DOW kLL Dressmaking, Millinery School, 103 Post. LAKKIN—SHANCH UFFICE OF THE CAll: rubscrintions b wanc ads taken. W ASTED—AL CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. w INCHESTEK MOUSK 44 1 MIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms Zbc o 8150 per nlgh. %1 60 w0 “rr week; convenlent and respeciudie; fice bus sud bargage 10 and trom the terry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 207 Montgomery ave, room 7. (QUMPELENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION / 88 cook and Iaundress: cily or country; good references; one ihat can cook in German famiiles Z . box 55, Cal: Uflice. FINED GERMAN NUR~E DESIRES SIT- ation 1o care for children: is wiliing to do up. SUAIrs WOrk: cliy Or couniry: best references. L., box 45, Call Oftice., WO GLiLS WANT WORK IN THE SAME house; 0ne us firsi-class cook. the other todo upstairs work. Please cali at 52714 Linden ave. ITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT £1r: to do housework and cooking; wages from $20 10 $35. Cail ac 1805 Fulton st., near Lyon. JTERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY the Gay; washing, ironing or housecleaning. Please call ai 1351 Pacific st., downsiuirs. _— (OLQLED GIRL WISHES D ¥'S WORK at housecleaniog, cham berwork, office window- ough eway from any church 10 prewent the | cleaning. C. k., box 11, Call Ofiice. ERMA\N GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR geueral housework ina small family; country preferred. Call at 1309 Stockion st. MART WOMAN WANTS PLACE TO DO cooking and general housework. Apply at 1407 Scott’s . 4 COOKS, IN GRMAN AND AMERICAN families, $25; waitiess and pario maid, $25, see udy here a: 11 to-day: 3 German and Frencn secoud giris. 8:0: French nurse and second girl, $:5; cook, German siy.e, boarding-house, $: and s great many xirls jor cooking and house- work in city and country. J. F. CROSKETT & LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want -ds taken. 615 M ST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 2ac 10 $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per Week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. W ANTED_TEAMSTER FOR MINE, and found; errand boy for store, $3 10 $3 miners. $40 and found and $2 50 per day: noat young atiendant for Lospita ; lumber piiers and Oibers. J. F. UCAOSETT & CO., 628 Sacramentost. CO., 316 Sutier st. 3 BO'EL WAITRESSLS: $20: SEE LADY here at 10 to-day. J. F. CROSETT & CO,, 518 Sutter st. (9K 385: 2 SLCOND GIRLS, $25; NURSE, $20; German nursery zoveraess, $25; 16 honse- work girs, city and country, $30 and $26: 12 young girls, assisi, $10t0 $15. MISS CULLLX, 825 wutter st. W AITRESS AND CHAMBEEMAID, $20; 2 neat waltresses, 815 each; housework, Merced, 2 in family. §20, fere paia; Modesto, $20; Oak- land, $20. "MISS'CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ANTED—HOTEL CUOK, COUNTRY, $:5, see party here this morning; night cuuk, country, §25; baker, 845 and board: ranch cook and othirs Appiy to J. F. CRUSETT, 628 Sacra- lento st. () DISUWASHERS, 83 TO 86 A WELK; 4 dishwashers, 15 and room: 2 dishwashers, £20 and 100m:; 3 dishwashers, $6 & week. MAR. TIN & CO., T49 Market st. 5 ShaITERS, 825 AND ROOM; 4 WAITERS, $20 and room; 7 young men as walters, $15 and reom. MAETIN & CO., 749 Market st. A NOBKING HOUSEKELPES, §26. MIsS CULLEN, 326 Satter st. —_—_— A YOUNGGIRL LIGHT WORK, $15. MISS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st. MO/BER AND DAUGHTER, 825 Miss GERMAN WOMAN WISHES situa:ion s nurse or Lo wait on invalid lady; $6 per week. . L., box 10, OMPLTENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION 10 o nousework; good coox and laundress. Y YUNG WOMAN DESIRES A STEADY POSI- Uon as working housekeeper. 112 Taylor st, room 7. W ANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED IN iant’s nurse or care of small chiidren: can rformed at the | make cuiidren’s c.otbes; best of reference. M. K. H., ruz iast August, | bOx 11, this office. WO YOUNG WOMEN D! 10 do cham box 15, Call. T e O S R REEINED LADY, SPEAKS FRENCH AND German, desires DOsiilon as governess, chap- secretery. traveling companion or IRE POSITIONS berwork in the same piace. T. M, ‘qusrters at present are at Stockton. Brigadier- | care of invaiid; referencés, Address box 6, Call, CULLEN, 325 Sutters . 3 WAITRESSES. SAME COUNTRY HOTEL, ) $20, see party here: waltress, city hot 1, $20. chambermsi| aud wait, San kafael, $15. C, i HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Coox, 335 AND ROOM; NIGHT COOK, $25 and room: 5 cooks, small places, 85, $6 and $7 Per week. MARUIN & CO., 749 Market st. NIGHT WAITER, (OFFEEHOUSK, 87 A week: wailer, oyster-nouse, $40; call early. MARTIN & 0., 749 Marke: st QY%K 3:0 AN 1.00M, SKLE PARTY HERE 91011 A M. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OIEL PURTER: SEEPARTY HERE 9 TO 114 3 MANTIN & CO., 749 Marke: si. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: svle-bodied, unmarried men, beiween the ages of 21and 30 years who are Citizens of the United States, or those who have ieguily declared their intention to becoms such; must be of good char- acter and habits and able 10 speak. real and writs English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in beight. For further information appiy at the recruiting office, 20 KEilis st, San Francisco, Cal 0 | ADIES—COAT, VEST AND TROUSERS- makers wanted. Apply at 11 A. M. at the stev- enson-st. enirance. CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building UDLAM SCHUOL OF ELOCUTION AND Dramatic Art. 9:8 Sutter st M 153 BOLTA'S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFORNT boari : Eng, Fr, Ger, music; $30 a mouth. JPANISH—CLASSES DAIL t09 p. M KRoom 10, Y. M. C.'A. building. JINGING; PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE; Frencn, German languages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. $3 MONTH;: 4 UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons: $3mo. Marv Westh-us 39 Fifth LODGING-HOUSES. 15 BOOMS, SUNNY BAY-WINDOW COR. ner, near Market, all full, ciears $60 per month, §430: 12 rooms, elegantiy furnished, (Geary st., $800: 12 rooms, well located and profit- able.$350; 12 Tooms, Post St., best in city, $800; 85 rooms, Polk st, $:200. KREDO, 2133 Geary. 9 3-room house, Sixth st 850 £ 24-roowm house, $2 450 34-room house, ciears $150 +eeee 1800 14-room houseon kddy.. 850 14-room house on Mason, near Market...... 250 Ciis properly, ranckes and business piaces for sele and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Marke, $325 156 ROOMS; NORTH OF MARKET: &), rent $40. SPECK & CO., 602 Market 70 buy or sell see GUS STRAND, 103: $50), §0% QIOARSIORE, NR MARKET: <9V, $.50—Neatsaioon, rms, Markt, burgo, $758—@001 corner grocery ard bar, with rooms $1500—A1 cor. cl:y-tront saloon: b years' lease. #200—Partnershipin monev-making eaterprise. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st Ok $250 cld escablished: LIVERY . location: monthly $200: full value In siock; cash ore. change half for ranch. L. OESTERREICHER, 630 Marker st &30(, ELEGANT CANDY . cream parlor; rent $: cluded; must be sold on accoun Particulars of WINSTON & CO., 6. STABLE: C AND IC furnitore i of departare. 5 Market st. T ANTED — BUSINESS GENTLEMAN OR lady with 8500; neat business; good profit. Address Partnes, box 38, Call flice. W ELL-PAYING cheap rent, SALOON; MUSI SEIL Inquire LEMLE-LEVY CO., 265 Third st. ,’00 CIGAR-STORE; CORNKR: CHEAP DUV, rent:large stock:investigate. 2415 Thira «]15() CIGAR-STORE ON THIRD ST.; &]OOA rent: doing fine. Call 2414 Third st. ALOON: SUITABLE FOK MAN AND WIFE well situated; cheap. Call 2415 Third st. ALOON: WELL LOCATED: MUST BE SOLLY at once: cheap Call 2415 Third st (G992 PAYING SALOON FOR A LE, CHEAP" | Inguire at grocery, 426 Minna st 2 $1000, AY, ELEGANTLY " FITTED- Cp . French restaurant, best locati owner retiring.ciears $150 month; $550, delicates: sen and tamale perioks, big trade; $350, branch bakery and notions, 31iving-rooms, rent $10, va. 1o stock: 125, school supplies ana notions, 4 1iy ing-rooms, reut $10. KREDO, 2215 Geary. $'(’() HOTEL AND BAR 13 MILES DU, trom san Frenaise sieady boa: ers: good bar trade: must s li immediately sy parties have other bustuess; $300 stock on hand: suitable for man and wife. Apply MCSWELNEY'S grocery, 426 Minna st. ANTED—50 MEN WITH $500 EACH FOR Alaska: we furnish transportstion and two years’ supplies free: £00d wages guaranteed and a hare of dividends. ' Alaska Jlectric Fxploration and Mintng Co., room 1, third floor, Mills cuilding, OAL AND WOOD BUSINESS; 3 HORSES, ' wazons, buegy: everything else no rent: owner going away. 88, Call. ] ,OCKSMITH AND MACHINE SHOP FOR 4 sale; good opportuni.y for zood mechanic. Ad- dress 2455 Shattuck ave., Berkeley, Cal. |§RANCH BAKERY for_sale cheap; fourth st. ((ALE ROUTE,CHEAP. 11163, BROADWAY. JWOR SALE — FRUIT AND VEGETABLE store; firat-class locality: nr. Marke: st.; good “horse and wagon. F. 5., box 44, Call Office. 3 necessary; Address U. B., box AND NOTION-STORE living-rooms. 3064 Twenty- 1) BOOMS; NICELY FURNISHED; ALL OG- cupied. 141 Myde st.: call 10 to 4. ODGING-HOUSE UF 12 ROOMS FOR SALE cheap. luquire 415 Stockton s.: cash. “ ROUMS: CHEA CORNER HOUSE; would exchange. Owner, 132 Fourth,r.d 168004 HOUSE: NEWLY FURNISHED; ail occupied: Austrian house. 246 Fourth st HORSES. FYR SALE—A WELL-MATCHED PAIR OF fine bay carriage-norses. H., box 101, Call. WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE IN mouniaiu town: pop. 30u0. Irquire of Deck- eimaa Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. 9() BOYS BETWEEX 15 AND 18 YEARS of age. Apply at 200 Sutter s.. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFrICE OF THE CALL cubscriptions and want ads taken. A YSEION SALES LVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses. buzgies, wagons, harness, etc. Zmporium eales yards, 220 Valencia si, 4 WATKINS, avctioneer. UST BE SOLD BY THE 1ST OF THE [month—wood and coal business. PATTER- SON & Cu., 1709 Marke: st. FYOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSE ness see Cal. Business Lxchange, 850 Market *lSUO OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY, Lo - grain. wood and coa yard: good locat tlon. Address J. B, box 11, Cail Office. $300 RESTAURANT; CLEARING $150, o & month; disagreement of parcners, s agents. Apply 100 smx:fion st 3 G BUSINESS; (GEUCERY AND BAR: PAYIN, 4 Jiving-rooms. ~Apply morth: select_stock: ‘west cor. Taylor and Greeawich sta. FOR SALE AT ONCE_STATIONERY AND clgar store. “Address O, %, box 140, Call Office. 40 HOKSES FOR SALE, ALSO WAGONS buggies, carts, har Grand Arcade Horse Marke:, 827 Sixtn s.. aucuon ales every Wed nesday. BULLIVAN & DOY LE. Aucrioneers. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your feot ai the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom §1, 82, $3, $4 and $5, at 562 Mission st., bet. Firsc and Sccond. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5¢; Lest iree lunch. 643 Clay. JINE MEN'S CALF SHOES $178; TO ORDER $2 50: men’s bal! soling 3ic; heellng 25 strictiy one price. 939 Howard st ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 30c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at hait the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. ls:and 2d. ANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76413 Mission; men to take rooms: 10c, 15c and 25c per uight; 60c, 90c and $1 per week. VOMS, 150 10 (bo PRE N1GHT: b0 4w aiod per week. Orienal 225 Drumm st SINGLE ROOMS 10 AND 160 NIGHT, 7oo and 31 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. LCHO HOUSE, 86335 MA . KET ST.—K0UMS 20c. 256 1o bUc night: 31 10 $2 week. 1LY UF UNCALLED-E OR SHOES FROM 250 up to $1 20. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. 30()(Q PAIRS-ANOIHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been siizhtly damaged: 8t less than one-fourth their value: from 20c 10 $2 50. 562 Mission st.. bet. First and Second. AN T R DML 10 LEAKRN BAEBER trade; Ps. tools posivions furnished: s weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 1385 Eighth, VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD S, NE Market: 200 rooms 25c a night; reading room; iree 'bus and baggage o ard irom the ferry. FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES' cloaks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market s:. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. ISSOLUTION SALE — EVERYTHING goes: 150 rigy, new and 0 d: no reserve: auc- tion Thursday, Octover 21, 10 . 3 &ifteenth and Valescia sts. ABGALNS! x!m;u.;ms' BARGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagous, buggies, car harness, robes aud biankets. Lelboli Harnes Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall, JINE LAUNDRY, BAKERS AND MILK wagons chieap for cash or installmenis; 1 fine top and open buggy: aiso 1 hack. B28 Harrison st 5() HORSES. WAGONS CARTS, HARNESS: auction sale every Guesday 721 Howard st URNITURE FOR SALE. FURNITURL, STOVES, CARPETS, ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 OUFEHULD KANGES ARE T, H %G MEY ERS CO.. 647 lnxflcum‘. 1G BARGAIN IN FURNITURK; SEL out: going 1o Aiatka. 816 Mission s Y COUN- Market, CARPET-CLEANING. e S S 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING Wi ; Uchns, moves, iays carpets. G. h, nn%%‘s C & Mgr. 58 and 40 cighth st.: telephons South 250, SALOON FOR SALE, CHEAP: ROADSIVE house. Corner San Brunoand Raiiroad aves OR RENT—CIGAR-STAND; GUOD LOCA- tion. 1212 Polk st., near Sutier. $6o. F SALOOXN; FIXTURES: STOUK; MUST be sold this week. 334 Third st. OK SALK—W ELL-KSTABLISHSED HOT. Q. Inquire l.ureka Hotel, Oakinnd. Li KINDS O PAINTING AND CaL- «imining; wood poiish ng doue either by the day or contract; very reasouabie; all work guar- anteed. G. M. 'S, 1848 Howard. (399D CHANCE FOR RESTAURANT MAN; 7 furnished rooms for sale cheap. Olympia Restaurant, North vallejo. BRANCH BAKERY, LUNCH-ROOM $l 00. 24 plano for swe. G. G., box 38, Call. PAR NER WANTED BY A LADY IN PAY- ing business. 223 Post st room 2. OR SALE IN HAYWAKD-—A GOOD-PAY- ing business: all cash: require $800 capital; this will stand investigation. Address R E., box 73, Haywards, Cal $500 WELL - ESTABLISHED COFFER lunch bhouse: big profit: part: leaves city. " b., box 5. Call Ufice. = GROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING- $500. mooms; good stock. 117 Fillmore st. LD-ESTABLISHED CANDY FACTURY AnD O abem Tor sale: owner wiil siay rn arty until January 1, 1895, s0 as 1o give him tuli B oowledge of business- ADpLy Call Office. W BEN YoU BaCuMis DINGUSTED WIrg Poor work seud to SPA ULDI Care Pet-beacing Works. 353-57 Tehama s Gnoek tel. So. 40, REAT EASTERN STEAM CAR; ing works. 14 Bth, B. GRANT, ‘EE;;::‘{;E,%{ W ATTS,relluble carpet-cieanin, « ation works, 413 McAllister. %::n:::fi:fl- (90K, AXD ~DISHWASHER, hovel, $35-81 HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 2 TEONKRS, LAUNDWKY, COUNTRY, aud found: huusekeeper, country town, party Lere. (. R. ANSEN & €O, 1 COUNTRY cook, hoiel, city, $25. C. R. 220 15, see U8 Geury st ——— o e S T OOK AND HOUSEWOLK, $25, SEE PARTY / he e: girl for housework, $26, city: 2 secoud Eirls, $20: i reuch second giri, §20: 15 zir.s, nou .e- work, 320: 10 youug giri« 10 assist, $12, $15. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st AN TO WORK AROUND A MINE, $50 PER month. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Markel st. A ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARP KT B ing wks, 236 14th. Tel. Mis, 100.“7‘;1-1‘?‘1‘3.1:50":: . FOR SALE — GENERAL BLACK 650. smith-shop; 10 of the bext towns of Sonoma Co.: stock and toels worth the money; Tooms connected. F.R. BITTNEK, Petaloma. dar EE EMIL (OHN BEFURE Dlsl‘\)h‘vL\G OF furniture, saloons, groceries, etc. ; goods sold on commlssion: iow rates. 632 Market. Tel Clay 47. =) RESTAURANT: GOOD LOCATE $350. atcely fittea up: good morning 23} evening trade; trial given. luquire Call Offige WAIT: RS, $5 A WEEK: 2 WAITERS, §6 A week., MA.TIN & CO.. 749 Marxet st. 3 4 MARKEL ST.—BRANCH OFICE OF 188 CALL: waat ads aud subscriptions iukea. Wy ANTED TOLOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Suttee. ARBER WH: CAN PLAY PIANO, COUN- try. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TRY ACME HoUSE 957 MARKET ST, BE- 10w Sixih, for a room: 25¢ a mighi: §1 - NOVATED L(KE Stevenson; tel. 8. 224, LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND REMOVED; short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Nese (CABFETS CLEANED, K CLEANING CO, 402 new. J. MCQUELN, 453 A tel. Main 394 GEO. W ALCOM. prop. OFFEE_AND TiiA KOUTKS SUPPLIED from CASWELL & CO.’~, 415 Sacramento st. AN WHOCAN PAINT AND GRAIN SOME, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AUSAGE-MAKEL, §50 PER MONTH. MAR- TIN & CO.. 749 Market st BAKER'S HELPER, CITY. 749 Market st, — 5 RANCH HANDS, $20. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st MARTIN & CO. w‘NTt—'h—LABU.\lEBi AND MECHANICS 10 know nat Ed Roikin, Keno House proprie- tor. stiil rums Denver Housa 217 Third s: Add Jarge r00ms: 250 per uigac: 81 10 83 per week. HOUSES WANTED. WA NTED — WELL-LOCATED 15-ROOM Cau Saxins-house; give full particalars. A.,box 4, PLEND.D STERN-WuEKL RIVER senger and freight s eamer for sa% A polytg 1. K. STA'LELER, General Agent North Pacific Kailway, 638 Market st., 3. F. CRTLANLD AGENCY Paniro this ostice urus Uregon. AHIS PAPER, 185 ARIRd S, = O et R s Eiznin J. S R SA e T e eaR T o LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THI UALL subscriptions and want ads takon 615