The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 1, 1897, Page 8

T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1897 (B o Tl i s o CHE BAR: RRANOISEH AT, MONDAY, NOwEMBER I tew o . L00L DARING OF A BURGLAR Mrs. Van Vliet, 1210 Ellis Street, Surprises Him at His Work. He Had the Assurance to Tell Her He Was a Painter in Search of a Job. The Man Escaped, Although Chased by the Servant Girl and a Lady Visitor. Several detectives are searching for a tall, stout, weil-aressed man who has been committing numerous daylight burglaries in the Western Addition Saturday morning about 10:30 o'clock some children saw him climb up a ladder in the rearof the residence of Maurice Van Vliet, 1210 Ellis street, and enter the house through an open window. Mrs. Van Viiet, a lady friend and the servant-girl were in the house at the time. Mrs. Van Viiet was not feeling very well and was in bed. She heard heavy foot- steps coming from the servant-girl’s room, and thinkine something was wrong ‘she jumped out of bed ana throwing on her dressing-gown walked out into the hail- way. She saw a tall, stout, well-dressed man standing in the shadow and asked bim, | “What do you want here?”’ | #I am a painter,” coolly replied the burglar, “and was just examining the paintwork around th Don’t be afraid; I won't harm you. At that moment the se had gone to her room, came and said some one been her room and had stolen ber taininz $10. ‘The burglar did not stand upon the ‘or- | der of his going, but rushed downstairs | and ont into the street. The servant-girl ana Mrs. Van Viiet's Iady friend ran after him and foliowed him, shouting for the who aning ot nsacking se, con- rvant-girl, pur volice, along Ociavia sireet to Mgyrtie avenue, where they lost sight: ot him. Seversl carpenters were working on a building opposite the Van Viier residence, but none of them attempted to join in the chase. If Mrs. Van Vliet had not been upstairs in her bedroom the burglar would proba- bly have ransacked all thebedrooms and got-away with -a lot of valuabie articles. The police were at once notified, but no arrest has yet been made. *T was a bit afraid,"’ said Mrs.'Van Vliet yesterday. whils speaking of the burglary. | U] knew the man was a burglar woen 1| spoke to him, and if he nad not veen so big and strong we might have kept him in the house till assistance arrived. Four years ago next month our house wasentered by two burglars and all my jeweiry and other articles were stolen, and it struck me when 1 saw the man that he was one of the burglars, as they were never caught. If I had been dressed I wonld have foliowed him myself until some one had caught him. “*Before he entered our house he tried to getinto the one two doors below, but was discovered by the Chinese servant, who asged him what he was doing and got an answer that he was trying to open the front door.”” ON SABBATH OBSERVANCE. Our Sports Sai d to Be Sinking in Moral | Standard Because Practiced on Sunday. The Rev. John Stephens of Simpson Memorial Church preached a sermon last | night in strong condemnation of the grow- | ing disregard of the Sabbath. He took his text from a clanse in- the 13th verse of the 58th chapter of Isaiah: “‘Call the Sab- | bath a delight.” He said in part: | “The D.vine Being is under no obliga- tion to us to make any part of our life a delight. If he had chosen to make it three days of service instead of ove, he would have had a perfect right to do so. He micht have made the service so bur- densome that like the worm we would turn, bnt it would have availed us noth- ing. God_ has bestowed many benefits upon us. He has given us the holy Sab- bath to guide us on the path.of peace, the most blessed and bright, the emblem of the eternal rest. “The command of God concerning us is that ‘we be of good cheer.’ Ido not think that the Lord intended the Sabbath to be burdensome ‘to us. The old Puri- 1ans placed such laws upon the statute books as made it twenty-four hours of venance, but God said, ‘Call it'a delight.’ All that I have to say to-night will be grouped around that commard, ‘Call it a delight.” But we degrade ourszives when we say we are capable only of animal de- lights, as eating, drinking, going on ex- cursions, bicycle racing and attending | baseball games. We should try to get the Christian delights out of life ana we can- not do it unless we keep holy the Sabbath day. Weshould cail the Sabbath a de- lignt because it gives us an opportunity to lay up treasures in heaven.’’ | The speaker quoted Caspar Whitney, | sporting editor oi Harper's Weekly, as saying that California sports were degen- erating because the srorting men insisted i on Sunday races and matches and the | people who go out on Sunday are not such as can maintain sports at a high moral stanaard. e o HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. C Nelson, Sacto Mrs M E Blanchard, Cal «+ Glanelli, Stockton M B Smith & wf, Ukish E R Grabam, Pittsourg A C Granam, Piusburg RE Frerch & w, Cal . G Walih, Cal P B Pr ce, Chicago CT Chand er, Stanford ¥ N Chittenden, Fresno ¥ Dinkelspiel, Cal 1 Brewer, Sacio G H Adams, Los Gatos C Hatch, 1.os Gatos W ‘Taylor, Sta"ford L Homer, Stan ord J P Hopkins, Port Costa | A H Conlisk, fora 1 P Foster, ~tantord i M Lynch. Cal K J Heesing, Cat D D Jbmes, Stanford - J.J:Ciark, Sacto A Trainor. Sacto W D Gull, Oakland P Wilson, Stanford G Thompson, S Kosa Mrs H Brown, S Earael J-Duflie, 8acto Mrs ¢ Gill, Oskiand W Pearson, S Kosa H S Allen, >onora Mrs G Terry. S Rafael E Myers, Springtield, 0 Mrs F S Giimore, N Y E R [Kay, Rosland Mrs C £ Lindsey a A J Franels, N Y Miss N Fraveis J B Merrill, Visaifa Ad AA Adsms, N Y N W Dunean, Lovell, il A J0’Connor & vf, Cal. V W Gasklll, Jackson B K Sweetiaad, Lemore J W Kobinson, Ukiah G E »tickle, Angels B F Rooze & wi, Oakdale Mrs 1. terlach, Stock1on Miss G -riach, Stozkton H Winham, W Thompsou, Modesto I Themipson, de A Cuesta & wi. Cal P P ikrough, Saliwas P K Walker, = tarfora M Lauer, «liuras EH Humphrey & wi, Cal BALDWIN HOTE.. J L Miartin, New York R K Mitchell, New York A Murtejl, St Louis A J Joues, Fresno I Enlstetn: Merced J E Monroe, Stockton T L Afalovey, Fresno — Sol Litt, Now Yors Ben ltosenfield, Portiand W J Scanlan, New York B Brin ow. Denver W ¥ Talhot. Sunia Cruz W W Wourihing & d. Cal J C Tyreli. Grass Valley J V firown, Grass Vailey D Hazel. Fhiiadelphia A Cpitwell, Philadelphia R R. ond, Phila B F Lewis. Modesto - J Hayer, Mudesto A Dquglas. Sants Barb T S Townsend, Santa B A A\ ebsier. MarysvilleJ A Filbert Marysvilie A Pitrce, =alinus J Reese. Salinas H D #1more, Eureka J Falton; Eureka PALACE HOTEL. W 1 Beali, Md W E Wheelock, ¥ Y B! G H Brooks, Stanford - R M j iddell, Ireland Mrs A N Miller. N ¥ A J Burtoo. Buriingame | L C {tuir, tanford H M Merriam, ~tanfor G Edwards, ~tanford W H Thomas, Ala Miss F Chamb-riain, Vt Mrs F S Gilmore, N Y T Tekugaws, Japun T Saitho, Japan ‘I Kdmada, Jupan M J Rosenthal, N'Y M| Vin Liew, > ¥ R k Jack, Sn Luis Ubispo J Polugen, Portland H C Buboup, Chicago RUSS HOUSE. Miss C Trimingham, Cal Miss ¥ Trimingham, Cal Miss = Decl, Sunol S Hamilton, sacto 3 Hamilton, Sacto J M Goiden, Sacto A'A Raibke, Pieasanton £ Martens, San Kafael 1 A Peacock. San Ratael S McKenzie, Berkeley M Reid. Sacto JJ Green, Sacto L A Eiciards, Grayson P Cur.z & w. Tacoma Misa D Curtz, Tacoma F . Hensel & w.Lobetus H ~ Alward. N Y J R'Hewet:, Los Gates W J Luidecker. Sacto F Lavgulin, Oakland Asa W Gray,Colusa — J G Count, N Y ¥ B Walbridge, Tocsou F Yardl, Cioverdale G W Anslow, Cakiaid J D Grant, Oakland ¥ J Nolan, Sact A R Baldwin, Lompoc JF Grooes. Allentown C R Bowirs, Sacto C T Colombet. Cal A Withers, San 1ose J8 Wood, N ¥ BS Mileo, Stockton Wm Jahant, Stookton C M sorthup, Cal Mrs, J Harring'on, Cal Miss_Young Plearanton G H Vogun, S Jose IV Parre, Tacson © H Sanders, Mexico ~ J Hurris & wi. Valey J Johnsun, Fresno J Graham, Nevada Cily Jugh Kelly, « arson F M Williams, S Jose J Taglor, tockton. COSMOPULITAN HOTEL. B Taylor, San Jose J Kice. Fresno T H O'Kéefe, Sau Jose H Thompson. Tulare Mrs « L Kennedy, Cal W Moore, Emeryvilfe M Romeo, Seattie M F ~towe, « hicago O Rrizt, Ogden 3 W McCoy, Monter M Philips, Ogden G Bien & w, Montere S Motumura, Sacio JF - iles. Santa Monica H Honda, Sacto 3M:s M Collins, Allimore W A Perking, OF G W Learv, Redwood L Perkins, Or G Long & W, Sacto W Farrell & w, N Y J A Horen & w. ~onora R R Rogers, Los Ang P Cavanagh, Fresno €M Smith & w, N Y A Childs, Spokave K Rainsburg & w, Cal NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Frank Thompson.U S N J L Kercheval, Walnt Gv F Banerttes, Oakiand ~ J Enos, Cen erville J P Marin, Sausaiito W H Crosby, US N A B Harris, Latkspir A C Wilson, 'Oakland Mrs B Howard, rresno ¥ Boyle Merced 3 Andrews, Bi» Vista J Eyan, Stock’on H Muiay. Martinez W Angusol, Ariz R Stern, Stockion G Benson. Dixon T E \ered'th, UN N C M Chandler; Beatrice W J McLeod, Columbia J H Lyon, San Jose SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." VESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— BUSI 710 Market streei, opeu unill 12 o'clock every DIght in the year. BRA CH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, open until 8:30 o'clock. Hayes street.-open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 £ arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open h street; open until 8 o'clock, 2615 Mission street: ppen unt!l 9 o'clock, 1205 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second and . Kentuoky open till 8 o'clock SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. TOUNG GIRL WISHESSITUA ITION TO AN iERMAN OR FRENCH NURSERY GOV aist with light housework or mind chiidren. arness, $25: housework, Oakland, $20: Al Call or uddiess 171815 Joues st. meda, $20; ~an Rafael, $25. Modeto, $20, and other towns; 6 ng girls, assist, $10:to $15. RESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY TIHE P Al ) evs good cniter aud ftter: 706 and carfare: SS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. 208 Sixth st T DANsH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO cu EAT GIKL: HOUSEWORK AND TAKE care of doctor's office: $16: sleep home. MIS3 LLEN, 825 Sutter st. do general housework:.can do plain cooking: refecences. - Address 10917 Chattanooga st- SOMPETEN I GIRL WISHES POSITION TO itond bakery. Please cal or address, Mon- LE KFINKD LADY AS WORKING HOUSE- keeyer: $15: country: fare pad. MISS CUL- N, 325 Sutter at. 1081 Hiyes st. TLADY AfQUAINTED WITH COUN C 00K, GER AN STY L, $3,; 2 COUKS, $30 each. MISS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st. try wshes position 1o travel for wnolesale: house. Cali 201 Powell st., Toom 6. SPANISH GIRL; HOUSEWORK; $15 MISS CUL®EN, 325 Sutter st W OMAN WITH A CHILD 3 YEARS OLD wants work or charge of rooms: good worier; cliy or country. P. H., box 70, Call. NEAT YOUNG GIKL: LIGHT WORK: $15. MISS CULLEN, 525 Sotter si. ADY DESIKES HOUSKKEEPER'S POSL | £ tion in country Call 118 Sixth st., room 33. FRENCH SECOND GIRL: $20. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter s reet. 973 MEN WANTED MUNDAY—AGAIN WE have more corporation, syndicate, trusts, bank: and_other Iaige employers. as well as pri- vate concerns, wanting help.. R-ad them. for here mrea fow: 36 sawmili and woo s men, $26 and found; 55 woodchoppers for different counties, $2 60, $2 10 and $1 ¢ 0 cord: 56 tie makers, 8¢ cach; 25 more shinel»-bolt makers, $1 50 cord: =5 con- clete laborers $2 day.. MURRAY & READY, 834 and 636 C1 y HELP WANTED-Continued. AN T ED—MEN trade; shops, weeks required. 5. 10 LEARN BARBER tools, posiulons furnished: 3 ¥. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD SI., NR. Market: 200 room: ree ’bus an; rooms, 25¢ = night; reading- d baggage .0 and trom the ferry. —Em;uu HOUSE, 86314 MA KKET ST.—KOUMS “0c. 25¢ 10 5UC night: 51 10 52 Wweek. BUSINESS CHANCES. ARTNER WANTED IN A WeLL-PAYING Plommission business: establisnea and rua by present owner for 20 years: excel ent'y located; no night or Sunday wors. For fariher informas tion apply to M. LESS, o Fourth st DAY SALOON: DOWA « night or Sunday work: TOWN nicely NO fited up: doing a good-paying business; low rent. LESS, 5 Foursh st. ECHANICAL DEPA RTMENT——— Harness-maker, $2 50 a day: foreman ship- carpenter; 3 drillers. #2 a day: blacksmiih and wife: hoiseshoer, city job: granite-cntter, $3 day, and o her places. MURRAY & READY, 634'and 626 Clay st. OTEL AND BAKERY DEP \RTMENT Baker for a small country hotel, #30: cook for a few boarders, $25; hotel cook, city, $35; sec- ond c0ox who caa bake. $30 and found; 3 waiters, country places, $30, $25 and $20: cooi for luzch counter; 4 dishwashers, $15 to $20. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. QWEDISH MIDDLE-AGKD W CMAN WIIH A S ivenroia boy wants housework with plain TOUK: SMALL HOTEL; $20; FARE PAID. MISS CULLEN, 825 Suster st cooking: clty or country; best of 1éferences. = Ad- dress D. F., box 82, a | Oftice. ATHOLIC GIRL: HOUSEWORK; $20. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. (,IRL WANTS PLACE 1 housework Or cook. TO DO GENERAL 613 Minna st, neac SWEDISH HOUSEKEEPER; §15, MISS CULLLN, 325 Sutter st y Seventhi. Y QMAN W(SHES WORK BY TUE DAY in rooming-house. A. C. 1., box 18, Call. TOMAN AN b CHILD; $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 sutter st WEDISH YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUA- tion to o housework and cooking: city refer- ences. Piease call 1 Pine st. ESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTs WORK BY ie; R ay. washlug. -r- honsecleantsig. 013 Minoa st., near -eveath. 3 girl in family of 3. $20: gi.1, Gough, sonic ave, 8.1 Alameda,” $20° and $2! IRL, BRODERICK, $20: GIRL, MISSION, §20: girl, Diamond. $20: girl. Howard. $25: $25: girl, M. b famlly, $18 8 glrls 2 giri, bakery, $20: girl, $:5: 3ziris Eliis $.0: 26 gitls, : girl, Dar nrett, Cal. £16: 30 young girs. $8 $16and $12 per month; ousekerpers. M AKEIN & CO., 749 M arket. PHOROUGHLY RELIABLE GERMAN GIRL wishes situation to do second wirk or cham- berwork and sewing in famuly. Call or adaress 530 Geary st 5 LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS eper. - (ail 126 Fourth, r. 21, 2d floor. $15 and_room: 7 ci #15 and $20 and room. nixh. ¢ 10 waitressvs, $3 1025 & weel 749 Market st VILL ClaMB.KMALD, CHOICE PLACE, call early, $17 5, room. etc ; 11 waitresses, mterma:ds aLd wait some, hier, resiaiaut: MARTIN & Cu., 1 “H_lvu\\'. WITH NO (HILDREN. WOULD like ) or 2 children to boara. 1209 Steiner st. TIN ERMAN GIRL, BAKERY, $:0: 12 GER- mun, 9 Swed shaad 12 Danish girls. MAK- & (0, 749 Marker. N WISHES POSITION Ag 20 ~1xth st., first ficor, room 2, RL WISHES PLACE FOR 712 Foisom st. Y ouso wou lousekeeper. Mai M OMPETENT G housewors: no postals. (ii;xl- TENT, GOOD GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to do cuoking -and housework in nice fam- ily; wages $25. COUKS, ¢ German and American. MAR!IY & CO., 149 MUKRAY & KEADY, Agents, 654-636 Clay st ) $20 AN D §30 AND ROOM, FIRENCH. raet s, | IDDLE-AGED WOMAN 10 (UK A o keep house for few men ona ranch: §15. Leading Employment o H. K., 00x 26, Call. ROTE~TANT GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work: sleep home: #5. 2905 Mission st. WAITRESSES, DIFFERENT COUNTRY hote s, $20; wal ress, first- Inss coun ry hotel, $20: woman to cook, plain boarding-house, §20; - P womes and £Ir.§ 1or OUsew: I'x: FnCh cO0KS. etc, E— - [OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A9 |MURKAY & KEADY, Lesding - Employment MEETING ‘NOTICES: e ® for 3 oe chilldren, ress 788 Harrl- | agents, 844-646 Clay at. e ~— . TERMAN UPSTAIKS GIKL. $26; HOUSE- B3 GOLPEN GATE CONMANDFRY ITUATION WANTED, BY A COMPETENT | {X wirl. two In family, $5 sée jads ere 1T X0 16 K. T., Go den Gate building, Germaun Iady, as working housekeeper. Call | o’clock: Irish- housegirl, $25; § German hoise. ated sssembly THIS c'clock. Al fraters are 525 Sutier st EVENING & 7:30 courteously Invited. JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. L1AM 1. FONDA. Recorder. 0.127, F, sno —stated meeting THIS DAY (Monday), November 1, 1897, at )o'clock P. M. By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. EF 0AN FRANCISCY CHAPTER No. 1, Roval Ar b Masins, meets THIS EVENING iness oniy H. G. PRINCE, Secretery. HALL OF UNITY LODGE NO. g EF;".. A: 0. U. W., 32 O'Farrell at.—g The funeral escort is hercby notified to as S simble at tue hall MONDAY MORNING 8t 10 o'clock sharp Lo at'end the funeral of our Iate BROTHLK, AARON GOSLINER. Fines will be strictly enforced. By order of A. W. TUGGEY, Master Workman. H. GrimMsHAW. Hecorver. or mid ess 540 McAllisterst. e i WOMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS 207 Post st., rovm 9. 0UX stewardess the kirls, 2205 young girl. $10; ook, $30; 3 middie- aged vomer keeper, $20; chumb rmuid, $2,: 10 or thie citv: Tan h cook. $25: house- omen for N, 423 sutter st country. MRS, NOKT ADY WISHES ‘A ‘PoSITION AS HOUSE- 4 keeper: no_otjections 10 short distance iu the country. Call 1104 Mission st., room 67 LADY POSITION = AS Apply 235 O’ Farrell, room 7 maj TOUN housekeepes. Ties "GUNG GERMAN Su and Span sh, wanis a housekeeper's place. 111 W girl for very 11iht work in Berkeley, +15; laay's $15 ANTED_GERMAN COOK FOR ¢ family, $40; 2 RMAN erman_cooxs. at §30 each: id, $25. "We want for Monday a number of houseworx girls in German and American fumi- for the tuwn and country, waxes $30, and $12. Apply MISS PLUNKE t1er st., near Fowe!l. 5, §20. ) 424 Geary L., 100 u 2 WV 7OUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES JOMAN 10 DU HOUSEWORK AND COUK. ing on ruuch nearcily, #20. K. T. WARD & C€0., 6US and 10 Ciay st position ‘as typewriter or any kind of office ANNUAL MERTING—NOTICE IS hereby given thatthe fifieenth annual meet- ing of the stockholders of the Sin Francisco Mu- tual Loun As-ociation will be heid at_the office of the corporation, No. 518 Montsomery st , corner of Commercial st Sun_Fraucisco, on WEDXNE I7AY , November 97, 30 0'clock P M.. for the purpose of ele or3 101 the ensuing year, presenta fon of the fifteenth annual repory &ud {he trausaction of such other business as mav come before the meeiiog. Bouks are now open for subsciiption 1o 100U shares of s.ock of the 16th series. loans made io Nan Francisco and Ala- meda counties only. Iiterssi at 6 percent per an- num, tree of morigage laxes; premium 20 per cent'gross, or 5U.cen s per share insta lmencs, at pleasure of borro.ver. which amounts to$12 50 per month for eacn $1000 net cash received bvihe borrower, this sum paying boih principal and fn- terest. Loans may be iepaid at xuy time desired. By order of the Board ef Lirectors. T..J. WELSH, President. Secre SBARBOR: SPECIAL NOTICES, IT HAVING Br HUMORED 1HAT Bennett, the engineer, who _Tecentiy escaped from the hospital wnile under arcest for sitemptad murder, wus aided by the National As- sociaiion of Stationary Engineers. we wish 1o state for the information of the puoblicthat this men is, Dot never was and never couid hecome a member of his association THOS TAMS, President. L WILL F.No. 1, M. A. S. I TO MY FRIENDS—I WILL BE A Ca didate for the next City aud Countv. Asses- sor_ uniil turther notice my headquariers are at 8 Sixinst . G ECAYER ~ BAD TENANIS EJECTED FOR 24 EZ olicctions made: aty. or country, Pacilc Lollection Co.. 415 Monigy at. Foom: b: tel. S58U. Ei NG, PAPER- b MME HAN 239 Third battery and cabinet baths PAINTING, WILI anging. HARTMANN, N:LATEST GALVANIC 116 laylor st. MRS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet batbis. 12015 Geary, room 11. MES DR.FISH, 10133 GRANT AV.RM Z: electrician:aicoliol ) u'xish baths: unrivaled tZF SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ((OMBETENT -SWEDISH . 8ECONT. - CIRL best reference, desires a situation. - J.- F. CROSE T & Ct .. 316 Sutter st. (_vi (MAN COOK, WIIHL 7. YEARS” REFER- T ence. desires a situation. J. F. CROSEIT, & Co. 316 Sutterat. SWEDISH € OK, CITY, REFERENCES. ZX A superior German cook. city, references. A you: g Scotca nurse A comp-tent ~cotch infant’s nurse. A parl rmaid and waiiress, 5 years' references. 2 Dunish Louseworx girls. 4 firs -class Jrish cooKs. A number of young housework girls want situa- tions. To be seen at MISS PLU KETT'S Fmployment Bureau, 424 Suiter st. Near Powell, T «lechone iain 5472 GLISHGIRL, EXCr LLENT COOK.WANTS tuat'on at hou.ework and cookinz in « ak- land, alameda or Berke ey: Danish girl, young, stiong, can cook well, wants situation in Okland or Berkeloy. Can be seen at Miss PLUNKET 1’5 Employment Bureau, 424 futter st., near Powell, teleptione Main 5472, ANISH HOUEGIEL: GOUD COOK AND luundress: best of city references: strong aid willing: city or country. MEs>. NORTUN, 323 Sutter st.: tel. green 721. N EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIKL DESIRES AN “sitvation at hous:work or as nuis> or second girl, $10 10 815, MlsS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st J LRST-CLABS COOKS. LAUNDRESSES AND second girls. You wil find the best ciass of giris at LEON ANDR®'S, 308 Stockion st. (G ERMAN, EMPLOYMENT - OFEICH—MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (iel. Maln 5332); surnishes best helo of al: hationalities. RESIECTABLE PROTESTANT FIRST- class woman, first-lass worker, will g0 out by the duy or week: . 5c for washing, general house- Work by the day $1 & day aid carfare; ~teady, $2 a week: will call with cartare and_see you or you come ~ Hoom 43, 66415 Howard st. (OMPETENT GERMAX GIRL DE-TRES SIT- _' uatien upitairs work aud sewing, or take care 1210 Eilis st, 8to of children; city re:erence. 11and 2 to 4: no letl ERMAN WOMAN WITH CHILD 3 YEARS T old wishes place in notel to do laundry or chamber wor<; low wages for £0od home; good reierences. 2936 Howard st.. rear. TOMPET“NT AMERICAN COOK, WILL DO fine washinz, would like 10 go where they keep asecond g in countiry: good housekeeper; want fare paid. Cal 128 Third street. W OMAN WisHES POSITION AN HOUSE- keeper or will do_piain s-wing or mendinz at home or in familfes. Call 116 rixih &, roam 1, first floor. 100D COUK WAN1S A SITUATION IN restaurant or_boarding-house. or will do gen- eral housework. 737 Howard st., room 25. EX CED DRESSMAKER, 18 FIRST- ass fitter and designer wisues a few more engagements; price mod rate. Ad ress 128 Turk. TEKMAN WOMAN WISHES sITUATION T0 1 do general housework auc kecp house; good plain cook. 504 Howard st . work. Call room 7. first loor, 969 Mission. P IRST-CLASS HELP OF ALL KIN DS, COOKS, s P TR second girls, etc. - MRS, LAUKENCE, Intelli TOOK’S POSITION IN FAMILY BY WOMAN | gence Oftice, 1149 Polk st, near Sutter. 8 years in las. position. Call or -address < o MARY, 749 Marke: st. TEoROU RMAN NUKSE, $-0; COOK, o - $25: cook, Healdsburg, $20. MES LAU- TOUNG LADY DISIKES A POSITION AS|RENCK, 1149 Polk st. hons kee par. Cail ¥8 Eilis, roons 1. o VERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MES, TOUNG GIEL DESIRES POSITION A LAMBERI, 417 Powell st, Las places for typewriter or bookkeeper. Call 201 Powell | girls of all nationalities st room b. - — Sitoa )i TOUNG GLEMAN LADY tion as housekeeper. 1 DESIRES POSIE aylor st., room 7. box 150 Call Ofiice. ESPECTABLE SINGLE WOMAN ABOUT 40 for general housework; good wages. O. ., TOUNG LADY TYPEWHRITER AND BOOK- | (1 Keeper desices a position. Hoon 24, 908 Mar- | U IMPETENT GIRL FOR GENKRAL HOUSE work and plain cookivg; wages $20. ket, second floor. McAliisters:. l ESPECTABLE, COMPETENT WOMA N VIRLF RG ERAL HOUSEWORK: MUST wishes 10 g0 0ut by. the day, eliber % shiug or | {F ‘ucdersiund plain German. cooking. 1444 Cleanining. Apyly 8t 60 Merman, nr. Valencia | O'Farrelist. JOUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS| (ZIKL ABOUT 14 YEARS TO ASSIST IN housekeeper; eiiy OF country. - 30DA sasou st p:ain housework. Apply 8 Ringold st. TOUNG - WOMAD WISHES HOUSEKEEP- “OUNG GIKL FOR HUT I‘:\\'U;{K WITH €r's posiilon. tall 1104 Misslon st, corner of references. 1642 Howard evenih, room 10, SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. = (VHINESE & JAPANESE: E T'D 20 YEAR: Pro work: s eep homie: £8. PPRENTICES AND TRINMEKS 1 luery sio e 692 McAllisie: st MIL- TANT GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- 295 Mission st help: tel. main 1997. BRADL! Y &00.,640 Clay G VHINESG AND JAPANE E EMPLOYMENT IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 344 Twentie b st., co-. Y Ooltice: best help. §143p O Earrel, Tel. k. 426. W APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOY MENT FANTE. 100ms; sleep home. 400 Po CHARGE 11 o'cloci uF office: Uest help; tel Giant 56 30 Geary st. H UNTER & U CHISNBSE AND JAPANESE OUNG GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL nousework Please call 1044 Golden Gateave. tel. man 281 emp. oflice. 61415 Californta APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOY MK PPRENTIC pantaioons. GIRLS: GOOD SEWKLRS ON 734 Montgomery st., room 1. office, best help, 313 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30. U QTEADY MAN WANIS WORK: CHORES S generally useful; used to Lol RUOMING- 536 Ihird. U ASSIS small i SMALL vaces: good home. 1 house; y ing; reterences: $6 mouth and board. Address G. M., box 73, Call Otuce. G IRLFOR HOUSEWORK AND WIHO LIKES children: no cookiug. 1512 1aylor st. JTUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT > Liorseman an1 driver: good plain gardene T ANTED—GIRL housekeeping. 1O A-SI 168 Russs: T IN LIGH1 can milk if requ.red: best of rejerences. ~Address ‘A B.. box 62, Uail Office. ANTED—POSITION AS SALES X MAN IN | IRL 10 ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. McAllis er st. Address J. D., box 43, Call Office. ANTED—GIRL ABOUT 14 YEAKS OLD TO assisi in plain nousswork.” Apply 8 Riugold. W ANTED — POSITION A8 BUTLEK IN A private family by young man of experience. 00D GIKL: LIGHT HOUSEWORK; GOOD home. 801 Hayesst, cor. Websier. Address J. K., box 143, Call Office. WANT D — SITUATION IN PRIVAT family by a wede as coschman: can milk PPRENTICE WANTED AT MME. LICH. AU'S Dressmaking Pariors, 423 Geary st. city “er county; recommendations. Adaress 8. 0., box 155, Call. OUNG GIRL FUR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- ing: mus: sieep at home. 160215 Post st. “OUNG MAN, USING NEITHER TOBACCO or liguors. wishes position as clerk; anuything G EEMAN GIRL: GENKRAL HOUSEWORK $10: ~an Mateo electric car. 2224 San Jose rd. reasonuble mccepied: reference. ~Address N. 0., box 60, Call. TERMAN WISHES TO DO GENKRAL G iiichenwork, assiat in -cooking,. waring - of other work; iy or country. Adiress MEY KR, Wwages; Dnoother apply. 427 OVED-DR: WISE, THE LADIE: 10 1118 Market st PECIAL . monthly troubles, etof LRST-CLASS FINISHER ON VESTs, atoma s GOUD 632 Mission st.. room 8 i T ANTED—POSITION AS BOUKKEEPER OR col ecior; best of references turuished. Ad- L. RESSMAKEK: FIRST-CLASS HAND ON Walsts and_taior-made garments. 508 Eills bet Folk aid Van Ness. dress A., Lox 6, Call Office, Qakland. W ANIED—ONE RELIABLE MAN IN EACH county on the Facific Coast; good pay and OUNG ~ GIRL FOR LEARNING THE trade. Human-bair >tore, 112 rddy st. steady position. Write or call Union Shirt Com- pany, 1020 Market st , room 1. ARDENER AND EXPERIENCED GREEN- house man: understands the care of horses ana can milk: more for good home than high wages: has good reference. . T., box 9. Call. ish ANIED — RELIABLE GIKL 10 TEND alore; rasv work; $6 per week, Address M. Call Oftice, aklaid nd massage: ¢ ass nOw organiziug by Swed- massecse. MISS LIN DQUIST.1221 O'Farrell. QUANDINAVIAN COACHMAN WITH GOOD references desires work about gentieman's place; first-cliss horseman; good gardener and YPEWKITEK, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montzomery. J GRICULTURAL DrPARTMENT. 6 farmeis for a millionaire's Iarge ranch. fare $3 10, wages £26 and f und; 3 farmers 10r gen- eral work. $1 fare, wages $26 and found: 4 sarmers, fare 81 15, ‘waees $26 and found, velong- inz 1o alaige ranch: 3 farmers for Sonoma County, wages $20 and 1ound: farmess for Contra Costa Couuty, $26 aud found: 25 farm. orchard and viieyard hands for different countles, from $26, $:5 10 £20 and found; 3 mlkers, $25 and found £nzlish choreman for residence, $15 and found: Iaborer for park gard-n, $15 aud found: man 1o bresk mules. farmer for dionterey County, $250 per year: wan for a chicken ranch; tarmer who Ccan repuir harness, $2 and found. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ROILER, RESiAURANT ter cooks: 6 cooks, 435.and room: 9 cooks, $:5 to 3y and room; 3 pasiry cooks 4 night cooks; 7 Cooks, $5. $9 and_¥10 a week: cook for Nevada. MARTIN & CU.; 740 Marketst. © DISHWASHERS, $20 AND ROOM: 7 DISH- O washers, $15 and room; 8 dishwashers. 4, $5 | and $6 a week: and 160m: 4 Vege Market st ©Q WAITERS, 5.0 AND ROOM: 7 WA.TE} ) $25 and 100m: 8 wa ters, $5, $6 and $7 aweek : 12 xlichenmen, ¥8, §10 and $12 blemen. MARTIN & CO., T4y 9 waiters, §15 and $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. - BAKEEKN HrLPERS, $20 TO $25 PER © mouth. MAKTIN & C., 49 Mark:t st. BLACKSMIIMS: CITY AND COUNTRY. MARTIN & CO., 740 Market st = RESTAURANT POCTEKS, 156 UP. MAR- { TIN & CO.. 749 Market st. 3 RANCH-HAND-; ~MALL KANCHES. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st ] L UF UNCALLED-rOR SHOES FROM 25C Litap to's1 25 %562 Mission st. cet. 1st and 2d. W ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Suttee. $45(), MILK EOUTE WITH 26 CANS OF %40 . trade, mosily private; horses and wagons: bears. strictest investigatlon: run by present owner 9 y ears; owner golog East Lo setlie w Iarge rooms: ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know thas Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. siill rums Denver Houss, 217 ‘Third st.: 13d be per night: $i v yer week. an estate. - M. LESS. 5 Fouith SALOON ON = BL.OCK FROM MA&- $350. iit'? clezantiv fitted up piaco: hus & larze trade; cheap Tent; grea: bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fouruh st. AGENTS WANTED. EN TO SELL M 0 5. H. W. MERRITT, 625 Market st. GENTS WANTED FOH MEDIUATED wafers: positive safegnard; evecific_for all female troubie DR AND MRS. WrGHNER, 528 ' ddv s TO THE TRADE: HOURS 3 $1: also tonic for bome use. ROO M family. AN WANTS CHEAP ROOM IN PRIVATE A. B.. box 10, Cail Office. MS WANTED. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 0OL: OF ALL KINDS, ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market STOVES AND KLELN, 108 for clothing A AW NBROKE oft lot hing bought. K—OLD GOLD. SIXTH S d books. WILLPAY CASH . tion; cun convect a bar: living-rooms: rent onl- $15 per month; valueinsight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $450. tion; 4 nice living - rooms trade M. LESs, 5 Fourth st $500 SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE, , among foundries and factories, with 8 furni-hed rooms: g rent; investigate. Apply WILKE, old-estab ished _place: cheap %800 HOTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE: CERY-STORE: GOOD LOCA- $200 GROC CANDY - STORE, FAUTORY AND . fcecream parlor in'the Western Addi- aoing &n excellent 783 Market st . south ofMurket st.: 24 furnished rooms: all occupled: good bar trade: large num- ber of steady boarders. See WILKE, 703 Market. B BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON $2500. 5eley : escaviished and kept by pres ent owner for 10 years: close to Chronicle build ing: daily receipts $50 to $60: clearing from $200 tor§400 pet month. Fuil particulurs av K. G. WILKE & CO.’S, 783 Market st. ILVER, UAST- Add. COLFMAN. 41 Third. CLAIRVOYANTS. c17() OLD-ESTABL'D SALOON ON EAST %430. st.: rent §25. ~ee WILKE, 783 Market N OTICE—GUS STRAND & CO.. 1¢]51) AN will sell your busiuess quick for casn TH ST., R~ DR. F.CL ) enemies, fection: remove or burled property: tells your entire lite, past, present and tuture, while in a perfect trance. Kours, 1U A. M. 105 P. M.; perfect satisfactio stum p for circular F. CLARK, Sixth trance clairvoyant tranced she will reveal life: sne will show you unites the separaied. Tecovers lost, stolen 100ms ARK, THE DISIINGUISHED and medinm: while en- every hidden mystery tu how to overcome your family troubles. restore lost af- locates (reasures, minerals: n guarant-ed by mail. Send with special terms MRS, DR. 25 and 26, 1206 Markei, opp. st., 10 103734 Fols 7OCR FUTURE TOLD BY CAKD! 10c¢, gents 23c: LADIES removed from room 38, Sixth om. o IRIIGATION DITCH, 10 GO 10-DAY, 10 more laborers, $ 6 and board, and 5 more driliers, $32 50 and bo.rd, long job: 6 miriers for British \ olumbia; 82 a duy and board: 2 jarmers, San u Clars Cocnty. $15. K. T. WAL & CO., 68 and 610 Clay &t ‘fa\.\'l’hD—A FIRST-CLASS BUTLER FOR city piace: +45. Auply MISS PLUNKET:, 424 ~u.ter st., near Powell. UTLER, $25 10 §3u, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. (HOBEHA; &15. MISS CULLEN, 825 3UT- \er st ML roriEk sight gents $1: paim. au ant card-reader, diugnoses disease, full life readi WONDEKFUL CLAIRVOY- born Couble vell and second 3 la 50c; 4 clatrv.: sit $1 6U. 126 Turk. M ME, ~ODAN, reader; past, present and futu) 619 Eddy st. hours 9 A M. (0 B P M. WORLD-RENOWJD CARD- Jadies and | ARGAINS—SALOUN, $250; CLGAR STORE, $175. Restaurant, §175; butcher shop. £400, Wood und coai yard, $600: grocery. bar, Branch bakery, 3 rooms, $150: lodging-h 15 rooms, $350. 2 For bargains see STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth st ouse, TAURANT AND DELICACIES..... 8250 Saloon worth $2000, price ... oo Grocery and bar, fine new COTner...... -..... 130 Kestaurant and coffee saloon. ... . 200 HENRY C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. YROCERY AND (J’ $135. H. DECK GNO('EK\' AND £330, H. C DECK R, 10 PAYING R i RESTAURANT NEAR $250. Fake s - $700—Grocery and bar north of Market st $250—+ orner solon; very cheap. $.50—Cigai-s o.e. in goo 1 loca’ion. and other bar- kains. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Marke st BAR—FINE LOCATION R, 102) Market st BAR — ESTABLISHED; 0 Merket s. gents. M>ME. LE M “tormeriy 1 Pol readings NORMAND, Iadies, 25¢; gents 50¢. CLAIRVOYANT. 1k st., returned to 502 O'Farreil; | MME EVA B IV “ana maguetic 2d floor. ARRISON. CARD KEADER | healer. 86515 Marketst, r. 12, | Bo¥ ABotTIs YEARS OLD TO DELIVFR teams and keep place. ciean; one liviig with patents. 332.Bush st.; call before 8 o'c 0ck. W ANTED MONDAY MORNING-25 BOYS 12 t0 15 years of ag», &L S. F, and T. Glass Works, cor. Seventh atid Townsend sts. JANTED -STRONG GERMAN BOY 10 learn cake-baker trade. -Go'den Rule Bakery, Twenty-sixth and SIxth sts. ONSULT LUCKY MEDIUM: READS FROM / cradle to grave. : 25c. 41 Minna st., basement. | ME. HANSEN, past, present and fucure; 2c. SARD-WRITER: 148 6th, T. 5. PALMIST, TMOREA M N voyant, card-read L MEDIUM, CLAIR- | U, Br 5c up. 73 Fourth st RITHMETIC, piano: dy tencher: 23 READING, WRITIN G; 165 Hawthorne st. OY TO LEARN BARB It TRADE: LITTLE experience preferred. 627 Commerctal. N ME KAVENA KEADS LIFE FLUENTLY: | business advice; pames givea: 25¢ up.b Fourta, UTCHER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL. 508 |- Bryantst. M medium ISS LINDEN, MAGNETIC HEALEK AND | 125 rourth st., room 23. PRESS AND REPAIR L11A. M LO3P M \ AN To CLEAN, M clohes. 31 Natoma ME. VIOLA,C er: busin N test, 25c up. 834 Howard nr. 4th “LAIRVOYANT, LIFE-READ JKAL TAILOR WANTED FOR COUN- Inquire 129 Eddy st. JTHEL GRAY. reader, pa mist. CLAIRVOYANT, CARI= 169 Mission st., near Eighth. LOERLY G+ NTLEMA N TO TAKE CHARGE f small retsii store: Apply early 219 Seventh E ] 155, MELVIL IV} “and water rea LE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT der. #2134 Mission, opp. Mine FANTRD—GOOD RE~TAURANT WALLE Cali after 7 4 M at 238 Sixth st. \ ) and magnetis: ME. AMY BE KNHARDT: CAKD READER t. 122 Post st., rooms 10 and 11. APKRHANGER'S PA EX, -6c HOUK; Mo M tare husband’s ME. SYBILLE: CRADLE TO GRAVE FU. pictura 25¢;ladies 914 O’ Farrell Vicar cali also. 1515 Ouk Grove ave. Z YOUNG MEN: GOOD INDUCEMENTS; O call 8.3 836 Howard st JLDSRLY MAN AS BEDMAKER; MUST BE honest and sober. 52 Seccoud st. ARBILK-SHOP,. BILLIARD-HLALL aND cigat-stand in a big hotel in the country for © cheap 0i Account of s.cKness. Apply AUu. JUNGBLUT & CO..'10 Goiden Gate ave, TAEBER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL SHOP; £40 i ‘per mo.th, wih room and board. HOTEL GAZEITx, 4-0 Kearny st. $ STORE SUITABLE FOE A BARBER; « water connections: In a good - location. Twenty-fifth and Valencia sts W ANTEL-YOUNG MAN 10 WALK WITH an inva id between the hours of 8 A M. and )2 M.; state height aud wazes expecied; ~undays ex- ciuded, Address P. U, box 18, this'oftice. MAS WITH 8260 CASH TO AsisT TRAV- IVl e ing; esiablished business. M. W., box 105, Call RS. DK A professiol e N NA THOMAS—_FIKST IN HER ver fails: advice; help. 829 Post SPIRITUALISM. RENES SMIT night. 997 Mari 1 H'S FREE MEETING TO- ket ; reading daily, 4' 4 Turk. OHN SLATER, cle to-might at 8 WORTH—CIIt- 10104, 06 LEAVED , admission 50¢; sittins | $400 T | 3 PARTNE® WANTED IN LIGHT F400. Facor vusiness, wrere the services of a plain, steady man can be used; no previous ex perience required; trial gi must be satistied with $18 to 345 & W WANTED -4 CRGETIC GERMAN with £1000 ss working capital for a profit- able, legitimute cash business: 1o opposiion in thiscity. For further informaion adtress a. C. B, tox 104, Cali. 1ABLE TO STRIKE II' RICH FROM THE 4 atert: wanted, ‘men willing to wark; must have $300 to $500 to Invest with experienced miner ou valusbie claim in California | uriher particulars 630 Market L., rear of basketstore, KOR JIRST-C SALE doing fine business: cause of seliing sickuess chance for man a d wife. 5. CURRAN, 268 Minna st JOR SALE—SMALL MINE OF FREE MILL. 1ag ore: parily open: ready for mill. - For nfoi- mation address O. X., box 1ud, Call Office. NOALYARD WITH CERTIE / business; ‘bargain this weex. CATE: STAILE 1623 Marke st HOTFEL AND BAKERY OF 30 . rooms: newly farnished; inliveliest country town: near cily. 3 wazons: . 6 horse: full Investigaiion allowsd. Address & C. G, bot 2, Call. TRAND CHANCKE FOR YOUNG PHYSICTAN: 2 rooms; furnished; operating chairs. medi- cal books: instrumenis: 12 years a doctor’s . flice. G.'W. B. PATTERSON & CO., 709 Market st. £1250 PAKRTNER: ESTABLIS . years; large connection; f iuvestization so- Call Lffice clears $200 to $309 per mouth: Icited. . Owner, box ER SALOON owuer had 10 years. &300. Soun of starkes; owes inquire Hibernia Brewery. RANCIL BaK-.Y, NOTION-, supplies, etc.. 3 finely furnished roor -third St N Tues. 8 P. .. RS, MAYO ST EEKS, 11215 0OAK: C1KCLES Thurs. 2 p M 26¢; readings $1. ESTAURANT: BAY at once on accouut of troub) it M. FRANCIN INDEPENDENT . writer. 113 SLATE Haight st.: hours 9 until 6 . & ARTNER BEER-BOTTLING BUSINESS experience no. : ecessar:. 7.2 14th, nr. Maraei M for mi BS J.J. WHITAE ages and advice. .SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, 218 Stockton &t. PALMISTRY. D RoF. FOSSELLI, PALMIST&PSYCHIC HFAL er treatments and life read nes. 38-39. 6 Fddy ATRICK FI1ZGIBBONS, CALL AT 2301 Langton st. NDUSTRIOUS MANTO FILL RESPONSIBLE position in weil-known ccmmission-house; salury $70 monthly: $3U0 cash required; mouey secured. G C. J., box 85, Call N EXPERIE CED (ITY SALESMAN; A sate formeriine aud wages expected. Ad- dress B.. box 105, Call. 100D FURNITURE SALESMAN; WAGES $40 per monih. K. S., box 39, this offize. JHOEMAKER ON KEPAIRIN buy the shop. 1.0 Alblonave., CENTS GET bUc ON EACH $ ence necessary. Write 1or agel olic: News, b karciay st., N. Y. WHO WILL or. sixteenth. NO EXPERL s outht, Cath- AVBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT Oftice, 303 Van Ness ave. K. k. SHINN, Secrelury. ARBER WANTED FOR BATURDAY; wases 83 602 Clay st. gu MEN FOR EUROFE AND AUSTRALIA. App y av 12 Washington st OR BALE; App y this oice. WO-CHALR BARBEK-SHOP F four living-rooms. RELLABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GEKMAN GAR- denec: understands taking care of horses and cows, and bandy around tie place; good refer- ences. Addiess X. 7., box 8 Cal.. LOD 14 26 rooms: rent $55; new..... 1,500 | 18 rooms; corner: rent $75: ouly il 'ss0 50 Tms; rent $70; sacrifice 12 1,300 50 roou:s: corner; rent $125: ouly ......... 1,600 125 rooms; se:t $160; part casa.. D180 23 rooms: NNy corner: new. . . 700 28 rooms; part cash: sacrifice.... B 600 16 rooms; rent $65; nice yard. D60 20 rocms: best offer buysit...... . 35 rooms: ren: $150: <a.rifice . . 1,600 WINSTON & CO, 646 Market st. ROOMS; Al FURNITURE. GING-HOUSES. BARGAIN ple 16 _ROOMS; KENT cash; balance $10 a month; price $525; s up. WINSION & CO., 646 Market st. $40: 8225 $400. ! #1200—House, $600— House 101 18 room. coruer: 110-room house.......... 2¥-room house, Sixth ', Sa-room o 1 1 Cliy property, rai snle and exchange. B C. DECKE 1, 1020 Market. $60 house of ments from Income of house. ery st BOUSE VERY GOOD... F4000— A partment house. $700—Corner house. new .. L8850 S-room houss, §200 cash. .#450 | e, clears §1 ..$18 0 com house on kad; > ' vee.- 2350 m Louse on Mus i, near M .....8550 ) CASH WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING 2 rooms | 3§ rooms. rooms 25 rooms | .$450 | 47000 | xchange. . 10U e neak the Mint.. nches aud busine.s places for | 81 room.; balance easy pay- 105 New Moutgom- MONTANA HOUSE, 764%y men 1o take rooms; 10., 15¢ kiud 1 60C B0 and 81 per week. ANTED—AT Bilssion W 25¢ per nig general handy man. Address A. B., box 41, Call. OUKKEEPER, BANKING, SELLING | w ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. ORDINARY SEAMEN 's. 504 Davia st.. near Jackson goods; 20 years' expeiience: highes refer- euces; moderate salary: country preferred. Ad- dress L. T. CA RE, Vallejo, Cai. JTUATION A~ NIGHT ERK OK | thre waichman in lodging-house; 20 yerrs’ ex- perience. Address FRED ALLEN, 961 Misston. W ASLED — Y. NG NORTH GERMAN Kirl 10 do cookinx and housework; grea or Part of washing done by laundry: windows cleaned and outside work doue by exira hel wages $25 ee iu the family: references waited. Apply afier1 P M. al 4007 Devisadero st., near California. ITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS gardener, with references: ciiy or country. L., mine: invesiigate. ADY TO TAKEK CHARGE OF B)ARUING- house for a mine; must buy interest in the S-nd name aud address to W. box 152, Call Uffice. Address Gardener, box £9, call Office. W ANTED-SITUATION AS ENGINGER OR inachiniat; first-class _references. Address A. E., box ¢4, this oftice. ERMAN GIRL TO TAKE C*RE OF CHILD and do likht housework. 517 Monigomery st. VEKMAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND X best education, speaking and corresponding fluently in Germari, r ngish, Spanish, French and Ttallan, frmijar with | 0okkeeping and (ypewrit- ing, knowing the el:ments of shorthand, wants 61 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. WENZEL'S ALA KM loudest. 602 Monte'y. E M N'S CALF ~HOES TO Ot DEK, 82 60: men’s soleing, 85¢: only onefprice. 959 Howard. CARE OF can_ milk; box ATUATION WANTED TO TARE S horses and garden: good driver; handy with tools; bes: of references . S, 3, Call, OR COPPER RIVER; PASSENGER schooner J. kppinger. ~Apply at 718 Third st, Copper River Commercial Comp ny. JHOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN's UPPEKS, #lund up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. FERATORS WANTED, . LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3214 Fremont st. potition: salary no object.. Address G. G., box 22, this oftice. (GEXNAN, AGHD 3 W ANISEORITIONAS P DO’ gard ner: caie«f horses: careful driver: can milk : references: wages reasonable. - P M., 674 | 1 Sixteeuth st kast Oakland. try ATTERNS - 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK- nished rhops and families: positions free. Mc- 'WELL Dressmakinz, Millinery school, 103 Post. AURENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOUL, 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without f.g on; call and b convince L. TOUNG M ARRIED MAN (AGED 26) WITH family, first-class électrician, 8 years experl- ence In Euiope, wants situation: willing to do other work. B. Z., 2526 Mission st. M per 200 yooms: 25c 10 $1'50. per night: OST CONVENIENT AND. KESPECTA BLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market: 31 50 to 86 week: free bus and baggage 10 and irom ferry. W ASTED-BY ' MIDDLK-AGED ENGLISH- man. work around private place: care [awns. garden. etc : good reference. Address ., box 8 Call Othce, Oakland ‘w INCHESTER 1HOUBE, 44 1 HIRD ST, NR. Market: ¥00 rooms Bc o %150 per nlghs: 11 50 10 $6 per week; convenien: and respectauis free b bargaze 10 An 1 srom 1 terry. for wal 4 | to HELP WANTED-FEMALE. $25: 4 con. miners. $2 50 a d. £35: winer who can timber, HELP WANTED-MALE. ANTED—GERMAN BLACKSMITH HELP- er: b acksmith and horseshoer, city: [roner institation, $.5 and found: farmers. $20 and milker and wife, #250 a day: botel iter, couniry, $25: boy to.a sis in dining-room. A week: cooks, disnwashers and others. Apply J. F. CrOSELI & CU., 62% Sacramento st. TAITRESS 10 TAKE CHARGE, $25; Ameiican cook for res aurant, $50 co k. sam= place, $35: second girt $20), here at 10 to-day: 4 German, French and Irish =coud ¢irl Freoch purse, $20; 8 cooks: k 0. RENCH OR SWISS 8ECOND COOK, $100: baker und pastry. cook, $a0; walier. $30: ex- perienced paniryman for iunch counter, $30 to $40: ¢ oks. dishwashers, et C. R HANSEN & .. 108 Geary st German siyie. $25 a1d. #30; girl Tor cooking and housewcrk, - ~onoma County, 8¢5, and a large rumter of girls for cooking and housework. J. F. CEOSE1 T & CU.; 316 ~utier st. TOMAN, WITH A CHXLE. WANTS WORK ai housekeeping: small wages. Call at 35914 Bravnanst. “OUNG LADY DESIRES | LACE AS HOUSE- keeper: ity of country, 10134 GHat ave, roum e found; host.er, $30; porter, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO.; 108 Geary ARNESS-MAKER, - $40 AND . FOUND: blackemi:h. $250 a day pruner, $30 and © WAIIKrSSES, SAME COUNTRY HOTFL. Z 320, call early: ‘wailress, near (i.y, 120; wait- ress, city hotel, $18; chan bermaid and wsit, 815 arm waitress, $15; French sp aking secorid. girl. $26: cook, private family. San Jose, $22, call N RRAND-BOY WHO LIVES WITH ~HIS parenis and ‘can. answer telephone. -C. K. HANSEN & CO:, 108 Geary st. ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES ior sule; also ladies’ and m:sses’, from 25¢ up; misfi s exchanged; good repairing: shoes made to order, any: siyle. Coutral Repairing Shop, 749 13,100, near Grand Opera-huse. TYLISH SATRCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE te; clean towela 602 Prcific st., near Kearny, AEBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. 8. EUCH~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. EN'S SOLEI G, 50c: LADIES, 40c: WHILE you wait. - 638 Market: -branch 757 Market. HOWAR 1068 ODGING-HOUSE 12 KOOMS VERY CHEAP, 4 lnquire 415 stockton s.. rooms, all well furnished; must be soid, D — ROUMING-4OUSE. 11 l";(): SIX [ H—ROOMING-HOUSE; 16 KOOMS; ri fice. CARPET-CLEANING. CLY srEAN C Geans, moves, Mgr., 38 and 40 ki ARPET-CLEANING WORKS jays carpets. G. h. STEVENS ghith st.: telephons South 250 - PAYING GROCERY: %200 NO o established years: first-class family trade: fuvesiigate. Ad. G. L, box 62, Ca 1. [OR SALE—a GUOD OYSTER-HOUsSE. 44 Sixthsi. OLD 24 Mission ESTAUKAN(, CH AP: MUST BE at ouce, account of sickness OTEL FOR SA LT ~45 ROOMS, CENTRALLY located: house .. d furniture in first-c.ass order; owner reciring from business: agood chance for the Tight party. Southeastcorier of Seventn and Franklin 8., Oakland. R4()(), GEOCHR-STUE GOOD BU ITER, $400. egu and provision ronte: 4 nice hving. rooms: rent cheap. 1747 Murket st., Oaklan Witine golng to country. U 1iving-10 yms: T ER GRUCK Y, WIthn cheap: account,owner 2% 6. Call Oftice. IRST-CLASS SHOESTOKE AND REPAIR. ing place: vest location in tow n ovp. Palace Hoze 7 Market st. ],QUoksTuRs AND BAR FOR AT s cheap. Apply 1o SIEBE BRUS. & PLAGE: MAND, 328 Sansome st $1500 KANCH BAKEKY AND G estab ishe inquire main store OLD kSI. RESTAURANT; 3803 . cash: balance, note: receints, $70 to bargain. A ~ DIERSON, 57 to 59 3d st KOLKY: WELL Appiy 967 Howards . TRUCEKY AND Bak: z 00d stock. LIVING-EGOM G 117 Fillmore st. JOR SALE—LIVFRY AND BOARD STABL $2000, or will_exchange for city property near. For par.iculars sddress W CURNEE saLc ON, ¥250; GUOD BUSINE selling account si'kuness. Apply ac this oftice. - ERKELKY 7 guore: ot e I, box 6, Call, . DRY GOUDS AND NoOTION 3large rooms 2143 Dwight way. ESTAURANT FOR SALE. (s 3 1 Thind o E CALL 153 ALL ROUTE: VEKY CHE.P, 6 AR CHEsP. 11i6%y JPLEND.D ~TERN-WHEEL RIVEX PAS jevger and freight s, eamer for sae Apriy 1@ “LER, General agent North Paclf Fallway, 638 Market st =, F. © 9 LD BUILDIN short notice. 5S BOUGHT AND REMOVED; J. B FRENCH, 318 Van Nesi. HEN Y UU b W pet-beating Works. poor work send toSPAULDING'S PloneerUac LLUME DISGUSLED WL 253-57 'l enama st.; tel. So. 4). ALYArCE CARFET- CLEANING GO, Sutter; tel. Main 394, GkO. WALCOM. prop. 403 FOUTES SUPPLIED » 415 Sacramento st Tre LL & CO. Cyrrse AND from CASW PUBILANG AGENCY iMIS FarkL LN quirs tuis oilice uias 153 ADIN s, Porusdl, Uregon. W ALTS, raliubie carpet-ciean ing,renoviz,ait « ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel. Jessio G ing works. 14 REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPEI-CLEAN 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. ARBER'S ENTKKPKISIE CARPRT-CLE \ N- ing wks, 236 14th. Tel Mix 100. Z T. Barber. ARPETS CLEANED, KENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. &. 228, LEANING, 3¢, ples tree; tel. Jensio LAYING. 3c; RU . SAM. 944 Stratton, 3 Eighth, VAKPEIS CLEA ANED & KENUYVATED LIKS i, bouth 58. Mackintosn & o, RELKUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine —corps, Uniled States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 3U years, who are citizens of the United Ktates, or . those who. have legully declared their intention fo become auch: must be of good char- acter and Babits snd abie 10 speak. real and writa English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 fret inhelght.~ For fnrther information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Ellis st. ~an Francisco, Cal 30()0 RAIRSCANOLHER LUT OF MEN'S sboes: been slizhtly damaged: at lesy ihan one-fourth their ‘vaiue: from 28c 10 ¥2 50, 662 Mission st.. bet. First and Second. new. 23 Tenth; J 5. MIICHEIL CARPET-CLEANING Co. + 240 14ib st cieaning 3¢. a yard; Mis 74 UNKLIN'S C CARPEL - BEAT 835 Goiden Gate ave. 7elcpuo NG WOKax Kase 1k OST—A white ticked with I the ame of Goidin to A . MORRISUN, 2512 Calitornia st, will: be suitably rewarded. LAVERACK SEITER smiil size: 14 monihs BITCH: | white body: h ad iemon cars: answers to AUy persun returiing same e B W(-CH \IR BARBEK-SHOP FOR SALk IN mountain town: pop. 30v0. Iiquire of Deck- elman Bros. or WILL & FINUK CO. W ANIED—GET YOUR SHOLS MADE TO 4l yont feet ai the same price you buy ready- made oaes, irom §1, 82, $3, $4 und 35 w 562 Mission st.. bet. Firstand Second. J SIMON WANTN 100 MEN 1UGET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5c; Let tree lunch. 643 Clay. early; 20 gicls, honsework, $.5 and $20. . C. K. HANSEN & CC., 108 Geary st. L OMPETINT WOMAN WISHEs A SITUA- Gmn WHO LIVES IN ALAMKDA TO AS- + R LABORER! =) ing work, $1 75 a day; R BANSEN & GU., 1.8 Ceary i : 0 TKAMSTERS FOR GRAD- 5. monthy’ work. C. LAD]EH SHOES, SOLING, MEN'S shoes, soling, 5Uc: all repairi: ihe usual price. s80; l UOMN 150 43U i8¢ PRR NIGHT: bUJ 4v 94 3J per week. Orlental. 225 Dramm s T O-T—2 PASSBOOK WITHTHE HIBEKNTA Savings and Loan iu the name of 154,115.). The fi Society of San Franclsc: UTIO W. BAYERD (Nor nder wil please return to ban! ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICKE FREE ialty;private; no fee withou; OWE, atty A L LAWS A SPEC success:collectio atlaw,850 Market, eur.smck:':: i DIVORC H. MAHONY. + 6 Eddy st.; careful autention: fees modera: ST. ANN’S BUILDING, DVICE FREE: NO CHARUE UN W W. DAV cesstul. L=55 800 IDSON. $47 Marke: st tion as chambermaid and lsundress. Call 305 sist 1n light housework and sieep home. C. R. |+ NEAT EUKROPEAN WAITKRS. $35: CALL rddy st HANSEN & CO., 108 Gear. st. +searly. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. IRL WANTS SITUATION IN HOUSE- IRL; HOUSEWORK, SMALL AMEKICAN | PXPERIENCED SHAMPOOER FUR BATHS, work. - 744 Har:1son 8. family, $20. C. R. HANSEN & C . 108 Geary. #40. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 1U8' Geary st. RY ACME MOUSE. 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Fixth, for a room: z6c a nighi: §1a week. g HYSICIANS, [ ANTED—PLACE TO DO SECOND WORK or chamberwork 1o hotel, C.W., box 105,Call y AN GIRLTO COOK, ALAMEDA, 20. | HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st ¥ l I‘ GERY RENCH OR SWISS SECOND - COOK, 1100 C.R, HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 1lbc NIGHT, 75¢ 'and 81 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. | R. C. C. O'DON 2864 25th sty NELL, 1206 MARKET, R Qisenses Of women -mms,.“ | Cal, on November 15, 1897, at 1 WESK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_TuA WEEKLY ¥ RNITURE FOR SALE. FUBNITURE FOR AV AND good. 8 Langton, off Howard, bet. 7th and th. 86 Mission st ouL: going 10 Ala<ka FURNITURE WANTED. STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- es. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. IGHEST PrlCK PALD KOR FURNITURE, carpets, etc. F. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission, P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FO - furnished houses, éroceries. ecc. 405 Lareln. JURNITUR. ters, showe ASH XOR FURXITURE, CARPE full value. Pac. Fur. Co, 228 Stockion I NEGMAN, 121 SIXTH ~T, BUYS - selis farnituré and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCLION CU. REMOV. Moutgomery st.:hichest prices 'ru’nn' t "lal ETC.; st 1 ‘ HE KUSH wiLp A\UG:\;)I\; on: we will give liberal reductioun in iare on our b\ll,l! o memoers: also other inducemen.s w first ,b‘?&)mm;n;brrsl; Jor particulars ciil at our ot 3 2, four:h flcor, Mill 5 Yukon M. avd (. Aswdlation” 005 Cal and —— LEGAL NOTICES, T'HE CALIFORNIA hav ing received aj p draalic process from T. La imore | 2 Wheeler mine near Forbestont, Sutts onis & deposi. tailings In a raviae, and from Edward ¢ Iigney in the Kound Butte mine near San an- dreas, Calaveras County, to deposic tailings 1n Creek. gives notice thata me-ti g will be oom 59, £.00d luildiog, Sa1 Francisco 0P M DEBKIS COMMIS<ION, 'ications to mine by hy-