The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1897, Page 10

CISCO CTALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1897 e DTG T SNERSRR B o s MISFORTONES OF A WHALER Two Men Deserted and Two Whales Are Lost After Capture. Contradictory Reports About the Sailing of the Battle- Ship Oregon, Great Enthusiasm Among Naval Militiamen Over the Coming of the Marion. The whaling bark Horatio that got in last Wednesday night is one of the un- fortunates. The bone and oil she brought in will not pay expenses, <o the crew will be paid off wiih the proverbial doliar. the voyage two of the crew, 1 Silva and “Jim” Frazer, deserted in order to join the sealing schc T, Golaen Fleece. The lattsr is owned in Guam and was to return there as soon as the cruise was over. The deserters joined the schooner at Hakodate, and from there the crew of the Horatio say she went to the Copper Island rookeries. The captain and seven of the crew of the Golden Fleece lost their way in a fog and were captured by the Russians and put In jail at Petro- pauloisky. An Erglish cruiser came along soon afterward and her captain se- cured their release and took tiem to Yokohama. The Horatio was in hard luock during the entire season. On one occasion, wher the bozts were all out, the one com- manded by Third Matc Joseph Chase was approaching a whale when another mam- mal came up under the boat and nearly stove it in. A few minutes later there was not a whale in sight. Again, when tbe Horatio was entering the Sea of Okhotsk a whale was killed and the work cf cutting up began. A storm came up and Captain West had all he could do to save the vessel, so the whale was lost. On a third occasion a whale was struck and three voats were fast to it. Night came down, however, and the toats had to cut the mammal adrift. Tne battle-ship Oregon has been the subject of considerable aiscussion during the last few davs. Different reports have had her bound in haif adozen different directions, until now no one <eems to know just where she is going. Yesterdav morning ail shore liberty was siopped and the starboard anchor was taken in. It was then d that the battle-ship was going to Sausalito for the night and Thence to sea for larget practice. During the afternoon -everal of ihe sailors came a-hore and laughingly remarked, “It's up anchor in the morning and sucre liverty in the afiernoon.”” Ail bands are to b- aboard again this morning. According to the first reports the Or gon was to have sailed yesterday for En- senada and irom -there for Magdalena Bay, where the men were to have three ys target practice with the big guns. Then she was to make arun down the coast and test the guns on the way, and now she 18 to goto Sausalito. On Monday she will start for the open sea, but how far she will go nobo.ly bui the captain seems 10 kuow. The Pacific Steam Whaling Company is preparing to enter the St. Michael trade next spring. It is negotiating in New York for a steamer and w:ll probably have two ready for the trade by next March. 1: will also run the steam~rs Walcott and Thrasher in the Copper River trade. The Oceanic Steamship Compzny’s Ala- meda sailed for Austraiia yesterday. She 100k away, besides the members of the Frawley sompany, an unusually large numoer of cauin and steerage passengers. Tue steamer Claudine sailed for Honululu also during the morning, but the Alameda will probably beat her by forty-eight hours into port. Captaiu Turner of the Naval Battalion will pay a visit to Mare Isiand to-morrow to have a look over the Marion. He does not want the warship’s spars removed, nor does he want her housed in. ToeGovern- ment will probably grant the request, and then the members of the battalion will be juvilant. The Harbor Commissioners wil be asked 10 give the vessel permanent dockroom at one of the wharves, and as all the members of the board are in favor of doing everything possibie to help along the battalion, only the question of loca- tion remains to be settied. As soon as the Marion is safely moored 1o the wha; everything beionging to the batialion ve put aboard and the present quarters given up, thus effecting a saving ol $300 a month, which wiil be expended on tue vessel. New recruits are pourmg in, a band is being formed, and soon San Fran- cisco wili be able to boast of the lurgest and most efficient body of naval militia- men in the United States. Itis the intention of the officers and men to celevrate the change from the Camanche to the Marion by a reception and ball. Assoon as the man-of-war has Leen put in first-rate order the function will take vlace. It is the intention of the officers to em- ploy a regular drill instrucior who witl always be at hand to lock after the men. | The schooner Volant has beea pur- chased by H. C. Larsen, tne big collier Peter Jebson by Joun Rosenfeld’s Sons, the schoonzs General Banning oy Captain W. Olsen, and the oid whaler Alaska by aptain Cogan, late of the Thrashe. Capiain Thomas, late of the schoon J. N. Ingalls, will be master of the Gen- eral Banning, and the vessel will be put in the Mexican trade. The police are now looking for the sloop Anna Catherins, which sailed for parts unkeown last Wedne:day. They think that some one wno s ‘‘badly wanted”’ was among those wuo formed Lhe crew of the little craft. Emile Pagot,'a returned whaler, is after bLis iather’'s esiate. The money was ali lelt to him, and his 1wo_sisters were cut off with a dollar each. Pagot is now of age and has agreed to divide with his sisters, so the guardian of the iatter is going to help him to get the money. Pagot got back here a week ago on the whaling bark Gayhead. SUBPENAS ARE ISSUED.2 of Members El Dorado Parlor Ordered to Appear on Novem- ber 19, The members of El Dorado Parlor of the Native Sons’ Association are spoken of as adepts in geting up catchy invitations .or parties. Tne Jatest one is in tae form of a subpena and follows: You are commandea to appear before the Judge 01 the Supreme Court oi Eutertainment of the ¢ity and county of San Francisco, De- partment N department, Native Sons’ Hull, on the 19th day of November. A. D. 1897, at 8 o'clocs P. M., 88 & Witness in a social action prosecuted by the members of El Dorado Parior against monotony of everyday lile. Ou tie part of the people, EI Dorado Parlor, expert enter- tniners. Section 52, Code Social Procedure—A wit- ness served with a subpena must attend at the time appointed with uiy papers or money in his control required by the sulpens and an- swer all pertinent quesiions at the box-office. and unless sooner discharged mustremain until the close of the entertainment. Eection 56, Social Code-Disoiedience to a subpena, or retusal to be sworn or attend asa witness may be punished Ly extreme regret. Are | | THE RAINEYITES NEED MONEY An Assessment Levied on Each of the Assembly Districts. Several Changes Made in the 0ld Campaign Com- mittee. The Sullivan Wing of the Democracy Will Meet Monday Night to Reorganize. The finance and campaign committees | the Democracy | of the Rainey branch of met last night in Judge Danyerfield's courtroom. Tne most important business transacted was the raising of a campaign fund to pay off a few ousstanding bills for hall rent, and it was quickly and neatly carried out according to programme. Major Harney had scarcely time to an- | nounce the object of the meeting before George Love ciaimed the attention of the committee. sembly district.” econd the motion,” chimed Dr. Billy Gavigan, who was seated at Love’s right. The motion went through without a dissenting vote. “I have a list of names here, added Love, *of men who could do the collect- | It ing, but I don't want to present it. would look too much like a prog-amme.’ “That's woat it is,”’ ejaculated Julius Ca:ar Saulman, who was among the in- vited guests at the council. Major Harney frowned severely at Saul- man and put an end to ail further talk of programmes by announcing that he would appoint the campaign committeeman in each district 10 look after t.e gathering of the nesded coin. “Whose going to hold the money?”’ anxiously inquired one of the committee- men. *“That's <0,” said Love, have & treasurer. we ought to I nominate Thomas Burk= from the Thirty-seventh District.” | “Second it,” ejaculated Gavigan. “Elected,” declared Ha:n'y, and the work of the finance commitiee was over for the night. The campaign committee then went into executive session and discussyd the matter of gettinz ready for the Frecholder election. Itwasdecided to hold meetings in each of the eizhteen Assembly districts next Monday nizht to elect five delegate« to a Freebolders’' convention to be held next Wednesday nigh'. The conveniion will have but litile work to do as it is generally believed that t e ticket selected by the Republicaa County Commitice to-aay will be indorsed. The following changes were announced in the campaign committee: Twenty- ninth District, James K. Colbert to succeed Samuel Braunnart; Thirtieth District, Joseph Cunningham, vice T. Fiizpstrick; Thirty - fifth Distrlet, C. O’Callaghan, vice James F. Butler; Thirty-seventh District. Thomas H. Surke vice Major Harney: Fortieth Dis- trict, William Sheehan vice M. C. Has- 1t, and Forty-third District, Raleigh P. Hooe vice George Marve. Harney resigned becau‘e of his election as chairman of the general commitiee and the others whose places were filled are going to serve with the Sullivan wing of the Democracs. The general committee of the Democ- racy, presided over by Colonel Sullivan, will ‘meet i1n Native Sons’ tuiiding Mon- day night to organize and adopta new constitution. The Man Who Killed His Father ; How he Feels About It. THE SUNDAY CALL. Glmu&xmmuumaj LEFT HIM WOUNDED. The Driver of a Milk Wagon After Running Over Patrick McGonigal Abandons Him. While crossing Annie street, between Jessie ana Mission, at 1o’clock Wednesday morning, Patrick McGonigal was knockeu down and severely injured by a milk wagon. McGonigal was on his way home at the time. A milk wagon came along and the driver, evidently not seeing him, ran over iim, The man sustained quite a severe cuton the back of his head and the ninth and tenth ribs on the lef: side were broken. The driver did not stop after the acei- | dent, but drove on, leaying the man in an unconscious condition on tne street. Some men coming along saw the injured man and took him to the County Ho:- pital. It is thought the man will recover. He was a laborer and resided at the Ne- vada House. e gl THE FISHERMEN ANGRY. Lively Raids Among the Illegal Stur- geon Catchers by J. H, Davi J. H. Davis, one of the patroimen of the Stat Fish Commission, returned from the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers yesterday and reporied having taken a very large amount cf illegal sturgeon gear from the waters of the streams. These gears consist of long stout lines of the best material, that are strung out into the rivers and held in place by anchors and floats. Each line hooks, and no matier what kind of fish strikes the hooks 1t is sure to be caught, for the more it struggles the more hooks become fastened into it. The use of this teck.e has been prohibited by law, ana the mere possession is evidence of guilt. Davis was out ten days, and he dragged for the lines oi eleven camps. As a resuit of his labors he confiscated 10,000 feet of sturgeon lines, fifty anchors and over 55.- 000 hooks, the whole being valued at not less than $500. As a result oi this raid there is less of these fish in the markets than usual and the dealersare notin a good mood in consequence. ———————— His Thigh Broken. William Brooks, 70 years of age, was thrown 52, at the courtroom of the su.d | IFom & truin at Third and Townsend streets while returning from Ingieside last evening and sustained & fracture of the thigh. The old man was on the platform when the train stopped, and the crovd of peuple endesvoring 10 alight jorced him from the platform to the grourd. e was removed o the Receiving Hospital, where the fracture was reduced. ———— Caught Betweeu the Cars. Eugene Leed, employed by the Southern Pacific Company as a switchman, was caught between the cars at Sixth and Townsend sireats Isst evening and suffered a fracture of lbe leg below the knee. He was removed to St. Luke’s Hospital, where his injury was at- tended to. “I move,” said be, “thatan | assessment of $10 be levied on each as- | is loaded witn | HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL M Griswold, Los Gatos C L Josseiyn, Sacto H Perkins, =acto Mrs R « Powers,LosADg Mis ¥ Robb, Pa Miss Wilson, i'a Diiss Siarr, Pa AGWran &w, N Y i J Curry. Dixon Mr Tiegel & w, N ¥ H E Hatison, Cal ¥ Young, Ui P F Hartley, Minn M K tadv, Sonoma J Doyle & w, Fresno H B Buud, Berkeey I'M Mott Jr, Berkeley L Morris, Presidio T I Petch, kureka W P Mansticld. Pasadens L E Tickham, Chico J B Chambers & w, Or © W Kos,, Circle City C Galey, ~t Louis K C Long, Kansas City W Flyun, t Louls F Bartlett, Livermore M Biggs 1. Oroviile Mrs E I Chapman, Or O W Bertler. Ga O Westendort & w, Mex W G Packard & w. Cal ¥ J Mason. Chicago W Sternback, Hollister J R Baggio & w, Cal X1 oudle. ~acto Dr B M Glli, Dunsmuir W Hawkins, Sacto o Ingham & w, . ugene J M Hixon & w. Seattie U H Arnold, Atlanta J Aron, 11050 Grande W I Diilma: Miss Griswold, | L Gras & w, Oroville | 9 € Lindiey. > evada City : | G B Powers & w. Nupa~ H M Lt Rue, Sacto | B Gravess, Calis.oga Mis J A Norder, Aga rs M de Vries, stockton Ca lente RUSS HOUSE. DrH S Baggs & w, Cal W A Heath. Healdsburg J L Chamuver ain, ¢ Teal, stockton R Keyna ~tocaton S L Hiltt. Pt Arena W L Webber sac C Jackson, Truckse H N Gonter. Bishop J + 1aut, uakiand I Firth. Redaing © A Tilman, Reno K R Carpenter, krultvale E H Lively, N Y G Stewart & w, Wash Miys L Hunter, Wash R W Tayior, N'Y C D Willard, 1 Angeles Kuth Winquist, Portind Mirs D Cparters, Priind HS Huntw w, Wash A Stark, Sue P 0'Donnell. Alameda & F Townsend, Hmbldu Mrs G # Fisher, S Cruz iss E Barte £, Cruz Mrs A M Hoag.'s Jose Mrs Peise, Sun Jose k McGetogan, Vailejo L McGewtigan, Vallejo J McKenua, Pigeon Pt & W Kemp. Middietown Miss R Kemp. siiddieta Miss N Fuir, Middietown Mrs A Ferguson Sac W _Kichardson, Truc<ee Miss Lawson. San Jose M Shoenberg. Mont J McBean, Nevida Cy I Young, Wainuc Ck U5 Brown, Salines © K E Bakar & w, Ca | B3t Kepy, Oakland H J McKinnon, S Mateo | 6 S Cailutian, beucia 1 Trudo, | ¥ M Meceaith, Mcjave K G Harvey, Shasta S P Culies &1x. boit H H Weymouth, Fresno | PALACE HOTEL | W carharz, Staniord R M Blair, Waterman | M Ep;tein, Chicago T M Gormun, Gols Hill | b Buruca, '~ Y A B ugham. Marysvile | Liea. G Patterson,US A F ~ Landstrest, W Va | LA Crane, Santa Cruz - Mrs W Va A Willkomm, ~an Jose W A | J A Bittel, Chicago Mrs W A Saw, Aus.ralia N A LChurcnid, N Y Mrs Bingham, Murysvie Caldwell, N Y A Cdleveland, N ev Mrs J F Caidwell, N Y D F Hennessy, U s N W H Cheppu, N Y A J Rich, Buffalo | Mrs W H Chiepru, N Y C R Perrine, Buftalo J Girdwoo1, N 7 F A Jewett, Buftalo k& B Culbert, N Y T E Witcox, Poriland | M M Davin'N Y L H Hole. Chicago ~ B Hutchinson, N Y Mrs L H Hoie, Chicago DS Ersine, N Y ¥ A Wadlelgn. Sait Lake | Hvos, N Y S K looper Deuver | Mrs H'Vos. N Y D E Burley, Salt Lake W 5 Aldridge, N Y W Krausbach, Ham burg T D Honeymoon, Or D Schumaker, Hamourg BALDWIN HOTEL | S E Williams & w, N Y Mrs i H Hastan, Or M E Harris, Oakland G Alexander. Granville S A Marsh, Los Angeles L C Wyatt, Los Augeles WS Liutle. Bos on C A Brant, Boston W H Drown & w, t oston Miss k M Forrester, N Y { P Corrizan, Kansas City D E Davis, Boston A L Carlton, Wis J Wilzimkl, Visalia W Caider & 'w. Orange Miss D Calder, Orange | I Burrows, Chicago A B C Donde I S Helena W\ Ketcnum, Chicago J G Jury, ~an Jos: ¥ Cowle, Mt Tamulpais E L Hall, Minueapolis JJ Byrne, Los Angeles LICK HOUSE J Kirkner, Fresno J w laich,shipJA Briggs Mrs b C beck New York J W Hend -rson, Fureka G G Hoxie, Fresno MrsJ W kui, Arcata Mex Brer, Epeeka Mrs AKW tiiams, Evreka A S Millar, Alasca ¥ A Boole, Red bluft H Mitchell Cuitornia J ¥ Peck, Modesto T S Ford & w, Nevada CA H o iibur & w, san'a C Miss Miibur, ‘antaCroz B 1 Upham. Mariinez J R Sainker, Acams~pgs T Goss, Los Angeles H A Preston, Jimiown AJ w oodward&w. Fresno Mrs N F Fickle, Sovora Miss N F Pickle, Soora NEW WESTERN HOTEL, I Hartman, Beuicla J Carison. Bou der Creek Ctarison, Bouideriieek J Devine, Vallejo F Chirran, Valieio C 18 Travis, Vaiejo J U'Bren’ Alcauaz € Zinkand, Alcairaz P M Hanson, Fresio J 1 oLarty, Sacto Mrs Sinzieton, Siockton Johu Foley, Chi ago H B James, N Y DL Wilson Cal | C A Wigner, JC Wilhitims. Oregon | J Starx & w, Por L H Cadwell& w,Fresno W Evans, Quinc a MEETING NOTIC THE Ky GULAR ANNUAL MEELING | of the stockhoiders of the Caliiornia Wine- makers' Corporation wi'l bs h-1d at the ¢ hamber B (SODFXEY DE ST. OMAR Council No. 1, Kmghts Ka- dosh—Regular meeting 1 HIS (Fii- DAY) EVENIsG, November 12, ut 8 o'clock. 20. J. HOBE, Recorder. of Commerce, 431 Californic ', San_Fraucisco. on WEDNESDAY, Novemb-r 17, 1597, com- a: 10 o'clock A M. CALIFUKNIA KKRS' CORPOCATION, Fer W. J. HOTCHKIS~. Sec. and Mgr. SPECIAL NOTICES, g, JHEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nauis of cortains. dress goods, corsets, hosiery. underwear, bedspreads, towels, laces, lin- | ings, trimmings, veilings, etc. very cheap at Ploneer Dry (00ds Store, 105 Fifth st EN: LATEST GALVANIC 116 Taylors . MME HAN baitery and cabioet baths. GENUINE BUEAM 1205 Geary, room 11. ME~, STRWERT, = PAINTING, WHIT, NING b anging. HARTMANN, 3 FAD 1TENANIS EJRCIED FOK 84 collections made: city 0r country. Pacific Cellection Co. 415 Mo 25 at.. room B tel. 5580, | MES DR FISH, 1015 GKANT AV, KM 2; electriciun aiconol 1 u’ <ish baths. unrivaled PAPER- 9 1 hird st DIVIDEND NOTICES &, PLYIDEND NOTICE=DIVIDEND NO, | 49 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson | Sugar Piantation Co will _be payable at the office | ofthe compans, 327 Jiarket st, on und after Sat- urday, | ovember 20. 1897. Transfer hooks will cluse Saturday, Movember 13, o'ceck M H. SH SITUATIONS WA IRST- work_girl LE NTED-FEMALE. JLASS FRENCH COOK AND HOUSE- desires_ situation: best rfer.nce. , 825 Sutter st. ¥ | | | MIss CU SDISH WOMAN WITH A OMPrTENT S (Oltoy tive o ol dearesaliution na wricing housekeeper: good €00<: references; country. MIS< CULLEXN. 325 Sutter st. l\‘);,i'f YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES situstion as nurse or second girl or house- work: $1010 $15. ref. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutter. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. ERMA 1t 28 WISHES A PLACE TO Call or ud- N WOMAN jor a baby Or do housswork. Pine st cooking and nousework. G. K. GIRL WANT> SITUATION 10 DO box 100, Call. PUSITILN AS FOUKKEEPER BY WELL- educated lady. Address T W., box 10, Cail. OMPETEN I GERMAN work WOMAN WANIS ¥ the day. 1445 Po kat. TOUNG or chambez-work. ard st. WOMAN WANTS OFFICE WORK Caloraddress 1138 How- IDDLE - AGKD would terms reasonable. WOMAN, COMPETENT, €0 for part of day; any kind of work; Address H. G., box 87, Call. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. WASNTED — 1)k PROMINENT CANDY- store, 2 girls with experlence at candy coun- ter and fouutal siate hat_experience and where. X. Y. Z., box 84, Call Office. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN FUR CHAMBER- cul at 11 A. . Golden =tate, 106 OUNG « [RL FOR LICHT HOUSEWOK small wages; reterences required. 1532 Jones. ELIABLEGIKLFOR LIGHT HOUSEWOKK. Apply Monday morning 9 to 12, 16194, Geary. RE OF BABY. OUNG GIKL TO TAKE 429 Fourth st. IRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON PANTS. 102 Minna st. I ERMA. G to care for baby or do housework. dress 2228 Pine N WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION Call or ad- ADY WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSH keeper: no objection to child. 121 Montgom- ery st., Toom 8. EOPL at Uncl 'S HOME BANK BCOKS BOUGHT © Harrig', 15 Grant ave. JIRST-C like to g0 out by ihe da. LASS LADIES' TAILORESS WOULD G. . T., box 48, Cail. TOUNG, Keepec’s p ace: 1o objection 0 short dis.auce in country. WOMAN DESIRES A HOUSE- 969 dission st., room 18. {XPERIKNCED CLOAKMAKKRS: pay: no dressmakers. 553 Valencia st. G GOOD IRL 10 DO DOWNSIAIKS WORK AND cooking; $20. 740 Castrost PERATOR ON WHEELER & WILSUN BUT- ton-hole machine. 41645 Eills VIKL FC R LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND plain cooking. 1712 Bucnanan, bet. 9and 1%, NCED HANDS ON WERAPPERS s: no dressmakers. 409A Turk st JXPERL und w JIRL AT DYEHOUSE. st., near Nineteenth. 2160 HARRISON 7OUNG STRONG GERMAN WOMAN wishes work of any kind by the day. Call at 1022 Lryant st Pine st. OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO AS- sist and go to school. Call or address 2: TUUNG housek WISHES POSITION AS ¥ 23> . Carrell st, tm. 7 LADY cepor. App ESPEC situation to @o secoua work or as nurse. 609 Hyde st TABLE GERMAN WIDOW WISHES I ESPECTABLE Yot SERMAN GIRL wishes situation as nursegirl. ., 609 Hydest. 7OUNG WOMAN DE-IKES A PLACE A< housekeeper: no objeciiou to the coun ry. 233 O Farreil, 100m 12. 0UNG tion as Y GREMAN LADY DESIRES POSL hovsckeeper. 112 Taylor st., room 7. OUNG| kewp r: Y av,room 15. LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOU 1o obj:ction Lo countrs. 1013 Grant Y ouN Addre sor genersl housework: WEDISH GIRL WISH.S 10 DO wages 820 per monih. call st 828 Folsom st. (3IKL WANTED, TO MIND BABY, SMALL 1 wages and good home. 419 Brannan. FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STKAUSS & CO. 8214 Fremont st. W ANTED — M DDLE-AGED 1 ovusekeep-r in conntry. Address RING W 0OD, Visalia, Cals ADY CASHIE OFFIC MATROD 3 sulesladies miljiner-shop forelady, Clerks’ rXxchanze, 313 Bush. TiMAN (- y ing: $8 mouthly: 1 1n family. 38, (al Citic-. 000 COATMAKERS WANIED AT 834 Broadway, \ akland. ANTED —GI: L TO ASSISI IN HOUSE- work. 827 Golden Gate ave., upstairs. WOMAN A W 10 25) LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- EDW,, box VERMAN GI4L TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2952 Misston st. T IRL TO SIST AT HOUSEWORK AND cooking. 526 Haight. EOPLE’S HOME BANK BOOKS BOUGHT at Uncie Harrls, 15 Grant ave. 7OUNG J0.1:10n us housekeeper. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES er's position. Sevenih, room 10. GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE Add. 120 Lddy, . 7. HOUSEKEEP- Call 1104 Mission si, corner of OUNG housekeeper: WOMAN city or country. WANTS A PLACE AS 3064 ason st Y Yo on st room 2. A ~TEADY PLACE 126 Fourth LADY DESIK. sekeeper; cily or country. IRL, 12 O0R 14, TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- work and care of child; small wages 52215 Hayes st. ANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN barber trade. Address W. W., box 8, Call. W FRENCH SKIRT PATTERNS, 25C: dress max ers furnished posiiions free. McDow- ell Dressmak lux and Mi Linery School, 103 Post. OVED—D THE LADIES SPECIAL ISt 1o 1118 Market st.; montbly troubles, ete. \ TOUN stewardes: PLACE 100m 9. T LADY WANT: Apvly 207 Post st Tn-r:\? KITEE, RIGBUNS, PAPKR, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEXANDEK, 110 Montgomers. N LADY WO ceper. Address 223 Post, r. il. LARKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions aud wanc ads taken. 615 TANTE(—POSITION AS STENOGEAPH- er. k. fairly rapi Cail Oftice. emington Ly pewriter; gir 22 yearsold; d: accurate, Add:ess H. M. S, box 71, SITU HINES help: te ATIONS WANT —MALE. E& JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEAR: . main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 Clay VHIESS A / office; NI JAPANE-E FMPLOYME best help. 41435 O’ Farrell, Tel. E. UNTE 1 emp. office. 61414 Californta st R & CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE tel. main 231 APANE~E AND CHINESE £ office, best help, 314B Sutter st WANT man) (o wash dishes, ussist n_COOKINg, wn: PLOYMENT :D—WORK BY YOUNG M 1g: city or country. Address H. VIELI1Z, 632 Mission at, room 5. YARPENTER AND CABI MAKER; young man, good mechanic wants a situation; city or con AN A MAdeh manager. Howard s N stock box 84, Call M eiiiio washer or Address A. QITUATION WANTED BY MAN AnD WIFE; Germans: city or country; AN AND WIFE TO IDDLE-AGED MAN ntri. Apply 724 Mission st. eferences. Address K CE WANTS A1 reference. E. A. W. box 105,Call. ND WIFE POSITIONS ON : woman p ain cook, man good trusty Call or address E. BUSFORD, 692 cor. Second. TAKE CHAHRGE OF ; experiencel. k. K. or graln ranch (SWISS) WANTS n in small hotel or restaurant as dish- kiichenhand: last place 18 moutns. S, box 15, Call. BAEE stead shop. ) AN L., box 8, Call Office. o ton in HARA, 1600 rac.fic ave. R, AND man as porier, wife t0 40 cham Lerwork. CKST-CL sober ui.d TERN MAN, wants werk i fine WANT SITUATIONS, ¥ —GUOD COOK WANTs _POSI- family: good reference. 8. NAKaA- ) EOPLE a, UNC Address J MAERL =holesule ber and objact. E bonus to tion. J JORTER OR WATCHMA try: maj nor tobucc: Call Uftice. DOLE M stricily temperate, LA Ca 615 W INCH APANESE GOOD \wishes position in famiiy: has good references wishes position as bandy man or porter in Addiess K. WELZ, 307 Rite nied by man of steady hubits cliy or country: understands care of horses; Market: 200 rooms 1120 10 $8 13ee bus un S HOME BANKBOUKS BOUGHT LE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. AURENCE DRESS. CUTTING SCHOOL, - 1079 Murket: a perfect fit guaranteed without trylug on; cnll and b convince ! \l OST CONVENIEN AND RESPECTABLE; B Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market 200 rooms: 25¢ to §1'50 per night: §1 50 Lo $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry. —_— HELP WANTED-MALE. 38, 810 AND £12 PER hers 815 and room; dish- 3 19 Kureng < month; 5 disnw washer, $25 dishwushers, 4 dishwashers, $3 10 85 a week; aid room. MARTIN & CO. RECRUITS wANTED EOR THE UNITED \ Sfates msrine corps, United States navy: le-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of and 30 years who are citizensof the United Elates, or those who have legully declared thelc intention 1o becoms such: must be of good char- | acter and_habits and able 1o speak. real and write | knglish, aud be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 eet in beight. For further Intormation apply st the recruiting oflice, 20 Kilis st. >au Francisco, Ual | MHE COLORED DANCiRS OF THE *IN OLD Kentucky” Company challeige all local daucers (male or female) (o compele in | a gala buck. wing and soit-shoe dancing con- test, to be held on the stage of the Columbia Thea- r during the second act of “In ¢ 1d Kentucky” on Friday night, Novemb r 9. A goid medal wiil te awarded (0 the winner. Apply In person at the staze door of the Columbia Theater, Friday, No- vember 12, at 2 p. M. TAN [ED—PEDDLERS: SOMETH ING GOOD and new. Call 9 (o 10 A. M., 25 Geary st. ANTED_SHIP CHANDLER'S CLERK: dock waichman, $6u: oilice manager and cashler. Cierks' Excliange 318 Bush st. V BE ABLE 10 ward st. MUN 15 Ho OUNG MAN TO MAN route during winter. AND RUN CALL Call 111634 broadway. S. FOR THE 657 Clay. AKBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. 8. FUCH=, Sec., 325 Grant ave. Work. (all oet. % and 10 A. ., 848 Howard. | coast and south seas. 76414 16 und 25¢ per uight; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. | PORTER WANTED ) do some oflice work. 7 ‘_'AN ED—MEN FOR LIGHT OUTDOOR TREEN HANDS AND SAJLC W ANTED—AT SMUN 1. A HOUSE, Mission; men to iake rooms: 10, (AILORS AND ORDINARY wauted at Lane's, 504 Davis st. SEAMEN near Juckson. 1THE DEAD. no electricity rAKE clock M1 N'S CALF=HURS T0 O#D soletng, 35¢: ouly onefprice. 9 WENZEL'S ALARM loudest. 602 Mont'y. IHOEMAK O $1 and up. ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND 4 1or szle; also ladies’ and mi'sses’, from 28c up; misfi s exchsnged; good repairing: suoes mads 1o order, any siyie. Coutral Kepuiriog Shop, 749 M1%:105, near Grand Opera-huse. EN'SSOLELs M o waic 38 s 3000 Ealrs;aNoty |0 shoes: been siizhtiy damaged: at less than oue-fourth their value: from 282 10 $2 00, 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. ) SIMON WANTS 100 MEN 1T0GET BOTTLE [U. beeror wine bc: vest wee lunch. 643 Clay. S UPPERS, ward st. SHIRLEY, 921 Ho! LADIES, 40c: WHILE branch 767 Market. OF MEN'S VUM, 156 10 180 PER N16HL: UG 4w es s per weex. Oriental. 226 Drumm st W ANIED-GEL YOUR SHOES MADE TO 8- your feet a: the same peice you buy. ready. made ones, irom §1, $2, $3, $4 and §5, at 662 Misslon st. bet. Firs:'aud Se 615 KY ACME MOUSE 967 MARKET ST, BE- low ~ixth, for a roo Sc a night: 81 a week, JINGLE BOUMS 10c AND 156 NIGHT, 750 »Jand 81 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. W AS T ED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBEK trade; shops, tols, josiuons furnished: 3 weeks required. 3. F. Barber College, 13815 Kighth, TLCHU HOUSE, 56345 MALKET ST.—KOUMS [ 20c. m5c 10 5UC uight: $1 10 32 week. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. | | BUSINESS CHANCES. 2\ BLACKSMIIHING, HORSmetO $2{)0.i"gum \wazon-maiing business: well : doing lu-established building included T well-paying, sieady trade: ch-ap full trial allowed; no better offec 5 Fourth st. located; an_excellent, ground rent: 1 ever made: 4 snap. M. LE SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS: $400. frsicire included; 1 blocs from Mar- ket st.; bas fine fixture and o g 0 stock: does a gocd payiug trad.; worth your while seeins M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. BRANCH BAKERY AND DELL $10( . ?flc\l!lflr\:: in the Western Alfllvnhn furniture of Living-rooms included; vicely flited up. M. LES=, b Fourth st e AF() SALOON; OLD-ESTABLIEIED F450. Sirce: bes: tocation ta e city: orec 'sthere 3 years; a.>0 4 rooms, inc vdiong furbiiure; kitchen; 2 storeroums; a e yard. M. LE>S.5 Four h st. $450. present owner in t RESTAURA L cality on one of the principal streets: he same place 15 yeais: cheap fent. M. LES-, 5 Fourta st. i r CORN D BAR IN E500. vest part of Western adii well stocked; 4 nice living-rooms counecied. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st b AURANT AND CHOPHOUSE: WITi R ferries: long lease if wanted: best class ot cus opposiie the n genuine £001 Market st r without 12 furnished room meals from 25¢ upWArd i Par.fculars WILKE, 7 business. 0 CORNFK RESTAUKANT AND F600. erhouse: “wept by owner lusi 4 x: dally reccipts above §50 owner must Sacrific or \Wili'trade for property on acc un: o being ens Ihoiher business W1LIE, 783 Market st $~{: NOTION AND NOVELTY =T RI%AVE With agency of dyelug and cleaniiz house, on Polk st.: 4 living-rooms: rent $35: fino busine:s opealng: sickuess th: cause of sa WILh E, 783 Market s SIABLISHED G NER SA- $250 best Tocailty on Fourth st.; doing | W s business: sickness cause of sale. & good-pa Apply WILK: , 753 Markel st. SALJON WIIH CLUBAND LIVING . rooms: rent $30: tranfer point of (w0 clige to Call building: g «d bus;‘ntstj &650 car lines K family affairs compel a g.eat sacrifi e. WILKE, 783 Market st. BrST $500. Kiaroy st prose rent §35: nding a good paving business: See WILKE, 763 Market st. 5 BUTCHEB-SHOP; BEST BUSINESS $300 location on Mission st.: 2 horses, 1 wagon: rent $20; inves igation solicited. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. CORNER GROCERY AND FA $300. Withiivingrooms on Point Lobosave rent $26: this place is Kept by owner 8 years; rara chance for young man or man snd wife, Sce WILKE, 783 Market st. r GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT ON $500. Fourin's: rent #30: first-einss oca tion: best class of custom: rare chance for Lvely man or lady. WILKLE, 783 Market st. LOCATION ON owner 8 years; barsain, TOTICE—GUS STRAND &CO., 19 SIXTH ST, will sell your business quick for casn. B2 RBER-SHOP: : BEST _IN 1HE F400. ity great vargain. STRAND & Co, 18 Sixth st $200 JALOON, $250: CIGAKR STORE, $175. Hestaurant, $175; butcher shop, £400. Wood and coal yard, $600: grocery, bar, $350. Branch bakery, 3 rooms. $150. For bargains see STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth it T COR. SALOON: BEST LOCATION . in Mission. STRAND & CO., 19 xihe UT UF UNCALLED-r OR SHOES FROM 250 up to $1 25, 562 ission st., vet. 1st and d. ANTED. TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Colection Agey, 110 Sutter. I ! INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD s, NK Market: 200 rooms 25¢ n nighi: reading W 759 Marset st room: iree 'bus and busgege o and fom the ferry. 1RCON D COOK 840 AN D ROOM: 5 COOKS, ANTED_LABUKERS AND MECHANICY G (OGORS S107A D ROOME S CUORS, ST WA Ky fias Bl ticikin. temn Tionss propeis 2 (0 88 a week: 3 boardin: -hcuse cooks, $30 and room: cook’s hielper, $20 and room: cook, country, #50 and room. MARTLIN & C0., 749 Market. 17 Third st.: 43d e weeic tor, el mns Denver Honsa args rooms: “be per nignt: Bl 10 $3 5, { $70. BAKER SKEFR. . $50: BaKER, §15 3 baker.’ helpers, $20 to 525, MARIIN & €O, 749 Market st ANCHHAND WHO CAN DO BLACK- 1 smithiug: 3 ranchhands. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st D ROOM; 8F MaKTIN 00K, HOTEL, $50 A A / here, 10 to 12 A, M. Maiket. E PARTY & Cu., 749 TOUNG MAN ASCL*RK AND BOOKK K EP- er; small hote.. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s FIRVT-CLASS HOUSE-PAINTERS, Ri G Ziar wages, to wOrk_for owner: day work. R HANSEN & CU., 10X Geary 8- FOR SHOP SHARES. 749 Market. LACKSMITH MARTIN & CO. ON AGENTS WANTED. LL PROVISIONS enart st S| | " WASNTED TO 10 the trade. Apply 11 | A | FURNITURE WANTED. = s HIGHSST, ERICES TO FILL NEW BUILD- inz. 840 Mission s . tel. Min: 1821, ST PrICE FOR ete. 305 Larsin. P. BEAUCHAMP, U1 HE - furnished Louses, £roceri | W | J. NEU . sells furnlture and carpets: also storage, 10N Cu. REMOVED .0 13 iehest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 NDIANA ALC Montgomery st JANTED-—. TIEMAKERS, C.R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st - bl FAMILY; G R HAN VERMAN GAKDENER; PRIV AT X with ref rences: $25 aud found. SEN & G, 108 Geary st AMSTERS FOR 20 S 108 Geary st NEW RAILROAD iree fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., FOLORED COOK FOR (OUN ty here. 820; cook and nursegirl for Redwood City, see party here, 820, $15. C K. HANSEN & €O, U8 Geary st KONFR FOR (CUNTRY LAUNDRY NEAR city, $.0 and found. C. B. HANSEN & (0., 108 Geary st. XPERIENCED COOK A., box 28, Uali. ED GERMAX, 35 YEARS OF AGr, business or waie , wberever a sieady man m-y be wanted: wases no L, 5. K. FIREMAN — POSITION or will give ¥ one obLaluing me permanent si.ua- box 5 Call ¢ fhice. ER Ok (GEBMAN GIRL SMALL F.MILY, $20 1 cook und second girl, same family, $20, 51 boarding-house cook, $6 week: girl. housework, for Sania Cruz, 20- Kedwood Clty, 320. 20 giris, housewors, $15, $20. C. R. lLANY Geary st MEAT COOK FOR AN INSILTUTION, 340 econd cook, resiaurant, $50. C. K. HA SEN & CO., 108 eary st MAN T0 KAISE VEGETABLES, & M " an cuoreboy, §.0. 25: GEK- C. R HANSEN & C0, IRY, SEL PAR- | ¥ & 00,108 | | = | WANTED-MISCELL. AN OUS. -MAKER'S BENCH WANTED: box 143, Call Ottice, LOTHING,DRE~SE~,SEAL- KINS best prices: send postal. ' 1090 Folsoim. | W ANTED_MALE OR FEMALE SPANIEL | for hui ug: any breed, size or age. S. P, | box 102, Call Ulica. | Cp-HANDC — wanted | KLEIN, 109 SINTH ST., WILL PAY | \’ A: cash tor clothing and Looks: send for me. 1 ()LD, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. | MUND, watchmekerand jewe'er. 226 r.llis st. ACHINERY BELTIN N shar'ng, hogrs. LIVINGSTONE, 204 Mission. VOOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, SPLIT PULLEYS, AND 1123 Market DAWNBROKKR—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CANT- { L oftclothing bought. Add. COLKMAN. 41 Third. LOST. OST — NEWFOUNDLAND BLACK AND 4 white dog. answering lo the name of Trusty; £10 reward. 120 kddy st. CITY OR COUN- #45 or $50; uses no lquor Ietereuces. 1. G, vox 90, rried; saiu: 0; first-clas CAGED MAX Address C., 118 Twe fun st. OUFFICK OF THE Fubscriptions and wan: uds iaken. RRIN—BRANCH LL. ESTER HOUBE, 44 NR “3c (o 81060 per nighi. T week; convenlent d respeciuabie, tacgnze 1o an{ from ihe lerry. JUPERIOR WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION w8 first-class cook In ho'el or hourding-house: MISS CULLEN, 328 h | best ref ; cLy or country. | Sut.er st (FESMAN SECOYD GIRL WITH REFKR- X ence desires asituation. J. E. CKOSETT & CO., 316 Suiter st. | (VOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES ~ITUATLION | U'in housework: is g od ¢ ox. will do smell | wa-hing: city or country; good reference: wages #15. Address A., box 68, Call Officy \‘ IDDLE-AGED "VOMAN WuULD LIKE A position a, nirse: wil take entire charze of references if re- fofant; 12 vears in iast place quired. Cali 718 < ur e-nth st ELIABLE WOMAN, W TH A ROY 12 years oid, wishes situation s housekeeper: cityo- couniry: Address MhS WILLIAM wk- LURY, tox 10, Call Uilice. HE! 5 CHAMBERMALDS, $15 AND ROOM: 4 ) wuilresses, 4 week: senmstrass, 4 week, eic. 2 wal resses, same hovse. $15 and roo Wall- reas und head waliress, $43 ana room. same house: 8 giris, wa. 2 midd c-aged Tesse: room. $20 G du, $20 ton, $: girl, ¢ MARTIN MAR IRL, F] 2 German, LP WANTED-FEMALE. it on tab'e, suiuil pisces. $3to 85 week ; women. (hamberwor: 3 wall- and room: 2 head wai ressos, $25 und 749 Market ILLMORE, 82 GIRLS, ALAM 0 to $23; girl, Pacific $20; xirl, girl, Mariposa st girl, Baker. irove, $20; girl, Kearny st. $20: 25 2 young girls, $8. $10 and #12 per 9 ~wedish, 5 Danish giri . & CO., 749 Market st. AUNDRES: city und countr. assist, $10 §25:10 HOUSKWORK GIELS, % 0 and $25; 6 youag girls, MISS W ULLEYN, 320 Sutter Y ERMAN MAwr IED COUPLE WANT SIT- uations on oichard, vineyard or farm: long | experience and firs-Cluss Tefecences Address | M M., box &3, « all Office. TOUNG WOMAN DESIRE! | X nousekeeper’s p ace; 10 o 821 Mission st., room 6. | QUIUATION WANiIkD FOR | ) housework: city or country; | 1807 Mission TO HAVE A jection 1o couniry. GENERAL best references. '1'“" SITUATION Tu DO chambrrwork and w..itin; 'r tesian: Room 20, 1022 Fol< =t | {30 b HOME WANTED Foi GIRL 12 | 0 assist in light housework; small i Please call at 604 W UMAN TO BY Til~ DAY TO Do was ing, irining or cleanins. Apply in base- men, 829 Ha es st. N IDDLE-AGED WOMAN DOES LIGHT M nousework: wares moderate; call fer 2 days. K. L., 7 Van Ness uve. MPETENT WOMAN WANTS POSITION s cook and Inundress; weges $25 to §30. Ap- ply 30635 Hayes s | AMERICAN LAIY WISHES POSITION; 18 £00d cook aud housekeeper. 1228 Mlssion st. ADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSEKEEP- er: plain sewing and 1epairing. 116 6th. r. 1 JEWISHGERMAN WOMAN WANTS PLACE: | o plain cooking in Jewish fumily. 53135 Union TOUNG GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO DO light housework in smail family: North Beach refe rea. Call or uddress 1313 Hayes st, near evisadero. OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEARS FRENCH wud Span sh, wants « housekeeper's place. 111 Geary st., 100 . 2. OTHE h LEN, 325 $20 10 825, xood place, 1are pall. MI=SCUL: K AND DAUGHIER COUNTRY, Sutter st RE: LE: 25 stress and one child, 6 years, D GERMAN OR FRENCH SEAM- MISS CUL~ Sutter, OLUR . C MISS CULLEY D HOUSk KEKPER, COUNTRY, $20. 325 Sutter! TOR CULL y NG HOU~ KEEPEE, 816 EN, 325 Sutter st. MINS G CULL ERMAN OR SWEDISH (OOK, 826. MISs EN, 325 Sutter. ERMAN CULL NURSE, ~LEEP HOME, §15. MISS EN, 325 Sutter. W OMAN SVITH A CHILD, 11z MISS CUL- LE 5 Sutier st. HAMBERMALD, $15. MIsS CULLEN, 823 sutter st. MERICAN SECOND GIRL $25, LAUND- ress, pit man atyle, $25. 830 wnd $35; g ris for cooking aud heusework, $.5. Alam 2 German mea , $15 aud hout : e family, five cook:, Ger- Saata Ross, $25, San Kafael neda '$20, Martinez, 2 in’ f-mily, §2 nurses, $15. chamLermaid, wait o 2 wultresses $.5, and girlx for_cooking vork. J. F. CROSET CO.. 816 Sutter st UL and working hcusekeeper, £25; froner in Iaundry. $25, and others. J. F. C. USETT & FS3 TO TAKK CHARGE, $25, SEE here at 10 to-day: first and seco d cook, restaurant, €60 wnd $40: American CO., 316 ~u ter st. ANTED—2 GERMAN COOKS AT $35 AND $20; voung nurse and second girl £00d housework ghils or « ity anu coun: MlIss PL $.0: 25 Apoly NKEIT, 4-4 Sutter st nr. Powell. DIFFERENT 15 farm. orchard and vine- yaid hands, $26, $25 and $20 and 10und; 2J wood- choppers: 20 tiemakers. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 108 Gearv st @ MILKERS WA NTED, places, 526, $20 iS AND DISHW MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. © CARPENTERS WANTED, CITY, STEADY Z job: b laborers: 3 teamsters MUKRRAY & KEAZY, 6.4 and 636 Clay st. QDEILLERS. \EAR CITY. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ‘v ANTED—GERMAN CLERK FOR BAK- ery to take charge of delivery depa:tment, $15 a weex and boari: tarmer; milker, 820 watchmaker and engraver for Junean, snd others. Apply wJ. F.CROSETT & CO., 618 Sacramento, W AYTED—COOK AND WIFE F /K RESTAU Tan i, $90: 2 secord cooks and broilers, 240 €00k for .2 miners, $3 waliers. $16 and $20: ommbus who can do arm work, $25; weffle u hot cake cook, $13, and others. Apply o CROSEIT & CO, 628 Sacramento st. YOUNG ME TO HELP IN private stable, must understand something ubout the business, $25 und room and board: sec- ond budler, for 1izht place, firsi-class butler, #45. Apoly MISS PLUNKETT, 414 Sutter st near Fowe.l. ARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT oflice. 205 Van Ness ave. K. F. SIIAN, see. 3 BOY, 16 TO 18,70 WAl ON LUNCH e and Lelp fu k tehen: must be quick ani welrecommended. K. W., box 81, Cail Uflice. | _ 8 BROWN COCKER SPANIEL DOG | swers name of Du ch: nickel-plated collar and licsose. Ketura to 413 Tench: liberal reward. REWARD — F( i@ ERRIER DOG: 3 | &2 bluck spois on buc i | license No, 1339 rame and address on colar. Keturu to BON BROS., 100 Six | QEsriETca . 416. FOR 100 SHARES / of the capital stuck of the Dutsch Mining and Millinz Co. Fiuder will be rewarded by returning | same to BEN 0= W A LD, 1308 Pacific. DOCKETBOOK LOST IN OAKLAY notes and other papers. Finder re by return ng book 10 871 Eighth st. D WITH va reward ADIES SILVER WaTC 4 ling pyrates of iron fub Reward, it returned to 1643 Mission st. —_——mmm e FOUND. }(Ul' D-GREAT DA E DOG OWNER AP- ply 8001 Webster st., between 11 and 12 A. ., and prove property. | QILVER WATCH AND CHAIN. APPLY AT L 1625 Fi property and pay ex | o —e AND SPARK- SIX(HSL, BUYS AND | . valued as a keepsake. | | | E Q"O PARTNER WANTED IA NIZIAT o 1OU. genteel cash business: will clear 875 per monin to each: exverieace NOL NECesSE' as auties are to attend «ash and Kee, ain ac ont er op:iing ever offered; ght or -u day work. Apply Pacific Business Exchange, 111 Market st BOA() PAYING &‘_)-')0. Market st $700—Grocery and bar north of Market st $250—« orner solon; very cheap. $.50—Cigar-s o:e. in 200 110ca on, &0d oLhe: bar- gains. ANDEKRSON & Cu., 777 Market st 400, grocE RESTAURANT N:AR GROCERYMAN AS PARINK: IN grocery aud bar business: cointry | pisce: money to be used in the business; 10.se and wagon. HEALY & CO., 917 Maraet st OUK! ONLY $35 CIGAR STAND NeaAR 4 Baldwin Hotel. Call ear y at H. C. DECKLR'S, 1020 Market st., opposite Filt AKERY FOR RENT: SHOW-CASES, (€U ter, she viug, all complete: firsi-class Geman oven: rent low: als0 fin* horse, ¥a<on and haess tor sale. Tnquire 1510 Seventh st., neaf ’iue, West Oukland TED—PARTY WHO WILL INVEST | | | 7 AN W G000 an Atusic proposition chat wi ey salury of $1U0 per monih to invesior. bsides pr. fits in business. Address J. W., box 80, eil : geod Iccation: selling on account of 3'ck= within balf a b.ock of Chronicle, Call an. Ex- r buildings. R 45() FOR SALE — FIRST-CLASS irs. &‘!.)( . taul Joing good business; exc lent localit; Ninin st AUNDRY FOR SALE, WITH HORS, J'wagon. 1219 Pacificst. AND SIDE EN1RANCL 10 on hand; f:ir budness; Inquire this offigs. OR SALE, JALOON: C ~R wigerooms; 1air stocl depa ture cause of seilin YOOI~ G RESTAURAN 136 Second s WANIED 10 REST COUNTRY 8a100 and buy good wil. A. W., box 84, Call. DORTLAND AGENCY “CALL” INQUIBE this oftice or 123 Third st., Port! SPLENDID B SALOON, DOING $2500. Susiness:’ ist ocation T city tor dav and night trade: fine stock: just the place for private clubrooms: cheap rent. JOHN F. NAUG k- TUXN, 426 Austin ave. NY AMOUNT OF MERCHA NDISE W.NT- ed 10r cash on_quick examination and deiiv- all business strictly confideatial. . 8., box , Cail Ofice. ery OING CHEAP; GROCERY-STORE AND X good stock: good location: fine beer trade; 73) Minna st. JIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT: MOUST so0ld on account of sickness of proprieicr. no rent 1or 1 mouth. 155 Minna s.. EAT MARKET. FULLY EQUIPPED, FOR MEAS i Call Office, Oakiand (3ROCERY AND LIQUOR-S10KE FOR SALE: T good iccition; sickness: rooms atuached. This oftice. ALOUN FOR SALE: ON ACCOU 3 ness. 5251 Sausome st near W Communicate with box 7, OF SICK- ningion. DESTAURANT FOR S LE, CHEAP, ON AG- VUcountof sickness. 2424 Mission st. PROFITABLE CoaL AND WOOD BUSL- n-ss: will stand Investization: must be sold this month. Address Coal, box 112, Call Office. IQUOK-STURE AND BAR FUK SaLE cheap. Apply to SIEBE BROS. & PLAGE- MANN, 328 Sansome st. UTTEK AND EGG STALL TO LET IN THE Grand Wes ern markei, cor. Poik and Ausiin Inquire sialls 1 and 2. st | CARPET-CLEANING. QLY nTEAM CARY. Clenns, moves, ays carpets. G. h, STEVINS Mgr.. 38 andt 40 Kighth st.: telephons Souh 250. W BN UL biiuats bisuUsiio Wild pour work send 10SPA ULDING'S FloneerUas Pet-beating Wourks. 553-37 1 ehama rel. So. 4k W ANTED— XPERIEACED YOUNG MA Tor nrst-clas - grocery business: kive uge refereace App.y B. G, box 84, Cali Ullice. 1RS-CLASS STUVE - MOU A R e rete.ence. KERK, 3.0 Main st. d ER; MEST Apply STEIGER & LVANCE CARCEI- CLEAN NG rutter; tel. Maim 394 GEO. WALCU! WATTS,reliad.e carpet-c. aningrenovig,alter- . ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessia 331, REAT EASTERN SURAM CAKPE [-CLEAN Ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. (ALESMAN; CITY, STOCKTON, OTHER = POIN 8: faci0-y .0 consumer: jermanent. 1155 TARPETS AN E RENOV A D LIKE Mission st. new. J. McQUEE N, 463 Stevenso: ol S 224, JOUNG MAN HANDY WATH CARPEN-| y LEANING, 5, LAYING, nU ters’ tools; from 708 A 3 32115 Jurk st. | U jles tree: tel. Jersio 944 Strat:on. 8 mifiv.hxlx. PAT AND PANT M. KERS FOK COUNTR Y. J.BAUMGARIEN &CO., 7 Montgomery st. VABFELS CLEANLD & LENUYATED LIKE uew. 23Tentn; tei. ~outh 56 Mackintosn & Co, | ¢) LIVE SOLICITORS AMO G bUSINESS houses. 910 -0 A. 3t 530 California st, rm. 61 J T r MIICHRIL, CAKPET-CLrANING Go, | €. 240 daihse: cleaning e a yurd: tel. Mis. 74, JARIY F K SIEADY SITU TION WHO a1 loan employer $150; secur ty. (., box3,Call, VONKLLN'S CAKFats - BLALING WORaR 33 Golden Late ava Telcpuone ase 1id | | ARGAIN and laundry office; STATIONFRY, BOUK, NOTION invest'gate. 101Yg Eiich PLEND.D ~TERN-WuEEL RIVER Pa senger and freight s exmer for sae Aphy K. STA1ELER, General Agent North Py Iway, 638 Market si., 8. F. S 1 Eal OFFEE AND TrA KOUTE UPBLIED from CASWEKLL & ('0.’~, 415 Sacramer LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE $400 FOUSK, VERY GOOD... 27 RooM< « $70U—Corner house, new.....23 roons $1200—House, exchange Seo 12 rooms $600—House for lots, 1s-room corner: near the Mint. 2i-room house, Sixth st.. 28-room house; $200 cash.. City proper.y. ranches and =) sale and excbange. H. C. DECKEE, 1020 Mark NEWLy- D 21.k0OC AN ‘fine location: #ll on 1 floor. +-38 rooms 1450 3850 $450 siness ‘piaces for OM HOUSE: 652 Mission st 5 BOAKD- Immcdiatay, 809 1 oik st UTEL NEAR CITY: CHEAD; ers; paying bar. NVESTIGATE THIS BARGALN: 81 £0031S, 4610 ¢ sh, balance eas * p iyments from income of house. 1.5 New Montgom ry st. RESSER WANTED, CAL RENOVATORY, 116 Cear st INNERS AT HOLBKOOK, MERKILL & STETSON'S, cor. Mar<et and Bea.e sts T ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND S_UNDAY. ) 1043 Mission st. Mo student. DLUMBER'S HELPER WANTED, Mason +t 419 EN TAILORS ON LADIES SUIIs—GOOD pay. M.J. KELLER Cu., uakland. PROPOSALS. 5. ENGINEER OFFICK, BURKE BUILD. ing, reatile. Wasn.. Nov. 8, 1897.—Sealed proposals for furnishing 500.000 tons of stone and other materials forjconstruct on of jetty at Grays Harber, Wash.. will b- 1eceived heie until 2 p . Dec. 10, 1897.'and th n pub 1.1y cpened. Iutor mation furnished on apj lication. HARRY TAY- LOR,Captuin rugineers. o TO LEASE. OARDING - HOUSE, WITH Goui BAR icKuess cause; take rewl esgate in ex- 00 Turk t.. cor. Webster. FOR RICK 10 ROOM 832 SPLCK & (0., 602 OUSE OF 12 FURNISHED ROOM< 1IN quire av 18 Kast st. z 136 SIXTH ST.—ROUMING-HOUsE (F 18 rooms and bath for sale chea, ARBER WANIED FOR wa.es S5 602 Clay st ARBER-SHOPUR BARBER'S FURNITURE for s le; cheap rent. 7591 Howard st. ANTED—COLORED Ct family in country, $25; see party here carly this mors Sutter st., 0K FOR SMALL ing. Appy MISs PLUNKETI, 424 nr. Poweil. | (;EEMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION GEX- 3 ersl housework: wages 813 (0 $15: city or country. 112 M rr.save., off Eryant, rear Sixth, OMPETENT WOMAN W ISHES POSITION ws working housekeeper; good <00k and laun- dress; good zeference. 3759 auisalon 10 count MURKAY & RIKADY, Ageuts, 6:4-636 Clay st WOMEN ANDGIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK, ry places; woman with s child, $13. Leading kmployment ‘RKI to$ MG HOUSKKKEPER NR. CITY, §10 K T. WAKD & C0., 608 and 610 Ciay. ARBEK WANTS TO BUY GOUD-PAYING snop: city or counuiy. B. C., box 81, Call. EOPLE'S HOME BANK BOOKS BOUGHT | at UNCLS HAKRI:', 15 Grant ave, ECOND COOK, COUNTRY HUTEL, §35. 509 Kearny st., room 8. L ADIES sHOKS. SOLING. sbo: MEN'S shoes, soling, 80c: all repairing done u. hait the usual price. 562 Misslon st., bet. 13 and BATURDAY; 0 LEASE—JERSEY MARKET, 51 Y- ant, Bo4T THIRd: thorouginly equippens par none lurge Cash business: will b let o reasonable terme on account of biud hea' th of Liie pre<en: lessee. Fo. particulars 1rquire of W, HENDR.CKSON, 6.9 Yarrot bullding. R T | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. o A N I U i FURNITURE FOR SALE. S, CARPEIS, COUN- S Market. JURNTURE, STOVE! ters, showcases ANL QR SALE-FURS ITURE O} rooms and bath; cheap; can ply atier 10-day. 08 Folk st e Fe0t AT et e R ALASKA ENTERPRISES. O FOR KLONDIKE! \HOWLAS D'S GOLD klectric Ind catcr will 1o ate plac.r il quariz mies through watcrandd b | © inva uab 10 every prospector. For sale by 8. W. HOWLAAD, roum 4, 85J Market si,