The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 2, 1897, Page 12

5 | 2 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 . 1897, DAME ROMOR CALLED DOWN Firm Denial That Rev. Mr. Williams Would Be Trinity’s Pastor. Another Reason Why Rev. George E. Walk Resigned Given at Last. He Objected to Flashlight Photogra- phy During a Funeral Ceremony and Trouble Resulted. Dame Rumor has been at work again, and this tme the frisky old girl hasa nice little morsel to dish up for the bene- fit of the church-going part of the popus lace. As usual, the news is vigorously denied by everybody that is supposed to know the least thing a2bout it. X The rumor is to the effvct that Rev. W. D. Williams is alter the pastorate of Trinity Episcopal Church, left vacaut by tie resignation of Rev. George E. Walk. The Rev. Mr. Williams, it will be remem- bered, was the former pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in this city, but about seven months ago resigned his charge for the reason that his investiga~ tionsconvinced him that he was'in error— that the real place for him was the fold of the Episcopacv. Accordingly he pro- fessed that faitn, and a sbort time after- ward was asked to sccept a temporary pastorate in Oregon City, where he is now located. About six weeks ago a ‘membsr of his former flock died in Calaveras Coupty and Dr. Williams was sent ior 1o preach. ths funeral sermon. He complied, but re- tursed immediately 10 Oregon : City. Shortv after this occurrence'a Tumor was set afloat that tie reverend gentieman would like a pastorate at Trinity Church, and bere lately it wasstrengthened to the exient that his friends were working vigor- ously to secure it for him. - This, however, 1s emphatically denied, on the ground that Dr. Williams has been a professor of the faith too shori & time to fill the pulpit of an edifice where the ‘at- mosphere is s0 charged with that odor of dignity incident to wealth and long foun- dation. It is asserted, furithermere, that Dr. Williams has no thought of a.Trinity | Church pastorate, nor have any of the members signifiea their desire to see him installed as pastor, and that he will leuve Oregon City abour the latter part o the month for New York City. Another reascn why Rev. Dr. Walk ‘re- signed as minister has now coiue to iight; as such things usuaily do with the fupse of ume. T facts show tnat the trou- bie originated at the time of the funéral of the celebrated female autnor, Kate Field. It seems that local friends -of the de- ceased writer had made arraxgements. to have the scene atv the. funeral photd- graphea, though Dr. Walk knew hothing of any of there pians, During the cere- mony a flashiight photograph was taken. and then came the irouble that resuited in the pastor’s resignation and so much talk; 1be natural consequence ot which was con- s.derable bitternesa. Immediately after the. ceremony: Dr. ‘Walk besoke bis resentnient in no uncer- tain terms at what had been done. I believe,” he said, *‘that such pros ceedings are a disgrace to this sacred edi- fice. The idea of having an explosion and then the air filled with smoke during the progress of a funerai is something that 1o my mind ought never to be permitted - in a structure sanctified to the worshin of God. 1i I had known ot it beforehand it should never bave occurred.’” Several of the members éxpressed “their tion that ihe pastor should hold such an opinion, and those that had made arrangements for the photographing 100k the preacher’s words as a dilect affront. | A conference wax held with bim- and he adbered to what he had said, if anytuing growing more emphstic 1h b s laneunge. This cansed so much trouble that thie Rev. George E. Walk resigned his position and started in searen of vastiires lew, FATORS TEE MISSION Z00, The Commission Makes Its Report and Suggests Procedure. Johin MeLaren, superintendent of Gold- en Gats Perk, and Edward Deady, head gardener of tue City Hall, who were ap- pointed by the Board of Supervisors to pass on a suitable site for the Mission zoo, have made areport, which is, in substance, as follows: The result of our examination leads us to the conclusion that the tract most desirable for the purposes named skould be made up in part from the properties submitted by Messrs. Baldwin & Howell, together with several adja- cent tracts, which have apparentiy not been presented (0 your honorable board. With the tracts offired by Baidwin & Howell, being about 153 scres, there shonid be pur: chased or condemncd it addition the follow: ng: Tract 6, owned by Johu Pforr, consisting of ‘abouteight acres; ulso several lots on the west side of Diamotd strect gt its - juncion with Cherry street, about 250 by 75 feet, and tract 7, owned by B. Joost, seven or éight Bcies. Our reason for recommending the purchase of the Joost tract is that it contains several grand groups of rocks that will be a great na- gition 1o the picturesque sppearance of the whole, as weil as giving en outlet from the purposed park at its northerly end. Our rea- son for ndding the John Piorrtract and the stripon Diamond streetis to give the neces Eary froniage to the purposed tract -on the county roaa and as giviag & proper and digni- fled approach to the park, " The report also recommends the widening of streets and the construction of tunmnels 1o give pood approaches to the 700, and the building of a roadway through the park to connect with the Corbett road. The remainder of the report is devoted to an explanation of why the tract de- scribed was chosen in preference to others | giving l'henatural advantages that would be considered in laying out a zaologncal: garden. DESPONDENCY THE CAUSE. An Unemployed Waiter Shoots Himself in Golden Gate Park. Despondent over his failure to procure employment Edmund Kaeppel, a waiter, Tuesday night attempted to commit sui- cide in Golden Gate Park by shooting bimself in the left breast. He was giscovered by a park policeman, wbhbo had him removed to the Receiving Hospital. An examination disclosed that thebuliet had entered below the breast and lodged in the muscles-of the back, It for the purpose, after which, with the indorse- mentof the union, which 'they expect to re- ceive. the commitiee will be prepared to go ahead, 1n co-operation with other orgeniza- tions having the same ends in view, in the en- deavor to secure the enforcement of existin Iaws for the suppression of vice and crime an the énactment of such others as may be nece: sary for the purpose. WITH MILITARY HONORS. The Boys’ Brigade’s Fareweil to Their Dead Leader, President C. J. Smith, With impressive military rites Company T, Fifth Regiment of the Boys’ Brigade of California, laid the remains of their beloved leader, President C. J. Smith, to restin Cypress Lawn Cemetery yesterday. Mr. Smith nad been sick but ten days, his trouble being typhoid pneumonia, contracted through the sacrifice of selfin an effort to promote the best interests of his young charges. At an early hour vesterday morning Company F. 100 strong, in command of Captain G. W. 8. Pringle, formed in front af the Smith home in Alameda, and later with muffi=d drums escorted the body of their leader to the ferty, connecting with the 9 A. M. -boat for San Francisco, the funeral services being conducted atthe Howard - street Methodist - Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Smith was an hon- ored member. Pastor John A. B. Wilson was assisted by Presiding Elder Case and a great choruschoir. Robert Smith sang “Some Time We’ll Understand,” and *“The Home of the Soul"* was sweetly rendered by Miss Hermonie Lask. Eulogies were vronounced by both Dr. Case and Dr. Wilson, The final services were held at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, sttended by nundreds of sorrowing friends, conveyed thither by special train provided by Superintendent Vining of the Market-street Railway Sys- tem, Mr. Smith having for years been his confidential man at the railway head- quariers. Tue services at the grave were mnst im- pressive. A the lastshovelful of earth fell upon the cssket Company F fired toree vollevs from their ‘muskets and Bueler Fred Gillman sounded *‘taps.” Memorial seivices were hed last night at the Howar ‘-streat Church. 1 NEW COURSING PARK ' Wealthy Sportsmen Are Figur- ing on a Site Near the Ingleside Racetrack. The Spring Valley Water Company's Lands Are Favored by the Speculators, Some of the City Fathers have an idea that there is‘money in runaning a-coursing | park, -and ‘with ‘other. men : who have “‘mioney to burn’’ they.are now lookingup [ & first-class location. Supervisor Britt. and a young - mzn named Sullivan, who owns hounds galore; | have'been figuring upon leasing.a-tract of | vhe _Spring Valley' 'Water .- Company’s {'preperty which 1s situated within the im- | mediate vieinity of -the Ingleside: racing | vark. Ivis doubtful’if the water company will i lease auy of its ground for the purpose of a ! voursing demesne; buc in -case, it -should { FanUsiXUy OF- seyenty acres 10.thie. pros- ['pectors, a new cour-ing park with all’ the {iecESyaTy i1 Ovemets, -such -as grand §stands, ‘baadocks, stables, lences, ete., will cost atleast ca cuiation $20,000. " Then the | sub will be to find a'judize “in: whom' the ieashmen cap piace confidence. A judge of ‘coutaing ean: very easily-kill the game. | A iew bad decisionsrendered by him each Sonciayas all that is neeessary 1o bank- | rupi the manajzers of & coursing pars. I "Joln:Grace, who is. ‘the jidge of the { Interstate Coursing Cluv, thoroughly un< | derstands the game, and bei:ug ine iorta- nate possessor.of a remarkabie memory, hecan always. be retied tpon - to describe accurately, -afier a meeung, any -one oi the number of courses he. has jidgad. Grace: is afso- Iooked wppn .as.being a patrietiv-honest juage, in fact, his decisions are very se dom questioned by ihe leash- mien who .are conyersant with tiie rules i that govern roursing. b : Without Grace a hew conrsing: park {'will find clear ssiting Tattier nazardous: The 1o stakes that. have “been “an- nounced for Saturday and- Sunday shouid attract the: aueation of ecursers from many paris of the Siate. Thedraw will be beld:this'evening 2t Deita Hall. The | principat eyent is for ail-age performersat 34 entrauce, and the secon:i event is for pippies. Theaddsd money for the meets ing sggregutes something like $200, which is anincentive that will of itseli bring out ihe crackajacks of the local kennéls. The sportsmen’ who are interested in betting on eoursing events will watch the performances of High Born. Lady and Press Agent, both young -and promising dogs, which have already given very good accounts of themselves. The Lady will be among the entrants for Saturday’'s meeting. e gt e ACCIDENT TO A ROOFER. Alfred O'Neil Falls Three Stories and 18 Badly Injured., Alfrea O'Neil, & tinroofer, met with a seripus accident iate yesterday afternoon. He was working on the roof of a buildine on Xddy street, between Van Ness avenue and Frank ia street, and . irying to reach a fudder which was placed against the side of thie house he missed bis foot- ing and fell' three stories. The unfore { tunate-man was p cked up in an uncon- scious.candition and remeved: to the Re- ceiving Hospital in the ambnlance: Dr. - Weil,” who examined :Lim, found | that he “nad sustained a coniusion of the back; an - abrasion: of the forehead and possibly internal injuries: O'Neil is nnmarried and: lives -at 331 Jersey street. HOTEL - ARRIVALS, GRAND HOTEL. © Nelson, Sacto € A rehweltzer, Fresno T Barnes, ~an Jose J.T Schiese; San Diego Miss Barnes, ~an Jose. J Leahy.. Petaljma W N Prive, M oBelg L& W, N Y. H Todd. Uakland 3 C Keljus, Modesto | i W 3 Lawior, San Rafael ¥ K. Covkendaie, San Jaé H Edwards, <an Jose W Moore, SanJose " H-JO'Neil, Hay wards K A Mamson, Haswards A Smith, Stockton | H Black, Los Angelés F Erickson, N Y Eesse. ~an'a Ciuz J B Scoul, Salinis T Morgan. Lcston W Caldwell, Cloverdale W T Brash. Cloverdale . Mr Galsser, Reedly F A Frecman, Jackson J H:Glide & w;-Sacto HR T Coffin, Sau Jose Dr) ann, veattle’ J R Reed, Oroviile H Lewers, Stockton A L Leviask, Stockion P R Erown. Los Angeles Mrs Kearvick, Tow J Manners, or L Isancs, N Y Lake G W Kuig, Sacte ¥ E Croby, Chicago Mrs Cana & d, Seaitle J Cutting, Stockion W A Davis. Brentwood A Blum. Alameda E L Sony. Kaiieas City ¥ Crowiher, Chjcago € E Burkhart, Miss Lant, Chico H G Turuerwds, Modesto NEW. WESTERN HOTEL D A Methven, Antioch J Ellesan, Suisun 3 Holif. San B H Myers, Los Angeles H H Wiggers. Stéckton 1 J Hard, Chica. o . ~ P Newman, Or J A Bingsen, Seattle is saia he will recover. | K Frey, New York E Jackson, Antioch Kaeppel workea in a restaurant at Tark | G Ellfou. Winters * Wilson, Alameda and Mason streets, but was recently dis. | 27 W Wise, “tockton MrsR Johuson, Antidch charged. Kaeppel claims 1o be well con- | v & Yangen, K| Paso . ¢ b Morgan, eno nected in Germany.. J McGuiness, Visalta € Boyle; Fairfax T 3V Vincent, Sacto Mrs Chelils & sn, O The Golden Gate Christian Endeavor Union | J Sones, Sacto e {vltgm;mkb}:m‘ . has appointed a committee on good citizen- Vo s It les ship, composcd of representatives from the | 4 Sutier miockinn " | 3 by iag, Beulab différent Christian Endeavor societiss, which BALDWIN HOTEL. has bad several meetings for ‘the preparation | a G Stevens, Gait Mrs L Ginter, Cal . of plens of action, and has decided to open the | Mrs H Frunkiin, Cal G N Nighiaracea, Naj compaign in the interests of municipal and | § Leatholiz. San Rafasl J Leatholz, Rafael rociel reform with a mass-meeting of Endeav-| 3 0 (8500, *.omvlhq = SHyau&w. N Y - grers and others. which will-pe held on Thurs- | ¥q%sporce; Reana . - BB fanler. X ¥ day evening of next week in Trinity Presbyte- | w J\v Dunsicr, Wash ¢ I Conier sy Seattle Tian Church, corner of Capp and Twenty-third | y: Lans-y. stockion - = M Lewls & w, Monterey’ strcets, and at which plansof action will be Iz ¥ A Lyon, Sacraments. 4iscussed by different speakers, Lo be seiected RUSS HOUSE. J S Jones, Middletown Mrs Dowling, Sacto 1L P Bo den. Sacto J Crone, Ariz D C Douglass. ~acto G W Newbell, Modesto T H Coult, Eureka ¥ M Grimschaw, Sacto Col I~ Ia Due,EmigrntG J N Eush, Rio Vista A M Quinlan, Kio Vista ¥ A Farnham, Browns V. i C Siark. Portland . D W Woolridge, Dixon 1 Spaulding &w, Terrall W E Clifton, sacio Wm King sacts ¥ app egate. kugene, Or Mrs Ames, Oakdale Mrs J Bowling, Sacto G Hussman, pa G Hussman, N\ apa J CCurtiff & w, Chicago Chas Boot, Rio Vis'a Jas A Hemilton, S Jose Miss D Moore, 5 Jose G G Morley, Redondo EMcPherson&w, Hidbrg Thos 1 A McGill,Duver J B Hollinsead. Pscadero G 1 Henrie, Denver P C Abbott, Danver Ben Hall, Pleasant Grve O Waite & w. Los Gatos 7 D Whalen. Pieasanton D Blain, Toronto U Bradley, Pescadero W G York, Peso Robles D Kiased. Oakland T H Smythe & son, Mid- Breitenastein, Sonors dletown 2 S Jas Young, Walnat Crk L A Carpenter. Walnut C Wm Speirs, Calistoga 3 J Hughes, Middletown M J Brown, Miduletown J Camerson, Lerkeley H A Harrison, Berkeley 1 L Stephen, Seattie W H Shearer, riz Mrs D U Adam., Frank- yservie fort Sneddon, Miss £ Higzins,Australa Jus Kennedy, - vstralia Gertie Taber, Onkland Australia J Wilkins. Ohio Jas Rea Kenoedy, Oklnd PALACE BOTEL. Miss L T Farish, Deaver J T Pullar, Scotiand © 0 Jackson, Boston Miss Pullar, Scotiand W C Forb-, Boston G T Rice, Boston W I Buckmeister, Bostn ¥ I2 Queentrie, Denver £ W Purser, N Y J T Burke, San Rafyel 73 Orauxs, San xatael B B =tanley, N ¥ LM Garrett, N Y W C Teter, Galveston J §i Spardone, Poriland 1 O Davis, 111 H Stiver, Los Angeles 1 Goitschaik, Chicago N F Clanty, N ¥ Frank Leake, Pa J Wertheim. N Y L € Graham, San Jose MrsJ Wertheim, N Y € R Drake, Tucson E D Baumeisier, Mont Mrs C R Drake, Tucson Mrs A Clark, Alameas Mrs K C Brown, Alameda G it Whitcomb, St Paul F W Funy, Chicago Mrs Whitcomb, St Paul SAN FRANCISCO CALL.™ FURINFESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— Corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every pight in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until o'clock. 539 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clook. 615 Larkin street: open until 8:50 o’clock. EW. corner bixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'ciock. 143 Ninth street: open until 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open untll 9 o'clock. 1505 Poik street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenly-second -and Kentucky treets; open till 9 o'clock MEETING NOTICES. B 5 CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, F. and A. M., wil meet TRIs (FHURSDAY) EVENING, becember 2, at 7:30 0'clock. . Siated meeting and at nual election of oftice:s. By order of the Mast FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. DORIC LODGE NO. 21 A, M.—Annnal _meeiing (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers.” By order of the W. M. J. K. GULDSMITH, Sec. SOUTH _SAN FRANCISCO Lodse No. 212, F.and A. M., a nuat meeting THIS (THURSDAY) EV ING at 7:30 o'clock: election of officers. Ey order of the Master. E. ¢ HARE, & YERBA BUENA L: L No. 15, I 0. 0. F.—Election of Sp7 2 officers and other important business ZZBAS THURSDAY EVENING, December 7S FITUATIONS WANTED—Conttnnes }- UXTON-HOLE ~FISISHER ON FANCY white shirts wishes steady position. Call or address MKS. W. GEORGE, 367 Jessie st OUNG LADY DESIRE= A HOUSEKEEP er's piace: no objection to short distance in country.” 969 Mission st.. room 19 7OUNG LADY WANTS A GOUD PLACE AS housekeeper or typewriter: cily OF country. 1015 Marxe: st, room 17, second fioor. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP NTED—Continued. HAMBERMAID, INSTITUTION, $15. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutterst. ECOND GIKL, $25. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. S JORKING HOUSEKEEP: R, $10, place ~ MT<S CULLE 25 Sutter st. (EA1 GIRL LIGHT WORK, $15. NISS CULLEN, $25 ~uuter st. EASY bt Y AN EASTERN WOMAN A SITUATION 28 housexeeper or chambermaid: city Or coun- o triflers. L. B., 86513 Market st room 33. [T THUROUGHLY COMPETENT PROTESTANT woman desires situation as housekeeper: city, country or ranch. Address by mail 910 Sieiner. W ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN -TO WORK at home; I pay 88 to $16 per week for mak- ing crayon portraiis: new patent method: any one Who can read or write can do the work, at home, in spare tme. day or evening: send for particulars aconce. H. A. GRIPP, German Artist, Tvroue,Pa. MAN FOR.OFFICE WORK, WITH SMALL ;‘" SHpital: one versed in Spavish preferred. M., 2, Cal ALESMAN FOR STOCKTON, SACRA- X S mento. other towns; factors to consumer. 1156 Mission st. HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, $20. MISS CULLC N, 325 Sutter st. Huu»s\\fln)&. PLACERVII LE, $25: SAN Jose, 825 Gakland, $25 city aud country, $20 and $: 10 housework girls, sist, $i0 to 15 MISS CULLEN, 525 Sutter st EY LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA- 8 voung girls as- 'RENCH GIRL, HOUSEWORK, $25. MISS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st 0! M oninten: Iry,etc. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. OUNG LADY X DESIRES A HOUSr KEEP- er’s place: speaks crench; can do plain mend- 122 Post st., room 10. 1oz, W ANTED—BY REFINED GERMAN GIRL. Pposition s govarness, competent (0 give in- struction in the German and English languages, ge assistant tolady aud do sewing. W. B., box 85, Ca TOUNG cashier or office work. Call 7 Grant ave., T. 2 {XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WOULD like few more engsgements by the day at 31 50 per day. 715 Post st- . OMPETENT FRENCH GIRL, FIRSTCLASS / cook and housekeeper, wishes a position for either; bestref rences. 1578~ TAMENto st. W EINURSE, YOUNG “AND HEALTHY, with fresh breusts, wishes position. Call or address MKS. M. PFoIFFEK, 2012 Foisom st YOUNG WOMANT WisiES HOUSEKEEP: er's position. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of Sevenih, room 10, Y QUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOUSE- keeper, or will do mending 521 Mission, rm 6 OUNG GIKL DESIRES POSITION AS typewriter or bookkeeper. Call 131 Taylor, r. 2. TOUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE AS stewardess or housexeeper. 1013 Grant ave., room 16. Y OUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth st room 23, secona floor. 515 FARKIN_BEANCIL OFFICE OF THE 615 I Nibeinions anu wan: ads taken, (QUEETENTGINL WISHES LIGHT HOUSE: rk 1o small family: wages moderate. 287 Eleventh ave, kichmond district. TOUNG LADY DESIRES 10 GET A PLACE as bouseke:zper: no objection to the country. 207 Post st,, room 9. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS FRENCH and Spanish, wants a housekeepf's place. 111 Geary st., roo; { TOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS cashier In restzurant, or walt in confectionery- store. Address F , 615 Larkin, Eranch Office Call. OUNG WOUMAN WISHES WORKING bousekeeper's position or do plaiu mending. kourth st. roo % SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESK: EST'D 20 YEARS; help: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 Clay UNTEK & L. CHINESE ANU JAPANESE emp. oftica. 61414 California st., tel. main 331 t st 8 0'clock A. D CHESHIRF, N. 6. H. F. NEUNABER, ReC. ~ec. FRANCO-AMERICAN i, Lodge No. 207,10 0. ¥-—0l-§ = cers and m-mbers are requested Lo = meet st - their - hall THURSDAY, 70\ Dec. 2. at 8 o'clock ¥, &, for nomination and elec- tion of officers. Al BEHABIAGEN, N. G. R LaNeou:.Sec: B, GOLDEN WEST LODGE N0 322, 1. 0..0..F.=Reception. to thie ‘ganeral Tellef commitiee - THIS == (THURSDAY) “EVENING, Dec 7NN brothers are urgently requested to-atiend, . W. BIGELOW; N, G. MEETINGS. ANNUAL MEETENG-THEREGULAR &_annual-meeting of the.stockhalders.of the Mutual: Eiectric Ligh, Company will-ba held at the oflice of -the company. 617 Howard st., ~an Frao- ciseo, on - MONDAY;1hie six i day of December, 1897, at-the-hour of 10:30 0'clock A: M., for the piirpuse Of eléciini a-Board of ‘D rectors (0 serve for ithe ensulng 3 ear. wid 1he transaction of such Otlier business as may come belore the meetin; JAMES FISHER, Secretary. MASONIC: . HALL ~ ASSOCFATION— Etockhola meeting, - Notice 15~ hereby. g1ven that the annual me-ting of the siock hoiders of the Masontc Hall ASsGCIALIOD OF The city of San Francisco, 0r ‘1he election.of nine tristees and i treasurer, ' will be held-in the. Masoile - Te the city ot San’ Francisco, on MONDAY , the day ot -December, 1897 .- Polls Wil be open from 1256 5l 3.8, M. GEO. JOHSSON, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL, NOTICES, NOTICE —ABANDONED CHILDREN in ‘the Momin. Catliolic: Orphan _Asylum sizes Jaly. 1896: Mabel Madison, are 7 years: 1subellaieveque, age B years:- Mary O Leary, 7 THINESIS AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office; best help.~ 41434 O’ Farrell, Tel K. 426. APANESKE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, vest help, 314E Sutter sL; tel. Grant 30. 7OUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION IN GRO- cery store(1o learn): can drive delivery wagon and. make himself usefui: reference.. P.ease ad- dress N. SANDEERG, 631 Sacramento st. Finst COOK, 1TALIAN and French. wants a situation in & privite fam- ily: cooa: reference; city of country. D. Y., box 90, this oflice. CLASS - PASTRY APANESE YOUNG NICE BOY WANTS «J. sitna ion in family as a schooibey or 1o do houseworl Address K. 5., box 10, Call Office, A\ ANTED_SITUATION BAKER; W Y. ond or third hund: city or country. EP:TEIN, 912 Folsom st. “';\]kll.\ AN —Vl SITION WANTED BY middie-aged man with good reference. K. G., box 105, Cail Oflice. SEC LOUIS T ONG YOUNG GERMAN, 28 YEARS OLD, ) speaks some Knglish, wishes work of any kiid. Please address A. K. box 20, Call Office. OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: HAD experience in cigar-stand: good reference. L. . box 6, Call Gffice. LUTCHER WANTS POSITION IN SHOP OR J hotel.. Address E., box 4, Cali Office (CLORED MAN WISHES SITUATION &% J- o0k in boarding-house or hotel: first-ciass all around general eook. T. K., box 4, Cali. JLOYEL MAN AND WIFE W ISH POSITIONS; L man s manager or steward, wire for oftice work references. Address A. M., box 12, Cali (390D COOK AND BAKER, STEADY AND tack, 7 years: Mary Warren, 12 | AT sober,” wants “situation -in_boarding-house or ity Sullivao, 8§ cars, hotel. Address J. L., box 38, Call office. W_ E © CLOSING OUT REM- | (JERMAN, VERY INDUSTRIOUS, WISHES nants of <curtains, dress. goods " cors-ts, | (X any kind ot work. K. k., box 91, Cali oftice. hosiery . uudersear, bedspre-ds, towels, laces. | — Lining, trimmings, veilings, éte., Very cneap'at Plonrer Diy:-goods’ Store, 105 Fifth st. Eo FAD TENANISS EJECTED FOR 4 GIRL DESIRES A POSITION AS [ ORKING HOUSEKEEPER WITH chi.d, $10. A} M.S8 CULLEN, 525 Sutter st. A RECH MaID, $25. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. 00D, STEADY ROY WANTED TO DRIVE buicher wagon. 4280 Mission road. BUSINESS CHANCES, AR WITH CLUBROOMS, . openday and nicht. with iow reat, A moneymaker: im_ortant business Pardcuiars, WILKE, 753 %150 SALUON, on. Sutter s compels owner to sell. Market st 650, BESTAULANT AND CHOPEOUSL; 00U, choicest location: neve: closed door: for the 1ast 8 years: meals 25¢ and aboye; mult 1y receints $1800 i the best offer in the market WILKE, 783 Market s&. OLU - ESIABLISHED C1G A ke $B500. Siore, with ¢ ub rooms: choicest loca- tion in Oakiand: deiug a targe aud steady trade: owner bus other business. Call un WILKE, 783 100D, RELIABLE BOYS TO DISTRIBUTE advertising mutter. Inqure 923a O'Farrell. ARBER-SHOP; ' 2°. CHAIRS; 3 LIVING- rooms; rent $12; or will sell furniture; no reasouable offer refused. 1417 Valencias . ; B KBERSHOP FOR $300: Fams e, 2ok tion. Inquire 106 Eilis st. SAESIN 3 cairs: good Toca- V URSE, $25. AND SEW. MISS. CULLE 825 Suter st. ABBERSHY THREE CHAIRS, FOR sale. Address A = I’y box 108, Call. ¥ FINED SECOND GIEL, ALAMEDA, §2 MISS CULLEN Sutsie gt s JTYLISH HAIKGUT 10C;: ELEGANT SHAVE 503 clenu towels, 602 Pacific st, near Kearny. $35: HOLSEWORK GIRL, ‘ARIZONA, ok $25. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ONEY LOANE N WATCHES, = '1\1 ® D o WATCHES, DIA. (OL RED GUOK,” #20. MiSs CULLEN, 528 sutter st. monds, jewelry, ete. Uncle Ha. ris, 13 Grant 4 BRIGHT YOUNG M EN TOLEARN BALBER = trade. 1542 Merket st. Q SECOND “GIRLS, $20 aAND $25° TYPE- *) writer and saleslady, reference; 5 cooks; 245 and $30; 3 Protestaiit for cooging ana housework, $25; ntirse 20: French maid, $25; . restauraiit waitress, 35 weok: cook. small ho:el, 825, ‘and " a great many girts to Bl situs aU0us In ity and country. J: ‘K. CROSETT & CO.; 316 Suiter st. W ANTED-WIDOWE R WITH FAMILY DE- sires lionsekeeper bet. 25 asd 35 years of age: must be stroug aud bealthy with 10 Incunibrauce: 80ud honie for. the right party.. Cell bet. 10 A. & und 3 P. . at 850 Market st., Toom 19. No leiters wnswercd. EFINED, HIGH-BRED WOMAN TO DL rect saleswonien: and receive ani entertain patrons; year's contract if engaged. ddresa iL., X 8, Call, w ANTED—AT 3215 FREMONT ST, OPER- 81018 on Steampower sewing machines to make Levi Strauss & Co.'s riveted clothing. {XFERIENCED ELDERLY LADY . OAN- VAsser Lo Introdnce ‘a new accessory 1o ladies’ toliet: Call 745 Mission st., bet 10 uad 11 4. M. |‘0 KKE«PER IN cery-store; st box 16, Call Ot w Y TrMPERANCH GRO- te experience and salary. G., ANTED—~A GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE- keeping: sieep houie; reférénces. 6.74 Kilis ANTED — FIRST-CLASS HANDS DRESS muklug. 13:8 Bush st. JIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN SMALL family. 2847 Hafrisou st, nr. Twelty-fourth. G ¥ 00D GIKL WANTED; TAKE CARE CHIL- dien und be nseful. 432 Fituh st 7 ANTED~NEAT WalITRESS. CALL 7 TO 8 A a0, 63] Ciay st, below Kearny. JXP: RIKENCED GIRL OR_WOMAN. FOR: waitress iu-restaurant. ‘714 Kearny st. TEN GEAPHER AND 1Y FEW WITEK, 5.5, Permanent posiiion and increase If work satis- factory, ~ Address Bauk, box.95, Call Office, EHAL HOUSEWORK wages $20. Cail forenoon. 836 near Taylor. (100D GIRL FOR GFEN and cookin Unioa st G TOUNG GIKL- LIGHT HOUSEWORK, ALA- meda; wages $12. 336 Sutter st raom l. IFILE GLRL, TO. ASSIST IN ' LIGHT house work.. Address 2201 Larkin st ONEY LOANED ON: WATCHES, DIA- monds,jewelry.etc. Uncie Harris, 15 Grant av. GIRY JOU GENERAL HOUSEWORK AT 731 Green st., near Mason. JEAT GERMAN. Ok FRENCH GIRL TO make herself generally usetul. Call-bet. 10 and 17,3224 Iwenty -second st air. Mission IRLS FOR HAIRWORK: ALSO APPREN- tices for hairdressing. %22 Marcet st. B PHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES nnd chilaren’s dres-es, old gold and silver J. SILVEEMAN, 884 Folsom, bet. Fifth and Sixth, QUOEMAKERS] ME'S UPPERS TO MEAS- D ure: £i wnd up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. W ANTED—PARTNER WITH $25; WELL Ppaying cash business; cheap rent. 410 Lran- nab st AILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wauted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st. neac Jackson. Markets. $ 0 OLD-ESTABLI-HED SALOON, OP- H400. po'sie terries buiiding:: money-making place: must be soid at once: owner broke his leg. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. ) PARTNERWANILD IN COFFES $1500. 1055 and barors:. very cholcest lo- cation in the citv ; doing a rushing irade; owner not abie (0 atiend to it alone, and wants 'pariner with experience in the business: the bes barsain ever offcred. Particulars WILKE, 7535 Market st. 3 BAKKRY AND CONFECTION- $F1400. &2 stibnsned many years: cios o Baldwin Hotel; ihis. place dovs a firsi-class store trade oniy of dally 2Lg barrels: circum- siances comj owner to a great sacrifice. Par- ticolars WiLKE, 783 Market st. o "RESTAURANT, CHOP AND $2000. ovsiernouse: montnly receinis £1400: rent %351 2 years' lease; opposite dep ¢ where daily 8000 peojie leave car: fice on_accouiit of family trouble. ulars, WILK I, 783 MarkeL st. @FR() CUKNER BEANCH BAKERY AN o 250. candy-store; in Western addition: 3 Iiving rooms: rent $20% a splendid offer for man and wite WILKE, 783 Market st LE S, M. “5xess cnance srokER, Has removed his offices from 5 Fourth st. to 7635 Market st., ovp. Phelan building: see bim to ouy or sell your business for cash. a great sa.ri- Call for partic- ANTED — HUSBAND AND WIFE 10 take charge of boarding-house for Iatoring men: go0d sa acy ror_experienced persons: siats experience, wages expectcd aud give references. Address L, box 40, this oftice, . © b 8(J(; BESTAURANT: ESTABLISHED A & . groat many years; receipts are $1200 per-month; 10 rooms, furniture included: very cheap rent; this place is well worth $1500 to any ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, Uniled States nav; able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 2land 30 years, who are Citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared thelr intention 1o become such; must be of good char- acter and bablts aud able 10 speak. read and writs Kngiish, aud be hetween 5 feet 5 inches and 6 fees in heignt. For furiber information apply at the vecruiting office. U Eills st. San Franeisco, Cal. also fadies' and m'sse: misfiss exchanged; good repairing: snoes made to Order, dny style. Contral Repairing Shop, 748 Misilon, near Grand Opera-house. rom 25¢ up; ) UOMS 15C 10 75C PER NIGHT: 50C \ per week. Ornental > Drumm st. M TO $1 50 EN'S FINF CALFSHOES TO OKDER, 82 60; men’s soleing, 35¢: only one price. 959 Howard. ANBERS™ ASSOCIATION FREL EMPLOY- ment Office. 8. FUCH~, 25 Grant ave W ANTED—AT MONIANA HOUSE, 76414 Aission; men 10 iake rooms: 10, 16¢ and 26¢ per siight; 60c, 90c and $1 per week. MEN 10 LEARN BARBLR TEADE IN § Weéeks. S. <. Barber College, 13814 Eighth. MAN TO LEARN 434 Pacific st TOUNG BARBER'S irade, LIV SGLICITORS AMONG BUSINESS honses 5 o'clock: 530 Californla st., 100m 6L 2 MBS S0LEL G, 56c: LADIES. 40c: WHILE you walt 638 Marke:t: brunch 767 Markew JPXPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN iences. W ANTED-GEL YOUK ~HOES MADE To fic your feet aithe same price you bay ready- mede oves, irom $1, 82 $3, $4 aud ¥5, w562 Mission st..” bet. First and Second. REFER- 51 Ellis st., Browastone Wine. Co. ADIES. SHOES. SOLING, ibc; MENS thoes, nollng, SUc: all repalring dona ab hiit ihe usual price. 582 Mission si. bet. lst and 2d. S00() EALES_ANUTHER LuT Or MEN'S o shoes: - been siizhtly damaged: at less than one-fourth -their value: from 20c 10 $2 50, 862 Mission st., bet, First and Second R. WISE, L'a DLES” Kets: T PECTALIST, 1118 MAR- : monthly trouhies, ete.: 1 visit suflicient, LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL “ubsCTiptions End want ads taken. 6id AWRENCE - DRE~S- CUTLING. SCHOUL, 1079 Market: u perfect fit guatanteed without trying on: ¢sll and be convince, JEW FRENCH SKIRT PATTrHENS, 260: A¥ dressmakers furhished positions frea. MeDow- ell Dressmaking and Milinery School, 103 Post. 61’ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE O CALL Rubscriptions &id waus ads taken. M GST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: M “Wincnester Honse, 34 Third st...near Market 200 rooms: 25¢ 10" $1 50 per night: $1 6010 $6 per wees: tres | and_trom ferr HELP WANTED-MALE. EE BOSS HERE. 3+ 75 laborers wantea, $2 day, near Los Angeles: S. P. K. R. has given us spécially reduced rates; steady job: culi early. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Cray st. = REDWOOD TIES TO COT. Sc 15.000 cci-6e shingle and box bolt makers. YARPENTER BY TRADE. HANDY WITH U all kiuds of tools, accu-iomed 1o manasement of real property; low wages. J., box 16, Cal. ARBER WANTS TO BUY SHOP IN COUN- coliections made: /iy of country. Pacifis telléction Lo, 415 Monigs st room 6! tel. 6580, try (0wn on essy terms, 1., box 16, Call. S NS STRWERT, GENUINE BILAM | Y OUNG MAN, JUST RETURNED FROM and cabloet baths . 12035 Geary, room 1L Sou:h African goid fields. would like posi- = MME HANSEN: LATEST.GALVANIC bactery and cabinei baths. - 116 Taylor si. tion ax bookkeeperor clerk i mining or commes- cial office: three vears experience in mine otlice 2, AN e Wi banging. HARTMA ME DI FISH, 10115 GRANT A V. KM 3; SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. electricing:alcabol I njaish haths: nnrivaled (OMPETENT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER L-desire sitiation a8 firstclass cook and waitress; best references: city or couatry. MISS CDL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. JERMAN SKCOND GIRL, VERY NEAT. ¥ good references. desires a situader J. ¥. CROBETT & CO., 316 Sutter st OMPETENT - MIDDLE - AGED waats situation: good covk and housekeeper; city Or Country: fmoderaté wages. 10 We.more pI., bet. Clay and Washinzton sts. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SF{UATION as first-clags cook and laundress: short time from Philadelphia; good references; wili €o to the country s williog-and obiigiag. 314 Jessieat. WOMAN | work. Address TURNER, Postoflice, Lerkeley. Qs INTELLIGEST YOUN G MAN, NOT » afraid ‘0t hard work: has had tborough elec- trleni course: best of Teferences; -wii/ng (0 work for small. wages; any kind of work. R A.. box 41, Call. RUGGIST—A GRADUATI OF AN EASI- «rn coilege desires a positon to take charze of # drugstore: city or gountry: fifteen years’ ex- perience; good reference as'1o abllity and cifarac- ter. “Adiress Druggist, Call Oflice, Oakland. “OUNG MAN WISHES POSITION: WELL acquainted with eliy: references furnished, Address A. G, box-105, Call. AMALGAMATOK MILLSAN . WISHES A TANTED—KY A STRONG YUUNG MAN, situation: 3 years’ experience. AddressJ. W. eJ. £5, FOWL -~ R, 330 Pioe st. Wotincem v o any other kind of work. A. 0:, box 50, Calk. IRST-CLASS DATRYMAN, WITH FAMILY, Wants position s foreman 'on a ranch. D. box +9, Call. TOMPETENT-WOMAN WANTS WORK BY / the day: -terms $1:25; laundry. and_ house- cleaning; “best references. Addiess E. K., ‘box 125. Call'. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO do general housework- and. plate cooking: wages $.0. Please call st I Frankfort ave., off Tririesnth st. JOMAN WANTS WOLK BY THE DAY wasling or housecleaning. - 1759 Howaxrd st., downsrairs. TOUNG WOMAN WANTS A POSITION AS honsekecper: ~ widower's family. - preferrea. Address 1020 Market st., Toomm 11- TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN DESIRES POSE- tion &s housekeever. - 112 Taylor st., room 7. JOBER YOUNG MAN WiSHeS WORK OF A any kind. A, T., box 14. Call. MOYRY LOANED—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, At jewelry, siiverware -Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay. 615 JITUATION WANTED BY COLORED BUTI. 4 Jer or do generai work in private family. Ap. ply 260 Jessie st., off Fourth. JTRONG JAPAN ESE DESIRES SITUATION »J 1o do. honsework aud dishwashing. Address GEQRGE TKEDA, 53 Geary st. LARKIN _BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL.. Eubscriptions and wan: aas wken. APANESE WANTS SITUATION AS schoolboy: speaks good English. TAKJE, 22 Prospect place. EEMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION, GEN- eral housewors; good cook; wait table. - 802 Larkin sti TOUNG GERMAN CIRL WANTS oliUac tlon for genera! .housework. Address or call 120 Valioy si., bet. 28th and 29th. J ANTED — WORK BY THE DAY: ANY kil of housework: good laundress: #1 & aay. MES. M, 124134 Marker. OSITION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS GER- “mat cook ; can do Americat xud Frenct: cook- ng. ddress A. B, box 12, Call EAT YOUNG GEXMAN GIEL WANTS A D ace as b usekeeper, or will do plain sewing. 223 Post st., room 13, (OMPETNT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION 8 ook or general hou ework in small famiiy. 1532 Folk, cor. Sacramento. OL “EKFEPER WISHES SITUATION; NO objection to country; five years In last piace. B. M., box 43, Call | flive % R NEAL RESPECTABLK GIRL WISHESTO DO {ight housework, or o do chamberwork. Cail 23 Natoma st YYUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK LY THE day office cleaning. 4:0 Third st,room 7. - RESEECTABLE - WOMAN ~WANTS GEN. erai housework; amall washing: wiil care for & baby; wili do day work of any kind. 270 Jessie. D’flmmluuflu. GOOD CTITKR AND FIT- Ler, wants wWOrk by the day; 75¢ and carfare. 507 Third st. {,00D KELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES SIT. ' untion to do.general housewors: wazes$l5 per month. Koom 19. 1020 Howard st. YOUNG MAN (24) DESIRES ~POSITION with private family: understands the care of borses plain gardening. and can muik; references.. Address D F., box 121, Call; JIES CLASS GERMAN GARDNER WANTS si.ua'i07, clty- or. country: can milk and take care of horses; fifst-class reference; no intel.igence gllice need apply. Address R ¥ BAKEK, 857 ryunt st 4PANESE . HOUSE - CLEANER WANTS Job: wash witdows, sweep rooms, etc., by the day or hour.-Ad. GEO, KuDA, 502 Leavenworth. [ INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1HIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms xbc o $150 per 3 1 w ll’uptl Wweek; convenient and respect 3 1¢¢ bus aud bargaga 10 and from Lhe 1erry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. W AITRESS, PLAIN BOARDING-HOUSE, AT & quarry (ountry iown, $15; neat Protestant COOK. privale family, couniry, $i5: women for housework and cooking on ranches, §15 and $18. MURRAY & READY, leadiug employment agents, 634 41636 Clay at. (UAMBERMAID. CITY HOTEL, S$18: & / chambermaids and wait, city hotels, $20: chambermald and walt, country hotel, $20." C. K. HANSEN & Cu,, 108 Geary st. MURRAY & REL DY, 634 and 638 Clay st 5 TO 82 DAY— - = 1.7 SN afiea oraingie msu® as taborers 1o nand: tmber In- a city vara, call very early: 8 blacksmiths and hors shoers: biacksmish and wité; 2 harness-makers, city . shop: - Cooks, walters, dishwashiers, . MUBRAY - & READY, G54 and 656 L1ay st 8,’ WOODCHOPPERS e D) Redwood: pinewood and hardwood, $1 60, #1 50, &1 and SUc cord. 4-f00t wond, Sonema, Sants Cruz, ‘Alamesa and Frésna counties; 10 mrmbands, $26. $25 and- §20: 3 brick-weiters, $2 00 day; 2 men and wives, With or without children, for ranches: 3 milkers: $29: 3 graoite- cuiters, '#3 & day. MURRAY & READY, 63& and 66 Clay st. EAT YOUNG BARKEEPKR, WITH GOOD references; for a hotel: one wWho has been a wal er preferred: $40 and board. C. R HANSEN & U0, 108 Geary si FBENCH CHEF, COUNTRY LOTKL, $90: French second cook, hotel, $75: second cook, restamant, $556; Germaz cook for A lunch-house. $30; ironer to-tuh a Ne. 9 Troy machine, country launiry. $30 and found, €. K HANSEN & CU, 108 Geary st. g ANCH BLACKSMITH, $1 25 DAY AND found: . blacksmith_and wire country; 6 tarmers, different ranches, $20. and ‘$:5. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. © NEAT WAITERS FUR EUROPEAN PLAN: £ $35. CR.HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st W ANTED - COACHNAN FOR GENTLE- man’s place. héar-city, $35 per month: Eng- lish coachman, Short distance. in country, $30 per month:. 10 woodchoppers, San Mateo County, $1 40 per.cord. 4 manths' work, good cabins and. StOyes irce, sufe pur: ranch b acksmith, s eady job. $33 and found: 2 miilkers, $20 sirong boy for store. $3 per.-wies and increase: also farmirs, kers, cooks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D, WER® C1..'626:C 8 st U gets 329 A~ D I0ON; COUK'S HELPER, $6.a week:; cook, §60 and roony: second cook. a_room; ook, country. #50 and room: § $10 a week; broiler, $80. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 4 FOR A PACKING HOU~r; eaile MARTIN & (O, 749 Market st ASTEY-COOK, $12° A W CO.; 749 Markvt s W ANTED—5 WOOI CHOFPERS 31 25 CUrin 8 coalminers, $2 50 aay; laborers, §1 50. boy for store. $350 w.ek -aud incremse; restaurant walter; 38 50 week: butler, §25: ranch cook. $20; boy ior club. $16 and others . Apply to J. ¥. CRO- SEIT & O ., 6:8 ~aciamento st. (CO0K AND DISHWASHER KESTAURANT, Oakland. $30 and $15; < ashiolic cook for in- stitution, $25: camp blacksmith, $26: p owhand, $15: 10 laborers, country, $16: tiemakers n d z{;{;dc:opp: R.T. WARD &C0, 608 and 610 s PURTLR AXD RUNNEL, ‘COUNTRY, $20. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN. FUR store; single maa preferred.. 321 Oakland. ANTED—GOOD COATMAKER FOX THE country. Address J., box 60, Call. AITER AT MANHATTAN HOUSE. Battery st. CALL K. MAKTIN & 8206 ¥ ANTED—MAN AND WIFE TO Model Cafe, 637 Howard st. _— "ENERAL MAN IN PHOTOGRAPH GAL (ilery. Apply 22 Kearny st. 0UD BAKRBER WANTED; STEADY. Bush st COOK. 436 AITRESS; HOTEL; NEAR CITY: SKE - - party berei §20. C. it HANSEN &0, 108 | QO¥ WANTRD 70 WAII AT TABLE. 11 Geary st. % Mason st. 3 S AITRESS, HOTEL, SOUT! $20: SEE KEKMAN SAUSAGE-MAKER WANTED, Party here. . R. HANSEN & CO.,108 Geary. 131 Fifth st. ANCH COOK, : HOTEL COOK, COUN. R faasos b mily €00z, city, $30: 20 iris, housework, $15, $20. C. R. HANSEN & -0, 108 Geary s Y Ri SPECTABLE WOMAN, TO DO CUOK- ! ‘ingor housework in small family. Address 1432 Post st [XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES engagemenis: $1 50: cood fitter: dresses made over: sulis made In 2 days L K., :6-6 -1 ission. W ANTED—CHAMBERWORK OK WAIT AT tables: sieep home. Room b, 821 Mission st. FANCY IRONER, COUNIRY LAUNDRY: German yirl, wait' some, #15 and room: cook for laundry help: cook, city. $25 and ro m: 2 €OOKkS, $6 u week: 9 young girls, $3 to $4 a week, peaces: secoud cook, $6 a week; 3 wait- 1esses. $20 and room: 6 waitresses, $15 and room: 3 chambermaids and wai. some, 15 to 320 and foom: waitress no ~unday work: head waitress; 5 girs and women for bakeries. MARTIN & €O, 749 Market st. LD MAN 10 WORK FOR ROOM AND board. Call 8 A M., 873 howard st. E HAVE STORES TO LET 10 LSTAB lished plumbers, tailors and d; s A SPECK & CO., 603 Market st S0 APPY ANTED—A STITCHER. 595 FOURTH street. t 0Y (PRUTESTAN?) OF UNEXCEPTIONAL habits, 16 to 18 years. 211 muiter st., room 4 PR kA A e i o bt SE_.\HIN AND CARPENTERS FOR EUROPE ana New York. 109 Montgomery ave., upsairs. 0 | lers; telepnone Main $10. [ SIMON WA NTS 100 MEN 10GET BOTTLE + bréroc wine be; ves: tree Junch. | bd8. Clay. T UF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 250 J up 16 $1 25, 562 Mission st., vew 1st and 2d. RY ACME HEOUSE 957 MARKET ST, BE- 10w Sixth, for & room: 3¢ a nizhi: $1 a week, JINGLE ROOUMS 10c AND 1bc NIGHT, 750 +Dand $1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard, LCHU HOUEK, 8654 MA LKET ST. KOS 20c, 25¢.(0 5UC wght: B1 10 ¥2 week. ANTED TOCOLLECI WAGES DUE LABOR- erseclerks KNOX Coltection Ager, 110 Sutter. one - M. LESS, 765 Market st. PARTNER WA IN HORSE = $] 50. shoeing and biacksmithing busin £00d location: all necessary toois, implements, L. LESS, 765 Market st. . 5195, BRANCE BAKELY. CANDY, wR0- DL Z . ceries, cigars, etc., corner in;uakiand; 4 nice 11ving rooms: rent only $12; worth double. 3. LESS, 765 Market st. 5150, AR NER WANTED IN RESTAU- DV, rant on one of the principal street: re- ceipts $20 per day: must be sober, steady man. M. LESS, 765 Market st. $450. CORNER be GROCERY AND location south of Market st BAR; does & fine bar business; old established place. M. LEss, b Fourth st. 5950 ) CORNER SALOON: VICINITY oUU. 0f the Call ana Chronicle buildings; present owner had the place 15 years: made a fortune doing a swell irade; sacrificed on account of other business; thorough investigation — solic- ited. Apply M. L 765 Marke: st 400, BESTAURANT ON PHOMINENT « sireet: present -owner there over 18 years; fine large place; g00d fixiures: cheap rent! is doing an excellent trade; musi be soid this week. M. LESS, 765 Macke: st. SALOON ON B $300. sines e worth $700:" cheap rent: well-paying busines: once PARTOF MONT. established 15 years nicely fitted up; dob must positively be soid at M. LESS, 763 Market st., rooms 3 and 4. $1000. SoRNEE SALOON AND LIQUOR- - store: fine location: north of Market sl.: 8 living-rooms: gcot large st ck on hand; cash register: weil fitted up: must be 50 d at ones sccount of sickness. - M. LESS, 765 Muraer, rs. $-4. $700, onv GROCERY A ND BAR. 2300 toer in good-payving saloon. £300—We.l-paying bakery and notion-store. $600—Satoon: nortu of Market st. 2,0—Partner in old-established bustness. $500—0ne of the best corner cigar-stores, ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st. $250 PARTNER NEEDED 10 ATTEND « cash counter, etc: 1st-class restaurania 0—Steady man 28 partner in 8al00 1. £500—Pariner, lady or gentleman, in Al trane sieut lodging-honse; For bargains, HEALY & CO., 917 Market st. F60(). RESTAURANT IN GOOD COUNTRY D - town; fine piace; worth $1000. H. C. DECK+ K, 1020 Market s @995 CANDY AND ICE CHEAM PAK D < 29. lors, nearTivoliz worth $700; rent $200 See WINSTON & CO., 646 Market si. PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT &-‘)OO. indoor business: suited to plain stea.! man satistled with $18 10 $25 a weex : no previons experfeuce required: trial given. 7241s Markec st., room 17, W ANTLD—TO BUY ESTABLISHED CIGAR Stand or rent a yacant stany; must be reason- able; plense stale price: answer early to-day. Ad- \W IACHESTER HOUSE 44 THIKD si. NR Market: 200 rooms, 25c a nighi; reading dress F. X., box 122, Cail. K600, NOUD. COAL HAY AND GRAIN DOV vusiness 2nd membership in Coal-deal- ers’ Assqclation. - 4415 Ihird st. room: iree *bus and baggage 0 knd irom the ferrs. W ANIED_LABUKERS AND MECHANIGY 1o know that kd Kolkin, Keno Housa proprie- 1o eull mns Denver Housa 17 Third o.; L5d iarigs TOOms: 0B per tienc: $1 10 83 pec wesk. AGENTS WANT ED. JLONDIKE RUSH: GOO ) OKGANIZKRS: references or security required. Drawer 45, Victoria, B C. FURNITURE WANTED, YASH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, i TC.; fuil value. Pacitic Fur Co., 428 Stockton st. COALYARD + horses, 2 1623 Market st. 2 tools; FOR SALE; gons, stock and £200 b rgain. JRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, ICECREAM 7 and grocery siore; must be sold at once, Ap- ply 116014 Seventh si., Oaxland. “msfi-: —PARTN R, WITH $200; MIN- ing «nterprise; 14 interest; to-day. W boX 6U, this office. LD-ESTABLISHED. sale. 225 Fifih st LD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY -STORE FOR sale: north of Market: long lease; best loca. tion in the city. - G. S., box 40. Cali. BARBLR-SHOP FOR IGHEST PKICES 10 FILL NEW BUILD. ing. 840 Mission s.; tel. Mint 1821, P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, &rocerles, etc. 309 Larkin. J. NEUAN, 121 SIXTH SI., BUYS(AND « selis furniture and carpets: &lso storage, NDIANA AUCIION Cu. REMOVED 1019 Montgomery st.:hichest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 W ROOMS WANTED. (FENILEMAN - WISHES ROOM IN THE X vicinity of the Olympic Club; state price. R., box 2, Call Office: I PROPERTY WANTED. OT WANTED, SUITABLE FOR FLATS; J under $2000 cash; Western Addition. H., box 4, Cail Oftice. —_— WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ACRES, IMPROVED, IN THE BAY counties, for.a cash customer: send detgifed HUGH M. CaM- 20 déscription apd cash piice. ERON, Real Estate Dealer, 479 Ninth st., Oakland. QECOND-HAND WHEEL FOR BOY OF 10; A $15. W. A. FAMES, Smithy’ Cash Store. M ACHINERY, BOILERS, ENGINES, BELT- 3 ing, toois. scales, metel, cash or irade. . H. S WHITE, 516 Mission St., near First. \l ACHINERY, BELTING, PIPE, BLACK- A smith t0ois, braseblo k rubber, hose, tools of all descriptions bought and sold. 204 Mission st Braucu siore, 46 Clay st~ J. LIVINGSTO . <, D-HAND CLOTHING,DRESSES,SEAL~KINS < wanted; best prices: send postal. ‘1020 Folsom. A BLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILL PAY » cash for clothing and Looks: ‘send for me. OOLS OF ALL. KINDS. STOVES AND ranges bought and soid. CUKTIN, 1123 Market AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SELVER, CAST- off elothing bough’. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third, CARPET-CLEANING. Cliy sTEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS cieans. moves, ;ays carpets. G. h, STEVENS Ngr. 38 and 4 Eighth si.; telephons South 250, VY HEN 30U BLCOME DISGUSTED WITA poor work send t0SPA ULDING'S PloneerCas Pet-beating Works 553-57 Tehama st: tel. 5o. 4L TARPETS CIL RENQVATED LIKE Bew. J. McQU. . 453 Stevenson; tel. S 225 DVANCE CARUET- CLEANING CO, 402 Sutter; tel. Main 891 GEO: WALCUM, prop. NED, k. OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST, LARG- est and besi estabiished retail fruit. prod- nce, poultry and game businesses in v alifornia; whoiesale “departnient deamuands e.tire time of Preseni owner; an excellent cpporiunity for an energetic man. Address O., box 200, Call Office. FQ8 SALE—NOTION STORE: BARGAIN large rooms; large lo. 2143 Dwight Berkeley. FOR SALE—SALOON; NO BETTER LOCA tion. Apply WICHMAN & LUTGEN, 320 Clay. TRANSFER CORNER SHOEMAKING SHOF; chieap; other business. 5Ui1 Castro st HOESTORE FOR SALE: GUOD TRADE: first-class neighborhood. 409 Geary s:. UOD SALOON: BIG BARGAIN; MUST BE s0ld immediately, - 319 Third st. OR SALE—WOOD, COAL AND HAY Y 1052 Valencin st. s JANDWICH-STAND TO LET AT 204 THIRD street. $725 PAYING BAKERY: SHORT DIs o .+ tance in conntry: good horse and wag- on: all p {vaie trade; bake 9 1o 10 barrels a wee £00d Opportunity for active man. G. H., box 135, Call Office. OKSALE—LIVERY STABLE: GREAT BAR- gain; compietely equipped: full running order: centrally located: fireproof building: lons lease Jow rent; pays 40 per cent on investment Ad dress X. Z,, Box 12 JPLEND.D STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS. senger and freight s:eamer for saie Apoly 10 1. K. STa'TILEE, General Agent North Pacifia Rallway, 638 Market st., 5. ¥. NCY DORTLAND AG ALL” INQUIRE this office or 13 Third st., Portiand, Or. L IrA KOUTES SUPPLIED Qyfree from CASWELL & CO.’~, 416 Sacramento st. —BRANCH OFFICK OF 188 1003 tnken. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE ROOMS ON KEARNY ST..............$3000 29 9-r00m flat, very good. 700 18-room Louse on Sixth s 690 4z-room house, clears $250. 1800 30-room house near the Mint. 900 s-room house, ~1xth st... R50 8-room house, $200 cash. 450 Si-room nouse, clears $150. 1800 14-room house on Edav X 330 14-room house on Muson, near Market. ... 230 City property, ranches and business places for sale and exchanse. " DECKER; 1020 Market. QPECIAL—MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUN I OF 1 sic kness; 25 rooms; Post st.: net income $150; price $2750. Adam’s Adver:ising Agency, 72414 3 REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPEI-CLEAN | ing works. - 14 8th, B. GRANT., tel Jessie 201. EANINu, 3¢, ples tree LAYING, ¥c: KU . SAM- tel. Jessie 944, Stration, 3 Eighti. VAKRER IS CLEANED & hENOVATED LIKS mew. ¥3Tenth; ki. South 56 Mackintosh & Lo, J. J E MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO, 240 14ibist.; cleaning 3c. a yurd: tel Mis 74.. WATES reifab e carpet-cieaning, renovig,aiter- « atlon works, 413 McAllister. el Jessie 891, ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATING - WORRA B33 Golden. Gate uve” Telephone Kas i e SELECT WINES AND LIQUORS, e e e e Market st ADAA‘FS ADVERTISING AGENCY, 724145 Market st —Do you want a centrally located lodging-house ? 1f 50 come and inspect our list. 2175 BEST BARGAIN IN GITY; BAY. $175. Shidow house 1 ycoms, clearing 210 monthly: otherhargulos. HEALY & CO., 917 5l ket LACK. RKIER Teward. 615 Leaverworth st ODGING-HOUSE: 50 ROOM located; reasonabil box 1%, Cail. $60! S: CENTRALLY no ageuts. Address Z, 40-ROOM LODGING-HOUs « Third si. (Alameda i ouse). \ EWLY FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE: 16 AN rooms: ull veces| ap rent. 6 Fourth. 147 END YOUR HOLIDAY ORDIERS TO MOHNS S & KALT-NBACH, 29 Markit su: largest store for family trading: 100,000 gallons of old, mid wines and liquors to select from; clares, 1 doz quar.s, $3 25 Zintandel, 83: Burgundy. §4; Medoc, 5 cholce’ Risling, $3 50. Guiedel, B4 fine whiskies and brandies, $2 5) up, sell by the alion or bottle: freedel:Very ucross the bay: no charge for sampling: - country orders promp:ly filled; we are not ‘grocers, but solely wine-haud- B o FURNITURE FOR SALE. R R S st e N {CELY FURNISHED ELAT GF 6 KOOMS 3 rooms rented, making over re: i Taylor s, bet. 2 and 6 o'eiook .+ e UMl e 118, LAT, 4 ROUMS, FUKNI~HED COMPLLT accouat of departure; §110. 578 Howard s JURNITURE, STOVES, CARPE - Fin showcases. ANDERSON, 114} Mari AND-WHITE FOX-TERKIER PUP:- 1 Markes..