The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 6, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GUARD Changes That Have Been Noted at General Head- quarters. A Movement in the Direction of Amending the Very In- correct Red Book, Iowa Will Make True Soldiers of the .Officers of Its National Guard. | Delayed Reports.’ The latest orders from general headquarters show that the following changes have occurred | gince the issuance of General Order No. 7 by the mimeograph process: Clnf? to Division—Thomas M be | | lentenant- | | | ©olonel and ps; master, vice Pott, retired: Charies 3. Murphy to be lieutenani-colonel and engineer | officer, vice Sione, retired: A. B. C. Dohrman to b iteute 0 onet and insnector, vice Sumner, retired: Thomas J Cunningham re-elected cap- | tain of Company K: Edward D. Fi lectea | first Lieutenant of Company K: Chzries G. White | 1o be first lirutenant of Company D. vies Sallivan, | retired: Heury F. McGrrren to be second lienten- | ant of Company D, vice Whit W. Secley re-elected second lieuienant of Com- peny K second Infantry—Henrs P. de Fiennes, second Jieutenant of Company G. vice Rivett,term ex- pired: -Peter T. Kiley, captata of Company 1 (or g fnal); Jobn R Tyrrell, first lieutenaut, and Fred | M. Miller, second lfeutenant, Company I (original). Fiftn Tofantry—W. H. Cobbledick. re-elect.d | first lleuter ant Company ieorge H. Wethern, | first lieutenaut Company C. vie» Pickett.resigned; | promoted: Cerlton | W.J Downjg. second licucenant Company A,vice Vaighn, term expired. | Sevenih Infrntry—Charles H. Cole, first lieu- | tenaut, vice Linpincott, promoted. | saval Militia—Henry P. Smitn, ensign and sig- nal otficer (original): Joseph L. Emanuel, liznten- ant junlor erade Edward PR sat fouri first division, vice Calden, re- | cLaughlin, re-elected enlign | A. M. Morer, re-etected lfeute vision: Carl k. Lindsay, lfeuten: junior grat-, fourth division, vice George, ! expired: William E. Mil tected i fourth divisic hn C. Doyie, ensixn fourth di- | on. vice Lind av, promotsd;’ Georze It. Kings- | 1, fieutenant and passed assisthr ¢ P. Gray, fieutenant i 8ssi tant’ encineer (orig- | eorge H. Merrima i, ensign and sssistant | engineer (orizinal): Wiiiam G Morrison, ensizn | first division, vice Gould, resisned: Wililam F. Burke, lieutenant and ordnance oficer (rank in- cr.ased by the Legisiature Cavalry—C. H. tiowiana, captain Troop D, vice Solano, resigned: Wilifam K. Fis lieuten. ant Troop U, vice Howland, pr The Sanitary Corps—lursuant .o the provisions of the Political Code, whicn provid for the or- ganization of the anitary corps and upon the recommendation of Colouel w . E. Hopk| geou-general, officers of the saniiars corps ars as- sien=d as follows: Colone! Jonn Galiwey. chief surgeon division staff: Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. Choate, chief surgeon First Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel G. ¥. Hansou, chief surzeon ~econd rig- ade: Lieutenani-Colo'e. A. J. Pedlar, chief sur- reon Third Brigade or W. D. McCarthy, sur- geon, ana Cap: J. H Farrelland A. P. <’Brien, assistants Regiment Infantry, Ma- jor ¥. L. Atkinson. surzeon. and Captains T P Tooley and W. J. Hauna, assistants Second Kegl- men: Tafantry: P Dunn, surgeon, and Rottanzi and h Regiment Infantry: M urgeon, and Captains F. P. Cla s, assistants, Sixth Resiment Infantyy: D. 1all, suigeon, anc Captains G. B. & ers, assistant’ Seveath Keglmenut Infantry 1aif F. T. Fiizgibbou, a§s:stact surgeon, c B. ~OmeTs, sssistant surge Lieutenant F. V. Harris and A. E. Mor- | lieutenant junior grade, assistant surgeons, militi | ¢ followinz-named cadets have been | reported by United States military Insvectors as showing ihe greatest aputude for military sezvica in 1867: Mount Tamalpas Military Academ: San Rafael. Harrold P. Mann of San Franciseo and Jackson demple of Santa Rosa. The organized strength of the National [ x and ¢ Captain . Corps: £an. Guard of this State was on the 1st of October " practicall follows: Commender in chief and staff 25, division and staff 16, three bri- gades and ff 40, three signal corps (Third not reported) 107. ‘four troops cavaley 2 paval militin 438 First Infantry (B and E not Teported) 834, Second Infantrs reporied) 633, Fifth Infantr: fantry (B nut reported) 515, Seventh Infantry 730. “Total as far as reported 4241, Cadet Compenv, First Infantry, 60. John Dolbeer, Compuny B, First Infantry, applied for an exempt certificate. W. R. Robertson. elected Captain of Com- pany E. first Infantry, vice Fitzpatrick re- tired. nas passed the board of examination. Captain F. W. Ward and Lieutenant C. A. piei, Company E, Sixth Regiment, have ap- plied for ten years service medals. W. D. Johnson has been elected first lieuten- ant of Company L, Seventh Infantry. W. E. Gunn has been re-elected llentenant of the second division of the neval militia and George B. Kammerer ensign of the same di- vision. Albert E. Grefl has been appointed staff or- derly, vice Legge, assigned to the sanitary corps. By virtue of orders issued from brigade headquarters of the Second Brigade Charles A. Jenks, who was in command of Troop / First Cavalry, found guiity of neglect of duty #nd disobedience of orders and conduct detri- mental to the service, has been discnarged from the National Guard. Tne matter still has to ve acted upon by the commar.der-in- chief. who has the power to modify the sen- tence if he feeis so disposed. Attention has been called fseveral times in this department to what is known as the ““Red Book,”” or book of rules and regulations of the National Guard of the State, which, by reason of itsage end the manv changes which have taken place since it was issued, has become ugeless as & guide book. There is & movement afoot In this city to call a meeting of officers for the purpose of having the book revised and mede to conform with the laws and re- quirements, or in other words to make it an up-to-date book. If that is done, then the guard of the State will be thankful, The neglect of company commanders in fur- nishing reports which will enable the officers at headquarters to prepere documents for pub- Jication is again illustrated in the meglect of the Third Brigade of the Signal Corps, Compa- nies Bend Eof the First Infantry, F and G of the Second Infantry and B of the Eixih In- fantry to send to headquarters the muster ro.1 in time to admit of the making up of the nu- merical strength of the guard on the first of last October. As 1o penalty s visited on deiinguents, re- ports are sent in whenever it seems to please those whose duts it is attend to such matters, These individuals shouid remember that the taxpayers, who foot the bills for maintaining the organization have an interest in knowing how the Guard stands at stated periods, and if some penalty were visited on them they would have their reports in the pigeon-holes at head- quarters on time. The nuttorities of the Swate of Towa have taken asiep that the atunorities of this S ate might adopt with most_beneficial results to the National Guara. It has established a school of instruction for the officers of the guard. 1tisto be in cuarge of a commandant appointed by the Governor of the State, who will appoint ins'ructors nominated by the commandant. The members ot the student class will be designated in orders, and the 1n- dividuai records of attendance and result of examinations will be kept. The course of in- struction will include law, engincering, hy- giene, stretegy and tactics. The instruction hat the officers will recaive wiil be on the lines of instruction in the United States army, and those who are required to take examin: tion will be more in 1ouch with military mat- ters than they are now. 586, ®ixth In- The First Infantry. There have been twenty-eight men dis- charged from the First Infantry between Oc- tober 28 and November 25 for the following reasons: By two-thirds vote 12, removal 9, term expired 4, and for good of the service 3. The following promotions in the Cadet Com- puny have been snnounced: Corporals L. B, Simon, Shiriey C. Walker_and Alexander Ad- ler and Privates Harold V. Manor and Rolla L. Drake to be sergeants; Privates Edgar A ler, James V. Gleason, W. W. Davidson, George F. Belden, Sidney Goldman and Hart Green- felder 10 be corporals. Sergeant L. B. Simon has been appointed first sergeant, and Cor- poral Nicholas Barry hes, at his own request, been reduced to the grade of private. Max H. J. Holtz, on the application of the commanding oflicer, has been appoiuted first sergeant of Company H. The Naval Militia. sinco his aetail as inspector of the nayal militin of California. He made an inspection of the quariers, was present at an election for licutenant and ensign and gave some valunble advice in the matter of conducting the nffairs of the two divisions located in this city: Last Tuesday evening Eusign Peterson, who was Tecently elected to thal position, had a division out for land drill and he acquitted himself ina very creditable manner. Several montiis ago the authorities at Mare Island offered to place the steam launch used by the divisions here to go to and from shore to the Comanche in good condition, as it needed repairs, but it has not yet bean re- turned and for that reason there have not been any drills on the vessel of late. To-morrow there will be u meeting of the officers of the two divisions at headquarters, when matters of importance tothe militia will be discussed. HANDBALL SPORTS. ely Games Played at the Courts Yesterdny. The popular sport of handball, which never goes out of season, was prosecuted terday. The game has become so en- chanting that Occidental court, conducted by John Condoun, at 120 Grove sireet, was lighted up on Saturday nignt, and several games were played during dnnc‘e xme_r- mission, which was being carried on in another portion of the building. . The major game played on thisoccasion was between the champion quartel, Shaw and A. Pennoyer against P. Kelly and J. Condou. The latter won aiter a | Howard streer, hard strusgle, ¢ Yesterd:y’s cames at this court were: B. Clements defeated A. Mcinerney. Score, 2118, 16—21, 2110, A. MiVicker and 1. Lydon defeated G. Ebner and A. Collins. Score, 21—20, 14—21, 21—10. Ebner and A. McVicker deieated W. Has- aud J. Sunw. Score, 21—10, 18-21, 21-17. fcInerney and J. O'Brien were defeated Clem-nts and O. Hill. Score,21-19, 1. 2118, O'Doaucy and T. Cossin deteated U wnd J. Condon. Score, 2120, 21,21—17. W.” Keliy and J. Pendergast defeated P Hutciinson and T. Chasin. Score, 21—18, | 16 5 A Penuoyer « Hutchinson dejented P ‘Kr- lv and M. J. iigatlon. Score, 2118 —21, 21-10. Av P. Ryan’s San Francisco court, 8§58 the ball was kept in mo- tion from 7 A >t until 6 p. M., with the lol- lowing resulis: H. Sicberstand W. H. Kedian defeated D. and N. Berger. Score: 21—18, g 20. N. Berger and_E. McDonough defeated J. R | Backman and W. H. Kedinn. Score: 21-13, 15—21. 21-17. Baseh wnd E. Curley defeated J. Brown nd M. Joyce. Score: 21—12, 14—21, 21—18 G. MeDonal and M. McNeii deteated P. an and D. Rodgers. 19. 5. Matise and J. Matise defeat W. Suilivan. Score: 21—13, 16 J. Dowliug and J. Collins ¢ and W. Huamilton. Score 211 L. Corraine and H. Danger aefeated F. Knob- loch and P. Steiner. Score: 21—13, 1521, 21—18. J. C. Nealon and A. Hampton defeated J. ordan and M. J. Kilgalion. = Score: 21—15, —21, 21—20. T0 PROTEOT THEIR BRANDS. Tmporters S of Foreign Groceries Liguors Are Organizing. The principal importers of foreign liquors in this city are about to form an association for the better protection of their brands, If their programme is car- ried out the new orpanization will in- clude the importers of foreign groceries and all others who have a brand to pro- tect. The importers have been led to undertake this movement on account of the recent decision of Assistant United ore 21-14, 1621, 1 F. Mack and 21, 21—16. ated J. White 20, 15—21, 21. and | States Attorney Schlesinger to the effect thet the laws of the United States are not suflficient 1o prevent ihe sale of goois put up in the United States under foreign labels. The importing houses are in a quandary as to what to do since the charges against the firms of E. G. Lyons & disregarded by the Federal authorities. They think that it is useless for them to attempt to proceed under section 3449 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and that their only relief is in the passage of a State law at the next session 70, | of *he Legislature. The liguor importers are not the ouly (Fand G not | suffarers from the refiliing of botiles and the counterfeiting ot brands. There are manufacturers of sauces, canners of sar- dines and manufacturing grocers gen- erally who are pgetting the worst of it from San Franci:co manufacturers, All of the agents of these foreign concerns will be invited to join in this movement. The organizers intend to take their time in draw:ng up the bill, which they intend to have passed. They are now canvassing the city for members for their new association, and expect to pro- ceed to active business about the first of the year. ——————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSFE. J F Curtis, Angels Camp H Hoffman, Sacto 3 0 Troutf & w, Oakland A C Tone, Oakiana J B Layson, Wheatland Mrs S Layton, Cal 1 & Housholder, Pean Ph'l Hunt, Boston Ray Nichols, Idano E Housho der, Penn W A Berry, Skaguay G ) Austin, Healdsburg Lillie Blockwell, Cal J A Ritchie. Plumas Co Birs E Laird, Cal 3 L Buckman, Hopland F Yorchy, Cluverdale Chas Summers, Bishop T Williams, Bishop ¥ J Hoitman, Ventura 1 McFariand, San Lucas A Feyper, Piesanton ¥ X St Louis, Willows C E ~howers. Sacto 3 W ~cott. Kentucky G F Oliva. lone I A Peacock. Cal J Young, Walnut Creek C F Lewts. Sacto C L Knight, Folsom CF Cuiombet. Cal B Thomas, Sacto JF Curtls, Angels CampJ F Curtis'Jr, Angels J A Hill, ~anger ¥ Sharp, Philadelphia . U Lewis, W tlows .S Bundel, N Y F J Roche. Palo Alto J B Salmon, N Y C G Ferguson, N Y Wm Fitzpatrick, N Y C J Headen, Cal A D Miller & w, Portiand Naif Hords, Eugene, Or H 1 James, N Y H Stepbens, Seattie GRAND HOTEL, G 1 Brunington, Wat- E Brown & wf, Oakland sonvile CW Thorn. « i R C Jonnston, San Jose Mis k F Grysby,s Diego Miss T B Giyiby, S Dgo M C Pennington, Poriid C Wlison & w1, Oakland ¥ k Coykendall, S Jose E L Wiihoit, Stockton U Sollars, Lodi B F Hartley, Colfax J Slaven, Ho'lister ¥ C Wright, Hollister _ G Pacheco & wi. Ignacia S A Campbell, Red Bluft Mrs A J Fairbanks, Pet- Mro L A Terry, Sacto aluma Miss Terry, Sacto Mis R Fairbanks, Peta JJ O’Kourke&w, Colusa Berile Fairbanxs, Pots G Philiip , Sucto Jesse Fairbanks, Peta J F Burns, Peialuma C W kasten, Molesto W 1 Ambrose, Lockford ST Stephen. Petaluma F K Merritt, Palo Aito NEW WESTERN HOTEL N Church, Reddiug AP Sutherland, Miliwood Josede Rocco, Berkeley M P Crist, Monterey C Demetrick, Lerkeley” 1’ Peterson, New York ¥ W Melters, San Jose J B Harrison, ~an Joss Mrs M C Forbes, |'eno J L Forbes, Reno C B Matson, Pasadena M Moran, Vallejo A M Boyle, Stockton J Donnelian, Los Ang P M Johuson, Maders J Bailey, Su'sun C Powers. Sacramento H ~amuels, Rio Vista W Dwyer, Los Angeles O M ~anderson, Santa L Lawrence, Fresuo Barbara BALDWIN HOTEL. H Hardworth, N Y L P Walker, N Y J Thomas, N Y F M McKeiers, Truckee P Adams, San Rafael E J Mason, Boston JJ Jonnson & w, N Y E Cassen, Chicago H Thompson, Salt Lake Robert Arthur, N T E D.venport. St Louis Dr C C McKres, T E Beetty, Ind T E Keating, C: C D Roorizig, Cal T Oline, Mon.erey A Kalser, siockion SO LA, For every inch of <iature a healthy Britafn should weigh 2 30 pounds. T n Jose SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ Corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 ©'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'ciock. £39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW, corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open ontil @ o'clock. 143 Ninth street: open until 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Poik street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second snd Kentucky streets; open till 9 o'clock MEETING NOTICES. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16, K. T.. Goiden Gate building. Last Tuesday Lieutenant Hughes, U.S8. N, in company with Captain L. H. Turner and Adjutant W. E. Elliott, visited the headquar- ters of the militia on East street. That was the first official visit of Lieutenant Hughes 625 Sutter si.—~tated assembly 1118 EVENING at 8 o'clock. 1 he Uraer of the Temple will be conferred by Captain-Gen- eral J. C. Campbeil on his son Companion B. W. Campbell. Al fraters are courieously 1, vited. JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. WriLiau I, Foxpa, Recorder. with vigor and vim in the city courts yes- | 3] | Co. and M. Blumenthal & Co. have been | — |V IS |G MEETING NOTICES—Continued. s SAN FRANCI-CO CHAPTER No. 1, Royal Arch M-§ons. meets SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. 7OUNG MAN WELL ACQUAINT:D WITH city would like position ariving deiivery wagon HIS EVENING. Bosmessonly. Or something else; must have work: good refer- TS Y . PRINCE, Secretary. eaces. X T., box 5, Cail. OCCIDL.NTAL LODGE 0 22, F. MAN, SWEDE, B2 waa. M. —Stated and_annual meet.. g THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers, etc. By order ofthe W. M. EDW. F. DELGER, ~ecretary. HERMANN.LODGE NO. 127, F. and A. M.—Staied meeting and elec- tion of officers THIS DAY (Monday), De- al 7:30 P. 3 By order of ~mber 6. 1897, the W- . L. SCHUM . CHE &, Secretary. CALIFORFIA LODGE, NO. | < Rt }.—ano\nn% EVENING, December 6 clection of ZASSIS flicers for ensulng term i . P. J. MILLET, N. G, J. R. WiLLiams, R. SPECIAL NOTICES, EF JIOLLANDERS ARY REQUESTED TO meet THUKRSDAY, Lecember 9, at & . 3, st Liberty Hall, Pythian'Castle, 09 Market s., -un Francisco, to devise ways and means 10 cele- brate the coronution day of WILHELMINA, Queen of ihe Netheriands. (Signed) A FEW OLD HOLLANDERS, £ AL, HYPNOTIC INSTL. 4023 Genrs: bypuoiism taught, 85: diseases and habits cured: iraduates become Psychic Club members QUBER _ MIDDLE-AGED wants employment of any kind; undersiands the care of horses and plain gardenng: can use carpenter (oois. Address L G., box 116, Cail ANDYMAKER'S HELPER WANTS PER- manent ‘position; wig s no object. Address J. C. MELVIN, box 5, Caii uffice. V OUNG WAN 22 WISHES SITUATION AS X bariender cr walter: best reference. Address H. WIGGINS, 300 Kearny st. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continuned. " OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work. 430 Fulton st. ELDI&'KLY WOMAN TO ASSiST WITH housework. 820 Bush st. youse “GIRL TO DO LIGHT GENERAL housework: small family. 714 Waller st. ANTED—A STRONG GIR1. FOR HOUSE- work: cailatier 8. 1720 Sacramenco st. CALL 1514 POWELL W (59D WAISTHAND. st. Moiday morning. ERMAN GIRL FOR ¢ENERAL HOUSE- work, mus: undetstand coosiug. 1709 Fos. st. UTCHER WOULD LiKE SITUATION IN city or country or hoiel or restaurant: good reference. Address £. K., box 91, Cail Oflice. ARBER, FIRST-CLASS, WANTS POSITION ; city or couniry. PAUL HOEFLINGER, 110 Olive ave, San Francisco. OSITION BY F1..~T-CLASS BARBER—CITY orcountry. Address Barber, P. box 118, Call ITUATION WANTED Y YOUNG MAN AC- quainted in city as driver in City. or 10 take & route of sume kind on con mission; reference. Address P. C., box 88, Call Office. THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, AT PRESENT holding responsible position, desires to make a change. Anyone having au opening foF an accu- rate. quick sua thorough employe, competent 1o fiil & position as credit mau, correspondent or ac- w Pal ING, WHIT PAPEHR- | countant, please address K. F., bux 10, C: hauging. HARTMANY, 239 Third s: BEFORE STORING FURNIyURE | | ELL-EDUCATED GENTLEMAN OF GOOD call at Nob Hill tlouse: special core taken of furiiture; lowest rates storage on « a/ifornia st. Ufiice 1105 fHydest.; telephone Hyde x974. £, NULIVE — ABANDONED CHILDREN in the ) oman Catholic Orphun _Asylum sivce Juls, 1846: diabel Mudison, ave 7 years: Isubelia Leveque, nge § years: Mary O’Leary, 7 ¥ ears; Marcaret Stack, 7 years; Mary Warren, 12 years: Mary Sullivan, 8 y cars. FAD JENANIS RJECTRU FOK 84 aty or couniry. Facific Cllection Co. 415 Montgy st. room 4. tel. b5, RS, STFWERT, GENU nd cabinet batis 12014 K SikAM room 11. CLASS GERMAN COOK, ALSO GER- man and Swedish seco:d girlsdesire situations: best of reference. J. F. UROSEIT & Lu., 316 Sutter st. QUPERIOR SWEDISH COOK DE~IRES SIT 2 uation; understands all branches of cookiug best references: city or country. MISS CUL- LEXN, 325 Sutter st. JMEST-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation: 21y years in last vlace. MISS CULLr $25 Sutter Nt. NEAT WOMAN WITii GIRL 6 YEALS I AN sives situation; hes: re‘erence: city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st JEAT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL G AN and laundress: 215 vears in last MRS NORTON, 328 ~utter; telephon 00K place: 320 Green 721, ©) GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS: COOKING OR Z secoud work. Cali a: Young Women's Chris- tinn Assoctation, 1239 O Farrel! AGED WOMAN: IS A N Cr ok: willing to care for the sick: small wages and ueat home; city Call 704 Hownrd st., cor. Third TIEAT MIDDL AN Americas ¢ Lest referenc or countr, TOUNG GI®L WANTS SITUATION 10 DO i1ght housework of taxe care of children: coun try preferied Call or address 312 Seventh st, vear Folsom. TERMAN WASTS WASHING AND (ROX- 7 ing and housrcleaning by the day. Please call 2 Welch st bet. 3 auu 4 VIKL WISHES PO 1/10N FOR COOKING G "uud general housework In Americas family: wages $26. Cali 119 Capp st., from 1 to 4 ¥. . JUIRSI-CLASS GERMAN COOK DESIRES situation; best reference. L B, box 115, Call. TERMAN LADY WISHES 43515 Haye CHILD TO Feputation and with the best of references de- sires 10 nave a situation in cilice or banking firm. Address A. K. L, box 4, Call. JiRs1-CLASS =~ CAKPENTER —DESIRES work: is a siranger 1o tue Clty; specialty, inte- rior inisaer. Address 1. K., box 60, Cai. JARDENER—G.KMAN WOULD LIKE TO keep Li order gardens, (rimming roses, hedges aud trees by day or month: good snd cheap work guaranieed’ Address Gardener, 605 Pine st. JT+ADY YOUNG MAN WOULLD LIKE A place as dishwasher or willing to (aseany kind of work. Cal or address 245 Snipley si. bet. Fifih and ~ixth. CPIVE ELDERLY MAN WANTS SITUA- tlon: any kind of light work; is good ail round man about place and uouse; sober and re- lavle; Wages g, Address i. W., box 30, Call. Goep BiDUAKER WANTS A SITUATIO can waitat tabie. Address A. REGENT, 631 Sucramento st. Y YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, GENLRAL kitehen work, waiting, saloon Or other work: city or country. ‘Address H. VIELI1Z, 632 Mis- slon st., room 0 JOUNG MAN JUST FROM ALASKA WOULD like to be Staked by a party 1o return aod Pprospect; either private party or compaay. A. box 95, Call. W ASTED—SITUATION> MAN A:D WIFE: wife firsi-class cook; man I3 first-cluss team: ster on & ranch. Adaressbox A, 143 Ninth st., cliy. \} ORK WANTED BY CABINETMAKER: will repair and polish furnicure at residence. Address 6 Reawood court, off Howard st. “OUNG MAN W10 SPLAKS DANISH, G2 k- man and b ngiish wishes a position s bar Keeper or clerk. Address a. K., box 6, Call Office. APANESE, FXCELLENT FIKSI-CLASS 00K Will #00d expertences. desires a place to work. Address MOLL 41115 Dupont s APANESE HOUSE 10 washwlndows, day or boar. enworth st. W ANTrD—A POSITION AS COLLECTOR for a large firm by a man of larce business experience: goo. habits «nd good audress. refer- ences. Address 8. F., box 80, Cali. A LEANER WANTS JOB Sweep rooms. elc., by ihe Address GEO. KULLA, 502 Leav. TED — POSITION FANT 1 WHOLESALE store us porter or drive delivery wagon. Ad- dress FiSK, 047 Miuna st 3 JATCHMA S — ¥ 11ION WANTED BY middie-aged mau with good reference. K. ., box 105, il Utlice JANTED — :XPERIENCED CHAMBER- mald. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard sts. LIGHT HOUSEWORK; 1521 Devisaaero st., after 6. / ANTED—NICE YOUNG GIRL FOR DIN- ing-room. 636 Gear: st V G W YQOUNG GIt. To a1TEND BABY; SLEEP home. 1018 McAlliister st. IRL. ASSIST IN wages §6. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED APPREN- tice on custom couts. 230 Seventh st. ANTED—FINISHER ON CUSTOM COATS and experienced operator. 14 Harriet st. JXPERIENCED APPr NTICE ON CUSTOM pants. 7 Leonard pi., off Leavenworth, nr.Turk. (G1BL WANTED FUR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2232 Mission st. 100D WOMAN WAIT ON LADY DO LIGHT T housework; §7; referances. 716 Franklin st {IKLS WANTED. BUOKBINDERY. 516 Commercial st., top foor. JIRL FOR HOUSEWO.LK; SL HO G '$10: German preterred. 387 San Joss ave , nr. Twenty sixtl st 00D GIRL FUE PLAIN COOKING: NO G Vashing 210 family. and Sucramento. W EEMAN GIRL TO DO G work. 1803 Mission st. 319 East st., bet. Clay ANTED — FaR~ custom coats. LASS FINISHER 706 Folsom st. ON N RAL HOUSE- ADIESY SHOES, SOLIAG, 86c: MEVS L shoes, soiing, suc. all repaifing done a. half the usuai price. 662 Mission si., bet. 13t and 2d. ANTED—AT INT OPEK- W o o Sieampower semons. machioss. t6 make LEVISTRAUSS & CU.'S niveied clothing, also flanael overshirts »nd underwear. M LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA- 5 velry,etc. Uncie Harr:s, rant av. ONEY monds,; B. WISE, LADLES' SPECIALIST. 1118 MAR- ketst.; monthly troules, etc.: 1 visit safficient. AWRENCE DRE<s- CUT1ING SCHOUL, 1074 Market: a perfect fic guarantesd without trylug on; cali and be convincel JEW FRENCH SKIKF PATT: KNS, 4V diessmakers furnished positions free. Mchow. ell Dressmaklug and Milinery School, 103 Post. 61 5 LAKKIN—BKANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subserlptions snd want ads taken. LA D GrsPE i 95T CONVENTE TABLE; M “Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Market 200 rooms: Zoc to $1 50 per night: $1 60 1o $6 per week: tree bus and bagzage 10 and 1rom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. VWANTED-_SALESMAN WIIH R ences for teaching. piano hous , experienced porter for piano house: 3 coal min- ers, $2 00 day: 5 woudchoppers $1 256 cord: farmers. #20; machinist to ran Op Ou shares. App.y 10 J. F. CRUSE LT & CO., 628 Sacramento. "A.\'mn_unfx AND WIFE; COUNIRY hotel; good wages. Apply td J. F. CRO- SETT & (0., 628 Sacramento st. AU NDRYMAN RU 4% 9 TYLER; HOUTEL Jlsundry: 330 and found. CO.. 108 Geary st b C. R HANSEN & LACKSMITH, KAILRUAD CAMP, $40 AND found. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. JTHONG YOUNG GERMAN, 28 YEAKS OLD, ) speaks some English, wishes work of any kind. Please address A. K.. box .0, Call Office. X board: g0od home. OUNG GEEMAN WOMAD aticn as housekeeper or cook. 1nq. 122 kast W ANIED—WORK BY 4iE DAY kind of housewoik: good laundress. box 115 Call Ottice. (5 EEMAN GIKL A GOUD , WANTS A X place Lo do general housework ; city reference. 501 Post st., room $5. WISHES STU- 597 MUNIGOMEBY COLNE OF CLAY— D2l Upen vnil 9:30 cclock: brauch ofiicwer ibe Call: subscriptions and wan: ads. laken, MALGAMATOR situation: 3 years care J. . FOW L K, MILLMAN WISHES A experience. AddressJ. W., 0 Pive s ONEY LOANED—WATCHES, DIAMON DS, jewelry, siiverware Uncle Harrls, 15 Grantav. N WISHES HOUSE- monti; city or shore 210 or $12; good refer- IDDLE-AGED WOM work, eiiher by day nee_iu the cou 478 Jessie st. ) en W DesEsTER HOUSE 44 Market; 200 rooms :5c o $150 per nign:. £1 BU 10 $6 per week: cOnvenien: and respectai e bus Lasgaze 10 and from ibe ter IHIRD SL. Nit. MERICAN WOMAN, :5, COMPEIE. Cook, Wishes position &S Liouseseeper in wid- ower'stamiy. AddrossJd. L. box 105, Call Ofice. TOMAN WISHES SITUA FION T0 GO OCT by the day and do lsundry-work in private famuy. 1224 Union. TOUNG LADY, Eust. desires & pi o take meuding. KECENTLY FROM THE ce a8 housexeeper; willing 12035 Geary st, room 2 {WEDISH GIRL WANTS WOKK BY THE 1 day 1u private family washing and ironing, of bouse-cicaniug. Adaress 540 Shotwel L, Cor. Twentleth. RENCH LADY, SPEAKING GOOD itsh, wishes sewins siress. nuderst. tare. MRS, LO by the uay: goud s 1as menaing: 50 cen.s ana car- ADY TEACHER WILL GIVE LESSONS 4 f:ve on plano Lo one who wil. procure for 120 puplis; terms $6 per wonth, 2 lessons a week. Aduress 1, box 17, Call Oftice. 7OUNG GIRL TO HE.LP WITH HOUSE- work, or Wil go as second girl; references if required: wages $12 (0 $15. 223 Valencia. \WEDE WISHES PLACE TO DO GEN LRAL S TLousework: €00d cook. Cais Monday &t 141535 Mission st. W ANTED—BY RrLIABLE WOMAN, GEN- eral housecleaning or washing. 1344 Ja 500 8L, in basement. 1RL WAMNTS SITUA I N AT CHaMBER work and sewing or help wiih children, Call or addreas 1234 Missiou st y TOMAN WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS nurse for chiid: is »ind and fond of chilaren. Address urse, box 10, Cal Office. SIRLSPEAKING FRENCH, ITALIAN AND JEnglish wishes posiiion, nursegir, or ups:airs work and sewing: «ily or country. Address A. B., box 180, Call Oftice. TOUNG LADY DESIRES A ILACE AS stewardess or houseeeper. 101k Grant ave., room 16. JEPECTABLE PAKTY DESILING A GOOD \ home in exchange 1or light services: refer- ences required. Aadress k. C., box 7, Ca.l Office. 7OUNG WOMAN WISHES WORKING housekeeper's josition or do plain mending. 131 Fourth st.. room . (GERMAN GIRL WISHES GOOD MNITUA. T tion todo general housework; clty references. 501 Post st., room 85. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. +) COOKS, BAKERSFIELD, $25 AND $30, SEE < parties here. cook and housework, Glenn Co.. $20: Kedwood City. §20: Stockton, $20: Oakland, £20: Alumeda, $20; rrotestant second giri, acrons the bay, $20, see lady here: 2 cooks, small hote! ani boanding-house, and $25, and others. J. F CHOSETT & CO.. 316 Sutter -t. ¢) BECOND GIRL<, AMERICAN FAMILIES, < #20 and $25: Irish ziri for cooking and house- work, $2v; 5 c00ks in (:erman families, $25 a d #30. Gernan nurse, $:0: French maid, $25: and -irls for cooking and hLousework. $12. $15, $:0 and $25. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. W ALLRESS 50UTIH, $20 AND HALF FAcE pait. G R HANSEN & (O, 105 Geary st. QPANISH NUKSEGIRL, #15: FARE PAID, C. B. HANS] & CO., 108 Geary st ) FARMERS, §20. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Z Geary st. 10 SHORSE TEAMSIERS: NEW road work: cail esrly: office open 7 A. A R HANSEN & CU, 108 Geary st. RATL- 3 JECOND COUK FOR FIRST-CLASs HOTE., $60. fare paid. + .k HANSEN & CO.,108 Geary. 1() LABORERS FOR IRRIGATION DITCH, $175 day: 10 tiemaxers, Sc ana 10c eact farmer and milk, $20. R T. WAKD &C0., 608 and 6.0 Clay si, 567 MEN WANTED T-DAY FOR DIE- OO ferent posivions. 1t you want work call aud see MURGAY & READY, 634 and 656 Cla, OUK. $30, COUNTRY HOTEL: 3 COUK~, $10, 855 and $30: 3 walters: 2 dishwushers, $20 and 81 iaundrvman. MURRAY & REA: DY, 63ia.d Ciay st LACKSMITH HORS:SHOE, CITY SHOP: biacksinitn 1or ran-h _biacksmith to rent snop: blacksm th aud wife for iarge ranch; man and mix mors MUKRAY & d 6 6 Clay st R MACHINE ~HOP, 8275 2 men to feed wire naii ma- 2 granice-culiers, 83 dav: 5 harness-manxe 3 Lricksetiers for 'pa.cnt brick com pany. ers: MURRAY & KEADY, 654 aud 636 Clay st. PO THE GREAT SAWMILL~ AND wOOD~! We want 35 men as «ommon laborers; $26 and found: mo experience required. A UKRAY ; ANTED IMMEDIATELY—2 OR 3 GUOD reliable can °rs to handle our new “His- tory of ihe United states Navy.” CHARLES SCRIBNER'S ~ONS, 119 Phelan bullding. RESECITS WANTED KUK THE UNITED States mrrine corps. United States Davy: svle-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years. who are citizens of the United States, or those who have iegaily declared their intention to becoms such: mus: be of yood char- acter and_babits and able t0 speak, read and write Eugiish. and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 1eet inheight. For further information apply i the recruiting office. Silis st ~an Francisco, Cal. BUSINESS CHANCES. DAY RESTAUEANT aND CHOP- house ia_busiest location down town, te.: no night duing large busl- §800. among banks. ipsarance honses, Sy wore: elegant_fixture ness. M. LESS, 765 Market st. . AKERY IN THE BUSIEST L = H650. catity in town; vakes 1%, barrels of flour per day all store trade. M.LES~, 765 Market. 2% Q R TAURANT; ESTABLISHED A K800, srzat many year recelpts are $1200 3 10 rooms, furniture inciuded: very 55.}3‘."."&". this_place is well worth $1500 to any one. S ARGE STOCK OF SECONLD-HAND SHOES jor sule; aiso ladiey und m sses’, from 25¢c up; misfi.s exchanged; good repairing; shoes made Lo order, any siyle. Contral Repairing Shop, 749 Miss1on, near Grand Upera-house. JTYLISH HAIKCUT iuC; ELEGANT SHAVE 5¢; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. JHOEMAKERS! MES’S UPPERS TO MEAS- ure: $and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. AILORS 'AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at Lape's, 504 Davis st. near Jackson. s MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Carr: waut ads and subscriptions taxen. Nj EN'SFING CALF SHOr S T0 OSDER, 8250; M men’s soleing, 35¢: only one price. 959 Howard. Ruons 15C 10 75C PER NIGHT: 650C TO $1 50 per week. Onental, 225 bramm ‘ TANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76415 Misslon: men o take rooms: 105, 15¢ and 25¢ per night: 60c. 90c and $1 per week. A EN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE IN 8 M weeks. S. <. Barber College, 13814 Eighth. y LEARN BARBER'S TOUNG irade. A o 434 Pacific st. M ENSSULEL G 50c: LaDIES, 400 WHILE M you waii' 638 Market: branch 767 Marker 615 E. PLCHO HOUSE, 86344 MA kKET ST.—KOUALS 4 20c. 25¢ to 50¢ night: $1 10 ¥2 week. LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THR CALL “Subscriptions snd want ads taken. SIMON WA TS 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE Leer or winw Se: best iree lunch. 643 Clay. UT OF UNCALLED-£OR SHOES FROM 250 4 up to$1 20, 562 Mission st ve. 1st and 2d. MKY ACME HoUSE, 97 MARKET ST, BE 5c a nignt; §1 a week. Q1 BOUMS 100 AND lbc NIGILT, 750 and 31w Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. ANTED. TOCOLLEC! WA GES DUE LA BOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Suttee. \ JINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room: tree 'Lus and baggage (0 and irom the ferry. \ SANTED_LABUORERY AND MECHANICY 10 know that Ed Kolkin. keno House proprie- tor. eull rons Denver Honwn 217 ‘Ihird st.: 439 inrge rooms: U6 per nigni: 1 10 $3 per week. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED—MALE OR rEMALE new, paying business: big money for you for sampies and tuil pardiculars free. CHAS MARSHALL, mfgr..Lockport, New York. ADY 4 mission. AGENTS 10 SELL GOODS ON COM- Address C. P, box 109, Call. ELDERLY LADY CAN- ntroduce a new accessory to ladies’ Call 745 Mission st., bet 0 and 11 A. M, KXPERIENCED 2 vasser to toilet FURNITURE WANTED. A [ ANTEL—FURNISHED FLAT OR HOUSE; cheap for cash. Y. Y., box 35, Call Office. M. LESS, 765 Market st. &1 7 BRANCH BAKELY, CANDY, .« RO- 2D. ceries, cigars, etc., corner inzoukland; 4 nice living room: M. LESS, 765 Market st. rout only $12; worth double! £200 PARTNER WANTED IN RESTAU- . rant on one of the vrincipal street: re- ceipts $20 per day: must be sober, steady man. M. LES®, 76 Market st e ¢ SALOON ON BEST PART OF MONT $3ii0. pomery ave: esuhlls’!‘wn:dl“.’;’ sears: v : cheap rent: nicely fitu : doing once M. LESS, 765 Market st., rooms 3and 4. 3 SORNER SALOON AND LIQUOR- 1000. siore: fine tocation: north of S arke: B living-rooms: goo! large stuck on hand; i remlates: weil fisted up; must be soid at ones account of sickness. M. LisSs. 765 Marcet.rs. £ OLD ESTABLISHED .\.'I) BEST S guaranteed (0 clear $100 month'y: 1 week’s trial given. Particulars WILKr, 783 Market st. £500 from San Francisco. s good-pay iug business; will stand investigation. WILKE, 785 Market st. FIRST-CLASS CORNER SALOON, $1000. with ciabreoms, 1 block from Market st.: elegant fixtures, good stock and money-ma ing place; owner must leave for New York at BICYCLE, FIREARM AND AM- iu lively town 0 miles « munition store iu s Particulars once. Appy WILKE, 783 Murket st. 3 OLD E~STABLISHED BUTCHER- FT00. Qiop. Western Addition: best class of rage 4 cash customers: mone,-making place: a cattie per week; rent $35. Call WILKE, 783 Binrket st P15 SALUON, WITH CLUBROOMS, $1500. oren'duy ‘and’ nigne. with tovw rents on Sutter st.: & moneymaker: im ortant busin: compels owner to sell. Pariicuiars, WILKY, 753 Market st. r OLD - ESTABLISHED C1G A i- &500. Store, with ciub rooms; cuotcest Toc tion in Oakiand: doing & large and elend}'_ t.n\ owner has other business. Call on WILKE, 783 Market st . BAK#sRY AND CONFECTION- E1400. &5F Ctabushed many years: closs 10 Baldwin Hotel; this place does a first-class store trade oniy of daily barrels: clrcam- Slances compel Owner to a great sacrifice. Par- ticulars WILKE, 783 Market st. 24 - CORNKEX GROCERY AND BAK $T00. §550= Partnerin good-paying saioon. '$300— Well-puying bakery and notion-store. $600—Saloon: north of Marke: st $250— Partner in old-established business. —Une of the best Corner cigar-stores. B 0ne o R RSON & CO. 777 Market st VAMP & BREWEN, 777 MARKET ST.. ROOM J'4, will sell, buy or exchange your business. Lodging-house, 38 rooms, $400; resiaurant, $400: cigar avd varie y store, $350; grocery-store, tea and coffee ronte, $750: cigar-stand, $125; resi- dencs tu Fruitva.e, $1250. $250. KESIAURANT, ON PRINCIPAL street, doing fine business; good reason for selling: fine chance for husbahid and wife. 2434 Tuird K175, NEWS ANDSTATIONERY STORE D1 (. laundry “office: death cause of -al laundry pays the ren: investizate. 101%a Fifth! YASH FOR FURNITURE, C fuil value. RPETS, r TC. Facific Fur Co., 228 Stockton st. PAKT OF CIIY Apply 227 East st- SALOON: BEST front: rent $25. $250. PARTNEE IN IGHEST PRICES 10 FILL NEW BUILD. | T ADY WISHES KESTAU- ing. 840 Mission s:.; tel Mint 1821, Jrant: must unlers.and business. 265 Fourth. LN A I SIX ST, BUS S AND | @)E () SALOON 0N T/ ANSFLK CORNER} « Seils furniture and carpets; also storage, D20V, must be sol. Call 2314 Third st MDIASA AUCIION Co. REwovEL cou3 | @UE() PARISER WANTED IN LIGHT Montgomery st. est prices paid. Tel. Davis71 | @D +3DU. indoor business: suited to plain stead ¢ - man satisfied with $18 10 $25 a wee : no provious experieuce required: trial given. 72435 Market 0OMS WANTED. st., room 17. TOUNG MAN WANTS SMALL ROOM, AW IIAN SPLENDID OPPOR- breakiast. dioner: private family: state terms ver week: reasonabie. A. B. oox 100, Call. | —————— e WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. M ACHINERY, BOILERS, ENGINES, BELT- M ing, tools. scales, metais: cash or trade. H. S WHITE, 516 Mission st. near First. \| ACHINERY, BELTING, PLPE, BLACK. M “mith tools, brakebio -k rubber, hose, tools of all descriptions bought and soid. 204 Mission st Braucn siore, 46 Clay st. J. LIVINGSTOU... ADIES Suuss. SOLING, sdc. MENS shoes, soliug, SUc: all repalring dona . halt the usual price. 562 Mission st. bat. lst and 2d. ¢, 1-HAND CLOTHING,DRESSES,SEALSKINS ~ wanted; best prices: send postal. 1020 Folsoin. A PANIBEOKER—OLD GOLL. SILVER, vASI- KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILL PAY - cash 1or clothing and books: send for me. off clorhing bought. Add. COLEM AN 41 Third. tynity for a biacksmith wih small capital ean muke from $100 to ¥12H per wonth. A pp.y 10r particulars to WILLIAM CHEISTEXN, 1759 Seveath st., West Oakland. LD-ESTABLISHLD~ALOUN, 35 THIRD ST.: centrally loceted; close to Call, Examiner and Chronicle buildings;’ must sell at once on account of sickness. ATHI G i STABLISHMENT doing a first-class busines; LOF’S sauitarium: Do agent. Caul Office. FOR SAL suitab e for a doc” Address box 426, EST-PAYINGBLACKSMITH-SHOPON SAN | “Leandro road for sale cheap. D. PRATT, Fruitvale station. QALOUN NEARMARK,T: GoODBUSINES-, D Apply CAR1AN, McCa 0812 Sacraniento st. R WANTED: DAY AND NiGHT SA- 650 Sacramento st., corner of Kearny. ARTN loon. Fok saLi—a LaUNDRY LOST. OST — $10 REWARD FO! 4 green parrot 1o Dr. Tuchler, 1 Dist nguishing calls: RETURN OF 012 Siission st Doctor, Aleck, Loretta. ARL ENAMEL PIN: JENNIE SAMUELS n back: finder rewarded 1624 Uctavia. AITRESS COUNTRY HOT:L, NORTH, 322 50: call esry. C. R HANSEN & CO., W 108 Gea-y st. AND WAIT, COUNTRY hotel: $20: free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. & READY, 6.4-608 Clay st 36 WOODCHUPPERS $1 75 §160 AND 51 A 2O cord, i-foor wood; Ei suinyie box Doit mak- ers, 81 50, $1 25 & cord: ¥3 tie-makers, 8c each, dwood tles. 6 labor city, $1 75 a duy; 3 amsters, $! 7o u da; for vine- ards, farms aud orchards, $20 and $1o. MURRAY & REA Y, 6346 OUKS, PRIVATE FAMILY CITY. $25 erman second girl, $20: 20 giris housework, #20. C. R AN -EN & CO.. 108 Gearr st. ©) WAITERS, $25 AND ROOM: 2 WAITERS, 3 $.0 and room: o waiters, $5, $o and $7 & week, MARTIN & CO., T49 Market s WHO CAN DO LIGHT HOUSE- WOrk can secure a good horie and iearn dress- making. Call, afier 10 o'clock, 116 1aylor st. QPANISH NUNSEGILL: CARE OF CHIL- A dren for proprietor of firsi-class country hotei, south; £15 und free fare: office open tu-day (Sun® day). C. R. HANSEN & CO., 105 Geary st. (3 | IRLS ¥OR HOUSEWORK IN COUNTRY ) towns, see party here: :or hafael Alnmeda 825, saker field £20: call early. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary at. J IGHT COOK, $10 WEEK, CALL KA RLY: 3 cooks, $1U week: C00x,z30 and room: ook, $7 week ~ud room, hoarding-house: 3 cook’s heip. eis, $5 and $6 week. MARIIN & 0., 749 Macker. ROILER: $60: CHOL E PLACE. MAKT & CG., 749 Market st. N Ar COUK, $30 AND ROOM. 749 Marker st. PAETKY COOK, $40; CALL EARLY. MaR- TIN & CO, T49 Market st. MARTIN & CO, “ /ITRESS TO.DAY (SUNDAY) FOR country hotel, 322 50: office open 10 0'clo G . BANSEN & CU., 110 Geary st. MISS AUNDRESS, $25: 4 giris, §20 ana $25- ana countr. ¥10 1o $15. \ COOK, $35; 2 SECUND 15 housework girls, cliy $20 und $25: 8 younggir s, assist, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. T AITRESS: PRIVATE FAMILY ; $25. MIsS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st. YO0OK, 835 GERMAN STY LE; GOD PLACE, MI-S CULLEN, 325 Sut er st. meu LADY DESIKES A HOUSEKEEP er's place; no objections to country. 111 Geary S, room 2. TOUNu LADY DESIR<~ 10 GEI A PLACE as housekecper: no objection to the countiy 207 Post st., room 9. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACEA housekeeper: 1o objection to the country. 11x2 Market st., room 31. 158 VIOLA ki, LIGHT WORK; $10. 325 Rutter st. L HOUSEWORK, COUNTRY ; $20. JLLEN, 825 sutter st. (0K axD HOUSEWORK, COUNTRY, $20: ARMAN AND WaAIl SOME, £30 10 $40 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market 5., ANCH-HAND, $20: CALL EARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st IGHT SIEWARD, $12 A WEEK. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. 1 W ANTED—RANCH City, $20 per monih; per month. W. D. EWER TEAMSTER, farmer, near city LU, 626 Clay st JTENOGRAPHER, $15: OFFICE MANAGER, $20; advertising solicitor, $20: traveling sa.vs- man, $75 and expenses; schooi and churce fur i tuce sulesmun, Coniidential cierk, married janitor, elevator-man.’ 315 Bush st. (membership exclu- siveiy). PRYGOODS SALESMAN AND WI\DOW- dresser: man and wife, posi.ion of trust, $80: head hotel waiter, b side wal.ers, ShOTi-order Cook, night cook. CLERRS' & XCHANGE (member- ship exclusively), 315 Bush st. 700D LUNCH WAITER: 10:30 Tu 1:30. no Sundays: $10 a mon b 2875 Sixteenth near Howard. MARTIN, JUB 1YPEWRIT- 501 Post st., room 19. M ing. 61' LARKIN —BRANCH UrFICK OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and wao: ads taken “OUNG WOMAN WANTS WOKK BY THE day office cleaning. 210 Tuik st., room 7. Y OUNG WOMAN WANTS A POSITION AN Address 1020 Market st., room 11. housekeeper; widower’s family preferred. 7OUNG GFRMAN WOMAN DESIRES POSI- tlon as housekeepcr. 112 Taylor st., room 7. = N EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A 223 Post st pisce as bousekeeper, or will do plain sewing. room 11. Y QUNG LADY WANTS A GOOD PLACE AS housekeeper or typewriter: city or country. 1015 Marxet st, room 17, second floor. ONEY LOANED ON WATCHEN, DIA- monds,jewelry.ete. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant av. YUUNG LADY DESIRES A HOUStKEEP- er's place: speaks French; can do plain mend- 1ng. 122 Post st., room 10. {XPELRIENCED DRESSMAKEK WOULD Like few more engagements by the day at $1 50 per day. 715 Post st TOUNG WOMAN er's position. Seventh, room 10, YOUNG, GIKL DESIRES POSITION a8 typewrlier or booxkeeper. Call 131 Taylor, T. 2. ——————————————————————— WISHES HOUSEKEEP- Call 1104 Mission si, corner of fare pald. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. N UksEGH RL; $15. MISSCULLEN, 825 SUT- ter st. (YUK AND ~KCOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, / Oakland, $25 and _$20; 6 middle-aged women for country. $25 aod $20. Swedish_housegirl, $25; neat Geruwian girl $20: middle-uged woman, s cep Lome, $15: secon: girl, $20 nurse, #16; hous.- &irl, 10 cooxing, $15; 2 waltresses, §20: cook, $25, American fami.y, aud a number of youne gicls for light work, $10 to 315, MRS. NORTON, 523 Sutter st. R0k, %6 WELK: 3 COOKS, $26 AND ROOM: B waltresses, $15 and room: 3 waitresses, $20 and room; 5 chambermalds and wait some, $20 and room: 7 waitresses, $5 a ween; woman to nake ples, cakes, etc.: cook for laundry heip: 2 German women for bakeries MARTIN ). 749 Market st e UT ER ON LADIES AND CHILDREN'S wear; must understand business. C. C., box 108 Cal. ‘ ANIED_B Y AT HOOVER'S FHAR. macy, Californls a8d Devisadero ats.: age 16 0r 17: refereuces. JANTED—STEADY MAN, SMALLJ CALL tal, to improve cash bus.ness. 410 Brannan, JPIEST-CLASS BARBER. 181 ELLIS ST. 7OUNG MAN TO LEARN PICT URE-FRAME making Apply 1214 Stockion st. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBER- 4nia Savings and Loan Society of San Fran- cisco in the nsme or Patrick McDermott, No. 178, 816 The finder w.ll please return (0 bank. OST—A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBER- nia Saviugs Loan Society of San Francisco, iu the name of MARY ANDFRSON. No. 179,166 The finder will piease return to nank. OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA | 4 Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the name of MAKY nODN No. z15.826. The finder wil piease return to bank LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE €2() ROOMS ON KEARNY ST, $3000 #~¢J 9-room flat, very good. 700 25-room house, fine sunny cornsr. 1200 22-rovm house, best corner in city. -« 1100 i¥-room house, all rented, ciears $75. 500 £1-room house, all rented, §600 cash. 1200 44 rooms, spartiuent house, au foll... 2500 18-room liouse on Sixth st . 600 30-room house near the Mint...... 900 28-room house. §200 casb. Ei 450 | City property, ranches business places ror | saie and exchange. I G DECKER, 1020 Market. | —18 ROOXS, NEAK MAZE . ... 8450 £\ A—30 rooms, near Poweli, cieating...... 100 A—90 rooms on Sutter, clears $800...... ...... 3500 Money loaved. SPECK & CO., 602 Market st “'AA TED_TENANTS FOR CORNE and 10-r00m houses. SPEC Ke CO. 175 IN CITY; BAY- D 1 { DL window house 12 roums, clearing $40 monthly: other bargalns. HEALY & CO., 917 Mkt 108 SIXTH—GOOD-PAYVING HOUSE: 17 rooms; cheap: account of sickness: make Cifer. Q4 MISIUN—_18 ROOMS. ALL RENTED: ) goud paying house; price $600; golng East: JPECIAL—MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUN [ OF &) sl xness; 28 rooms; Post st.; net income $150; price $2750." Adam’s Adverising Agency, 72414 Market st. DAM'S ADVERTISIN Al lodging-house F600. N K 60,24 | 602 Mkt | BrST BAKGAL AGENCY, 72415 Doyou want a centrally located if 36 come and inspect our hist. 40-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE. Third sc. (Alameda b ouse). EWLY FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE: 16 rooms: all occupled: cuesp rent. 246 Fourth. 147 CARPET-CLEANING. V.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS. Cieans, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVENS ANTED—A GOOD SECOND CUOK FOR W i‘ifi‘;‘i’é&-&s'&fi}“‘ Lesding Employment S':,‘;&fo"f,gs_‘;}.&".; o o AU ANITED — AMERICAN COOK, $30: GER- man cook, $50; rrotestant second girl. $20; French nurse. $25: German nurse, §26; girls for housework ana assist. LEON ANUKE, 308 Stoekton st. LAD\' CASHIER: PUBLIC INSTIUUTION matron: toy and fancy goods salesiadles; truveiing salesludy, $12 and expenses: s enog- rapher: (sundry cashier. {ovalid’s aitendant: pro- fessional nurse, $21. Ladjes kxchange, 313 Bush s (membership exclusively). SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HOUS-WORK, 4 IN FAMILY, GIAL For nursegirl, $ 0 721 Ellis st. NHINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 YEARS: help: tel. main 1997. BRADLE Y & CO.,640 Clay UNTER & U CILLN ESK AND JAPANESE emp. office, 6141, California st. tel. main 281 _—_— CEL k82 AND JAPANE-E KMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O Farrell, Tel. k. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice, best help, 3148 Sutter st,: tel. Grant 30. 2 WAMTED-YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 16, TO assist in light houseworx. Call afier 9 A. », 2456 Seventeenth st. (GEL FOK LIGHT HOUSEWORK ANDTAKE Taree ©f baby: references: good home. 528 u _— (QEERATORS. HAND SEWERS AND EX- perfenced apprentices on vests. 6414 Stevi son st. OS“DALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS—ROOMS 25¢ to 8l per night: $1 to $4 per week: hot and €oid baths. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. > FUCIHS, Sec., 825 Grant ave. = 2000 mev'e snoca: beer slnis ammon: oy ie-8 than one-foarih their value; from 25¢ 16 32 60, 662 Mission st.. bei. Firstand Secoud sts. OY 14TO 17 YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT 200 Sutter st. . PAIRS StnOE~ —ANOTHER LOT OF DAM~ HOU-E, 519 SACRAMENTO, A, Mo CREERY, prop:ietor;rooms 15¢; $1 per week. $30 BAKBER.SHUP FOR SA.E=IN . Western Addition; 3 chairs: good Toca- tion. Inquire 106 Kilis 8t MOSEY LOANED ON WATCHES, Dfa- monds, jewelry, ete. Uncle Ha-ris, 15 Grant PHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIEY and children’s dresses. old £old and silver. J. SILVERMAN, 984 Folsom, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Mgr.. 35 and 40 EIgiitn st.; telephone South 250, ' BEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED Wil ¥ Joor work send 10SPA ULDING S FioneerCaes Pet-beating Works. 353-57 Yehama s.: tel. So. 4. EW HANDSOME 16-FOOT OAK BAR AND back bar; burgat 512 Bush st. norse and wagon. Apply at 385 I F\SHALL MARKET, FILLMORE ST, BE W ashington and Clay: an excelient opnortus for marketmen . we are about to open u firsi-class marker containing 19 stails fitted up in elegant style, with plenty of sir, ‘ight and ventilation, Ko~ man tiling in vestibule 'and fountain and flower stand in center; an except'onul chance for dow - town dealers to open a branch or new dealers 1o begin business: (Lis market will e right in the center of the best pa ronsce of the city. Appy for stalls to BUVEE, TuY & SONNTAG, 624 Market st. ), GRUCERY: FINE STOCK AND $AOUU. ixtures; horse and wagon: llving rooms counectine: well estabiished family crades in vest business part across the bav: rest cheap. good reason for seiling: will stand_strictest in- vestigation. Apply i. OESTERREICHER, 650 rket st.. opp. the Palace. = RESTAURANT; NEAR MARKET &1000. st.; this Is the best chance for any one willing tu g0 into husiness: seats nearly 100 owner wiil stay until buyer is thoroughly ac- quainted with business. G. R., box 2, va.L BAKEKY, i KANUH TOYS, NOTIONS, ) school supplies, laundry: near School: no op: positio 3 sunny rooms, furnished or unfur- nished: must seil:” sickness; Twenty-third and Folsom sts. q’:“,o WOUD, COAL, HAY AND GRAIN DO - business and mémbership in Coal-deal- ers’ Association. 42415 Third st ‘ JANTED—TO BUY OR WILL JOIN PART- nershin in first-ciass poulirs and (produce bus- iness; siate fuil particulars Apply 1. S.. room 381, Brookivu Hotel, Bush st. q-“ 77 VARIETY STORE; GOOD STOCK, DO D. fixtures. etc.,compleies 5 sunny rooms: chicken-house large yara; b0 young hens: for sale; rent §25. K. £, box 5, Call. cash or exchange, CU“.\EIR OYSTEK-HOUSE AND TAMALE &rotto with a fine bar trade; hot lunch and meals cooked to order; propr.etor will remaln 30 days if required. 2801 Folsom s. ARGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF SIC miliinery and dressmaking business iished 6 years: first-ciass trade. |§ALBEK- SHOF, BILLIARD- HALL AND 3 cigur-stand in large country hotel Apply 3364 Tweut,-first st. NESS; . estab- 8571 Nineteenth. A CCOUNT OF ILLNESs; SALOON, 3400 MIS- sion, cor. Thirtieth: a bargain: elegant fix- tures; low rent. Apply on premises. ALTNER: BEEK-BOTTLING AND WINE bhusiness: no experience necessary. 71 14th st SRUIT-STORE FOR SALE: GouD THADE: first-class neighborhood. 409 Geary st. J OTION-STORE, CIGARSZAND TOBACCO, for sale cheap. Apply at 133 Ninth st AMP & BRIWER, 777 MARKED STREET, J'room 4: to buy or sell yeur bustness. ‘OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST. LARG. est and best estabiished retall fruit, prod- uce, poultry and game businesses in Lalifornia. wholesale department dewunds eutire time o present owner; an exceilent cpportunity for an energetic man. Address 0., box 200, Cad Office. VARPETS CLEANED, ReNOVATED L(KK new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson: tel. . 225, DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO, 402 Sutter; tel. Main 594 GEO. WALCOM. prop. 3 REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE [-CLEAN ing works 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. £ FOR SALE—NOTION STORE: BARGAIN: S large rooms; large lot. 2143 Dwight way, Berkeley. _ QELEND:D TERN-WHEKL RIVER PAs- genger and freight sceamer for saie. Apoly 1o STATELER, General Agent North Pacifie , 638 Market si., S, F. LEANING, 56, LAYING oc; oU SAM- ples reo; tel. Jessie 944. Stration, 3 Eightn, VAKPEIS CLEANED & hEAUVATED LIKS new. XSTenth; tei. South =6, Mackintosh & Co. ORTLAND AGENCY “CALL” INQUIRE this office or 123 Third st:, Portiand, Or. UFFEE AND L{rhA KhOUTeS SUPPLIED from CASW ELL & CO.’s, 415 Sacramento st. 3. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO. + %40 lath st cleaning Sc. u yard: tel. Mis. 74, WATTS, reltabie carpet-cieaning,renovig,alter- . Sda works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie $31. VONKLIN'S CARPHL - BEATING WORAS, 535 Goiden Gate ave Telcphons Easi e ———— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. PN VY ADVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- falty : privaie; no fee without snccess;collections G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. Stocktn, DVICE FREE; YRIVATE MATTERS: MOD- erate foes : open ev'gs. McCABE, 108 Larkin, DVICK FREE: NO CHARGUE UNLnSS S Al W DAVIDSON, 937 anmu.\‘x FOR 5 CENTS—TH® 1 wraooer. for mailing. WEEK'S NEWS A WEEKLY CALL. FURNITURE FOR SALE. A~~~ A URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, ters. showcases. AN COUN DERSON, 1121 Marke:. STORAGE. e T LOWEST RATES—HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A\ pianos. advances made; fireproof building, k. W. ZEHFUSY, 840 Mission. el Mint 1851 T LOwW BATES—rUKRNITURE. CARPETS Abiazos, hossehoid goods; _clean, light. com: partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 101 101023 Mission st, above Sixth; open evenings