The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 8, 1897, Page 12

1897 12 THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1 0000000 2 __THE SBAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 189v. Fourth race, Palace Hotel s:akes, handicap steeplechase, full course, value $1000. .... Sam Tate. 4138‘ 116 Auteull..... 125 148 28 239 The Bachelor..115( 217 JO C.... 242 Presidio. -128| 217 Viking, Fifth race, one mile, selling, 239 Collin: .....104] 239 Little Cripple..104 PLASHY SPORT Poish... 212 Daylight. Sixth race, seven furlongs. . 84 211 Yule i3 Dmpetv mp. Ivy.... 208 Zamar.... 282 san Tuzza. 136 Ostler Joe. Lilitan M. St. Philip. 212 Cod; Bettors Landed on the Mud Larks and the Ring Quit Loser. “102| ...207| e SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. First race—Terra Archer, Elmer F, Una Colorado. Secpnd race—Count of Flanders, The Dipper, Plan. Third race—Hildreth entry, ‘Water. Schiller. Fourth race—Corrigan stable, J O C, Shasta Rey El Santa Anita, the Derby Winner, Beaten Out by Viking. Coupon III, Fifth race—Lucky Dog, Perseus, Day- light. S Sixth raco—Zamar II, Ostler Joe, San ! Tuzza. Three First Choices Annexed Purses at Ingleside—Miss Lynah a Very | Useful Piece of Horseflesh. EMIL NEY'S ROBBER. He Identifies J. K Hesketh as the Man in Judge Campbell’s Court. J. E. Hesketh, who was arrested early Sunday morning for robbing Daniel Fiem- ing, a teamster, at Fifth and Perry s-reets, Lad another charge of robbery booked against him yesterday. Emil Ney, an ex-policeman, was knocked down and robbed oi his gold waich and chain on Market street on Sat- urday night, November 6, and reported the robbery 1o the police. Yesterday he went to Judge Campbell’s court, where the preliminary examina- tion of Hesketh and his companion, Don- ovan, was being held. He identified Though a most disagreeable day at the | track, the usual attendance of the “‘faith- ful’’ saw five showers of racing at Ingle- side. The sou’'wester whistled and screeched through the grand stand and everybody went about under closely | reefed sails. Starter Culdwell resembied | a bydraulic miner with his damp-weather | make-up, and the jockeys, clothed in their oilskin suitings, looked like slabs of bacon | ready for shipment to the Klondike. | Three of the*five favorites sent out won | Hesketh as the man who robbed him, and purses and the books were hard hit all | so notified the police. Assoon as Hesketh d | was taken back to the City Prison he was e s | booked on the charge. Rey Ei Santa Anita, winner of an Amer~-lS NUW MSPEGTUR' ican derby, was siarted in the opening Dockery Gains a New Title by mile run and suffered defeat. He was rightfully made a pronounced favorite on Having Olive 0Oil An- alyzed. his class, but was allowe | to losf along by | Hennessy and at the end was beaten outa | length by Coupon III, the 8 to 5 secoud | choice, ridden by H. Martin. M. F. Tarpey’s sbifty imp. Islingto | filly Novia downed a large gathering of | two-year-old talent i the six-furlong | sprint which followed. The good price of | 4101 was always obtainable about her, | Grooers Will Be Arrested Who Sold and soon showing in front she led Wa- i tomba out with ease by a couple of lengths. | Adulterations for the Pure Martin also piloted the winnmer. Preston 2 | Article. came from |ast position securing the show. | Miss Lynah, the !ast daughter of [ Faustus, carry ng W. B. Jennings’ colors, | defeated Scotch Rose, Leora and a trio of | two-year-olds like breaking sticks. She was extensively backed at 6 to 5, and won in a capter from Bliss Rucker. The latter | colt was away budly, and snatched the place Irom Scotch Rose the last jump. The mile and a sixteenth event was declared off, and a six-furlong dash with s field of nine stubstituted in its place. Moylan, witb Thorpe in the saddle, was quickly played down from 3 to 2 to4 to 5, und in a very close finish got tue verdict | from the fast-coming Schiller by a scant | head. Charies A, a 100 to 1 shot, stumbled into the show. The heavy going proved too tiresome | traveling for dainty fitéle Tes Rose, the 9 to 5 choice for the seven-furlong run which | concliuded the day’s sport, and after run- ing in second position to the :treich she ended up fourth at the wire. Fleur de | Lis, away well, had all kinds of speed, and led Sweet William past the finishing post by over a length, with Etts H a zood l‘ For the past few days Milk Inspector Dockery has been taking and baving tested samples of a preparation sold by various local grocers for pure olive oil and has thereby added another title to his al- ready exceedingly long list. | Soma of the samples taken proved to be amixtiure of cotton and mustard seed oils and were 1nvariably sold as the pure ar- ticle. Warrants were sworn to yesterday by Dockery for the arrest of fourteen gro- cery firms, Itis the intention of the Chief Inspector to pressail such cases. Other samples of oil and like goods are stiil in e hands of the chemist and it will be a few days before the results are known, but the prosecution on those casesin the hands of the inspector will commence as :00n as they are set for trial. Those who will be arrested for selling imypure oil for pure olive oil are: E. W. Buck, Hayes and Gough streets; Sand- hivd: beck & Sverirup, 1001 Larkin street; J. J. —— | Carroli, Fell and Webster sireets; J. | Hougs, 3999 Seventeenth stree' ; Wallman TRACK ITEMS. Bros, 1743 Elhs streei; t. Krebs, 2300 T | Sutter -treet; Bernard F. Bruce, 1016 plla‘::fioxl:ll{ix;n“ ‘Q_\-ls.?,;efhm,:h'fg"" DeeD | Goiden Gale avenue; Schmidt & Stabl- B. J. Jonnson made his first start at the | mam. 1601 kol-_om_q;en: Bruce Broe., mesting witn The Piutocrat He is a vers | 1247 Folsom street; Henry Maller, 1701 sLifty co.t when right. Devisadero street; F. W.Meyer & Co.,Devis- Sweet William and Tea Rose were standing | #dero and Geary stieets; A. Simon, 801 fial-footed when the barrier went up, which | Larkin street; Irvine Bros., 1421 Stockton aid not materially he!p their chance. | street; Hermann Guerdes, 1825 Powell Littie .\lluny nl mu\lcnm‘ gflng :o make & | street, and Roenr & Eggers, Fourteenth name for himseif i the sacdle Away none rd street-. too well with Bliss Rucker, ho perseverod, and | 200 SHowardsire cniching Joues on Scotch Rose napping at the | e “'W‘.y ‘A-M"_ end, stole the piace by a short head Rey EI Santa Anita iooks weil and should | George Rose and George Southwick, the two win his nextstart out. The stable evidently | young boys who were captured by Officer Mc- d.d not faucy him yesterday. Murray of the socieiy for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children as they were leaving the Following are to-day’~ entries: ! First race. one mlie, seliing. | Stockion boat on Monday, have the officers 207 ‘\,n\",\' Blue.. 13; g;; Una Colorado..104 | ou the hunt again. They escaped lasteven- 69 Doartion.. 1 Velos.. ---.93 ! ing from the home of the Ladies’ Protective 335 Harer Gueiin 98| 534 Sat Dance.. 107 | LG Relief Society. Last Saturday they raw 212 Terra Archer. 104 239 Veragua........107 | AW8y from thut piace and weat 1o Stockton with a strange man, who leit them when they | started to return.’ Tne bovs toid several stories and caused the officers much trouble. e 241 Highland Bail.111 s 227 MelvinBurohm106, 209 Eddie Jones ... Did Not Pay for Goods. Thirl race, one and a sixteenth miles, hanaicap. | George Inglis and M. N. Laufenburg have 28% Lucky Doz.....110| 216 Double Quick..107 | been sued by Baker & Hamilton for $1404 04 230 Fonsovanuan.. 94 (218)shasta \ ater..104 | alleged 1o be due for goods delivered by the 245 Schiller. 108 203 Argentin: 98 | plaintiffs to the defendants. Second race, seven furlongs, two-year-olds. 230 Cnt of Flandrs.106 240 Los Prietos.....115 “THE CALL’S” RACING CHART. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB—In‘I‘?!ME Track—Thirty-second day of the Winter MNeet~ ing, Tuesday, December 7, 1897. ather rainy. Track sioppy. 949 FIRST RACE—Onemlie; three-year-olds and upward: purse $350. ] 1 | | 1 | Be:ting. Jodex.| Horse, age, weight. | st.| 14 1% 3% str. | Fin. | Jockeys. Op. . 2138 |Coupon 111, 3....103| 4| 21 | 2;4 | 211 1h 11 |H. Martin 85 RevklstaAnia 8115 3| 3315 3 3167 312 | 24 |Henuesy. 45 i'fk Msrl‘;'n. 4. | | Zg 1 1{, ‘ in 23 :4;0 IFm\en 30 Salvester, 4 5 61 | 52 | 4h |E Jones. 30 Presidin 4..... 111 | 51 4h | 4nh 4115 512 |Mclatyre. 80 La France, 4. B 73 \ 73 | 66 | 63 |Powell 150 55 .| Haclenda, & 8% | 8115 6215 78 715 |Gouin. a0 128’ |=corcner, 3. . I wETlsr . 8 H. Brown 12 Oood_star. Won first thres driving. Wianer, Miller & Blazer's b. g, by imp. Marieabursrdy ST 5. Wianer, Miler & Blazer's b. &, by Imp. Marteahurst-My Index.| Horse and weight. Jockeys. ‘;u:eumf:l 220)|Novia.__________107 Martin 5 23, Wa.omba......... 103 Fl Hrnir\\‘: ; 121 |Prestar...........108| |Stevens 12 231 | Roxey Murpny..107| Macklin | 15 227 |Finstein. .10 |Con ey 8 197 | Roule te Wheel.. 105 |E. Jou 25 179 |Sociailst..........107 Thorp 5 (397)| Al Koran 110} Claw.on . 11-2 170" | Outlay. 108/ Gray ....... 25 227 |Ca awba s U Mcietols. 5 209 |Uncle True.......103] | Holmes........ 40 Good start. Won handily. Winner, M. F. :I‘lrpe\ 'sb f., by imp. Islington-Hileen. Ti 8. ‘)44 THIRD RACE—Fivs turlongs; all ages; purse $500. - T Index.| Horse, age. weight. st | 3 Str | Fio | Jockeys ofiem"fii. (221)| Miss Lynab, 4....107| 2 |38 |82 |32z (& 3 236 (Bli s Rucker, 2., 87 4 |8 I 35 Inays T2 its 83 |Scotch I'ose, 3...105| 1 23 | 22 | 3114l 211 |Free Lady, 2..... 88| 6 l 43 48 209 |Hermco, 2.....0 90| 3 | 84 | 538 224 |Leora, 6... 124) & | 13 | 134 10200 start: Won easily. Winaer, W. B. Jonnings & Co’s ch. £, by Faustus-Tallabens. Time, 945, ¥O URTH RACE—Six furlongs: seiling: \hree-year-olds and upward; purse $400. Index.| Horse, age, welght. | St. 13 " Fin. 221 (Moylan, 4........112| 2 B3, | - & , 207 |schilier, 47113 1 ine v e 229 |Charies'A.’8.....107| 6 6h 3h 100 Red Bird. 4. 07| 3 T 4135 300 45 | na Colorado, 6.107| 4 72 53 15 433 |Hany Gwynn, 8,110 4 5h 6% 20 194 |Monitor, 4.......7107| 7 2h 74 |Golaen 7T 15 40 175 |D. J. Tobin, 3. 102( 8 9 88 |0’ Donneil 20 50 182 [Imp. vy, 6 110{ 5 EREA 9 Macklin ..... 20 0 T At Won first three driving. Winner, k. Corrigan's b g. by Bradford-Eisa Rosailnd, me, 1:17. - 94, FIFTH BACE—Seven furiongs; three-year-oids; purse $400 | Index. | Horseand welght. |St | 14 % | % | & | P Jockeys. 182 |Flecr de Lis...... 109 1| 11 | 3 In | 1 1134 E. Jones. 08 |Sweet Willias 7| 5b | 213 33 | 32% | 31 & it Buai.... 3| 41 | 634 42 | 42 | Zh |Mackio...ort )|Tea Rose TIi. 4 2n (1 221 2% | 82, [Clawson” Lone Princess .. 104| 5| 32 | 43 | 515 | 5 510 ibe Plutocrat ...107| 2| 82 | 9 81" | 72 | 614 | 80| 8u 5| 9 8h | 9 92 e e s e b P i) B i G00d start. Won easily. Winner, A. J. Stemler & Co’s br. £, by imp. Maxim-Fieuroite, Time, 1:81%; NEETING OF HORSEMEN. The Breeders Form an Associa- tion and Will Incor- porate. The Outcome of the Expulsion of Charles Boots From Ingle- side. Last night at the Baldwin Hotel an im- portant meecing of the racehorse men of the Pacific Coast was beld. It was for the purpose of forming a mutual protection association of the breeders to encourage and foster the industry. The meeting was the outcome of the ex- pulsion of Charles Boots and his stable from the Ingleside track. At the meeting a committee was ap- pointed on the incorporation and another committee was appointed to formulate a cons'itution and by-aws. Porter Ashe and H. H. McPike, attorneys forthe new association, were instructed to file arti- cles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. THE STOOK MARKET. There was no change worthy of note in mining stocks yesterday. though there was an upward tendency on the afternoon call. Occidental is assessed 10c. The Con. Cul. & Va assessment falls delinquent in oftice to-aay. The Monarch® Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company of Ormsby County, Nev., nas n rssessment of 13 a cent per share; sale , Jauvary 3. The tollowing local bonds will pay semi-annual interest in January: California-sireet cable 5s, Contra Costs Water 5s, Los Angeles Lighting 6s, both issues, Mar<et-street Cuble Kailway 6s, Ne- vada County Narrow-gauge Raliroad 7s. Northern Railway of California 6s. Park ana Ocean Ratlway ©s, Park and ClLft House Kalway 6s, San Fran- clsco and Morth Pacific Rallway 5s and Southern Pacific Kallway of Arizona 6s. Assessments Pending. Following 1s a list 0f assessments now pending: i Delinge Couraxr. No |Amt| mthe [sale Day | | Board. Xxchequer...... Gould & Curry. . Best & Eeicher . Con. Cal. Va . Gould & O rown Potut. Overman =corpion . Beicher.. Utah Alta . Union... Occidental, BOALL SALES. Following wero the sales In ihe San Francisco Ftock Board yesierday: EFGULAR MORNING EFSSION rOMMENCTNA 9:30. .07 50 Confl......78/500 L Wash. ©03/450 Crn PL... 101200 Potost. 16/i00 & & CIUUIST(200 ... $0 B&ks.. .47 1 50 Justice..52 VU Savage 300 Bulilon ..06[260 ... ......53 200 & Nev. 300 Chollar... 321100 Mex . .\..26200 Union.... BU CC&V...1.25'500 . 51300 Utan, AFIEENOON ESSI :30. 500 Alpbs....07) 10 CC&V...1.25200 Ovhlr.....62 20) Andes. .1 |20 CPoin’. 11500 Ovrmn....U6 600 Belcher..17/500 G&C. ... 4(|_0 Potost . 200 & & b....501500 Justice....51 10 Bavags. 5uv Builion...07/50 ) 62200 8 Nv_." 400 Chll 8:1300 .27 1841100 ... 48 550 ., 3¢{100 Ocetdt.1.20/104 YJacket.. 31 Following wars Lt taes n the Facifi: Siock Eowid yesierda; RFGULAR rrmarnx—10:0, 300 Atons.....07500 CCV..1.2714/300 Mexican..27 210 Ana. 04 300 . +1.30/ 60 Occidt... 200 ...........05 50 Conti......75 200 Ophir. 150 Andes....16 2000 Con im. U1 200 Ovrmn 200 Beicner....15 1800 Crn it...1150) Fotox 200 .. -..16/500 Excbr.....05 200 800 H& B....45 400G &C.., .57 400 500 ..... 9500 Scornlo 400 Bolliy 000 BB&EM.. -35| 00 SNev... |30 Jusuce.. . L 84/500 ... £5] 200 Kentek AFTIRNOON FFSSION—:2), 07:500 Exchar...C6 00 Potosl.....43 1750 6 &C......40/200 . 011500 Scorpion..01 500 U9 1400 Justice..5 30 BE&EM. 100 Caleda... 17500 Kentuck..05 200 s N 200 Cblinge. . 2://00 L Wash.. 0 +35|205 Mexcu....2 5,200 .. 100 . 4L200 UDII-I’A:. 900 1090 Conn 500 Con Im....0]1 Uu Puios 300 C ... 111100 CLUSING GUOTATIONS. TUESDAY. Dec. 7— & ». a0 Bid. Asked ; Bid. Asked, Alpha Con.... 07 Ot|Julia . 0 - Alia... 04 0:fiustice 52 b3 Andes weee 15 16| Kentuck - vs Beicher. 17 It|Lady Was 03 Best & Bichr.. 51 b:|Mexican. 26 37 Bulllon ........ 08 US ccidental 130 - Caledonia, a7 astopsle: o 68 OF Chollar ... 41 4x0Overman...... U6 06 Con. Cal & Va.l.25 110U I'otos 45 48 Challenge Con. 24 2.|-avage 23 24 ‘on. imperial. 01 V.| eg. Belcher s 08 Confidence..... 74 —|Scorpiom... — o Crown Polnt.. 11 L' ierra Nevada 60 51 Con.New York 01 U2 =1 ver Hill. 0z u3 Kureka Con... 20 - |Standard = Excheguer... 05 23 Gould & Carry, 41 05 Hale & Norcrs 1.20 34 FAOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. TUESDAY. Dec. 7-2 7 x TNITED STATES HONDS. Bid. Ankw., TFas eoun.113 — U S dareg. Lcnew menei:b — | MISCELLAN £0U% moxou WCDIASe. 1143, — NP C.5s.... 10115 Cal Elac L, 64 128 |Oak Gan 837 304 CotraC W bs 991410215 Lo 2d is 5s... 11114 Dppt-stex-co — = 88ia Ummibusve. 12314 ko L&P 63149 [P &0 Ryds. 11U Bid. Asked. adisg — RUULLY F&CHRR 63167 10914 Y&Ch Ry 6y. 08 1 Geary-si K53 — iul |}wist KR8:1lo — H (&S 3141102 107 (keno, WLEL — 105 losane Lés — 100 |ractoP &u. — 100 LDoGnieed 81 971210214/ tF&N RS54, 10514 106 MxtsiCbiess 26 — (SPRRAnz3i 104 10414 DokyCon bs 11235 — NatVin6sls. — 100 NevCNgR7s 100 N EyCal va. 10934111 A By Cal e 1001y NPGés.. 104l — [SKioussss WATKE STOCKS. {SPRRCalsy. 108141097, ih}’l(l(kll.)m ¥ [SPBrRCaids. 10714 — |8V Wateros. 11865 [SVWaters. a0 vy - 1023 LontraCosa 42 50 [Spras Valley 9934100 Maniave.... 20— i WAS AND ¥L¥CTRIN mTOSKY Capteat, . — 25 |Pacific Liza, 5214 68 Central....., #8154 — |SFG&Elec. 943, 95 M Kleo Lighi 141y 15 [-an Fruncecd . s34 UMK G L &H 551; 5614 SIOCKION. ... A.z: = Fas Gns dmp 9%, - INSURANGE €TOCKY. Fireman'sre188 — | TR COMMERCIAG BANK STOCKS. ADglo-Oal .. 55145 — |First Naloall86 180 Bankot Cal.. 24213 — |LondonP&A.129 1293 LuBL&LCo 99 100 [Verchmx. . 1z - HAVINGS BANK STOCKS Fers&ron. i580 — (Sav&iosn.. — 100 HumbS&L.1u5) 1160 | ~ecurdty.....250 — Mutpal....... 35 4U |LuiouTr0.950 — browv Uniga — 500 STREKT %a1LROAD STOSKYL 10634111 (UneSL&HAP 100 v Presilide e 8 — . 377 3814 e 87 MISELLAN vous sTOrK S Almaxarzre. 96 961y Nai Vincn — 8 iser Lead Uo. 105 — | )ceanicSSCe — 32 HawC&sSCa.. 2414 2414 Pac AuxFA — & Hucasrus 379 i vacBoraxCa100 = MecnXAssu v - |rart Pmade 7 — BALES—MUKNLS+ Sedaid s, 95 26 10" a0 95 50 50 Giant Powder Con. . 3800 50 Hawallan Commercial. . - 24 28 50 Market-st Raflway.... 52 62 5 Mutual Electric Light... ... 14 75 785V Water 99 75 90U Vigorit Powd 3 50 10 do do 3 6214 Street— 100 Market-st Railwa 52 50 26000 & P Branch Rallway Bond: 107 50 30 Vigorit Powaer... 350 EALSS—AFTERNOON sxasls Board— 20 Almsks Packers' Association.... &0 Giaat Powder Con 150 Markei-st Raliway 25 Hutchinson = P Uo. 45 Mutoal Electric Light. 10 Pac Gas Tmp. .. 50 & F Gus & Klectric Co. 110 AV Water. $4000 S P of A Fonds 490 Vigorit Powder . 375 The total cost of the Suez Canal ex- leuded £20,000,000. SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CaLr— Corner of Market and Third streets, Open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street. corer Clay: open until 8:30 o'clock. 359 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Misslon streets; open entll 9 o'clock. 143 Ninth street: open until 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open till § o’ciock. MEETING NOTICES MOUNT MOR{AH LODGE NO 44, F_and A M.—Meeting THIS (WED NESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 oclock. Third degree. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. J APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, vest help, 314 Sutter st.; te.. Grant 30 MERICAN MAN AND WIFK WISHES s.thation on small ranch or dairy. Address E. k.. 225 Golden Gate ave, HOROUGH BUSINESS M.N WITH GOOD reputation desires a position: any one having an openin: iu office or salesman. collector or traveling agent: competeni o fil any of the above-mentioned positivns. please address M. O., box 12, Cail. OY, 15, WILLING, WANTS TO WORK F 'R voard, lodging and small wages. 2115 I owell (GABDENER, FROM ENGLAND, WITH wants a situation or take 's residence: wife housekeeper X. B..box 70 Call Cflice. TEALY YOUNG MAN (25) DFSIKES POSI- tion in grocery store or some hing similar: satistied witn room aud beard the first month or two while learning. Address J. 0., box 9, Call. and dressiaker. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. £ MISSION LonGE 169, F. and A, M.— (2668 Mission si., bat. Twenty-second ana Twenty-third)—Called meeting THIS (WELNE-DAY) EVEN- ING, at70'clock. Third degree. By order of the W. M. . D. BUNKER, >ecretary. W FXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. and A, M.—special meeting THIS (WEDNESD\Y) EVININ December 8, 8i 7350 O'clock. First degree. THEO. E. SMITH, Secretary. K. R. B, ATTENTION!—BUSI- ness of the utmost im portance THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING FSIDE: HOLLA\NDERS ARFE REQUESTED TO meet THUKSDAY, Lecember 9, at 8 p. M, at Liberty Hali, Pythian 109 Murket st ~an Francisco, to devise ways and means 10 _cele- braie the coronation day of WILHELMINA, Queen of the Netheriands. (Signed) A FEW OLD HOLLANDERS, g’ PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER- banging. HARTMANY, 239 Third st. 2", NOTICE — ABANDONED CHILDREN in the Roman Catholic Orphan _Asylum since July, 1896: Mabel Madison, age 7 yur’ Isabella Leveque, age 8 years; Mary O’Laary, y ears; Margaret Stack, 7 years; Mary Warren, 12 years; Mary Sullivan, 8 ycars. . FAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR rollections mad Collection Co., 415 Mon [ aty or country. Pacific gy st Toom 6: tel. 5550. =0 STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet baths. 120%5 Geacy, room 11. JITUATION WANTED bY A RESPECTA- bie young man; has long experience in botiling wines and Liquors and cau tend bar. Piease ad- dress H. B., box 10, Call Office. EFINED GERMAN, 24, DESIRES POSI- tion in hotel or restaurant: will learn how to cook: first-class reference. 1. ¥., box 30, Call. TANTED—POSIITON OF T vate oflice by thoroughly reli. man of good xddress. iate of N e ki Lest of references. 1. B. I, box 14, Ca:l Office. /OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: ANY kind of work: city or country; understands «are of horses, cows and garaen; furnish refer- ence. Add. JUHN a. MCDUNALD, 214 Third st. HELP WANTED-Continued. ANTED—AT 323 FREMONT ST, OPER- ators on .zump”gw—r sewing machiues to make LEVI STRA Us> & CU.’S riveted clothing, also flannel overshirts and underwear. w y , BY SA ALESMFN WANTED T SELL A ple at wholesa'e and retail: zuogh salflonlsl‘; h”: salary or commission. Address Cen “{““‘kl]‘ly ufacturing Co., 495 £ightn ave, New Y or 2 AWRENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOOL, L A076 Marker: » perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: call and be convincel. TEW FRENCH SKIRT PATTERNS, 254 i ess maers furnished positions free. McDow- @il Dressmak lug and Mi linery School, 103 Post. OST CONVENIEN M Wincnestar House, 44 Third st. near Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1'50 per night: $1 60 to 35 | per wees: free bus and bagzage 1o and Trom forry | T AND RESPECTABLI ——— HELP WANTED—-MALE. A MINE WHO CAXN EN & €O, 108 LACKSMITH FOR C. R. HAN harpen arills. Geary st MOKE COAL MINEKS C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st 6 AKER, SMALL PLACE, NEaR CITY, $30 androom. . R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary. UHN SCHUSSLER, THE BARBER, PLEASE C. k& HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HOTEL, SEE PARTY call. JORT R, COUNTRY COUNTY. W ANTED—_AGENTS 1N EVERY S B Eureka Steam Cooker, 320 Devisadero, GENTS FOR APOLLO INCANDESCEXT gas lights. 139 1 1lis st. ADY AGENTS 10 SKLL GOODS ON COoXe S mission. Adaress C. 1., box 109, Call. ROOMS WANTED. POUR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS: REASON- able ront; chiliren. K. M., box 2. Ca'l Office. ROOMS AND EOARD WANTED. INGLE MAN WISHES BOAKD ing in private famil P. R. 8, DY WILL TEACH PIANO, ETC. IN RE- toen for reom or board. L. O’y box 40, Call ‘.\‘X D 1.LODG- .. box 8, Caul. BOUGHT. W. Lor, 226 Lilis st. LD GOLD AND SILVER MUND, watchmaker and tiere. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. v S ORINIY. BOILERS, 5 l';~;dBEL"‘l': (as CKSMITH, axb FoUND, G | M ing, tools. scales, metais: cash or trade. A}(\f{l}:{‘\;fiuts;lk{)lf lfigu(irlr; st. B S WHITE, 516 Mission st near l' rfL il PXPERIENCED BOX-MANGLEL, $35 AND ACHINERY. BELTING, PIPE, BLACK- board. . . HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HOREMAN FOR PRIVATE PLACE, COUA try, $20. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 105 Geary. DUSSIAN YOUNG MAN TEACHES RUS- \ sian; read and write: 75c an hour. Apply, 3 t0 5, rcom 161, 126 kilis st. JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AC- quainted in city as driver in city. or to take a route of some kind on couwmission; reference. Address P. C., box 88, Call Office. YOUNG MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH city would like position arlviug delivery wagon or something else; must have work: euces. N T., box 5, Call. g00d refer- 0SITION BY F11.5ST-CLASS BARBER—CITY orcountry. Address Barber, P. box 118, Call Y ELL-EDUCATED GENTLEMAN OF GOOD reputation and with the best of references de- sires to have a situstion in oflice or banking firm. Address A. K. L, box 4, Call. .QTEADY YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A place as dishwasher or willing to take any kind 5 MES. DR FISH, 10134 GRANTAV.EM 2 electrician:alcobol ‘I urkish baths: unrivaled of work. Ca'l or address 243 Shipley st, bet. Fifth and Sixth. J APANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION with priviiege of attending school. TANAKa, 1329 Pine st. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JIBST-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation: 214 years in last place. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter si. NEAT WOMAN WITH GIRL 6 YEARS DE- Ires situation ; best reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. JUPERIOR INVALID'S NURSE DESIRES 2 situation: refined a nd obliging; bes: ref.: city or country. M1SS CULLEN, 325 =utterst. ADIE see J. —FOR A FIRST-CLASS SERVANT . CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. APANESE — EXCELLENT FIRST-CLASS cook with good experience desires place to work. Address K. M., box 23, Call Office. 7OUNG MAN JUST FROM ALASKA WOULD like to be staked by a party to return and prospect; either private party or company. A. X., vox 95, Call. APANESE HOUSE-CLEANER WANTS JOB to wash windows, sweep rooms. etc., by the day or hour. Address GEO. KUELA, 502 Leav- enworth ANTED — POSITION IN WHOLESALE store as porter or drive delivery wagon. Ad- dress FiSK, 647 Miuna st. NEAT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL GOOD COOK AN and laundress: 214 years in last place: $20. MRS NORTON, 328 Sutter; telephoae Green 721. WANTED BY ged man with good reference. R. G. all Oftice. y ATCHMAN — PO-ITION middi box 105, JTERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS. ¥ LAMEERT, 417 Powell at.: telepuone Main 53321 turnishes best heip of all nationallties. QITUATION WANTED Bi GOOD GERMAN > girl a8 upstairs girl or general housework. Call or address K. 8., 28 Turk st. JLDERLY GERMAN LADY WISHES SITU- U ation todo lizhi housework and take care of chitdren: German preferred; good howe the ob- ject Apply 34514 Third st I EFINED YOUNG WOMAN, COMPETENT and reilab e, wants position in small family; wages $20 to 825. 5113 } rankin st HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subseriptions and want ads taken. 339 C HOREMAN, $20, BOARD, ROOM,” ETC.: J ranch hand who can prune, e:c., 825 per month: man to cut meat and drive some, $25, 1oom, board, etc.; 50 woodchoppers; bar man and wait some. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. M “mitih tools, brakebio-k rubber, bose, tools of all descriptions bought and soid. 204 Mission'st. Branch store, 46 Clay st. J. LIVINGSTO. ADIENY SHOES. SOLING. 35c; MEN'S 0es, soling. S0c: all repairing dons st halt Lies o ® 56 Mission sc. bet. st and 2d. ALSKINS the usual price. ;D-HAND CLOTHING,DRESSE: S Z wanted; best prices; send postal. '1020 Folsom. 9 BAKER'S HELPERS ; ~HOP BAKEK, $40 © and room; restaurant baker, smail piace: pas- try cook, $50. MARTIN & CO'., 749 Market. W AIIER, $12 A WEEK: 3 WA ITEKRS, §7 A week: 3 walters, $25 and room; 4 waiters, $20 and room; night steward. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st }30A RDING-HOUSE COOK, $9 A WEER AND room: 3 cooks. $8 a week: 5 cooks, $10 & week; night cook. $12 a week ; broiler, $60: pasiry cock, '$65; 3 boarding-house cooks, $25 wnd room 3 second cooks, $6, 37 aud §8 a week: cake baker, window work; 2 boarding-nouse cooks, $30 and room. MAXTIN & CO., 749 Market st 8 WOODCHOPPELS, 81 75, 81,60 AND 81 ) cord, pine, oak and red, 4-f0ot wood: 83 tie- makers, 8 each: 36 labore:s for sawmills, $26 and found; 10 farmbands $25,$20 aud $15: 8 teamsiers, '$20 and found: choreboy, 14 vears old: bricksetter, harness-maker, granite-cutter; soilcitor for a large carpet-house. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. _‘ AKER, COUNTRY HOTEL: 8 COOKS, 3 waiter aud 3 disnwashers MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. QTEWAKD FOR A LARGE MINE, 8150 PER X month and found. Full particulars from MU K- RAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay W 2N 1ED—BAKER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $30 per month: 2 furnace men for quicksilver miny, $60: 4 miners, $60 per mounth; machine Diacksmith, plain work, $8 to $10 per weel strong boy with some experience in machine shop, $3 10 84 pe: week; 2 sirong boys for factory, 83 per week; farmers, walters, milkers, cooks nd disnwashers, and others. W. L. EWER & CO., 626 Clay s.. g’( PER MONTH AND R PENSES, POV clothing-packer (on road): traveiing bil POSter and istributor: advertising exchange man- MOXEY LOANED—W ATCHES, DIAMONDS, M jewelry, siiverware Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav. ager, $50: wholesale-house packers. 313 Bush. VW AITER WANTED AT THE MANHATTAN House, 825 Eattery st. INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 1 MIRD 6T, NR per nighi: and respeciubie; Laggage 10 and trous ibe serry. ‘Vlulnv 200 rooms 26¢c io 8150 1180 10 38 per week; conventea: iree Lus HELP WANTED-FEMALE. WAITRESSES, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY hotel, steady all year, $20 and free fare. C. R. WANTED. J. DOLD, 722 VA Taltor lencia st. (AILORS FOR SOUTH AND EUROPE: 'also carpencer. 26 Steuart si., upstairs. CLASS WOOD CARVER. RS street. 110 MaIN MAN WANTED stands pressing on vests. TOUNG WHO UNDER- 64132 Stevenson st e ——— HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st ADY WISHES POSITION 10 MAKE Br DS = 0 iodging-house, or can work in smail noton- ASTRY COOK, $25; PANTRY GIRL, COUN. store or bakery: am at home irom 10 a. 3 o 5| Ftry note!, $25) waltress, same place, $20: see P30 call for 3days; no uifler-. Koom 27 ihi:d. | party here. C. R. HANSES @ CO., 108 Geary St e £ A Sk "OUNG LADY DESIRES PLACE AS ~TEN- DESTAURANT WAITRESS, $ A WEEK l) Ographer or housekeeper: no objection to coun- | I\ and room: waitress, city hotel, £20: German | — s 1015 Market, room .7, second floor. second girl, 820: Germun cook, :akersfiela, $: TIDOW FR CAST NEED M ployment at work by ihe day or housework. 364 Jessie st. THE EM- Y TOUNG LADY DESIKES A PLACE As Lousckeeper: no objection to the country. Call 118 Sixth st., room b: ENOGRAPHER—YOUNG LADY OF PRE- posessiug address. wages notso much an object s permanent posiuon. Address C.;K , box 40, Cail. HUTEL HOUSEKEEP-K: WILOW: NO IN cumbrance: experienced: aged 28; reference: 1. G, box 43, Call. QALrSLADIFS_MILLINELY OR FANCY 13 gouds; vaiuab.e connections. G. C., 42, Call. Yoo NG LADY JUST FROM SALT LAKE City desires position as housekeeper. Apply 1203 Geary st., room 6. housework girl for Presidio, :20; Petaluma. §20 San Kafacl, $20; 20 girls, bousework. citg, $15 and $20. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary 81, FOR_ A » K. HANSEN & CO, 103 "RENCIH-SPE AKING restanrans $20. NTED—ST1:0N6G BOY ACCUST horse: OM 1D TO Apply at 226 Eddy st. at 8 4. M. SHER WANTED, 4823 FIFTH ST, KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY A.. Cash tor ‘clothing and books: send for me y NBEOKEE_OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- AWNBROKEK—OLD GOLL SILVER, ¢AST- EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE 4 Elocution, 1215 Octavia st, San Franc MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Pro G. W. Bayniam, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate of the tchool of Oratory, FPhiladelphia, Pa. teacher. Ofiice days, Thurs. P. M., Saturday A. M. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, shori bana, typing, telegraphy, languaces. Englis! branches: eiectrical, civil and miniug engineerinzs eurvesing, assaying, navigation, ew; 20 teachers; day and evening write for catalogue. JR00KKEEPING—THERE 18 NO COLLEGE on earth whose course is as thorough as mine; 4 108 weeks only required: rapidity ac figures & specialty. TARR, 855 Market st, room 572 YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 525 MONT- gomery s.: individual instruction n short band, typing, bookkeeping, ielegraphy, eic.. life Echolarship low rates per week ana nonth. UN1'S DANCING ACADEMY, 320 POST: J juvenile classes Sats., 2 P. 3 : private lessony daily, 10:30 10 5; adults’ ciass Mounday evenings. 'NGINEXRING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining, mech., survey,assay, archit.; day&eva; est. 1864. A. VAN DEK NAILLEN, 935 Marken OCAL MUSIC, MA KCHESI SYSTEM; TERM 3 months. 811 Leavenworth si. JINGIN PIANO: PARIS GRADUAT French, Spanish, Ger. lang.: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. M3 DANCING M “aduits class Sat. 8 P o GAMBLE'S DOUKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., eic. ;day, night: $6 mo. 1504 Mit. .0p.Sth. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOUL OF ACTING— Puplls rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building TDLAM SCHUOL OF ELOCUTION AND D:amatic Art. 928 Sutter st SCHOOL: 817 Devisadero. UITAR, MANDOLLN, ¥IANO AND VOCAL lessons: $3 mo Ma Westh-us 39 Fifthsc LOST. J,O5T-GOLD WA1CH; MONOGRAM wL. T i M.': lost bet. Emma Spreckels bidg and ~ixth st, to Mission st to Seventh st.. return and re- ceive liberal reward. 51413 el st. \Y AN1ED—DISHWASHEK. 210 FIRST ST, VW AIER WANTED AT 613 CLAY ST. JRESSMAN WANTED ON PANTALOONS AT 734 Montgomery st. room 1. HOTEL, $20; PRI OST—STONE MARYEN 4 Zinkand, Sunday nig) ZIMMEKRLY, 259 Kearny, BUA AT CAFE Please return H. Lo and receive rewar.. OST—A COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY mouths old: answers to name of “Mac.” ward on return to J. H. SAM M1, 114 Sacrame PEARL MFDALIO NIESAMU TOUNG WOMAN WISHES GOOD SITUA- tion 10 do generalhousework: heip in kitcaen: al50 chamberwork. Ad.ress 1154 ission st JESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW, PRO. U testant, wishes a situsiion as bousekveper 1o widower's family: is good plain cook ana good sewer: cily or country. audress orcall 705 Laguna TEKMAN WOMAN WaNTs Tu DO WASH- ing and cleaning by the day; $1 and car fare. Address box A, 143 Ninth st JOUNG GIRL, JUST FROM DENMARK, wishes situation fu American family, Call or address 2662 aty-second st (GEEMAN WIDOW WISHES A PLACE AS nhousekeeper: ilke to keep her 4-year-old girl with her if possible; clty or country. Apply 1215 Folsom st. TERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION to keep house or do general housework: good plain cook. $10to$12permonth. 5U4 Howard st WOGERMAN GIRLS WANT TO DO GEN. eral housework and 1ittle cookiog. 561 Harrison. MERICAN LADY WISHES SITUATION as housekeeper; no objection to country; is wiiling and oblixing. Call 87335 Marketst., rm. 24 JOUNG GIEL DESILES SITUATION A ciismbermaid. Call after 9, 2215 Hawthorne st ot Howard. Y ounG LADY DrSIRES TO GET A PLACE as housekeeper: will do plain mending. 821 Mission st.. room 6 I ESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK: A good American cook: will do piain washing. Callat 1163 Marke: st INTELLIGE AX . REFINED, STRONG A metican woman desiies housewors, with or withou cooking, in family of 3 or 4 aduits. no washing: can furnish vest of references. F. . R.. box 18, Cali. Y UUNG WoMAN er's position. Call Seventh, room 10, G WISHES HOUSEKEEP- 1104 Mission st, corner of SKMAN LADY WISHE: board; good home. \ CHILD TO 43613 Hayes st. TLY FROM THE housexecper; willing 2013 Geary st, room LADY, East. desires a to take meuding. QWEDISH GIRL WANTS WORK BY 1HE day in private family: washing and ironing, or house-cieaniug. Address 540 Shotwell st eor. Twentleth. l KE*PECTABLE PARTY DESIRING A GOOD home in exchange or light services: refer- ences required. Aadress k. C., box 7, Cail Office. ,Y l’oL‘NE LADY DESIRES A HOUSKKEEP. er’s place; no objections to country. 111 Geary st., room 2. OUNG WOMAN WISHES WORKING housekeeper’s osition or do plain mending. Fourth st.. room i. " OUNG LADY DESIRF~ 10 GEL A PLAGE s houseke:per: no objection to the country. 207 Post at., room 9. Y OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objectlon to the country, 1122 Market st., room 31, M VIOLa MARIIN, JUB TYPEWRIT. iug. 501 Post st., room'19. 615 LABEIN—BRANCH OFKICK OF THE CALL subscriptions and wan: ads taken. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day office cleaning. 210 Tusk s, room 7. Y OUSG WOMAN WANTS A POSITION as housekeeper; widower's family preferred, Address 1020 Market st., room 11. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN DESIRES POSI- tion as housekeeer. 112 Taylor at., room 7. NEAT vb’gxu}xxnu‘s fil:n WaANTS X ce us b or o pial 233 Foat at., room 15, T ko MONE\' LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA- mouds jewrlry,ete. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant ay. YQOUNG GIKL DESIRES POSITION AS Lypewriter or bookkeeper. Cail 131 Taylor, r. 2. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. CRixEsE S JAPANESK: EST'D 20 YEARS, help: tel main 1997. BRADLEY & CO.,640 Clay 5 ROY ABOUT 16 TO LEARN TRADE. CALL | Poituacis liberal owarn. 1ot Ooruin W oaie oy oot aonmteg. 855 SOHBAS after 8 at 419 Front st. s : = = = & R ADY, Leading Emp. Agls, 634-636 Ciay st. | - = e REAT DANE. BRINDLE COLOR: AN S =5 [ QROESAERE oy RESAIRENGERIRD swers name Hector: leatner coliar; sullabie g REING HOUSEKEEPER, $10.-| W work forgoid man. 756 Howard, nr. Fourth. |reward. 2410 Polk st., near Union. ANMIsS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. —— s TS s Lt : , = i AN OF BUSINESS ABILITY; SMALL CAP- = AT P WORKING HOUSER kpew WitH & Mt requireds cait todny. S050 MaS QAR B e e o chiid, $10. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutier st, * | Toom 1. Distinguishing calls: Doctor, -Aieck, Loret:a. VCOK AND HOUSEKEEPER, $20. MisS | QINGLE, ELi ERLY T FOR PROFES. ST—A PASS-BOOK WITH THE BE R- C LN sob Suteer 2o 5> stonal offios iotks . will scquainzed N et BF S50 8 200 DEPVE WITE TuE linse e T e o e e R e e e e e R S R . e LD, T v — 816. The finder w.ll please return 1o bank. ‘ it DAL NTS T0 THADE CITY SHOP : R - MARKET 5T.—b YICE ur InS \ EAT SECOND GIRL, $15. MISS CULLEN, | A for one in country town. or wil buy on eas; : WADE wis & - 1004 taken. l\ S Gavnine Aadrass i 4 CALL: Want wis un cripuio s R., box 85, Call Office. —— e JECOND GIKL COUNTRY, $20; 2 SECOND L girls, eity aund conntr:, $20 and '$25; 8 young iris, assist. 820 and $257 6 young girls, assist, $10 o515, MISS C N, 325 Sutter st. . 835 MISS CULLEN, 100K ; INSTITUTION 320 Suiters . J EAT GIRL; HOUSEWO #15. MISS CULLEN, K; 2 IN FAMILY; 25 Sutter st. W AITBESS, $20: WAITRESS, SLEEP home. $15, only few hours' work. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 rutter st. OUK FOR AN INSTITUTION, 830 AND room (call early); cook, $6 a week: cook, $25 and roum: cook. $20 and room ; cook for laundry heip; waliress, $5 a week and room: 4 wailresses, 25 a week; 3 chambermaids, $20 and room; coox, %8 a week and room: head waitress; 5 young girls, small restaurants, $3 10 $4 a week: pastry ook, $30. small place: 7 chambermaids and wait some, $15, room. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market. 2 GIRLS: COUNTRY LAUNDRIS +) $25 and room. i $20 TO MAKTIN & Cu, 748 Market. SECOND GIRL. $35; GERMAN X UKSE, $20 French seamstress. $20; French maid, $25; 5 cooks, German style, $25' and $30: and a great many girls 10 #ill our numerous situations in city and country. J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 316 Suiter, TANTED—STEADY MAN, SMALL UAPL tal, to impro cash business. 410 Brannan. US_DALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS—ROOM~ 260 \ to 31 night: §11t0 $4 week: hot and cold baths. AKBERS ASSOCIATION FREE E Blnent omce: J(0() BAIRS S:0ES —ANOTHER LOT OF P men’s shoes: beer slightly camaged: at le sihan one-fourth their value; from 25¢ ta $2 50, 562 Mission st. bet. Firstand Second sts. y r MPLOY- S FUCHN Sec, 325 Grant ave. FOUND. URSE, IN MISSION, CONTAINING BEADS and small sum of money; suicable reward. Return Call Office. OST — SMALL GOLD SKULL WATCH- charm with diamonds set in; finder will be rewaraed. E. A. M., 646 Murke! st. O3 MARKET sf., NEAR SECON leather purse. Call at 843 Howard st LIGHT OY 141017 YEARS OF AGE APPLY AT 200 Sutter st. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE DAM~ HOU-E, 519 SACRAMENTO, A, Mc- CREERY, proprietor;rooms 15¢; §1 per week. WATCHES, DfA- Uncle Hacris, 13 Grant. ECRUII'S WANTED FOR TH& UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: 8i¢bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to oecoms such: must be of good char speak. read and write MOSEY LOANED ox monds, jewelry, ete. acter and habits and able 1o Engiish, aud be between b feet 5 inches and 6 fee: in belght. For further information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Eilis st. Nan Francisco, Cal JTENCGRAPHER AND T3 PEWRITER FOR country, $20 and found. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 316 Sutter st [ ANTED—3 GERMAN COOKS, $256; NORTH German s-coad girl. $20; French nurse, $206; nurse wiih refegences, $20: German nurse, ¥-0; girls for housework and assist. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockion st. G R GIRL OR WOMAN WITH A child: shor: distance; call between 10 and il a M. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Fowell st. WO YOUNG COOKS, 8. HOUSEWORK girl, American family, $25. MiS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. PROFE.\.\VIUNT\L NURSE, $21; auendant: cashier, ladies: laundry cashic; copyist. 313 bush st W ALiRESS ¥oR CIty, ZETTE, 420 Kearny st. JERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL TO DO COOK- 1ng, assist with housework. 2101 Paclfic ave, (9D, TAILOR:SS AND BUTTONHOLE: maker on custom coats. 91514 Sutter st TKONG YOUMNG GIRL _ FOR GENERAL housewors; wages $20. 3740 Tweuty-fifth st. (5 1RL WAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- A work ut 117 Bartleit st.: small family, XPRIENCED GLOVE OPRRATORS AP, Piy Crown Glove Faciory, 412 Marke: st INVALID'S amus-ment “hall; sale widower’s housekeeper; $20. HOTEL GA- EAT GIRL FOK G $8. 128 Diamond st. 7OM . N 1O WASH NAPKINS: come ready to work. ERAL HOUSEWORK, BAKERY; 612 Kearny st. (GTRL FOR GRNERAL HOUSKEWOKK. Valencia st., tu-day, bet. and 12, (300D, GIRL FOR LIGHT g00d home. 633 IIOUSEWORK; Apply 801 Hayes ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO take care of two culidren and do sewing; res- erences required. 1909 Van Ness ave. ANTED—YOU LADY TYPEWRITER, Wir mee i e Spreckels builuing. ELP IN KITCHEN. Taylor. PPRENTICE WANTED coats; experienced. IRST-CLASS TAILOKESS ON COA Califoruia st., room 11. COATS. 419 OUNG GERMAN ilght housework. 109 TURK ST., NEAR oN CUSTO! 706 Folsom st. x GIRL TO ASSINT IN 3443 16.n st, cor. Banchez. "IRST-CLASS CHOCOLATE-DIPPE. NT- ed. GEU. HAAS & SON, 810 unxel::‘rn.MNr IRL FOK LIGHT HOUSEWORK ANDTAK T 1) are of baby: references; good hume. b2 SOLING, 35c; MEN'S oes, soling, Buc: all repairing dos the usuai price. 562 Mission st bet. Jot g UNTLE & Cu. CHLNESE AND JA PANESKE emp. office. 61414 CalOFULa st., lel. main 231, ONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA. monds,jewelry,etc. Uncie Harr's, 15 Giant wy, CHL\ESZ AND JAPANE~E KEMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farrell, Tel E. 426. ) LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF 615 CALL Subscripiions and want ads \:’f:l:: ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES jor sule; also ladies’ and msses’, from 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good repairing: shoes made to order, any style. 'Contral Repsiring Shop, 748 Mission, near Grand Opera-house. -ROOM FLAT, VERY GOOD.... 35-room house, fine sunny corner. 22-room house, best corner in city. 18-room house, all renied, ciears $75. 8700 1200 1100 500 81-room house, all rented, $600 cash. 1200 44 rooms, apartment house. ail fali... 2500 18-room house on Sixth s . 850 30-room house near the Mi; 900 28-room house, $200 casb. 450 City property, ranches nd business places for H. G DECKER, 1020 Market. sale and exchang $25 CORNER LODGING-HOUSE OF 18 - Tooms near citv iront; steacy roomers: cheap rent; call to-day. HEALY, 917 Market & 108 SIXTH-GOOD.PAYING HOUSE: 17 - roons; cheap; account of sickness; mako ofter. : —_—— CHINAWARE. QTYLISH HAIECUT 10C; LLEGANT SHAVE L 5e; clean towels. 602 Pacific st near Kearny. JHOEMAKERS! M_E,'\'S UPPI';R8770 MEAS- Dure: g and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st QALLORS AND ~ ORDINARY SEAMEN waited at Lane's, 504 Davis st.. neac Jackson. 4 MARKET 51 BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: waut ads and subscriptions tuken. M EN'S FING CALF SHO, Vimen'ssoleiug, 35¢: only Riovs 150 1075C PER S TO OLDER, 83 60; me price. 959 Howard. NIGHT: 50CTO $1 50 per week. Orental, 225 Dromm st. W ANTED—AT MONCA A HOUSE, 76414 Mission: men to iake rooms: 10¢, 1b6c and 28¢ per night; 60c. S0c and $1 per week. EN TO LEARN BARBKR TRADE IN 8§ weeks. S. . Barber College, 13815 Eighth, B EN'S SOLEI G, 50c: LaDIrs, 40c: WHILK you walt 638 Market: branch 767 Market. 615 LABRIN—BRANCH UFFICE oF O CALL SiMON WANTS 100 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE - ueeror wine bui ves: iree funch. 643 Clay. JLCHY HoUSE, 86315 MA LK1 20¢. 25¢ Lo 30¢ sught LLUE vk UNCALLED- up o $1 2o, THE Sulscriptions snd want ads taken. T.ST.—ROUMS B 10 52 week. OR SHOES FROM 25C 562 Migsion st., vew. 1st and 2d. TEY ACME KuUsk §57 NARKET Jow Sixth, for a room: :5¢ might: $1 a week, QINGLE ROUMS JGe AND 1c NIGHT, Siad stweers Lindell Hoase, Sixth and Moy W W ;\:&hhfl:‘ HOUSE, 44 room: tree ‘bus soy ST., Bre ANTED. TOCOLLECE WAGES DU ¢ K ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, s 110 Sutter. THIRD st NK rooms, 260 a night; reading 'd bazgage 0 and trom the ferry. [ ANTED—LABURKRY 10 know tor. atill run; Iarge rooms; AND MECHANK that Ed Kolkin, Xeno House mn.m o Denver Housa 217 Third st Ade S¢ per night: $1 10 83 per week. FURNITURE WANTED. ANTED—FURNISHED ; . W L Y., box 35, Call Office. JASH FOK FUKNITURE, CARPET C full value. Pacific Far Co., nggwcmaex‘:i e IGHEST PRICKES 10 b1, ing. 840 Mission s:.; tel, klhnx.x:gi\{ e 121 SIX 1 H ST, and carpets; also I5RlANA AvCiION GO Moutgomery 4 NEU AN « sells furnlinre BUN S, AND storage, REMOVED (0 13 liihest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 BOARDING WANTED. OTTAGE OR SMALL HOUSE wa 1o children; state rent. Address FOX, box 19, Call. TALK ABOUT BARGAINS: * READ THIS: Dinner sets, 50 pieces, lighi gray decora! with border, per set, £4. o Dinner set, 50 pleces. wiid flower, trimmings, per set, $4 50 with gold Dinner se:, 50 pleces, bellflower decoration. with £0ld handles and trimmings, per set, $3 75. CHEAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA. CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE. ELITE CHINAWARE A SPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA (O, Stores Everswhere. 52 Marke. Street, San Francisco Headquarters FREK. BICYCLES, WA'ICHES. CHINAWARE CARPET-CLEANING. T AR S QLAY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: tieans, moves, iays carpets. G. L, STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Kighth s.; telephons South 250, " h‘:..\.\\k;u A.; ué;;r.‘upxlfiuusrxn wWIirg Poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Ploneer(: Pet-beating Works, 353-57 enama st. m.g::: ARPET: CLEAN D, new. J. MCQUELN, RENOVATED LK® 453 Stevenson: tel. 8- 935, DVANCE CARPEI- CLEANING G Sutter; cel. Main 894 GEO. SN pron: WALCON, prop. REAT EASTERN ST ing works. 14 8tb, B, LEANING, ples tres; AMCAKPEI-CLEAN GRANT, tel. Jessie 201 9C, LAdidu, s KU tel. Jessie Y44, ' Stratton, 3 K (CARPELS CLEANED & RENUY new. %5 Tenth; N ATED LIK& tei. bouth 6. Mackintosn & Ca. . MITCHBLL, CARPET-CLEANING O « %40 14ihst.; cleaning Sc. a yand: il Mis gt WALTS, relinbie carpet-ciean i vi i 3 %,1en0Vig,alt + Ation works, 418 McAllister. Tel Jessin 9, ONKLIN'S CAKPrL 333 Goidea Gate ave. 1 BEATING WOKax elephone rass 126 FURNITURE ¥OR SALE. A~~~ ROOMS AND BATH: 3 LEDROOM with “bedding: well 1 3 : rony 14, "d)E; well furnished kitchen, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- aA#I:y:pqul + 10 fee wkih out success ;collec:0ns - HOWE, atty atlaw,830 Market, cor. >00Kta. DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNL; 5SS 500 A TN DAVIDSON, #37 Markeise