The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 16, 1897, Page 12

2 2 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 ® e o, TEE R R e e e el Ll MORELLITO WON i HARTIN UP Superb Riding on “Jockey Bill's” Part Landed the Racine Stake, Monitor, With 1500 to 1 Laid Against Him, Made a Great Showing, Lucky and Dog Ran Away With a Race Changed Hands—Watomba Tirst in Handy Fashion, | | | The Racine stake for two-year-olds, val- ued at $1000, was decided at Oakland yes- | terday. The distance was six furlongs, and of the six starters, Morellito, a son ot | the dead Morelio, trained by Mat S:orn and ridden by Willie Martin, proved the fleetest footed. Tue betting all favored the Oakiand stables’ pair, Torsida and Novia, the former with Skeets Martin up being the one relied upon to carry off the prize. The Burus & Waterhouse duo, Eddie Jones and Sybaris, commanded second call, while 5 to 1 was obtainable against Morellito. After a long delay, Ferguson sent five of them away; Her- moso being left. Sybaris was the one delegated to make the running, and he set & merry clip for Torsida 10 the stretc: At this point Tersida was third, but “Skeets” .made a shoot out and soon showed a couple of lengths in front. The heavy going, though, proved too much for the filly, and Morellito, taken to the outside patn, headed her again and, in a drive, downed Eddie Jones a length. Torsida wus a bang-up third, The winner | was splendidly ndden by Martin. | 1he books ull guit well ahead on the | ¥, but two slightly backed favorite- | winning. Valencienne, 8 to 1, Count of Flanders, 110 3, Watomba, 8 to 1, Morel- | lito, 5 to 1, an Lucky Dog, 8105, were | Lorses which earned brackets. Lucky Dog, the notorious mudlark, | reveled in the heavy goinz and a weakly | played 8-to-5 favorite captured the final seven furiong run away off from Double Q Sam Hilaseth ¢ntered the Darebin | Lorse in the race, a selling affair, to be ) for $700. He was boosted $500 by Ed Corrigan and Hildreth let him go. Probably a lenger price was never laid against a horse that madeasgood & suow- | ing as did Monitor, a starter in the sec- ond event. One penciler had the temerity | to chalk 1500 to 1 against the gelding, which | geiting away well 10 a poor start, actuaily led into tue stretch. but tired and finished | third. A big bunch of fifteen two-year-olds | started in the opening five-lurlong scram- | b.e, with Rebel Jack holding first piacein | the betting at o1ds of 5 t0 2. Gray on Valencienne, an 8 to 1chance, showed out | in the lead soon after the start and was | never headed, leading the favorite out by three lengths. Barney Schreiber's Im- perious was third. i Tom Ryan"s recent purchase, Count of Flanuers, was an overwneiming favorite ior the six furlong sprin: next decided, and had be not outciassed his company many pounds would have suifered de- feat. Mercutio, Walter J ana Ch'c de- layed the start for some time and Fergu- son finally let them off to a very str: gling start, the Couat being the tail- ender. The 200 to 1 shot, Monitor, and | Frompto cut a fast clip until well into the | stretch, where Clawson by hard riding managed to vet the favorite up, and in a hard brush with Mercutio got the verdict by 4 peck. Monitor landed in the show. The Baliw:n entry, San Venado, opened an 8 to 5 favorite for tue inird event, n five-furlong spin, but receded to 5 to 2 and finished ibird. .Doc Tuberville made his first appearance at the meeting on Wa- tomba, against which the ringlaid 8 to 1, and beading the others when straightened for the wire got the Montana lilly home an eisy winner over ihe post favorite, Lord Marmion, with Willie Martin in the saddle, e TRACK ITEMS. After ap 1investigation of the Senator Bland-Howard Mann race the judges have exonerated Holmes and-he can again accept mounts. count of a too iiberal use of scratch blanks. In future at Ingleside and Oakland, and until further notice, it shall be optonal with the judges as to the extent of dis- quaiification 1n cases of fouls. It has been a custom for all time when a horse is dis- qualified for a foul that he shall be placed last. The officials at the tracks, in view of the fact that at times the track is apt to be muddy auring this the rainy season, and that there is bound to be bumping on bad tracks, have decided to give the judges power ro place horses back a position in a race instead of placing them iast. Thus if two horses are front clear of thbe field and one bumps the other without intesfering with any otber horse, the judges may reverse the positions of the iwo horses without affecting the vosition of any other horse in the race. Shouid a horse interfere with more than one horse, his position in the race may be changed accordingly. Intend- ing foul riding will be stricily dealt with. Following are to-day’s entries: Firs: race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, two-year- olus. selling. 280 Ocean Elue,.... 99] AlGorta........101 252 Hertha ......... 9! Uncle True.....102 262 Sing Wing......1u3 ~an Carlos 99 . Tenrica......... 99 Morana 100 96, Outlay =198 Rt ~econd race, one mile, selling. 212 Coda 102 The Drammer.109 250 Presidio 274 Mrs. oh 275 Dick Behan. 1109 229 Zeune. ‘100 235 Su Alguoa 109 109 105 93 105 275 menator M 258 Fanny S........103| 247 Veloz... 247 Terca Archer...102| Third race, eleven-sixteenthsof & mile, LWo-year- olds. +76 Al Koran.......104| 273 Yule. 274 Greenbuck 11.., 99, 280 Toto. 280 Kebel Jack..... 93| 257 La Goleta. 243 Socialist........103| 244 Free Lady .. Fourth race, seven-elghths of a mile, all ages, high-weight handicap. 272 Spunwell .112| (20)Flashlight. . (273) biiss Rucker...115| 378 Mainstay....... 7 Kubicon. -140| 246 Horatlo . Fifth race, one mile, selling. 263 wucen Safie.... #3| 183 284 Tom Anlerson. 98| 223 142 O'Fleeta........102| 265 Perseus. 252 ~anTuzza...... 106 255 Charles A 228 Meadowiark ..102| 263 Colliins.. 277 Songand Dan el02 Sixthrace, seven-eightis of a mile, seiling. 275 My:h ..104 3 Sly.. (1¥6)Fortunate et The 205 «sric 1L 105| Kafaela .. .... Breax o' La 105| 279 Los Ceriilos.. 196 Aivin E 99| — - ¥OR TO-DAY. Sing Wing, SELECTIONS First race—! Uncle True, Aluminum. Second race—St. Aignon, Dick Behan, Cod Third race—La Goleta, Free Lady, Yule. Fourth race—Rubicon, Bliss Rucker, Malostay. ¥ifth race—Perseus, Wawona, Queen Safie, Sixth Kace—Fortunate, Break o’ Day, Myth. ONE MORE CONCERT. The Hopkins Art Institute Is to Have Another Excellent Evening of Music. There wiil be but one mecre concert at the Hopk ns Art Institute after to-night, which will take place on the 23d. The concerts there all this season have been marked for their excellence. The programme for to-night is as fol- lows: Organ overture, “L'Italiani in Algeri” (Ros= sini), Emilio Cruells; sone, ““For All Eteruity’” (Mascseroui), Arthur Cohnreich, viclin ob.i- gt by Henry Heyman; rong, “Good-night, Fareweil” (Kuecken), Miss Greiche. Fernett, accompanist Mrs. Gussie Fuegel-Crist; vio- ioncelio, “Fantasie Hongrois” (Gruizmaec hr), Lovell Langstroth; so:g, ‘‘Love’s Nocturne' (Kellie). Miss Gracé Ewing, accompanist Mrs. | J. R. Meckenzie; trio, e Maria'’ (Adoivh Locher), violin, celio’ and piano, manu- scrint, first time, Henry Heyman, L Laug- stroth’ and the composer; song, “The Paims” (Faure). Arthur Cobhnreich; organ, prayer irom * Lonengrin” (Wagner),' Emiiio Cruells; soug, ““Deepin My Memory’ (Strelezki), Misd Gretchen Bernett; violonceilo, fantasie, “Cav- aileria Rusticana” (Mascegii), Loveil Laug- stroth; song, “This I+ the Time for Koses” (Lassen), Miss Grace Ewing; organ, march, (Weber), Emilio Cruel ol s ¥ong Get Wiil Come Back. Fong Get, father of the little Chinese boy who plays in “Tne Firs: Born,” and who himselt piays the role of the keeper of vegetable stall, writes from New York to John T. Gray, bailiff of the United States Circuit Court, to the ef fect that he aad “‘the kid” will reiurn to San Francisco next Saturdsy. Both are in good health und are delighted with the histrionic profession. . REAL EE‘ATE TRANSACTIONS Tenjamin D. Dean to Young Women's Christian Association, 1ot on % line of O’ Farrell street, | 90 W of Gough, W 30 by S 120: also ‘ot commenc ng 190 W of Jough street anu 120 5 of ' Farrell, W 30 by 517:6: ¥10. Louis Lipman and Carl D. Salfield to Anglo Caiizornian Bank (limited), lot on E lin- of ~tan- an street, 50 N of Frederick, N 175, E 106 0, E 25, = 50, W K75 W 106:3; $10. Freterick C. Jon 0 Julla A. Jones, undivided haif of lot on_ S line of Fourieenth street, 75 E of Folsom, E 25 by > 100; also undivided halr of lot on S line of Ivy avenue, 106:3 W of Laguna sireet, W 25 by S 50; #10. The fifth race was declared off on ac- Heury, Sarah an1 Martin Beverson or Bever- “THE CALL’S” C Wednesday, December 15, 1897. Weather RACING CHART. ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB-Oakland Track—Thirty-ninth day of the Winter Meeting. fine. Track heavy. FinsT BRACE—rive furiongs; two-year-oids; purse $300. 7 3 Index Horse, weight. | % | s | [ Q. Vaiencienne. ....108! |13 | 138 ‘ 7. [ Rebel Jack.. o8] | 4n ‘ 41 |7-2 2 imperious 108 1 51 | 214 i3 i Prince Blazes.....108( 6ig | 61y Thorpe s 8 8 Moringa .. 108 {21 |71 Devin. {30 B0 \ aino 115 | 3115( 83 |Spencer. 10 x flu 108 817 82 Plzeout. f@n as Kaiserin.. 115 ‘ g B! T. McH Cl20 2 Ocenn 118 11 |11 | | Mooney 40 o0 18 10 {1034 | | MeDoual 40 50 262 1086’ 9 ‘ 910 |H Brown... 10 10 (19-) Toto .. o 115 12 13 i | haw. ‘ 7 7 469 Iraden ..., 103 in |12 Clawson e - Bessie Lee. 103 a8 dags ] iconn . 10 150 Bodacia.... 108 | | | sell..........| 20 80 sen to Herman Romig. lot on Sline of Twentleth street, 25 K of Shotwell, £ 35 by S 95; $10. rdwarl H. and ldeile G_Mitchell vo'William H. Hartwell, 10t on S line of Doriand street, 135:6 W of Church, W 25, S to point on N boundsry line San Miguel Ranch, S 78 degrees I 20:134 N SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. HELP WANTED-Continued. ADY WOULD LIKE A STEADY PLACE AS 4 stewardess: no objection 10 traveling. Post st.. room 1. 228 123:7 10 beginning: ‘85, Estate of Mary Dolan by Thomas Dolan, execu- tor. to James Lyons, lot on W line of Sanchez streer 55 N of Sixieenth, N 27:6 by W 100; $3000. \alter T. Robinson to Irabella W. Robinson, lot on E line of Scotiand street, 112:8 N of kil- the {XPERIENCED GERMAN GIRL WANTS A piace ss housekeeper or will do plain mend- 223 Post st room 11, 2d floor. [ day; terms $1. OMPETENT LAUNDRESS AND HOUSE- ner, with best references, wants Work by 315345 Stockton st bert, N 25 by ¥ 57 6; also 1ot «n K iine of Quincy street, 95 ~ of Californis, S 22:6, £ 65:6, N 20, W 11:6,'N 2:6, W 54; aiso lot_on W line of Ho OMPETENT COOK WISHES SITUATION in private family. Call 227 Hayes st. street, 124 N of 1 wenty-second, N 30 by W 1:2: s ‘Antonis Canepa to Salvatore Serio, lot on S line of 50.vara lot 1497. alstant 91:6 K of Taylor N 5736 (> Water,91:6 £ of Taylor, JOMAN WANT- WORK BY THE DAY AS lsundress or housecleauiug. low ave., cor. Polk. Call at 43 Wil by S 57:6), 81450 William Oswa'd to David Oswald, lot on N line Pacific street, 136 W of Mason, W :6 by N 60.81. Same 10 same, 1ot on Sk corner ot 50-vara lot CANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES STEADY place as inundress In private family. Dy letter A. S., 256 Mission st. Address 632, thence W a'ong N line of Pacific street 20 by N 77:6, (N line Pacific, 137:6 W of Mason, W 20 by N 77:6); $1000. Ann (’Neiil ~hea (by B P. Oliver, commis- general servan JITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN an excellent cook and laun- dress; references. 10:3 Market st. sioner) to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, lot o1 I lne of Hant stres . 00 NE of Third, N& 48 by SE 55, 81,671 $820, ) William F. Whitider to Witliam P. Fuller & Co. (a corporation), lot on N\ W iine of Townsend can give_r shivg: (V0D WOKKER, STRONG WOMAN, WANTS X work: can do any in eterences: : Is firstciass in & by the day or any 76 cents. Please call 255 Third. street, 275 NE of Fifth, NE 137:6 by NW 120: $29 126 Frank W. Fuller to same, all interest in same: $1323. ey OUNG LADY WANTS A STEADY PLACE s Lousekeeper; 1o obj 821 Mission st., room 6. iion to the country. Wiiljam F. Whittier. Frank W. and George P. Fuller (by Hermau Shainwald, referee) (o same, same: $33.000 Same to same. lot on SW line of Beale street, SW137:6; QrRUNG © aged German, excellent cook and laundress, wishes work of any ki MES Z AND FXPERIENCED MIDDLE- d by ke d Address 44 Tbird st., room 32. 188:6 SE or Folsom, SE 40:10 by 4,7500. rank W. Jul'er to same, all Interest in same; ) T OMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY T cleaning or w. DO ashing. 640 Howard, robm 23. $681 Willlam F. Whittier to same, same; $14.985. lotou SW line of Beale street, "OUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION typewriter or bookkeeper. AS 131 Taylor, r. 2. SW 130, SE $10. b m, Sk_48:10 11, BW 7:6, NW 71:9,INE 1 ALAMEDA COUNTY. OMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES work by the day: $1 50 per day. 1436 Howard. Felix and Miivia Chappellet to Victorine F. An thony, lot on S line of Jones street, 100 W of Telegruph avenue, W 40 by 8 100. being portion of Corrected Map of Joues Tract, Onkland: $10. | FP TOUNG LADY typewriter seeks a position. elan Building. STENOGRAPHER AND Address 140 Louise S. Harrington to William & Harrington, 1ot on N cornerof Tenth avenue and Fast Twenty first street, N 12 100 by N W 150, veing iots 11 and 12, block 131, A. Brenan estate property, East 7 O sewing aud me G WOMAN WOULD LIKE PLAIN nding; satisfaction guaranteed. Call room 7. first floor. 969 Mission st Oakiund: gift. Margaret E. Kingsland to Hetty T. Henshaw wife of Willlam G., lot on S corner of county road, Oukland to Sau Leandro, and Bay avenue, DESPECTABLE WIDOW OF 35 DESIRES \ housekeeper's position in widowers family. Address E. C. D., box 10, Call Oftice. SE 16.03 chains, SW 1051 chains, Sk 437 chains, SW 6.53 chains, NW 18.74 chains. N 18.26 chains to begiuning, containing 30 acres, Y OUNG GIR day: plain WANTS WORK BY THE ashiog and housecieaning. Ad- dress 1351 Fulton st Brookiyn Township: $10. E. P. Vandereook, deed; £10. C. A, and Electa A, Stoddard (by commissioner) me to same, quitclatm | = ERMAN washing by the WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT day. 1020a Capp st. to I'. B. Clark, iot on N line Hepburn street, with SW line county road trom Havwards to Sun Lean- dro. thence NW 3.1, ~\\ 75.6, 8¢ 20, NE 103:4. as housek eeper TOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION Cail at 126 Fourth st , room 9. €0 beginning San Leandro. Fden Township: aiso [ 3~ 10t on SW i'ne of coun y rosd. San Leandro 1o Huywards, 126:34 N W from NE Hepburn street, OUNG WOMA housexeeper. DESIRES A PLACE AS Call 1104 Mission, nr. 7 b, r. 10. thence SW81.5. N2 24, Nk 73, SK 25.5 to be. ginning, ~an Leandro, Eden Township; §2820, Manuei J. kurtado to John P Silvia. lot on NW 7 OUNG LADY DESIRES P1LACE AS HOUSE- keeper; city or country. 969 Missicn, room 19. 1ine of Seventh street, 150 NI H street. NW 150, I to SW Lizzie sireet, thence SK 173.93, SW 03.¢3 to beginuing, biock 53, Southern Addition 10 town of Livermore, Murray Townsbip: $10. Y OUNG SWED ISH GIRL WANTS TO DO general housework in small private family: wages $20 pe: month. Address or call 502 Su:ter. Theodore and ida Wagner to George J. Wagner, Jo. on Sk corner of Third and Madison streets. S | 50 by E 100. lots 7and 8, bl ck 181, Oakland: $10. | & W." . Cornell tb Louls Pechait, 1ot on N line of | 8t~ room 23, secon TOUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE housekeeper; city or country. 128 Fourth a floor. Brown or Thirty-fourth sireet, 2.9 W of Tele- craph avenue, W 10 by N 119, portion of Brown Tract, Oukland; $10. Mountain View ( emetery Association to Emma Y OUNG _ WoM AN WISHES WORKING bousekeeper's position or do plain mending. 131 Fourth st., room 1. J.C. Keye-, 10t 134 in piat 4), Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland Township: $67. Charies'« Henry to William J Dingee, lot on Y 0UNG housekeeper; ci WOMAN DESIKES POSITION AS ity. 107 Taylor st., room #. NE live of Olive avenue, 521.88 NW of Oskiand 158 VIOLA MARTIN, JUB TYPEWRIT- st., room'19. avenue, NW 60 by NE 100, lots 33 and 34, block ©, Sather Tract, Oukland Township: #5. = E ) SouEoe Joseph E. and Flora Beggs to W. J. Fdwards, | X7 o0 Ts 1.5 and 149, bock 2,lots 152 to 156, block B resubdivision beralta ' Park, Oakiand Town- | cophce? suip; $5 3 LADY WANTS A HOUSEKEEPER'S Do objection toa short disiance in the 207 Post st, room 9. Joaquin 1. da Silva to Catherine Semera, ot on E iine of San Pab'o »venue, 468 N from N line of piat 60, Rancho of ¥ n1d D. Peralta, N 40 vy E | 86 82.'S 40, W 165.34 to begianisg, porilon of | piat 62, Rancho of d D. Peralta, Berkeley: also JWEDISH GIRL ashing, i mily. WANTS WORK BY THE roning, or any kind of work in 217¢ Collingwood st., bet. 19:h lot b ginning st apoint 150 K from K line of San Pablo avenue ard 548 N from S line of plat 62, Rancho of V. and D. Yeralta, E 14, 5 40, W 14, N TOUNG LADY DESIRES PLACE erness. 10134 A8 GOV- Grant ave., room 18. 40 to beginning, portiou of sald piat 62, Berkeley; | yr £100 Herman Romig to Henry and Martin Beversen, 1ot on S hine of Kailroad avenue, 146:3 k of Stan- ity or country. OUNG LADY City) desires a 12054 G (FORMERLY OF OGDEN s.eaay place as housekeeper; Ary st. room 2 ton. B 48:9 by S 150, lot 1, Powers lract, Ala- meda; $10. i1 Eady st DLAIN UK FANCY SEWIA Call or write B. K. the day. G WANTED BY NELSON, 616 ) SAN FRANCISCO CALL™ — v RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALi— Corner of Market and Third streets, open unul 12 the year. E ted. G. H. N. CTABLE, KEFINED NEW +_desires position as housekecper in widower's family Bhonesty and good housekeeping wouid bé appre- N., box 33, Cail. LA D or for eiderly couple, where cia 27 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. N $86 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. ONEY LOAN ED ON WATCHES, DIA- monds, jewIry,etc. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant av. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. 4 SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open ontll 9 o'clock. MARKeL & CaLL: went nia BEANCH OFFICK OF sas nnd suscriptons taken. 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. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE: E: help: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 Clay EST'D 20 YEAR MEETING NOTICES. H UNTER & G emip. oflice. 61414 Calitornia CHINESE AND JAPANESE . tel. main 281 EF, CALIFORNIA LODGE No. and A. M., will meet TH1S (1 C s URs HINESE AND oflice: best help. 41415 O' Farreil, JAPANE-E EMP DAY) o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky VENING, Decemoer 18, at 7:50 treets: open till § o'cloc, Third degree. By order of n.eA APANESE AND CHINKESE EMPLOYMENT oftice, best help, 3148 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30. master. FRANKLIN M. DAY, Secretary. CALIFORNIA LODG V P47\|| 1, F. id A. M. — Funeral notice — Of- ficers and members of the above-named iodge are herepy motified to atiend the maag, T ANTED—SITUATION AS HEAD PURTER in wholessle liguor store: has had 27 years' experience as com pvunder and rectifier; nineieen years 1o last place: best of reference; speaks Ger- Address box 3016, Call. 0 GIRLS, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, CITY places, $20; younz girl tend basery and as- sist Iight house ~ork, cliy. §12; waiiress, country hotel, $15: coambermald, pain wash. comniry hotel. $15: and o:her places. MURRAY & READY, Leading mplo; ots, 634 and 850 Chay osding £mployment Age ECUND GIRL, CULUNTRY, $15: 2 WAIT- Tesses, §15 each; S housework g.ris, $12 to 8:50. MISS CULLEY, 325 Sutter st. N EA3 HOUSEWORK GIKL; LIGHT WORK sleep home: $12. MISS CULLEN, 325 sutter. OMAN FOR A LODGINGHOUSE; $20; sleep howe. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. Q GIRLS FOR BAKEK ULLE JEAT IRISH GIRL TO ASSIST; $15. CULLEN, 825 ~utter st. KY: $15 AND $12. MISS 325 Sutter st MISS ERMAN OR SWEDISH HOUSEWORK £irl, 3 in fami'y; $30. MIsS CULLEN, 325 > utter st. J EAT Y. CULLEN, UNG GIRL, $12 TO 3.5. 26 Sutier st MISS FAENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS, $25. MISS CULLEN, 3:5 Sutter st. I H IKL, AMADOK COUNTY, §20, SEE PARTY here: lady agents. saisry $12 a week: girl, Kennett, Cal., $25; girt, Broderi:i st. $18: girl, Castrost., $20} cicl, Berkeiey, $20;5 gurl, 1 erkeley, $25, see pariy here giri, Willows, Cel - girl, Nil Cal. second girl, $io; girl, Page, =20: girl, Ful ton, $15; girl, Marin County, $25. see party here. ironer, coutry laundry, 325, room, board. etc.: gIrl. Corte Mrdera. Cal: :0 gitls, $15: 17 young girls, '§8, $10 and $12 per monch; 12 Danish, 11 German, 9 Swedish girls. MALTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OCK, PRIVATE FAMILY, BELMON T, $30; €00k, small hotel, country, $25. MRS, NOR- TON, 393 Sutter. MOIBER AND DAUGHTER, boarding-house, $35 cook, $30: glrls, »25. MRS, NORTON, 323 Sutter. EFINED GERMAN NURSE, MISS LEN, 525 Sutter st. $20. UUSEWORK GIRL, 8 IN FAMILY, $20. MIsS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. PHRIVATE 4 bouse- / AITRESS, $20; NORTH GERMAN NURSE, $20; housegirl, 2 in family, $20; housekeeper, 4 housegirls, $15; 6 girl \ 1. SECDND COOK, $5 A WEE NIGHT ook, §7 a week: resiaurant cook, $10 o week: 2_cooks, country. $50 aud room: German c00k, 850 aud room; resianrant cook. $55: cook t0 KO south, $30 and roos Spanish coos, small place: boarding-house cook, $25 aud room: second COOK. hotel. city, #30 and room, call early: coo< to £0 sou.h. $50 and i10om. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ‘ TAITER, $6 A WEEh; 5 WAITER=, $20 and room; 3 walters $25 and room: an assist- ant head waiter: 8 waiters, $25 and room: & w er«, 5 a week: 3 young men wait some, $15 and room. MARTIN & C.x, 749 Market st. MAY TOACTASCASHIER ANDSTEWARD, AVl small piace; solicitor for coal yard: chore- man, small place, $10, room and board, etc.; young man to make coilections, eic. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st REAND BOY, 82 A WEEK: ExRAND BOY, $10,room and board: errand boy. £3 & week re boy, $2 Lo §3 & week. JARTIN & CO. 48 Marxet st W AN, ED-_TATLOR: YOUNG MAN; GOOD talior. 190 Jessie st. E ARKER AND DI-TRIBUTOR: $30 PER month. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. RONER: COUNTRY LAUNDRY; #30. board, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. \ PERSONAL SNOW, SALT, TURKISH AND ALCOHOL L. bains. " ‘Oftice’ 27, second fivor, frome, 17 Stockion st. AND FOR AG CARPETS WOVE T0 ORDe R Rr ale: also chenillewove rugs. silk portieres; n hank or chain, at lowest W. 709 Fifth st. Oakland. desler in carpet twine, rates. GEO. MATTH INING MAN OF 18 YEARS PRACHICAL MR 0e 28 theoreticat experionce aper for en- gagement as forrman oOr any other brnch of min- Tng: firsi-class reference. i b, box 87, Cail A TE BOY BABY FOR a good home. MK, Alaneda. ANTED—BR adop ion; will rece:vs DR. FUNKE, 1416 Eighth st ICTURE - FRAMING COMPL-TE, WITH ss 7x8_inches, 10c:8x10 and J0x12. 35 : 1A A ba16, ~0e: 14x17, 280; 16x 0, 3lei 18x22, 35¢; 2Ux 24, 45c: 2ux23 Inches, 6Ug; bar room-molding, 47 Mission st. ENUINE 995 poles complet wood curial JON all colors, 1¢ per 1001 i ES. DR KALPH R iV thermal catinet: bath: Market st., rooms 3 and 4. Y HAIR-DRESSING PARLOKS M Yuestionnbly the best: hair-aressine a switches, $1 to £6; finest, best quality, extra heavy, long, 85 up: doli wigs a sp open Sundays nolidays, 9 A M. 1o LEDERER, 111 Stockton st TURNED adies and geuts. ARE U Iy 12. ASTRY COOK: $50; MARTIN & €O., 749 Market st. CITY. UINONIA: Ha /R LONIC; USE NONE BUT the bes . G. LEDERER, 111 Stocston st. W ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK at home; I pay $8 to $16 per week for mak- ing erayon portrairs: new paient method: any one Wio can read or write can do the Work, at home. in spare time, day or evening; send for particulars TCOr SSFULLY APPEAKED 1N OPHEA, S Concert and church, the f0/lowing pupils o S Greven, 1236 Market st., during November: Mis, K. Burns, Mi M. de Chent, L. Hunsen, J. L Foutune, E. Henderson, L. Roeder, M. Tunison, L. Wilson, ana Mr. Ch. Schwerdifeger . at once. H. A. GRIPP, German Artist, Tvrone,Pa ‘\ NTED—GOOD CITY SALESMAN, WKELL acquainted with ine grocery and liquor trade. Reply b, box 109, Call Otflice, stating experience, age and references. FASESELLING PATEN ¢ ARTICLES: 85 TO #10 per day; city or country. P. S. Company, room 82, Fiood buflding. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- alty :private:no fee without success:collections G.W.HOWE. atty at law, 850 Market.cor. Stocktn. M5 ANDEKSON, GRADUATE. SWrDISH AVL nurse; baths: genuine massage: Swedish movement: iadies, gents. 906 Market st, room 25, second floor. UM SALESMAN, CANDY-MAKER, 6 SUP- piy-depoi rec:iving and aispatching clerks, butcher, s«usage-maker. 313 Busb, OUKKEEPrR, MANUFACTURING BUSI- ness. clothing salesman, crockery packer. 1023 Market. N AN AN ND WIFE AS MANAGER AND SUIT _TO ORDER: SAMPLES; TRY « one. Neubaus & Co., tailors, 115 Kearny. $14 YREAT CATARRH CURE: WILSON'S VaP- orizing inhaler; 326a Ellis; test free; cure $3. N RS. DR, D. BARTON, SPECIALIST IN CON- finements and femalé diseases. 808 Howard. , 815; 6 girls to assiat, $10, $13 cashier; Oaklund branch: cash busiiess; $60 | (1LOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS K $15. Mis. NO TON, 323 Sutter. and percentage. Exchange, 1023 Market st. 1ailled at wholesale figures. 20 Sansome g HEAD | WAITKESS, CITY HOTE. "LEKK: IN OAnLAND GROCERY : EXDET BUFSCHMIDE, SANITARY FLUMN chambermaid and wait, $20, for first- hotel. 4 waitresses, country hoteis, nesr ci y, $20: waitress for railroad exting-house, $20; 2 gifls for s580.@ country hotel, 8 Waitress and cha . bermald, #15 each 12 girls, housework, $20: ¥ rench nurse- girl. $16; 20 young girls Lo as<isi_in housework, $12 $15. C. R HAN-EN & €O, 108 Geary st. OOKKEEPER A D SIENOGRAPHER, $9 a week: call early. C. k. HANSEN & CO. 108 Geary st. € LOOKS IN AMERICAN AND GERMAN famiiles, $25: mother aod daaghier as ook and second giri, sec party here ai 10 to-day: cook, small boarding-house. :23; waitress and chambermaid, $20: ironer in laundry. and girls for covking and housework in city and couutry. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Suiter st (GIELS OF ALL NATIONALITIES T0 FILL arious positions. MKS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (FERMAN NURSKGIKL, $20. MRS LAM T BEKY, 417 Powell s 3 YOUNG GIRLS 10 ASSIST, $12 TO 815 B nursegirl, $12; 2 house glris, $20: French second gir, $i5. WIS LAMBeRT, 417 Powell QTENOGHAPHER AND TYPEWRITER: lady matron: 6 sale.ladies; traveling corre- spondent; matron; PDOLOgrapl Tetoucher; pack- ers 313 Bush st TEWARDESS, LINEN-ROOM WOMAN soda fountain attendant, salesiadies. 1023 Market. WASTED— NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR light housework; plain cooking; guod home. 1538 Fulton st W2 ID—A MIDDLE-AGED COOK FOR the country: wages $15: call at Koyal House, E£lifs st., rom 3 10 p. 3 8. JONES. W VIRL TH DO HOU Appiy 8.8 Hayes G BERMANGIRL GENERAL HOU-EWORK and p alo cooking: wazes $20. 933 Haignt. VIRL tOR G sleep home. ANIED — GERMAM +IRL FOK LIGHT housework. 120: Pucific st., near Jones. EWURK A D COOKING SNERAL 2329 Folsom. HOUSEWOURK; 7 AN work. YOUNG GIRL rOR HOUSE- 5 Geary st. ) MRST-CLASS COUK, WHO UNDERSTANDS ceoking for boarders; referance. 1105 Hyde VIRL FOR GENER L HOUSEWORK: T must be 200 ook ; sm all washing; German or vede preferred; wages ¥25; bring re erences. 3232 Jackson st WANTED — AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN, energetic and re iable: good opening. Call 10 03, 3.4 Phelan building. ( IRL WANTED TO ASSIST WITH ber work, st.. room 2 CHAM- Call after 12 p. M. 30315 Sutter CTIVE GIKLS AT SI. NICHOLAS LAUN- Ory. 3076 Seventeenth st., near Folso. funeral of our late brother, CHARLES M! B- TIMER PLUM. in King ~olomon’s Hall. Masonic Temple, THIS DAY (Thursday). December 16, at 2 o'clock . M Master Masons and friends of the RACTICAL ~ND THEORETI AL MINING engineer, expert metallurgist and prospector waats situstion to &0 to Alaska. mi.ing experience in Alaska. Yukon, box 22,Cail. elgat vears' G Hel 00D any kind 1p, box 46, Ca L STRONG MAN WiSHES WORK OF 15 honest and in need of assistance. adtend tne nex: regular meeting, égfll\g YERBA BUENA LODG 11 UKSDAY EVENING, Lecomber 16. at 8 deceased sre Invited. By order of the master. 0.15, 1. 0.0 F.—Ofticers a o'clock, ns business of greal Imporiauce is to be 00D RELIABLE BOY WANTS EMPLOY- ment: college zraduate: first-class refereaces. A.G., box 10. Call. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. members are earnestly requested to transacted A. D ChESHIRE, N. G H. F. N\¥UNABKR Rec. Se ) Cal SPECIAL NOTICES, THE CHEAPKST PLACE TO BUY ribbons, curtains, dress goods, corsets, hosi- AN WANTS JOB TO ASSIST IN COOK- ing or as 1 Oflice. dishwasher. LAWSON, box i24, APANESE WANTS SITUATION TO DO o) cooking for saloon, or store cleaning lu morn- ing. Y. B, 41115 Dupont st. EWOIRK: Call 2231 Mission st. IQUE aiary; TRL WANTED rOR LIGHT HOU wages 38 a month. W ANTED—50 GIRLS OF GOOD PRY for new amusement_entersrise; good 3 eall 11 A. M to 3P M. 225 Geary s y ANTED—GINL FOR GENKRAL HOUSE- work and plaln cooking. 1225 Webster st. (Senced; good references: Brard and room. WANIED—2 YOUNG M coach footpall team. Cal 225 Geary st W W y W wages $15 to Apply 282 Minna 20; N CAPABLE 1O 114 % 032 M ANTED—LUNCH WAITER 210 FIRST street. NTED—ELDERLY MAN TO DO CHORES. Call 7 o’clocs 214 Langton st. TANTED—GOOD TINSMITHS. APPLY TO POWER & PIKE, 49 Sacramento st. A D—FIRST - CLASS WAITER. 207 Secona st. - gastitter. 623 Golden Gate av. Tel. Suufr47ll PBALGES PHOTO. AND BADGE BUTTONS made 1 San Francisco at lastern prices. WALTER N. BRUNT, 535 Clay st 8. I 1G CUTDOOR STEKEOFIICON SHOW EVE- #if ry night cor. Market and Sixth sts. - artisticad- Vertisements in_living light: promoters of busis ness. Conzult OWL ADV. CO, 1140 Market st. JLECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVEKY ROOM Wincnester House, 44 1hird st, nr Markes; 200 rooms, 25¢ to §1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week; free bus and baggaze toand from the ferry. UPESFLUOUS = HAIKS KEMOViED BY electrolysis. MRS, DR. WELCH. 2115 Bush. OY WANTED FOR PRINTING OF FICE AT 519 Filbert st. 00D BOY 10 LEARN PLUMBING TRADE. 1706 Polk st. G V ETERINARY SURGERY—RFSPECTABLE yOunz man to learn the veterinary protession; smail premium required as guarantee of guod faith. Address Vet., box 3002, Ca.l Uffice. VAPIAIN AND ENGINEER FOR STEAMER J"on Yukon: salis April 1. 1203 Claus Spreck- els butiding. L -CHAIK BARBERSHOP FOR BALE. 1179 L Marke \ JANTED—ReLIABLE REAL KSTATE AND house solicitor; salary or commission. Box 2000, Cali Office. JJRST-CLASS COATMAKER; QUICK AND sharp. 617 Montgomery st. TH. NG BOY WITH FINEST KF FERENCE, Particulars to =, =, boX 5, Call flice, XPERIENC JALESMAN D IN STATION- ery) full pariiculars, age and references. P. Y., box . Call Oftice. = Rreneirs w ANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps. United States navy: svle-bodied, unmarried men, between the sges of 21and 30 years. who are citizens of the United Ktates, or those who bave legully declared thelr intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and_babits and ubie 10 speak. read and writa Engiish, &nd be hetween 5 fee: 5 inches and 6 tee: inheight. For further information spply at the recruiting office, 0 kllis t, San Francisco, Cal. 20S DalE HOUSE, 821 LLLIS—KOOM= 250 U to 81 nighi: $1 to $4 week: Lot and coid baths. ABBERS ASSOCIATION FRE Bueis onicer J01)() EAIRS SHOES —ANOTHER LOT OF £ meu’s shoes: beer: slichty camaged; at le s than one-fourth their value; from 25c 10 $2 50. 562 Mission st.. be. Firstand Second sts. W ANIED—AT MONIaxA HOUS Mission: men 10 take rooms: 10c, 25¢ per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. EMPLOY- S FUCH~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. 764%4 10c and 1UIT TOORDER ON EA~Y 1nS{ALLMeENTS. L. LEMOS, 1117 Market bet 7th and Bin. SELECT WINES AND LIQUORS. END YOUR HOLIDAY ORDERS TO MOHNB & KALTENBACH, 29 Market st largest store for family trading: 100,000 galions of old, mild wines and l1quors to select :rom; claret, case,1 doz quarts, $2 26: Zinfandel, $5; Burgundy, $4: Neaoc, 35: choice Riesling, $3 50; Gutedel, $4: fine whiskies and_brandies, $2 50 up. sell by the galion Or bottle: free deiivery across the bay: DO charge for sampling: country orders promptly filled; we are not grocers, but solely wine-hand- lers: Tel Main 310 B E—— e DRESSMAKERS. A A A A A A e~~~ MME: GOLDSTEIN-ELEGANT, STYLISH dresses $5 np: dresses made over 8 - ddy. r86. ——————— e CLATRVOYANTS. MES PR F.CLARK, THE DISTINGUISHED A trance clairvoyant’ and medium: while en- tranced she will reveal every hiGden mystery in life: she will show yvou how to overcome your enemies, remove family troubles, restore lost at fections: unites the separated. recovers lost, stole: or burfed property: iocates treasures, minerals; tells your entire life, past, present and future, whila in 8 pertect trance. Eours, 10 o M. 105 P. M.} perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail. Send stamp for circular with special terms MRS, DE. K.CLARK. rms 25 & 26. 1206 Marke:, opp. Nixth. M2E PORTER WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- M “ant card-reader. born doub e veil and second sight; diagnoses disease, full Iife reading; la. 503 : gents $1: palm. and clairv.: sit. $1 50. 126 Tuck, MISS, LOLA STEVEXS, CARD READER M and magnetic healer: daily. 20215 Stockio st.. rooms 1 aad 2. MOLE, VIG2 RS, CLATRVOY AN M reader; ladies, 15¢; gents, 25c. room 6. AND CARD- 146 Sixth si., DEAN, MEDIUM, OF 1020 MARKED room 1%, moved to 86524 Market, room 1 MARKKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscripiions taken 4 11SS 1 ME M SODAN, SCOTCH . B rand paimist. 619 E tESS, CARD- dy, 9105 B M. EN'S FINw. CALF SHORS TO O DER, 82 50; men's soleing, 35c: only one price. 959 Howard. M S. MANDENA, c; satisfaction Kuarar UM: READINGS 26 Sixth st M ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES for sule: also ladies’ and misses’, from 25¢ up; misfiis exchanged: good repairing; shoes made to order, any style. Contral Repairing Shop, 749 3isdon, near Grand Opera-hovse. ARD READLR AND GEN battery for theumatism. N MELVILLE, GREAT CLALRVOYANT ana water reader. - $2i% Mission, opp. Mint. ELECTRIC 15 Turk st., r. 15. RUQMS 15C 1075C PER NIGHT; 500 TO $1 50 ME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-W RITERt past, present and future; 25¢. 148 6th, r. 6. M PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear. LEVI SIRAUSS & CO., 214 Fremont si. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 4 shoes, soling, duc. the usua!l price. 36c; MEN'S all repairing done at half 662 Minsion si., bet. 1st and 2d. underwear, bodspreads. towels, 1aces, Iinings, tr.mmings. v.ilinss, eie, Ty cheap, a. Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fiith st. OUNG butcher. MAN WISH POSITION AS Butcher, box 35, Call. EZF MY WIFE HAVING LEFC MY BED and board. I will no longer be liabie for any Qebts she may contract around butcher: JUTUATION WANTED BY GEZERAL ALL : hotel Or restaurant; couniry preferred C. G., box 108, Cali. ANTONE SCHARETG. ‘_? ROOMS WHITENED FROM $1 AND papered $2 50 up. 219 Third sireet. C stos HINESE C 0K WITH GOOD REFERENCES 11s position re: phone Brow: Address 542 Kearny st., drug- 1 254. JNO. HULTHEN, ELE massage treatn.ent TRO-MAGNETIC icoiiol baths. § Mason £z wages. L as schoolboy SHIGA, APANESE (GOOD BOY) WANTS PLACE or_general housework ; . 1100 Pacific ave. little WME. 5 ANSEN: LAT=ST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths. 116 Tay.or st. E27,, 00 Voman Catholic Orphan - Asyium OTICE — ABANDON£D CHILDRE TOUN MAN FROM THE EAST, GERMAN- American.wishes position as bartender in vine saloon, club, or as night clerk in hotel: §ood refer- ences: wages no object. W. S.. box 108, Call. since July, 1866: diabel Madison, ave 7 vears: isabelia Leveque, age 8 years: Mary ('Lears, 7 v ears; Margaret Stack, 7 years; Mary Warren, 12 yewss! Mary Suilivan, 8 years. ren. LL-ROUND COOK WANTS SITUATION: hotel or restaurant; married: 1f stead: wages sonable. C. k. ., Henry House, Ninih st., near Broadway, Oakland. BAD 1TENANIS LJECTED FOR 4 collections made: ary or country. Pacific h: good mixer Call Office. TOUNG MAN (SCOTCH) WISHESs SITU - tion as cellarman or barkeepe: experience in i best references. K. S., box Colleetion Co., st yo0m 5: tel. BOD. | 1o = 10, ME UVINE STEAM and cabine: batus. 12015 Geacy, room 11. Good starl. Won emaiN. Winner, E. 43, *Coupled with Mainbar. F. Fred rickson's ch. £. by St Carlo-Libbertifiibbet. Time, & &, SECOND RACE—rix furlongs: all ages: purse §400. 1 1 | Betiing. Index.| Horse, age, welght. | ¢ Fin. | Jockeys. |0p. i (:48) CL of Fianders, 2. 92| ! "1n |Clawson.. 1. 246 | Mercutio, 3. 12| 28 (Picgow . 1 =54 | Monitor, s 14 | *n Golden. 200 (209) | Prompto, 89/ 4415 MeNiehols 12 wenz... | Walter J, 4 1200 | 51°7 Giber. 200 (213)|Chic, 3 109/ 616 | H. Martin... 6 215 | Mistieton, 89| 7 |Meany...... 200 den. Time, 1:17. Bad siart. Won firs: three driviog. Winver, T. H. Ryan's b. c., by St Carlo-imp. Countess Lang- 989, THIKD RAC —Five furiongs; two-year-olds; purse $300. | . - Index.| Horse, welght. 3% | Jockeys. .:fl"nfii. | | %68 Watomba 115 4h luberville..... 195 ‘an\‘\ln n iy 1h W. Martin : 03 (264)| ~an Venado x zn 313 Hennes. 85 52 (173)| ¥1 Moro......... .. 118 hh an |1 Marie. 5 4 \tee |Lady Ashiey..1115 72 53 |C Mathews 10 13 7| Flidas SRR TY) ® 61 |Conley 30 ev Carbloeer.........105 62 65 73 Slaughter. 30 6 69 | Hertha... 1 108 31, Ve 8 MeIntyr 10 20 Good stari. Woa easlly. Winner, W. D Kand Vam ali's b. 1, (by Montana-Wampom Time, 1:041q. /83, FOURTH RACE=Six fur.ongs: (wo-yearoids; the Racine stakes: vaiue $1000. (AN BERT, 417 Poweli st ; telephone Main =L 5352} furnishes best help of al. nationalities MES DR FISH, 10176 GRANT AV.KM 2, electricianaiconol i i ish baths: unrivaled OUSITION WAN experienced greenhouse | carc of horses aid milking; good home desired rather than high wages: references. Box 3001, Cail. TEDBY AGARDENER AND man: understands DIVIDEND NOTICES ployment. OUNG MAN, maker from H H.C., BUTTER AND CHEESE oliand, would like to find em- box 100, Cali. DiVIDEND N Savings Unior, b: OTICE—SAN FRANCICO 2 Calhfornin street. cor. 7OUNG LADY TYPEWRITER DESIRES A Webb, For the half year ending with the $1stcf steady place: city or country. 1015 Market December, 1887, a divid=nd )mf’ be:n d»clnr»«: -; st.. room 17, second floor. the rate per annum of four and two-tenths (4. —— — Sl deposits v nd U five-teu s OUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS COOK outerm deposits » nd three and five-tenihs O e O R ORI A Oook: , free of 1 axes, {4.5) per cent on ordinary deposi b 1898, Ppeyable on and after Morday, January 322 Fifin st ‘asnier. VrLL WHITE, IVIDEND No 50 (FORTY CENTS PER ‘;"‘!.‘ \hare) of the Hutchirson Sugar Plantation Come pany. will be payaoie at the oflice of the com pany, NGLISHMAN, Teierences, wou chores in_priv box 3, Call Ofiice. MIDDLE AGr D, WITH GOOD id like work in_stable, etc. or e ince: small wages. M. X.n 5.7 Market st on and aftec M nday, December 40, 1897. Transter books wil cluse Tuesday, Decemver 14, 1897, at 3 o'clock P M. H. - HELDON, *ecretary, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. dei ence to_position: firs -cl years witu present firm: wouid make chbnge Fcbruary 1 pext. A. L. P., P. 0. box 1592, Fhi a- phia, Pa. 1IN MEN'S 8 128 ern references; D) COMPETENT GERMAN hLN?E_S WITH {ASTERN YOUNG MAN, 30, SPEAKS GER- & reference desire suuations. J. F. CROSETI man fluently, desires position in hospital or & CO., 316 Suiter st. some insutution to learn professionai nursin - ~ 1eferences; pay no object: willing to work. A VOMPETENT SKECOND GIRL DESIRES | dress G. G. 3. box 3%, Call. situation, or 28 nurse 10 children or inv: MISS CULLEXN, best Teter ~utter st. TERMAN EMPLOVMENT OFFICK, MRS W ATCHMA N —PUSITION WANTED BY A middie-aged man with good references, in In- stitution or an waylum: Cread. can bake home-made } A. H., box 83, Call Office. lnflex.l\ Horse, weight. |St. P o‘liemnh | i 215 |Morellito. .........113| 2 T ——— 248 |Eddie Jones_.... 106| 4 ;‘Mm- .1.n. 7).: 5-‘2 26 )i Torsida. 110 38 H. Martin . o5 iy (268) | Sy bArS. 10| 1 ] - €5 5 ot b A . Wilson “ = 8| Hermos) JojLe L i, s Good stir.. Won first three driviog. Winner, **Coupied wi.h Torsida. Wellman Bros’ br. c., by Morello-Miss Cromwell. REFINED LADY, WiTH inl, oF 12, b | U R ires position as ‘housekeeper, or will iry an.- ERMAN COUPLE WISH SITUATION-~ AN cook and helper; country. 119 Thir is & good baker: city or st., room 7. ages and a good home. Call ¥ OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION to do housework: is good cook and will do small washing: city or country: wages $15. Ad- dress C. W all - flies YAY WORK — FIRST-CLASS HuU k- OUNG MAN JUST FROM ALASK A WOULD like to be siaked by a party to return and prospect; either private par.y or company. A.X. box 95, all. OUNG MAN cutter and genes DESIRES A POSITION A8 ral zaflor: city or country: eference. Address G C. W., 16183 Turk st. cleaner: carpet clraning and lace curiains if 615 IRST-CLASS COLLECTOR WISHES SITUA- tiou with sume reliable house; can furaish best of references and security. R 5., box 91, Cali. LAKKIN—BRA CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. CH OFFICE OF THE APANESK COOK OR BUTLEE, WHO HAS first-cluss reference, wants position in city. B N., 85 Willow ave. i tequired. B, Sox 17. Cali Offce. F 'H RACE—Seven furiongs; th - T gl DES; three-year-olds and upward; purse $400. ERMAN WOMAN WISHES ANY KIND of work by day. 221315 Ma on st. 1 T Index.| Horse, age, weght. | st. s, | Fm s e OUNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES po. ! — e = il sltion’as Bousek eper. 112 Taylor st., rm. 7. | T° 259 ll.ur:ky Dog, u.....116} 6 8 15 M. Martin ......| 6-5 7-5 e :Jll Doub e Quick, 3..108/ 1 4 2315 |Clawson, 3 52 JIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTS 46 [icvin H, l....108| 7 b (387 16 Witson 1| 7 %8| For by theday. 005 Bush 8- 71 |Hurry Gwynn, 3. 91| 3 13 |120 s 12 M NEab) ot e L 3h ‘gg ol 8 15| Y OUNG LADY DESIRES PLACE AS HOUSE. | A weero | Tem, A nderson, 4.3 7 cint; RE™ ;e < . Appiy 118's; g M P, b 107 3 £ 61145 {7 m.vm{,m 92 "°3 m:f?:" e oy o w Wiager, 8 C Hfldrelh's br. b, by 1mp. Darebin-Lou Lanier, Time, GOud stath Won easlly. A TOUNG LADY WANIS PLACE AS HOUSE- Keeper. 905 Market st., room 31, 2 floor. oN INCHESTER Market: 200 rooms. 25¢ Y LOANED—W ATCHES, DIAMONDS jewelry, silverware Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay HOUSK, 44 1HIRD ST, NJ io $150 per week; convenlent and res) 218010 $6 nn.-nri'nmummlnl-v. NUN Y LOANED ON WATCHES, DIA- AWRENCE DRE-S- CUTTING SCHOOL, monds,jewelry.etc. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. . 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without WATCHES, DIA- Uncle Harris, 13 Grant. per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. ME. MOREAU, TEST MEDIUM, CLAIE voyant. card-reader; Z5¢ up. 75 Fourth st ON£Y LOANED ON monds, jeweiry, ete. \HOEMAKERS! MEXN'S UPPERS TO MEAS- ® ure: $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. FIRST IN HER RS DR. ANNA THOMA® ion: never fails: advice; help. 929 Post. profes N ALLORS AND ORDINARY S waited at Lane's, 504 Davis st.. neac Jackson. S ME. RAVENA KEADS LIFL FLUENTLY: business advice; names given; 25¢ up.d Fourto. N EN TO LEARN BARBRR TRADE IN 8 weeks. S. £. Barber College, 13815 Eighth. ME. ZINELLA, THE BUSINESS MEDIUM and astrologer; d fioor, r. 12. 109 Grant ave. M EN'S SOLEL. 6, 60c: LaDIes 40c; WHILE A\ you walt. 638 Market: branch 767 Market trylug on: call and be convinced. NEW FrENCH SKIKT PATT:RNS, 25C: dressmakers furnished positions free. McDow- ell Dressmax Ing and Milinery School, 103 bust. M OST CONVENIEN1 AND RESPECTABLE: Al Winchester House, 44 Third st.. nesr Market 200 rooms: 2oc to $1'50 per night: $1 60 to $6 per week: free bus and bageuge to and irom ferry. R.WISE, LADIES'SPECIALIST. 1118 MAR- ketst. ; monthly troub! ete.: 1 visit suflicient. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE \/ WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the United 'States or Canada one year for $1 50, post~ age free. 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE M2LE SYBILLE. CKADLE TO GRAVE: EU- A¥L tare husband's picture 25¢:iadies 914 O’ Farrell — e SPIRITUALISM. CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. N SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc; best iree lunch. 643 Clay. )LCHO HOUSE, 86313 MA KEET ST.—KOOMS % 20c. 98¢ 10 5U¢ gnt: $1 10 £ week. UL pF UNCALLED-EOR SHOES FROM 250 4 up to §1 2D, 662 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. RY ACME HOUSE. 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25c & mizni: &1 & week. JUINGLE ROUMS 10c AND 1bc NIGHT, 760 Dand 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. nied to-dav for different posiiions: con- er, $5 day: 5 lsborers, $26 aud found Bteams ers, $175 day: hincksmith and norseshoer: 86 tiemakers: 75 shiugie and box bolt maxers,§1 10 cord: 87 woodchoppers, $1 75 and $1 cord: 13 farm orchard and vinevard hands for aifferent iocalities, $26 %25 and $20: 5 vineyard pruners, see boss al our «flice; 3 chor:boys: man to drive milk wagon and milk 13 cows, city, £25and found: laborer who cau do some blac . smithing. city job; repairer for @ bicycle shop: 3§ wire-nall operators; hurness- maker; 3 brickseiters, $2 5u day; sranite-cutters, $5d+y. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Ciay st. 1 OTEL COOK, $50: RESTAURANT COOK, $35: 3 cooks $40 and § 0: 3wairers, $20 and 95 2 dishwashers: bushelmai. tend store: $0- licitor for a carpet factory. URRAY & READY €34 and 636 Clay st. X XPERIENCED SHAMPOOER FOR BATHS. MEN TO WORK 1 1 and foun ranch teamster, 10 o s SCANDINAVIAN MINERS, $3 A DAY, steady, dry work: 4 coal miners by the ton. N EATQUICK ARM WAITER, GOOD WAGES. PBENCH OR GERMAN VEGETABLEMAN, 25: cook. mall restaurant, #85: porter f roadhouse, $10 and found. e i [JOOKKEEPER FOX A RETAIL BUSINESS FOBEMAN FOR DISTRIBUTING DEPART- ment In laundry. NEAT BELLBOYS FOR A and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ANTED—BUGGY-WASHER, £50; FARM- ers for orchard, $15, see boss here; carpenter to lay flooring by contract: wood-carver: coal miners: choreman and others. Apply to 4. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. AW ANTED — I IRST - €LASS and draj lesman: zood 3. F CROSETT & Con 3 AN ORCHARD, 815 2 fa.mers, see boss here, $ 20 and found. EXPERIENCED TIEMAKERS, SEE BOss re. HOTEL, $10 FURNITURE lary. Apply to 628 Sacramenio st. ANTEI—GERMAN RESTAURANT COOK, a week and increase: night cook. $10 a nd others. Applyto J. F. CROSETT & 8 Sacramen 0 st. —_— W ARIED-EUTLER, £45; GERM \N LUNCH ook, $40: French restaurant cook, $40: sec- ond .‘A'."."".’uf Wrek: pantryman. $:0: assisant garden, 815; ¥, near city, French, $10. ANDRE. 808 stockton st. ’ Fer Thig ANTED TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KN OX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads taken. W INCHES1E« HOUSE, 43 1MIKD S, NR. Market; 200 rooms, Z3¢ night: reading. room: free’bus und busgage o snd irom the ferry. VY ANTED_LABORKES AND MECHANIGY 10 know what kd Rolkin, Heno House proprie- tor, still rens Denver House %17 Third &2: 134 =l R. COONLEY’S SPECIAL LADIES' SE ance, 2. .; developing circle to-nighi; 250 1151 Market st. ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT; 10c.: wonderful tests. 605 Meallistor st- RS. MAYO STEEKS, 11215 0AK: CIKCLES Tues. 8 p. M.. Thurs. 2P M.: 25¢; readings $1. \ M M RS. KATE HOSKINS, DEVELOPING CIR, Mon., cir. Tues, sitiings §1. 214 Franklin. = i RS. SHRINER, CLAIRVOYANT, MEDIUM} sittings daliy: 10 to 4. 230 Keardy st. Nj BS J.J. WHITNEY. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 Stockton —_— FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. “’P!lSK\" MCBRAYER, APRIL, 1892, FKO»\-K Kentucky bonded warehouse direct: 65¢ per gallon. F. EPHRAIM, 628 Marxet st., 8. F. MALE Fr6, NINE MONTHS OLD, $5. 130a ENTS WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE; new paying business: big guoney for you: send address for samp es and full particulars free, Charles Marshall, mazufacturer, Lockport, N. Y. h EN OR WiMecN OF GUOD ADDRESS, Call bet. 104 x. and 1 2. M., 401 California st room 21 W ANTED_MEN T0 SELL T0 THE TRADE; biz money. H. W, MERRITT. 628 Market. FURNITURE WANTED. J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH £T.. BUYS AND « seils furnitur - aud carpeis: also storage. VW ANTED—FURNISHED FLAT OR HOUSE; cheap for cash. Y. Y., box 85, Call Oftice. YASH FOR FUENITURE, CARPL fuil value. .+ TC; Facific Far Co., 228 Stockion st. iarge rovis: 6c per nighi: $L 10 33 per week. Hayes st LARGE (OMBINATION SHEARS AN AGENTS WANTED. 2 rinch machiie st s o0 5 AN, 5, & Box 85, OR SALE CHEAP—SECOND-HAND FIRE- Proof safe at 42 Main st. FOR SALE—S DOZEN OF LAYING lieis, improved incubator, brooder and cutter. ' 917 Elizabeth st. ¥ ICE MALTESE KITTEN AT 5604 Nas toma st. PUL~ bones INE GENTLE JERSEY COW NISTUN, 3454 21st st., near Guerrero. G. DE. RAPHOPHONES, 310: records, £ a dozen, KOLLMANN CO., r. 536-538, Parrott b.dg.. ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, Sheiving, etc., 'bought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. Seventh ECOND-HAND DYNAMOS, GASOLINE AND steam engines, boilecs, puliess, shafiing, iaun. dry machinery, etc. SM:TH CO., 527 Mission st, IGHEST PRICES 10 FILL NEW BULLD. ing. 840 Mission s .; te. Mint 1821, NDIANA ALC:10N CO. REMOVED Montgomery st.: ROOMS WANTED. St (GENTLEMAN WANTS R .OM, FURNISHED for getting light meats; o terred. ‘1. ., box 95, ¢ al Ofea s M@iy pre- e WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED_&ECON D price. Address M. W ¢ D-HAND CLOTHIN HAND BIKE: STATE B, box 89, L ail Office. 2 G,DRESSE> SK. SKIN: < wanted; best prices: send postal. 1020 Fou e ACHINERY, BOILERS, ENGIN B, - M Ing, tools, schies, metals: cash or srade - S WHITE, 516 Misiion st near First. ACHINERY, BELTING, PIP K- Mmoot brapamas Thber, Bass ot e all descriptions bought and soid. 204 Misslon st Brauch siore, 46 Clay st J. LIVINGSTO o FUSNITURE MAN AND UPHOLSTEERR for country botel. HOTEL GAZeTTE 420 Kearny st. ADIEY SHUES SOLING. i50; MENS shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons ut halt the usual price. 662 Mission st. bot. 1st and - DETIRING FROM BUSINESS: OUR ENTIRE \ stock of rattan furniture and bab: carriages will be s0'd at wholesale cost. Caifornia Rattan Works, 745 and 747 Mission st., bet. 3d and 4th. J K. POOL HOUSE-M - ond-band buiiding niau t, DEALER SEC- 1an, 1122-56 Mission, 2D HAND MACHINERY GILERS,ENG L £~ PMAN, 157 Bealest. MCINTOSH & WO, AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLCOND hand: all sizes; bLaif original cos. 108-111 Market st, S. F. VOFFEE-MILL. SCAL¥, HAND-TRUCK. LET; C%rprom deck and fate cheap. 103 Giay ARS, BACK BARKS, MIRRORS, sSHORK. cages. cotnters, linol+um, oflice furniture. vora and office furniture and Lixtures: new and seconds band, 3. NOONAN, 1UL7-lUlU-1021-1U4S Al ion st abOVe Sixth. T 7 MUNIGOMERY O CLay= DZ1 Upen umil 330 cclock: branch ofiice e the (all: sobseript and wen. sds taken, EER OF SEWING-MACHINES, — MONTHLY: EENTED, REPAIRED, $2 bought, sold: machine supplies. 145 Sixih. ISHWASHER: ONLY SOBER, CLEAN, ste-dy mien need appiy. 32 Sixth st, bakery. AWNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVE] 2. o | P e i pii e LL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, X XCHANGED, Tented; repairiug; lowest rates. 205 Fourily