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12 ] HELP WANTED—Continued. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 10‘ 1898 TRAVERSER RAN A FAST MILE | Beat His Field Off for thei‘ | Rich Rancho Del Paso Stake. The Despised Outsider Soscol | Gave Chihuahua a Hard Rub. Two Favorites Were Beaten—Paul | Griggs Extended to Down Tea Rose. Miss Rowena in Form Again. «pa” Bradley's corking good colt, Traverser, racing out here in the colors of Burns & Waterhouse, picked up an- other stake at Oakland track yester- day, and did it in a way that dispelled any iliusion that he is not some pump- | kins. He shouldered 124 pounds in the Rancho del Paso Handicap, over a mile, for three-year-olds, and, with Thorpe | in the saddle to hustle him along, | clipped around the ring in 1:40%. Bar- | ney Schreiber's Marplot, with 108 pounds, and Tod Sloan up, stayed with the chestnut for the first six furlongs, which was covered in 1:14, and there had encugh. Traverser won in romp- ing fashion, six lengths in front of Lin- | stock, piloted by “Skeets” Martin Twinkler, against which as good as 150 | to 1 was laid, took show honors. The favorites captured about every- thing in sight, Mossbrae and Odds On proving the only disappeintments. No great “killings” were registered, though all of the winners were accorded hearty support. The track was both fast and slow. Next the rail it was smooth and hard as a billiard table, while ten yards out it was harrowed up nearly a foot deep. This fact nearly caused the de- | feat of Paul Griggs in the fifth event, | as Tea Rose scooted aleng this path, and it took the gray horse’s life to win | out. | Miss Rowena, the fast Burns & Wa- | terhouse filly, made her first start this season in the opening five furlong | scramble, and, with nothing to beat but | a cheap lot of “jacks,” won*under dou- ble wraps. She was a 1 to 2 chance in the ring. Towanda, a 60 to 1 shot, fin- ished second, a length ahead of Mor- | decai, another outsider. The poor showing made by Semicolon on Monday did not prevent his winning | in clever fashion yesterday. The books | laid 6 to 1 about him, and with Spencer in the saddle he headed Engea in the | stretch and led Oraibee past the wire" | half a length, stepping the four fur- longs in :49%. Mossbrae, the luke- warm favorite, was fourth, half a length behind Toluca. Odds On had a slight call in the bet- | ting over Chihuahua in the six furlong | sprint, third on the card. Trailing Chi- | huahua and Soscol all the way, the fa- | vorite showed first fifty yvards from the | wire, but was again passed and finished | third. In a fierce drive Clawson man- aged to get Chihuahua in winner a | nose before the outsider. The 7 to 10 chalked against Paul| Griggs taking the six furlong purse af- | fair lasted but a short time, the gray | going over to the gate a 1 to 2 chance. In a drive Dorsey got him up just in | time to beat Tea Rose a neck in 1:14 | flat. Sam Hildreth's colt Lincoln IT was in rare form and the mile and a furlong proved an easy thing for him. Reced- | ing in the betting from 6 to 5 to two: he assumed the lead in the stretch and | won as he pleased from Red Glenn. Paul Pry finished in the show. o TR?CK ITEMS. | (22)Roulette Wheei:104| 615 Spt. Me. 2 510 Donator 9| 523 The Dragon | Don Gara 123 | Also that Losses paid | Amount written | Ratlo of lo: | Amount written .. escape from being seriously injured vesterday morning. While exercising Arno on the traci he was unable to pull out from the rail In time to escape running into a harrow which was just rounding the first turn. Tommy was tossed up In the air about fifteen feet, land- ing in among the harrow horses. Arno fell on top of the harrow. Fortunately both horse and rider managed to get off with a few scratches. Owner R. D. Ledgett states that the black horse imp. True Briton will make the season at the Todhunter ranch, near Washington, Yolo County, Cal. — TO-DAY’'S ENTRIES. First Race—Maiden three-year-olds; five fur- longs. Approbation Ballister Santa Ca Idomenus . 18 Lona Marie 652 Dr. Mizner . 90 Eppinger . 674 Bonita R. 707 Rebecca Wells. 560 St. Angelo 99 Carlist .. 502 Searchlight 104 104 three-year-olds and upward; 603 Musculado 700 Town Topics 451 Master Mariner.106| (886) Twinkle Twink.116; 704 Lucky Star ....117 (630) Mocorito 104 581 Alvin E 08 Abina . 5 Saticoy Ping 710 Mainbar 705 Brambella . Third Race—Four furlongs; two-year-olds. ..... 113, (632)Formero 11103} (603)E. Come 688 Primavera -110| 688 Lobas ... 1 Fourth Race—One and a sixteenth miles; | three-vear-olds and upward; selling. | (666)Plan . 91/ 707 Montallade . 6 Rey del 95| 691 Fonsovannah 702 Flashlight 16| (654)Collins ... 708 Don Clarencio.. 95| Fifth Race—One mile; three-year-olds and | upward;: selling. ... Physalls . Aluminum 639 Lost Girl. § Good Friend . &1 Qlive 0 Lodestar 79 Melv. ek 693 Don Fulano . 696 Watomba . 669 Tom Smith | 215 Charles Le | 3 Amelia Fonso...104 | 58 Miss Remsen .. | 3 Gotobed 91/ 604 Charlotte M..... 88 | )7 Cabrillo 2103 | 705 Rio Frio 5 ixth Race—Six and a half furlongs three- -olds and upward: selling. | ... Sadie Schwartz.10§] 699 Mamie Scot .. 102 | 697 Montgomery -110! (700)Highland Ball, 991 620 Ricardo .. Moringa 1 611 Mamle Go Eureka | 92| (103)Sly 09 Sea Spray | 615 Pelxotto Jack Atkins . Lulu 703 Lone Princess. 6% Callente 07 (709)Chappie 8 1)Fortunate . Robalr ... 62 SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. Dr. Mizner, Search- First Race—Octuruck, lght. Second Race—Twinkle Twink, Town Topics, Saticoy. | Third Race—E. Come, Formero, Rey del Rio. | Fourth Race—Rey del Tierra, Montallade, | Don Clarencio. Fifth Race—Good Friend, Cabrillo, Lodestar. | Sixth Race—Sly, Callente, Montgomery. LAST YEAR'S INSURANCE. Commissioner Clunie Makes His An- nual Report to Governor Budd. Insurance Commissioner A. J. Clunie | has prepared his thirtieth annual report to the Governor of the business of his| department for the year ending December 31, 1897, in which he shows that sixteen | companies were admitted to transact business and ten discontinued business. the average percentage of losses to premiums on fire risks for 1887 was 5.3, the average percentage of losses | to premiums on marine risks was SL4. The general business for the year was | summarized by the commissionér as fol- | lows: | Fire Insurance— Amount written . Premiums on same. Ratio of losses to premiums Marine Insurance— Amount written 193,995, 00 Premiums on same. 1,689,658 74 Losses paid ... 1,375,911 66 Ratio of losses to premiums. 81.4 | Apportioned as follows: | TO COMPANIES OF THIS STATE. I Fire Insurance— | Amount written 25,114,988 00 Premiums on same. 389,172 19 Losses paid . 211,973 30 Ratio of losses to premiums. 54.4 Marine Insurance— Amount written . 16,886,460 00 | Premiums on same. 190,550 98 Losses paid .... 105,13-;5% .5 Ratlo of losses to premiums TO COMPANIES OF OTHER STATES. Fire Insurance— 114,442,531 00 | 1,715,486 96 | 1,026,585 97 Premiums on sam Losses paid . o premiums Marine Insurance— Premiums on sam Losses paid - Ratlo of los TO COMPANIES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. | Fire Insurance— 184,696,607 00 The victory of Semicolon cost the colt's | Amount written owner the purse. When put up to be sold the | Premiums on same. 2,662,313 youngster was bid up from $200 to 500 by Billy | K310 oF lonsss i premiiis i Beverly, the bookmaker. | = Sfarine Ingurance— | Dave Gideon, the well-known Eastern turf- [ Amount written 163,776,014 00 man, has had enough of the sport and will de- | Premiums on same. 1,413,225 26 part for the East to-day. | Losses paid ......... 1,201,391 24 Tommy Butler, the jockey, had a narrow | Ratio of losses to premiums. 85.0 STHE CALLIS> 'R ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB — Oakland Track—lI11th day of the Winter Meeting, Wednesday, March 9, 1898. Weather cloudy. Track C fast. ACING CHART. 71, FIRST RACE—Five furlongs; selling; three-year-olds; purse, $300. . Index. Horse Welght.|5t. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [0p. Cl Miss Rowena ......105| 1 13 110 18 [Thorpe 35 13 Towanda 10| 2 4 4% 21 (R. Narvaez ..| 30 60 Mordecal 1523 53 3 ns |H. Brown 15 20 jlenn Anne 82 8 % 4h [McDonald 10 30 Rosa 72 92 6 1 |Devin 20 60 leming 103 7% 61 |Hennessy 3 10 Na Pogue 92 61 71 [Clayton s 8 St. Philip 2% 2 1g 86 [Conley 15 20 Muldrew 61 104 92 [Dorsey 30 60 Judge Na 32 31 101 (Spencer . 10 20 Little T 6 1 1% 1 iHulmas 10 40 | Mainbar 12 12 . 12 12 ("13“ son 10 fl Time, 1 Winner, Burns & Waterhouse' b. f. by imp. Midlothian-imp. Paloma. Good start. Won pulling up. 7 ll SECOND RAC! our futlongs; selling; two-year-olds; purse, $350. . “Index. Horses. Weight.St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. Jockeys. CI. 688 Semicolon 2% 2% 1% [Spencer T 58 Oralbee 7% 81 2% |H 6§ 5 638 Toluca 62 1% 3% [Gi §is 8 058 Mossbrae 5% AW 4% 3 73 638 Malay 41 63 Tod i 62 Santello Bd Bk B 6 B 4 638 Buena Ventura .. 32 3h 71 [Hennessy g iuy . Purmiah 01 91 83 Clawson 30 7 676 Engea 1207 13717793 iTHorpe. - R €8 Racivan 93 102 108 |J. Woods 80 6 €16 Dunpraise 111 11 1m1 Holmes 20 30 ._Uhler 12 12 12 |Devin . 30 60 Time, :49%. Winner, J. T. Stewart’s b. c. by Exile-Period. Good start. Won all out. 71Q, THIRD RACE-Six turlongs; selling; three-year-olds; purse, $400. . “Index. Horses. Welght.|St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. [Op. CL 9% Chihuahua 108/ 3 im 11 11 1h [Clawson 165 32 705 Soscol 104 1 2 % 21 21 2h |Spencer 15 40 67 Odds On 12! 2 33 33 33 310 |Thorpe . 6-611-10 | 707 Imperious 4 5 4% 42 46 H. Martin . 4 11-2 Hohenlohe 5 . 4h 5 5 5 Coniey .. 5 20 Time, 1:15. inner, T. H. Casey's br. g. by Emperor of Norfolk-Esperanza. Good start. V driving. 718, FOURTH RACE—One mile; three-year-olds; the Rancho del Paso Handicap; . purse, $1250. Index. ¥ %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin Jockeys. |Op. CL Traverser 2% Saa i Tas aade s alorpe . ) 63 65 Linstock 43 43 31 2% 25 [H. Marti 3 165 Twinkler . 5 ] 5 5 3h |Holmes 30 10 Gotobed ... 33 31 46 44 43 [Clawson 20 % Los Prietos 55 510 510 53 510 B 2 1R Rnian i Cyiles L e Winner, Burns Won easily. Good start. & Waterhouse's ch. c. by Imp. Rossington-Betsy Broeck. FIFTH RACE—S!x furlongs; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. Horses. Welght.|St. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. (897) Paul Griggs, 4. 10| 2 43 42 31 in 637 Tea Rose.II, 4..... 98| 1 PR R 653 Beilicoso, 6 L108! 4 S Sah asivhes 675) R. Q. Ban, 6........106 3 21 e Ve g _." Calfornia,’s. ‘08 8 Th Rl Ip NS 7 Libertine, a 3l 6 (TR S 67 Celoso, 4.. .98 5 53 56 T4 710 621 Earl Cochran, 5:...103/ 7 s s 8 8 Time, 1:14. Winner, B. J. Johnston's br. h. by imp. Order-Lucy first three drivi SIXTH RACE—One and an elahth miles; selling: four-year-olds an v S, & g: four-year-olds and upward; Tndsx. Horses. Weight. |St. 5td. %m. %m. %m, Str. Fin. | Jockey Ci. 6% Lincoln IL 4. 6h 61% 2h 12 13 ICI 84 Red Glenn, a. 8 8 8 4 2nllsemaer i 06 Paul Pry, 6. 41% 4h 1h 23 36 |Clayton 5 £9 Widow Jon 1% 11 34 31 42 [McNichols ...| 15 80 6 Serena, & 3h 3h 41 4% 55 |Gray ... 3 52 08 Peter the 73 7Y% 61 62 64 [H Martin .. 10 15 €4 Our Climate, 5. Sh 6n 7% 8 76 |Conley . 012 700_Tulare, 4 21 _3h 51 7% 8 |Weaver 08 Time, c. by Bramble-Mary M. Good start. Won eastly. | on S corner of W | by S 60 $10. | NE 25 by SE 9; glft. | W half of lot 25, | Township; $10. | Edmond H. Denke, | N 3. | F'J Thomas, L Ang | Master Reld, Pa Portland M Morris, Tennessee J M Smith, N Y I E Carithet, Tenn |7 A Hall, London R G Brown, Bodie Mrs Hall, London N G Struve, Seattle |T J Thomas, L Ang B O Bruce, Pasadena |J F Jones, L Ans D Schwab, N Y H Tetlow & w, Phila Mrs Bruce, Pasadena |[F Bach, Phila G F Wormrath, N Y |[D Stone, Chicago L Harburger, N Y G E Goodman, Napa REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. George D. Gregory to August E. Drucker, lot on S line of Green street, 137:6 E of Steiner, E 65:9 by S 120, #o Pixley 'street; also lot on § line of Greenwich street, 275 W of Fillmore, W 39:11 by S 120: also lof on N line of Green- wich street, 66:0% E of Steiner, E 71:5%, N 120, W 59:2%, to Kickett Tract, S to beginning: also lot on N line of Lombard street, 105:8 of Steiner, E 69 by N 137:6; $10. August E. Drucker to Willlam A. Gardner, same (4 descriptions); $10. Auguet Drucker to Rosa Drucker, lot on N line of Fulton street, 206:3 W of Broderick, W 40 by N 137:6; $10. Robert D. and_Jennie Cranston to Isabella Fowler, lot on NE_corner of Masonic avenue and Waller street, N 2 by E 100; $10. German Savings and Loan Society to City and County of San Francisco, lot on § line of Waller street, 168 E of Scott, E 34:6. S 28: W b4: 10%, N 251:9% (Primrose street); also lot lier and West Plerce streets (extended S), B S 316, W 21:6, to point W to point 310 S of Waller, N 310:3% (Piérce street); also lot on S line of Waller street, 181:3 W of Steiner, W 50 by S 316 (Daisy street); $L. Ely 1. and Helen J. Hutchinson to_ Patrick Long, lot on E line of Jessie street, 323 N of Fourteenth, N 25 by E 70; $10. Samuel and Margaret Tavior to Peter Ma- loney, lot on S line of Twenty-fourth street, 152:9 E of Noe, E 25:11 by S 1i4; $10. Henry and Augustine Cailleaud to Isabella Levy, lot on S line of Morton street (St. Mark's place), § W of Grant avenue, W 22:11 Tsabella Levy to Sanford Sachs, lot on S line of Morton street (St. Mark's place), 153:4 W ot_Grant avenue, W 22:11 by S 60; $10. J. W. Goodwin to Sanford K. Ballard, un- divided % of lot on E line of Hyde street, 112:6 N of Greenwich, N 25 by E 57; $10. Michael O'Mara to Margaret Smith, lots 512 and 514, Gift Map 1; gift. Michael O'Meara to Johanna O Meara, lot on SE line of Folsom street, 175 NE of Fifth, Same to Mary McCarthy, undivided 3% of lot on N line of Natoma (Hunt) street, 180 E of Third, E 20 by N &; gift. Pacific’ Land Association, Clinton C. and | Winnie G. Tripp to Emerson W. Scott, lot on E line of Vermont street, 100 N of Mariposa, N 25 by E 100, quitclaim deed; $L. James H. Lawrence to Mary V. Lawrence, lot on E line of Twenty-second avenue, 245 N of A street, N 80, E 120, thence 83, SW 27:7i, W 98:4; also lot on E iine of Willard street, 51:3 S of Turk, S 76:3 by B 100; glift. Martin Weaver to Leon De Bernardi, lot 246, Spring Valley Homestead Association; $10. Mary E. Bradley (wife of John J.) to Rich- ard Bradley, lot on SE line of Morse street, §7:6 SW of Bsmund, SW 22:6 by SE 75, being pgrtion of lots 1 €0 3 block 2, Syndicate's t Addition; $10. Victor M. Reiter to Earl F. Crane, lot 17, block 36, Sunnyside; $10. Thomas C. Johnston to Frances W. Craw- ford, lots 158 to 160, block 98, Central Park Homestead, quitclaim deed: $I. Frances W. Crawford to Robert and Rebecca Alexander, same; grant. state of Henry M. Collins (by A. A. Col- Ins, administrator.) to J. G. Klumpke, lot 7, block 16, West End Map No. 2; also lots 9 and 10, block 25, Paul Tract Homestead Asso- clation; $300. Estate of Elizabeth G. Collins (by A. A. Collins, administrator,) to same, same two de- scriptions; $300. Alameda County. James J. and M. Lamping to James G. and Julia Dorrell, lot on N line of Brown street, | 216:3 E of Market, 20:3 by E 25, being_ the block L, Central Land Com- pany's Tract, Oakland: $10. D. N. and P. J. Mitchell to John D. Schaackey, lot on E line of Magnolin street, 100 N of Thirty-fourth, N 100 by E 133:3, being iot 2, block 681, Watt's Tract, Oakland; $10. C.”A. and Elien M. Martin to_Arnold Giaser, lot on W line of Grove stret, 150 N of Prince, N 50 by W 122, being lot 27, block 7, Central Park Tract, Berkeley, subject to a mortgage for $1600: $10. FEdward D. and Helen Harmon to Peter Mad- gen, lot on N line of Woolsey street, 200 W of Milvia, W 45 by N 100, being lot 15, block Q, amended map of Newbury Tract. Berkeley: $10. L. W. Forsting to R. J. McMullen, undivided | half interest in lots 7 to 12, block A, lots 1 to 6. block B, lots 3, 4, 7. 8 11 and 12, block C, Home View Tract, Berkeiey; $10. Frank Wolpert to William Clack, lots 75 and | 76, Marion Tract, Brookiyn Township: $10. | Daniel S. Davids (by commissioner) to Pa- | cific Surety Company (a_corporation), lot on | NW _corner of First and Webster streets, N 25 W 75, block 8, Oakland: $1249. Pacific Surety Company to Henrletta Lewls, same, Oakland; $2. B. Baxter to Annie Baxter, lots 64 and | 65, Mitchell Tract, Map 2, Oakland; also lot | on N line of Park avenue, §8 W of Harlem W 50 by N 125, being a subdivision of | Rancho V. and D. Peralta, Oakland reet, plat 6, Ferdinand Kruger to Marie Kruger, lot on W line of Magnolia street, 176 N of Fifth, N 2 by W 133:3, being lot 31, block 489, Biggs Tract, Cakiand; gift. J. B. Baxter to Annie Baxter. lot 4, in plat 7, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland Town- ship: 310. Willlam D. Wooster to Sarah Hogan, sub- divisions 25 and 34 of block 2, Daley's Scenic Park Tract, Berkeley: $10. J. 0. Jephson to Encinal Bank, lot on NE corner of Hopkins and Summer streets, E 439:7 | by N 410, being plat 4, Comeron Tract, con- taining 4.80 acres, quitclaim deed, East Oak- land: $10. Ferdinand Kruger to Marle Kruger, lot on | SE linc of Mitchell street, 150 SW of Saunders, | SW 50 by SE 140 to a point in center of Sau- sal Creek, thence up creek along the center thereof to its intersection with a line run- ning parallel with and distant 150 SW from Saunders street, thence NW 132 to beginning, being portion of Ghirardelli Tract, Brooklyn Township; gift. Johanna Schulte and Augusta Brewitt to lot on S line of Haight avenue, 181 E of Sixth street, E 30:5 by S quitclaim deed, Alameda; $10. A. and Izora G. Powell to George Newman, lot on § line of Delaware street, 100:8 W _of Hamilton, W 70, S 134:8, E 161:4, W 93:8, N 93:9 to beginning, being por- tion of ranges § and 10, Hardy Tract, Berke- ley: $I0. Charles A. and_Alice Bailey same, quitclaim deed: $5. Sands W. and Lucille B. Forman, Shaw and Elmburst Land Company to Della Crane, lot 52, Elmhurst Park, Brooklyn Town- ship; $10. to same, A B Builders’ Contracts. J. L. Bellani (owner) with C. Andresen (con- tractor); erchitect, H. D. Mitchell. All work for an additional story to a 1-story frame on | S line of Sacramento street, 34:6 E of Maple, E 28 by S 109:8; $1186. Plerre Priet (owner) with Duffy Bros. (con- tractors); architects, Pissis & Moore. Plumb- ing, sewering, gasfitting, tiling and marble work for alterations and additions to a 4-story brick building on E line of Stockton street, 23:6 N of Geary, N 35 by E 92:6; $3310. | William A. Matheson (owner) with Petter- son & Persson (contractors); architect, R. H. White. All work except painting for a l-story | frame building on W line of Webster street, 135 | N of Union, N 25 by W 100; §1 - e HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL. E A Watrous, N Y |Mrs M Crow, N Y J_F Jones, L Ang W L Crow, N Y E T Wallae, Yreka G E Babcock, Cal Mrs Babcock, Cai Miss Edwards, Cal Mrs O Harvey, Galt Miss Harvey, Galt F S Johnson, S Rafael Mrs Johnson. S Rafael C Hooper, London Mrs Hooper, London H Banner, N Zealand Mrs Banner, N Zealand A J Bondurant, Ala O Romcke, Melbourne Mrs Romcke, Melbourn Mis Cameron, Melbrne E_H McCraken & w, M McKenzie, N Y Mrs {enzie, N Y F A Winslow, Chicago C Friedberg, Toledo Colonel Egan, Wash Mrs Egan, Wash W G Hook, L Ang | Mrs Hook, L_Ang Willie Hook, L Ang. F V Ettinger, N Y Mrs Ettinger, N Y J Powning, Belvedere G E Ryckman, N Y drs D Atken Jr, Pa Miss C Alken, Pa Miss F Alken, Pa Mrs Goodman, Napa Mrs Plater, Napa Mre Follettson, Napa J H Berry, Detroit Miss Berry, Detroit Miss L Berry, Detroft J B Quigley, 'Sacto M Joseph & w, Cinn F H Buck, Vacaville G Nordstrom, Illinols Dr_Pace, Tulare A W Moore, Mexico G M Ferguson, Chicago Mrs Ferguson, Chicago H E_Knapp, Wis Mrs Knapp, Wis 8 Long. Chicago G _Willicomb, Boston F Marsilv. Antwerp M Schwerdesky, N Y G F Swift Jr, Chicago|r W Prosser, lowa S Baer, Chicago F C Reamme, N ¥ Mrs Baer, Chicago |C Reamme, N Y Mrs Wirgley, Colo |H H Eijel. 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BRANCH OFFICES—52 Montgomery strest, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 239 Hayes street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 616 Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1941 Mission street; open until 10 o’clock. 261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open until 8 o'clock. 106 Eleventh street: open until 9 o'clock. 2% Mission street; open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Poik street; open until 0:30 oclock. N. W. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until 9 ock. MEETING NOTICES. CALIFORNIA Lodgs No. 1 F. and A M., will meet %H!S (THURSDAY. EVENING, March 10, at_7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order of the Master. H. DAY, S¢ DORIC Lodge No. 215, F. and A M. 121 Eddy st—Called mesting THIS (THURSDAY) At 1:30 ’0'0100154 xr-;nsz degree. asons are nvited. By order of THOMAS L. HILL, W. M. J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. SOUTH San Franclsco Lodge N and A. M., meets THIS EV. 7:30 ¢'Clock. First degree. By order of the Master. E. C. HARE, Secretary. YERBA Buena Lodge No. 15, L O. . O. F.—Officers and members, You 5 3 are hereby notified to attend a ZZERSE meeting TO-NIGHT, for the pur- 4 ose of amendment of by-laws. E N G, L. PERHAM, N. G. JAMES BOYES, Recording S!‘L’l’g ‘ THE San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club meets THIS (THURSDAY) 3y EVENING, Fraternity Hall, 32 O'Farrell st., at § o'clock. The de- bate, subject ‘‘Has the Union of Scotland and England Been Productive of Benefit to inaugurated at last meet- ing, will be decided at this meeting. All Scotchmen are cordially invited to be present. W. A. DAWSON, Royal Chief. GEORGE W. PATERSON, Recorder. ANNUAL MEETING—The regular meeting of the stock Either Country ? annual ders of the Western Sugar Refining Company_will be held at the | office of the company Market st., San | Francisco, Cal., on SATURDAY, the 26th dey | of March, 1568, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of electing a Board of Dire tors to serve for the ensulng vear and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Transfer books will close on Wednesday, March 16, 188, at 12 o'clock m. ROBERT OXNARD, Secretary. SPECIAL THEY are closing out underwear, hoslery, gloves, corsets, veiling, ns, laces, cur- | faina, bedspreads, pillow-shams, table covers, towais, flannels, etc., very cheap at the Plo- neer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. ROOMS papered, $250 up; whitened, $1 up. 2505 Twenty-fourth st., or 239 Third st. MRS. DR. NICE—Genuine steam vapor cabl- net baths, $1. 17A Sixth st., room 1 EN, latest galvanic battery and 116 Taylor st. MISS Mays' genuine massage, baths, alcohol and Turkish. 636 1-.arny st. room 9. ANIMALS, birds and reptiles ght, and_exchanged. TOCK, the Zoo, San Fran MRS, SHELTON, genuine steam and cabinet baths. 906 Marl ", room 2. BAD tenants e for $4: collectivns mad: city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTIO! CO., 415 Montgomery st room 6; tel. B580. MRS, STEWERT, genuine stcam and cabinet baths. 12014 Geary st room 1l MRS. DR. FISH, rm. 2. trictan; alcohol, Turkish sold ‘Address FRANK C. BOS- 0. 116A Grant ave.; elec- baths; unrivaled. DIVIDEND NOTICES. by h DIVIDEND Notice—Dividend No. 5 (forty cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar | Plantation will be payable at the office | of the compa 327 Market on_and after Monday, arch 21, 1898, Transfer books will close on Tuesday, March 15, 188, at 3 o'clock | p. m. H. SHELDON, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. first-class cook an SWEDISH girl house- | worker; good laundress; 4 years last place; | ry. MRS. NORTON, 323 Sutter. | GERMAN nurse, best of reference, desires a | situation. J . CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter. | SITUATIONS wanted for chambermaids and general housegirls; none but reliable help | sent. LADIES® CHANGE, 1023 Market. YOUNG girl of good family wishes a situa- tion to assist or do light housework in a small family. good home preferred to high Address M. W., box 4, Call offl WOMAN wishes position as housekeeper or light housework in small family: is & good plain cook: steady and reliable; good refer- f required. 514 Minna st. competent woman _ wishes d, plain cook; wash and iron; ity or country; care for children. MIDDL G housework no_cards; jtuation as linen woman or straight chamber work in hotel: country pre- Dest city references. Address C. L. ork; good buttonhole or country. Ad- FIRST-CLASS German and American cook awaits engagement: wages §25 to $30. Call for three days at 13233 Bush st. situation for general city or country. GERMAN girl wants housework: plain cooking; Call at 130 Stockton st. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. GIRL wants rk: good sewer; position second w HELP WAN” ZD—Continued. WANTED—Girl, shorthand reporter and type- wages $12. Address A. P., box 71, Call office. | writer on Remington, in law office; salary LADY wishes plain sewing and repairing o do | .\ "ooriy: Box 1622, Call office. at home. 118 Sixth st., room 6. COMPETENT _housekeeper, ~place in ~city: NEW YoRE et — - | “walst trimmers; seamstress; milliners. 1023 class housekeeper: in small By avpsem |- e 3 Y, T 2 MRS MAGGIE DERRY, The Globe, room 12, | FIRST-CLASS skirtmaker. BOWHAY, ot SITUATION as German cook: no_objections to —Ladles' tallor; good cutter; fine help with WB{hl“!- Box 1499, Call Office. sition. WILSON, lfinmmrkit st. GERMAN woman wishes work by the day in | GOOD finisher on custom coats. 604 O'Far- kitchen: is good Ge: Call 1435 Pihe st., near Fopk, - oan cook. YOUNG lady wishes housekeeper's position o do plain mending. 1101 Mission Sty corner of Seventh, room 10. GOOD cook and housekeeper; city or country references. Address MRS. J. W. Al Iperences. ' Add J. W, box 10, Call reil st. GERMAN girl for general housework and plain mall family. 305 Scott st. ED—Girl to care for child. GREEN, Fairmount, 1714 Market st. EXPERIENCED finisher on tailor suit Sansome st., upstairs. MRS, 20 YOUNG lady wishes situation as housekeeper or do chamber work. 99 Howard st., cor. Sixth, room 14. % MIDDLE-AG! D woman wishes position as housekecper; country preferred. " Cail 1004 Powell s Toom 35, Ygzz:g_:;e;ma?é woman wishes working house- osition or to de . _ D198 Howard sty room 3o 0 meading LADY wishes situation to do plain sewlng and Jflpfl"‘lng. 139 Fourth st., lpoclm lflw ¥ MONEY loaned on watches. diamonds, jewelry: low interest. UNCLE HANKIS. 18 Grant: av. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE, CHINESE and Japanese (estab. 20 : tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & Co.‘ys‘igré)lnl;efif JAPANE cleaniny Chinese Employm’t Office; house tel. Grant 6. Geo. Aoki, 30 Geary. JAPANESE Employment AANESE Employment Bureau—Choice help GIRL for housework, $10 a month. 2306 Sutter. GIRL wanted to assist 1911 Bush st. in general housework. PSUEASSRISS e 4. THOMAS E. KENT, Ker Mear Second, second floor. s Grant ave., GOOD coatmal 597 Mission sf WANTED—Presser on pants. upstairs. VANTED—Errand boy; state age. Moy, box 1401, Cail office. F d por- NEAT young man: cook short orders an or work: restaurant. 25 First st. Address WANTED_A firstclass shoemaker at 107 Geary st. WANTED — Firstclass walter. Manhattan House, §25 Battery st. rkers for GOOD carriage and_wagon Woodwol new work. s28 Harrison st. WANTED—Good tailor at 20 Kearny st. room 1. GOOD and sober dishwasher at § Jackson st. WANTED_Man cook for hotel, $10. 921 Broad- way, room 10, Oakland. r 15 Stockton st. APPRENTICE with some experience on cus- tom coats; wages. 222 Seventh st. GIRL to do extra waiting. 552 Sixth st. WANTED—Young girl to help care for baby: good home. 1532 Market st. WANTED—An experienced apprentice to work on custom coats. 373 Natoma, near Fifth. GERMAN girl to take care of baby. 232 Pine street. WANTED—Girl to do general housework. Ap- ly 1008 Sacramento st. WANTED—First-class co GERMAN boy for print fornia st. Sk PARTNER wanted with small capital for bar- ber business. Box H 714, Call office. FOR_SALE—Good 3-chair barber shop and baths; cheap. Jnquire 437 Fourth st. WANTED—2 thoroughly _experienced dre: goods salesmen. Apply 523 Market st., room % from 2 to 4 p. m. FIRST-CLASS machinist—Highest wages to a first-class workman. H. GHANG, machine works, 105 Fremont st. YOUNG girl for light housework. Apply 1410 Hyde st. WILL give situation for loan of $250; security and interest. W. A., box 1400, Call office. WANTED—A Protestant girl for housework and plain_cooking; small family; wages §15. Call 1602 Washington JAPANESE employment T w APANESE employment office; work day MIDDLE-AGED woman to take care of a ning. 12% O'Farrell; tel. Davls 605 23233 Pine st. CHINESE and Japanese employment office < ; ; | BUTTER-MAKE ler, direct from best help. 414% O'Farrell st.; tel. East 426, the st VBT RANDALE. T Mississippl. JAPANESE Employm’'t Offi B el Northern Hecing Co. 1805 Bolk: tel. Polk ‘125 FIRST-CLASS hairdresser wanted. Box 182l Call Office. SITUATION wanted around a place by ¥ elder] man to do chores and make himself genenfll; useful; understands care of horses,” milking ardening; references. 174, Call office. e BOOKKEEPER, aged 2, 7 years' experience, references, desires position with manufactur- ing or wholesale concern; moderate salary, with chance for advancement. X., box % Call office. K 3 RELIABLE, ~steady, middle-aged German wishes position in private family; good driver; understands gardening; handy with tools; references; city ar country. Box 1520, Call. BY respectable man, clerical work evenings, 6 to 9:30; good references; or will take any kind of honorable employment. M., box 44, Call office. SWEDISH man and wife, with 2-year-old child, wish work; man an all-around man: wife _ 800d cook: city or country. S. H. box 10, Call. MAN and wife as janitors; will do all repairs or fixing to tenants’ satistaction. Address M. TUC R, 118 O'Farrell st. CARPENTER by trade; handy with all kinds of tools; accustomed to management of real __property; low wages. C. K., box 12, Call. AN accomplished middle-aged German gentle- man desires immediately any employment, in city or country. Address E. M., box 101, Call. CLERK in hardware and stove store or general merchandisc; country town preferred; refer- ences. Address E., box 9, Call office, Oakland. EXPERT hman or special police woul like to find a situation; can furnish best of references. Address F. G., 515 Bush st. BARKEEPER, first-class references given from last place. Address E. A., box 808, Call. E young man wants a situation to do school boy. Address YAMADA, 132 Pine st. WATCHMAKER and jeweler wants employ- menl,';‘o\\'n or country. Address box 41,144, ce. ATION wanted by man and wife on a gentleman's farm or ranch. Box A 1401, Call. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires position; reterences. Box 1577, Call office. AN all-round practical track man wants situ- ation as foreman; has had 15 vears' expe- rience in construction and yard work; best of references. Address box 1461, Call. MAN wants situation as gardener or to take care of horses; handy about the house. 703 Buchanan st BARBER, firstclass man, 20 years of age, married, wants steady work in first-class shop only. Address L. LAMBERT, 431 Sixth. MAN and wife would like to take charge of vineyard or orchard; understand wine-mak- ing and fruit-drying. Box 1498, Call. TWO German apprentices on high srade ladies' suits. HENRY WERTH, Ladies’ Tailor, 1105 Leavenworth st., near California. OPERATORS on steam power sewing machines to make Lev Strauss & Co.'s riveted cloth- DAVIS, 3%% Fremont st. AMATEUR musiclans, brass and string, to Join_orchestra for social purposes. Apply A. MATTHIEU, 323 Bush st. WANTED—At Montana House, 7643% Mission st., men to take rooms; ilc, isc and 2 per night; 60c, %0c and $1 per week. PHYSICIAN wanted immediately for country; ‘must be able man. Box 1497, Call office. WANTED=Toung man who has had experience in raising poultry on a large scale; must know how to milk; wages $20. Address A. B., box 1467, Call office. MAN able to speak German or French In wine- house as barkeeper; also must know how ta gell goods indoors; only one of good charac- ter need apply. Box 1485, Call office. LADI y espectable hous from %c night and $1 50 week. 142 Seventh MEN arr and_women learn barber trade in 6 weeks. PROF. TOM CROKER, 346 Seventh. MONEY loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry Qow Interest. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ai LEARN dressmaking and millinery: positions free; patterns 2c. McDOWELL'S, 103 Post. WANTED—10 men to occupy clean rooms at 2 nights for Zc or T5c week. 105 New Mont- gomery st. PROGRESSIVE Barbers’ Free emiployment. H. BERNARD, Secy., 102 7th; tel. South 628. WANTED—Laborers and_ mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, still runs Denver House, 217 _hird ct.; 150 largs rooms; 25 per night: $1 to $3 per week. LAWRENCE Dresscutting School, 1079 Market trial free. DR. WISE, the ladies’ specialist, 11 McAllister st.; monthly troubles, private diseases, etc. €15 LARKIN ST.—Branch office of The Call. ubscriptions and want ads taken. MALE HELP WANTED. scraper gang, exceptional orchard and vineyard and $18; butter- FOREMAN for a good job; 26 farm, hands; 3 milkers, 3§30, make: RAY ‘& READY, Agents, 631-635 Clay st. 1 185 WOODCHOPPERS, $125 and $1 cord; tiemakers, Sc, Sc and 10c each; 16 good labor- ers, §1 60 day; 2 laborers for sawmills, etc. $26 and found; 165 raiiroad laborers and d ferent places.” MURRAY & READY, Lead- ing Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. FOREMAN for a gravel mine; must be a shift boss; experienced man in tender and heavy ground; competent to handle crew of men; §2 50 day and increase. MURRAY & READ Leading Employment Agents, 634-63 Clay st. 125 farmer and wife, south, $30. MUR- Léading ' Employment COAL miners, §2 day, San Bernardino County. | MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. RECRUITS wanted for the United States ‘marine corps, United States navy; able- bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the TUnited States, or those who have legally de- clared their intention to become such; must be of good character and habits and able to speak, read and write English, atd be be- tween 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the re- cruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Franeisco, Cal. EXPERIENCED presser on cloaks at M. SIM- INOFF'S, 1208 Market st. MEN to learn barber trade in elght weeks. S. F. Barber College, 138% Eighth st. MONEY loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry; low interest. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant av. WINCHESTER House, 44 Third st. near Market; 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-room; free 'bus and bagzage to and from :he ferry. ROSEDALE House, 321 Ellis—Rooms 2ic to $1 night; $1 to $4 week; hot and cold baths. MARKET, 4 Branch office of The Call; want ads and ‘subscriptions taken. SINGLE rooms, 10c and 15c night: 75c and $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard sts. MARKET, 83% (Elcho House)—Rooms 20c, 2%¢ to 50 per might; $1 to §2 week. “KSMITH, $2 50 day, see boss here: stable- man, country, 25 to $80. MURRAY & READY, 634-635 Clay st. 6 COOKS, 335, $45 and $50; 4 walters, §25 and $20; 1 pantryman, §25; 2 choremen for hotels §8 ‘and §10; 3 dishwashers, different places; bellboy, = colored, city hotel. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634- 636 Clay s EMPLOYERS of help—Telephone Main 584. If you don’t get your help from MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st., vou don't get the best help; help furnished free of charge. HEAD cook, meat and pastry, country hotel, 360, see party here; night cook, $40; second cook, small hotel, $30; vegetable cook, hotel, $30; cook, small hotel, §2. C. R. HANSEN & €O., 108 Geary st. YOUNG man wants situation; any kind of work; city or countrv; understands cows, horses, garden: reference. Address J. A. MacDONALD, 214 Third st. POSITION wanted by licensed engineer and machinist; can do_ blacksmithing; reference. Address Engineer, box 195, Call Office. YOUNG man of 21, well acquainted with city. wishes position references given. Box 162 Call. ALL-AROUND woodsman wishes a_situation as such to go to Alaska for a corporation, providing fare is pald; is able to run an en” gine. Address F. W. J., Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton st. GOOD, steady and reliable butcher wishes a ;flunnon in the city. Address 2065 Twenty- rat st. ENGLISH groom, middle aged, steady and rell- able, wants work; good city references; small wages. Address Groom, box 1490, Call office. BUSINESS men—Practical bookkeeper and of- fice manager wants to fill vacancy occasioned by Klondike exodus or otherwise. Account- ant, 1212 Castro st., Oakland. .TAI‘ANESESbo-y wants a position to do light near Mar- ket; 20 rooms, 25c to $1 50 night; $150 to $5 week; convenient and respectable; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. MONEY loancd on watches, diamonds, jewelry: low interest. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. e e FEMALE HELP WANTED. LAUNDRESS and assist chamber work, coun- try botel, §20. MURRAY & READY, 63i- 63 Clay st. WAITRESS, nice country hotel, $22 5. MUR- R. EADY, 634-638 Clay st. KITCHEN steward, $40 and room; competent head waiter, $75; 3 walters, country hotel, $35, free fare; waiter, hotel, north, $2: boy to learn waiting. $10 and room. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. NEAT young clerk for a country hotel, $40; general office clerk who can do some book- keeping for a country hotel, $30; 2 neat bell- boys, §15 and free fare, for a country hotel; bellboy, city, $10; porter, $10; colored bellboy, $12. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. MAN and wife, $25; choreboy, ranch, $15; chore- boy, city. $10; woodchoppers, from 70c to $2 a cord, according to timber. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 105 Geary st. WINEROOM man for hotel. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. WANTED—20 more men to work on lumber yard railroad, Humboldt County, half fare pald by company, steamer sails Friday, wages 326 and board and all season’s work, see man- ager here; 5 farm hands for large vineyard company, first-class place, $20 and_board; 2 Fastern or Nebraska farm hands, §20; Scan- dinavian milker, $2%: German to milk and do chores, §25 and board; neat young German to Work in private garden, §23; good strong boy for store in city, $3 per week and Increas night cook, young man, for oyster and chop house, $25 and room: and others. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. WANTED—Miner, $4) and board; 10 men for hop ya#d, $1 day; errand boy for country, $T and found: 20 tie makers, Sc, S and 10¢, g0 fo-day; 15 laborers for city, §175; % laborers for mill and woods and work on lumber rail- road, $26 and board: farmers, milkers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 623 Sacramento st. WANTED—To collect wages due laborers and clerks. Knox Collection \gency, 110 Sutter. AGENTS WANTED. WANTEDIn every city on the coast for Rex Incandescent Gas Lamps. J. HENDERSON, 309 Stockton st. e FURNITURE WANTED. HIGHEST prices to fill new bullding. sion st.; tel. Mint 1821 INDIANA Auction Co. Removed to 19 Mont- gomery st.: highest prices pald. Tel. Davis 71 5 LARKIN_Branch office of The Cali; sub- sciiptions and want ads taken. e e — PARTNERS WANTED. WITH $250; investigate. Call 10 to 3, room 313, Phelan building. e ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. o etes e ibersR ittt sl | LADY will teach plano, etc., in return for room and partial board.” Box 1512, Call office. e ———————————————————— ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. 840 Mis- achines for sale. SET of tinsmith's tools an “Apply 1146 Folsom st. WANTED—Good second-hand bricks in large or _small quantities. _ Apply THOMAS BUTCHER, Builders’ Exchange, 40 New Montgomery st., bet. 12 and 1 p. m. be furnished with eggs 1139 BAKER desires to from country; one price the year round. Folsom st. WANTED—One good second-hand barber chair; ‘must be cheap. Address box 1462, Call. WANTED—$3000 worth of second-hand tools and machinery. 634 Mission st. WANTED—100 goats for feeding the animals. ‘Address the Zoo, Chutes, city. SECOND-HAND blacksmith tools wanted at once. 204 Mission st. PHOTO and magic lantern apparatus; second- hand. 109 Montgomery st. PAWNBROKER—OId gold, _silver, cast-oft clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. ———— e . NTED—First and second cook for first-class hotel, $105; 3 restaurant waiters, $10 weel walters for country; boy to wait on hel and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO. 628 Sacramento st. W r gencral housework and cooking NEAT young woman would like a sition at 2 Tousenork in el American family. S., op_ranches. " MURRAY & READY, G363 lay s RELIABLE woman wishes to do housework by | FRENCH second girl, §20; housegirl, Monterey, day or by week. | Address 503 Montgomery [ $30; housegirl, Merced, $3, 2 in family; house- ave., room ¥irl, Oakland, $25: cook, $30; 10 housegirls, SITUATION wanted by a first-class waltress and parlormaid; good references. Box S 1490, Call office. city, $25 and $30. MRS. NORTON, 323 Sutter. GERMAN housegirl, two in family; §20. MRS. N, 323 Sutter st. COMPETENT girl wants work as chamber- mald or laundress in hotel. Address N. C. Mission st. woman wishes position as ool ass references; city or country. A dress Cook, box 8, Call office, Oakland. SWEDISH girl wants a place In private famil cooking or upstairs work. Apply 206 Franklin. BY respectable lady, would like position as housekeeper; city. Box H, 38, Call office. rish housegirl, American family, $25. MRS. NORTON, 323 Sutter st. COOK and second glrl, same house, $25 and $20. MRS. NORTON, 323 Sutter st. SECOND girl, count '3 second girls, $15, 323 Sutter st. city. MKS. NORTO! TWO Swedish or German laundresses for in- stitution; plain work; $20. C. R. HANSEN & *0., 108 Geary st. HOUSEGIRL for Reno, Nev.; no baking or R. HANSEN COLORED girl desires _situation lady's | washing; $% and fare paid. C. maid of second Girl. 503 Hyde st. & CO., 108 Geary st. TWOMAN wishes situation in private family or | COOK. German style, §25: German girl for help In boarding house; $10 month; city. 148 Sixth st., room 124. GERMAN girl wishes place to assist in house- work. 1320 Hampshire st., bet. 2ith and 26th. FIFTH, 221 ean room —Nice, sunny, clean room for work- _ing people, $1 to $3 per weel YOUNG lady, speaking Efglish, Danish, wishes a position as companion to a lady or as nursery governess: no objections to traveling. Address MISS ERICKSON, 2% Clipper st., bet. 2ith and 26th. PRACTICAL and thoroughly first-class ladle: tallor from Paris, London and New York, with some good experience in cutting and fitting, wants a situation in a first-class house.” Box 1600, Call office. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, American, under- stands care of children, desires position as nurse or care of children with other light work, Address MRS. N. DOUGLAS, 9 How- ard st. YOUNG Iady, university graduate, wishes po- sition as traveling governess or amanuensis: has studied French, German and art. Fourth ave., Oakland. EOVMPETEN:T*«"EW oung woman wishes ;e v ousework, ot trame” A B box 14, Call ELDERLY Protestant woman wants work a good plain cook; any distance in the coun- try. Call or address 221 Seventh st. COMPETENT German woman wishes situation for housework: good cook; city or coun- try. Address 621 California st. SIT ON wanted by a girl to care for chil- dren. Apply to MISS ALEXANDER, 76 Har- rison st., near Fourth. LADY desires position as nurse or traveling ‘companion; can give references. Address 131 Montgomery st. DRESSMAKER, good cutter and fitter, wishes ork by the day 76 And cartare. 588 Minna st., near Sixth. housework, 8 in family, §20; 5 housegirls, $20; housekeeper for city, $12. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. RANCH cook for Gilroy, $20, fare paid; ranch cook for Lindsay, $20, fare paid; ranch cook o Elmira, $20, fare pald; ranch cook for ©llinsville, $18." C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. WAITRESS and chambermaid to walt, $20 each, see party here (fare advanced); 2 wait- resses, Glenn County (fare paid), '$17 50; 2 waltresses, Hanford, $20; 3 waltresses for first-class water resort, Southern California, $20; waltrese, Colusa, 315, see party here I a. m.; waltress, Napa, 2 restaurant walt- resses, 36 week: 4 restaurant waitresses, $: 3 waitresses, $1; 2 waltresses, city, $1§ and $20 and room; waitress, Marysville, $20; cham- bermaid and wait, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. LAUNDRESS, §30; waitress and chambermaid, $20, private boarding house; 6 $20'and $25; 6 young girls, assisi LLEN, 3% . light hos ri MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter 10 RAILROAD laborers for Eureka to go to- morrow, §26 and board, half fare paid; cook for vessel to Ro to England; shingle packer; cheesemaker; woodchopper and make pickets, Pposts and shakes: 0ld man for ranch; chore: bey for family. R. T. WARD & CO., ®05-610 Clay st. IDENTICAL with the system of all well-estab- lished mercantile institutions operated upon the subscription or membership basis is the old “Reliable Clerks' Exchange Employment Clearing-house,”’ 313 Bush st.; maintaining strictly confidential relations ' between the employing business establishments and the reliable help seeking to advance their pos! tions; systematically investigating _creden- tials, submitting results, and ultimately bringing the employer and applicant to- gother, committing neither party, and going over the same matter again and again un- til both are suited; the supply being greater than the demand the demand Is supplied “free of any expense whatever”; the supply pays less than l0c per week. Inclose stamp for catalogue. THE Clerks’ Exchange does not sell positions; the management will not promise or guar- antee situations; the business is operated strictly upon a subscription basis; investi- gate. 313 Bush st.; 6 Pacific Coast offices; one membership fee covers all. LIQUOR salesman, city trade; dress goods salesman, South. 313 Bush st. CLERK, general store, acquainted with dry Koods: lathe machinist: locksmith. 313 Bush. LAUNDRYMEN ship carpenter; boiler maker; ship's blacksmith. 213 Bush st. OYSTER opener; head chef new hotel; city salesman, liquors; walters. 1023 Market st. ASSISTANT bookkeeper and office _cashier, $0 bond; grocery clerk; hotel walter. 1028 Market st. MANAGER and_ bookkeeper, general mer- chandise store, $150; bellboys, city hotel. 1023 Market st. MAN and wife as cook and gardener, $10 to §50; see lady here. . MISS CUL! EN.VSSVSIJU!I' it. BUTLER, $40; good place. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. $25; housework girl, Alameda, towns. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. , and other COLORED girl, housework, 20; colored nurse, $10. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. SECOND girl, country, $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. NORTH German second girl and sew, MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. PROTESTANT second girl and nurse, $25; 2 laundresses, private familles, $25 and $30: 4 cooks in German and American familles, $25; German nurse and chambermald, §25: 2 cooks, small boarding houses §25; cook and house: work, Santa Rosa, $25 waitresses. hotels and e rants, $20, 325, $5 and _$6 week; 15 young giris to a: $12 and 315, and a large number of girls for cooking and house- 3.'F. CROSETT & CO., $25. MAN to do chores around house, $10 per month. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. WAITER, country, $25, fare advanced. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. BARBERS' Ass'n Froe Employm't Office. S. FUCLS, Sec., 32 Grant ave.; tel. Grant 13. WHA MUSICAL INSTRUAENTS. 'S THA' YOU ARE? GOING TO BUY A PIANO? WELL, NOW, WHAT DO YOU WANT? A piano made in 189, with every dollar ex- pended on the instrument, modern in every Tespect, with all the late attachments, or the same oid ptano made from 1849 scales? T have a piano to sell that 1 will guarantes from top to bottom and will back it with every dollar I have. As I own my own build- ing and store, and as the manufacturers also beck tnis instrument with $2,000,000, this, I think, a guarantee. The piano is the Kingsbury. The price is $2%5. The address is 726 Hayes st. The firm is J. HARRY SCOTT. ANY person having use for a piano need mot do without when good instruments can be purchased from us at cash prices upon monthly payments of $3. $4, §5, 6, 3. $3. 33, $10: handsome scarf and wood seat stool in- cluded: no charge for cartage. Purchase your medium and low price pianos where they can be exchanged for a Steinway without sacri- fice. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Stelnway Dealers, cor. Kearny and Sutter sts. A FEW more bargains in second-hand planos— Ronisch .. 31 Mathusek Augustus Baus & Co Cameron ... Byron Mauzy BYRON MAUZ ABSOLUTELY the oldest and largest house west of Chicago is KOHLER & CHASE'S, 36 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. Planos, organs and_all other musical instruments of all grades ana prices. Terms easy: prices low- BT verything possible done to please and satisfy the customer. ,_pian ONE Newhall plano. 55 One Zech plano o0 One Fischer plano g21518 centy others at all prices. TY SRy CURTAZ & SON. 16-20 O'Farrell. ABSOLUTE bargains this week; Steinway, Steck, Conover, Chickering, Emerson, Hal- let & Davis: all as good as new. THE F. W. SPENCER CO., 933 Market st. uv arket st.: agency for brated DECKER & SON plagos. gt COLBY planos are the best for the mi The market: highest award at World's Pair; call and see for yourselves. 933 Market st. - SOHMER & CO., Byron Mauzy, New! PBriggs and other planos: — our E’Gn pian} no interest first year. 305, 310, 312 Post st. ADMINISTRATOR'S sale—M Tmmense. reduction for cash. or on Thoraitt ments. EATON ESTATE, 135 Market st WANTED—Men and women; work home; I pay 45 to $16 a _week for making crayon portraits; new patent method; any one who can read or write can do_the work in spare time, day or eyening: send for particulars at once. A . GRIPP, German Artist, Tyrone, Pa. on; references per month 721 Eighth WANTED—Driver for milk and security: good rustler; and found to commence with. ave., Richmond District. FIRST-CLASS loom fixer to fix fancy looms. ?fldnaISAN JOSE WOOLEN MILL, San ose, Cal. WANTED—By trustworthy woman, a situa- lsl’onhm chambermalid; city or country. 110 xth st. work. $20 and cashiers, bookkeepers, 316 Sutter st. STENOGRAPHERS, salesladies looking for positions should call at 313 Bush st. WANTED—A messenger boy. Apply Postoffice box 2048 In own handwriting; state age and give references. FOR sale cheap—Set high-pitch ets: nearly new. Call 608 Sl i GREAT bargain: Standard uprigh age); party gone to Kiondike: cheap. 208 Bk HORNUNG'S new Z cedented success. nfi:npw o an unpre- $125—FINE upright: great bargain. 15 McAllls. TZ. b ter st., next Hibernia Bank. SCHMI AGENCY Halnes_Bros. : secon blanos, $75 up. W. & HAMILTON 20 oot KNABE la) H . KORLER & CHASE: "6 Rarrdt S, "V1°% SUPERIOR violins, zith MULLER, maker, num.olg !‘Anéihmh:—. POSITION wanted In private family; refer- ences. Call 226 Turk st. HOTEL housckeeper: chambermalds: waitress for country; references required. 313 Bush st. FIRST-CLASS ladles’ tallor wanted. BOW- HAY, 504 Sutter af. * SMALLEST ad, lowest price. ‘Helne, 13 Ellis.