The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 16, 1898, Page 12

/ Williams tninks Monterey not at him- can enjoy it from the grand ' split up—and if he is the real Zombro to- ] morrow—why, look at the board sharp i when the time goes up.” Maben fsn’t confident as to Aster, and | thinks the fast Dexter Prince horse is | doing_well to drive the winner out in 2:10 or better, as he hasn't sat behind him f since his arm was injured. “Oh, he'll go a couple of creat heats, mark that, but T've an idea_they are going to hurry right seif 1d may not start him. “If he isn’'t | Eood Tll merely delay the scoring and - | $poil the afternoon’s sport for many, and Beachwood, Stari Ber=ijispal hoatiemoons fportionmany, 2 nd, I think.” The summaries . FIRST RACE | _Match race for $109, mile heats, two in three. RACING ON OAKLAND TRACK ' miustrious. b b Happy Medium bacl hen Mr. Cohen lets them away.”" Z o not injure some one else’s chances of vic- former, Scores 2:15 1-4.. | pot injure ( chance (Rodriguez) Siaey S5l D Campaigner, ch. g. by George Washing- - - ton (L. Taie Time- OND RACI 2:15 class, pacing, mile heats, two in three. Beachwood, b. m. by Silkwood (John PALO ALTO'S THREE-YEAR-OLLJi GRANDSON BEAT 2:20. ¥ Alto Rex (Jame “by Sidney To-Day’s Free-for-All Trot Expected | Whitehead) to Furnish a Series of Spec- Time, first heat—:33i. 1: : | Second heat—:33%, 1:7k, 2 tacular Finishes. | Betting: Books, first heat nm)u wood 3 u‘y 10, Rex Alto 2, Peanuts &, Delphi 1. Second Notes. | heat—Beachwood 1 to 10, Hex Alto & Peanuts | 30, Delphi 15, e | “Auctions—Teachwood $10, fleld $5; after first | heat, Beachwood §10, field’ $2 50. The races at Oakland yesterday were THIRD RACB. rather tame, but after a great event like | 2:30 class, non-winners, pacing, mile dash. olo, b. . by Nutfo C. Fi trot—Toggles’ great victory last Shurs Mark H, b. h. by Bernard (J. Gabriel). 3 day—the ilme seemed slow—heats in 2:15. | Captain Hackelt also started. Time—:351y, 1:121, 1: X Beachwood was the star performer of | pafiing Ructic “Gaft Topsail $4. the day in 2:16% and 2:15% n the 2:15 pace, | Books— ? atl 3 to 5, Mark with Rex Alto easily winner of place | H 3 to 2, Captain Hackett 8 to 2. money. Peanuts went a_corking good T A race and was not much outclassed After | .7 ciane, trotting mile heats, two in thres. all. He made bad breaks, but showed | Dr. Frasse, ©."F. heaps of speed. The winner was at 1 to | \,{*Illl,ry'h;”-v 3, then after her first heat at 1 to 10. | “Oowen) .. The 2:3) pace was apparently all over | Lady G, by but the shouting, as the talent picked | Winella (H. 1 : Gaff Topsail at 3 to 5 to win it. Again| g, heht 1:00 §%. the fleld was the best play and Polo| Betting: Hooks, first heat-Dr. Trasse 1 to 2, (about as big as'a St. Bernard dog) won | Nellle Bly87toi3, iLady "G 3, ‘Winelia &' to 2. | RAISE FROM (DGE SHELDON Red Cross Society an Honor to the State. PROUD OF ITS GRAND WORK EULOGIZES CALIFORNIAFOR ITS SPLENDID CO-OPERATION. News of the Red Cross Workers Throughout the State—Work- ing Hard for a Hos- pital Ship. Judge Joseph Sheldon, national repre- | sentative of the Red Cross, recovered from he fatigue of his long and wearisome | journey across the continent and was busy | yesterday receiving friends and leading | members of the local and State soclety at | the restdence of his relative, Mark Shel- don, at 101 Golden Gate avenue. He is a kindly and distingulshed looking | 0ld gentleman, and his charm of manner has already won him friends. | rival on Thursday he caught a glimpse | of_the splendid work being done by the ladies at the ferry, and expressed himself as pleased with their endeavors. | the plan of recelving the troops was ex- | | plained to him he said none On his ar- Mrs. W. B. Harrington received a letter from it in Farrar, who | iven by Charlie 4 o o A o o el e o o G s G e G 0 B A e e oo JUDGE SHELDON PRAISES CALIFORNIA 5 ter of N ~fast but unsteady. Mark H finished with a rush and beat out Cap- tain Hackett. | Dr. Frasse again won his race, this time beating 2:20. He is a rattling 3-year-old and is entered in some good stakes at the fall meetings. The Doctor made no mis- ind finished like a racehorse. His that famous campaigner, s0 no wonder. Lady G takes grandsire wa Palo Alto, 2:08 Califorr tor and splendid spec men of Ay 2 Ve rond rachgand smust leve made the movement contagious and memorable forever. beaten 2:25 each heat. Dr. Frasse was at % 1 to 3 in the betting and sold at 10 to 3 | tn the auctions over the bunch. He p; should reach 2:15 this se 1 is the :t shown hereabouts. Its work in tin satisfactory Pre t Knight's thre r-old Lyn- hood won the last race in 2:283% very neat- Iy over a good field. Maud Murray had - speed and will win some day. Lynhood of California. was 1 to 3 in the books and 10 to 4 in th ‘The work of C auctions. Dan Mizner drove Lottie e for the State, the co (Park’s) and she went a grand mile. She DiCH | er had a *“'you- | ' match, and II- | VUOLOOO0OBOGVBOTIBO0G should have been called to | use of the whig 1 good opinion ma task for Dr. Frasse 1 to 3, Nellie Bly 1, Winella 6. Dr. Trasse fleld $4; after first RACE. wholly lacking. cards _as a | ¥one mmilefaan: um, sire 3 i oy 1 ont (W. Hogoboom) a pretty , by Cupd MizZner).....c.... t and worthy S i w (W, Dur- three-year-old George and a fairly fast colt, t to ever reach extreme speed es- | Alctions . 1 to California 4. field $7. Books Maud Murray 4, for-all trot will dou ctacular S ought | from word to wire. It IS| First race, Thustrious d all will| Sec mile dash t s winner, | —Ira el Me- Aore will be snnde t. beat 5:10 over the | “Thed race, 311 ass, pacing, one mile dash T Biliy Fieldwick has §pent much | —Willlam Baker. Fitz Avmon, Bessie Rankin, S it and it is almosi a cer- | Pehes Doy, PAES Kiotting, milc heats, e rectd S e WU touch ‘the State | vy, "in three—Toggles, Monterey, Ethel Downs, Bunch_has I’ Downs (2:1'" bester | Mamis '-f\“q-"_/;_i‘};;}'r‘“ Ser s balanced looks to see daughter of F Sullivan says tly wnen asked: “I can beat the mi Toggles went if Mamie s iffin goes away level and I am up at| Fre= Trade to Be Sold. race, and | ogitor our Lucky, Silver Ring, May B, Thomp- to beat the x Thursday in 2:09 mile desh—Winella, lan, (@] rk"‘ who drives Toggles, says as to| The schooner Free Trade will be sold the great gelding's chances: *V The | on the 2ith to satisfy claims aggregating Call had him sighted about where he can | about $500 against her, chiefly for wages. g0—2:05—but then he might break and it | — e 1 result in a slower heat than I wm‘ All About Bicycle Riding and carry them, whether winning or losing.” Donathan says: “Zombro is good, and | Training, by Champion “Jimmy”’ in a heat race I stand more chance to | ) win. 1 will have two chances—three if | Michael, in next Sunday’s Call. PRIDE OF NORTH POINT. i i S The Nellie C, a Sloop Yacht Constructed by Three Lads at Spare Moments. The Nellle C, a sloop yacht, will be launched from the foot of Stockton street, at North Beach, on Sunday, July 31. The juvenile element, and for that matter, adults as well, in the entire nelghborhood will celebrate the launching in true style, because the constructors are mere boys. Paul B. de Martini, James Powell and James Cooper, the two former aged 18 vears and the latter 19, have been toiling away at the Nellie C since October 26 of last year, on which day the keel was lald. The craft is about completed, and looks like a well-modeled boat, out of which the three owners expect good speed. The Nellle C is 33 feet over all, 11 feet 4 Inches beam. She is 2 feet 6 inches in depth of hull, and will draw 2 feet 6 inches in water. The iron shoe weighs 1600 pounds. She is a center-board boat, 9-foot forward deck, with a 14-foot cabin; cockpit 7 feet 6 inches, and her after-deck is 3 feet § inches; 5 feet 6 inches overhanging stern and 2 feet forward. She will carry a sail of 21 feet § inches hoist, 32-foot boom, 12-foot gaff. The three juvenile constructors are half-orphans, having mothers to sup- port, and they worked on the boat on Sundays, holidays and after business hours—sometimes as late as 10 o'clock of nights. They buflt a sKiff—thg Ocean Wave—a few years ago, and subsequently sold her for $35, which went toward the purchase of lumber for the Nellie C, which will stand them over $500. Miss Nellie Clark, residing on Howard street, near Third, and the sweetheart of young Powell, will “break the bottle” at the christening. “We forewent every ple: re almost,” said De Martinl, spokesman and foreman of the tria, “in raising enough money to purchase the lumber for our boat, and not a man even so much as drove a nail on her.” The craft would be a credit to older builders, and is to see her first race, shortly after launching, with John Cassidy’s yacht Irene, which has thus far beaten everything in her class about North Beach, The three boys are now putting the finishing touches to their craft on a lot next to the D. H. Bibb Lumber Company's yard on Stockton street, near North Point. 106 O 00 308 06 306 306 306 308 308 308 08 308 308 308 0 £06 300 308 X0 308 308 0% 30 308 500 X0 0% 306 0% 4% 06 0% 30k etegelutagagutntetetotetatetntetoteetutetetututatetons’ 2t ututeted fe¥=geta}utagaatotatetetatateateuteteeatatuTaTuutaTaTatatetnd “The Red Cross movement received its greatest single impetus from Its generous spirited men, led only by that matchless ora- American manhood, Thomas Starr King, In no country has the humane instinct been more pronounced or intelligent than in the merican National Red Cross under the presidency of Miss Clara Barton. es of peace has been in a high degree excellent and to the people of the United world has the organization shown more to be proud of than in the State lifornia in the present war has been such as gives ntry and for the soldiers, whether in the 5 L ! MISSION lodge No. 169 It will be as it was in the hospitais or in the field or on the march. Civil War, an inspiration to the whole country.” feXaRcReReRaReReFeeRageFegeReRe MR RoFcReteRaRofeReRoRoReRoLoRaRofee] jeReRegegeRaReFoRaFoRaRoXaRoRaRe] THE officers and members of South San Francisco Lodge No. 212, F. and A. M., are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, a Portland (Or.) lady now in Washington, D. < that General in the purpe which she sta a_hospital ship, The energetic presi- don the idea, bee is recelving i ladies of the soclety recelved a beautiful | r of thanks from the wife of the sick U - A. O. H., Division writer blessed the g ittee, has {ssued a circular which will be admitted to these lectures unless possessing a card signed Harrington, Wendell Easf of Christian Work of the First Unitarlan Church sent boxes of cherrles, apri- bananas for men on the transports. As It was not certain | when the transports would sall the ladies of the some of this fruit York regiment come into a fortuna of $50) a month when he becomes of age, en- listed in the Fourteenth Regiment three brothers to the front, has already gone the second is going and a The first mone: »d in his life was the pa He gave it to his mother for the Rad Cross Soclety. The following contributions were recelved at Red Cross Thursday : Santa Cruz, initiation, $10: San Diego, Myles Baird has advanced him as Pasadena Red Walnut Creek, $30; of Alameda, Mrs, B. Church and Mrs. J. Cunningham. diers have caught cold the first night of their arrival on account of the covering. ciety wants to provide them with these neces saries until they are supplied by the Govern- were recelved by the San Fran- npire Milling Company (a large dona- Mre. Tryon, Mrs, Jeanette Klink, a little girl, visited the local nd gave $2, which ehe had earned Gardiner also con- =elling pincushions. tribnted §1, earned by making cakes and sell- subscriptions Oliver Moore, Eldridge.Cal., § friend, $27; Ed- v Harry A. Ellis, | Pacific Mail ‘Steamship Company, $14 received for the yesterday from Los an” Leandro, THEY are closing out underwear, h Joaquin County, Mill | nut Creek, San'Rafael, Maria, Petaluma. and useful ones. ‘alley, Menlo Ps Dixon, Corral All the donations were large thanks are due Chapter of Ukiah for their donation of Tuttle of Willits for two nine boxes and Mre. children of the Western Addition gave an entertainment and ball Society a few nizhts ago. in ald of the Red The volun- #ky, Miss R. Kazinsky, Miss A. Woodin. Ma ter Willle Kazinsky, hall at 1605 decorated with volunteered was beautifully Miss Goddie her services for daneing. Rogers, who underwent an opera- tion for appendicitis at St. Luke's Hoepital, is progressing favorably REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Hannah Murphy to Edward Murphy, lot on N line of Post street, 110 E of Lyon, E 27:6 by vings and Loan Soclety to Thomas E. Flynn, Iot on W line of Valencia street, 51:6 | 8 of Thirteenth, by W 90; $5000. Same to Garret W. McEnerney, Jot on W line of Valencia street, 312:6 N of Sixteenth, N 32:6 . Hearst to Henry Brook, lot on W N of Bighteenth, 0, E 151, N 35:6, e of Harrison street, 207:6 WoI84:6, W 21:4, S (quitclaim deed); $1. Gualala Mill rapany to same, lot on E line | of Division (New Channel street) at center of | street formeriy known as Mari; | N of Eighteenth, E 30:4%, S 8 | %5 _(quitclaim deed); $1. Willlam Leviston and Henry Brock to City Street Improvement Company. lot on W _line of Harrison street, 207:6 N of Eighteenth, N 26:4%, 4, 'S 70, E 151, N 3 Anna H. C. Hanjes (wife of August F. Han- jes) to Charles H. Hencken, lot on SW corner of Nineteenth and Mission streets, S 25 by W W 182:9, W 2 Btephen Maybell to Jennie Maybell, all inter- est in lot on SE line of Clary street, 160 NE of ixth, NI 33:9 by SE 75; Felix_and Delfina Marcuse to Paul A. and lot on W line of Sixth ave- nue, M35 N of California street, N 25 by W Julia ¥. Dubols, Fdward and Lea Blasse (by Hermann Toel- ken, attorney) to Charles Babbldge, lot on E line' of Gould street, 250 § of Paul, S 25 by E 100, lot 35, block 2, Garden Tract Homestead; Charles G. Budd to Helen J. SW line of Paraguay (Fourteenth) street, 250 SE of Yazoo (M), SE 25 by SW 100, block 289; also lot_on § corner of Twelfth avenue and L street, SE T5 by SW 100, block 247, South San Francisco Homestead and Rallroad Assocla- Willlam and Jane Craven to Michael Schy- meinsky. lot on S line of Sadowa street, 73:6 B of Orizaba, F 98 by § 125, lots 4 to 7, block C, Railrond Homestead Assoctation; $10. Ellzabeth B. Sanborn to George F. Brodigan, lot on N line of Silver avenue, 37 W of Rail- 75 by W 75, lots 16 to 18, block 11. People’s Homestead Assoclation Tract A; also lots 14 and 35, block 503, Haley purchase W of and adpoining Hudson Tract: $10. Alameda County. Elizabeth B. Sanborn to George all interest in 3 acres beginning at a polnt in road street, M the center line of Central avenue, 247.25 SW from intersection of Central zvenue with center line of Walnut street, thence SE 658, SW 217.75, NW 638, NE 217.75 to beginning, Brooklyn Township; $10. George J. and Annle Earl to Johanna M. Stiegler, 1ot on N line of county road, Oakland to San Leandro, 66 E of Bay View avenue, E 50 by N 100, block 3, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township; $1700. E. D. Judd and_ Mattie J. Shaw to Hilda Lindburg, lot on N line of Merchant avenue, 20 I of Vicksburg street, E 5 by N 123, being lot 6, block B, Judd Tract, Brooklyn Town- ship:’ $150. Rebecca Wurts to M. L. Wurts, the S 30 feet of lot 25, block 12, amended map of Central Pork, Alcatraz and Newbury stations, Berke- ley; also the W 13 of lot 22, block 2098, Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakland Annex; gift. Builders’ Contracts. J. McMullen (owner) with Moore & Cameron (contractors), architect Joseph W. Rowell. La- bor required in tearing down and carting to new site the present Postoffice building at foot of Market street; also rebullding out of old material a_ toolhouse, including brick and car- penter work, grading, plumbing, tinning, paint- Ing and whitewashing and glazing on lot 4§:5 on W side of Main street, near Harrison, by depth of 137:6; $1250. —_——————————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Friday, July 15. Stmr Columbia, Green, 501 hours from Port- land, via Astoria 3% hours. DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT GAMBLE—Sailed July 15—Schr Salva- tor, for San Pedro. SEATTLE—Salled July 15—Ship Spartan, for San_Francigco. SEATTLE—Safled Julv 15—§tmr Czarina, for San Francisco. TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-—Salled July 15—Stmr Mongo- lHan, for Glasgow. LIVERPOOL—Arrived July 15—Stmr Brit- tanie. from New York. Satied July 1 QUEENSTO ada, for Boston. SOUTHAMPTON—Safled July 15—Stm Feurst Bismarck, for New York. BOULOGNE—Arrived July 15—Stmr Eden, from New York. mr Cevic for New York. Sailed July 15—Stmr Can- SAN FRAECISCO CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—$21 Montgomery street, cormer Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 357 Hayes street; open until 9:30 o'clock. €21 McAllister street; open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin strect; ~--n until 9:30 o’clock. 1941 Mission street; open untll 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street, cormer Bixteenth; open until § o'clock. 106 Eleventh street; open until 9 o'clock. 2526 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock. NW. corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky treets: open until 9 o'clack. CHURCH NOTICES. SIMPSO Memorfal Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Hayes and Buchanan sts. Rev. John Stephens, pastor; residence, 303 Halght st.; preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; the pastor will preach at both services. Toplc at 11 a. m., “Brought Into Captivit and at 7:45 p. m. Typical _American: Sunday-school at 12:30 p. m., C. B. Perkin; superintendent; Epworth League meeting af 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday ever ings at 745 p. m. The public cordially in- vited to ail the services of this church; seats free; ushers in attend MEETING NOTICES. called meeting TH EVENING at 7:30 o'elc Kree C. D. BUNKE GEORGE GRAHAM, on SUNDAY, July 11, at 1 o'clock p. m., 'from Masonic' butlding, Fourteenth and Raflroad avenues, South San Francisco. By order of the master. E. C. HARE, Secreta 1 A lodge No. 13, ;0 ers and members are requested to agsemble in the lodge-room on SUNDAY, July 17, at 1 o'clock p. m., to attend the funeral | of our late brother, JAMES G. FRASER. H. F. NEUNABER, Noble Grand. CHARLES WILSON, Rec. Sec 0. 2—The mem] of this division are ordered to semble at Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninth st on SUNDAY, July 17, at 2 p. m., take part in the parade attending the laying of the corner stone of the new | Youths' Directory. Every member must be present. Fines for non-attendance will be strictly enforced. ISLAM Temple, A. A. O. N. H. S., will hold a special session on SATURDAY EVENING, July 16, at 8 o'clock. Visiting nobles are most cordlally invited to be present. C. L. FIELD, Potentate. REBEL Cork Benevolent Soclety’s twelfth an- nual excursion and picnic will take place at Shell_ Mound Park, Berkeley, SUNDAY, Au- gust 7, 1805, Adulfs’ tickets 50c, children un- der 12 years free. Boats leave every halt hour for park. Muslc by a first-class band. UAL meeting of the Risdon fron and Locomotive Works—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Risdon Iron and Locomotive Warks, for the election of trus tees for the ensuing year and the transac- tlon of such other business as may be Dbrought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the company, southeast corner of Beale and Howard streets, San Franeisco, on MONDAY, the ist day of August, 1595, at 11 o'clock a. m. L. R. MEAD, Secrefar: ANNUAL Meeting—The regular annual meet- ing of the stockholders of The San Francisco | and San Joaquin Valley Rallway Company will be held at the office of the company, No. 321 Market st., San Francisco, Cal., on TUES- DAY, the 15th day of July, 1838, ‘at the hour of 2 p. m., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other busi- Dess’ as may come before the meeting. ALEXANDER MACKIE. Secretary. NOTICES. SPECIAL THE orphans and half orphans admitted Into &8 Francls' Girls' Directory Orphan Asylum €ince January 1, 1898, to July 1, 1398, follows: Orphans—Jessie Hawkins 7, Mary Kelly orphans—Anna Madden §, Mary Pratra ‘7, Anna Pratra 3, Enestl Pratra 4 (male), Mervyn Rooney 3, Leo Rooney 8, John Rooney 6, Anvedeo Vetéra 6 (male), Vieto- reen Holland 3, Elisa Holland 2, Louisa Hol- land 4, Willlim O'Connor 3, Mary Strong 7, admitted December 31, 1597, e as Ty, gloves, corsets, veiling, yarns, laces, cur: tain: bedspreads, calico, muslins, linings, shoes, towels, flannels, etc., very cheap at the Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 106 Fifth at. BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made; city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 415 Montgomery st., room 6; tel. 5550, DE LA FON room 9, second floor front. ALVINE HALL and assistant; genulne cabinet baths. 15% Turk and 1118 Market, rms. 15-16. CLA . alcohol baths and CLARA NORDLIN maczage. 101 BAd SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes a_situation as housckeeper and - good HELP WANTED-—-Continued. GIRL_about 15 to assist in light housework. 812 Scott st. ROOMS WANTED. e 1 OR 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping, near Market st. S. H. Ad. 1506 W. ith, Oakland. care of an invalid; no objection to children. Apply In rear 3073 Seventh st., near Folsom. | GIRL to assist in light housework; wages $5. . near Sixth. GIRL or middle-aged woman for housework. 715 Green st. GIRL_ that understand NCED German nurse wishes a_posi- tlon as infant's nurse, city or country; wages 61312 Halght. ROOM rent free to dressmaker who wishes to Apply MRS. HAMILTON, s operating on Singe: Apply Trunk Factory, Seventeenth and Folsom sts. EXPERIENCED ope teady work. 547 Marke! WANTED—First-class _ \d work. Address box 33, Vallejo. establish business. 5812 Mission st., Ocean View. WOMAN wants men's washing; will do mend- rators on ladies’ ing also. 312 Linden ave. SITUATION wanted by a you 1037 McAllister st. ng lady to do | LEARN dressma ng and_millinery: positions free: patterns 25c up. McDowell's, 103 Post. LAWRENCE Dresscutting School, 1079 Market Vl‘.z pirfec,‘,fl“ no trying on: trial free. WANTED—GIrls and ladies to learn ‘“Rood magic scale dress cutting system* complete In 10 days; open evenings; good pay. 207 Taylor. — REFINED lady to assist in housework or care Call 141 Larkin st. RELIABLE girl wishes a situation to do gen- eral housework in small fami Call or addres: of children. y; clty or sub- 31 Geary' st. TENT cirl wishes a_situation; and housework; city or country; city. refer- Apply at 1146 Sutter st. HELP WANTED—MALE. YOUNG girl to assist in housework, wait on table or plaln sewing. - mond District. Alaska Railroad; sails next Wednesday. CO., 104 Geary st. 38 Second ave. G lady for general housework and cook- best of references. 104 Geary st. 100 teamste laborers for the Valley GIRL from the East desires sition in e 7| Road and the Visalta extensios restavrant or st walting; Call 974 Folsom st. ship every | Oakland or | .FOR A LARGE MINE.. to work around a mir perfence needed: wages $16) to $2 50 a day steady work; Scandinavian miner, §2 & day and board; see boss here.. north, 83 a YOUNG German girl, good cook, wisi tion; cooking or genéral housesvor] references; German family preferred. Call or address 636 Minna st. SMAKER of exper} dren’s and tallor-made suits will accept e gagements in families or rooms; terms mod- t Devisadero et. and board, gang board; assistant mill man ‘who can row a boat, $30 and board; 8pool tender, $35 and hoard; 4 barkers and $35'and boar: found; 3 fruit pickers; $%5 and found; ence in ladies’, chil- Rogers, formerly clerk for H. C. Decker.) GERMAN woman to do general housework or keep house; good piain cook, $10 to $12 a 201 Eddy st., near clity or country. Second cook, country third cook, $40; baker and Ty YOUNG German woman Syiat gntheiange, 3 OR 4 unfurnished rooms, bet. Ellis and Sut. ter, Leavenworth and Market. Address hox 510, Call office. EXPE CEL EXPERIE) teacher of volce culture will exchange lessons for a large sunny room for studio; W Ad LODGING HOU H. C. DECKER, _ 1020 MARKET ST., OPPOSITE FIFTH, 14 rooms: elegant furniture; cost $2200....$1200 40-room house: only ey 14 rooms on Pawell st.; T 14 rooms; transient; clear 1400 26 rooms on Mission; new.... Sn §0-room house; corner S 22 rooms; near Ci; e 1§ rooms ‘on Post s - 1008 36 rooms; clears suk. S 80 rooms; clears $100; ¢ oo 42 rooms; elegant corner; clears $400. 500 22 rooms: new and rood: $300 cash.. 300 10 rooms: all rented; business street. 300 25 rooms; on Market; clears $200...... 800 23 rooms; new furniture; clears $130. 1000 100 rooms; corner; best on earth - 6500 H. . DECKER, 1020 MARKET ST., OPPOSITE FIFTH A—10 ROOMS; rent $30; Golden Gate ave.$ 300 22 rooms; fine sunny corner. s 1400 32 rooms; clears $200 monthly - 2500 31 fine for transi . part cash... 1050 25 near Baldwin; cheap L 0 26 18 11 Van Ness ave 23 52 rent $50; come quick.... 1500 18 Kood transient house; O'Farrell 1200 22 new; near TIVOM......c.owo.... 950 22 rooms; rent $10......... &0 46 : Market st.; clears $200; cheap.. 1250 ROGERS & HYDE, 1206 Market st. (L. W. FURNISHINGS of 15*room house; all full; in 400 block; rent low: everything good condi- tion; a special bargain, $50. THE REY- NOLDS CO., 403-404 Examiner building. ———— e small country hotel, $3: boarding house, $2; night waliter, $30; 4 coun- | R. HANSEN 2 walters for a mine | ork. Call at 2059 Twenty-fourth s G lady desires position to do general Addresa box 5%, Call office. SO NGyt XPERIENCED BTRONG Swedish girl wants plain washing or er enflemertiat ] FURNITURE FOR SALE. FOR Sale—Good furniture: cheap. 1 Latham place, off Mason, bet. Eilis and O'Farrell. ——— grilling fish, for a seaside hotel, 104 Geary st. | housecleaning by the day. 1331 Fulton st SITUATION as cook; would do geners work; city or across the bay. butcher laughte: 2124 Howard st. ona e R EAREEN S co., G woman wants work as cook or house- Call 51 Capp st.; no postals. GERMAN girl wishes a situati houework and cooking. shop, $40 and found. GERMAN barkeeper, $30 and found. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. COLORED_waiters, first-class hot 1 $25 and fare paid. SEN & CO., 104 Geary st MURRAY & READY. Wants to-da 300 railroad teamsters and laborers on to do general Address 1309 Stock- LADY of ability and education would take do_morning house for the rent of 3 housekeeping rooms. Box 284, Call office. SITUATION wanted round a pla charge and | ABSOL! ce by elderly man to do chores and make himself useful; understands care of horses, garden and can -.326 and found | .§26 ‘and $20 and found | $2) and found To ‘the mines. : ork around mines et ....Wages from $2 50 day : $15 and $10 and found | Butter maker, country job... Hay balers.. WANTED —Situation horses, etc., by middle-aged active man; first- recommendations; Gardener, box 156, this offlce. 93 laborers to wi D—Position as housekeeper in small by lady with a child; good home more n wages: no obfection to country. 106 Eleventh s 1 cord | — 112 woodchoppers E : . 9c and 15c each Call Branch, and found | Gang edger man | — i'and 636 Clay Sausage maker | 2 day | - ——— and 636 Cln; st.” | FINE upright for $150; come early if you want 0 men to cut brush.... Spool tender....... MURRAY & READY A—2 MEN to bone beef..... dres position to object practical know! 106 Eleventh st. YOUNG lady small weges Address M. A, NEAT young girl desires situation at house- L. K., 419 Stockton st. COMPETENT, trustworthy person wishes tlon as housekeeper or any position of trust; good_cook and seamstress. box 5, Call office, Oakland. office of The Call, Subseriptions and ads taken SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. ¥ & READY, & ~LAUNDRY HELP......... markers and distributors hy work {n small family. 2 starchers and MURRAY & R and 636 Clay st. ~....Bakery boy | AN upright plano, nearly new: brilllant, pow- Boy to drive wagon | i | SPECTAL sale of plancs; wholesale prices to and A. M., ATURDAY) k. First de- . ‘Secretary. | Pantryman. SADY, 531 and 63 quartz miners, 2 50 day and $80 3 carpenters for day and $40 and board; fegmer and wife for fruit ranch SSE and Japanese (estab. 20 years) help: BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay st. and Japanese Employment Office; 41415 O'Farrell st.; tel. East 426, & CO., 628 Sacramento st Sutler, $40; hotel and restaurant | X cock for mines, House and restaurant cooks and Apply to J. F. CROBE anted, city or country, by horse- -around blacksmith; Washington sts. iT & CO., 623 Francisco, Cal. WANTED—Blacksmith for first-class $40 and found, steady job; floorman for livery furnace men for quick- 5 men to work no experience re- half fare pald; 4 WHO knows of a position open for a man o 40, small means but large capacity to rustle, for some responsible firm? | to go to Hawall dress Hawall, Call office, WANTED—Situation thoroughly experience best of references. 36 O'Farrell st. silver mine, by first-class S e e ranch | FOR sale—20 head horses: must be sold. Apply quired, $2 per day French and Amertean co month; 2 milkers near city, §25; D. EWER: & CO., 626 Clay st = =L and olher!s.J between First and Se: wanted around a place by middle- = aged man: good horseman and driver, milker and pardener; best city references. 76, Call office. SITUATION tleman's place; D—Waiter, first-class hotel, $2 French restaurant, man and wife, man and wife, &olo County, $40; County, $40; iron- | anted by man and wife on gen. first-class reference. man and wife, Santa Clars ers for several washers, 315 to $25; vegetable man, $25; 316 Stockton st. | 6 MEN for the woods to work on skid road, §20 : boss planer for country; 2 quarry Eranite cutter, R. T. WARD & CO., AMERICAN man and wife wish positio Address ROBERT FROST, Oakland YOUNG man wishes a Address box 121" Call office. 608 and 610 Clay st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. AS we are selling good upright pianos for $§ cash and $6 per month, we ask you to investi- gate and approve this method. Prices are the same as If purchased for all cash. Bargains in good second-hand uprights upon same easy payments and some good pianos for §3, $4 and per month, SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Steinway deaiers, corner Kearny and Sutter San Francisco, and Thirteenth and adway, Oakland. . JTELY the oldest and largest house west of Chicago 1s KOHLER & CHASE'S, 2, 28 and 3) O'Farrell st. Planos, organs and all other musical Instruments of all grades and prices. Terms easy; prices low- est. Everything possible done to please and satisfy the customer. BEAUTIFUL piano, $135; Sterling, $175; Vose, $200; 47 more; all must go during July and August; investigate before buying. B! 2R CURTAZ & SON, Chickering agents, 16-18-20 O'Farrell st. WE invite critical examination: new store, new goods. CLARK WISE & CO., 41 Geary st., cor. Grant ave., Conover agents. | SOHMER & CO., Byron Mauzy. Newby, Evans, Briggs and other planos; see our rent plan; no interest first 308, 310, 312 Post st. to secure a bargain. THE ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC CO., 769 Market st A_$%; FINE-TONED plano, first-class_condi- tion; must sell. 1361 Folsom st., cor. Tenth. erful tone; cheap. 216 McAllister st all. W. C. HAMILTON, 324 Post st. “AD’ smallest: price lowest: uprights, $75 u rents, §2 up. HE E, 136 Ellis st. A _GOOD upright very cheap. 16 McAllister st., next Hibernia Bank. SCHMITZ. BE_ plan new scale: new styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 3 O'Farrell st. SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and new. H. MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham place. — | MONTGOMERY, 527, cor. Clay—Open until 9:30 o'clock; branch office of The Call. Subscrip- tions and want ads taken ~ HORSES. 61 Minna st., Tomkinson's Livery Stable, & CAMP wagons, buggles, wagons, harness of all kinds; 40 horses: must sell. Emporium Sales Yards, 20 Valencia st. 10 HORSES for sale: also wngons, buggies, carts, Grand Arcade Horse Mar- auction sales every Wedries- uetoneer; WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. FINE laundry, baker's and milk wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 fine top and open buggy: also 1 hack. 828 Harrison st. ctor or porter in wholesals W., box 188, Call offic POSITION as coll HOTEL GA- | house; cash secu R for country hotel, $20 420 Kearny st. | FIRST-CLASS barber for Saturday and Sun- 405 Third st. | BARBER for Saturday night; ply 507 Castro st. BARBER for | YOUNG German, 23, who does not drink nor uge tobacco in any form, permanent. Ap- | A F school bullding th the mendations. t_of recom- Address CARL MOS: and Sunday; WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 Third st., Market; 200 rooms, 2c to $1 50 night; $1 50 to convenfent and ‘bus and’ baggage to and from ferry. BARBER for Saturday; wages §3. 1138 Mar- respectable; = 7 BARB! for Baturday. 0: HELP WANTED—FEMALE. BB ConiCatunday.f 108/ Bday et WANTED—Barber; Saturday; 415 Powell, GERMAN girl as cook; American family of chofce place. GOOD walter wanted at 613 Clay st. RANCH cook, §25; Irish housegirl, sleep home, $12. 313 Sutter st. | GOOD hanest clerk to help In liquor store. 600 Meallister st. WANTED—Boy to learn uph holstering at 1. chambermald, $15; cook, §25. 13 Sutter st. SWEDISH_housegirl, German housegirl, § i\'l,\.\'n:p Young Germa hetween 6 d 7. 1053 Mark ., o n| | = —r R R T T T R Eoe TRE of, Old HAtfiber. | - RREF Al Jersey sow: choide anlmal Tor fam- TED—Extra waiters for Saturday and | Call 12 to 2 p. m. n for lunch counter, 15 Stockton st. TED—A Kitchen hand; must be a strictly | NCH and_German nursery governess, §2. 32 Sixth st. CULLEN, 3% Suttte CH maid, § d tallor on custom A__presser an 1044 Howard, upstairs. WANTED—Man to wash dishes; wages §3 per | week, board and room. 417 Mason st. JOINER for light, neat woodwork. box 120 Call office. WANTED—Second cook at thy Fourth st.; wages $15. French nursery governess, MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. YOUNG girl, light work, ‘and countr girls assist, $10 to $15. 15 _housework MISS CULLEN, 325 with a_child, small hotel, e Washington MAN with $0 to go to Portland a nd join ad- business there. RANCH cook, $20. LLENT 325 Sutter. usckeeper, hotel, 20, Apply FRASER, WANTED-—Rellable persons in every section to distribute circulars, samples and tack sigha. no canvassing; cash pald. WILL A. MOLTON CO., Cleveland, Ohfo. returned; 122 Post st.; WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, still 217 Third st.; 150 large | “cheap, at 621 Mission st EWORK, San Luls Obispo, $20. runs Denver House, DIVIDEND NOM{C_.8. DIVIDEND NOTICE—Dividend No. &7 (firty cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be payable at the office of the company, 327 Market st., on ana after Wednesday, July 20, 1898 Transfer books close on Thursday, July 14, 189, at 3 o'clock p. m. B. H. SHELDON, Secretary. $1 to $3 per week. learn barber trade. WORK girl, 2 in family, trade In § weeks. MEN to learn barber Francisco Barber College, 135 BARBERS Ase'n Free B FUCHS, Sec. OND girl, country, $20. MISS CULLEN, FRENCH seamstress, 2. MISS CULLEN, 3% Grant ave.; tel. Grant 136. SRS’ Progressive Unio Barnard, Sec. AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S., 104 Geary—Want- Three first-class waitresses free employ- EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. PACIFIC Employment Office—First-class se- lect help. 535 Market &t.: phone Clay 130. _— SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. GERMAN nurscgirl _wishes situation; good seamstress; $15 to $20. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutte; BW city or country; $0. MRS. NORTON, 3 Suiter st. ern California, $20 and free fare: free fare; waltress, Fresno, free fare: waltress, Clgco, free fare; w La Honda, $20; waitress, San Mateo, $20; re- 5 and fare one way: call early, waitress, Institution, $20; head waltress, com mercial_country hotel, SAILORS and ordinary seamen wa LANE'S, 604 Davis st., near J WANTED--At Montana_Hou; men to take rooms; 10c, night; 60c, %0c and $1 per’ we MEN'S fine calf 764% Mission, e and e per sort cook, §3 C. R. HANSEN shoes to order, $2 50; soling, 3c; only one price. 958 Howard st. SINGLE furnished, fine. large, sunny and alry room, % night. Rosedale House, 521 Ellia st. TRY Acme House, %7 Market at., helow SLxth, for a room; C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S., 104 Geary— A girl for general work, small American family, §20; office fee ald by lady; see her here at 11 o’clock; 20 ouse girls for city and country pl; $20, $15; cook for Jewish family, $25; woman, plain laundry work, small resort, $20. Wanted to-day: SDISH houseglrl; good cook and lnundrese; ENGLISH woman; good cook and houseworker; $10 to §12; city or country; good reference. MRS. NORTON, 313 t SINGLE rooms, 10c and lie nigh week. Lindel House, Sixth and Howard sts. WANTED—To collect wages due laborers and COOK for summer resort, $35 and fare paid : Thc and 31 to go to-day. R. HANSEN & CO., NEAT Swedish nurse desiges situation, §12 to 15; references. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter. COMPETENT Irish girl desires situation a Jewlsh family; good cook and laundres; best of references. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sut: ter st. clerks. Knox Collection Agency, WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 Third 200 rooms, % a night; reading room: d_baggage to and from the ferry. TS WANTED. WANTED—Pantry girl for_country hotel, $25. 110 Sutter st. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. WANTED—Nurse for institution to care for slck, $20 and found. C. R. HANSEN & free ‘bus an GE! 5 WAITRESSES and ete., §20 and 522 50; cook, boarding house, $25 cook, German style, chambermalds, e g S O S S T S ORI founder of Childhood, Religious | RMAN laundress. 3 ~ears reference, desires situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 315 Sutter. WILLARD, T French seamstress, world's W. C. POSITION wanted by first-class cook in pri- vate family or boarding-house, or would take charge of club; experienced and best of ref- erences. M. H., 419 Stockton st. 2 RELIABLE woman wants situation to do gen- eral housework or mind children; city ref- erence. Call or address 1036 Potrero ave., near Twenty-third st. $25; and girls_for 'housework. ETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. YOUNG woman, general housework, ranch, §20 Development, Travels Abroad, Answering Ar- | racter Studies and Memorial | j\ddressen: secure territory; outfit Sic. Call- fornia Educational SPECIAL sale of harness and vehicles. Lie- bold Harness Co., 211 Larkin, opp. City Hall, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. A FINE thing for a_ present line ot graphophones, §10 each and upward. PIERCE & CO., 313 Emporium building. NICE 10-foot striped awning for sale cheap. 329 Third st. AR SR THOROUGHBRED, full-grown young fox- hound; thoroughbred St. Bernards. F. BALT- ZER, 1313 Larkin st. THOROUGHBRED Japanese pug; also a pup & weeks old; cheap. 03B Second st. BOILER, 42xl4, with steam drum, complete; Will test to 175 pounds. WHITE, 515 Misslon. HARES Sutro Rallroad stock, or excnangs real estate. G. WOOD, Berkeley. 150 for 10,000 ROLLS of wall paper, latest designs, 30 and 5 roll. 3s Ninth st., Oakland. FOR sale—A_thoroughbred Holstein cow. Ap- ply at 917 Elizabeth st. ; price reasonable. 3150 Twenty-fourth. D-HAND machinery for sale—1 20-horse power stationary tubular boiler, 2 vertical en- gines and other machinery for sale cheap for Cash at the works of the KROGH MANU- FACTURING CO., 51 Beale st. ARS, back bars, mirrors, showcases, coun- ters, linoleum, office furniture, st r.;‘ and Jffice furniture and fixtures; new and sec- ond hand. J. NOONAN, 1017-1018-1021-1023 Mission st., above Sixth. = EXCHANGE — Thoroughbred mare for _type- writer or tandem. Ohio Dental Parlors, T9 Market st. FOR sale—Small Otto gas engine. Apply sa- loon, 1802 Seventh st., Oakland. $137 50_FISHER upright pfano: good condition; $10 down and $5 a month. Sutter st. LAUNDRY machinery, engines, dynamos, electl SCALE, safe, coffee-mill, desk, letter press, S, §10; records, $ per dozen; . Bacigalupl, 933-916 Market. GRAPHOPHONE projectoscope, § 3. 0OL, house mover, dealer second-hand T R iatng mmaterial. 1124 Misslo cines, 2-hand machiner £'WOLPMAN, Fremont & Howard. New and second hand; cheaper than A S Hermann Safe Mafc., 533 Sacramento. ——— —— vs In niew and second hand; all S ginal cost. 19111 Market, S. 7. owcases, _counters, _shelvine, ety Mission st., nr. S SAFES DENTISTS. s ¢ teeth, sce new flexible A FULL &t Gnd thin; warranted ten years: e without plates, crown and bridge worl teeth e ity: Milings, oc; crowns, $ 50; all o e iless and warranted. Chicago Den- K Piora, 24 Sixth £t : telephonc Jesste 1132 DR, LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market st., nr. 1ith; s L iree for exiracting when plates ars Prade: old plates made over ltke new; teeth P & per set; extracting, 50c: gas given. DR, GEORGE w. LEEK, genulne Leek dent. DR, G verer of palnless extractlon and 1ot eates 0f Improved bridge work or. teeth Dithout plate, removed from 6 to 20 O Farrell. VAN VROOM Electro Dental Parlors; full set of teeth, $ up: fillings, 2c up; all work painiess ‘and guaranteed to stand; open even- fngs. 997 Market st., cor. Sixth. W YORK methods at New York prices by New York dentists. 969 Mission, cor. Sixth. T of teeth without a plate. DR. H. C. s%n“'!\'fl 841 Polk s - country hotels, §20; chambermaid and wait, WANTE ady MURRAY & READY, TED—Lady agent ) seller; good inducements. p. m (Call) bulldiny pleasant work: rapid Iy between 2 us Spreciels country hotel, 634 and 636 Clay st. e . at room 1408, WANTED—Young woman, general housework GERMAN first-clags cook; 5 years last place; understands all branchés. MRS. NORTON, Swedish and German Employment Bureau, 313 Sutter st.; telephone Green 721 RELIABLE woman wishes work by the day to do washing, froning or housecleaning; 18 good laundress; will work reasonable. Please call or address 1036 Potrero ave., near 23d st. GERMAN woman wishes employment of any kind by the day. Call at bakery, corner of Seventeenth and Dolores sts.: referonce given. and plain cooking, family 2, $1 2 nt; Apply 732 Pine s travellng age! known over Nevada, Montana eaks English and German; bond if required. ox 548, Call office. AGENTS—Lady canvassers wanted: good talk- ers; big commission. Call bet, 11 and 2 o’clock at 1223 Geary st. WANTED—3 young ladies (amateurs) to travel; singers preferred: salary and expenses. ply Washington Hall, WANTED-Competent German girl for cooking and general housework; good wages. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. LADY wishes room and board In exchange for work. Box 126, Call office. MIDDLE-AGED respectable German woman; light housework; good home. 412 Locust st. YOUNG married woman wants to take care of a baby; sleep home; references. 216% Sixth. WANTED—Saleswoman, experienced In retail Box 7. Call office. FURNITURE WANTED. crockery busines: CARPET CLEANING. i AR R CITY Steam Carpet-Cleaning Works—Cleans, moves, lays carpets. C. H. STEVENS, Mgr., 33 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250. WHEN you become disgusted with poor Kk send | to SPAULDING'S Proneer - Cappecs Beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. S. 40. J._McQUEEN'S Cal. Carpet-Cleaning Co., 43 tevenson st.; tel. ‘South 225; lowest rates, Al Brain 08 SR WarCok, Tt ??gf%r%c&f?e&fifif per yard: relaid at Se. T ot Claning do s oaTAT e Co WOMAN wishes a place to do light housework; is a good seamstress. Address 1105 Clay st. JENNIE FITZSIMMONS, please call 664 Mis- H. BAUM buys furniture and general e sion st. MRS, FURNISS. 1057 Market st.; CONKLIN'S Carpet-Beating Works, 833 Gola® Gate ave, tel. East 126.