The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 29, 1899, Page 10

0 . . L. . . tmesielmash ok umise gl aeige A A AT A A T T T AT AT AT DT DT D, DD DD S>> | She has never been violent, her dementia DIVIDEND NOTICES. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED. 0 belng of a mild form. Our soclety will e | R HANSEN & CO......PHONE GRANT 155 | WANTED—Carpenter for m cert her in her trouble, but it seems | OFFICE of the Hibernia Savings and Loan NSE SN UNTIL 9 B. M miners, power drills, §3 5 LOFFICE OPEN 21 Vaneen § athrta s B0 .y, part’ fare ad- <> ( o 3 ter and Jones | . J 3 il E B g - | regilar meett Board of Directors of 3 o day; A e e 5 T must say it is a ‘shame that the asy. o eeting of the Board of Directcrs o8| commercial. hotels, 20 to $25; 3 waitresses, | [Ry: American farmer. $30; dril S to $2°40 for tun- [ lum authorities should turn a poor woman | this society, city, $20; 2 pantry girls, resorts, $20 and §2 day; teamsters, %o adrift without giving her some means to | has been declared at the rate of th e and | Chambermaid, $15; extra waitresses for coun- | fcrapers, &2 day; 2 tunnel men city, 32 ( ' ~| . day; blacksmith, 32 50 day: m: ( ot H . Why, fourth, free fare. C. R. HAN lay. blacksmith, 32 50 day: machinist, 5 dags e g s Soddres d ter-maker, $35; 3 milkers, § b prenitheysate discharsed’ dromuprl 00| Fecte quigt e SIX fancy ironers, city and country, $25 to| 33 and found; buggy Bastar G oman, ) e e ROBERT J. TOBIN, Secretary. $40; ‘mangler for Lake Tahoe, $18 and found | &nd wife, §50, and many others. 3. F. CRor { but I have no doubt that he would inter-| — e — | and free fare both ways. C. R. HANSEN & ETT & 'CO., 628 Sacramento sf. ~ ©° 0 4 est himself in the case if he were here.” | DIVIDEND NOTICE—Savings and Loan So- &0 f168 far® boch — — - ciety, 101 Montgomery st., corner of Sutter. S Geeyaty s s % restaurant and hotel cooka 75 ) The ‘board of directors .declared a_dividend MAN cook._small Doarding-house, country, | 2nd found: night waiter, $65; baker. ghai A ENTER 0 AID for the half year ending June 30, 1899, at the | g0 o, Turty“Rere 10 a. m.; woman cook, | Washers; kitchen man for camp, § {"He Sells Uncultivate TAINMENT T Tate of three’ and elighty-four one huridredths | 20, Heq PATLY here 0 b % O, 104 Geary. | 4nd others. "y F. CROSETT & o 535’ s ) (3.51) per cent per annum on term deposits | _ """ Ekb L s ramentc ST BRENDAN’S CHURCH and three and twenty hundredths (3.20) per | COOK, private family, Healdsburg, 325, see | o ron o 0 N Land Bought for a . cent per annum on ordinary deposits, free of | party here; Scandinavian housegirl, Boulder | T 000 ool B taxes, “and payable on and after Saturduy, | Creel, ) and many cooks and Houseglrls, | EyPeTIter wndsiensgrapher for ia Fuly 1, 809! “Dividends mot called for aré | city and country, $15 to $25. C. R. HANSEN 0 per mo; : o ) SOflg at $|00 SERIES OF BENEFITS BY ST. AN-| added to ,and_bear the same rate of divi-| & PO 160 Geary t. ;‘1"‘:’::&;[{“&‘(w;?(;‘x &hop. Y dend as the principal from and after July 1, — ksmith for ranch THONY’S BOOTH. 1860, CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashior. ' | WANTED 2 waitresses for a sanitarium, see | Carriage painter = e ~—— | "boss early this morning at city, 320;| 12 milkers DIVIDEND NOTICE—Dividend No. 9 (50 | waltress for springs, $20; waitresses for | Farmers Per Acre. e cents per share) of the Oceanic Steamship | potels and restaurants, $20; second girl and | Ranch teamsters, near e Efforts to Lift Indebtedness of the| &0 Ui payable at the office of the e s "ettacan, $25, for private family; | Cook for country boar, Congregation — Parishioners to company, 327 Market st., on and after SAT- erman second girl, $20; 2 girls for cooking, | and others: 4 miners, g;‘ga' URDAY, July 1, 1899, 7 plain wash, Mountain View, 325; Gilroy, 325 | vlan laborers for mi cnic at Shell Mound. Transfer books will close on TUESDAY, | Oakland, $20; and many others. J. F. CRO- | quired, $30 to $7) per m a lively budget of news from the Ha an Islands yester- dny. There is a boom in sugar and sugar lands there. "Coffee planta- tions are being torn up and sugar () cane planted. Land that was pur- ) hased from the Government for 33 an acre is selling at from $80 to $150 an acre. A railroad to t the various sugar indus- June 27, 1889, at 3 o'clock p. m. - SE 0. . & CO., 610 Clay st. 0 B 1. SHELDON, Secretary. | _SEIT & €O "“fi,s"_“,“q" S g eI = s — | SECOND girl, Oakland, $2: . , hotel, countr; The first entertalnment and soclal in| oo D potics—Tha Continental BUllaing | o oo ot e anily CULLEN, 3% § aid of St. Brendan's fair was given by | “4nd Loan Association of California, 222 8an- | ranch cook, $25; housel g = Duuter, the members of St. Anthony’s booth 1ast | some ot. has declared for the six months | ‘wajiress ountry hotel, $0: young girl to | GERMAN waiter for i night at St. Brendan’s Hall. The proceeds | ending June 30, 1899, a dividend of 6 per wist, $10. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter st. country. M : ent per annum ‘on crdinary deposits, 7 per | _“5t H S of the fair, which is to be held next Sep- | ait BIF TENG0 "form deposits, 10 per cent | WAITRESS, §20, country hotel; bath woman ( MAN cook, counts tember, will be devoted to paying off the | to class “F'' stock. and 14 [ cent to class | ' for springs, 3. HOTEL GAZETTE, 42 | _here. MISS CUI indebtedness incurred by the church and | “A" stock WM. CORBIN, Secretary. | Kearny st e T the various booths will each present an [ HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Soclety, 18| ANY lady having 2 or 3 hours spare time a | morkmen's hoarding house entertainment preparatory to the holding Geary st.—The directors have declared the day can make $6 weekly working for us at ; cooks, city and e of the fair. following semi-annual dlvidends; 4 per cent | home: nothing to sell; send self-addressed Last night the hall was well filled with | per annum on term and 3 1-3 per cent per| envelope for free sample. Manhattan Co., 24 'I"HE Roderick Dhu brought up waltress, city, $2 ; nurse girl, SL Arizona, $30 3 %, tries is being built. Major Gen- an appreclative audience and an excel- | apnum on Bt deposits, payable on and | 301 Beekman st., N. Y. 925 s ( ral E: vk Hil lent programme was rendered by the er July 1 TRNEST BRAND, Secretary. | WANTED A woman for light housework; good | [am 326; 2 potwashers, S oral Egax, iyl wentitogh o pres Yyoung people of the parish, as follows: ERNIETUERAND (Satre ANTED. & Jroman for Hgnt howseworl; s900 | {Golorea waiters: 35: for co DIVIDEND NOTICE_Mutual Savings Bank | tween 11 & m. and 4 p. m. 116 Tayior st. | _FPring YTEL GAZETT Overture, Koesel's Orchestra; remarks, Rev. ET gent; solo, g g 1| Tof San Francisco, 83 Post st.—For the half | — = = el 2 o gfinc“y‘ d);':cg:mn?(a;nl\‘\'"hj‘eslnfcmifwmh;lo‘s:unsé ?ulexf vear ending June 30, , a dividend has | WANTED—Girl for plain writing 1 hour even- T’g‘fii\l Lty work_on_the can Jonetn; cake walk, Misses B. Stein and F. been declared at the rate of 3 and six-tenths | ings; $I per week and free furnished room. | o 20 (UAE U, TG Srane Ve T o gelusted. Willlam Walsh: | (3.6) per cent per annum on all deposits, free | Address box 4687, Call offic : o S i ablen. Sy eenthia) singing and talking comedian, Willlam Fle- | Of taxes, payable on and after Baturday, | ZrrC = 3 RS ot s 8 sco, or on Work e et 1o "M Bteiny paro |/ July 151800, GEORGEA. STORY. Cashier. | WANTRD—Woman (o) tHee (00 Coargs Ot 5 ; . i 3 3 T - av el aal il b s 2 TED—Teamsters to drive scrapers; wages pared to “haul his son over the cos for selling the family cof- fee plantation, gave the young man his paternal blessing in- stead. The son had sold the un- Qes ax Stenie DIVIDEND NOTICE—The Gefman Bavings | Call ; cultivated portion of the land, 3 5 IND N OIC R Th e R ey oeei | moaIl 3 50 A ond B peara oo e / n N S O S T i,’:‘f.‘? ending June 30, 1%, & dividend has | WANTED Firet-ciass finishers on pants. 411% [ E. B. STONE'S camp, near Grant station, ) y Kearny st., top floor. Valley Road. Ing, under the management of L bes.| been declared at the rate of four (9 per s en, was enjoyed by a large number. - e = cent per annum on term deposits and three to assist with housework. 739 | MEN to learn barber trade; $1 which cost his father $3 an acre, Father Nugent, pastor of St. Brendam’s| Sent per annum on term depositn ARG ISR | YOUNG girl for $100 an acre, and the family weekly made sti 1SS s 5 = Church, announced that the grand annual 7 5 Market st., {n paint shoi after 8 weeks: call or write for free illus still possesses the 200 acres un DA S Aol ay exousnion uhitha DariShI| oo ary KOSEoal O R CE e e e o | 260, cetalogue. MOLER'S Barber Collese, der cultivation. There is no ! and school will take place at Shell Mound GRORTOURNY. (Seoretary: - | -0 o o lighehonsenorkypiao Werting. (on | S hveat- por § : SOLDIERS, tesi: n: sailors or_heirs desiring pensio M g Park next Monday. The proceeds are to | assist in_paying street assessments of 50 ine ba 'ill acompany the ex-| Union, 632 California st., corner Webb—For $1500. A fine band will acompany the ex-| oo vear ending with the 30th of June, cursionists on the 9 o’clock boat. A com- E P e : 1899, a dividend has been declared at the rats | RUTTONHOLE makers on custom vests. 339 mittee of 100 active workers has the affair [ 199 s 4iviaend han pledl eCREEC BE (0 Mo | BLATON ND NOTICE—€an Franclsco Savings » eruption of the velcano. but there V' was a cave in of the “pit,” and several days the people of irl for general housework. ADDIY Seventeenth st. travel pay, etc. see L. TED—A man to work In city and one on ch in country. Apply at Girls' Dire ) Hawail had “great hopes.” The |in hand and a good time s assured. There | pogits and three and one-third (3 1-3) per cent |~ — —" R e e ntral ave. and Waller st m valuable collection of bird- | will be a $10 e prize and over 100 ad-| on ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payable | GIRL for general housework. 3105 Washington | — — = o S = 5 ditional gate and game awards. on and after Saturday. July 1. 1899. street. WANTED—12 first-class musiclans for the fi skins ever made in Hawaii came Following are the members of the coms TOVELL WHITE. Cachier. ~= — - | ship Philadelphia. Apply at Mare Is AL PUPILS for select millinery school; trade| - Vallejo. from Hilo on the Roderick mittees: = — —= 1 5 3 thoroughl. taugh! satisfaction aranteed; o ITHS Gulleotion is xastinaliy o Raterty, P Phelan, 3. B, MeXamara, J. SITUATIONS WANTED—KEMALE. | {0 Easy: evening, classes. 106 Leavenworth. | WANTEDxperienced crockery packer: give . . Lyons, C. P, Moore, heridan, —_— = reference, experienc 1 Vi N Y eless. It is consigned to the | 3. McGreggor, T. J. Burke, J, Sheehy, J. Pow- T young Irish girl Y OUNGIdenan aEll forlEeneral motacwotk || Bow s Co o tnsy 204" wages fexpected 0 Nati 3 % | ers, J. Murphy, G, R. Richmond, T. Baille, F. [ houseworok; references. for country bakery; wages $16; fare paid. | —— = | National Museum in Washington. ?‘Ilaurke J, O'Connors, P. D. Burke, J. J. | Sutter st Inquire 337 Turk st. “A.\‘TFYU—-Tn»d? a steady man for perma- o ¥ % Looney, T. Mulvey, J. ‘M. Suliivan, B. Lan e nent place; will pay $15 per week with chance ( Several planters who sold their | ders, M. J. Gavan, William Hogan, 'B. J. Ho- e Lol WANT. irl for cooking lndu;(!ne;nl house. | of increase; must have $6) cash; experience \ oldings for fortunes came up on ¢ v, P. Kellegher, James Sheehy, N ol ;‘l:rru Iod FEioE Jiv ARl pply not mecessary. 1032 Market st., room 4. vy, J. Devlin, J. J. Donohue, | _ cSahot SO IS I e T. 'Kerrigan, J. Burke, L. F.| FIRST-CLASS girl desires situation; Brennan, M. Murphy, H. Hardiman, Syl Tu stands German and American cookin ner, J. Turner, P. Gate L. O'Brien, Tef.; clty or country. *U: Rogers, W. Madde McSwiggan, B. Mc — | WANTED Men to get free shaving by stu- AT girl to asslst with Lousework; German | dent at 142 Marker rt.: &ll come mnow. — ferred. 451 Guerrero st. —= = = = — WANTED—Porter for office; wages $15 per S e THE CLIPPER BARK RODERICK DHU MAKING s PORT FROM HAWAIL pper bark P , J. Cusick, J. Quinn, T.| Sutter st. WANTED — Waltress for restaurant. 1300 | month. Address Y., box 4586, Call office, boats arr! sterday. Th the c MPETENT woman with a child desires sit- [ _Turk st. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter 8t. | pXpERIENCED shirt operators; best prices; M. McGaffigan, T. | — Reilly, M. Moran, | C T H. Dever, P, Farreil, J. Coghlin, | _uation; ref. Affiga rst-class barkeeper, $0, all found. Wilkerson, P. McGinn, D. Buckl twenty-one days before the Roderick Dhu safled he sold island and connect Hilo and Kona 3 Roche, T. Harrison, M. Sullivan, P, Fur- = z \ ! 2 e, T son, B & : = : e ~ | “Steady employment. Eagleson Co., 53 Market. _— ( Captain Johneun - the place to a syndicate for $I0,000 ‘-Thers has been no eruption of the (| iong. B MacKassey, B. Maloncy, T. Teeling, | AN, Enslishwoman; good cook and house- | To83 S2P ¥~ S8 o0 2o = planing mill, corner Mar- ( p £, ! worker; $15. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter st. | GPERATORS VI STRA g Mar. { downhearted, how- Spot « volcano. There Is plenty of smoke but () | J; Driscoll, P. Bergevin, W. Kleming, T. H. - —— A e TS e Davis St t of the fleet E. Bashaw Is another coffes planter no fir ABaut koot raontbeliakor | Maher, . Cartin, T, Martin, I M e e e S e = oy : : P a we The who sold his plantation to a sugar there was a caving In of the walls of a S, Ryan, J. McGoldriok, | —rronceei $5, MRS, FOREOS, 7o U Se% | AL PUPILS for select miliinery school: trade 3 manRtolwiCich fable 108 Hayesist ‘ ner as enty-elght oncern z Some te SEnl ey el > s AReD: 7 3. | YOUNG colc ” % clas 5 ot : satisfact ;| = — i S was twenty-cight concern and has come to California to the pit, and there was considerable (| P. LeStrange P. J. M. Hannan, J. | YOUNG colored woman, et olnsy 0 \OR. | _terms casy; evening classes. 68 Leavenworth. | EIGHT sood solicitors wanted; room @, Flood ¢ twenty-five d lve excltement in consequence. Many ()| oW sialy F._ Gl Manchester, | of references; clty, MRS building: 32 to $4 per day. Apply 12 to 1 p. m, 5\ sh Tt ( ervbody in Hawall selling people thought there s going to be = Dantel “ D. Buckley, | ——— — - ———— NTED— ¥S wan =y TCOo. 103 ] ( m Honolult their land when we left,” said Mr. an eruption, but they were disap- \(‘s{;!tz?l; SrndatE 0T yeslivesa ey acatpticanainavion HELF wi’“‘z praLn st At 0. M ICUTZRCOM NS MIE ) Perkins Hitchcock on board the Roderick pointed. That is probably what gave )| Committee on Games—. J. Donahue, J. J. | Servants for cooking and second work. Wil | COME UNTO MURRAY & READY Fo e S = ( < Ha- ~ Dhu, vesterday. “Land t people Tise to the story that the volcano was | Looney. F. Rellly, ouRhlan, - iloway, | tions; if you wish a good cook mow is the - <Elote s M, e . T ame ) DoRE r twenty ee he ~hase e agal | Gatekeepers—P. ' Landers, N. McGilloway, 85 i ¢ h o C SIT & C 21 Labor Agents. et abaa Etneem s iand twenty-thr had purchased from the Government active again. | s e time to secure one. J. F. CROSETT & CO., L e B et ] 2 E m H d the schooner at $3 an acre was bringing all the way “There 'is a great future for Ha- f | L S e e S _316 Sutter st. GIVE YOU....o0nsareess WORK .. .- | GO0D tinners ‘wanted. . Apply at 17. Drumm y 16 twen rom Ka- from $$ to $I# an ac neral ii, but nobcdy seems to see any- Clask Gets a St RESPECTABLE woman wishes work by the | ....BLACKSMITHS, BOILER MAKERS Ll huly Charles P. Eagan is down and is t but sugar. Coffee is being rooted AT BRIy, ¢ Gr weel; Is gopd washer and froner or | i blacksmfthe, horseshoer, machinists « R made the run very well satisfied with the deal his up and sugar cane planted, but I Joseph) Clark, -who, was/ (€onylcted of ||| woulditalceicareiotiiuvalid;ibeat ot elorence P bR et e | CURRE waniedlat Mplia Howse, E7MpIet ot I3 San Francisco to Hilo nine_ son made. He thought the young man think the coffee trade will be flourish- killing Fireman Joseph P. Gross and sen-| I ot = CARPENTERS, BRICK MASONS | BRIGHT youns man, able to furnish bonds, to e ST had sold the entire plan ing when the sugar business is lan- tenced to imprisonment for life in San | YOUNG girl wishes position at light hou 3 carpenters, railroad and sawmills work, 33 | _collect and solicit. '§36 Valencia st. 4 2 : tiive it T3 UHNG Aorerared Giisniie. . ured a stay of execution work and to assist with cooking; 0od plain | day: 2 brick masons for large mine, $4 day ( : t preps guishing. PCUIed @ stay o cok; Wages $15. 209 Bddy st., room 16. Erp ki, > ; S C went the transaction. It did n The rush of travel to the islands is terday just as the Sheriff was about to N ¢ FRAN O COOK wanted at 6 is st.; call Thursday. ( 3 tr s - - o o s im across the bay. When he | GOOD cook aud fine laundress with girl 14 | 5o INGSANE FRANGISCO. Sh e E Racay. ; ; btiite iois oo tiop e it o) aRnein St N nd him across th v hen he | GOOD cook and ndress o g to,learn, o jea ony LA e OIens o eRrebmitrly learned of the Sheriff's intention his at-| years old desires situation; city or country. | 39 Z-horse teamsters BUTCHER; wages $_week and board. Call 1 uncultivated porticn of the every inch of cabin room on the Al {orney applied to the Superior Court for| Box 4632, Call office. : *| 91 laborers.. : before noon, corner Waller and Sta ts ( latitude sold, Boderick Dhu is taken, and on the {|a stay so that the papers in the appeal | Finsr cLASS colored cook from the Bast e O GOOD barb Attt & ( 200 acre antiago, now dally expected, there () | might be prepared, but the trial Judge | VISR IR hoei e private famity; | 2 Taborers, 10 hours' work Apply 2241 Mission s D is only one spare berth left. ates in The Roderick Dhu brought up one peace with \e world, bar- of the most valuable collections of & General Miles, bird skins ever sent from the islands. It is not so long ago that General It is consigned to the National an bought that land for a song, Museum at Washington and has taken neral's fam n to the Unit work, 50c fare fare $1 40. was off on his vacation, and the Judge city or country. Call at 518 Powell st laborers, 8 hours presiding temporarily on the bench re-|—--° e —— — | 15 4-horse teamsters, fused to interfere in_the matter at all. WORKING housekeeper, German, middle-aged - TABLEME: Application was made to the Supreme| Woman, good cook and neat, wishes position y _engineer for sawmill compan (‘ruux'l,fnr a stay (»{rexn-(‘;ulon. which, al- | _In country. Box 4683, Call. B County; § stablemen, city and country, though a little informal, was granted, | SwEDISH girl W . 30, $25 and found:and |0 and Clark will not go to the State Prison | SWELISH &irl wants cooling and oo | TO FARMS AND DATRIES COOK at 623 Fourth st. GOOD shoemakers for repairing. 951 Mission street. WANTED—A first-class mill man_to take DD D A A, A A N, A, Ty N, N A A A, T A A A A, A AT, A A AT ATy AT, AT D Ty AT, A, D 1 wer nd now he has cleared a fortune Professor Henshaw nearly flve vears until the case has been finally decided | teenth st., between Mission and Valencia. farm, orchard and vineyard hands, $30. | "charge of planing mill in San Francisco; ¢ from it without any effort. to gather. Every bird that makes its by the higher court. — e :- n‘\nd $25 and found, for all parts of Call- | pust be an_energetic young man willing to b = L o T = e o = 2 D S S COMPET!] T girl wants housework ornia ... S oo work himself; state wages and reference. t to Sa o new plantations have been home in tH2 Hawaiian group is repre- countr Please call for 2 days at 27 milkers Address box 4699, Call Office. i n. Among rid out near Hilo, and everything is sented, and the collection is almost HOTEL ARRIVALS. e = ———————— | 17 choremen for ranch ., $25, $20 and $10 = 2 bt ot 3 i ¢k son of G. booming. A railroad through the Olaa priceless. It is packed with the ez NiEies newingRhyjiLhe) ciyie. Mome i S dproud - | PAINTERS—Wanted, first-class _painter to who was Marshal of t district s in course of construc- greatest care, and will go East by ex- GHAND JIOTRLy = & men and wives for ranches....$3 B R MeCARTIY CO. Ronl Ba wi 1 the revolu- tion. Its present terminus will !ln* press. - It was watched as carefully D e kR 457 HARVEST, HAY AND HAY BAL ...| tate and Home Builder, 616 Market st. n.’ [ I y he valued within elght miles of the volcano, but during the passage as it would have 4 iDL arvest and haymen, $250, 32 and $1 30 = s SantnENY g6 ik s the 5 : o . e Broiss ne day and_found “....... | GERMAN speaking all around man for porter $ ) r A few days it will eventually go right across the been had it been specie. Cal 7 M ¢ Lap it PR S 6 hay balers .$3 day and found | Work in Jine house; wages $10 per week. Box & A LEE 2 = = S A FIREM RD MEN 4634, Call office. DA < DD DA, A A A A AT, AT, T, DD D, DD | kR S8 L S hea clothing to mend at home. | & forefen for mines and ranches. S ANTED Distibutors. EMPIRE LAUNDRY F C Taylor, Cal 16 Goodell & w, oot setl 30 and found | "¢o 755 Bryant street. | came to the attention of the Japanese | . : - — e | 2] iabOrers, MO EXPETIENCE. 1\rerrrerirereresn o T e A erarany “two compininis | TRANSPORT. VALENCIA R A nisel Ll e WANTED- By a. young_woman, light house- L $0 and found | GOOD tailor on custom made coats. 520 Kearny | sul, 3 tw npla R § Brown, H Loveland, work or housekeeping; good home more an ob- ‘MURRAY & READY, s i were sworn to in Juds Treadwell's court ‘ LEAVES FOR MANILA| & Wate o Oreron T Barry M D e e T o URRAY & READY, st., room 1, first floor. or the arrest of t windler, whose C Rosenthal, Cal M Steining, Tl o rel s 2 & o S = PR | name is Kokaku Mitsuse. The complaints | sy e o) A P Troth, Cal 7 Johnston & w, | COMPETENT girl as nurse to invalid; under- | FRE FRER Ve G e S | charge him with obtain money by H J Reef, Cal |Miss P Johnston, Utah | stands mental troubles; best reference and OME AND GO WHERE THE CROWD.. | —orees. 202 Tou 2 S E | false pretenses. ITHE CYRUS WAKEFIELD'S CAP- | N [} §Jones cal, |Hetene Hutchison, nrH hospital experience; from East. 2813% Bush st. [ GOES . ) GOES . BURERS WANTED—Man to drive & milk wagon in city, e compla v sses are N = 2 eftman, Cal | addock & w, Cal | — : — = e 3 GREAT A 35 and found; ref ired. v. e e | TAIN DIES AT SEA. A Fibusn, Cal BB Deming, Aubura | ELDERLY Scotch woman wishes & place on a O THE GREAT SAWMILLE ... | 8% and tou erences required. 610 Clay. aru amada anc ol Kk G F Wittér, w & f,Cal Miss A Scribner, Cal ranch a good cook and housekeeper. Ad- o A mate: oversbody s poing. v~ | TO go this week—500 pairs men's shoes, some o ‘:h: fnxljlmfl he !zut‘S}*\ n;‘;' IL'l'mm'“‘r“ e P A Baker, N Y Miss N Scribner, Cal dress 136 Fifth st., near Howard. Uil S e g L nearly new, from 50c to $150; new shoes, er $24. They arrived by the steame A - > il it i 85 0 = ARE : 5 3 D on il and the. defendant | Navy Transport Soluce Sails for the| T % Rymes Seneor 10 A Brown, Chico | GERMAN woman wishes work by day; wash- | To work as common laborer (you need no S L i N immediately came on board and opened Philippines Saturday With Men R T Reynolds & w, Cal |Dr & Mrs. Osborn, Cal | _in§ or house cleaning. 149 Fourth st. ;:;jegfrffg‘vr DO ey ey o e e GET your shoes balf et “5 - ego! o) 3 Dr. J Guinan, Carson Miss S E Ellen, C: = o) ™ = Sesaud -2 2 DY s half soled while waiting, 35¢ to negotiations with them for the Fleet. x); Ben) ‘fi:gmmn. Cal|F T Berry, S P Co WOMAN would like plain sewing and mend- | —————$2 per month and found—————| §c. 562 Mission st.,between Ist and 2d sts. ! = wan pagust ! D B O D e er to do at home. %21 Mission st., room 1. It found to be a competent workman the | = = — | — S v g Fe = a1 =S T = v v vance you; - vanted everywhere t ts —_—— | MINNIE ADAMS' TRIAL. B g F H Powell, Chicago Miss A Bowlin, Cal ANTED_Work by the Gay; 500d réferences, | Bon i com Ao I e O ooy | " and aavertise. Callfornis, Or s s | Prresmseasisud . The transport Valencia sailed for Ma-| G W Westlake, Cal igs N Bowlin, Cal 706 Larkin st. e T e e i 0 | pet day and expenses paid; cash every wWeeks : i : agi fector McRae, avis & w, Cal = 2 Sl i : ; z ration to Pay FProsecution Introduces Very Tame nila last night. She was docked at Steu- > ALACE HOTEL. NURSE to chila over 4; Bastern hospital traln- | $%0 ber month and found————— — | particulars’ for S-cent stamp. . California s 5 PA SIS R B s; Co., San Franci Testimony Against the Alleged i t-street wharf and there was no means | p ¢ charies. Madera W Tracey, Portland | In&: thorough hyglenie; good education. L. | <= -;“ hh’“ Q‘:Tm}w fo?llltrl:x T range Syrup Co., San Francisco; Cal. Bronchise bl Lyl of keeping the soldiers on the vessel after | Dr. J. L. Berten, Cal |J Durkee, § Africa D, 1% OFarrellst. * | SheC it sawyers: jackscrewers, screw. turn: | WALSON House, 75 Mission st., near Fourth— « ' e .| they had been put aboard. In consequence | W C Asserton, 1! § N |W Wehner, Cal UL companion to_clderly slok or mervous | ore. head donney meh and woodchoppers; tie | 100 modern rooms with hot, cold water; fres | AE‘“E A e l"““"‘" a number of them made thelr escape to | H L Colline, g N ipra W Wehngr, Cal person. T. W., 1230 O'Farrell street. ‘makers; mill-bench hands; wages $75, §50, $65, | _ bathsi electric lights; elevator:Zc to $1 night. ———— ams, accused of the murder of her in-| o ooy o ER PR G effany Jr, 1 i Helss, N —— — $40, $30 and found. ey ) | Adams, accused of K U T T | (e nelghboring saloons and when the | X ¢ Owen, § S N Miss Grant, Pa WOMAN wishes work by the day; houseclean- | > ' ™ "7 'MURRAY & READY, B e e ) fooms, &y, ‘Assesgor Dodge yesterday added over | > = J | transport sailed a dozen of them were left | W Peyton, Santa Cruz Miss J Grant, Pa ing, washing or ironing; handy with sewing. | 634 and 636 at. WO TAOL ;L e Per_nights re two million to his Jist of taxable values | Purely circumstantial. hl D]lu date Yl\“l 3\;.,.,“,“1_ An attempt was made to stop the | C M Hunter, Cal 1‘: F (}rz\m,‘l’u ; 2245 Mission st. siiets . duction to permanent roomers; reading room. e performed raisewo! ¢ feat | DIt of direct evidence has been produce kil i i S Capt Dundras Scotland Miss Sanford, Cal — e FRUIT pickers, etc—For Commercial Bank. | MEN wanted—Laboress, drillm = he performed this praiseworthy feat vessel at Meiggs wharf, but it failed, 5o | $2h D Maciavan oot |W ooids, 17 8 A | WINCHESTER Hotse, 44 Thitd st,, near/Mar= | - 3 niets and strong Boys, face! sl 5, §26 and | Mo~ wanted Tehorars, drilimen o aiotr cution 200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 night: $150 to 35 | foun against the accusel and the prose the deserters will be sent to the Phillp-| w ient and table; ~free 'bi convenient and respectable; free 'bus | g is apparently becoming desperate, as|pines on the Pennsylvania to-morrow. E G Waldron, Chicago C P Collins, Pa every move in the trial is warmly con- | he navy transport Solace will sall for| C J Huseman, Oakland L Hamsh>d, Pa Bte turday. She will carry forty-| Mrs C J Huseman, Cal| W H Chizkering Cal J M Rennie, Scotld 5 fruit pickers, Santa Clara Co., fare| Sonora free. Apply to BUCKMAN, 302 Mont- , '$20 and found. gomery st. —MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. | BARBERS' Progressive Unian; tree employ- wi turning halir, although there is liable to be a great deal of perspiring on part of those who will be called upon the & on this big sum. Re-| " Yesterday various _witne were en office 8 | S'N Griffith, Fresno |H L Schamberg, Phil pe i SR e SR e r Dodge received notice | placed upor the stand, but the dence | e O e e nanllaBav ] v oimdiley: Yas Ang| W Cunningham, Mass OO e ED FREE oo FREE | o — ' from the Assessors of Alameda and Ban | did little toward strenjgthening the theory | apprentices, arrived from the East yes-| MeX 1ohn S f0ven oo o0 CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office: | iobarers Fammersmen.. tonmaters “hoctind | | (hat Ed Roncm, Reno. House Propietor, i Joaquin counties that certain corporations | 6f the prosecution. . J. Flannagan, & | terday. They also wiil go to Manila on NSRS ! best help. 414" O'Farrell st.: tel. East 424, hands, §3, $2 5 i doy g S e o el i i S e nmtios refuse | deputy emploved in the Coroner’s officc, | o G Bond, S Jose A J Arnold, S Diego 1 ‘ast 424 , 83, LD dig g runs Denver Ilouse, 217 Third st 150 doing business in those counties testified to finding a_plece of paper in Sntair D Benry of the Asnes B T Ricks, Manila H Wells, Minneapolls | CHINESE, experienced, first-class cook, meat 634500 036 Clas ot ki RET e Lo : 10 pay a franchise tax on the ground that | {he out buillding at Mrs. Adams' homo | o SRUN oo ORIV, OF the American | G ralliner,’ Fresno A Kimball, Arizona and pastry, wishes position in private family, e Soe % Clay st | SOLDIERS, sailors or_heirs desiring pensions, they were incorporated in San Francisco | which bore the odor of carbolic acid. It |ShiP Tyrus Wakofield Is dead. A cable oy 1 potfing, Montana C R Neakes, Arizona boarding house or hotel; good reference; | MiNES MINES MINES | travel pay, ete. see L. M. SHERWOOD, 612, and the tax could be levied only in this | is claimed that the woman took the child | \g® Merehants fxchange states that the| o M Traugh, Colfax |O L Fuller, 'Arizona satlsfaction. CHARLEY WHITMAN, 905 | MW ol ovd seiiding laborers, ete. (no experi. | _8ixth floor, Examiner building, San Francisco. county under the law. | into the building and held it on her kuee h' cfie] o DUJ nto 18url (:nley. Falkland | W Thompson, St Louis Miss § Turman, Ariz Clay st. o redulien)\ o wark hEIalAl Teront ralaen: =sd The companies referred to aro the re- | while she poured the acid down its throat. | s, on June 18, with the’ captain’s|J Dowden & w, Nebr Miss T Turman, Ariz | — = iy = | nybeas L stit, what ‘means you; R. g | SAILORS and ordinary seamen for coast and cently ¢ ter companies of | Mrs. Adams claims that the child hs d | ba h The vessel was slightly damaged | W J Williams, Nevada F Bedell & f, Arizona FlR.\T-f‘LA“‘PnK!neell}" an hr:mc n;t weudd fare to these places from $1 35; wages, 0, | _Australia at HERMAX 6 Steuart st. Oakli n Gas Company. | found a bottle of carbolic acid in the |in a storm, but whether Captain Henry Mke @ position; ' thoroughly understands| 0, s40, $30 and found per month, and $2.40, | WANTED—2 men to occupy rooms: lic per These companies claim San Francisco as | yard and had drank it. was killed during the gale or died from SAN FRANCISCO CALL. N o Ty vl i 31 % ady. *Come and see ua e e e their home, and while t have never | Frank T, Greem. chemist of the Board | hatural causes is not known. _ best of references. 532, Call. . MURRAY & READY, nfelit . it Taid ans franchise here they manage to | of Health, tectifled that the carbolic acid | The deceased’s family lives at 708 Golden | BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco [ WANTED Situation in small grocery, cigar 34 and 63 Clay t. | WANTED—15 men to find clean, central, cheap = — rms., 25c, 60c night; hkpg., $1 25 up. S 3d st. where they | from which the child met its death was | Gate avenue. Captain Henry was one of | call, corner of Market and Third streets, open | or frult store for board and lodging or lts | HoTRI, DEPT. .. TAKERS escape the tax in the countie 1 do .business on this g 1d alone. The | poison and gave considerable technical | the best known masters that came to this 11 12 o'clock every night in the year. equivalent; highest references. Address box —— e LT S e Y eontly | Efimoayd e consierale GBI pory " pre Bt e the-traic hetwert | “t Ahcat omricms. i Montgcrery stret, | ik Lo L e e e brought suit to compel the Stockton Gas | Detective Graham and Police cers | New York and San Francisco for years Sias: 130 o' 3 345, 335, $30 and found. % = Comeany 6 pay a franchise tax, and the | Armstrong and J. P, Hurlihy also testl- | and was on his way here from the East | Sne, Clav: open unti "?fl Sae - ONGINIA otibon Dy comble Nt et | fawaticress $30,'$25 and found | 200 SINGLE_furnished rooms, 10c, lic and Zc answ ¢ the defendant sets up that such | fied. Huriihy was called to identify the | When he died. 387 Hayenstrestsjopent Tntahel0 o000k, K o 27 dishwashers ......330, §35, $20, $15 and found | _Per night. Lindell, 6th and Howard, read. rm. a tax only be collected in the county | accused as a woman who had purchased | The red stack tug Redmond was towed | €9 McAllister street; open until 9:30 oclock. 2 _| & porters .....bartender .....$2) and found = S e T S of 8 neisco. Mr. Dodge proposes to | carbolie acid in Loehr's drug stort at the | over from Oakland Creek yesterday. She | 618 Larkin street; open until $:30 o'clock. BARBE irs ; steady; have worked | pantry and elevator boys .3 butchers | ME ANd women 10 oA o Fighth st. vas taken over there to get a piece of | 1841 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock. in top position: -wish to work in first-class | 3 laundrymen, $35 and found; 5 waiter boys, & cia : = t these taxes are pald. corner of Geary and Devisadero streets | w pring Valley Water Company will | the night preceding the murder. When | chain out of her wheel, but when she| 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open | downtown or short-hour shop: all such an- called 1 to pay taxes on an | Hurlihy left the stand the case went over | w ; none others. Box 4702, Call office. J. H. SHEPARD & CO., attor- Hearst bldg., Third and Market. 9 bakers, 6 assistants, $40, §30, §2, stores,”etc beached she filled with water and re- | until 9 o'clock. d 2t also be adaitio ie fact was brought | until this morning. fused to float until she was pumped out, 106 Eleventh strest; open until § o’clock. WANTED_Window or house cleaning or other SIN 2 31 u , 2 3 NTE. INGLE rooms, 15c, 20c, 2c per nigh ¢, § Bre bt e The hednionq 18 how a1l tiEhtEanil will| Csee Mission strect: openl wHfllibic ook small jobs; have seven hours to spare every to $2 50 week. Elcho House, 863% Market st. t e water company had g been | e commission again a day or so. N = d and Ken- day. HENRY ANDERSEN, 2 Bush st., peecr = 3 Sessed for the reservoir known as the | DESERTERS DEOWNED. The British Ship Casswell 18 NOW OVEr-| sy sueeens wpen nin 5. oelock. telephone Fast 93, TRY Acme House, 97 Market st., below Slxth, chis reservoll, located near| goo.; oo goilor Tose Their Lives At- | Jue at Guavaquil from Newcastle, N. & S T T T T feE O TR DR tre a the old Mission road, W., and 50 per cent reinsurance iS being MEETING NOTICES. ness in all branches and good horseman, ¢ WANTED—To collect wages due Inborers and ““ clerks. Knox Collectic Sutter s promptly a: ST EVERY_ DAY THI = . WANTED . tel, 44 Third st near Mar- sed at tempting to Escape From paid on her. She is now out 131 days. and A. == = % SI‘A")A GOOD tailor and bushelman wishes a situation; | {50’ teiisiors, aborers and tunnel men, Wages | mors 00 rooms, e night; reading room; fres 300,000 valuation for two year: and this year Quarantine. mutter of importance that has| The bodies of two Japane: wishes a situation. Box 463, Call office. % R CALIFORNIA Lodge No. (Er'n Advances made on furniture and planos, with [ M. will meet ‘HURS or without removal. J. Noonan, 1017-1023 Mission. EVENING, June 29, at 7:30 o'clock. best references. 1. COHN, 8463 Folsom st. | Z80-teqmeers, Jalors R Tnd bagage to and from the ferry. sailors were 1 ed upon by ‘the ssor is the | found on the beach near rt Poi i ird degree. By order of the Master. v H v G g — e e eoran o B TR e R e T R T DAY, Beoretary. | WATCHMAN or messenger: intelligent colored iy : e ivhaT s st [ Aieriens The WeakTy ¥ which s valued at less than $0. | oie™ “Thev" each wore a lfe pr WORTHY OF ASSISTANCE. TR = harsed “from Twenty-fourth Infantry with Calliasipagss, seat to' oy, Saess 1nthe H St i LB marked “Nippon Mamu,” and were o MO mentie THTS [(rHCHSDAT) REETAnEARsicLystemperate. Jiatron) poal Untéed Stater. pontoerd, 0 3L DS S0 more to collect ese taxes 4 s Th A Han. Spect = =3 X or; e ED h . hontiy et e | dently members of the ¢rew of that v Sad Case of Margaret Finney, a Dis-| EVENING, 7:30 o'clock, Mission Ma- tion as watchman or messenger; best of ref- | 3 MEN to hew rough timber, $35 and found: USES WANTED. i ety i all c4ses | sel, which I detaiued tn quarantine, and chargsd Tngsne Patient sonic Temple, 2648 Mission st. M. M. erences. Address J. M. D., 2816 Baker st. blacksmith for o sawmill, $40 and found: e P lens than 31 the tar wilibe] nas been drowned while attempting to Al 3 = degree. By order of the H. P. MAN wishes position as janitor or porte vaquero for a cattle ranch, $35 and found; 10 | =omr Yl iched house 10 or 15 rooms. 5 is being. regarded by the As-| C3Sape- = e | A woman named Margaret Finney, who JOMN R. HILLMAN, Secretary. spenks English, French and Spanish; firs ;nrmers, $1 2¢° nndk bonrfl‘xfll fa;merl.dt%n and ng'{"f " New Montgomery st. is being regarde AR 2 , assisted by Drs. Zabala | has bees Naos & - — 2 ‘a : found; ™an to pick pears, $1 a day and found: Ll = = 3 F wore _economical than paying | and Lawlor, performed an auto 2 | has been in the Napa Hospltal for the In- | LoRIC Lodge No. 215, F. and A, M GETRICEE B Ay COUIGRES, 8 lumber pilers, $2'a day; 3 pilers, $30 and 2 = ik et = s e T OO W e at the | cape for the last twelve years, was dis-| Masonic Temple—Called meeting THIS ° STRONG young man wishes a situation; will- | found, see boss here; 4 laborers for the woods, ROOMS WANTED. t the money into the tre: | Morgue. No evidences of disez 4 ! rm( lx.m;m:{; A;‘v ’h--nr-nlu'd b Al | dl;cg\-eéed except a Sllgh:‘ly 5(‘1-'01‘?( 'cx‘n‘:‘rf charged as sane on Friday, June 23. She lTll{lTESDs::Y) A %\’ENXN% at‘ ? ing to do any kind of work; wages re n- sn%nnd boa{&; czsmmlpm'h” 5 n( flay,‘ bolnrd ‘;;:D S «“T ‘ Vr” tion on the part of the ctly, and the | yic : o AL SR hs o'clock. Second degree. By order o 8 ,Call office, et Where you like; 2 men to bore a_tunnel, city, s room; bath, If posaible: not far y tion of the axillary glands on one of the | Was put on the boat, and on arriving in able. Box 4525, Call office. $ a day. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary. | = from center of city; private family; state POSITION in grocery store or butcher shop as ssessor, and the city is none ‘the loser, | hodies, and in order to prevent the possi- | this city immediately went to British| e V- M- 3. R GOLDSMITH, Sec. _ rom ity E Qelivery clerk by young man 17 years old. |5 COOKS, $10 and $5. for country boarding- | I " = $120,000 which these poor people | bility of ague i g 0. ¥ the y of the bubonic plague being intro- | Consul General Pickersgill KING SOLOMON'S Lodge No. 28, F. : sib n"r:my‘:{ rtotore pald dnto the treasury | duced into this port the bodies were im- | piticul appeal for n“,,‘in‘,e_“"d made a | KIUF A"S1. 163 Fillmore st.~Third de- 2328 California s houses; night cook, § p. m. to 2°a. m., $7 a | FURNISHED room; bath, if possible; not far : a ed in three separate | mediately consumed at the Odd Fellows’ > s - gree THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, stances by the It appears that the asylum authorities | at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the Mas- week; 'dishwasher, . springs, $20; vegetable | = from center of city. Box 4655, Call. man, springs, $20; 5 dishwashers, $25. i rease in the assess- | Cremator: v inata R AT L e kAT AN D M B, had sent her away without making any ter. HARRY BAEHR, Secretary. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. Runner for a hotel, $25 and found; bellboy, WANTED—2 or 3 furnished sunny rooms, with e anav il b s o s ST provision for her future. She did not have - — — E $10. 3 bath. for light housekeeping; must have mod- A o il e nly Durable Inks for Invoices. a cent of money, was without relatives or PACIFIC Lodge No. 17 L 0. 2 CHAMBERMAIDS, $15 and $12; second girl, Shaker out for a laundry, §25 and found and ern Improvements. Address box 4502, Call. epts ont s sl SE DAL Dr H. A, Taylor, assistant Secretary of the | friends and her. clothes were . in rags. F., will l\'|ltlau“fl THIS EVEN- Gilroy, $15, see lady here; 2 waitresses, sani- fl’eevfflr! bo(‘h ways; washer, $0. C. R. | == Dodge says the clty reilly ig ey | Dreastny. by hbHAEAL OOt Galls for | Coamm . Plckesapi)l BriGhanaesl ot lhé ING, -‘l‘-!nni\fiklkb& ASHWORTH, //[\\ tarium, country, $20 each. MISS CULLEN, HANSEN & (.0.-._ 104 Geary st. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. falls below 34, as the cost is more than| Jackson and all others in the United | 0ffice of the British Benevolent Society, * ““Rec. Sec. Pro Tem. 8357 SutteniRG: 2 COLORED walters for different summer re- | == e bt the amount tirned into the treasury. | States that the Secretary of State has | Which took steps to have the unfortunate : - | SEAT mgh howseworic ity @ atss COL- | gorty QR SPLOTMINERT i © | MRt S T 8 T = — been requested to instruct consular offi- | woman taken care of. She is perfectly | RIGGERS' and Stevedores' Union Association. |~ LEN, 3% Sutter st. T S A JAPANESE SWINDLER. B e acthemtloation 1o {avoions | rational now. The Society paid for a| A speclal meeting THIS ~(THURSDAY) VAQUEED tor ajcattig sanch; i end found _-—-_—:(’" R e I J made in any Kind of ink except the most | week's room and board ai the house of B BNING, Inti 3lo|dcketor tbislecion| Ot || COORIMIER T RIer T et Bttie oy e EORTHANSER £°06.M104 Geary st i — B < durable, rs. Wright, corner of Folsom and Sixth % . BENSON, President. paid. 3 er st. . R. N ., . = = Kokaku Mitsuse Wanted for Obtain- streets, and that will expire to-night. She | s DURHAM Recording Secretary. | FoUR cooks, city and country, §2 each; 10 | HANGER up for a summer resort laundry, 5 'WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS. ing Money by False Pretenses. 5 will be cared for, however, until she can ———— housework girls, city and country, d | and found and free fare both ways. - g y by Suit to Quiet Pitle. obtain: & poaltion: SPECIAL NOTICES. LK e e seoond sirie. 425 B0 and &) | HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. s Lire e class actaper theny The police are searching for a Japanese| Laura G. Delaney, S. W. Holladay and | I. P. Nieto, chairman of the board - SR s * “ = & e »: M g pa =3 .. » of Ay a number ‘of young girls to assist, $10 to $15. g who has been making considerable money | others filed a suit in the United States | relief of the benevolent association, in ais. | PAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made; | MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. 5 = S Tohrst : by representing to his fellow countrymen | Circuit Court yesterday against the city | CUSSINg the case yesterday, sai SO, 43 Montwomery st Fooms B-10¢ tel. ssto, | HOUSEWORK for Eureka, §25 per month, fare NO OFFICE FEE e S ou1 il L asthg k. < thelr arrival here by Steamer that they | and county of San Francisco to quict tite | oMiss Kiney s 8 most desrving = = ~——— | “ald. MISS CULLEN, i Sutter st. ' s LREE FARE | _Box 168, Call otfice. will be deported iinlees they put up ail the .‘,?,;tgr’.'i’,',’d'i’;g.},',‘n‘sf,o‘eé“" oL WA | O el Sty iwere 1o take Hiers 1o e hes 1 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. WOMAN with a child, housework, $10 per TO-DAY ONLY X SEWING MACHINES, i Tom st "'fl«'rlfi tegnl foes dn wet he woumhapp{edmesy'.‘ and be in every | SoniTUM Employment Office— | manths seunkey LEN, 35 Sutter. sm&%"%fln@%"nflfif‘lo‘xnnx > the matter squa i ay wort of it. ip] t apanese, - MONTHLY, ited; 1 % 3 o ohn fow many vietims have| Celebrate the Fourth with California | Bainburkh 22 ¥ears of age. and was com. | . mese. 428 Powell, nr. Sutter: tel, Black itil. | TWO housework girls, Belvedere, 5 cach: a Seraperholder, ‘32, Shovdlers, 3175; P et sappliee b Bty phoss Lt RS ALL kinds t sold, B "L “puiriog at Towest Taten. B Fourth e T been fleeced in this manner, but it is said | fireworks, Buy direct from makers. Call- | mitted to the asylum in 18857 while she - g MISS HAN! ‘ment that the number is lu}’se. .Tha matter tnrnlp_}-‘g:wqflu Co., _m Front st, * | was in the employ of Rev. Dr. m :fia;sgs!gmic;ggf sgql::a:“s?n&, 6':'-5‘2"3’-.' _fim’f‘g g:‘(’t.:x :{f" dorfi e G BENW“ w:go’_ S A ud i B Rt s s e i Y s i A el - S