12 THE SAN FRANCISCO. CALL. “THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1897 TURNED DOWN A FEW FAVORITES Ladies’ Day Was Not So Prolific of Winning Choices. Racina, Governor Budd, Grey- hurst and Santa Bella Were All Beaten. Libertine Placed the Handicap to His Credit—T. Murphy Piloted Hello to Victory in the Hurdie Race. It was “ladies’ day” again at Ingleside track yesterday and the beautiful weather drew a large attendance. The carsegn- veying veople home at the conclusion “of the races looked like popcorn balis cov- ered with flies, and just a few additional | cars next time would be a great con- venience. As the meeting progresses the favorites appear to be on the wane, for but two showed to the best advantage. Two or three timid pencilers did not weigh in yesterday and later bad cause for repent- ance. H. Hunn’s entry The Sinner was the first to bow!l over a warm choice. Racina ‘was an even money favorite for the open- ing five-furlong dash for maiden three- year-olds, but succumbed very easily to The Sinner, who started at odds of 3 to 1. Modestia was a good third. A six-furlong spin proved a very easy thing for E. Corrigan’s Moylan, the even- money favorite for the next number on the programme. The hooded horse passed Toano when sauared away for the final run and never had to be extended, win- ning without effart from the old sprinter. The rider of Yemen, who finishel sec- ond, claimed that his mount was fou'ed by Toano in the stretch and the latter sprinter was disqualified, which ruling gave third place to the 100 to 1 shot Coda. Even money and 11 to 10 were the odds laid against Libertine capturing the mile and a sixteenth handicap. Thi again up on keea edge and taking up the running down the back stretch fiesd to the wire, finally finishing three fourths of a length in front of Installator. Lobengula, rather injudiciously ridden by Jones, received show honors. By clever piloting, T. Murphy got Hello across the line first in the hurdle race, beaiing a very moderate lot of company. Governor Budd was a 3 to 2 favorite, with several hot tins out on Malo Diablo, Can- dor and Mr. Reel. Atu post time a stiff play forced the price against Hello from 6 t03. Malo Diablo started to make the running, but quit earlier than his friends expected. Candor hit the stretch first looking all over a winner. About this time Murphy, on Hello, began making his play, and | wuen the last jump was reached that jumper was in front. From that on he held the fiela safe and downed the outsider, | Mr. Reel, very cleveriy. The favorite | tinaliy took third place. | Frank K., of the magnificent cripple di- | vision, ridden by Willie Martin, handled his field to od advantage in the fiith event over & mile. Greyhurst was a hot | 6 to 5 favorite for the run, with Rey del Tierra a pronounced second choice. ~ * The gray favorite was out in front of the field until nearing the bend for the stand, when Frank K scrambied into the jead and, without much left in reserve, downed | the stretch-running Morte Fonso nearly a | Jength. Rey del Tierra in a drive. | Willie Martin, with his many kinks and | gowara s. curves, led to the defeat of Santa Bella in | tbe final six furlong run. The mare was a6 to5 chance, but ridden in a most sus- picious manne managed to take the show. lister was always in the lead and won rid- den out from Arapahoe. RS e OTES. There was a slight falling off in the bay was | led his | | 167 Salisbury I1....111|(387) Rey del Tierra.111 | Greyhurst took third place from | U, Boreas. from start 1o finish just | Fifth race—Salvable, Alvarado, Kam- Sport MCAI- | sin. number of books posting odds yesterday. The Rosedale Club, Joe Ullman. Harry Harns and Eii Perles retired. Mr. Ull- | man stated that he has been ill for some days and will take a rest. The Ingleside officials have decided to in future reject the entries of Toano and Walter J. It is their opinion that the pair have a tendency to teach other horses bad pranks. One of the features of Saturday’s card will be a match race. Pat Murphy and Yemen were matched yesterday to run five farlongs, each to carry 100.pounds, for $i000 a side, the assoc.ation to add $500 aduitional. ‘George Berry supplied the Murphy end of the coin. H. H. Hunn, former trainer of Walter Hobart's horses and lessee of The Sinner, together with his jockey, Pryce, were yes- teraay tusperded on account >f the re- markable improvement shown in that norse’s running. The officials intimated that it might possibly be proven that Pryce did not try very hard for lps coin last time out. Greyhurst. entered in_the fifth race to be sold for $600, was claimecd by Tom Grif- fin, the ** Hawkshaw ™ of the selling event affairs. Trainer Ab Stemler was quite wrothy, but under the conditions Grifin, | who ran ~econd to Frank K in the race, | put up $925 and added tne gray colt to his | string. The Cambridge stable also nsrrowly escaped losing Rey del Tierra. A. Nick- | ells, owner of Veragua, putin a claim for the colt, but was just one minute late. It is just beginning to dawn on Califor- nia race-zoers why the far Eastern turf officials consider the complex methods employed by Willie Martin in piloung | borses so indecipherable, and informed him in future to stay at home and soring them on the wild, woolly and uncanny | Westerner. He has furni-hed two or three very elegant pieces of tatoned work oi 1ate, not failing to include that highly | embellished exnibition of borsemanship astride Santa Bella yesterday. When Mr. Martin _bets the public should bet, but whben Mr. Martin does not bet the public had better not. This little item is not in- tended for an exhibi:ion of losing paste- boards; they are to be found in [proiusion in the betting ring. D. M. Boyd, who arose in his wrath and was very indignant because the press mentioned his name in connection with the Haymarket scandal on January 2, was vesterday indefinitely suspended by the stewards at Ingleside track for having on various occasions intimated to Jockey Stanford that the horse could bs “laid up” to advaniage. As Haymarket was oniy leased by Boyd the horse’s entry will here- after be refused until such time as it is proved that horseman has no further con- | nection with the jumper. For failing to | report these suggestions to the stand Jockey Stanford was fined $25 and sus- pended for the balance of ths meeting. | " Foilowing is the entry list for to-day’s running events: First race, seven-elghths of a mile, selling, three- vear-olds: 0 Philip H...... 58) Osric 11 3 $.4 George Paimer. 01 | Jim Blackburn.104| Secoud race, seven-eighths of a mile: | i i | | .108 S04 | ¢ Z 374 Lindsay. — 815 Boreas.. 108| 341 Joan. 104 | Capt. Coster....110| 353 Carrie U “1uz 4 Irma............ 59| 160 Tonino. 100 | 841 MissCunningm. 98| 293 Jack Richelicu. 98 | 8.8 Miss Kuth 19, Third race, three-quarters of a miles | 340 Yanke Doodle..102| 322 Arapanoe ......108 320 Hagel D... 97| 834 Zamar 11 7 306 Howard s, 95| 343 Ustler Joe. .112 | Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile, pursz: | 838 Scimitar.. 105/ 322 Castanette......100 107 Lady Dismond.1:3 109/ 536 Petrarch........ 97 138 218 Unity.... 1110 309 St Aignon, ....104. Abi P 109 826 Flashlight, 1uz| 304 LastChance....109 Fifth race, one mile, selling. (880) Salvable...... 105| 259 Litdle Cripple..101 837 Judze Denny.. £9 314 Can't Dauce.... 99 330 Pamerston ... 99| 337 Kamsin.... ....102 340 Alvarado.......102|(831) Morte Fonso..104 Sixthrace, one and a quarter miles: 229 Tom Eimore...113| $21 Earl Cocbran..108 337 Peter the sec..118| 321 Ad. Spre-kels..111 | 351 Miume Cee. 525 Foremost. 303 Lovdal b b 10-DAY’'S BELECTIONS, First race—Osric 11, Arrezzo, Philip H. Second race—Miss Cunningham, Carrie Third race—Yankee Doodle, Zamar II, Fourth race—Lady Diamond, Flash- | 15gnt, Petrar n. | sixth race—Salisbury I¥, Tom Elmore, | Peter the second Over 200 trains are incessantly traveling | on the L. and N. W. R. | “THE CALL” RACING GUIDE. [PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. Inglesids Racetrack. Wednesday, January 6, 1897, Thirty-sixth day of the winter meeting. Weather fine. Track good 344 FIBST RACE—Fivecighibs of & mile: three-yearolds; maidens; purse 350, | | I 1 ¢ 1 Eetting, Index.| Horse and welght. |St % | 1 3% | s Fin. Jockey. Op. i T 7818 |The ~inner. 12 |12 | 14 |18 o5 257 | kacina.... 21 | 21 350 310 | Modestia. . 135 | 51 30 269 |Cogent. . 813 | 33 0 3 Harvid Lin 6h 41 10 51 | »1 15 81 71 8 915 | 91 | 0 Wi (1171 12 o 11z (101 40 128 |12 30 734 | 81 Good start. Won easlly. Winner, H. H. Huna's b. ., by imp. St. Andrew-Viola. Time, 1:0854 OND RACE—Three-quarters of a mils 345, ™ e: selling; fonr-y -olds and upward. purse $400. ] todex.| Horse, age, weisne. | ot 1 | 3 Moylan, 4 Toano, a 36 |Walter J, 4.0, 08 Unu Que Amo, 4. 90 | | Eetting, % | st= | Fin. | Jockey. |op CL 10 | 2n | 12 |E. Jones 12" | 12 | " |Henne 2h | 310 | 310 [H. Martan 3,8 43 | 51 | 23 |Thompson..| 50 100 77 | 41 | 54 [Spencer. {100 300 61 | 610 | 61 |Slaughter.. 20 61 | 7 7" |.som. 8 8 8 |ielay. Poor star. Won handily. ! Wianer, E. Corrigan’s b. c., by Bradiord-E sa Fos *qoana disqualitied for place on account of foul. < THIRD RACE—One and a sixieenth mile 346 s; handicap; purse 500, Index.| Horse, age, wetgnt. | st.| s | 34 ASNIE PICKETT ARRESTED She and Another Woman Cap- == tured in Sacramento for Robbery. The Pickett Woman Is Considered the Cleverest Pickpocket in the City. Annie Pickett, a notorious pickpocket, was arrested yesrerday in Sacramento, and Policeman Al Wright left in the afternoon to bring her back to the City. Another woman was with her, and she was also placed under arrest. She is sup- posed to be Mamie Bonner, another noto- rious pickpocket. These two women are wanted here on a charge of grand larceny, the complaining witness being George Hill, 963 Eighth street, Oakland. Hill came to the City a few weeks ago irom the East with his wife, for the bene- fit of ber health, They were boarding at 927 Geary street on December?. Thatday Hill, while walking along O’Farrell street, met the two women. They accosted him and finally induced him to enter a saloon with them. They went intua rear room and there Hill was relieved of $400. On discovering his loss he went to po- lice headquarters and reported it. He was advised to swear to warrants for the arrest of the two women, but he declined, as he did not wish his wife to know of bis experience. He wanted the police to compel the women to return the money and say no more about it, but they refused to move in the matter unless Hill would agree to prosecute them. Hill placed his case in the hands of private detectives. They rounded up the women and got them to consert to return the money last Friday. They failed to keep their appointment and quietly left the City. Next morning Hill swore to the warrants for their arrest snd a description of them was sent broadcast from police headquarters. Both women have been arrested many times on charges of grand larceny, but they always succeeded in being acquitted, as they were too clever at the business to leave a loophola for the police to secure direct evidence against them. They have also been arrested several times for vagrancy, but by some means only knpwn to the initiated they were never convicted. There is a charge of va- grancy now pending against the Pickett woman in one of the Superior courts, and if the present charge of grand larceny should fail it will be pressed against her. The Pickett woman is one of the clever- est pickpockets known to the police. She has an innocent-looking face, which she uses to advantage in entrapping her numerous victims. HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. R B Watson, Oakland E McCormick, Wash iV Spinner, Susaaville F Schur-s, Gold Hill T H Jenkins, kng S D McPpall, Eng A Marr, i1l T F Warden. Wash E W Herrin, Wash G W Tavener, Nev P W Gallacher, Idaho A Kedespel, Bakersfield G W Martin, Watsonville 1 T Du Pries. San Jose S O'Neal, ~an Jose R O'Neal, San Jc8s ¢ R White, Sacramento W H Williams, Campbsll E MeNiell, Napa G W Cartwright, Fresno hepardson. Colusa M Gibson, Williams ams A Neesen, 5 Luis Obispo © A McDonald. Isleton W G Goodman, Ashion M G W Gibson, Wi M H Belwire, Eurek: C Conner, Oakland J D Wadsworth,Sta Cruz C E White, Oakland J Puol, Wash F P Powell. Cal Nev en. Cal T J Wilkin:, Fowler H A Berry & w, Conn H Klersfel, Coun P H Noonan, Santa Kosa Truman, Red Bluff M Powell, San Quentin E Smith, Menlo Park J Nuttar Sonora J Drake, Sone L S Davis & w, Salt Lake G L Miller, Sait Lake W C Brown, Salt Lake NEW WESTERN HOTEL. F F Taylor, Los Gatos M Stocklasin, Cal J Callender, Los Gatos W Sweeney, Alcatraz Mrs H C Moran, Salem J Raymonl, Salem L Zoleze, San Jos3 J Laws. San Jose W B Carter, Cal N P ~haw & W, Pinole H Huft & v, Bouldin J McQuerney & w Cal T Gould, Sonora W M rray, Sonora J Callaban. Csl L Don W J Yoonger, Aleatraz M lavi ‘W Eradbury, San Diego J Cumiszey, Cal J Watts. ~an Jose J R Brayton, Springfield £ C hidd, Springfield A M Johusen, Kodeo A M Sliveirs, odeo A Foster & w, Rodeo Miss Guratiock, Rideo 1 Ezeli, Portland A Bettinge, Oregol L t.celtz, Portland Miss M T Mogan, Cal Mrs L Schultz, Bouldin I J Tiobetts, Cal Mrs L Nelson, Kouidin I W Yeomnn & f, Mich A Winslow, Chicago R H Han.ry, Rodeo J Richard, Chicazo GRAND HOTEL. E Sullivan, Rio Vista N Kirkwood, Clayton A H Brilisk, Palo Alto C Chap nan, Srcrameunto W Hall, Sacramento J T Cox, Folsom J Richards. Placerville S Kob.nson, Baltimore J spicer, ~acramento C I Gilman, Palo lto M O Conaell, Grass Vily G . Taikett. ~an_Jose H Framer, Los Angeles Dr Oshorn & w, E!:V'ﬂ idge H Alack, *an Mateo P Van Buskirk. E Lacey, Riverside Mrs A Tharstou, Napa Miss Thurston, Nupa F M Kraus, st Louls Dr W Reider, Indi«na C W i.yon, Los Angeles G A Gibson, ~an Diego M A Reed N Y Miss £ B Reed, N Y M O!son. Salem J Gerlicks, Vacaville J F Farrell, Vermont ¥ G Gresn, Sanwa Craz H J Laux, New Orleans C Krause & w. *an Jose J Tovley & w, Vallejo Mrs R Lowe, Vallejo H Welssman, Cal COSMOPOLITAN HUTEL. C F Schonfeldt, Wis J Quin: Merced Mrs Tester, Eastlery, Ill Miss Chapman, Phl'a J W Perry & w, Portind C Ross, Pordand A Fails, Portland C speucer, Portland M mcDonald, Portland G W Whistler, Portiand G Beale, Sonora L Flynn. Los Angeles Mrs M Blanton, Modesto H Sul.ivan, Rossland W W Vogel, 8. Louis J Metarthy, Washington M D Kell &w, 8an Jose > Ward, Yan Jose C'W Clough, Chico W G Posige, Lkiah P B Galagher, Irelapd J J Corrigan, Petaluma. Miss J cerden, Los Ang BALDWIN HOTFL. T K Ledyard, San Jose G Micliavacca, Napa C A Zimmcrman, NY J Cozzen, spokane G E Church, Fresno C N Cotton, N M R Merchant, Seattle J P Buros. Boston © C Whitten & w1, Cedar J H Arnold, S. cto Rapids J T Hackenbrink. Sacto D W Harrls, Vallejo ¥ C Pratt, San Jose LS Upson, Sacto G F Glaser, er J ¥ Smith, Sacto F Williams, N Y C Miller, New Orleans B Smith, New Or.eans Siss Morton, Dallas PALACE HOTEIL. J Randolph, N Y A Hochhelmer, Willows Miss Smith, Colo J W Smith, Colo Mrs G 5 Hupp, Los Ang Miss D Hupp. Los Aug CA Splin er, N Y ¥ C Henderson, N Y Dr M B Campbell, N Y H G Smith & wf, Sacto E D Bannister, Mont P L Atherton, Louisville A Kroger, N Y 1 P Buckivgham, N Y M M 2 Emiay. 1 H A Harris, Fowler W M Berry. Coon K E Howeli, Nev. GE (336) | Libertive, 6....115 5n (314 309 |Instailator, 505 1h |215 324 |Lobengula, 5..102 in |51 336 |Cabril'o, 5......102 61 |4ip 381 [Doctor G, 4.... 88 1315 174 495 |Dovie, 5. 861, 8177 |7 326 |Grady, 4.. 90| 7i214 |67 Macklin Tuorpe Jones | H. Mariin; | Reldy ......"" Clawson |Thompson. @ocd start. Won driving. Winner. J. G. Brown & Co’s b I, by Leonatus-Falaise. Time, 1:4814 947, FOURTH RACK—One aud a quarter mlles; burdle: handicap; purse $400. Ind. | Horse, age, welght | St | s su. | % Jocker. 291 |Hello, 5 134 3/5h |4n T. Murphy. 335 |Mr. Reel. 4 sl 27 |7 Aayimnl - 329 |Gov. Bud ....l40| 763 |510 Hennessy. ... 5 | Maio Diabio,5....130| 5(11 (135 | Wiikins. 45 |Candor, 6 B 40| 4 (31 31 Owens.. 8.9 |Fred G ner, 6..128) 1|21 24 Peters... 836 |lasho Chief, 2....127| 6435 (63 {Muss. ...\ Good start. _Winner, T. Cassdy’s b, g.. by Sid, dam by Revielle. Time, 2:2015. 9 FI¥lH KACE—One mile; selling; purse $400. 348. ¢ SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.” BUEINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALT~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:80 o'clock. £39 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. Zlvs Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. . cornemSixteenth and Mission s until 9 c'clock. o 2518 Mission street, open untll § o'clok. 116 Ninth street. oven until 9:30 o'clock. NOTICE Or MEETINGS. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. EF Y ERBA BUENA LODGE, o No. 16, 1. 0 0. F.—Ofticers and members will please attend our regu- lar meeting THURSDAY I VEN- ING, January 7, at 8 o'clock. installation of offi- cers.” All Odd Feliows are cordlally invited VICTOR HOFFMAN, N. G. D. CHESHIRE, Secretary. @ FRANCO-AMERI1CAN lodge No. 207, 1. 0. 0. K. Officers and members ure requested 1o meet at iheir hall i HUKSDAY, January 7, at 8 p. a., for lustallation 'of the of LeTs 10 the ensuing lerm. Al P. G. are especiaily requested to be present. A. LEON AURADON, N. G. R. LAVIGNE, Secreiary. §Z HBQUAR ERLY MEETING of San Francisco Alilance of Cali- fornia will be held fn K. R B. Hall on THURSPAY EVENING, Jan. 7, 1897 a1 8 0'c 0ck sharp. All members are re aquested (0 attend,as business of utmost impo:tance will come b fors the meeting. insiallation of officers wiil also take piace. Fiues for non-aitend- ance will be stricily enforced. JOHN T. BLAKE, Fresident. E. B. DWYER. Rec. Sec. SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DE- pariment—The regular funeral detall will assemble at 27 kngive_on THURSUAY MORNING, January 7.at § o'clock, fox the purpose of aitendiix Lae funeral of the iats JOSEPH P. FRANKS, late member of this de- partment By orde D. T. SULLIVAN, Chief of epartment. BF, M E B A N0 85 _SPECIAL MEET: ing Wil be hild Tu-DAY (1hursday) at 12 0'clock (noon) at readine-rooms. Business of importance. T. MALCOLMSON, President. 3. J. SEARY, Secreiary. B2 JHE ANNUAL MErTING OF THE stockhollers of the =pring Valley Water Works will be held at 12 o'clock, noon, on WEDNKSDAY, the 13:h day of January, 1897, at ihe office of the president of the company. 508 California st., San Franci-co, for the eiection of trustees and for the transaction of such other business &s may come before the meeting. PELHAM W. AME-~, Sccretary. §5 A SPeCIAL MEETING OF THE MEM- bers of the Bishop Armitace Church Or- phanage wil be beld at the office of the secretar, #0_California sireei, room 38, on January 12, 1897, at 12 X, for ihe purposs of revising or amending the 'by-iaws of said corporation, oF adopting new by-laws; also for the transactio of such other business as may come before the meet- n. L. WADHAM, Secretary. SITUATTIONS WANTED-Continned. HELP WANTED-Continued, FAFLP WANTED—Continnar. OUNG GERMAN GIKL WOULD LIKE A position to assist in light housework. No postals: call at 1623 Fowell st T,ALY wOULD LIKE TO DO PLAIN SEW- ing and meuding at home. 181 Taylor st., rm.2. MERICAN LADY, AGE 87, DESIBES A PO- sition as housekeeper. Address.MRS. F. A. REYNOLDS, uskland . 0. lr'OUNU GIRL WISHES SITUATION 10 DO light housework or mind children. Call 243 Harriet st. Youxé WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as iaundress or laundry and chamber work. Please call at 161814 Turk. TOUNG GERMA . WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tlon &8 workiog housekeeper 10r, widower or bacheior. 106 Fourth st., room 2. WO-CHAIR cheap: £00d location. BI\RBER-SHOP FOR SALE 415 Hayes st. ARbEIS F UL LIS R N UN EMPLOC 13 men: secretare. CONRAD I KOKLL 657 Ciar BARERIEUR ERFLOY P. G Barbers’ Assn. X FGC IRL, ELiIS_ STREET, $20, NO_HOUSK- work: girl, Leaveaworth street. $25: girl, Webster stroet. 820; 2 girls, Kilis street, 335: giri Gough street, $20; girl, taylor street, $20: i girl, Leguna street, $20; g Z0: girl, Brondway, $20: g NT CALL SkC, <, 825 Grantav UUKNRYMEN BAK RES FoaFLO secretary H. BISRNARD, I 0 Thirieen’ h street, §. Washington avenue, 815: girl, Green' sireer, $15: Bgirls, kilis streec, $16: 3 girls. Sutter sireet. $15: 4 girls, Geary street, $15: girl, Golden Gate avenue: girl, kddv street, $15 5 girls, C'Furrell street: girl, Presidio. no cooking, $15: ¥ gicis, 88, $10 und $12 per month. assist, e.c families: 12 German, 9 Swedish girls, 7 MAn'r_x"s. 749 Markeust. OOK. "FEW BOARDERS, CITY, $20 AND room; 2 waltress s for_couniry hotel. $20 and room: chambermaid, $12 and room: chamber- maid. $15 ana room: waitress, $3 50 u wee ST Seventn st | #80; A BARGATN, Apply Cail Office ECRUITS WASN TR ~tates Marine Corps. Fon in United Sta s “Nuvy able-bodied nnmarried men, between the ages of 3 #ud 50 years. who are CILizens of the Uniteq < oF thoss who have legaliy d clared their to become citizens: mus: be of good cha anl VW ANTED—BY AN INTELLICEST AMKKD can woma + (mid lle-aged) a position as work- ing hounsckeeper: good couk and seamstress. Ad- dress R. E. M., box 162. Call Uflice. EFINED MIDDLe-AGED NOKTH GERMAN indy, experienced houseKeeper, who speaks English and German, desiies to take charge of a gencleman’s houseboid; reserences given and re- uirea. Adiress and state parucuiars 4. W., box 25, thiis oflice. Y UNG Lioy., REG.NTLY VEOM CON- necticu , desires a position as a working house- ke per in widower’s or bache,or’s home. Room 6 1007 Market st. TOUNG mEMAN LADY DESIRES PuSI- tion as housekeeper. ~Adaress or cali 112 T for st., Toom 14. N UUD FRENCH COUK WISHES A POSITION in a family or smail boarding-house. or housekeeper to a widower. Address 10 Hanover place, off Sacramento st YOURG GisL LATELY FEOM GERMA Y wishes a situation for general bhousework. Ca 1at 69 Minna st., near Second Y OUSC GIRL WANTS SITUATION TOR housework and p's n_cooklng; small family: wages $15; sleep bome. S. T, box 145, Call. (CCUEETENT AMERICAN COOK, MIDDLE- aced and a nice laundress, wishes work in a wages $12 Lo S15. veat family; city or couru 1024 Howard st., room 10. =2 MERICA . WOMAN WANTS CHAMBER- A "work or charge of linen in lodging-house: ret- erences. 530 Kady st. Y UUNG LADY WIsHES FOSITION T0 w0 second work and sewing la private family; best references. Addregs A. T.. Young Women's Christtan Association, 1221 O'Farreil st. SPECIAL DUTICES. ABANDON CHIBDREN 1IN ST. Joseph’s Infant Orphan Asylum, from July 1. 1895. 1o Des. 31, 1896: John Dver, age 8 years: Loretia D.er, age 3 years; Milion Dyer, aze2 years; Francis Madden, age 6 years: Ma xie Fitzgernld, age 6 years: Harry Wahl, age 5 years: Burney'Joselyn, n.e 3 years. 5 JHE SECEETAGY OF THE S& Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So- ciety hereby give s noiice that the foilowing orphan and helf-orphan £irls and boys have been admitied 10 Lhe ins icuion from July 1, 1696, to January J, 1897: Nora Peicher, 613 yesrs: Emma She vridge, 11 yes Axnes M. Gartner. 11 vear: Mable Thomas, 10 years: Mary Thomas, 7 years: Aune Tromas, b years; Kosa Capucetti, § ye Gladss Meyer, 12 years; Cairie Loufller, 12 yes| Theresa Casenare, 12 'vears: Lucy Clement, 7 years; Nettle Woods, 14 y iste Garatt.12 Grace Garatt. 11 years: Julia Muhllof. 3 Salina Mubliof, 2 y Rose Wiimot elsman, 7 year .: Kowlaod Adams, Herry Jondshl, 8 years: Louis ra: ucettl, b years; Thomas 0 years: Leouara Casevare, 8 years: George W. Ault, § years: Eugene £:-Muilin, 5 years; Arthwr Garatt, 8 yeass; Waiter Garatt. 5 years: Pnilip Weeks, 714 years: Robert Mullin, 8 years; Charles Wilmot, ye!n: Daniel Hatnes, 1334 yeurs. » r ®Z JHEY SELL WOOLEX AKD UGTTON s yarn. table linen, lace-curtains, towels, hos- iery, uhderwear, corsets, embroidery, laces, but- tonis, linings, threa lings. etc , very cheap at Pion, £ \QUICE IS HEREEY GIVEN THaT the Maria Kip Orphanage of 638 Foisom 1t %an Kranci«co, Cal., Lias received 1Le following orphan. half-orpian und abandoned glrls from Oc- tover 1 to December 31, 1896: Henrieita Ham- mer, aged 1 yearand 8 montbs: Vioiet Herrine, nged 1 vear and 8 months; Louise V. R. Howard, aged 12 years; Hazel L. Langhorne, aged 1 year and 6 n.oaths;’ Almina Frenger, aged 11 years: d 9 years: Alfreda Eren.er, azed yoars: Florence Cramer. aged aged 4 year: 11 years; F. Murray, aked 12 years: Jessie Lyncu aged 8 years: Inacia Renteria, uged 6 years; Fior: 1 McDonald, aged 3 years. 2 BURKOWERS ACCONMODATED AT sbort notice: money to loan on lots north of the purk, in the lichmond distr.cl: easy pay- ments. Apely to W. J. GUNX, 410 Montgomery. B, 3 PIA UPIUM CURE FOR_ 315: PER- fecily hnrm.ess; ludies treated at home. B. D. KIMMIS, 916 Market st., Columblan Buliding. BAD TENAN1s RJECIKD FOK 84 Sollections made, eity or conatry. Facida Collection Co., 415 Monccy st.. room 8. Tel. 058U. 5, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WESKLY CALE, sent10 soy address In the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, nostage free. DIVIDEND NOTICES. B, AUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN S0 clety, 18 Geary st.—1he airectors have de- clared the follovin ~semf-aanual_dividends 4.20 per cent per annum on term and 3.50 per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, payable on and after January 2, 1897. ERNEST BRAND, FIAUALLONS W ANIRU—r EMALE, JEAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SITUATION lizht chamberwor<; $12; references. MISS CULLEN. 823 utter st. (OONPETEST WOMAN WITH A GIRL 8 L years old desires situation: best references city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. COMPETENT GERMAN INFA NURSE £\ desiressituation: best references; city or couniry. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. FIE-TOLASS FRENCH GIRL WANTS A situation as nurse and upsiairs work. MRS. DADAMI. 313 Sutterst.: tel. red 2713. ANTED—BY RELIAGLE STRADY WO- ican 10 do bousework: s good cook and chambermaid: willing and_obliging; good refer- ence: wages $10 0 $12 a month. Address 79 Jessie st., bet. kirst and Second. OMPFTEN | WOMAN WUULD LIKE POSL tion n private fimily to do second worx and sewing: can cut und fit. Call oraddress MRS, H., 619 Poweil CCOMPLISHED WIDOW WANTS MAN- acin s housexeeper's position. 547 Mission et., Foom 3. OESTCLASS COOK WISHES SITUATION. Appiy 8083 Sixteenih 1S LAKKIN—BRANUH OFFICE OF THE O CAlLL: subscrintions an. want ads taken. TUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL (aken ai branch office, 339 Hayes st open unt 1 §:3. o’clock. TASIERN LaDY OF REFINEMENT, BUT 1n reduced circumstances, would li—WE kg shoes up to 9 0'CIOCK everv nizht: thosa wors. ing through the day can have thelr snoes repairai Cnight while you walt: lagjes’ soling, 35¢; mon'y eoling, 60c: fine shoes made o order from 3 np: we have a 10t of shoes, been damagzed by water. i less than one-fourth theic value. from 25c up ¢ $2 50. 562 Mission at.. bet. First 2. and Second o = = AGENLS wANIED. W ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC for & new home in Oukiand; small family: wages §15; references. Apply at 721 Nineteenih 8L, bet. Brush and Cas ro, Oakiand, Cal. GENTS 10 SELL PROFESSOR p& ROO~ A rheumatic oll. 818 Gears, bet. 10 and 12 A LDER PUBLISHING COMPANY—AG larze profits. 1505 Steiner st WOVWUBA” IS WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT T(- know about: now Is the time to seil onr ~Cuba’ book: libéral terms: apply at once for territory. F. Pr RSO, Manager Subscription Do .Y partment, The Whittaker & Kay Company. YERMAN GIRL ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK: | T GENTs 2 BOOK THAT OUTSKLLS ANT must understand cooking: wages 815. APPIY Rt ince GEABES Jook b et 10 to .2 A. 3., 1301 Gougn st. Miles Personal Recollections”: every one wanis QEVERAL SALESLADIES WANTED: SAL- | the book written by the commander-in-chief of tha NTS W ANTED—1U LADI=S TO KELP STOCK IN order it AKMAND CAILLEAU st. and Grant ave., call bet. 8and 9 A. ). ANTED—1 OUNG GIKL FUK GENERAL hourework: no washing: 3 in famiiv: refer- (., box 33, Call Office. cor. Geary ences; wages $12. W. ANISH R NORWEGIAN HOUSEKEEPER | Yor turther information_apply n . 2041, - | United States army: first agent's commissio Ronyoc commisslons 101076 S0CETeAvEN. | o33 iu Shours. X EEESGN: mansser sibesy: £ E tion department, The Whitaker & Ray Company, VV ANTED—A GUUD GERMAN GIRL FOR ! 725 Market st. plain housework in a familv of 2 adulis; can sleep at home. 1100 Kentucky st., Potrero. W ANTED—YOUNG_ GIRL ~FOR SECOND work: assist with children; short disiance in couatry. Apply 17 Sixth st., in store. ANTED—GIKL To DO G- NERAL HOUSE- work and assist with cooking. 1218a Fulton. JIRL 1O ASSET GFNeKRAL HOUSEWOKK: wages $12 to 815, 1320 Masonic ave. YOU.\'U GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; a good home. _Call at 521 Haight st w ANTED—YOUNG GIRL, AGeD ABOUT 1 fight work. 1123 0’Earrell st. W ANTED—A NOUNG GIRLTO1AKE CARE of baby. 1610 Turk st. W ANTED—EXPERIENCED APPRENTICE on cuslom coats. 373 Natoma st. TERMA~ OR IRISH GIRL FOK GENERAL housework: wages $15, 1319 Sacramento st. IRL 10 LEARN PANTS-MAKING; GOOD raid while learning. 559% Stevenson. " OUNG GIKL TO AS-I-T HOUSEWORK; $8. Apply 13144 Dolores st. \ ANIED—YOUNG SMART DINING-ROOM girl. 1.91 Market st.: call early. 100D FINISHERS ON PANTE. 62314 POST | ~~~ X sireet. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— ROOMS WANTED, D-3 SUNNY UNFUR in th- viclnity of Ociavi Address W., 12 ANTED. room: Pine and Frankiin s.s. NISHED > F: PROPERTY WANTED. TAGE '.\] A 81200 SPECK near local WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED— BUS.COLLEGE 2% W ASTED-MIDDLE-AGED MAN ASSALES- Post ;commercial,shorthand, English 10w rates. in dairy depot, must be firsi-class but- ROF. LOUIS MERKI: VIOLIN, MANDULIN, r, $26. A good home: neat second : = i L T Tanesboume, 598 and ravid: Brarmeeond | L guitar, cornet: ressonabie. 225 Geary,nr. Powel. AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL 1S THE only reliable place for terns; every one rmaranteed 10 be perfect. 1331 Market st N OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 roum: 25c to §1 5J per night; $1 50 to $8 per week ; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. }“LY NA'S DRESSMAKING AND CULTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.. $1 a week. —_— MALE BELF WANTED, NH-COUNTKR COOK: 3 COOKS: 2 wuiters; 2 dishwashers; woodcarver, $350 ‘man to rulse blackberries ou shares: 3 farm- ers, 20. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay W ANTED TO-DAV—50 LIBOR RS ROCK- men and men for wheelbarrow work for rail- road work north: redu ed fare: we ship to-mor row. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. orchard, 75¢ a day and board: good ‘butt-r-maker. | QINGING: PIANU: PARIS GRADUATE: 825 and found; cook forsummer resort, $30 and French.German languages:$2 mo. 109Tavlor,r7. $i0a month. W. D KWER & Cuu, 626 Cluv st. JANTED -3 QUARIZMINERS, $2 60 DAY MEDICAL. 2 farmers ana wives, 835 and $45; foreman | oo for fruit ranch, $25 and found: young man for NEW REMEDY THAT 18 PERFECTLY fruft ranch: secand cook, $50; neat young kitchen harmless; never fails in any case of monthly man, $20: waiters and ' others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CC., 628 ~acramento st. VW ANTED WAITER. $30; COOK, SMALL hotel, $25; vounz man 10 assisi At waiting, 820; German dishwasher, $20: boy to wash dishes, $15: vegetable cook, $40, ec. LEON ANDRE, 3.5 Steckton st. 00K, $40AND ROOM: COUK, 830 AND KOUM, (hird cook, $30; porter, country notel, $35 and room. M \ RTIN'S, 749 Marke st. J,UTTER AND CHEESE MAKER: RANCH: \hand. smal ranc 1: laundry man, country laun- dry. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. ANCH HAND, $25. Sutter st. UTLER, $40. MISS CULLEN. 823 SUTTER street. ) GOOD DRIFT MINERS: GOOD PAY AND Z found; pay o0come out of mine: prospect ex- cellent: fare pald: miner arrived recently and wiil explaio. Apply 818 Larkin st., 12 to 1, to-day. AINTERS — HOUSE-PAINTING WANTED In exchange for sewing-machine. 108 Fourth st., Oakland, \Y ANIED=GOOD. YOUNG GERMAN WATi- er, $5 a wee. 17 Washington st. TEADY MAN WITH 850 CASH CAN MAKE D monev. ~Address C., box 15. Call office. sickness. no matter what the cause may be. Price £6 t0 $10. No electriciy or Instrumenis; never makes sick to make well: travelers helped; no delay; years' experience: first-ciass home in con- finement. Ur. & Mrs. Davies, 14 Mcaliister a:., pext Hibernia Bank. Consulc free; French pills £3; hours, 9 A. M. 104, 7108 P . A EEOCESS THAT NEVEK FAILS TG Ri- store evers case of monthly sickness from whatever cause in & few hours when medicines and others have falied; no instruments used: many years' experience: every case guaranteed: advice free: terms reasonable: firsi-class priv home for confinement. MRS, DK. DALEY, 1123 Market st., over the Owl Dru: R FOULETS FRENCH CaA —x guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis- eases (00 macter whet cause): positively safe ad sure: no dang r or after effects: taken in time v also ‘acts as & preventive: price S1 50 per box: gent free by mail on receips of price. WALLER BROS.. 38 Grant ave. NEW PRUCESS—NO MEDICINE, (NSTRU- ment_or worthless pills used: eviry woman herown physiciau for ail female troubles, no master from what cause: restores always in one day: can be sent and used at home: ail cases guarauteed. DR. POFPEK and MRS. DRS. NAIL, 518 Kearny. ADIES, CHICH ESTE It GLISHPENN Y- roval Pills (Diamend Brand) are besi: safe, re- Hable: take no other. Send éc., stamps. for partica. MISs CULLEN, $28 REANCH OFFICE OF THr CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. lars, “Reltef for Ladies” in léiter by return mail: SlSoMAN WaNIED ON CUSTOM COATS. | atdruggis's. Chichester Cnem. Co.. Philadelphia 291 Everett st., near Fourth. TITATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS gardener with references. Address Gardener, box Z 108, Call Uffice. MARKET ST —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions tuken. APANESE SCHUOLBOY WANTS PLACE TO work i family. Address NAKAGA WA, 758 - Castro st., Oakland. 527 MONTGOMERN, COXNER OF CLAY— OZ{ Gpen unti 9:30" o'clocks branch office of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. iuken. OUNG MAN WANIS POSITION TO LEARN as a machine hand or helper. Address X. M., box 75 Call., ] TNCHI.STER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST, N & Markev; 200 rooms: 25¢ to 81 50 per night: 81 50 to ‘detr ‘week: cunvenient and respecta bl baggage to and from the ferrs FEMALE HELF WANTED. WAITHESSE private families, $20 and $26: 3 hotel coocs, $20. MURRAY & RKADY. Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. ) Ad: SASES OF MONTHLY SUFPRESSION Testored in a few hours: saiety assured at any for iravelers: home tn confine- confidential: hours, 10 -0 5. TH. 916 Post st., near Larkin. RS, GOODWIN, SPRCIALIST: LADIFR near or far, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any disease or complaint: home 10 patients: best free dlagnosis: jow iees; sei cure. 804 Mo Alliscer LPrAL’S FRENCH PILLS—A BOO Tadies with female troubles: no dsnge: VW AXTED— MART, QUICK EREAND-BOY. 560 Fourth st. BASD _SAWYER AND SHAPER HAND wanted. Seventeenth and Wisconsin sts. WANT EU—WELL-DR SSED, LIVE SOLICI- tors: big money. Call 90815 Howard st OYS B CEN 156 AND 17 YEAK: age. Apply at 200 Sutier st. o QHOEMAKER SHOP FOK SAL: CHEAF. Inquire at 1621 Devisadero st. and sure; $2 5V express C. u. D.: don’t delay undl ROCMS TINTED Ok "PAPERED GHEAF; | Woluie: OSGUOD BROR, Oakland, Lal. stores grained or bronzed: new designs. 1119 5 e O AR MG bis Harnison. A ases, from whatever canse: homo Iz coniius: 5C) Den:; every comfori: satisfaction guaranieed or W2, ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR | money refunded. MRS DRGW YRR 26 Tark THE CALL ere taken at_Branch uffice, south- - = e A — = ‘west corner Sixteenth und Mission sts, FALL TO CONSULL Dit. Jusd i TYLiSH AND DURABLE CALF SHOE L S e S L T BT L. N S nccessful practice Is a guarantee of falr treatmen; S euromn maker 175 606 Howarts e Samn: | (o e Cracuics a2 ruatantes of i \rat 0 PLOCUKE AND SELL YOUR PATENTS = PALD FOR A CasE FFAIL 10 CURR quickly. Hall of Inventions, 215 Sansome st. '%"00 of female complaints or diseases of the W ANTED — EXPERTENGED BUSINFSS | S0 consultation free. MIGS DI SCOT1 325 Geary Iike man to travel and appoint agenta: salary ICE PRIVATE HOM £75 per month and expenses and commission. Ad- dress P. C. box 828, San Jos-. Cal. at the most reagonabie p M. PFEIFFER, miwife, 2012 TERMaAN COOK, #30; COOK, COUNTRY, $25: waltress, $20; chambermnaid, $15: 10 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25: 8 young girls assisi, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sucter st. EAT YOUNG GIKL, LIGHT WORK; $10 TO $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st EAT REFINED GEBM )N SECOND GIRL, $20: howsework girl, Henicla, 820: Bakers: Reld, $25. MISS CULLER, 823 Sutter st. TERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL: HOUSE- work: §20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. NFEAT HOUSEWORK GIRL, #30. MIss CULLEN, 28 Sutter st. WA WITH & CHILD, $15. MISS CUL- LEN. 328 Sut.er st. RENCH wAITRESS AND SEAMSTRESS, $25; z00d place. MISS CULLKN, 324 Sutter. A5, IaH HOUSEWORE GIRL, TWo 1IN famiiy: $20. MISS C. LLEN, 323 Sutter st. Y OUNG GRRMAN GIHL WOULD LIKE SIT- uation for light housewors. address M s, fifcn house from Eleventh ave. South, San Fran- cisco. Y OUNG LADY WITH MANY ACCOMPLISH- mments desives a piace as housekeepor in & wid- ower or bachelor's home. Room 2, 223 Poat st. SUOTCH GIAL, LATELY ARRIVED, WISHES situation to do upsuairs work. Call 211 Eightb, URSF, §20, COUNTRY, ONE CHILD. AN M1°S'CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. (GERMAN NURSE, $36 MIsS CULLEN, 373 Sutter st ANTED—2 FRENCH GIRLS FOR LIGHT housswork, country, §15 each: French house- work girl, city, $20; 2 German girls, housewor! $25: German cook, $35. LEON ANDRE, 31 Stockton st. - : EIOL AEE ax ACTLVE MAN. WILLING Tk, &1 leposit £10, we cs 5 Wweekly. 21 an.ome sb, foosn 13, ST e 2 U PRARS FEMALE KEGULATING PILLS safe and efficient emmenasogue: $1 per box. RICHARDS & CO.,druggists, 406 Clay st sole ngts, s T ESOLING, Suc: TADIES. 400: | OME A ¥RIE b AND MOTwEWS C done while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace MRS, DR, FUNKE. 1416 kignth st., Alameda, Hotel: branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Fincks.8F. | T TRREGO AR OR ANY FrwALE U1 E3SE B S o ANTS T MN a0 et BOL- | dsee MES DR PUETY and becontent. 25414 4in. - T or wine Sc: best free lunch. 643Ciny 175 BALL 18 MCALLISTER STRERT, N2a% 95| 8 MISSION ST._BRANCH OFFICS OF Jones. " Diseases of women and children, St THE CALL; subscriptions and waut ads e . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ROSEDALE, 321 ELLIS'ST._SIN LE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ (0 25¢ night, $1 to $1 50 wk. JOBX E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS Ny _WaLbo HUUSE 765 MISSION, BET 45 and 27, Crocker uidlg; leleplione Maia 3d and 4th—Singl furnished rooms, night 103 | 75 San Francisco. Cal. t080c.week 60c to 82: reading-room: strictest ai- tention morning calls; clean: quiei: oven all nigat. J ROOMS 15¢ TG 766 PR N1G111: 80010 $130 per week. Origntal, 225 Drumm st. {OR FULL AND (LEAN 100 sbal uR coftee and cakes 5¢ 2o to 1344 Grant ave. N K. AITKEN ANDMAURICE L. ASHER oor, Parrout old 2 ys & luw. rnis 515.516. 5. HOTELS. BROORLYN "HOTEL ™ 208913 BUSH &7, = board and room §1to §2 per day. $6 to 1 INGLE FURNISH kD ROUMS; 15¢ A NIGHT: r week; choice rooms 50 s o S5 weok. Lingell House, Sixth and Howard. | f:ong- Tor family 81 10 81 50 por meht: Hrst-cia W ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS | service: free coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY. 10 know that kd Koikin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 15J Inrge rooms; 25 per nignt: 81 10§ -er weak. PHYSICIANS. R. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, COR. woldenGate av. ; diseases of wom« D & specialiys TUUUL L AU &S 27U s s . w AdLn lﬂ‘ﬂ-kt KNOX Coliection Agcy, 110 Butses / ' AN s PSS A7

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