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12
TALK THAT WAS
RATHER TORRID
D.M. Deimas Tells of Things
That Pleased Him
Not.
"Jackals" and "Dogs" Anions
the Names Called His
Opponents.
Charles S. Wheeler Will Eeply To-
Day and Deimas Pur Is Ex
pected to Ply.
The case of Mrs. Craven is before the
jury. At 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
D. M. Deimas concluded his argument,
which had been six hours induration, and
Virginia Fair's attorney, Charles S.
Wneeler, will talk to the jury to-day.
Tbe courtroom was sadly overtaxed yes
terday. To the large number eager to
hear what was expected to be a forensic
masterpiece was added a considerable
number of sensation- seekers. These
crowded the corridors and waited eagerly
for Deimas to emerge when he had con
cluded his address. When the attorney
came he was surrounded by his asso
ciates, with Detective Reynolds close at
his heels. The party hurried to where a
carriage was in waiting and were driven
rapidly away. There was no ".Baroness''
in sight.
Mr. Deimas, at the morning session, con
tinued his comments upon the appa
rent belief of the children in the genuine
ness of the pencil will, as evidenced in
their petition for its probate and in nu
merous interviews had by Lloyd and
Wheeler with Mrs. Craven. He also dwelt
upon the point raised by McEnerney in
his opening address, thai Mrs. Craven had
concealed tie possession of the deeds
from her then attorney, Reuben H. Lloyd.
"She knew the trust will had been
stolen," he said, "from the County Clerk's
office. She knew her pencil will had been
stolen. She feared for her deeds, hence in a
business which did not concern them she
put them on the wrong track. And if Mrs.
(.raven did withhold her confidence from
them. I ask you in the light of later de
velopments, did they deserve tnat confi
dence?"
Then the speaker turned his attention
to John R. Aiiken, whom Judge Curtis of
New York grilled so effectually. Deimas
hunted tnrough history for the most
despicable traitor discovered, and having
located him in the person of Leonard Mc-
Nally, the Irish informer, he said: "Had
John R. Aitken been born 100 years
sooner, and bad he been indicted upon
Ireland, the discriminating eye of the
Enelisb Government would have ■ -lectcd
him as McNally's superior in treacher.."
He paid his respects to the other side
generally, specially excepting McEnerney
and Mitchell, in terms unquestionable.
"In spite of the clamors, the insinua
tion and the efforts to ruin reputations by
vile and malicious slanders, I say to those
of the other side, whether they be law
yers, detectives, jackals or dogs, they
might just as well know now they can
assassinate me, but they cannot intimidate
me."
Mr. Deimas then said a few pointed
things about jobs. Such, he int. mated,
was the production of the Crocker blanks;
such he absolutely characterized the en
tries in Snider's book, whereby it was un
dertaken to prove Fair's presence at Kan
JUiaei. Tne testimony of John R. Ait
ken and Bartlett's retraction he placed in
the same category.
He argued that it was no evidence of
the insufficiency of Mrs. Craven's claim
that she was willing to compromise ior
$500,000. With an opDosing reserve force
of $15,000,000 and thirteen lawyers it was
but an evidence of her prudence, ne con
tended, that she preierred to receive half
her just dues to engaging in a lons litiga
tion lor the whole, but the offer on tne
part of the children was evidence that
they believed her claim justified. "If
ttiey bad paid as they promised," fte said,
"and as for one whole year they led her
to believe they would do, this action
would never had been brought."
In reference to the evidence concerning
the blanks used by Notary Coonev, the
Podce Department came in for a broad
side. The speaker told the story of Joseph
ant the silver cud, which he caused to be
placed in his brother's meal-sack; and Mr.
Deimas said significantly mat it is as old
as Genesis, finding the proof of a crime
exactly where the imputer had put it.
He maintained that if trie defendant was
unable to explain the similarities ami dis
crepancies in the blanks and proofs it was
because access to Crocker's establishment
had been denied her attorneys, while
every employe of the place was under or
ders of Captain Lees and the plaintiff's
conns*)!.
The conclusion consisted of another
roast for Charles S. Wheeler and au elo
quent appeal to the jury.
Mr. Wheeler responds this morning at
10:30. He has been treated to numerous
and keen lashings fiom Mr. Deimas'
toncue. and it is expected that he will
make a warm return in the course of nis
argument.
mum FOR ARREST.
Baroness yon Tuikheim Again Appears
Before Judge Conlan,
Baroness yon Turkheim is determined
to make a martyr of herself by being
thrown into the City Prison.
Yesterday morning she again appeared
in Judge Conlan's court with her attorney
and asked if the warrants issued in March
last for her arrest on charges of malicious
mischief had been found.
The Judge replied that to his knowledge
the warrants had not been found, but he
promised to do everything in his power to
discover them and nave them served upon
her in regular form.
The Baroness expressed her thanks and
promised to return to-day in the nope that
the warrants would be served upon her.
Detective Harry Reynolds acted in the
capacity of Atiorne\- Deimas' bodyguard
yesterday, but the office proved a sinecure.
CHINESE FRAUDS.
Commissioner Saunders Accused of
Receiving Bribes From Mongolian
Broken.
Dr. Gardiner, official interpreter for the
Chinese bureau in this City, has been
summoned to Port Townsend to testily in
the matter of fraudulent Chinese entries
at that place, and to tell what he has as
certained as to the alleged bribery of
Commissioner Saunders. The Call "pub
lished a full account ol the matter about
a week apo. It is alleged ihat Commis
sioner Saunders has been taking bribes
from tbe Chinese brokers, ano charges
have been filed against D.m at Washing
ton. Pending the investigation he has
been suspended.
Saunders was a clerk in the White House
under the Cleveland administration, and
not into trouble more than once, but
through the intercession of Cleveland the
matter was hushed up.
ir >rT B. Too* >rt'» Kstatei.
The estate of the late Mary B. Toland has
been appraised at 3*90,6(»<3 25. The principal
Sf* »i v i-nd.-d propcriv in the Sncran.-i.to
Vaney, wnich is figured to De worth $83,000.
CONDEMNS THE
OLD HOSPITAL
The Grand Jury Adopts the
Eeport of Its Health
Committee.
Condition of the Buildings Is
Designated as Almost
Criminal.
Work of the Present Superintendent
Commended— A New Hospital
Advised.
The health committee of the Grand
Jury, after bavins made a thorough in
vestigation of existing conditions at the
City and County Hospital, has rendered
a report condemning that institution as
unfit for the purposes for which it is used
and as a menace to the public welfare.
The committee found that the buildings
were erected twenty-five years ago. since
which time the population has increased
to double what it was then, without any
great improvements being made to ac
commodate an increased number of pa
tients.
In turn each of the departments, as far
as the provisions for the care of the sink
are concerned, are taken up and con
demned. The laundry, provisions for the
care of those suffering from contagious
diseases, surgical instruments, electrical
apparatus, heating appliances, accommo
dations tor the reception of children,
storerooms, fire-escapes all come in for a
share of the roasting.
The blame lor the condition of the hos
pital is laid at the door of previous Boards
of Supervisors for having neglected to
make sufficient appropriations for the re
pair and maintenance of the buildings,
one portion of the report reading as fol
lows:
Insufficient appropriations for the main
tenance ol the hospital have prevented the
proper repair from time to time of the badly
damaged buildings, and for the same reason
the equipment of the hospital lias n.'ver been
strengthened, but, on the contrary, has been
allowed to deteriorate into a condition nothing
short of disgraceful, if not criminal. We have
found the blankets used oy patients to be com
j pletely worn out, badly lorn, and not sufficient
: for the purposes of warmth. The window
| shades are dilapidated from years of use. The
; bathtubs, originally of inferior make and qual
! ity, are a discredit to a public charity. The
I enamel has been worn ami the rough iron be
! neath laid bare. They are kept clean with
i difficulty and are entirely ansuiied for further
} use. The plumbing in the closets, 1 ltnoucti
, greatly improved within the past six months,
| has never been properly completed, and open
i soil pipes are to be found in several of the
j wards and also in the executive building.
The report concludes as follows:
Your committee is pleased to note the effi
cient work done by the present , Hoard of
Health under the supervision of 'Dr. J. M.
Williamson and his corps of able assistant-;
but notwithstanding their desire to make the
place what it should be, it is a hopeless un
dertaking to patch buildings which have out
lived their useiulness and stand as relics of
pioneer days. As compared with private insti
tutions of modern construction, it is as night
compared to day ; and in the name of suffer
ing humanity we would demand that an a -
propriation be made sufficient to erect proper
buildings wh.-re our more unfortunate fellow
being-< may find a suitable place of refuge in
thei. hour of need and distress, aud would
recommend that these buildings oe erected on
the Almshouse Tract as the most available and
suitable site for the hospital. Respectfully
submitted, C. H. Stan van,
Luke Battles,
Henry s. Martin,
Committee.
Our City assessments, read The Star. •
SAN FRANCISCO •■CALL."
J'T'fSTNESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
TlO Market street, open until 12 o'clock every
Bight ln the year.
BRANCH OFFICES— S27 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
SS9 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.
613 Larkin street : open until 9:30 o'clock.
BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
BBtil 9 o'clock.
1243 Mission street: open until 9 o'clocs.
2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock.
167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clock.
1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock.
NW. corner Twenly-second and Kentucky
•treeta: om-n till 9 o'clock.
MKETING NOTICES.
fSOS' EXCELSIOR DEGREE oWiIIVJCVv.
Bfc-^Lodge No. 2, 1.0. O. F.— Rt-m-^** l^^
lar meeting THIS EVENING. First "4^ft^?
degree will be conferred. -^K'/il'f?
A. K. KINGSFORD. D. M.
! **K*y A. O. H., DIVISION 2— AC- \f^>
I 8~-*S^ conlance with the orders of the V\Sl
| County Board of Directors the mem of 1$ *jl
: thia division are hereby ordered to assem- fSoKiS?
j ble at Hibernia Hall on SUNDAY. Sep- " r,c *
I lember 12, at.2 o'clock p M , sh.-rrp. for the purpose
of attending the ceremonies|of laying the corner-
I stone of the Sacred Heart Church. Budges will be
I distributed at the hall. Sojourning brothers are
| cordially invited to participate with us. lines tor
non-attendance will be strlctlv treed.
BARILY LEE, President.
Jons Kenny, Recording -ecretary.
■rr-*-®-* THE SOCIETY < fr-*C**g*~*«*trr-_
»-*' of California Plo- jfll&iZ^^is£2l!\
neers— The Mechanics' In- /*cj^s3Sl , '*2%*^fjJjk
B'.i'.ute has kinrfly •■xiend-
ed an invitation to the /M^fJ**t^2f«
! members to alt-mi the lair -^JxmrjA Jrro
08. M.j.NDa V EVENING, Jwmr *** ■* -***
! September 13. Tickets can be obtained ou appli-
cation to JOHN I. SPEaR secretary.
f*P^*p MNEI KENTH ANNUALTAR- ft
I B*-*^ get .hooting and picni' of thegj*3f^s*
I Austrian Military and Benevolent As.HO-fgss»*A?
1 ial, on, at Germania Gar.ens, Presld yjtSsh
; SUNDAY, September 12, 1897. I lie vai- **«**•'
I uahle gate nrizes will be districted at sp. M. A
! grand totnbo a will b- drawn at 5: -Up. it,; first
\ prize $10, and hundreds of other prizes.
COMMITTEE.
j __
i R-'""S--» ANNUL MEETING —EL DORADO
j &--*? Wuti-rar.d Dee] Gravel Mining Company.—
; Notice Is her. given thai the annua', meeting of
| the stockholders of ;he E. Dorado Hater and
; Deep Gravel Mining Company will be held at th*
; otlice of the company, at .Placerville. on SATUR-
DAY, the twenty-fit- ta (25tti) day of September,
; 1897, at 7 o'clock P. it., lor the purpose or electing
i a Board or Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other business as may
i come before the meeting.
A. D. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Placerville. September 7, 1897.
! !"«>r-S= ANNUAL MEETING. — NOTICE IS
i VS^ty hereby given tha: the twenty-second annual
j meeting of the stockholders of the West Oakland
I .v. inn .1 Loan Association will be held at the ollice
of the corporation, corner of Seventh and Willow
: streets, West Oakland, ial., on MONDAY, Sep-
I tember 13, 1897, at 7:30 o'cloci P. M., for the pur-
I pose of electing directors for the ensuing year,
! presentation of th» twenty-second annual report .
a mi the transaction or such otner business as may
come beinre the meeting.
Books are now open for subscription to 1000
aiiares of stock of t-be twenty-first series Loans
made in San Fraficisco and Alameda counties only.
Interest 6 per cent per annum free from mortgage
taxes: premium 20 per cent gross, or 60 cents per
share per month Installments at pleasure of bor-
rower, which amounti to $12 50 per month for
each $1000 net cash receivea oy the borrower, this
sum paying both principal and interest. loana
maybe repaid at any lime desired. By order of
the board of director*. A. sBAKBO.tO, Sec.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
&PS* THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS
•--* goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bed-
spreads, towels, table-covers, laces, embroidery,
linings, trimmings. veilings, etc., very cheap at
Pioneer Dry-goods Stoic, 106 Fifth st.
ftps* R..OMS PAPEKED, $. 50; PAINTING
■*■*"" on installment. HARTMAN, 239 Third s'.
XfCS* IUOU Bl SINKS- CARDS $1 60. 25 ViS-
■*»•"* iting cards 25c HILL. 22*/ 2 Geary SLY
XpS* MRS. DR.FISH, 361/j GEARY". ROOM 1;
•■*•"*'" electrician; alcohol Turkish baths: unrivaled
XS 1 PAD EN AN EJECTED FOR $4-
"»-*' collect! ons made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co., 416 Mouthy si., loom 6; teL bOttO.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1897.
CHUKCH NOTICES.
*£-&= \VE>T .-IDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
atTxy Bush sU, between Scott and Devissdero—
Preach ng morning and evening by the pastor.
W. A. Gardner, topics: 11 A. it.. "Church Offi-
cial*. Their Duties and authority." Bp. M., "Tbe
Glorious Gospel." Su.idav-s^ hool 10 A. m., junior
C E. 4:30 P m.. Intermediate C.E. 5:30 p. k .
T. P. b. li ki 6:30 p. at. Monday, 2 p M., Mother's
christian Endeavor, A p. m., C. W. B. M. au.t-
lilaiv. Wednesday. 7:30 P. it., prayer-meeting.
Thursday, 12 m. to 2 p. m., borne lunch given by
the Ladles' Aid Society *]
■ESS" CALIFORNIA-STREET METHODIST
itS"-^ Episcopal Church, corner California and
Broderlcic streets— Rev. J. W. ■ Phelps pastor.
Morning service, 11 o'clock: i-übjec. -Heaven."
Evening service, 7:45 o'clock; subject, "Hell."
Beats free. All invited.
mOB" CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—
**t^' THE WEEKLY' CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada one year ior $1 50.
post ace free.
SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALE.
V'EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES
-l\ situation as nurse or second or housework;
$10 to $12; reference, MISS CULLEN, 323 cut-
ter su
GIERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFi-TCh— MRS.
r LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel. Main 6332),
furnishes best heln of al. nationalities.
Al" ANTED— BY AN EXPERIENCE!! SWISS
" girl, sreakin^ French, German and English, a
situation a. work gojd seamstress; first-
class waitress, city, references; wages $'20. Ad-
dress A. \., box 20, Call.
f*TR.VI-CLASH COOKS AND GENERAL
housework girls, waitressesand chambermaids
wish positions in city In private lamilies or hotels,
at the German Emp oyment Ollice, 45 Third sL
!">■•. FINED HUME IN EXOHANGK FOR TU-
XV iilon In English, French, German. Spanish,
bookkeeping, decorative art; cer.ilied teacher.
Box 123, Call Uflice. -*
VOUSU LADY UJKSI..ES> I OSITION AS
J- stenographer and typewriter; has some Knowl-
edge of bookkeeping: city or country: good refer-
ences. Address room 14 J, Phelau building.
WOMAN WISHES WORK BY I HE DAY
Tt washing or housecleaning; any kind of worn::
will also lake gentlemen's washing borne. 613
Minna St.
"yOUNG girl Would LIKE iv assist IN
L. asmal Protest nt family; no children; wages
$8: country preferred. AdtTreas ca 1 Branch Olhce,
4 Market st.
A'lir.ACllVE YOUNG LADY, FORMERLY
/A In cood circumstances, would like a steady
housekeeper's place; hr-td or widower's home pre-
ferred. Room 2, 120Va Gea y si.
VOL'.NO LADY, RECENTLY FROM THE
X East, desires a housekeeper's place; no objec-
tion 10 country; hole, or widower's home pre-
ferred. 821 Mission st., room 6.
WANTED— BY' IHURUUGHLY RELIABLE
" young lady, position to do llijht housework in
some like American family, or an companion.
Address )•:., Call Branch ollice. 2526 Ml-sioti St.
SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
woman in plain family; will do housework and
{.lain cooking. Address K. 1-, 7 Van Ness aye.
young French widow OF some ex-
X penence wants a permanent place as house-
keeper; city or country. 121*/2 Geary su, room 4.
LADY'S MaID WANTS POSITION TO
travel; good sailor, packer, lialidresser; city
references. L. M., box 61. Call Cffi.e
"YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION TO
X take charge cf rooming-nous ■; experienced.
Addresu Position, box 41. Call office.
WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO Do GEN-
»* er:l housework. 125 Oak St.
"yOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES HOUSE-
X keeper's place; summer r sort or bachelor's
home preferred. Room 8, 2U7 Post st.
VOUSG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS
X housekeeper. Call at 126 Fourth su, room 21.
second floor.
~V" r OUNG GIKL ANTS POSITION AS TYPE-
X writer or office work. Call 1032 Market sU,
room 11.
■youNG woman wishes position as
X housekeeper. 1118 Market sU, room 21.
"yOUNG LADY DESIRES A PERMANENT
X place as housekeeper: summer resort or widow-
er's home preferred. Rooms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far-
rell St.
TV* ANTED— BY NEW ENGLAND WOMAN,
' ' work in private family; good cook and laun-
dress: -20: city or country. 1.411/.; Market st,
near Ninth.
LX. Kii.NCED TEACHER AND KINDER"
XX gartnei wishes position as visiting or resident
Kovernesa; would form class. Teacher, box 12,
Call.
SPANIQH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
position as housekeeper for bachelor orelder.y
gentleman. Apply 906 Mantel, rm. -2, afleruoou.
A* ING LADY, .si RaNGER is the city.
X desires a place: willing to make herself gener-
ally ns ful. Room 11. 235 o'Farrell sU
K '.FINED YOUNG LADY WAN IMPOSITION
xl as housek* eper: country hotel or widower's
home preferred. Room 24, 9 Ellis, second floor.
]/ V GERMAN WOMAN, Fll'.'-T-CLASS C OK,
I ' place in the city: good leterenres. I all at the
German Employment Ollice, 45 Third at
EXPEKIt- WAITRESS WISHES S|l
Lx atlon in restaurant, or would do chamberwork;
no objection to country. 411 Fourth st.
WIDOW W . IU i.D LIKE POSITION AS
" hous keeper for widower or do plain sewing.
28'/ a sixth si., room 6.
INGLE WOMAN. KIR^T-CLAS.s COOK.
0 wants place as housekeeper or cook. 951 How-
ard st
YOUNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY
X wt<h's position as bousekeeper. 120 a Eddy
st., room 2.
YOUNG WOMAN A NTS <Hi MRU WORK.
X sewing; day or month. Write 1313 Vallejo a*.
"YOUNG WIDOW WISHES USI'.K. EP-
X er's position. 121 Montgomery St., room 8.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONEs, WATCH-
es, jeweiry.seaiskins. Code Harris, i 5 Gram ay
JVJEAT YOUNO >;ii'.L DESIRE- SITUATION
1* to do second work and waiting; BOod seam-
stress; 4 years' experence- referenc given. M.
A. CL, Call office, 2J-6 Mission st.
INTELLIGENT .UTHI.KN LADY WISHES
X position as ousekeeper for widower or weal
family. 729 Finest.
STKNOGR A R, 8 YEAR ' EXPERIENCE,
would like p'- s'tion. 160, box 5, Cell Office.
I- 1 - LAi. KIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Ulw CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken.
I ADY' OF PLEASANT APPEARANCE, AC-
L. customed to meeting people, wi-hes a situa-
tion of any kind; tirst-class refeiences. A. 8., box
116, Call Office.
YOUNG LADY, RUSSIAN, WOULD LIKE A
X good place as housekeeper; no objection to
short distance in country: hotel or widower's
home preferred. Room 2, 223 Post st.
yOUNG i ASTERN LADY WANTS POSI-
X tion as housekeeper; for lower or bacnelor
preferred. 9!i5 Marketst.. room 3.
YOUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GOOD CIR-
X cumstances. desires a place as housekeeper;
hotel or widower's home preferred. 36V3 Geary
st., room lb. •" :'--
YOUNG ENv 11 WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE
L would like a position In a summer resort or a
widow home, Room 31, lit** Marke. si.
PANISH WIDOW WANTS SITUATION AS
housekeeper.- 1020 Market sU, room 12, sec-
ond floor
yOUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE-
X keeper for widower; will do plain mending.
106 Fourth St., room -'. '
J MARKET ST.— BRANCH OFFICE OF 'IIIJC
*x Call: want a.ls and subscriptions lakes.
TV/IRS. K. BALDWIN, PLAIN SEWIN A.*?D
x*L mending: satisfaction guaranteed. Call room
7. first floor, 969 :.. i.s.Mon st., cor. of Sixth.
y<)UNG LADY, STRANGER IN THE CITY.
X desires a place; willing to make herself gener-
ally useful. Room 5, 22 3 Mason st.
yOUNG LADY WISHESTO LEARN DRESS-
X making. Call 156 Third su %
yOUNG WIDOW DESIRES GENTLEMAN'S
X mending. Call 105 Stockton su, room 40.
YOUNG PARISIAN WIDOW. THOROUGHLY
X experienced, wants a housekeeper* place, sum-
mer re.ort or widower's home preferred. Rooms
10 »nd 11. 122 Post sU
1 Vft FOURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR—
JL — Young widow wants a situation as house-
keeper for widower.
A'l ,- LARKIN— BRANCH iHE OF THE
UXO CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
ATTENTION, LADIES— FIRST-CLASS
dressmaker would like evening work at home;
etui" rig and fitting a: $3 60 a suit. <.oromunica c
wl»j .V E., 3983 Twenty-fourth su, who will call
on you i:t the evening,
SITUATIONS WAXTED-MALE. '
HE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45
JL Third— Cooks, waiters, dishwashers.
CHIN4-.3t. it .ia. I.; i..-I'JW \ n.iLiirtc
yiiclp:iel.main 1997 BRAi'LEV .tCi. .640 Clay
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE-
liable help. 709GearysU Tel. Sutter 2125.
HUNTER A CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
- emp. office, til-li California sl., lei. main 231.
CHINE.-E AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
. office; best help. 411 o'Farrell. 'iel. E. 426.
FTTTIATioNS WANTED-ContlnnM.-
"Y'OUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. WITH
JL some experience in the grocery and liquor busi-
ness, wishes position where he can learn It thor-
oughly; small wages to start: very best references.
Address WILLIAM WILKE. 826 Pacific St.
ri'UTOR— KY YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE OF
i. Stanford University, position as tutor in family ;
would tutor In officer's family on shipboard: ex-
perienced reader; saisfactory references. Address
Tutor, box 60, Call office.
EXPERIENCED farmer AND fruit-
J grower, understands care of vineyards and
orchards, laying out and making of roads and all-
round workman: good references. G. R., box 38,
Call Office.
WANTED- SITUATION BY SOBER, INDUS-
trious man, a-ed 50, to do kitchen work or
cooking, or work in rooming'house: strong and
willing; will work cheap. Add. W. H., box 6, Call.
SITUATION WANTED BY MAN' TO TAKE
care of private place: handy with tools: good
with horses; would also work as porter In saloon
or restaurant; references, ft H., box 8, Call.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN,
age 23, to drive bakery or delivery wagon, with
city reference; over 2 years in last place. B. r?,,
box 17.', Call Office.
WANTED— USE OF PRINTING OFFICE IN
TT return for labor, by -around printer, job,
I press work, proofreader, writer. Union, box 9,
«. all v. ffice. • ;- "■ '~ ':*■'"■:
anted — POSITION in WHOLESALE
Tt house: have had 12 years' experience in wood-
enwaro business as shipping clerk and salesman;
references. H , box 119, call Olttce.
A MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WITH NO
children would like place; city or country.
Apply 2't!3s*Folsom St.. near Eighteenth.
"YOUNG MAN, 26, WANTS EMPLOYMENT
J- as night watchman ot some store; $10 a week.
Address 8 ATKINSON, 714 Howard St., city.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
es, jeweiry.seaiskins. Uncle Harris, ls Grant ay
CONTRACTORS WISHING GOOD MEN FOR
railroad work, mining, etc., call at the German
Employment Office, 45 Third st.
\ 1 AN AND WIFE WANT HoUSECLEANING
''• or any - md of work by the day. Call or ad-
dress 13 liimmelmann su, bet. Pacific and Broad-
way, Taylor and Mason.
Position wanted janitor or handy
J mm about private place by middle-aged man;
swedo; best references. Address JOHN HANSON,
1380 1 welfth St., Oakland.
1 EMPLOYMENT WAN 1 ED BY CoMPETKNT
X gardener and stableman : handy and obliging.
Address A. S., box 9, Call Office, Oakland.
WANTED FOR ALASKA— A POSITION AS
Tt boatman for party going ' to the gold fields by
young man with thorough knowledge of the hand-
ling of small boatsy running rapids, etc.; ho un-
derstands travel in snow and ice: has been in
las., and understands the climate; Ai refer-
ences if desired. A. A., box 9, Call. "
"!/• IRST-CLASS JOB PRINTER, COMPETENT
Xj to manage, desires situation; controls large
patronage; lew hundred dollars' worth of con-
tracts on band: temperate; references. Address
J.P, 00x112, Call.
"yOUNG MAN. COMPETENT, INDUSTRIOUS,
x- good habits, desire* position with some whole-
sale house; capab c of handling any responsible
position; interview solicited. Y. M., box 14, Call.
WORK WANTED BY WELL-DKESsED
tt young man of 25; good salesman, all-rounl
hotel or icstaurr.nt man: willing to shovel dirt;
give me work. R. 8., box 121, Call.
POSITION BY FIRST-CLASS DISHWASHER;
young man wl Hug to work; who will hire meT
1 guarantee satisfaction. Address H. JL, box 19,
Call office.
WANTED— SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN,
«* 18 years of age, to drive delivery -wagon: can
take care of horses: references. R. o. 8., box
64, Call office.
/1 ARDENER WISHES POSITION IN PRI-
"-*■ vate family: 20 years' exienence: good man
ager; iefcrence». Gardener, box 35, Call.
VRENCH boy wants situation IN" pri-
-T vate family to care far horses or garden. Ad-
dress 3171/2 Third st.
SIRON«. BOY OF 19 WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
a trade; bandy with tools: has had so 1 c expe-
rience in iron work. S. li., box 136, call Offic-.
T\rANTED-BY YOUNO MARRIED MAN, A
»T position as traveling or city salesman: have
bad 10 years' experience in southern part of Slate.
Y. M., box 30, CalL
INDUSTRIOUS GEKMAN WISHES PLACE
L private family: handy man; gardener; milk:
horseman; reference: (yty, Oakland, Alameda;
small wages; steady place. Ger, box 66. CalL
6] C LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THK
UliJ CALL; t-übscrlnilons and wan- ati. taken.
MAN WISHES SITUATION AS TEAMSTER;
2or 4 horses. Address 726 Geary st.
WINCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST.. Nit.
TT .Market: 200 rooms 25c 10 Sl 50 per night:
il 60 to $6 per week; convenient and respectaola.
iree bus and bargage to and irom the terry.
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS COOK, JEWISH
*» style, $.10: 15 young girls for general house-
work. $12 and $15; a large number of neat Ger-
man and Swedish girls for general housework, s2o;
German nurse for 2 children. $15: cook for res-
taurant, $20 and room: laundress and chamber-
maid, 996; neat giris .0 cook In Jewish families,
t'Jfi, country and city: mother and daughter 10
cook and 10 do second work, $15 aud $10. Apply
J. F. CROSETT & CO. 316 Sutter St.
W ANTED— SEVERAL NEAT FRENCH AND
tt German girls, must understand sewing. $20
1 11 .1 $25; waitresses for the country, $.0 an i $25.
Apply to J. F. CROSETT A CO., 316 suiter.
COOK, COUNTRY', $25: BOARDING-HOUSE
cook. $30; housework,- Sonoma, $20; Mill
Valley. $20: cook, Modesto, $25: san Jos>>. $20:
Vallejo, $15; San Rafael, $20. MISS CULLEN,
323 Slitter st.
INFANT NURSE, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323
I sntter sl.
WOMAN WITH A CHILD, $16. MISS CUL-
TT LEN, 3-8 Sutter st. ►
/•ERMAN NURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
" * Simer st.
"VTEAT GIRL, 2 IN FAMILY, $15; SECOND
J-> girl and laundress, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323
Suite st.
WAITRESS, CITY' HOTEL $20: 2 CHAM-
TT bermalds. country hotel, $16. near city: Ger-
man cook, private family, near city, $25: house-
girl, i-resno. $15; Alameda. $20: Los Oaios, $12;
San Rafael, $20 and $15: second girl for Siockton,
$15: 2 restaurant cooks. $7 a weeK, $20 a month;
18 hou egirls. $15 10 .- 20. C. R. HANSEN tfc CO.,
108 Geary st.
OCANDINAVIAN NURSE FOP. 1 CHILD:'
O reference: $25. C. R. AN -EN « CO., 108
Geary st.
IRONERS AND 1 MANOI.ER FOR HOTEL
— laundry; call early; $25 and $20. C. R. Haa-
SEN & CO., 108 Geary st.
GIRL, EDDY, $25; GIRL, JACKSON, $'.'.>;
girl, Ellis. $20; girl. Mission. $20; girl, Ful-
ton, $20: girl, Eddy, $20; girl. Sutter, $.0; girl.
Central aye., $20; girl, Page, $-0: girl. Thir-
teenth. $20; girl, Scott, $20; girl. HalghL *20;
girl, Fresno, $20: girl, Berke cv, S2O; girl. Ala-
meda, $20: girl, Bucnanan, $20. MARTIN tfe
CO.. 749 Market st.
QIC (INI) GIRL, COUNTRY, $20: SEE PARTY
O here 10 a.m. Martin' A Co., 749 Market.
GIRL, GUERRERO, $15; GIRL, CALIFOR-
f nia, $15; girl, Mission, $15; .Sacramento,
$15; girl, Sutler. $15: girl, Pierce. $15; gin, I ay- |
lor, $16: second girl, Berkeley, $12. MARTIN &
CO., 749 .Market -t.
A M R M AID, WAIT 2 MEALS. $18 AND
V./ room: 2 hanibermal Is. wait some, $15 and
room: chambermaid, sleep home, $10. MARTIN
A CO., 749 Markttsu
4; WAITRESSES. CITY' RESTAURANT, $5
-- a week: waitress city hotel, $15 and room:
waitress. Oakland, $.1 a week: 2 waitresses, hotel,
Oakland, $15 anil room; waitress, bakery, $12 to
$15. I.TIN & CO, 749 Market »v
GERMAN COOK, CiTY, $25 AND ROOM;
"J" cook, city restaurant, $20 a month. MARTIN
4 Co , 749 Markei at.
W All RESS, PLAIN COUNTRY HOTEL, $20;
" cook, country. $.20,' fare paid: cook tor men,
$15 ,0 $30; woman with a child, $15; and others.
MURRAY' A -K..ADY, Leading Employment
Ageuts, 634.-636 Clay st.
THE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45
Third su— First-class male and female help of
all nationalities itirnlsned on short notice, private
families, hotels, le.tanrants, etc., supplied; coun-
try orders promptly attended to. .
rpHEGERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45
L Third st— cooks, waitresses, chambermaids,
housekeepers, etc.
COOK, COUNTRY. $25; WAITRESS, $15:
\J chambermaid and waitress, $20. R. T. WaRD
& Co., 610 Clay sl.
/ -. ills OF ALL nationalities TO FILL
VJ ions positions. MRS. LAMBERT, 417
Powell s. '
WANTED.-33 GIRL , WAGES $10 TO $30.
TT J. I*. CORY, 2418 central aye.. near Park st.,
Alameda. ..-.;
EXPERIENCED LABELERS ON CANNED
Lx roods. FONTANA A CO., corner Francisco
and 1 aylor sts.
"WOMAN* 'WITHOUT INCUMBRANCES, UN-
TT der 40. for farm. Call 706 Ellis St.
"VTOUNG. GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. CALL
A Sunday, BU9a Thirteenth st.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO LEARN FINE
vesimaking. 2160 Fifteenth st. .;
GIRL TO COOK IN SMALL BOARDING-
house; $25 per month. 7i9 Fourth si.
HELP WANTED— Continued.
RELIABLE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
and plain cooking; small family: wages $15.
542 Thirty-flfth st . OaklanJ. *^ggSm\m%*kma\9smß%
WANTED- CURL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE-
work- Apply 2634 Howard st. :.;-> ( -' •■;
WANTED — AN IMPROVER AT DRESS-
maklng. Apply 233V<s J"" 1 '! 1 st- v J '■■
WANTED— YOUNO GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
TT housework. 937 llaight st.
GIRL TO FELL I.ININGS AND HELP ON
VJI custom coats. 724 Va Markei St., room ii 7.
"V r OUNOGIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD;
a. reference required. Apply 1609 Post st.
WANTED- 500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
tt work on fruit. App.y immediately at Cali-
foruia Canneries Compauy, Brannan St., between
Third ana 1 ourth
LADY FOR PLAIN lOUSEWORK: SHORT
distance in country; $10 to $15. Inquire 1229
McAllister st.
WANTED— 33 GIRLS, WAG. $10 TO *30.
J. E. CARY, 2418 Central aye., near Park St.,
Alameda.
GERMAN COoK IN RESTAURANT AT 916
Howard st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1534
O'Farrell st.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCH-
es. jeweiry.seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Oram ay
f»1 **. LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
\/X\*J CALL Subscriptions and waut ads taken.
FIRST-CLASS WANTED. BOW-
Ha Y'S, 504 Sutter St.
1 EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
JJ a: the only school receiving ihe god medal;
patterns to order 25c. MCDOWELL'S, 103 Post su
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
>'• Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market:
200 rooms: 2oc to $1 50 per night: $1 60 to $6
per week; free bus and baggage to and irom ferry.
ONE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN-
st ructions, given away each month, S. F.
1): esscuttiug saloon. 916 .Market st,
help wanted-male.'
wanted— 2o grape pickers, near
"■ city, fare advanced, $20 and found, iong job;
10 farmhands, $20 awl $26: 4 German laborers,
iignt work, 80c a day and found; man to work 011
hay press, 15c a ton; 4 cooks: 5 dishwashers. $12
to $25; 6 more woodchoppers, food and tools ad-
vanced, $125 a cord; man to handle pack train,
$35 and found, ana others. W. D. EWER A CO.,
626 Clay St.
WANTED— YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
tt experience In driving bakery and delivery
wagon in ciiy: references required: .130 to $35
and found. W. D. EWER & CO.. 626 Clay sL .
UfANTED-20 SLAVONIANS TO PICK
T* fruit near lhe ci v, fare advanced, good long
job; *20 a month and found. W. D. EWER <fc CO.,
6-6 Clay st.
IT'S" NOT WHAT WORK YOU HAVE
JL done, "it's" what work you can now get. Bar-
ber, country shop; 5 hotel waiters $25 and $30;
7 cooks, $30, $40 and $50; 15 dishwashers, $10,
$55 and *20: camp waiter. $20; waiter for a large
mine, $25: cook and wife. $45, small country ho-
tel. MURKA * A READY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
"I OT SAWMILL-MEN, WOODSMEN. ETC.;
JLOI "free fare." MURRAY & READY, 634
and 636 Cay st.
CARPENTER FOR A VINE RD, STEADY
\J job: 2 brickmolders. $2 50 a day; 2 off- bear-
ers. $1 75 a day; blacksmith and horseshoer.
MURRAY A READY, 614 and 6.6 Clay su
VTA PA COUNTY. 23 GRAPE AND FRUIT
x y pickeri and work in wins cellar, $-3 and
found, no experience required. MURRAY <fe
READY, 634 and 636 Clay SU
C i.-rj RAILROAD MEN, TEAMSTERS. LA-
•JO i borers, etc.. free fare. $1 75 and *2 a day.
MURRAY' <fc BJBADY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
Aon AND found, 55 men and boys to
»iP«JU pick grapes, fruits; wine-cellar laborers,
drying, packln- houses, etc., $30 and found, 3
month jobs, experience not ne essary. MURRAY'
<fc READY. 6.14 .n I 6 .6 Clay St.
B*7 FARMERS. ORCHARD AN M VINEYARD
Ol hands for different places and counties for
ste: dy jobs year round, $10, $26. $25 and $.0;
4 hay- balers, $2 day and found; 3 milkers. *20.
MURRAY A READY", 634 and 636 Clay St.
WINE-CELLARS, 4 MEN WANTED, NO EX-
Tt perience required, steady job. $20 and found.
MURRAY tfe READY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
QQ TEAMSTERS AND LABORERS, CITY
•"JO jobs. $1 75, $1 60, $1 50. also #30 and $26
per month and found: 6 muckers for a tunnel, $2
a day; 5 miners and drillers. 82 25 aaay. MUR-
RAY" & READY", 631 and 636 Ciay St.
\'OLO COUNTY— 6S MEN AND BOY'S FOR A
J- large bank and syndicate's vineyard, orchard,
etc., $23 and found; .anyoody can pick fruit, etc.
MURRAY A READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
CO' WOODCHOPPERS, DIFFERENT COUN-
I O ties, from $2 60, $2 10, $2 and $1 50perroid,
too's and food furnished: 82 Hem .kers, 8c each,
tools and food furnished: 35 shingle-bolt makers.
MURRAY A READY', 634 and 636 Clay st- "-ffip-ff
Yl'BA COUNTY": $30 AND FOUND; 33 MEN
L and boys: fare $2 90: to pick all kinds of fruit
for a large company: come one, come all. MUR-
RAY* tfc READ V. 634 an.l 636 I lay st.
A . ARRIED Ml LX AND \\ IFE (WITH OP.
-*' without children), 980; farmer and wife, $3
and found; farmer and wife, fare $1: 3 clioreboys,
$10; stableman, $35: driver for milk wagon; man
for cheese factory. MURRAY* A REAUY, 634
and 61.6 Clay st. t***|a»i
1 farmers, $20. 10 grape-picki- RS, $30;
*J ranch teamster, $20: milker, country. $26;
waiter, countrr hotel, $25: cook, country res-
taurant, $30 and room; cook, $8 week; night cook.
$25; ranch cook. $15. R. T. WARD* CO., 608
und 610 lay St.
lIT ANTED— PHOTOGRAPHER. $10 WEEK;
tt midline men for sssh and door factory, 26c
hour; stickerrnan. 30i hour: man and wif-- (or
gentleman's piece, $10 to $50: married German
Stableman and porter, Swiss milker, $20 and $1 25
day: farmers; fruit and grape pickers: 4 and 6-
horse teamsters for ranch, $25 and $30: shingle
and shake boltmsfcp $1 35 i. $1 90; woodchop-
pers: farmer for fruit ranch, $25: and others. Ap-
ply to J. F. 1 RosE IT * Co., 6.8 Sacramento st.
W" ANTED— FIRS 1 -class DOUBLE-ENTRY
TT too* Keeper and typewriter ana stenographer;
$75 a. d found and .ncrea-e. Apply to J. F.
CROSETT A CO.. 628 Sacramento s:
\\r ANTED— COOK AND WIFE FOR HOTEL
TT $45; colore) waiter, $25: restaurant waiter.
$40: cooks, $3u aid $40; dishwashers and others.
App'y 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacianiento
MEAT AND PASTRY' C OK, COUNTRY"
hotel. $s'<; baker nnd pastry cook, countr/
hotel. $40: broiler, country restaurant, $14 a
week: 3 first-class restaurant waiters, $40; 4
waiters, hotels and restaurants. *25: 6 dishwash-
ers an 1 potwaiht-rs. $20, $2:. and $30. C. R.
HANSEN & CO., 108 oeary sl.
TV" ANTED— BIDS FOR 175 FEET OF TUN-
TT nel In soft granite; steel and timber furnished.
For further particulars apply to C. R. HANSEN
A Co., 108 Geary st.
TTENTIONI— WE WANT DAILY A CAR-
load f men and large boys to pick grapes; $1
a day and board; 2 to 3 months' wore: greatly re-
duced fates and no office fees. lor particulars ap-
ply to c. R. HANSEN * Co., 108 Oeary st.
FREE fare for 10 more J.AILROAD LA-
boiers. $175 a da. ; we ship to-nighu C R.
H AN -EN & CO., 108 Geary st.
On TEAMSTERS FOR CITY WORK. $1 60 TO
*-V $1 ';5 a day: 3 4-mule teamsters, $1 75 a
day. C. R. HANSEN * CO., 108 Geary st.
COOK'S HE 1 PER, $20 AND ROOM: 3 NIGHT
J cooks, $25 up; coox, < akland, $40 and ro 111;
took, oyster-hou-e. $40 and room; ccok, country,
$50 and room: cook, city. ;45; cook, go south.
$40 and room; 4 cooks, $7 a week. MART IN tfc
CO., 749 Market st .'£BBttL
C RESTAURANT P. iRTERS, $15 AND $25
rj permonih; young man for a lodging-house: 2
bedmakeis, $15 and $.'0 and room; sollctlors for
dairy; pantryman. $25. MARTIN A CO., 749
Market St.
7 KITCHEnMEN. *10, *12. $15 PEP. MONTH;
4 ** dishwashers, $4 per week; 2 kltc'enmeu, $7
a week; potwasber, $7 a week: dishwasher, $7 a
week. MARTIN ife CO., 749 Market su
WAITER, CITY, $31); WATTS , CI IV, $25
tt and room: 2 waiters, country, $25, room, etc.:
lunch and dinner waiters: 4 waiters, $-0 and
room. MARTIN A CO., 749 Market st.
MAN TO PACK APPLES. $25. ROOM AND
board. MARTIN <fe CO., 749 Market st.
C RAN CHH ANDS, $20, ETC MARTIN A
0 CO., 7*9 Market st.
1 r MORE LABORERS: CITY: $35, ETC.
I *J MARTIN <fe Co., 749 Market st.
WAITER. $40, CALL EARLY. MARTIN tfc
tt CO., 749 Maik ;t st.
WANTED - -HIRT IRONER, $40: FIRST-
TT class b.itler. $50: butler, $25; waiter, $:^0:
cook, $30: several, dishwashers, $15 to $26;
Frenchman and wifein hotel, $35; porterfor store,
$10 a week, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton si.
41 BUTLERS; $40 AND $25. MI&S CULLEN,
ii. 323 Sutter st.
MAN AND WIFE; CHARGE OF COUNTRY
residence; $40 man understand gardening.
MISS CULi.EN. 323 -utter st.
OUGANIZER AND MANAGER OF ABILITY,
push, energy and exper ence 10 take charge of
fraternal beneficiary society: unquestionable cre-
dentials must be given. O. M., box 16. Call.
»l 4-HORSE TEAMSTERS, COUNTRY. FARE
— advanced; 9 : oft'-b. aers brickyard, $2 a day.
salvation Army Labor Bureau, 168 'New Mont-
gomery sb ■ ■'-».•.,'
HELP WANTED-Continned.
GOOD ''Barber" for Saturday AND
Sunday; $4: 8 a. if. 604 Twentieth SU, Po-
trero.
GOOD BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 222
Gough su
GOOD BARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY
r and sundry. 702 Brannan su
BARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. 217
Fourth sU
BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 6 62 Vi SECOND i
street.
Barber wanted for Saturday. 203]
Montgomery aye.
GOOD BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUN- !
day. 133Va Ninth st.
ARBEB WANTED AT 114 HALLECK st! i
Call 8:30.
; pood barber. 224 ellis st,
Good Barber wanted; Saturday
aDd Sunday. 1604 Laguna St., corner PosU
BARBER WANTED— WAGES. 227% SEC-
XJ ond st.
Barber wanted at 804 larkin st.;
Saturday and Sunday; good wages.
i} BARBERS WANTED. 127*73 FOURTH ST.
BARBER WANTED AT 1089 HOWARD ST.;
Saturday and Sunday.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS BARBERS; FE-
male and male. 207 Fourth si.
fITjOA PER MONTH; GOOD CHANCE FoR
*S>jC\J young man: no office fee charged. HER-
MAN'S, 637 Clay su
i) YOUNG MEN FOR LIGHT OUTSIDE
2. work. Call 8 to 9 a. m. 1020 Jefferson St.,
Oakland.
/-I ERMAN COOK WANTED. 40 TURK ST.
WANTED— PARTNER IN WELL-PAYING
busiueis; small capital. 223 Fourth SU
i)l\t\ MEN WAN BY 4 LADY BARBERS;
xLVVf shaving 10c. 1193 Market st.
SHIP'S CARPENTER AT HERMAN'S, 637
Clay sL
U' ANTED-BOARDING-HOUSE COOK. COR-
TT ncr Bay and Webster sts.
Painter; who OWNS 2 or 3 ROPES;
X sta:e wages expected. J. R, box 180, Call.
\\[ AN '] ED-GOOD COOK. 38 SEVENTH ST.;
tt call early. . ...i :
AGENTS WANTED— WILL MRS ANBON
or Lewis please call at 22 Kearny st?
TAILOR ON REPAIRING; $1 PER DAY.
804V 2 Folsom st.
Til," ANTED— BOY TO YVASH DISHES. 621
tt Montgomery st.; caT early.
\\T ANTED— YOUNG MAN To DO PORTER
TT work in saloon. 200 Mission su
pOO K AND DISHWASHER. 432 FIFTH ST.
PARTNER WANTED— MODERN SHOE RE-
pairing business; advertiser has all the ma-
chinery necessary. Address WM. SHANKS, 1773
Lincoln st., Oakland;
LOR SALE— GOOD-PAYING 15c 2-CHAIR
JL barber-shop; cheap; owner going 10 Aus.ralia.
Call at once 129 Clay st.
SHOE SALESMAN" WANTED; OUR COAST
salesman retires to open business: bis large es-
tablished trade now open for an experienced road
shoe salesman on commission; send mil experi-
en an 1 references; sauip.es ready. Address
Boot and t-hoe Mfg Ca, Boston, Mass.
Y»; ANTED— AGENTS, f2O TO $25 A WEEK I
*T sure to workers:! o capital needed ;new goods; I
! new plan: sells at sight: every family needs lv
Household spec. Co., box 424. Cincinnati, Ohio.
BARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT
JL) Bureau, 637 Mission su LA. McCOSKRIE,
Secretary.
BARBERS. ATTENTION — OLD- ESTAB-
llshed barber-shop, Just vacated, for rent;
! cheap. 25% Sixth st.
STEADY". iIELIABLr. MAN TO CANVASS
oon portraits; liberal Inducements. 1822 Mar-
ket su
MORE MEN FOR NICE TRIP; AISO 3 SEA-
) men at HERMAN'S, 637 Clay sU
MAN FOR NURSERY* WORK. CALL 612
i'l Haight su :j- .
OARBElts' PROTECTIVE UNION; BAR-
Lx bers' Association of the Pacific Coast; free em-
ployment office. S. FUCHS. secy. 325 (iraut aye.
' — I
*;-CH.\IR HARnER-SilOP; 4 LIVING-ROOMS;
—> good location. Apply at Ca 1 office.
\\ ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH-
J'les. jeweiry.seaiskins Uncle Harris. 15 Grantav
DENTIST -A FIRST-CLASS, ALL-ROUND
xJ man wanted. Address D., box 130, CalL
COOK IN FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT;
J only sober man need apply: 1 year's work
guaranteed; baker and chef. F. H. ROWLAND
& CO., Vallejo.
L I i.SI-CL LADIES' TAILOR WANTED'
A BOWHAY'S, 504 -uticrst.
KECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED
Slates marine corps, United -states navy;
able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages "of
21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United
1 States, or those who have legally declared their I
j intention lo become such; must be of good char-
| acter and habits and ab.e to speak, read and write
English, and be between 5 feet 6 inches and 6 feet
In heighu For further information apply at tha
recruiting office, 20 Ellis sU, san Francisco, Cal.
ANTED— GET YOUR shoes made TO
tt fi your feet e.i the same price you buy ready-
made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and $5, at 662
Mission st., beU First and Second.
nooMS. 15c TO 75c PER NIGHT; 500 iv *1 nil
IV |H-r week. Oriental, 226 Drumm sU
FINE MEN'S CALF SHOES $1 75: TO OR-
JT der, $2 50: Uali-suling. 25c up. 959 Howard.
iy INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD Si.. NR.
TT Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading-
room; free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
I OX«>i^ MISSION — SUBSCRIPTION* AND
£t\j£i »ant ads taken lor THE CALL.
Wanted— MEN to LEARN barber
tt trade; shops, tools, positions furnished: 8
v\ceks required. S F. Barber College, 188% Eighth,
f .)'? Mi.MuuJlUlai 1-31., Ml.i-.rU OFFICE
*)£ii n'lua CaU., «autads *ud subacrtpuous
taken.
' i)i\ MEN * UR FURNISHED ROOMS; 250
1 \f\f night; $1 25 week up. Saratoga, 118 Sixth.
1> RANCH OFFICE OF THECALu 167 NINTH
• tt — Want, ada and subscriptions taken.
OSEDALE, 331 ELLIS ST.. NR. TAYLOR—
100 rooms, 25c night; $1 week: reading room
SAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN
wanted at LaNE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson.
SINGLE ROOMS lOC AND.ISc NIGHT, 75c
and $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard.
LLCHO HOUSE, 863% MARKET ST.— ROOMS
Lit 20c. 25c to 50c night: $1 to $2 week.
.).ii. bAXfca ol.— rUIA-sv-U. OFFICE OF
iJOU > ttti \.aia.; auoaiAipiiuus ana waut ads
taken.
Q|./)/Y PAIRS— ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S
OUUU shoes: been slightly damaged: at less 1
than one-fourth their value: from 260 to $2 60.
662 Mission su, beL First and Second.
]OT OF UNCALLED- SHOES FROM 26C
J Up to $1 25. 562 Mission su, ceu Ist and 2d.
Va. ANTED. TOCOLLEOI' A'.iE • HUE LABOK-
tt trs.ccle.-ks KNOX Cot! t-ctton Agcv, 110 Sutter.
TRY ACME HuTJsK, 957 MARKET ST., BE-
low Sixth, for a room: 15c a night: s;l a week.
jj.l 1 1 GOOD GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAN
O-Lv'. hay.- long lease on best shop in SU
Helena. Address C E. DAVIS, SU Helena, CaL
LADIES' SHOES, SOLING, i>so: MEN'S
shoes, soling, 60c. all repairing dons at half
the usual price. 562 Mission su. beU Island 2d.
11l simon wants 100 men to get bottle
ii. beer or wine 6c; best free lunch. 643 Clay.
WANTED— LABORER-* AND MECHANICS
to know that Ed Rolkin. Reno Honss proprie-
tor, still runs Denver Hou«->. 217 Third St.; 15*
lerje rooms: *.'sc per MtefM; $1 10 *> •er *«...
HOARDING WANTED. •
BY SINGLE GENTLEMEN, NICK SUNNY
room with fireplace and board; private fam-
ily: no other boarders: account of pcor health:
nearcars crrallroad. location Alameda, Piedmont,
Nlies.Haywaids. N.H..bx122. 'eklan 1 office call.
WASTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
GOOD MANDOLIN, V-RNACIT, SALSEDO
r or ...ason preferred; also first-class zither. Ad-
dress, sating maker and price, M , box 6. call.
SECOND-HAND 2 OR 6 STAMP QUARTZ-
miII, with or without a 15-horsepower engine.
Address D. P. E., box 3 ', CalL
HIOH PRICE PAID FOR GOOD CLOTHING
A books; send postal. A. KLEIN, 109 6th st.
TO EACHANGE-DENTAL WORK FOR Al
bicycle. Ohio Dental Parlors, 606 Market
SECOND-HAND TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
bought and sold. CUKTIN'S, 1123 Markeu
OLD GOLD. GOLD dust. JEWELRY. etc
boughU O. NOLTE, jeweLr, 222 O'FarrelL
PAWNBROKER— OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST-
off clothing boughu Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third.
BUSINESS "CHANCES.
lltOA/i HALF- INTER EST IN A REsTAU-
*S>XJ\J\J. rant tnat Is doing a .business of over
816 per day: 6 private dining-rooms.; M. LESS,
5 Fourth st. •
BUTCHER SHOP: BEST LOCATION ACROSS
the bay; large refrigerator, mnrbla counter,
2 horses, wa on, cart, etc.; big outside trod.-; in-
vestigate this. STENB.--RG A Co., 632 Market,
l&liir FINE SAL 'ON. .O BETTER LO-
; «iP LZ.*j . cation: owner 3 years: death cause of
I sa c. STEN BERG LOMPAN > . 632 Market sU
i (Jjji;.*;n ,JjD ESTABLISHED. elegantly
I •Jjj)l'«)U. ted-up a..0 money-making saloon:
; junction Market and Stockton sts.: greatest bar-
| gain; circumstances compel owner to leave for th«
! Fast at once, see W I LKE, 783 Market 1 st.
! WILL SELL OK EX. iIANGE ELEGANT
i TT corner saloon: account of intemperate pro-
prietor; sacrifice WINSTON A CO.. fc46 Market.
ONE OF THE LEADING RESTAURANTS IN
Oaklano; clearlnc *200 monthly: owner leav-
ing; bargain. ANDERSON tfc CO. 777 MarketsU
■THE ADVERTISER Is ORGANIZING A
a ousiness venture for the Klondike gold regions
on lines which are at present unoccupied. The
business as outlined cannot tail of being remunera-
tive, and lias the promise of leading to fortunes to
the ptrtir-s inaugurating the same. Capital re-
qulred-$30,000, of which sum the advertiser will
furnish *10,000, and will take in with him from
STn^n '**•"•*• associates to make up the remaining
$-0 000 on terms to be agreed on None Mil prin-
cipals possessed of the necessary means need
make apn' ication. Full Investigation of the mer-
its of the business proposition and the character
and business qualifications of those who are to
comprise the company to be made before making
final arrangements. The advertiser, before con-
sidering any application, wilt require reference by
the applicanu Address R. R., box 100, Call.
J "OR SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED BUTCHER-
A shop: apply on premises. 1159 Howard st. :
TWO PROSPECTORS GOING INTO THE
gold fields of Pern would like to locate claims
lor parties in United States, or woula like to cor-
respond wiih a limited number of gentlemen who
wonld like to accompany them: climate very
healthy, with Utile or no hardships to endure;
piospecis good. Call or address R. and S.. room 1,
622 Montgomery st , San Franclsca » /*•"■<"'
OPPER RIVER, ALASKA-COPPER RIVER
expedition sails about September 16; 1 year'B
provisions and fare $200: vessel at Mission wharf
Na 2; have Information regarding new strike. For
particulars apply room 201, 328 Montgomery, S. F.
INING-ROOM FOR SALE— 3S REGULAR
boarders: good transient trade: clears $200 a
month: will give trial. Inquire 417 Mason, rear.
l?>OR SALE AT A BARGAIN— FIRST-CLASS
J? saloon. Apply to McLEOD A HATJE, 515
Market su
OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS SPANISH
X and French, wants partner. R. 2, 111 Geary.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCH-
es, Jewelry.sealsKlns. Uncle Harris. 15 Grant ay
L/USINESS PARTNER WANTED BY YOUNG
LJ Eastern lady. 906 MarketsU, rm. 24, 2d floor,
AMERICAN, 39, WORTH $25,000, WANTS
wife with $500. Address J. X., P. O. Oakland.
LONG- ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT IN
x country town 60 miles from the city; the only
restaurant in town: fun investigation allowed;
$200. Inquire 727 Davis st.
OOD BUTCHER BUSINESS: CHEAP IN
GOOD BUTCHER BUSINESS: CHEAP IN
Mission; good reason for selling. B. 8., box
91, Call.
t&On/Y FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT;
•j*pZ.v*U. monthly boarders, also lodging-rooms.
Apply Call Office.
CS»7(A/Y BAKERY: IN A LIVELY TOWN:
•UP * W« has first-class trade; all private; lease;
horsa and wagon; everything in good condition;
living-rooms; will be so.d at a bargain. Address
1229 Golden Gate aye., & F.
•JF. STANFORD, NEAR SECOND— HOUSE TO
»>0 let: bar, range and boiler: su ted for restaur-
ant or boarding-house: in first-class order; close
to the Vadey-road carshop; no competition.
©OKA RESTAURANT: DAILY" RECEIPTS
*Sy'>o\J. $30; selling on account of leaving ior
Alaska. 278 Minna streeu
LOR SALE -NEATLY' FITTED SALOON;
X cheap on account of death ot proprietor. 785
Foisom su "•-'-"■■■■
— _i .
IpiNE RESTAURANT: ELEGANT FIX-
X lures; clearing $300 a month; owner going to
Alaska; see this at once. BASCH, 319-321 Sutler.
LA RGE SALOON; PRO I IT $1 1 DAY'; RENT
$25; death reason for selling. 1121 Harrison.
/iROCERY AND BAKERY WELL EsTAB
VJJ lished. 967 Howard su
paying hotel business; long-
T established; half interest $600; whole $1000.
Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma.
PORTLAND AGENCY THIS paper, in-
quire iiiu othuv or at 133 Third su, Portland,
Oregon,
f.>;7 MONTGOMERY COKNER OF CLAY—
OX* I open ouii 9:30 c clock; branch ollice or
the Call: subscriptions and want, ada taken.
LODGING-HOUSES.
20 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY 1250
jUC. 23 rooms, sunny corner 750
14 room house on Mason street 300
60 room house, clears $250 3000
42 rooms, apartment house..... 2800
12 rooms, on Golden Gate ava, fine 650
14 rooms, on Fourth st 450
Other bargains. H. C. DECKER 1020 Market.
A'jAA 14-ROOM HOUSE NEAR MARKET:
tJJI.IULf. worth $500; must sell to-day. DECK-
ER, 1020 Markeu
QO-KOOM HOUSE, ONLY $700: CLEARING
— ( $100; see this bargain. H. C. DECKER, 1020
Market. .*-.-•;
*J»1 C/Y PART CASH; CORNER LODGING-
tJP-l-«J'C/. house: 8 sunny rooms; nice furniture;
full of roomers; cheap renu Apply 885 Bryant.
A(\ 'MS; GOOD PAYING LODGING-
tu house; steady roomers. Address J. 0., box
42, Call office.
*ttl F,f\ 8-ROOM HOUSE CHEAP: BENT-
*g)Lt)\t. rooms all full. 242 Sixth sU
i
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
L'IIRMTURE, STOVES CARPETS, COUN-
X ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market.
BIG BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING
out: going to Alaska. 866 Mission su
HOUSEHOLD RANGES ARE THE BEST*
JOHN F. MEYERS CO.. 947 Market sU
FURNITURE WANTED.
FURNITURE 6-ROOM FLAT: MUST SELL
to-day; rent 816. 1127 Folsom st.
INDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED TO 19
Montgomery st. : hi sliest 'prices paid. Tel. Davis 71
=5
CARPET- CLEANING.
CIIY STEAM CARPET-CLIfIAN ING WORKS;
Cleans, moves, lays carpets. O. H. STEVENS*
Mgr.. 38 and 40 Eighth st. ; telephone South 250.
WHEN TOO BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
TT poor work send toSPAULDING'S PloneerCar-
pet- beating Works. 353-57 Tehama su; teL 80. 40.
BARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPKT-CLEA N-
ing wks, 236 14th. TeL Mis. 100. Z. T. Barber.
JYVATTS.reiiable carpet-cleaning, renovtg.alter-
. atlon works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 32L
CARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE
new. J. McQUEEN, 463 Stevenson; tel. 5.228.
A DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO.. 40J
-TV Suttjr; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop.
CLEANING, 3c; LAYING. 3c: RU- SAM-
pies tree; tel. Jessie 944. Strattou, 3 Eighth.
('AKflviS CLEANED* RENOVATED LIKE
C**». 23'Tsuih; leL South 36. Mackintosh A Co.
JE. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO,
. 240 14ihsL; cleaning 3c. a yard; teL Mis 74.
CONKHN'3 ■CAlifai'- BEATING WUKft],
»33 Goldea Gale avo. lelepuona East lad.
1 /.(T .\i.\tSA. OI.— BRANCH o*'x- iCE oF
JIM 'lust c*ii., kuuacrlptutn and waiu ads
taken.
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW.
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWs A SPEC-
laltv: private; no fee without success: probate.
G. W. HOWE, atty at 1aw, 850 Market, cor. siocktn.
J A. MITCHELL, REMOVED To 1206 MAIL
. ket; all legal matters : collections ; advice free.
J NO. F. HANLON, ATTORNEY- AT-LAW, 63j
Markeu rooms 15 an.i 16, ..pp. Palace Hotel..
ADVICE FREE: NO CH A ROE UNLr. SB SCO
cessful. Vv. W. da Vi OS .IN. 027 Market st
___ _ AGENTS WANTED. '
W ANTED-LIVE AGENT TO SELL AN A^
tt tide useful to everybody; no capital requiiea.
Address A. box 2, this office. *t*ss**sm.
* «EN T s Wanted* FOR MEDICATED
xTL. wafers: positive safeguard; $1; also tonio
soecific_ for all , female troubles: for homo use.
DR. AND MRS, W I cR. 526 ddv s-
. HOUSES WANTED.
VI AN AXD WIFE WANT TO RENT A FUR-
•"«- nished boardlut -house or small hotel; good lo-
catlon. Apply m. TH' 'MAS, all Mission tit.
PARTNERS WANTED.
I ADY FKOM THE EAST WISHES GENTLE*
Aj man partner; lo trlflers. Room 16, 1118 Mrkl.

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