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4
MY BROTHER ANDY
Tom Clunie Thinks Eng
lish Ungrateful.
PAST FAVORS DISREGARDED
Populists Preparing for an En
ergetic Campaign.
THEIR NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR
It. Will Be Either Gilbert of Fresno
or Webster of San Luis Obispo.
Political Notes.
Thomas J. Clunie has returned to the
city after a two months' visit to Washinp
ton. With his return comes a renewal of
the perplexities of his old friend, W. D.
English, for the general has come bac_ full
of his project to have his brother, A. J.
Clunie, made Deputy Surveyor under
Surveyor English, who it is understood
cannot see bow he can make tbe appoint
ment.
It is a very embarrassing position for
Mr. English to be placed in. Here is bis
old comrade asking for a small favor,
which, if Granted, would be a return for
valuable services performed in the past.
And here is a state of things which seems
to Mr. English to preclude the possibility
of complying with the request.
Surveyor English and ex-Senator Clunie
have been something more than friends
for years. They have been "chums." Be
tween them it has always been "Bill" and
"Tom," and it was believed that almost
anything which one might ask of the other
would be granted.
But such is the force of circumstances
that even such close ties are likely to be
rent asunder.
General Clunie Is very much put out
about it. He called at Mr. English's office
Tuesday afternoon to see him, but the
Surveyor was out at the time and there
was no conference.
The ex-Congressman has spoken to many
Democratic friends about the matter, and
has not refrained from saying that he
thinks his friend "Bill's" position is a
very poor requital of the things he has
done for him. Disservices in the contest
of Warren English are cited as among the
favors Clunie has done his friend, and
there are others of even a closer nature.
Now he says that Andy must be made
Deputy Surveyor.
lt would be unnatural if Mr. English
should not want to give Andy the place,
and a good deal of talk has been occasioned
by the generally circulated statement that
he does not intend to remove Deputy Sur
veyor Ruddell even at the reonest of bis
friend.
A Democrat who is familiar with the
situation yesterday gave the reasons for
Mr. English's disinclination to act. He
said: "At present the dv ies of the office
are being acceptably filled by a man who
is . i opular with the business men with
Whom tie has to deal.
"But Mr. English might perhaps be in
duced to take some extraordinary steps to
favor his friend. Thomas, if there were no
other reasons for not doing so than the
one stated.
"There are other obstacles, though, which
seem to the Surveyor to be almost insur
mountable.
"A. J. Clunie is understood to be persona
non grnta to Collector Wise, who is so
strongly adverse to his appointment that
he would in all probability enter an
earnest protect. The Clunie tongue bas
olten laihea the Collector, mid there has
never been any warm affect en existing
between Mr. Wise and Andy. The young
man said things about the gentleman
whose wishes will most probably be re
spected by bis subordinate which that
gentleman is not likely soon to forget.
But this is not all.
"A. J. Clunie has recently taken a rather
remarkable course for a man who aspire-.
to Federal office. When President Cleve
land was in a peck of trouble over the
Hawaiian imbroglio it was Andy Clunie
who supported resolutions in the Demo
cratic general committee declaring for the
impeachment of the President. His tongue
was quite active about the President's
.policy, and whatever may be said ol the
young man's abilities he has never been
accused of inability to say sharp things.
"At the very last meeting of the general
committee Clunie fathered the resolution
opposing the Chinese treaty, another ad
ministration measure. It is true that he
adopted another tone in discussing that
matter, saying that be did not propose to
abuse Mr. Cleveland, as 'we can accept
what he has yet to give and get along quite
nicely.' But be again placed himself in
opposition to the acts of the Cleveland
administration.
"Now how can W. B. English appoint a
man to a position unuer him who Pas ir
revocably incurred the displeasure of the
Collector of the Port. Should Mr. Wise
protest to Secretary Carlisle against the
confirmation of the appointment he would
only have to refer to A. J. Clunie's action
here to seal his doom.
"This is enough. It is not necessary to
refer to the opposition of everybody in the
Custom-bouse to young Clunie. They be
lieve he would be a firebrand in the estab
lishment and that he is not as well fitted
by temperament for the duties as is the
incumbent."
- And this is the pickle that Surveyor
English finds himself in. It is confidently
asserted that be will not appoint Clunie.
The existence of the two Democratic or
ganizations in the southern section of the
city known as the Americus and California
clubs has been thought to disturb the har
mony ot the Democratic hosts. Fur this
reason the clubs consolidated Tuesday
evening at their headquarters, 701 Howard
street. The following officers wore elected :
President. William G. Hanuaford; vice
presidents. William C. Harrington, John
Matter; recording secretary, John J. Mc-
Carthy; financial secretary, John P.
Gough; corresponding secretary, R. J.
O'Keiley; treasurer, John Couchlin;
serseaats-at-arms, J. J. Dooley, Wal
ter White; executive commit ee—S. J.
Burke, W. J. Dunn, Sidney Hall, P. H.
Shanly. Thomas £. Bealy, John Coaklev,
J. G. zgerald, M. J. Wall, L. B. Regan.
J. J. Cass.
The Republicans of the eleventh ward
are actively engaged in forming a club,
which will probably exercise considerable
influence in the party during the approach
ing campaign. It is to be a big affair with
a permanent and comfortable home like
the Bear Club and the old Howard. Re
publican* from the Thirty-fourth, Trilrts'
fitth. Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh
districts will be eligible. Charles Man
waring, John T. Dare, A. J. Martin and
Barney Tracey are among those most
active in getting up the organization.
Each block in the district mentioned is
being caiivit.sed by some one living in it
for members, and at a caucus recently
held it was found that over 700 signatures
bed been obtained. It is intended to have
1000. The main object of the club is to se
cure the election of a Supervisor in tba.
ward who will look to the welfare of the
Mission. The man who would receive the
support of the club must pledge himself to
■ecure, if pos-ibe. betier sewers and fire
protection. The Missionites are very much
disgusted at being fl uded out every year
because tbe sewers are rim large enough to
carry off the drainage from he foothills,
and in canvassing for members the organ
izers of the. club met with great success
when they put forth the sewer Question.
Chairman Man waring of the -publican
County Committee said yesterday that lie
did not intend to call a meeting ofthe body
for some weeks to come. He believes iv a
short campaign. Mr. Man war. does not
think that Crimmins aud Kelly will under
take to rule during the fight. He says 'hat
they have no chance of getting control of
the County Committee and that they will
not be able to figure very extensively. The
report that they would combine wiih
Barney Dougherty is not very starring, as
ii does not make much difference whether
thpy combine or not. .
Leaders of the Populist party are mak
ing great preparations for the State con
vention, which assembles in Sacramento
on the 22d of May. when a full State ticket
will be nominated. There are complete
organizations iv nearly all of the counti* s
now, and in a large number of the coun
ties conventions have been called to select
delegates to the State convention. The
basis of representation Is to be one dele
gate for each county, except San Fran
cisco, Lot Angeles and Alameda, which
will bave two, and an additional delegate
for every hundred votes cast for Weaver
in a county.
The race for the gubernatorial nomina
tion lie** between J. L. Gilbert, president
of the Farmers' Alliance of Fresno, and
J. V. Webster of San Luis Obispo. As
San Luis Obispo County p died the largest
vole for the Populist party in the State,
proportionately, strong efforts will be made
by its delegation to secure the nomination
of Mr. Webster.
One of the Populist planks requires the
selection of candidates for the United
States Senate to be chosen by the State
Convention, ana for whom Populist legis
lators will be obliged to vote. The object
of this rule, it is stated, is to locate the
power of the emeus.
The Populists of Alameda County will
hold their convention in Oakland next
week, at which delegates to the Sacramento
convention will be elected.
Colonel Collier ot Alabama, who was
the candidate for Attorney-General on the
Populist ticket iv that Slate, receiving
113.000 votes as counted, and as he de
clares, several thousand votes which were
not counted, has been in this city some
weeks. He is very sanguine over the party's
prospect in his Stae. He declares that
Kolb, who has been nominated, will sweep
Alabama.
The San Francisco organization bas just
chosen its delegates to the Populist State
convention, which are: W. E. Walker, T.
11. Purler. T. V. Cator, J. I>. Thompson,
0. F. Peck, A. B. Kinne, E. P. Burman, F.
I_. Baldwin. M. McGlynn, A. W. Ti-oibd
son, F. L. Browne, C. H. Johnson. G. li.
Gillespie, Charles B. Johnson. W. L.
Thompson. W. H. Goff, P. A. Terry, D.
L. Howard, B. K. Collier, J. C. Gore. F.
A. Potter, E. Gils.-n. J. W. Swales, E. D.
Wheeler. E. V. Houghton.
The convention whicn met In this city
on Saturday evening placed itself on rec
ord by declaring that "laws mak ng pov
erty or absence of means of support a
crime are inhuman, and ought not to exist
in the codes of civilized nation*.."
A resolution demanding the establish
ment of free employment agencies, ana
prohibiting the payment of employes in
time-checks, was adopted.
One if the changes which will result
from the adoption of the purity of
election la ks will be a radical change in
the organization of the committee on cam
paign and expenses. All of the political
pa i tes will require to change their organ
zation to compv with this law.
THE TURKISH DANCERS.
A Jury Will Decide Upon Their
Cases on April 6.
Judge Conlan bad a large audience in
his court yest-jrilay morning, attracted by
Belle Bayer and the Oriental beauties,
who have shocked the feelings of Secretary
Kane of the Society for the Suppression of
Vice by performing the "dansedu ventre"
at the Midwinter Fair. The defendants
were all present and chattered volubly In
French to each other, while their counsel
was busily engaged in showing that they
had not outraged the law «if tin Slate.
Attorney Kuef interposed a demurrer,
arguing that the mu-cle-d nice did not
come within the meaning and intent of
the law which makes it a misdeme .nor "to
exhibit or perform any indecent, immoral
or lewd play or other representation."
He grew eloquent in his argument, urg
ing that it was not an indecent, immoral
or lewd play or other representation, but
merely a dance. "If," he said, "you char
acterize tins dance a* a representation
then I say advisedly it is the representa
tion ot the poetry of motion, or, in other
words, a moving poem."
Judge Conlan was not in the least bit
moved by the attorney's eloquence, and
bluntly overruled the deniurr«*r. As an
afterthought he said that he might change
his mind before Friday, April 6. the day
set for the trial of the test case before a
jury.
Mrs. Hunter's Suit.
Answer has been filed Id the Superior
Court to the suit brought by Mrs. Jonn N.
G. Hunter against Harmon J. and C. L.
Tllden et al.
The suit was to declare a trust in the
shape of a deed whereby the late D*vid
Hunter, husband of the plaintiff, set apart
certa'n property of the value nf over 530,
--000 to his wife. The answer denies spe
cifically and t_en-rallv all the allegations
contained in the complaint.
• — ♦ — ♦
Got Her Divorce.
Rosa Eytel lias obtaioed a divorce from
Randolph Eytel on the ground of willful
desertion.
_M Oil Vl_ «>_- M Eh/UN «__>.
C___S=- Doric Lodje No. 316, F. and <_
*-=^ A. M.. 121 1-ddy St., called meeting tv\
THIS (THURSDAY) EV. MNi, at 7:30 tfV
o'clock, second degree. All Masons and so- f*\y\
journlng brethren are Invited. Uy order of the
W. M. flj A. RRDVBERG, Secretary.
«£-__§= S. it g ■ Fr cs o o.i_t *_
■fc*-*-^ No. 212. F. and A.M.. meets THIS _\
EVENINU at 7:30 o'clock for second (le-lS _\f
aree. By order of the master. /\*P\
tlj K. C. HARE, Secretary.
■___§*■ C» ifoini i l.nilr i no. .. P. & ai
«**-*-*' A. M .will meet I Hl*. (THO RSDAi) _&.
EVENIN'.. March 29, at 7:30 o'clock. _f_f
Third degree. By order of to Master. /V>
_1 rRA.SKi.IN H. DAY, Secretary.
W_W* Golden West LodseNo. -«■■'■ »■
*>-& 322, 1. o. O. P., meets To-c_Sd^^.
NIGHT, initiation and special husi- -__s^_f^
cess. R. C. BLACK. N. P. pro. tern. e^%riW*s>
J. F. Bt-'KKfc., Rec. Sec i
p__s= ♦ «ld l«-li. I mi-loy- &_fMM_
»~ c ' me t Association, room 1 1. ■^_xf c ____
1. O. O. F. bide, furnishes first-class -^OBfcJ^
help of all kinds, hours? tog pu.l3 Im -""-Jvyn-N s^
g__ss-» Aunt. .1 Mrtuiiii.— i lie l;. v . ,_r in-
»*-* r nnal meeting of the stockholders of the
( on. Wyoming Cold Mining Company will be held
at the oflice of ihe company, SOS Fine St., San
Iraucisro. Cal.. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of
April, 1894, at 1:30 r. it., for the purpose of elect-
ing a Board of Directors to serve foi the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other business
as may comebetore the meeting. Transfer-books
will close on .MONDA v. April 2, at 3 p. M.
W. J. ti LKNETT, secretary.
Offlee— Pine St.. San Francisco. _nr2o td
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W_~__f Rnom-I'apcrin;, »2 ; VVhitenii'K,
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Room 70. St. Ann's building. mr2l lm
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any hour, ironi any point on company's line to fol-
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lady: small wa?es no objection; reference given.
Address O. P., box 117. Call Branch. inr2B vt*
I.V NORWEGIAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL
i» housework. Call It) Oak Grove aye. mr_B 2t*
L IRST-CLASS I'OOK WOULD LIKE PLACE
ii in private family; will do general housework
and give the best of references; 7 years In the
East: will work In city or country. M. A. SHORT,
753 Seventh street, Oakland. mr2B 2t
14 ANTED I'Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
' ' woman a situation to do general honsework
and plain cooking. Please call or address B«J7
Mission st. mr2B 2t*
v*li:si. WITH EXPERIENCE WILL GIVE
i.' her services East or to Europe for fare or part
fare. Address Miss OLESoN, 220 V& McAllister
street. mr23 2t«
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL 15
• years old to take earn or 1 or 2 children.
Please call or address 928 North Point St., near
Larkln ir.r T 3t«
L BENCH GIRL, SPEAKS ENGLISH, WOULD
F like a position In private family as cook or
chambermaid. M. C. 439 Bush st. iur27 3t*
I*oo*o GERMAN GIRL TO DO LIGHT
1 housework: < >akland, Alameda or San Rafael;
wages 15. Call or address 65 Minna si mr 27 'Al*
_\ OMAN WISHES SITUATION - WHERE SHE
*■ can take her daughter, 14 years old; woman
good cook: wages $25 to $30. Call or address
1616 Clement aye.. Alameda. u_i27 St*"
ANTED— BY A COMPETENT WOMAN. BlT-
uaiioti to do general housework; is a good
cook and laundress; no objection to the country.
Address Competent, box 123. Call Branch. 27 3t*
BY RESPECI'AI'LE WOMAN, TO DO GEN-
eral housework; first-class cook. Call 1052
Howard St.. room 1, first floor. mr27 3t*
y OUNG WIDOW WITH 3 CHILDREN WOULD
J like nation aacook on ranch or manager of
lodging-house. Address 5 1 9 Sacramento st . room
107. mr26 4t
. IRI.S ARK ALWAYS INTERESTED IN
'' beautiful things: that is the reason they get
go much enjoyment out of "Picturesque Cali-
fornia."
HE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG lAi'V DULY
qualified and with some experience, desires a
posltii ii. temporary or permanent, as stenogra-
pher and typewriter understands also the us« of
tbe Edison mimeograph; moderate in her Idea ot
salary. Address B. M care of ASHTON & GAR-
DIN . K. 411 Monte mery st, rnr.lni
A WEEK'S NEWS - FOR S CENTS — THE
WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing.
SITUATIONS \\ A.NTKJJ— SI ALE.
LURST CLASS ""FARMERS. TEAMSTERS. ME-
r chanles of all kinds and other help can be ob-
tained by applying to J. F. CKOBEIT & CO., 628
Sacramento st. mr2f> 7t
\ TTENTION. FARMERS— GET YOUR PLOW
.-A bands from C. K. HANSEN A CO.. 110 Geary
street. Telephone 485. . d»7 tf cod -
I*. ANTED— BY YOUNG MAN OF EXPERI-
*» ence. position lv country store; good book-
keeper: wages no object. Address li., box 64,
this office. mr.. tf
SITUATION. WANTiD-BY BLACKSMITH;
O general workman; horsesuoelng and wagon-
iroticr; city or country. W. B. ABELL. 706 Fell
Street. mrZt. 7t*»
STTTATIONS WANTED - CONTINC »D.
\ Ol NG MAN, 24 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
1 work; handy at anything; wages no object:
references. Address a. box s4. this office. mr2tf St*
YOUNG Man WISHES EMPLOYMENT: DON'T
1 smoke or drink ; understands the care of horses
and can milk cows. Address P. J. N., box 54, this
office. mr293t*
CI 'UATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS
C German cook In hotel, restaurant and club-
house. Care of Conclave Saloon, cor. Geary and
Kearny sts. . mr 29 3t*
COY. 13 YEARS OLD. WISHES SITUATION IN*
' store or cashboy: is willing to work. Address
806 Green st. near Mason. mr29 3t*
BY YOUNG MAX. IN PRIVATE FAMILY. AS A
butler or at housework; has best of city refer-
ences, J. SVOBODA, care of Austro- Hungarian
Consul. mr29 2t»_
A cad"emical-edi;cated YOUNG GERMAN.
*» speaking French and Italian, wants* position
as bookkeeper and office assistant or as a teacher
for children: he slso gives lessons in his native
language; city or country: best references. OK-
KERTS H. BOSE. box 153, Call Branch Office. *
V OUNU COMPOSITOR WISHES POSITION IN
office where he can learn jobwork: city or
country: five years' experience. Address E. YV.,
box 128. Call Branch office. _*_
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG BAKER AS
k assistant with pastry cook. Address Eater,
box 86. Call Hranch Office.
ITCHI-N-IHAND-A DANE WANTS PLACE
in hotel or restaurant. Apply 704 sansome. *
ENERGETIC YOUNG MARRIED MAN. SPEAK-
J log English, German, French and Spanish and
handy with tools, wants work of any kind. Ad-
dre.s 8.C., box 146. Call Branch Office. mr2B 7t»
ANDY MAN WANTS WORK ATTAINTING,
carpentering, laying carpets and to make him-
self generally useful lv hotel or institution city
or country; wages low. Please address J. W., box
100. Call Branch. mr2B 7t«
SITUATION WANTED BY COACHMAN AND
O .ardener; Dane; 37 years of age; city or
country: good horseman; references. Address
R b., box 24. this office. Mr « 6t*»
TH.KiUGI.Y RELIABLE AMERICAN WANTS
work In summer hotel: Is handy w th all kinds
of tools. Address L. H. 1., 304 Third St. 28 3t»
ERMAN COOK, COMPETENT AND RELIA-
nJ ble. with refere ces, wishes employment on
ranch, private place or small institute Address
Cook, box 64. this office. inr'2B 2t*
BOY, 17 YEARS OLD, WISHES A SITUATION
L» In any kind of store or butcher-shop: can cut
meat and well acquainted with city route in de-
llvery. Address 613 i, a Natoma st mr2B2t*»
MAN WANTS WORK AROUND A PRIVATE
place or hotel; small wages. Address A. 1.,
box 136. Call Branch. mr2B 2f»
L ASTERN EXPERT FOUR AND SIX IN
L- hand reiusman, first-class with draf. or
blooded horses and horned stock, continuously 8
years manager of stock ranch in California, wants
work; city or country; references. Address
Driver, box 120, Cell Branch Offlee. mr2B 2t*»
ANTED-SII UATION BY lOUNG SWEDISH
painter: city or country. Address B , 921
Mission st. mr'29 '21*
STRONG BOY OF 16 WOULD LIKE A TRADE
0 of some kind to learn. Address 102 Twenty-
third St., near York. mr2B _t*
V FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND PIE BAKER
»s foreman lv bakery. 654 Natoma. mr'2B 2t*
SITUATION WANTED BY A BARBER: 12
0 years' experience Address G. W., box 123.
Call Branch office. mr27 Gt*
POSITION AS COACHMAN BY MIDDLE-
-1 aged Swede; competent of taking care or fine
horses and carriage; city or country; 14 veers of
good city reference. Address Swede, box 127,
Ceil Branch Office. mr27 51*
\\ ANTED A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN (7.-
-28, speaking German and French, position in
office or as interpreter. Address A. a., box 68, (all
Dffice. mr27 St"
MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN, WaNT A
position in orchard or nursery : has California
experience. Address M. W., box 127. Call Branch
office._ "_______*_
. ARBERS— FIRST-CLASS MAN IS OPEN FOR
city engagement. Address Barber, box 112,
Call Branch Office. mr27 St*
. V MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSES AND
' gardening generally useful In a gentleman's
bouse. Address Mao, box 135, Call Branch
"race. mr*27 St*
MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATION TO DO
cooking in country hotel 1126 Market st.
room 56. Standard House. mr'27 st*
BARBER— A FIRST-CLASS, STEADY. SOKER
and Industrious barber wants either steady
work or to help out: city or country ; test of re-
ferences Address JOSEPH 11LV_1.-N>. 1919
Magnolia st. Oakland. m|_S7|
LNULiBHMAM fHECENT ARRIVAL) WILL
»-■ accept situation of ai.v kind: 20 years in rag.
paper and waste trade: tiled] temp-rate; keep
books or take entire charge: security: permanency
before wages. Address, first instance. Ensllsh-
iniiii. box 111. Cml Branch. nir'2.3 7t»
rt-.yiAi.i. (l I._.|- - « A.N'i
»\ ANTED— PROTESTANT CHAMBERMAID
'* end laundress, Oakland, $25: chambermaid
and laundress, city $26: Protejtant cook, San
Rafael, $30: German cook. German family. $30:
parlormaid bud waitress, $26; young iiursegirl.
Berkeley, $15: 10 housework girls, $20 and $25.
Apply MISS PLUNKKTT. 424 sntter St. 1
14 ANTED— 4 FIRST-CLASS HOTEL WAIT-
'• resses. $22: German boarding-house cook,
$30; I family cooks. $25; German, swede or
French second girl. *16; 4 small gins, assist, $12
and ? l?>*. M houseglrls, nice places city and ccun-
try. $15 to $26. ». F. PIPHERA CO.. 20 Ellis. 1
/'OUR AND .SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, »25
* and $20: laundress, hotel. $25: girl for scrub-
bing and cleaning. $25: cook on ranch. $20. R.
T. WARD A CO.. 608 and 610 Clay. 1
\l ANTED- 1 WAITRES>ES^ FIRST-CLASS
'* bnardlng-nnuse, $20; German cook, $30: Ger-
man second g rl: German nurse, $25: laundress,
private boarding-house, $20. LEON ANDRE. 320
Sutter st. 1
wECOND GIUL AND DO PLAIN WASHING. 2
■ In family, $25: 2 second girls $15: 8 house-
work girls, city and country. $20 and $25. Apply
Mis- CI LLEB. 100 Stockton st, room 2. 1
* > HOTEL WAITRESSES, $20 EACH. APPLY
_- early to MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton St.,
room 2. 1
ERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL, 3 IN FAMILY,
$25. Apply MISs CULLEN, 105 Stocktou st.,
room 2. i
l\ ANTED-GFRMAN COOK, NO WASH. $30;
'* strong Invalid's nurse. $20; 2 hotel cham-
bermaids: Germ n second clrl. $.0, and others.
J. F. CROSETT A CO.. 312 Sutter at. 1
\ OLNG LADY TO ACT AS COMPANION. C
» K. HANSEN ACQ.. 110 Geary st. 1
waitresses, hotel, ci iv, $20; cook.
— small oardlu^-hoiise. city; American house-
Work girl. *20; 2 German cooks, city. $25: '_' -ec-
iimi girls, $15, and others. C. R. HANSEN a CO. 1
fkj EAT, PREPOSSESSING. REFINED HOUSE-
Iv keeper, about 25 years of age. C. R. HAS-
SEN A Cm.. liO Geary st 1
l\ ANTED— B WAI I RESSES. $20 AND ROOM;
"-' cook and second girl. $40: chambermaid. $15;
pantry girl, $16. HoTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearny. l
C.UTTING AND DRESSMAKING TAUGHT;
J new spring styles; patterns cut to order. 25c.
McDoWELL dresscuttlng school, over the
Maze. mr29 tf
LADY SOLICITORS TO SELL A NEW Nov-
elty In Jewelry. 131 Page. mr29 3f
L 9 GOOD PIANISTS, BRUENN * HEINE, 40
_L___ O'Farrell St., piano warerooms. mr29 3t*
STEADY RELIABLE YOUNG GIRL TO HELP
wltb baby and upstairs work; references re-
quired; $10 per mouth. 1324 Page st. bet. Lyon
and Lott. mr'29 2t*
EXPERIENCED LADY CANVASSERS l-Olt
irihiiug; salary and commission. Address
WESLEY SMITH, general delivery. P. O. mr29 2t
1 . ANTED-COLOKED GIRL TO DO XI I CHEN
*' work. 579 Harrison st. mr'29 2t»
\-Ot'N(- LADIES TO LEARN MILLINERY UN-
-1 der a competent teacher: will graduate tbem
in three mouths, competent to fill a first-clans po-
sition. Call 402 Ellis st , above Jones. •
AT EAT, WILLING YOUNG GERMAN OR
_s Swedish girl for general housework; small
family: $15. _J8 o'rarrell. after 9 o'clock. «
EXPERIENCED SK'RTMsKER WANTED.
330 Sutter St. SCHI.M MEL A GLOVER. »
GOOD PANTS-FINISHERS; STEADY WORK.
215 Stevenson st •
EXPERIENCED TAILORI'SS ON CUSTOM
i- coats, also apprentice. 230 seventh St. •
GOOD TAILORESS WANTED ON CUSTOM
sJ coats. Apply 8 Montgomery eve., rm. 7 •
I?IRST-CLASS FINISHER ON PANTS: ALSO
J apprentice 765 Mission. •
L IRST-CLASS FINISHER ON CUSTCM COATS.
1 765 Mission St. ■• c
, IRL FOR I. ENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1507
' » Golden Gate aye. •
I ADY GOOD ADDRESS, BUSINESS ABILITY.
iJ Apply Pacific Coast Employment CO., 1079
Market st. *
T? IRBT-CLABS TAILORESS. CALL 61 RUSS
A 1 ii., 7 r. m. •
L IRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON CUSTOM
* work. 702 Broadway. »
LADIES. TO LEARN PROFESSOR LIViNU.
ston's French combination of Square's System
of Dress-cutting: also. Prof. L.'s latest invention,
"The Dress-cutting Machlnn." This machine re-
ceived tbe Gold Mcd 1 at World's Fair, Chicago.
1893, overall competitors; cuts directly on the
cloth, without the aid of pencil, paperweights,
screws or pins. This machine can accomplish
more In one hour than by any ether system le a
week. It will produce a perfect garment, which
can be basted, boned, stitched and finished with-
out guesswork or refitting. ihe most inexperi-
enced cau learn how to use in a few hours: good
wages guaranteed. Parlors, 411 ,2 Kearnv st.;
open evening. 7to 9 o'ciock. mrlStfThsaTu
"1 ERMAN GIRL FOR (.ENERAL HOl'SE-
' > work. Corner Twenty-fourth and Diamond.2t*
APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM COATS. 509V_
Natoma st mr2B 2* .
1.l OUSEKEEPER WANTED; SMALL FAMILY";
I I no children; uo washing: plain cooking: state
smallest wages, age, temperance; 3 grown adults.
Address Housekeeper, M., box D. Call Branch
Office, 116 Ninth st tnttf? 3f
\l IDDLE-AUED WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
1\ 1 work; 2in family; no washing. 303 Davis
-'' work; 2ln family; no washing. 3U3 Davis
I stteet. u_rS7 3i*»
HELP WANTED-CONTIND 1 P.
TT~ANT^I-^Grß__^ oT-l_^ ON CO TS: HIGH-
■' est prices paid good hand. Apply at 1378
; San Pabio aye-, Oakland mr 27 3t*
L'IRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON PANTS. 827
r Howard St.. near Fourth; good pay. mr27 3"
APPRENTICE IN DREsSMiKING, ALSO
girls. 1842 O'Farrell st. mr37 3t»
L'IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTED. 409
J butter st. mr23 7t*>
SKIRT HANDS AND APPRENTICES WANTED
at 929 a Sutter st. mr23 tt
LADIES TO LEARN DRESSCUTTING; NO
money required. 126 Turk st. '_______.
US. TAILOR SCHOOL DRESS-CUTTING IN-
. stltnte: patterns 25c 34 Golden (late aye. tf
HALE HELP ttAATKI).
IJESTACRANT COOK, $40: SECOND COOK,
'■ $30: 2 hotel waiters, $25; farmers, teamsters,
milkers, laborers end others. MURRAY &
READY. 634 Clay st. 1
BAKER, $60. COUNTRY SHOP: CHIEF COOK,
$65; 20 slate-splitters, $2 60 a day; 10 block-
makers, $2 50 a day. MURRAY & READY, 634
Clay st. 1 '
4 MILKERS, SAME DAIRY, $30 AND FOUND.
T: MURRAY A READY. 634 Clay. 1
i) LUMBER FILERS, $28: POND MAN, $26: 4
— milkers, $20; blacksmith on ranch. $36; .hep-
herd. $20. It. T. WARD A CO., 610 Clay st. 1_
. . ANTED— COOK. FOR SMALL RESTAU-
"' rant, $'!•: cook for plain boarding-house,
country. $..0, see bos- in town; butler, country,
$s'), city references required, etc. LEON AN*
PRE. 320 Sutter st. 1_
\\' ANTED— GARDENER FOR COCNTRY, $25
'* a month and found, steady place, also farm-
ers, milkers and others at W. D. EWER A CO.'S,
626 Clay st. _______
U' AN 1 ED-BRIGHT INTELLIGENT YOUNG
'» man to assist beh'nd soda water counter;
$15: must room end board with parents. Apply
to J. F. CrtOSETT A CO . 312 Sutter St. 1_
L" RENCH SECOND COOK AND FRENCH
1 roast cook, both for a first-class country hotel;
short-order cook, city, $16 a week: Horseshoer.
country s 1 op, $2 60 a day: 3 grafters for a vine-
yard, $26 and found. C. R. HANSEN * Co., 110
Geary st. 1
FRENCH HEAD COOK FOR RESTAURANT,
$100; bakei end pastry cook, hotel, $65. C. K.
HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary st. 1
ANTED - ASSISTANT PORTER, $15:
young man for pantry work. $15: 2 young
men, waiters, small place, $20. etc.: bell boy, $15,
etc. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny St. I
l\ ANTED— BARKEEPER; NORTH GERMAN
*' preferred. "Barkeeper," box 117, Call Branch
Office. mr29 3t«
I IRST-CLASS LADIES' TAILOR WANTED.
T BCHIMMEL A GLOVER. 330 Sutterst.mr27 2*
AN IS AND COAT M* X X FOR COUNTRY.
REISS BROS . 24 and 26 Sutter St. *^_
»> WOODCHOPPERS, $1 50 A CORD 238
— Kearny St.. room 6. *
TAILOR AND TAILORESS ON COAT-MAX-
Ing. 626 Eddy st. *
YOUNG MAN AT PANTS PRESSING. 17
lßuss st. *
BARBER-YOUNG MAN ABOUT SIX (tt)
' ' months' experience. 1006 Mission. *
EXPERIENCED MEN TO SELL COUPONS:
something uew. WILSON'S, 22 Kearny st. *»
it an TED-MAN BIG PAYING BUSINESS:
•' no risks. 1207 Market st. •
rif AN TED— SO TALL MEN FJR OLD HOW-
'» ard-st. Theater, Howard St., near Third, for
tbe production of the great Irish drama, ''O'Neal,
the Great." •
1% ANTED— RESTAURANTMAN; HUN-
* drtds of men employed: a rare chance. Ap-
ply at once, Call i'.raiu* ■, office. •
TAILORS TO WORK ON PANTS. 803 MONT-
gomeiy st., third floor, room 6. *
STRONG BOY IO LEARN THE BUSINESS.
Wardrobe Ken story . .21 Stockton st. *
LOR SALE— A BUSINESS. CALL 116 NINTH
1 st., In store. mra? 81*
(2OIKI MAN AS PARTNER: PAYING OOR-
C! ner; experience not necessary. 633 Howard
street. mr'J9 St*
'PUREE-CHAIR FIRST-CLASS BARBER'S
1 outfit, with combination mirror-case; cheap,
or to trade; part or whole. Barber. 31 Evere.t
street. mr'29 2t*
L'REELCNCH: MRS. DAILEY'**: SOUP. MEAT.
T bread. \_ bottle wine. 5c 6i9 Merchant. 29 7 •
AN LED— MAN TO DO PLAIN WRITING
*• end make himself generally useful: rous* be
satisfied with $75 a month and have $200 cash.
1027 Marketer., room *_. *
MAN WANTED AS PARTNER IN EST. CLUB
room; small capital required. WEILKR. :*l5
Market sL. Olympia saloon. iiir_;. 3t*
3.> 1 ELLIS (THE RoSEDAI.E) — SINGLE
— I rooms, newly furnished. 2ot* per night.
$1 25 per week: cheapest and best in the city.
satisfy yourself: open all night. mr!7 cod tf
BAKU PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOYm-
ent Sec, C TUOKLL. 657 Clay st MThEr iin
, ENERAL WORKMAN ON PAINTING AND
'' paper-hanging. 513 Third st. mr'2B 3t*
L IBS'I. CLASS OPERATORS AND FINISHERS
A on cloaks. 351 c Minna st. mr'2B 3t«
Y4 ANTED— TAILOR TO GO IN COUNTRY:
»* steady work. Plymouth Rock Pants Co.,
1372 Market St. mr2B 21
L IRST-CLASS BABBER-SHOP FOR SALE ON
1 account of other business. 225 Montgomery
aye. Apply 7:30 r. M. Mr-iS 3t»
.1 ANTED— HEAD COOK. $30 A WEEK AD-
dress, with references. Cook, box 134. Call
Brauch Office. mr'27 tf
L OR SALE— FURNITURE COMPLETE FOR
r housekeeping; cheap to a ps'itsma-er with
family: steady position goes with it. lullparticu-
lars at 2124 Center St., East Berkeley. mr2S 21*
V\ ANTED — MAN AND wife IN PRIVATE
*' family In C' untrv, man to cook, wife to do
general housework and washing. Address E. J. IL,
Postoffice-hox 2603. city. mrs7 3t*
CHOI MAKEK, ON REPAIRING; YOUNo MAN;
0 German preferred: regular wages: steady
work. RYAN A X AN, 10 Montgomery avc.27 3*»
IXC BARBERSHOP FOR SALE; GOOD
-1 0 chance fur German barber. Apply Call Kranch
Office. mra7 4t*»
•J-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP- MUST SELL THIS
«> week. Apply Call Branch mr 27 St*
"•(HAIR I ARBER SHOP FOR SALE; Ml ST
• 1 be sold. 70. Howard st. n:r26 St*
A A FOURTH— THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS RES-
"" tanrant that serves coffee and cakes 5c as tf
V T. CHARLES— SINGLE ROOMS, 10c. 15c*.
- bed. 7 1 _c. 1016'/ 2 Kearny and 6 2 8 V _ Pa c l fl c.
AN TED-SEAMEN AND GREEN HANDS.
*' Apply 313 Pacific St., shipping agency 2.1 7**
GOOD 16C BARBER-SHOP; 3 LIVING-ROOMS:
» laundry; cigars. 106Elll*sL mr 23 7i*»
CHOEUAKING-SHOP; GOOD TRADE: AC-
' count of retiring from business; 2 men work-
Ing steady. 1213 Pok st. ____________*
14 ANTED— SINGLE ROOMS 15c A DAY. $1 A
" week; rooms for 2 25c a day, $1 50 a week.
Reading room; dally papers. 36 Clay st. mr22 tf
*] Xi k MEN TO TAKE SINGLE ROOMS. 10c. 16c
J-"" to 25c a night: bouse renovated; all clean.
Railroad House. 533 Commercial st. my 30 lv
L REE COFFEE AND >i.L\ HOME LODGING
r house. 704 Seesome: single rms VQc. $1,53 wk.
JOURNEYMAN BARBERS' UNION EMPLOY',
ment Office. 203 Powell st —Employes supplied,
city or country, at short notice, free. P. H.
BROWN. Secretary^ mr!2 lm
1 EST 10( SQUARE MEAL IN THE CITY
>-> Mechanics, try 637 Clay st fe27 3m
c INGLE ROOMS. 12*^cANlGi T.7SCAWEEK
' O Llndell House. Sixth and Howard sts. my26cf
rt- MEN WANTED AT THE UNIVERSAL
I *J lodging-house. 140 Minna St., bet. Third and
New Montgomery; ro» ms, 10c and 15cnlght.9 lin*
hLECTRICAL ALARM CLOCKS. CLARK'S IM-
' proved Electrical works 2012 Market. _a 6 3m
Bound 10 wake YOU— R. G, wenzkl's
electrical alarm clock. 607 Montgomery .2o 6m
"I 1, A MEN WAn TED-SING ROOMS 16c TO
I " <*6c per night*, clean end airy. Maine
House. 614 Kearny st. cor. Commercial. tf
■■EST IN SINGLE ROOMS, 15,20 AND
' ' 26 cents per night: $1, $1 25. $1 60 per week.
Pacific House. Commercial end Leidesdorff ml7cf
t . ANTED— LABORERS AND MECH ANICSTO
know that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprie-
tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st: lit)
large rooms; iSc. Pr uight; Si to s3 pr week. 20 ly
1 rt- MEN WANTED TO TAKE LODGING;
-1 I -» finest house in the city: 10c 16c and 25a
per night 624 Washlnetoa si anlOtf
HOUSES WANTED.
11' ANTED —TO LEASE IN SAUSALITO.
'» house of 7 to 9 rooms; must have large
grounds. Address Sausalito, box 133, Cail Branch
Oftl c inr29 '.t»
FUKNISnED HOUSES WANTED.
14 ANTED "FOB," CASH — FURNI I ORE OR A
" house of about 7 rooms: In a select neighbor-
hood: furniture must be new and elegant: no
lodging-houses. JOOST A WOOLLEY, 4 New
Montgomery st mr2B 2t
PROPERTY WANTED. .
lAKGE AND SMALL PROPERTIES YVANTED
li for exchange. G. H. UMHSEN * CO., 14
Montgomery >_, fe26 tf SuTuTh
■_^r_^r_,^ MONET TO LOAN.
i, IRST AND SECOND MOhTGAGE: LOWEST
I "-'•*= any terms. MURPHY', 028 Market. 28 tf
Si. 1 y*. _~\l\(\ A 1 LOWEST MARKET RATES
tin JL— --.V-'T/ on city or country real estate;
any sum. A. SCHULLER. 50* Montgomery, te'j tf
Tk 1 ONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND OTHER
_WI valuables at the Security Loan Bank, 110$
Market. »r. Mai in; private e«raaco7 Turtapl- it
v A s -RA.ytISLUI, i._. . i__UALy.OAN BANK.
— 538 Kearny: only corporation that lends money
on diamonds, watches; low interest oc4 :f
***^^ M^^*^ w^ M * ,M^'^ w *'* M *''' i '''''''''^*— -^
FINANCIAL.
il ANTED-TO BORROW $350 FOR 60 DAYS;
'* $75 bonus paid ; wood security given. A : 'rejg
Bonus, box 100. Cell Branch Office. mr.. 2t**
__ PrKSONALS. __^™_
Xf EVV DISCOVERY RECEIPT WILL POSI-
AVi tlv-ly remove wrinkles and smallpox pits In
6 weeks' time, send 10c for full particulars to
MRS. DR. HILL, 28 Geiry st mr 29 a °*-
V, AN TED- ENGLISH LESSONS IN -_"•
change for mandolin. Mrndoilnist, box 43,
this office. mr29 3t*»
g "7-20-4 3-65-37-61-68-6-21-27-35-66-1-11.
4 DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
-rv divorce, probate laws, marriace contracts, pri-
vate. G. W. HOWE, att'y-at-law. No. 1 Fifth St. tf
RAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
sale: also chenille-wove rug* and silk-rag por-
tieres, and dealer In carpet twine in hank or chain
at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW, 709 Fifth St.
Oakland. Cal. felO tf Su : li
I ADIES' HAIR - CURLING. 16c UPWARD;
, - special.*, ?* cutting, dyeing and bleaching.
112 Eddy st. near Mason, % block from
Tivoli. MRS. M. DUVAL. mrll e»d lm
AIR SWITCHES. $2: NATURAL,* CURLY
bangs. $2: hair dressed, 25c, lessons given in
hair-dressing and manicure. La Verite Hatr-
lU.BSluz Kazar. 1170 Market, over Mase. a 5 cod ly
PEOPLE WHO ARE IN TROUBLE AND NEED
advice should call on MRS. BELLMONT; she
will tell you without a question your past life and
present condition, and what the immediate
has lv store for you: gives advice on business,
money matters and all family affairs. 28 Geary
st, upstairs. mr2B tf
CASH CORDS PUT IN 25c: CARPENTERING
C 3 lowest rates. ALBERTSON. 41 Eddy st. 3m
DEBTS COLLECTED; LEGAL PROCESS. 8, F.
Service Bureau, 509 Montgomery St.. K. 8. 7t
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT FROM AND
after this date I will not be responsible for
debts contracted by my son, George v. . Harrison.
ABIGAIL G. HARRISON.
Sen Francisco, Mirch 25. 1894. mr27 3t«
j ANGS CUT AND CURLED, 15c; HAIRDKESS-
ing. _6c: shampooing, 25c: manicuring, 25c:
lessons. MRS. M. .1. HI TLEK. 131 Post, r.20-2L tf
STYLISH DRESSMAKING: FIT GUAKAN-
-0 teed; $3 50 up. 105 Stockton, room 39. mr27 tf
ANOTHER NEW SIOCK OF IMPORTED
A. millinery and novelties for tbe season: artistic
work: moderate prices. MISSES DINAN. 11l
Stockton st, late with Aim* Keith. mr9 3m
CIARPENTERING AND JOBBING PROMPTLY
V done by J. A NILSON, 411 Sansome st. 25 7*
NE MORE CHANCE
Chairs, each 60
Ranges, from $7 00 up
Folding Beds 15 00
Bedroom Suits 20 00
Bed Lounges 12 .0
Tap Carpets, per yard 65
Linoleum and Oilcloth, per yard 45
Parlor Sets 35 00
1 hese are a few of many bargains we h • ye. Biz
stock of second band carpets and furniture.
Terms either cash or easy time payments. .1.
NOONAN. 1017 to 1023 Mission st. bet. sixth
and Seventh Open evenings. mr2l tf
/'L' AKS AND TAILOR-MADE GOWNS TO
vj order: old cloak* made over. FITZGERALD,
rooms 78 to 81, Murphy building. mr2l 3m
MACHINE - WHITEWASHING CONTRACTS
■l'-l taken: machines for sale. 14 Hayesst.mlS ly
\4 AGGIE— BE SURE AND BE HOME NEXT
i'l Thursday, because 1 want to bring you port-
folio 6 of "Picturesque California"; it le now
ready for distribution.
pURE GUARANTEED FOR RHEUMATISM
V> and deafness. MRS. WARD, 1722 Market.2o tf
7 P. l - PER DOZ. FOR CABINETS FULL LENGTH
I _» at ■•odeaus' Art Studio, 10 Slxtb st. mJO 15t
* O. F. FINE SUITS $15: DRESS PANTS
-V . $4 75. Misfit Parlors (now) 513 Montg'y. 19 tf
TF IN NEED OF SHOWCASES. COUNTERS.
1 bars, shelving, mirrors, safes, scales, etc., do
nut fall to see my stock before purchasing; 1 carry
the largest line of such goods m this State, both
new and second-hand. J. NOONAN. 1017 to 1023
Mission St.. above Sixth. . mrlB tf
•ft 9 ;f\ FOR A DOZEN CABINETS: LARGE
t_T_-. • yf picture of Midwinter Fair free with
each dozen at WILSON'S Gallery. 22 Kearny
street mrl tf
PIANO LESSONS. 25c HALF HOUR. BY GER-
man lady, removed to 244 Sixth st. mrl I 3m
CENTRAL PARK RESTAURANT: 1191 AND
* 1193 Market: weekly tickets $2 75: 8 15c tick-
ets »1 10. f mr 6 3m
( AL. CARPET-SWEEPERS: BEST MADE: ALL
' kinds repalredandsold.KlGEßS.3loSutter.llm
ci-HK CHEAPEST PLACE l'O BUY RA " GES
4 agate, tinware, hardware, etc.. plumbing, tin
nlng and stove repairing: bricks and repairs to
fit -ill ranges. COSURoVE'S. 18.'8 Market, mrl lm
PARAGON ROOFING Co., 45 EIGHTH ST.
Tin aud asphaltum roofs painted and repaired,
work guaranteed; inspection free. fei9 3m
RNRY SCHMIDT.SANTTARY PLUMBER
and gasfitt-r: Jobbing a specialty. 623 Golden
Gate aye. ; telephone 2368. felB tf
T~' A E. SNOOK. PLUMBERS. ROOFERS,
' f . steam and gas-fitters. Telephone 1727. 630
Saciamento St.. near Kearny. 0c24 tf
HIGHEST PRICK i AID CAST-OFF CLOTH
ing. gold. Jewelry, hooka. KLEIN. 109 aixth.tr
\» INDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
'* derby WILLIAM McP»UN. 1.95 Market-24tt
WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE
WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
furniture WANTED.
'^ucttojTeeiTwTu-lam
2\ his grand furniture emporium, 543 California
St.. pays cash for goods. mr9tf
. EO F. LAMSON WILL BUY YOUR FURNT-
! » tore: full cash value. 410 Kearny, r'm 8. mitt
\1 J. SIMMONS *CU. AUCTIONEERS. WILL
lvl . buy your furniture, pianos end boons; do
not dispose of them until you have seen him. 1057
Market st ap9 tr
rCABE, 948 MISSION. PAYS THE HIGHEST
IVi price for furniture, stoves, ranges. carpets. 1 y
4 —SPECIALTY BUYING CONTENTS OF
.•A . houses, fiats, general merchandise for cash.
HENRY KUTTN EX. 140 A 142 Phelan h'ldg.Jal tf
A LARGE QUANTITY SECOND-HAND FUR-
2*\ niture wanted: 20 per ct paid more than else-
where. MALONE. 110 fourth; new store. m2O tf
-.. K> ».
TROTTING STALLION FOR SALE AT A BAR-
giln. 40 O'Firrel). A HEKNE. 29 tf
COM. FINE JACKS. FOR PARTICULARS
0 Inquire at stable. Halght and Cole, or of CHAS.
P. HARRIS, 318 Pine, rm. 5. mr!3 Tv Th Sa tf
STABLE; 6 S i ALLS: EVERY CONVENIENCE.
~_ Call or address 642 Hayes st. mr2 If
CEMKNNIALSIABLES— CAKRIAGES.ROCK.
aways, victorias, buggies, etc.. 1621 Califor-
nia st, bet Larkin and Polk.; telephone 66x. M.
CONLON. proprietor . mrl3tt
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
L OR SALE— HORSET H^ItN^i^c7^ART"AND
IT wagon: $75. 128 Twenty-ninth at m___ 4t*
©C /T HORSE, HARM AND CART. NEAR-
yg.OKJ. ly new. 164 Goideu Gate aye. mr27 3t*
FINE BUSINESS BUGGY ALMOST NEW;
" bargain. 143 Bartiett st - mr 27 3t*
LINE BAKER'S WAGON. FINE HACK: ALSO
r surrey and laundry wagon. 828 Harrison. 2s lm
L'IRST-CLASS MILK WAGON, BUGGY AND
P carts for sale. 829 Howard st. mr23 7t*
1 EIKOLD HARNESS C 0. —600 SETS OF HAR-
J_ ness of every description, our own make, at
cut prices this week only. 110 McAllister st, S. F.
fe!9 3m
ASTRO LOO _.
voir HOROSCOPE WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY
I interest you; but "Picturesque California"
will do the same thing much more satisfactorily.
MME. LENEMAR — FORTUNES ToLD by
planets: predicted, 1874, passenger steamer
on island. 1067 Market St.. opp Jones. mrlo tf
ASTRAL SEER— PROF. HOLMES, 106 EDDY.
rms. 13-14; horoscopes: questions; advice.6lll
ASTROLOGY IS A SCIENCE FEW CAN
fathom, but all can appreciate the beauties of
"Picturesque California." now being offered by
The ( .st. to Its subscribers feltitf
CLAIRVOYANTS.
APT cTTaIRVOYANT; CARD-READErJ
business, love, specialty. 122 Taylor, r. 14. lm
VI ME. RITA, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST, HOLD-
i»I Ing receptions daily; ladles and gentlemen-
fee moderate. 1179 Market St., bet Seventh and
Eighth. mr2B 7t*
ME. MOREAU. TRANCE MEDIUM, LIFE
reader; circles ev'gs; fee 26c. 103 4th st.m 27 8
VI ME. ARNOLD, CARD-READ EK-REMO VED
ivl to 1066 Market st, room 9. mr27 Bt*
GYPSY LIKE-READER. LADIES 25c. GENTS
SOc. 6 Seventh st. mr26 7t*
\;KS. MAVO-STKEKS — MEDIUM; TRANCE
Di business; sittings dally. 120 McAlllster.24 ! m
MRS. HUBBARD. TEST, BUSINESS MEDlUM-
readings dally; seance Wed. 7:30 r. v. 123'
Ninth st nir22 tf
I_>ASs. PRESENT. FUTURE; NO FAILURE*
1 ladles 50c, gents $1. 23 i/ sixth, rm 1. mr'22 tf
\, ME. LEGGKTTE— PRESENT AND _.•• Tl RK
ii told: 'ii cents. 905 Folsom. room 3. mr2l tt
i HI. GREATEST TRANCE MEDIUM. JUST
' arrived: no failure; 50 cents up; 10 a. m. to 4
P.M.: 7to 9 evening. 77 Ninth st mr2l tt
MRS. FIX. TEST MEDIUM; DAILY SITTINGS
1191 Harrison St. mr 4 _ m »
MME. RAVENA. CLAIRVOYANT;- LIFE
i>i reader: names given; 25c up. 828 Howard. 2Btf
VI AY FOSTER: EXPERIENCED LADY: KIR-
IvA tunes told: reasonable. 1120 Mission stfe9 tf
MME ANTHONY. MEDIUM AND LIFE
reader: ladles 25c*. gents 60c. 248 Third st
VI ME. EXODIOUS, CLAIRVOYANT, HAS RE*
lvj moved to 1003 Mission st : fee 60c. oc24tt . ,
KS. .1. J WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT. TEST
medium and life-re. ter. 213 Stockton. jel3 it
~ STORAGE.
IRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE.
4.2-644 Mission st CHAS. L. TAYLOR 3 tf
l'llllKli.KAl'Hl.K.S. ™
Ii'INEST CABINET s7S2^PER DOZ. "eIcHEN
1 a BERGER'S Gallery. 503 Moatjaw, cor Green
BUSINESS CHANCES. -, "~
mrrrft TEAMSTERS. SEE THIS— first.
0 I «JU. class double team, new wagon and har-
ness, cost $475. 2 splendid American horses, to-
gether with the exclusive work for one large
downtown wholesale mercantile house, and • ar-
tist for four others, amounting In ail from $3 0 to
$46 per week; is abolntely the best teaming busi-
ness In this whole State; same hauling for over 20
years: positive proof or no sale; trial and Investi-
gation before buying; psrt cash, balance easy
monthly installment*. GEO. STEWART A SON,
632 Market st '.__ 1_
I -.fl PARTNER WANTED: LIGHT AND
tJ^XOU. pleasant inside work glvlnz steady em-
ployment ; clearing $66 to $75 per month to each:
w II suit any one wanting nice, clean, legitimate
paying business; must be willing to work and
m*ke nimself generally useful no night or Sun-
day work; business easily learned; see to-day.
GEO STEWART & SON. 632 Market st. 1
<__•<_•--._"_ PARTNER; COFFEE SALOON. RES-
tff OOU. taurant: Market st. right in heart busi-
ness center: owner, first-class cook, runs that
department: wants steady, reliable man as cashier,
look after help, take charge of dining-room: lar?e
business: Clears Sl6O Der mouth: is a gift:
best paving place In city: cheap, as every one
knows, at -.650: trial given; Ts fortune for some
oue * too much for one: must have help: chance In
lifetime: see to-day. GEO. STEWART A SON.
632 Market St., opposite Palace Hotel. 1
0-1 A~ SALOON : BEST PAYING ON CITY
tIbIZOU. front. GUS STRAND. 11 Kearny. *
fflfTKn F-TuTtsTORE: GOOD LOCATION ; A
<£ . QU. bargain. GC'S STRAND. 11 Kearny. *
-. MALL RESTAURANT AND OYSTER-HOUSE;
to-day. 1016 Howard St. mr'29 3t*
<C7f_M CAFE AND CHOPHOUSE: GREAT
•4T « Ul ' . bargain. MCLAUGHLIN. 26i_
Kearny st mr 26 3t*
Ct/UIA SALOON ON PRINCIPAL STREET: 4
«iP_:v»L'. living-rooms: must sell at once: bar-
galu. McLaughlin. 26^ Kearny st. ror2s 7t«
-5.7r.nn partner WITH capital of
♦jp IV. L. _•. $7000 for gold-mining operation;
good security and first-class references: principals
only need apply. Address M. L.. box 54. this
office. ' nir2B 3t*
/ ' ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; ALSO FUR-
■I niture of five rooms: sacrificed on account of
death; cheap rent 940 Bryant st. mr2B 3t*
LOR SALE— BAKERY. CANDY. NOTION
P store. Apply Call Branch Office. mr_B st*
SALOON, COMPLETE IWITH 4 FURNISHED
rooms, piano, etc.: adjoining Midwinter Fair;
rent only $20. inquire of BACH. M. ESE A CO.
wholesale liquor merchants. 321 Montgomery'
street nir_S .1*
ffliltfl FOR SALE — RESTAURANT. 217
«g) » «-•"• sixth st mr2B 3t*
PARTNER WANTED TO START A GOOD
I show at the fair; capital $300; money secured.
Inquire or address A. SMITH. Dante's Inferno. 3*
L OK SALE— DAIRY PRODUCE AND PRO-
A visions. Call Branch Office. mr2B 2t*
CORNER GROCERY AND FINE BAR; 4 LlV-
yj ing-rooms; cheap rent. Call Branch. mr2B 3t*
pOO D PAYING SALOON. WITH 2 BOWLING-
VJ alleys and sbuffle-bnard: cheap rent and good
location. 53! Sacramento St. mr27 3t*-
— OLD NICE PAVING
■ place.i Address M. P., box 11. this office. 27 4t*
BAKERY AND COFFEE SALOON; NO REA-
aouable offer refused. 606 Pacific st. mr27 ".*
1 - ROCERY AND BAR, CHEAP: MUST BE SOLD
vi on account of sickness. 332 Main St. mr.7 7*
Cl_l P___ WILL BUY AN OLD-ESTABLISHED
»H.l»-)v» saloon with 4 living-rooms; rent $20 a
month Inquire at SW. cor. Sierra and Tennessee
sta . Potrero. mr27 3t*
,1 ELL-PAVING RESTAURANT; WELL FUR-
*' nlshed; cheap rent; bargain. 203 P01k.27 3t*
ft/. CHOPHOUSE. 1879 MISSION ST.
(g-JU. mr27 3t*
/ ' ROCERY AND BAR; GOOD CASH TRADE;
VJ near Market st. Apply Call Branch. mr27 3t*
LIRST-CLASS SALOON : BEST PART OF MAR-
T ket st. Apply Call Branch Office. mr26 7t*
LOR SALE— A GOOD HARNESS BUSINESS IN
F a good country town. For particulars lnauire
Of W. DAVIS A SON, 410 Market st, 3. ¥. mr2s 7t
Q>-t rr_ WOOD; COAL; YARD; NEW BUILD-
***.JL«'U. Ing, good team; wagon: good location:
cheap rent: long lease. Apply 19 Rauscb st.2.'> 7t*
N SALE— THE ABLISKtD SEED
business, with good will and store, of Sevin
Vincent A Co., 607 Sansome st. or particulars
apply to WM. RiG BY, Attorney-at-law, 130 san-
some st mr'2s 7t
<B_C_fl_l COFhEE SALOON AND Rt.sTAU-
«3T i/ou. rant, good paying, well fitted up. with
lease; on aceouut of departure. Inquire 510 Fine
St., coffee saloon; no agents. mr2s 7t*
RESTAURANT AN D BRANCH BAKERY: 3
living-rooms; suitable for man and wife or 2
ladles: rare chaace; cheap. 112 Eighth st 25 st»
BUSINESS MAN WANTED AS PARTNER IN
long-establisned house with capital for new
lines of goods aud increasing facilities; ample
trade for 2 thorough business men, and no other
wanted: no agents. Call 416 Montgomery st.,
rooms 3 and 4. nir24 7t»
CORNER GROCERY AND BAR— N. MARKKT
J at: long established and doing good family
cash Lade; Dig bar business: reasonable price
accepted: this is genuine and stands In vest
tlon; llte's opportunity. 8A1LEY. 759 Market.lo tf
BARGAIN— 2-STORY HOUSE. FIXTURES AN
stock for saloon: cheap. Apply WICHMAN,
LUTGEN A CO.. 318 Clay st mr 23 Tt»
L OR SALE-CORNER BAKERY AND NOTION
T store; 3 sunny rooms; $15. 312 Twelfth. 23 7t**
I ' OOD SALOON. CIGARS I AND AND SHOOT-
VJ lug galery : one of the principal streets: fine
opportunity. Apply Call Branch Office. mr23 7t*
CALOON FOR SALE: ESTABLISHED 30
M years: present owner retiring from business.
For full particulars see --lEBE BROS. A PLAGE-
MAN, SE. cor. Sacramento and Sansome. rer'23 tf
NEWSPAPER ROI TE ON THE OTHER SIDE
Lv of the bay for sate; splendid Investment for the
right man. Address C. L. 1.. Oakland Branch.! B tt
flfcOP-fkf. FEINTING OFFICE ON A PAYING
«i7»>_»\.'l/. basis for sale; full investigation; no
agents, or will sell Interest to a practical -.rioter.
Address W. W . box I6L ('all Bench. mrl3 im
__________________
I^KESSMAKERS
STYLISH DRESSMAKING* Sl : lTS~l5:-r50^UP-
~MKS. HEKGKT. 709 Polk st mr-'3 tf
PIANOS. VIOLINS ANO SHEKT .".ICSIO
EPAR?UTtlE~cXul_T^rs7^^
Dunham A Sons piano; make an offer. 619
Greenwich st, near Powell. mr29 St*
IDOWEK HAS NO FUR I HER USE FOR A
new elegant upright piano; will sell cheap.
Address J„ box 99. Call Branch Office. mr22 tf
/-lOI.NG AI'.ROAD-MfSIC TEACHER MIST
VT sell her beautiful upright piano; a bargain.
Address L. X.. box 99. Call Branch QlHce.n.r22 tf
TECK, CHICKEKI^G A SONS. V SE AND
other pianos sold on $10 installments. BENJ.
CUR I A SON, sole agents. 20 O'Farrell st. tf
L AMILY IN UNEXPECTED KMhAHRASS-
I ment desires to sell very handsome upright in-
strument May be seen at room 21. Flood build-
log- mr 22 tf
N ACCOUNT OF MISFORTUNE -WILL SELL
my new $600 piauo lor less than hair price.
610 a Fulton st ' mr 22 tf
<;TEINWAY UPRIGHT. SLIGHTLY USED;
CI grand tone: half cost. F. W. SPENCER A CO..
721 Market. mr'22 tt
QHEET MUSIC— SOLD FOR 6c. AT W, _.
0 BADGER'S piano-store. 9 Third st mr2l tf
i 'ABINET ORGAN; CASH OK INSTALL^
V meuts; bargain. 12 Hood building. felT tf
MUSIC SOLD FOR 6c AT W. G.
* BADGER'S music-store. 9 Third st fell tf
KOHLER A CHASE. 26. 28 AN. 30O'KARRElL
V st., leading pianos and organs*, oldest music-
touse: largest stock; easy terms ; low prices. ap23tt
ALL KINDS OP REPAIRING AND TUNING;
low prices; first-class work. KOHLER A
CHASE. 28 O'Farrell st do 7 tf
1 - Yho.N JIAbM, tUS TO 814 POST ST.. SOLE
I' agent Sobmer A Co., Newly .nd Evans pianos;
(Tn sen above all others for Leiand Stanford Jr.
University: received Ist prize World's Fair 1 1 tt
i 'Ri-AT RE. tCTION — >HEET MUSIC HALF
V-* Prlce:lo,ooop'c's:6c. MA! V A15.769M5t.22
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANO, MA?Tmn-iN77TrAi**nj^
competent teacher. T.. box 163. Call Branch
Office. ". ■■ . mr 27 3t«
PENMANSHIP. MATHEMATICS TAUUH l DAY"
A and evening. 1170 Market st„ rm. 84.nir._7 6m
ft 9 P_l't PER MONTH -PIANO LESSON'S
slT^.UI* given by competent teacher. P., box
133. Call Branch Office. mr'23 tf
11 /' COMPOSITIONS FOR MANDOLIN. %
11U violin, guitar and banjo. Studio. 116 '-»
Stockton st. _____£______
EDUCATION IS ONE OF THE GREATEST
J things in tte world, and "Picturesque Califor-
nia" is one of the greatest educators.
Y7IOHN. MANDOLIN. 60c AN HOUR. PROP"
V L. MERKI, 728 Howard St.. nr. Third.fe2B tt '
PIA NO LESSONS (11 YEN REASONABLE. MRS?
CUBANAUOII. 45 Mghth St fe!3 3m
VIOLIN. VIOLONCELLO MANDOLIN, BANJO"
W V- 76c per bour at pupil's residence. PKOF.'
FRANCIS. 1128 Valencia St.. near 2 2d. auB
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320 POST ST 7
charges moderate and ev'g sessions. oc2o tf
STIEHL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 661 MARKET
O st: instruction $3 to $10 monthly. ]a 23 3m
TI EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST ST.:
■LJ- always in the lead Send for circulars.aul s tf
SS_?_S-_2_l CIV . L ' MINING. ' MECHANICAL*
.«.»£- rle *' engineering, surveying, architecture,
assaying; es '64. VAN PER aILLEN. 723 Market
PROPOSALS.
T O. O. F.— PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
mup to »oon on the a day of April, 1894, at the
J*-*??,?* »he Grand secretary of tbe Grand Lodge.
L O. (-. F. of California, for th'_ printing, stitch-
ing and binding or 1600 cop.c* of the Revised
Journal or Proceedings of the Forty-second Ses-
sion of said Grand Lodge, together with stereo-
type plates of the same, and 700 copies of the Offi-
cers' Reports and Daily Journals. ,
Specifications can be procured at the office ot
the undersigned, room 1, odd Fellows' building,
corner Seventh and Market sts , San Francisco.
mr24 6t GEO. T. SHAW Grand Secretary.
A WEEK'S NEW: FOR 6 CENTS — THR
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