THE STOCK MARKET.The market seems to have relapsed Intoa condi-

tion of stagnation as there is no business of anyconsequence. The daily tendency is towardweaker values.

NOTES.

The delinquent assessment sale of the Hale &Noi-cross MiningCompany willbeheld to-day.

Bullion valued at $31,876 76 has been receivedfrom the Con. Cal. <£ Va., being the clean-up forthe July run, during which time they produced$42,713 96.

In the Savage, on the 950 level west crosscut 1started from the north lateral drift 106 feet northof the station is advanced 47 feet: face in por-phyryand clay. The south drift from tne westcrosscut from the face of the north drift fourthfloor of north upraise Is advanced 32 feet; face isInlow grade ore. Inthe south drift, 20 feet southof the sill floor southeast drift, they have startedan east crosscut on the third floor of the old stopesand advanced the same 10 feet, passing throughbunches of good ore. They have timbered tuenorth lateral drift from the. station to the westcrosscut 1and are now timbering the south lateraldrift.

On the 1050 level in the west crosscut, 15 feetfrom the face of the main south drift, they continueto stope very good ore from the streak mentionedin the last weekly report. During the week theyhave hoisted 22 cars of ore; car samples average$75 52 per ton.

Assessments Pending.Followingis a list of assessments now pending:

BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco(stock Board yesterday:

REGULAR ItORNIXO SESSION— 9:3O.100 8e1cher... 321100 G*C...38 60Ophir... 1.35200 B<£ B 89100 37,100 Savage. ...39100 88*200 Mexican..67 200 40100 Bodle 18(100 Occldntl..24 50 Union C..49400Ch011ar....58l I

AFTKRyons session— 2:3o. \u25a0

300 Alpha 061700 G <fc C...39 150 P0t051....»6200 Belcher... 321 50 40150 35300 B A 8.... 88 100 H&N..1.35 900 Savage.900 8u11i0n. ...17J1000 0cc1dt1.. 251500 Sierra N..49100 Challeng .30-300 overmn..l7l

Following were the sales in the Pacific StockBoard yesterday:

REGULAR SESSION— IO:3O.100 A1pha.....07 400 C 1mp1...01 300 oDhlr... 1.35200 Alta 15 200 Con NY..03 100 is/200 Andes... 29 100 800 Potosl ....36100 8e1cher. ..32 200 H&JN 1.321', 700 Savage. ..39200 B &8... .87|500 1.35 100 Scorpion..o4250 88 200 Julia, 03:500 S M..09200 8u11i0n....17 400 Justice. ...lo2oo Sierra N..49200 18 500 L Wash... ol, 50 Uni0n....49200Caledo.l2W200 Mcx 67 300 Utah 03150 Ch011ar....58!600 0cc1dt1... .25 200 VJacket. 3B200CC*V2.72ya 200 0vrmn....18l

AJTERSOOS SESSION— 2:3O.200 Alpha 07 600 C.. .01 200 0Dh1r...1.35800 Alta 15200 C Point. .38 50 Savage... .3B200Bodie 18200 0 & C... 300 37.600 Bullion...17,200 36100 *3 Nev....60300 Bulwer...os;2ooH<£N... 1.35 200 49200 Ch011ar....57 200 Mexican.. 6B2oo ...48150 CL AV...2.70 300 Mono 04,200 Cnion C. .49110C0nf1d....92 40OOccidentl.25 200 V Jackt...39

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.WEDNESDAY, July 24-4 p. if.£iti.Asked.] Bttl.Aik'd.

AlphaC0n..... 06 07 Jackson 20—

Alta 14 15'Julia 02 04Andes 27 28lJnstlce 09 11Belcher 32 SSfßentacK. 02 03Best &Belcher. 87 89 Lady Wash.... 01 02BentonCon....

—40 Mexican 67 68 ;

Bodle—

18'Mono—

04Bullion 16 18 Mt. Diablo 15

—Bulwer

_04 05 Nevada Queen.

—06

Caledonia 11 ]4Occldental 23 25Challenge Con. 30 31|Ophir.... 1.30 1.35Choliar 67 69,Overman 16 17Con. Cal.&Va.2.65 2.7o Totosi 35 36Con. Imperial. 01 O'.'.savare 38 39Confidence..... 91 93,Seg. Belcher... 09 10Con.New

—03Sierra Nevada. 48 60 ]

Crown Point... 37 icorpion 04—

EastSierraNev—

05SilverHIU—

04Exchequer.

—03i?llver King.... 16 20

Eureka Con—

20'Syndicate—

03 1

Gould <fc Curry. 38 39 Union Con 47 50 IHaleiISorcrs. 1.35 1.40 Utah.. 01 03lowa 04 05 Yellow Jacket. 38 42 I

STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.WEDNESDAY, July 24-2 T. U.

TTNITED STATES BONDS.Hid. Asked. Bid. Asked.

V84s c0up.,112-

U545reg...112—

MISCKIXANFOCS BONDS.Cal-stCbless.lO9i/i

—Do, iss6s..lOl

—CalElecL6s

—107% P&ORy6s..llO 120

Cntra C W ss) 00 101 P&Ch Ry6s. 9tfy±—

Dpnt-stex-cp 70 95 Pwl-stRR6s.—

116%6s.10634108 Reno,WL«tLlo2 105

F&CHRR63100 - RiverWCo6s—

100Geary-stßss.

—105 SF*NPRR6sIOI%IO2

LosAngL6s.— —

SPRRArir63 97—

Do.Gnted.6s.—

103 iSPRRCaI6s.II2—

MktrBtCble6sl2l—

SPRRCaISs. 87V-100NevCNgßßs.

—102 Do.lconetd. 87Val00

NPC 63.100—

SPBrRCal6s. 98 99NyßCal6s..lOO

—:SVWater6s..l24

—NByCal 55..

— —SV\Vater4s.. 99 99%

Oak Gas 55..105—

StktnG<SE6s—

103Do, 2di5555..105V2

— iSunstT&T6s—

103Omnibus 65..119^120 Sutter-stßss.llO

—PacßollMbs.lo2

—VisaliaWC6s

—92

WATER STOCKS.Contra Costa. 69% 61Va!SanJose

—97%

MarinCo.... 48—

(Sprhg ValleyGAS STOCKS.

Capital—

431,2 PacificLlght. 45 46Central 95

—SanFrancsco 71 71%

OakGLAH. 44Vi-

Stockton..... 17 24PacGasimp.

—81%:

INSURANCE STOCKS.FiremansFd.lsl 160 |5nn...... .... 48%

—.. COMMEBdAI,BANK.STOCKS.Amerß&TC.

— —LondonP&A.l36^l2B

Anglo-C'al... 65 62 London&SF.—

31Bank of Ca1..2^3%230 MerchEx... 12

—CaISD&TCo. 54 60 Nevada ;

— —FirstNationl.l77 180 SatherßCo..

— —Grangers....

— —BAVIN BANKSTOCKS.

GerS&LCo..—

1748% Bav&Loan..—

160HombS&L.IOOO

—Securltv 250 265

Mutual—

45 lUnlonTrust.B3s 850SavUnlon49o 500 |

STREET RAILROAD STOCKS.California.... 104 106 Oak.SL*Hav •

—100

Geary-st.—

90 Presidio.....—

: 13Market-st

— —42

-iSutt«r-st \u25a0

— —POWDER STOCKS.

Atlantic D...—

18 iJucson.— —

California,... 75—

Ivigorit—

30cGiant

—15%!

MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.BlkDCoalCo.

—11 PacAnxFA.. \*/,

—Cal Cot Mills.

— —Pac Borax... 98 100

CalDryDock— —

PacI&NCo.—

30EdisonLlghU

—93 Pac Roll Mill 17. —

GasCon Assn.— —

Part Pai^t Co—

9HawC*SCo.. 6 6 Pac Trans Co

—25%

HutchSPCo.. 11 111/4 PacT&T Co. 50 62 VaJudsonMfgC.

— —Sunset Td&T. 35

— '

MerExAssn.loo—

United C Co..—

•25 \u25a0

OceanicSSCo—

30 I 'HORNINO SESSION. . . .

Street— ssooo Edison L&P Bonds, 107; 10 8 FGaslight, 71%.

AFTERNOON SESSION.Board—looS V Water, 10034.Street— slooo Edison L&P Bonds, 107: B Hutch-

\u25a0on S P Co, 1114.. « 0 m \u25a0

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Louis and Helena L. Hess, M. H. McManus andAlbert Wilford (by B.P. Oliver, Commissioner) toD.J. Buckley,lot on \V line of Buchanan street,65:6 S of Vallejo,S 29 by W 91:6; $3736.

D.J. Bucklpy to Albert Wilford, same; $3736.Joseph M.Wood to Pauline Bachman, lot on W

line of Kleiner street, 82:6 S of Broadway, 8 27:6by W 110: $10.

John Maguire to Jamea G. Maguire. lot on E lineOf Devisadero street, 36:9 N of Ridley,N'25 by E118:9; also lot on SE line of Clementina street.825 SW ofFifth. SW 25 bySE 75; gift.

E. C. and Almena F. Seavey to Ihoroas E.Haven, lot on W line of Devisadero street, 90:6 Sof O'Farrell, S 23:6 by W 103: $6.

Thomas H.and MaryH.Day to Charles A.Day,lot on \V line of Willard street 125 N of Tyler(Golden Gate avenue). N 25 by W 100; $10.

Sarah Thome to William F. Herrin,lot on B lineof Nineteenth street, 37:6 W of Jessie, W 37:6 by8 85:$10.

Hannah Simpson to Ferdinand Kraft, loton Nline of Jersey street, 153:11 W of Castro, W 24:4byN114: «10.

Henry F.Michaells (by T. O'Jirlen, Tax Col-lector) to M.McCann. lot on X line of Missionstreet, 125 NofNevada, N25 byE 100, tax deed ;$1*

Samuel Dowllngto Sarah J. Dowllncr, lot on Wline of Fourth avenue, 325 S of Point Lobos.8 25 by W 120: $250.

Solomon and Dora Getz to Fannie Bahrenfuss,lot on Nline ofIstreet, 107 :6 Wof Sixteenth av-enue. W 25 by N 100: fW.Bridget D. Ford (nee Duffey) to Annte Peterson,lot on N\Vline of Arago street. 160 SW of Pauld-Ing, SW 80, SW 187, XE 86, SE 160, block 4,Belle Roche City: $10.

Lena Loomls (nee Fischer) to Birdie Fischer,lots 47 to 50. block 42. Kunnyside: $10.

Charles M.and Elizabeth d'A. Kinne to EmmaD. Fisher, lot 10, block 10. tract A,People's Hone-stead Association; $10.

Unknown owners (by T. O'Brien, Tax Collector)to M.McCann, lot on E corner of subdivision 8 and•übdivision 1, NE 20 by SW 15,block 114 (as re-corded), tax deed; $1.

Bame to same, loton NEcorner of subdivision 8and SE corner of subdivsion 6, SE 85, E 3i\T S2NW 60 (as recorded), tax deed; $2.

''~"~ ALAMF.DA COCNTY.

Frank and Etta M. Stover of Alameda to MarthaJl. Jones (wife of G. H.) of Alameda, lot on 8lineof Alden avenue (or Twenty-ninth street). 100 SEof San Pablo avenue, E 50 by S 70, being portionoflot 1,block A. Whitcher & Brockhurst TractOakland: $10.

Charles A. and Alice C. Bailey of Oakland toM»ry F.Dntra (wife of Joseph B.) of Berkeley, lot•n W line of Eighth street, 150 S of Bancroft way,

S 50 by W 135, being fractional lot 8. block 124.Tract B, Berkeley L. and T. I. Association, audalso being fractional lot 8, block 124. CorrectedMao Raymond Tract, Berkeley; $5. :

W. G.»nd K. Taylor to Ed H. Benjamin, re-record 457 d 185,lot on S line of Twenty-sixthstreet, 147 feet W of Market, W 27:6 by S 89, block637, together with 5 shares capital stock of theWest Oakland Mutual Loan Association, Oakland;$5. ,\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0

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Estate of Elenore H.Sarowsky toHermann Kos-male. lot on line of Twenty-fourth street, 100W of Caroline, W 33:3 by N 163:6, block Q,

•Northern Addition to Oakland: $400.Hermann Kosmale to Sheldon Pomeroy, same:

$125.David and Lydla P. Banford to A. and Charles J.

Welch of Oakland, lotonSW line of Twenty-thirdstreet, 427:6 SE of Nineteenth avenue. SK 25 byBW 140. lot 24, block 76. Northern Addition toBrooklyn,East Oakland: $10.

C. C. Jorcensen of Oakland to Antoinette 8. Jor-gensen of Oakland, lot on SW corner ofEast Sev-enteenth street and Twenty-fourth avenue. W 120,S 110:3. E 142:5, N33:6 to beginning, being lot 5,block X, subdivision 50 Associates Tract, bastOakland: gift. J

Antonio and Trar.a Midelros to Catherine M.anaJoseph Rohland, lot on N line of Warder street,

275 EofTwpnty-third avenue. E 26. N 74.69. W25.14, S 77.14 to beginning, being lot 12. block A.subdivision block 23. North Alameda Tract, EastOakland; $10. , . \u25a0 •\u25a0 . _

Joseph E. Pearson of Contra Costa to Sarah J.Pearson, lot on W line Of Telesrraph;avf>nue, 60 Nof Forty-fourth street. N50, W 106, S 60, E 105:6to beginning, being lot 25, block 2101, McCourtneyTract, Oakland Township; gift.

Oscar F. and Sarah A. Frantress to Elmer IE.Mc»ill. lot on SE lineof Ayala avenue (Gallndostreet), 82 NE from point of intersection of Ayalaavenue withEast Vicente»street, NE 43 bySE 100,block E. Vicente Peralta Reservation Tract at

Temescal. Oakland Township; $10.Isaac W. and E. M. Aridenbecker to Leila O.

Devore (wifeofC. P.) of Berkeley, loton S line ofCharming way. 120 W of Audubon, W 45 by8 135,being lot 18. subdivision of the Bell property,Berkeley: $3000.

Louise S. E. Hossack of San Francisco to John G.Grlswoid of Oakland, lot on N line of Emersonstreet. 100 W of Shattuck avenue, W 50 by N105,being lot 23, block L.Newbury Tract, Brooklyn:$10.

W. E. and Ermlnia Dargie of Oakland to JohnRichardson of Pan Francisco, lot 225,Rose Trapt,Brooklyn Township; $5.

Builders' Contracts.James Mahoney with P. J. Breman. alterations

and additions on SE line of Bryant street, 66 SWOf Center place: 51398.

Mrs. M. Hockstadter with Richard Slnnot, toerect a two-story buildingon N line of Broadway,197 W of Gough street; $6.00.

D. T.McArthur with E. Zwlerleln, toerect a two-story frame buildingon E line ofLocust street, 100S of Sacramento: $3400.

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Knave originally signified only a boy,then as most waiters and pages were boysitwas applied to male servants, and as nota few 01 those were of roguish habits, itfinallycame to mean a rascal.

SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CAti/—

710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock everynipht in the year.

BRANCH OFFICES-630 Montgomery street,corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock.

?:-'\u25a0s> Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock.SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open

untilfo'clock.

261P Mission street, open nntil9o'clock.116 Ninth strem. open until 9:30 o'clock.

THE SAN FKANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1895.10

Company. No. in theBoard.

Sale Day.

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20.Jne29 July05 .Jly 12 Aug2f>.Jly 13. Aug10 .Jly 13 Aug20t.Jly J» Aug10!.Jly 26 Auk10.Jly 26.AugISl.Ang 2.AugOfti.Aug Si.Aug25 .AuglO .Sept25 .Auglll.Sept10 .Auuls..Sept25 .Augl6i.Sept

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101

BUSINESS OHANCEa-Contlmied.<_? 1 ')£.(} SALOON: v ,Vimx^DV. Clearing $200, 34 rooms, furnished

DECKER, 1206 Market St., cor.Taylor.

jtiOA/i COFFEE SALOON$)OUl'. For sale. DECKER. 1206 Market it..

SNAP-BAKERS' SUPPLIES AND BPICBO route: must be sold this week. DECKER,1206 Market st.

OR SALE OR to LET-WOOD ANDCOALyard; horses, wagons, harness, etc., In gool

running order; express business attached. Apply1915 McAllister St., bet. Lyon and Lott.

JT»JTA RESTAURANT. 1879 MISSION ST.

OR SALE CHEAP-HOTEL AND FURNl-ture: aoinp: good business; flrst-class location;

prosperous town: 35 rooms .furnished ;barroom;barn: storeroom; electric lights: modern conven-iences. Address Box356, Santa Rosa, Ca!.

O»QO' WILL BUY GOOD PAYING RES.«Jp_J_i--) tanrant: trial allowed: sickness cause 01

selling. Call at this office.

AMILYLIQUOR STORE FOR SAT X VERYX cheap. Inquire N.E. cor. Fourth and Minna sis.;no agents. \TFXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-CIGAR-STAND,XJ clearing $140 monthly: best location incity;low rent: long lease: full Investigation so'iclted.Call 214 Golden Gate aye., her. 5:30 and 7:3.0 p. m.(_.Q'An OR LESSER AMOUNT-PEOPLE'S«3pOOUU Bank books forsale, or will trade forcitylot. Address Lot, box 83, Call.

\u25a0nRUGSTORES— BARGAINS; GOOD LOCA-Xf tions and trade; investigate at 18 Crockerbuilding. O. G.DAY.

FOR CHEAP: AGOOD-PAYING RES-taurant; good place for man and wife; trial

given;rent $17. 2424 Mission st._^

ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERYand bar: stock and fixtures. Apply this office.

"[^EARLESS OPERATOR WITH $7600 CAN'

X purchase enterprise which, without further out-lay. will yield investor $10,000 annually: tritlersand brokers ignored. An. E. M. 8., box 169. Call.

T\rANTED—TREASURER FOR FIRST-CLASSV? theatrical company: must have sBoo cash; ref.

required. Address A. 55., box 81, Call Office

W" ANTED TO BUY—RESTAURANT OR SA-loon connected with lodgings: state price; no

agents wanted. Direct to J. R. & W. F., box 58,Call Office.

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jftQliA CIGAR-STORE, DOING A PAYING«JJ)O''U. business; 3 furnished rooms; low rent;a bargain. 417 Hayes st.

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Ll> ESTABLISHED FRUITSTORE FORsale: cheap. 1105 Howard Bt.

LODGING-HOUSES FOB SALE.

O BUY OR SELL A LODGING-HOUSEquick for cash see GUS STRAND,45 Third st.

QQ-ROOM HOUSE; OFFER WANTED; WHAT00 willyou give? DECKER, 1206 Market st.1 HOUSE: THE BEST LOCATION;-LD only $450. DICKER,1206 Market st. _ETVROOM HOUSE AT YOUR OWN PRICE INO\J payments. DECKER. 1206 Market st.(2;IAA OFFER WANTED: 14 ROOMS,WELL«5> I\J\). furnished; Post st. SCHARFF, 18Post st. .©9^A 14-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE: VERY«Tp^t)U. cheap; rent $35; most of rooms rented.ANDERSON A GREEN, room 10, 632 Market.

PART CASH:35 ROOMS FINFFURNITURE;X good business: must sell. 110 Ellis st., room 1.

QAROOMS; TERMS REASONABLE. 222yaO\J Fourth St., cor. Tehama.\u25a0flu"Q~-rrk 42 ROOMS: RENT $70: HOUSE*•irO-JU. keeping rooms; fine location. A.M.SPECK ACO., 602 Market st. \u25a0

ffl»97r FURNISHED HOUSE 11 ROOMS«|p-5 IO. and store: cheap rent: 6 months' rentpaid. Apply322 Third st.

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furniture FOR sale.

edrooST^etT^ii^ ra^e^?t~>

tables"$2 15: Roxbury Brussels, 75c laid; oilcloth,

20c; open evenings. SHIREK, 1310 Stockton st,

fIUTPRICES INFURNITUREAND CARPETS\J this week at McCABE'S, 918-950 Mission st.

"DEDUCTIONS ON LARGESTOCK, NEW ANDXV second hand; 400 carpets, good as new; oil-cloth, 25c; parlor suits, $19 up; linoleum, 45c;7-piece chamber suits, $14 60; cornice-poles, 25c;ranges, $6; cash or Installments; goods shippedfree. T. H .NELSON. 126 Fourth st.

FURNITURE WANTED.jS^ASH^XfD^OR^FIJRNITURE 7aND~"mEi£\J chandlse. L.H.BURD, Auctioneer.lo Fulton.

G. KRASK V, CARPETS, PICTURES^• folding, iron beds, furniture; low prices: CaUstepladder manufactd for the trpdp. 779 Mission.

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•CARPETS. .'. '

RU^S^LsT^S^TAirTr^OXB^RY^BRUsrsels, 75c. laid; linoleum, 40c; heavy oilcloth,

20c: open evenings. SHIREK, 1310-1312 Stockton.

carpet cleaning.

tV^a^To^XTTJa^p^t^be^in^^nd^eno^Xi vating Works, HAMPTONABAfLY;layingand altering. 313-315 Guerrero; Tel.Mission 244.

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CARPETS. THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND\J renovated same as now. 8. FERGUSON- «fcCO., 23 Tenth st. - Telephone number, south 36. •' .

ITT STEAM CARPET-BEATING ANDRenovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighthst. G. B.

STEVENS, manager. Telephone No.,south 250.HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITHpoor work send toSPAULDING'S Pioneer Car-

pet Beating Works, 353-7 Tehama: teL So-40. •

CONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 333\J Golden Gate aye. ; telephone east 126.

fJIHE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANINGCo. (lncorp.); old established carpet cleaning

machines; cleaning 3c yard. 230 14th, tel.6074:MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATINGANDREN-

\u25a0 ovating works. 453 Stevenson: tel. 3228.

HORSES.f

.__OR SALE^STRONGi SOUNd) GENTLEyoung horse; weight 1200: drive any way.

Rear 925 Harrison st. or141,4 Oak Grove aye.

ORMAN BRED MARE COl^T (TWOliweeks) for sale cheap. 327% Bryant st.

FOR SALE— FINE HORSE AND BUGGY FORX park. Can be seen at Mascot Stables, 1110Golden Gate aye.

A(\ HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONSttv/ buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade HorsaMarket, 327 Sixth st.;auction sales every Wednes-day. SULLIVANADOYLE, Auctioneers."IAA SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALLX\J\J kinds: • second-hand wagons, buggy, carts;also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia ats.

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WILL BE\u25a0L sold to the highest bidder at 602 Market streeton Tuesday. July 30, at 3 o'clock p. m. by JohnH.Speck:1diamond stud of about 2% carats;1set diamond earrings of 1carat each: 1ruby pinwith cluster ofsmall diamonds: 1ring. 3opals andcluster of diamonds :1locket withclutter ofdiamondcrescent, a_id 1 diamond 'ring of about 1carat.JOHN H. SPECK.T\IAMONDRINGS, PINS, EARRINGS, STUDSXJ at half store prices; gold watches, any make,for weightof cases. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grantavenue. . , '

OR SALE— FINE PHOTOGRAPH OUTFIT;76 records: two batteries; allcomplete, $125.

J.B. DAVIS,1055 Market st.PHYSICIAN'S OPERATING CHAIR:EXCEL-X lent condition; great bargain. 741 Fllbtrt st.

"VTO. 8 RANGE, FRANCONIA: WATERBACK,1* with pipes complete ;$15. 1710 Market st.

<D»9A NEW HOME SEWING-MACHINE: 7«4P_i.U. drawers; allattachments. 939% Mission.

I" JUNE ST. BERNARD PUP, S% MONTHS COL--1 11ns breed $15. 1501 Mason, cor. Broadway.

AMILY COW FOR SALE CHEAP. 416Twenty-eighth st. \u25a0 :: ' '

WOOD LATHE. 24-INCH PLANER, FOOTV> lathe, scroll-saws, etc. 1721Mission st.

T?ORSALE-FROM SEPTEMBERS 100 GAL- t1lons country milk per day rirst-class recom- .

mendations. Address J..W.;BROW .\,Mllpltas,orBENEDICTBROS., 3514 Sixteenth st., San Fran-cisco.QT. BERNARD PUP, 4 MONTHS OLD; COL-O lins breed; $20. 1501 Mason, cor. Broadway.

LL TYPEWRITERS RENTED, ~~~T~"

includingSMITH PREMIER. •

LEO E. ALEXANDERABRO.,'

'218 Sansome st. ... .. \u25a0 .,

T.MVE PNEUMATIC SAFETIES FOR $100;J? $25 singly. 326 McAllister st.

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ILCH COW FOR SALE IN GOOD CON-dltlon. T.HURLEY,230 Douglass st.

HEAfEST PLACE to buy gas fixtures.H. HUFSCHMIDT,623 Golden Gate aye.

ILSHIRE SAFE, LETTER- SCALE,coffee-mill and money-till:cheap. 102 Clay st.

1LOT OF EASTERN STANDARD MAKESof safes • which have been taken Inexchange

as part payment for the Waltz safes, as follows:3 burglar-proof bank orcoin safes, 7 jewelers' safes,

'8 pawnbrokers'

-safes, 13 merchant safes: tire and,

burglar proof: all sizes; at less than half cost; seathem before you order. The Waltz Safe Salesroom,221and 223 Market St., factory 13 and 15 DrummSt., San Francisco. Cal. . ."VTEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND-"1M:hand. W. S. RAYMfg Co.. 12 California st.

OUNTE R S. SHELVING, SHOWCASESyjbought am) sold -1121% Market bet. 7th and- , ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW.PROBATE

x\.laws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice ana?°}}?%,X^l3: term reasonable; collections, etc.G.W .HOW E,att'y-at-law, 850 Market.cor.StocktonMONEYADVANCED TOLITIGANTS,COURTcosts and charges paid inmatters of probate,contracts, damages, accidents, notes, first-class

TOHNH. AITKEN,ATTORNEx-AT-LAW, RS.v 16 and 17. 402 Montgomery st.; cor. California.W D 'ATTOR -AT-LAW,420

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TT .California at., rms. 14-15: advice free. •

__TI[PJ^WRITKRS AND SUPPLIES.

FOR BEST VALuX~G^T^C^LIGRAPH"nTJ. last longest and does bestt work. United Tvpe-wrlter and Supplies Co.. 413 Montgomery st.

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G"1OOD TYPEWRITERS,, SALE AND.RENT!rHANSON &CO., Chronicle Bldg., room 33.:'v''-:-:.? ,.."r *\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0':

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BUSINESS CHAlf^^^^PROLL

*STENBERG. 719 MARKET,NEARThird,sell or exchange businesses, famished

houses, orchards, vineyards, San Francisco, Ala-meda and Oakland property: send particulars: allapplications for. sales promptly attended to.

T> HMEN'T AND DELICACIES;XV lunchhouse; patronized by bicycle clubs; im-mense night trade: only popular place in WesternAddition. PKOLLASTENBERG, 719 Market st.

<Bs97^ PRODUCE, DELICACIES; LIVING-«3P^-i 10. rooms, near Market; sacrifice on ac-count of illness; bargain. PROLL ASTENBERG,719 Market st.

Q£QAA 'PARTNER WANTED IN OLD ES-tjpOv/l/. tabllshed fruit produce business: loca-tion best in downtown market: full Investigationallowed. PROLL A STENBERG.7I9 Market st.

PARTNER FOR 55-ROOM HOTEL; BEST LO-Xcation: 7 near Market: steady paying house.PROLLASTENBERO, 719 Market st.

QQAA DELICACIES STORE: TAMALE•JpOUU. manufactory; best paying popular busi-ness in Western Addition. PROLL ABTENBERG,719 Market st. \u25a0

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©99;-. CIGAR STORE, CIT"iFRONT,NEAR<JP_£!_£iiJ. Market; rent $10; good cheap invest-ment. PROLL ASTENBERG, 719 Market.©OCA. STATIONERY ANDNOTION STORE«Jp<&c>U. Inchoice location; investigation solici-ted. PROLL A STENBERG, 719 Market st.ffl>*_»PLO CIGAR-STORE: CENTRAL LOCA-tJPOciv/. tion on Market ;Ilarge transient trade;will safely guarantee $10 to $12 daily; trialgiven.PROLL * ftTENBERG. 719 Market st.

moSELL ABUSINESS OF ANY KINDQUICK1for cash see STRANDATUTTLE.45 Thirdst.

QI^AA SALOON: GOOD STOCK ANDFIX-«IP«_)"". tures; pays well; fullvalue: best loca-tion on Kearny at. STRAND A TUTTLE, 46Third st. '

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$7 'A GROCERY AND DELICATESSENwpI«-"U. store: best location on Market st.;cash business., STRANDATUTTLE.45 Third st.<moAAA LIVERY STABLE; ONE-HALF,

OUUU. $1750. STRAND A TUTTLE, 45Third st.CI»T7^ FRUITSTORE, HORSE AND<Jpl iO. wagon. STRAND ATUTTLE.4S Third.Qi/jr A HOTEL 18 ROOMS; FINE BAR AND

»fl? IOU. dining-room: pays well: bargain thisweek. STRAND A TUTTLE,45 Third St..

ffl*-|£Afl FIRST-CLASS SALOON; NO. 1 LO-\u2666[p lUv'U. cation, near Market St.; fullvalue;STRANDA TUTTLE, 45 Third st.

©19AA MANUFACTURING AGENERAL«3)J.^jUU. repairing business: no opposition; oldestablished. See STRAND ATUTTLE,45 Thirdst.

<n»QCAA < FIRST-CLASS SALOON, .ELE-«JpO«jUU. gantlv fitted up: oldestablished ;nearMarket and Kearny sts.: this is the most popularsaloon Incity. STRANDATUTTLE,45 Thirdst.

CMAA CIGAR -STORE; BEST LOCATIONtJp'iUv/. on Kearny st.:cheap rent: full value

in sight; dally receipts from $10 up: old estab-lished; bargain. STRAND &TUTTLE,45 Third.

<JI»9kA PARTNER WANTED IN SALOON;«lp._j«_)v/. clear $75 per month to each; goodchance. See STRANDATUTTLE, 45 Third st.

01*19^. RESTAURANT; BARGAIN TO-<tPIZO. day. STRAND ATUTTLE, 45 Third.

TvROCERY ANDBAR,WITH ROOMS; FULLIjrvalue In sieht; good paving: best reason forselling. STRANDATUTTLE,46 Third.(J>7r BRANCH BAKERY, COFFEE AND«jpIO. lunch parlors: rooms: pay well; northof Market. STRANDATUTTLE,45 Third st.

©11AA ESTABLISHED MANUFACTUR-tJP±J.UU. Ingbusiness Inthis city; can realize$200 monthly. Apply WOOD A CO., 917 Mar-ket st. . \u25a0

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§Af\{\ CANDY AND ICECREAM FAC-ttUU. Tory; retail;. near Market; bargain;cap rent. WOOD A CO., 917 Market st.

mo SELL OR BUY ANY KIND BUSINESS,1apply HEALY ACO., 23 Kearny st. ._<E»CAA AFINE CHANCE; TEAMINGbusi-«!pOUU. ness for sale; clearing $100 car month:doinghauling for wholesale house for7years; trialgiven. ApplyHEALYACO.. 23 Kearny at.(2>>rkfk GREATBARGAN: DOWNTOWN BA-eJptJvl/. loon and lunchhouse: among wholesalehouses :no night work;full. value; call to-day.HEALYACO., 23 Kearny st. \u25a0

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fl_l9X BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY1L«_,U. store; furnished living-rooms; north of

Market st.: worth $200: low rent: must be sold.BARRETT ACO., 865% Market at.

• <Si.Eif\f\ DELICACYANDDAIRY PRODUCEtJpUUU. business across the bay; elegantlyfitted, lighted by electricity, heavily stocked; 1furnished rooms: rent $15. BARRETT A CO.,865% Market st.

d\7» r\., BAKERY; ALLCOUNTER TRADE«JrUU !'. large store: 2 fihe ovens: good location:guaranteed daily sales, $15; good chance forcoffeeparlor. BARRETT ACO., 865% Market st. >

\u25a0~ToAft CORNER CASH GROCERY AND»rt/uU. bar: well stocked; best possible loca-tion: north Market: lowrent: best bargain incity.BARRETT A CO., 865 Market st.

<8./l^n CORNER SALOON WORTH $1000;«Jp"±«Jl/. elegantly fitted \u25a0up;. No. 1 location;must be sold; no snap like this in the city. BAR-RKTTACO., 866% Market st.

©£AA PARTNER WANTED in teaming

«jpOUU. and express business: clears $75 to $100per month each; full trial before purchase. C. F.MPORE,' 93S Market St., room 4.' , "~ y \u25a0-.—.::

ALOONINDESIRABLE LOCATIONDOINGgood business; has \u25a0 billiard table and cash

register: also 10 finely furnished rooms: departurecauses sale. GEORGE STEERS A CO., 22Kearny st. . -

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IpOR^iALE—GOOD MILLINERYBUSINESS'in splendid location in San Jose; will be sold

cheep. For'particulars apply to HOHN ANATHAN,512-514 Market st. \u25a0

<Si tlfi RESTAURANT ANDLUNCH ROOMS;«J)Uv/. living-rooms with furniture; cheap rent;must be sold within two days. Call Branch, 339Hayes st;, \u25a0

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piGAK-STAND AND CLUBROOM—A. BAR-\J gain if taken at once. 1055 Market st.

AKGAIN—CHEAP: SALOON AND CHOP-house; two years' lease: rent paid monthly;

owner paralysed. MAXKERN, liquor-store, 235Thirdst. . . . , --.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .

SMALL JOB OFFICE CHEAP. ADDRESS A.8. YORK, San Jose, Cal.

<2TI7wT~BRANCH BAKERY,CANDY, GRO-•JpJ-UU. ceries, etc; good location. Apply thisoffice. \u25a0

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ALOON FOR SALE. APPLY AT,THEAmerican Brewery, 726 Green st.

ALOO LET: 52 STEUART ST.; CHOICElocation for right party." \u25a0

OR SALE—GENERAL REPAIR-SHOP, GASengine, '2 lathes, ,emery wheels, grindstones,

etc.: good location. Address box 1, Call Office,Oakland.'

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(JJ»CAj|- CORNER GROCERY AND BAR:t]P«JLM". rooms \u25a0 for family: :cheap rent; fullvalue: good outside and shipping trade: bigsacri-fice;must sell. Business Exchange, 783% Market.

OR SALE—A PAYING LAUNDRY;FULLX lineof machinery; will sell oneasy terms. 1 Ad-dress L.,box 118, Call Office.

<BiQllA MUST BE SOLD: FRUITSTORE:«3)OUV/. prominent corner. I. SCHARFF, 18Post st. > "\u25a0

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FOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR. 223 FIF-.F teenth St., cor. Capp: cheap. ,

AKERY,.STATIONERY. NOTIONS ANDfancy goods. 2960 Folsom st.

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mo WINE STORE :AND BASEMENT.JL 60x60; rent for interest in business. H., 339Hayes st. . .;. t . '.: ."&ESTPAYINGRESTAURANT INTHE CITY-X) sell cheap. Apply to J. GARLAND,635 Clay.

OLD-ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE A RJ_-\J tall grocery, with bar. doing business $50 dally;large stock groceries Aliquors: fine store fixtures!cash registers, safe, 2 good delivery wagons, horse,stable, etc. A,,box 91. Call Office.•

0" LD-ESTABLIBHED SALOON; GOOD LOCA-tlon; cheap rent. .ApplyCall Office.TyANTED—PARTNER WITH $200 TO IN-»T vest in good-paying office business. LOOMISACO., 873% Market st. : ...T7»OB SALE—A FIRST-CLASS SALOON ANDX restaurant; \u25a0 building of 20 rooms, all well fur-nished :must be sold on account of sickness MRSJ. DELCROIX,Tlburon, Marln County, Cal.

©900 MAYINGFRUIT ANDVEGETABLE«p_iiUU. store; sales $12 dally;3rooms. AddlvJONAS, 995 Market at.Apply

SALE-THEBONANZA WINE VAULTS-wholesale and retail; good bargain. 341 Pine st!TTIIRSTCLASS RESTAURANT AND COFFEEX saloon for sale; are doing a good business-owner has other business. . See owner at 23 Third!niGAR-STORE FOR SALE;NO AGENTS; 26.\J First st*

* '- , . - - .'-DIG -BARGAIN;, ON ACCOUNT OTHERbusiness ;

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-paying corner . saloon. 616KiGATy st* .. \u25a0 .

.^550 C ANDY FACTORY AND CONFEC-«J3 OOy. tionery-store for sale; first-class fix-tures; fine soda fountain. Applythis office. -T^ORn

SALE-RESTAURANT, DOING GOODEighthZZ \u25a0

buslness:'rare opportunity.

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WSooo mSSS INVESTANYSUM FROMfactnriKnK?00 ? BOrne wholesale ormanu-pnnHrtLn^«i ?h!?:aU communications strictlyconfidential. Address G.L.,box 86, Call Office.OALOONFOR SALE INBEST PART OF CITY•

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(?uFr^tTu^\u25a0F2?,n^t}f~Sl R9CERT vAND s BAR on AC

-T av\ ™ nt ofPTO rletor. Inquireof Messrs.T.A 8., cor. Clay and Battery sts.: no agents.

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Pm^ E^TBE_AUTY PARLORS ANDat.,^room 21

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5250 SAYiJ DRY- OUTE: CLEARS , $75thi« sV-'v $°°per month: trial given toprovethis. 235jiearny st., room 4.TTOTEL MEN, INVESTIGATETHIS OPPOR-TT- I?11-!' Paying hotel in town 2000 population,Alameda County; low rent; long lease ;2b rooms;bar; everything complete; rare chance; don't missit. ALBERTE. CRANE, 410 Montgomery St.

Q.OOD OPPORTUNITY; PARTNER WANTEDV,'n » business • established since 1862:capital

required, about $50,000. Address A. T., P. O. box

ROCERY STORE; $300; STOCK NEW ANDvj» clean ;owner wishes to leave city.\u25a0

ApplyCallOffice;no agents.

$B^o:<RAILROAD STATION RESTAU-Ztiyyv- rantinow doing business of $600month ;rent $35. Address R.F., box 61, this office.'

.i_ HELP XV TED—Contlnned.

T-\RESSCUTTIXG '.. AND DRESSM AKING—Ladles. Iam sure It will Interest yon to know

that the McDowell is the standard system tofdresscuttlng throughout the world,having receivedthe highest award at all the New England StateFairs, firstiand highest at the .World's ;Fair,Chicago, and on y system receiving a gold medalInCalifornia; easy to learn, most rapid to use; nowis the time to getready for business: patterns |cutto order, 25c; .dressmakers furnished to shops andfamilies. McDOWELL DRESSMAKING ACAD-EMY,213 Powell st., San Francisco.

MILLINERY TRADE TAUGHT; PUPILSare taken Inclass or private; terms reason-

able. 2510 California st. -\u25a0--.:pARMENTS PERFECTLY COMPLETED\JC without trying on call. and . test.

-LawrenceCnttlng-school, 1231 Market st. .FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING:TAILOR-

made suits; $7; perfect fit. 118 McAlllsterst.

PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT-X tlngnnd making school rail branches. 702 sinter.

MAX.X HELP WANTED. %?\(\(\ f\(\f\REDWOOD^IES^TCT'CUT, 10ciJ\J\J .\J\i\J each,. first-class timber; 20 wood-choppers, $1 per cord. MURRAY & READY,634 and 636 Clay st. . -^ .pARPENTERFOR A MINE;3 DAIRYMEN,\J $20, $25 and $30. MURRAY &READY,634and 636 Clay st. .HARNESS-MAKER: 5 COOKS, $25 TO $50:

3 ranch cooks, $15 to $20; 4waiters, $20 and$25. MURRAY <fc READY, 634 and 636 Clay stXyHEELWRIGHT FOR A COUNTRY SHOP;'» butcher fora shop. $30 and found. MURRAY

<fe READY.634 and 636 Clay st.

T\TIGHT WATCHMAN FUR COUNTRY, $30-1-* and found: 2 carpenters, country, $2 a day; 2carpenters, country, $1 25 a day and board: campcook, *30: third hand baker.shop, country, $20 andfound: 6 woodsmen, $26 and board. R. T.WARDACO., 608-610 Clay st.

WANTED—BLACKSMITH, TO SHARPENBurleigh drills. $50 and board: carpenters

and cabinet-makers, forCentral America, part fareadvanced :. ranch blacksmith. $30 and found:milkers and butter-makers: laborers for mill andwoods, $150 to $175 a day, part fare advanced;miner, $45; cook, forranch, $20. and others. . Ap-ply to J. F. CROSETT &CO., 628 Sacramento st._ SSISTANT BUTCHER FOR COUNTRY HO-A tel,$35 to $40 and free fare. C. R.HANSEN&CO., 110 Geary st. . \u25a0-. . . - . . ,::-'•:QTEAMSHIP SALOON WAITER,$35; NEAT0 German restaurant water, $40. C.R.HANSEN&CO., 110 Geary st.

TEAMSTERS iFOR RAILROADWORK. FREE1fare. C. R.HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st.

WANTED—BUTLERFOR GOOD PLACE,$40sec lady here. Apply MISS PLUNKETT.424

Sutter st.'

IC STRONG GOODHANDS,STONE QUARRY,X«J $1 75 a day; 10 laborers, $26 per month andboard. 51 Third st., room 31.

R. JACKSON, PLEASE CALLTO-DAY, 3 P.M. STRAND TUTTLE,45 Third st.

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"L"XPERIENCED LUNCH-WAITER WANTED.XJ 230 First St., 9 a. M. -WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND* » tailor to take charge of.merchant tailoringde-partment; must be food salesman; no others needapply. ApplyTailoring Palace, 45 South First st.,San Jose. /

TJUTCHER WANTED— BUTCHER WHOI> understands cutting meat. 3308 Mission st.VV'ANTED—DISHWASHER. OERCKE HO-

"» tel,922 Battery st. . -IfIRST-CLASS COATMAKERS WORKING BYX; week. 28 Norris aye.

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ONEST GERMAN LADY WANTS INDUS-trlous man as partner; must take charge lof

saloon ;good location; $200 required.-

D., box 90,( alluiiice.______________________________________

ANTED-PEDDLERS FOR A NEW SANI-'» tary article: willbe used Inevery household:

easy to sell with good profit. Apply to MAXLOEBEL,2444 Piedmont aye., Oakland.

Yf'XHANIC FOR ELECTRIC AND WIRE-i» puilir.g; good place.. Employment, 862V_ iBroadway, Oakland. \u25a0

\u25a0RARBEB-SHOP, TWO CHAIRS, for sale.X) Call 122 Seventh St.

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I"7irRST:CLASS~TAfLOR-SHOP FOR BALE\u25a0 cheap. 441 Bush st.

WANTED— STRADY. MAN TO ABBOT IN» ' office.etc., $75 per month: sure increase; must

have $150 cash; no previous experience required.Applyroom 31, 61 Third st.

£• 1 STARTS YOU IXBUSINESS THAT PAYS!C* 1 $2 50 per day. 328 Seventh St.

A ?\f\ I'AIRS MEX'S 2D-HANDSHIRKS, SOMEI'irUU nearly new, 25c to $1 25. 562 Mission st.

ANTED—B KOYS, 16 TO 20 YEARS OF>> a?e. 6 Sacramento st.

BARBERS— a BARGAIN; $150; SHOP FOBsale. For particulars callat 11. SCHEUNERT,

12 Seventh st.

BA Ki;iUS-;OOD PAYINGCOUNTRYSHOP:cheap DECK..LMANN BROS., 106 Ellis st.

M\NOR WOMANTO MANAGE SMALLGEN-eral merchandise store, country town: must

have small cash security. Address box 265, Lodi,Cal. '; \u25a0 \u25a0 : \u25a0

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SEAMEN FOR HONOLULU, EUROPE ANDall parts of the world. 103 Montgomery aye.;

\y aVIED—MEN WHO .DO NOT RECEIVE*» thPlr wages to pla accounts with.us; -law i.nd

commensal collection; no choree unless successful.\u25a0KNOX COLLECTION AOEXCY. 110 Sutter, 4.

\\rANTED—

GOOD BARBER; APPLY BE-> » t ween 2and 4p. m. 1527 Park St., Alameda.]>OOKBINDER-FIP.ST-CLASS MAN TOFlN-i>finish and rule; steady work. Apply to THEHICKS-JUDDCO. • •

RBER-SHOP (16c): A BARGAIN; GOODX>business: runs 3chairs. 14 Turkst. \u25a0

ARBERS, FOR EMPLOYMENTCALL SEC.Barbers' Ass., 12 Seventh. H.SCHEUNERT.

WANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS>> to know MUZART. 319 Ellis, near Taylor; 100large rooms: 25c night,$1 50 week; very cheap.

Q9 1 ELLIS, ROSEDALE— ROOMS _5c TO 50cO_jX a night; $1 to $3 a week; open all night.

\ TTENTIOX—IOC & 16c NIGHT, GOOD AJrv clean rooms. Railroad House, 533 Commercial.

1AAMEN TOTAKELODGINGAT THENEWlUuplace, 717 Howard St., near Third; best intown; 15c to 50c per night.

HOES SOLED 15 MINUTES; WHILE2YOUwait; half usual price. 959 Howard, 409y2 Pine.

IpREE BEER: BEST INCITY;2 SCHOONERS'for 5cents at 228 Pacific st.

TINDELL HOUSE. 6TH AND HOWARD—XJ single furnished rooms, 75c week, 16c night.OX-CEXT DINNERS FOR 10 CENTS TO-DAY—«*

at 44 Fourth St.: no humbug. ::i \u25a0

YOUCAX GET A WHOLE PIE AND CUP OFX coffee for5c at the new restaurant, 635 Clay st,

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TO'GET BOTTLE SHARP»» steam beer, 6c:bottle wine, 6c. 609 Clay st. ;

EX'S SHOES Vi-SOLED, 40c: HEELS, 25c;done in15 minutes. 635 Kearny st., basement.

\\THAT CHEER ,HOUSE, 629 SACRAMENTO•» st.: 100outside rooms: best spring beds; singlerooms 20c a day; $1 a week: meals. 10c. - :pUTTERSAND TAILORS TO ATTEND THE\J 8. F. Cutting School, 12 Montgomery, rms 8-10.

HOES HALF-HOLED IN^ 10 MINUTES:done while you wait: at less than half the usual

price; allrepairing done at half price: work guar-anteed. 662 Mission St., bet. First st. and Second st.

WAKE THE DEAD~^WENZEL'S~ALARMclock: no electricity. 607 Montsomery st. _ \u25a0

"WANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 160 A DAY;$1TT week ;rooms for two, 26c itday, $1 60 a week;

reading room •. daily papers. \u25a0. SB Clay st. . .":;.-: <\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0<

,W'ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICSTV to know that Ed Itolkin,Reno House proprie-

tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st. 150large rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week."1AA MEN TO TAKELODGING AT 10c, 150XUU and 20c a eight, including icoffee, and rolls.624 Washington st., near Kearny.

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BEST IN CITY-SINGLE ROOMS. 15, 20 AND25 cents per night;SI, $1 25, $1 50 per week.

Pacific House .Commercial and Leldesdorff at».

rPRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE-X low Sixth, for room: 25c night: $1 week.

PARTNERS wanted. ,

T^ortun^e" 90~days1 prTjspectorX? knows of rich ledge; wants partner to go alongand pay expenses ;about $800 for.half. AddressC. E..box 95. this office.. <

agents . xvanted.- » :qmahtTgextFto^o "nortiTwith let--otor Fconfession in

"rrant case book selling

like lightningduring the trial. International Hotel,room 104, be:. 9 and 10 a. m. or6and 7P. m. y ; j

SOLICITORS; •ENERGETIC LADIES ORO gentlemen; fornew plan of life,health and ac-cident insurance; salary or commission. Call be-tween :11 and 1 only.

-International .Indemnity

Company, 206 Sansome st. . \u25a0\u25a0' -•-.EW MORE GOOD AGENTS;BETTER IN-

X* vestlgate Eureka Suspender. 1667y Market,

ANTED TO-DAY—2•LIVE \u25a0 CANVASSERSto introduce horse and stock book. \u25a0\u25a0 ED-

WARDS 7 CityHallavenue. r

_^^^^ROO^ WANTED. /.'~

X\TANTED—SUITE OFSUNNY ROOMS WITH-- '» in easy walkingIdistance from the Merchants',Exchange; must have private bathroom and water-closet attached, with entrance

'from bedroom; fur-

nished orunfurnished. Address, with fullpaiticu-lars, rent required, etc., Room, box 89, Call Office.

QUITEELEGANTBOOMS, WITHBOARD,inOirefined family byyoung lady; state terms. Ad-dress W. S.;box 12. Call Office. \u25a0 , :

STORE ? WANTED.

TrrANTED-^STORE/: STJITABI_!"v^rbB^BCK'™"eery;corner, and \u25a0• rooms t attached

'preferred.

Address Store, box 142, Call Office.*- '

property wanted.

T\rANTED-SMALLIMPROVEDRANCH FORTf nice cottage. vSPECKS,' 602 Market st. »

v WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.

"wXxTED—L^S^II?&_o7jb^OR^RESTAU_r-TT ant cheap forcash.

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GOOD <PLATFORM =.EXPRESS\u25a0\u25a0 » »:wagon; carry 2 ton. Address *MARKS, 219Battery st. . -:v ..';.' -. _',-..' '\u25a0::- \u25a0\u25a0 - • -• . . \u25a0-

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LEIN,109 SIXTHST., PAYS GOOD PRICESforclothing,books and Jewelry; postal.

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SITUATIONS ANTED—Continued^•V°UNG.MAN WANTS A SITUATION ASX groom or gardener. :Apply A. 8., 631 Sacra-

mento st. \u25a0 . \u25a0

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IDDLE-AGEDMANDESIRES SITUATION:good gardener, milker and driver. Address E.,

box 10, this office. -> _ _•VfEAT OERMAN7FINE~PENMAN, VANYAN,T.Sliposition of some kind; has managed hotelsand restaurants; - prefers situation, as steward.Address Clean, box 17, Call Office.

ANTED—SITUATIONAS VALET.TRAV-TT cling servant or to wait on an Invalidgentle-

man by an Englishman: has traveled the conti-nent of Europe, and without incumbrance; Byearsreference from present employer. Address \u25a0 \ alet,Uplands. San Mateo. .

ANTED-POSITION BY NURSE OF EX-perience Inhospital or private family. Address

Nurse, box 148. Call Office."XroUNG MAN,19 YEARS OF AGE, WISHESX work; can give references. Address K.S., box

103,Call Office.-- ' '

OY OF 14 WISHES TO LEARNPLUMBINGorprinting trade. Address P. S.. box 65, Call

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SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN 23O years of age willingto do any kindof work.Call or address C. E. S., 517 Jessie st., city.

OOD, STEADY, SOBER BAKER WISHESwork, city or country. Inquire 44 Louisa st.,

upstairs, bet. Third and Fourth.ITUATIONWANTED BY A SOBER ANDreliable gentleman, who is a graduate of a

business college; can speak French and English;used to hard work;any kind of honorable employ-ment;best of references. 8. W., box 112, Call.

AX AND WIFE: NEW ENGLAND PEO-ple; man understands care of horses, cattle

and grounds; good driver; wife competent cookand housekeeper; good general worker: 8 years'California reference; city or country. Address'M.W.,box 67, this office.-

______________YOUNGMANWANTS POSITION TO LEARN_- baker trade. Address C. M.,box 18. Call Office.W ANTED—SITUATIONAS BUTLER INPRI-

vate family by a competent man: Eastern andCalifornia references. Address J.M.J., 800 Geary.

OUNG MAN,33, GERMAN, STRONG, HON-X est, steady and sober, wishes position: any kind

of honorable employment; 9 years' experience' inwinehouse; can drive; best of Eastern and cityreferences. Address A. 8.. box17, Call Office.

SITUATIONBY WELL-EXPERIEXCKDMANIn hardware, stove or tin business: can give

good references. H.W., box 86, Call Office. \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-.:OB COMPOSITOR AND PRINTER WANTS

»' steady ;!ion- wages no object. Address Job,box 159, Call Office. \u25a0

VOTING MAX WISHES A SITUATION ASX fireman: can run a stationary fngine; best of

references from last employer; Address E.1., box48, this office.. \u25a0 \u25a0

TjURST-CLASS SHOE SALESMANAND WIN-X dow dresser wishes position, Address 921Webster st. v

ITUATION WANTED BY A SOBER,O steady man as groom in private place, or asstableman for livery stable: first-class references:country prefered. Address for 3 days, F. J.. box37. Call.

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KACHER WITH CITY CERTIFICATE OFXFrench, German, Spanish, English branches,

bookkeeping desires engagements In schools orfamilies. Address Teacher, Call Branch Office, 116Ninth st.

"V°UNO MAN WHO IS A FAMOUS HORSE-X trainer to harness and saddle in aristocratic

style; a good coachman and understands the careof any stock: good reference. Address SAMBELLAXY,Olema, Marln County. Cal.

JAPANESE HOYS WANT SITUATIONS: NOJ objection toany kind of work. Address J. D.,609 Madison St., Oakland.

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A7OUXG MAN DKSIRES A SITUATION.TOX drive bakery wagon; lias been (loins so for 4

years: thoroughly understands the business: speaksFrench, Italian and Spanish. Apply H. S., 815Stockton st. •

IRST-CLASS CIVILENGINEER (ELECTRI-caI) wishes a position; cood references. Ad-

dress HENRI CARTHEL! MY.'.'lBEddy st. _FEMALE HELP WANTED.

COOK, COUNTRY*HOTK1.7 $35: WAITRESS,country hot) !,$20;cook and 2 waitresses, same

country hotel, and $15, free tare; cook formen, $20: woman for homework, Tomales, $18,free fare; 25 women and skirls for different places,city and country, pool wages and fare paid. MUR-RAY &READY,681-636 Clayit.

GIRLS TO LABELBOTTLES: SO GIRLS TOwork ina factor\. MURRAY & READY,634-

-636 Clay st.

ANTED-2 RANCH COOKS, $20 AND $25:"TT Protestant cook. 2 in family. $25: starched

lron«r, $10 a week: Oman cook. $30; 2Germanand French, nurses, $20: lady's-maid and seam-stress, $25; 3 young se< ond girls, $15, and girls forcooking nnd housework. J.F. CROSETT „CO.,312 Suiter st.

TITANTED—WA!TR»S. COUNTRY JIUIEL,TT also chambermaid, ass st waiting,same place,

see party here this morning. J. F. CROSETT &CO., 312 Batter st. .WAITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, $20, AND»' chambermaid assis* waiting,same place, $18:

waitress assist chambermaid, \u25a0 jnaln country hotel,$20 1restanrant cook, $25 and found. C. R.HAN-SEN & CO.. llOGraryst- -•-.-•\u25a0 •;\u25a0;'

I""AXCYIROXER, COUNTRY STEAM LAUX-. dry, $10 week: German or Scandinavian girls,general haus work,&20 to $'2b: 2 crirls generalhousework, Alamrda and Calistoga, $20:

-10 girls,

lighthousework, $10 to $15. C. R. HANSEN_

CO., 110 Geary st. -\u25a0

H* OUSEWORK GIRL; SACRAMENTO: $25;fare paid. MISS CULLKX,105 Stockton st.

WEDISH OR GERMAN SECOND GIRL; $25;O Santa Cruz. Apply early to MISS CULLEX,105 Stockton st. : ,;T."1R XCII

"CllAMBE MAID, $25; GERMAN

S. cook. $30; 2 German second piris, $-0: nurse,$23: LSI housework girls, city, $20 and *25; 6young rirls. assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN,105 Stockton st. .2 WOMEN; BOYS FOR RANCHES; GERMAN

cook; 1 lady, $20: German girl.Callstoga, $20;girl,3 In family: French nurso, $20: 4 Swedishgirls, $20; companion: cook, $30: 50 girls at bestwages..MME.LEOPOLD, 997 Market st.

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WAN IED- H MAID AND SEAM-m' stress, city reference, $25; French second

girl,$20; young French girls. $15 and $12: Amer-ican cook and small wash, $25 to $30: German sec.ond girls, $20: housework and assist, $15, $20 and$10. LEONANDRE, 315 Stockton.

AXTED—A PROTESTANT COOK. $30,»» . country; first-class cook, Burlingam<», $35;

fifty housework girls, city and country, $25 and$20. ApplyMISS PLUNKETT,424 Sinter st.pHAMBERMAID, $15; GIRL FOR HOUSE-\J work,3 infamily,$20: 2 girls,housework, $25;6 girls to assist; also nursegirls. MRS. HIRD,705 Polk. .

HORT ORDER COOK, COUNTRY, $35: 2waiters, *25. HOTELGAZETTE, 420 Kearny.

WANTED-— EXPERIENCED SALESLADYtt with first-class references. SILVERMAN'S,

1410 and 1410 Polk st.

"TVTEAT WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK;—X 1small wages, but good home. 457 Guerrero st.,10 to 3. . . ,; .-\u25a0 .;;.., .-•.-. .

ELIABLE WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE-XV work; care ofchildren; wages $8. 320 Seventh.\u25a0yOUNG GIRL TO DO GEXERAL HOUSE-\u25a0X work. 720 Fourteenth St., near Sanchez.'"XTOUNG GIRLFOR HOUSEWORK. 824 ELIZ-X abeth.st., bet. Twenty-thirdand Twenty-fourth.

ANTED—GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORKand wait at table. 1307 JUyde st. :

\u25a0W* ANTED—YOUXG GIRL TO;ASSIST INTT housework; $8 to $10. Address Y. G., box

88, Call Office,or call 2111 Alame<iaav., Alameda.ANTED—GIRLOF14 TO TAKE CARE OF"baby Incountry: orphan wishing- good home

preferred. Call 842 Twenty-second si.

WANTED—

COMPETENT WOMAN FORTT washing and ironing; .wages $1 25 per day.

Call between 9 and 11o'clock, 909 Broderlck st.

IDDLE-AGED WOMAXFOR LIGHTWORK;1»X small wages. 1112 Valiejo st. ,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—YOUNGLADIES»» to learn millinery;graduate them in3months.

234 Taylor st.___________________________pOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-\J work and assist with children. 1218aFultonSt., near Scott. . : ; - - -'

pERMAX GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE-VXwork and take care of children. 625 Geary st.

IRLTO ASSIST INLIGHTHOUSEWORK.30 Clinton Park, nr.Guerrero and Market. .IRL WANTED FOR 'ORDINARY HOUSE-work. 140 Eighth St.; : •

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YOUNG GIRL TO,TAKECARE BABYFROM8 till7. Apply from 10 till12, 1522 Broadway

pIBLFOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: SLEEP ATVX home, r2l Post St., room 33. . '\u25a0/

-WANTED-APPRENTICES ON PANTS. AP~"

ply1027 Market st., second floor. .LDERLY WOMANTAKECARE BABY FORhome. Call afternoon,' 628 Linden aye.

©OK WIDOW WANTS PARTNER INRES-<JP-SU. taurant." 62 Eighth st -r •

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p IRLTODO HOUSE WOBK; SLEEPVJ" home. Call 409 Eddy."\u25a0;,v

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ANTED—

A GIRL \u25a0\u25a0 FOR;LIGHT.HOUSE-.work: wages $10 to $12. Apply1628 O'Farrell.

GERMAN \u25a0 GIRL TO DO COOKING ANDdownstairs work must :De good cook. Call

1715 Pacitic aye., bet. 9 and 12 a. m..ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-

»» work in small German family.:Applyat 3401Geary st., cor. Johnson aye.

KAAWOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK ON*J\J\J irnit. • Apply

'immediately •at CaliforniaCanneries Co., Branhan st., bet. Third and Fourth.

pOOD HANDS ON VESTS;:APPRENTICESVJ" of experience :steady work.

•641 Stevenson.ADVAGENTS; rGOOD COMMISSION. AP-plyMRS. W. D.LAMBERT.1221 Market St.

;OUNGiGIRL FOR-HOUSEWORK ;GOOD

X wages: small family. 1619 Baker st. \u25a0"-.-\u25a0\u25a0•-\u25a0.•.-•-;

GIRL TOASSIST INFLIGHT HOUSEWORK";_ wages $10. j1227 Golden Gate aye. ; ' • ..GOOD -WAITRESSES .WANTED. apply

.901% Kearny st.'V:V , :

SPECIAL NOTlCES— Continued.

\£C£r- following-named . children have \u25a0 been iad-mitted into the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylumsince April1, 1895, viz.: Etta Scho«nfeld, aged12 years 9months, born in San Francisco :Leon

ISchoenfeld, aged 9years 8 months, born in:SanI Francisco: Joseph Simon, aged 4 years, born in

San Francisco; Samuel L.Weintraub, aged 7 years| 4 months, born in San Francisco; Hannah and

Rose Osterman, aged :4 years 6 months, born inSan Francisco. Byorder'

\u25a0 LEO ELOESSER, Sec'

B5E* ROOMS WHITENED,$1 UP:PAPER-O^ ed $3 50 up.,309 Sixth.George Hartman.

!TO^~G6LD~MINES WANTED;"GIVErFULL=2B' description and most favorable terms. Ad-dress A.,box 157, this efßce. , .- '__ '\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0_

SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.

STRONG WILLINGWOMAN WANTS WORKof any kind by the week: sleep home. \u25a0 Apply

1202 Powell st.' -

MIDDLE-AGED SWEDISH WOMAN WANTSiVL day work; house-cleaning or washing and iron-ing. Address W. M..37% Rausch st.

WO SWEDISH GIRLS WISH SITUATIONSto do cooking or general :housework, one in

American family,one InJewish family,wages $25;best of references. Call 617 Van Ness aye. \u25a0.

SITUATION WANTED BYRELIABLE LADYto do general housework.

~Call 426 Second St.,

cor.Silver. '. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.

\fIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES POSITIONI*Xas housekeeper; city or country:, referencesexchanged. ,Call or address 796 Van Ness aye.

TJURST-CLASS COOK FOR SCHOOL~ORTn"-X1stitntlonfor city orcountry: best of references.210 Grove at. \u25a0 \u25a0

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•-PESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN-it wishes situation to wait on invalid: lady is anexcellent sewer. Address N.S., box 145, Call."TVRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGEMENTS

IXJ byday or sewing at home;: work guaranteedireference. Call 103 Ash aye. ___^ ._yoUXG GIRL LATELY FROM STATE OFX Maine would likeposition as housekeeper. Ad-

dress 27 Taylor St., room 3. \u25a0

efinetTlady OF good FAMILYwishesXta position as housekeeper or would take chargeofan invalid: Is a good seamstress. Address K.L.,box 93, Call Office. \u25a0

WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY;"washing and Ironing. 1211% Folsom st.

"CURST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES EN-XIgagements in families: the latest designs at re-duced rates: references. Apply1616 Eddy st.

THIRST-CLASS COOK: PRIVATE FAMILY;J good reference. Apply610 Clay st. .WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY:OF-"

flee or housecleaning. Call or address 462%;Minna st.

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WIDOW WITHSOME MEANS WOULD LIKEgentleman for partner. Call at 1027 Market

St., bet. Sixth and Seventh, top floor, room 7.'OMAN~WANTS~SITUATION AS HOUSE-keeper; good seamstress and cook: no objec-

tion to children. Call 106% Third st., room 8.

WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY TO»» do house-cleaning. Apply 210 Linden aye.,

near Gough st.'

•\YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DOX light housework or.attend store after school

hours. Apply632 Grove st.

TTiRESSMAKINO DRESSES, $2 UP; WRAP-Upers, 12c up. MRS. SMITH,864 Mission »t.

"WIDOW WITH A CHILD WOULD LIKE TO»» get housework In small family; no objection

to short distance In country. 529 Montgomery aye.

N EXPERIENCED INFANT'S NURSE DE-stres position or would do chamberwork and

take care of grown children. 920 Post st. .pERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION INVX a German family: general

'housework and

iplaincooking. Please call 434 Fifth st.

ITUATIONWANTED BY YOUNGGERMANgirl as seamstress: understands dressmaking.

!Please call 6H»y3 Taylor st. .\ITANTE V A~~GE WOMAN, A»» goo-1 p-iMtlon; is a good housekeeper; not

Afraid 10 wor*;or would cook for hotel or camp.Call at room 225 Go'den West Hotel.

PESPECTABLE WOMANWISHES ASITUA-XV tion to do general housework: is a good plaincook and laundress: many years' reference. 744Folsom st.

IRL WANTS PLACE FOR HOUSEWORKGirl wants place for houseworkand cooking; wages $20. 574 Minna si. . .

IpEFINED YOUNG LADYOF EXPERIENCEXV wishes position as maid or chambermaid: good

i sewer. Address G.M., 112 Hyde st. .ELIABLE.STRONG YOUNGGIRL WISHES

XVa situation to assist with cooking and generalhousework: private \u25a0 family or private boarding-house: Mission preferred. Address 1442 Va-

|lencia st. , ;'-\u25a0-'\u25a0

POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER, TYPE-XT writer or bookkeeper: references: city or

Icountry. Address E., box 19, Call Office.

o^ifiON WANTED BY a REFINED ANDeducated young lady as typewriter or bookkeep-

er,or photograph work. A.M.C, box145, Call.

BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ASworking housekeeper, or assist with house-

work and sewing. Call 30 Hanover place, oft* Sac-ramento St.. below Mason: no postals.

i pOMPBTENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION\J to do general housework; no objection to coun-. try. Call at 14% Middle St., off California, bet.Webster and Flllmore.

j -yOUNGCHILEANGIRLWOULD LIKEPOSI-I X tton as amanuensis or light employment. 27:Taylor st., room 2. . '

!TYRESSMAKER—

FIRST-

CLASS FITTER:! xJ stylish draper and designer; thorough dress-maker: by the day; just moved. MlbS WAR-WICK'S, 34 Grove st.

\u25a0yoUNG GERMAN GIRL-WANTS SITUA-X tlon for second work: is first-class waitress.

218 Austin St., near Franklin.p~ERMAN WOMAN WANTS POSITION TO"jrdo washing and house, -cleaning. Call 322%Tehama st.

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pERMAN GIRL WISHES -SITUATION TOVJ do general housework for an elderlylady oranold couple. Apply 1203 Turk St., bakery.pOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUA-\J tion as cook and general housework: city orcountry: best of cityreference. Address 29 Pleas-ant st. .\u25a0•\u25a0•'. :

pEFINED WIDOW WOULD LIKE PLAINXVsewing, or gentlemen's mending neatly done.

t 144 Fifth st., room 6. \u25a0 -.MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SiTUA-I*X tion to do general housework: is good cook;good city,references. Call 746 Mission st.

"yOUNG SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHESX situation at lighthousework. 3 Redwood court,

near Howard and Sixteenth sts. . .\u25a0\u25a0

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pERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THEVXday at washing,' ironing and housecleaning.Address 664% Minna st. .pERMAN WOMAN 'VANTS WORK BYDAYvJ washing, Ironing. Call 2233 Mission st., rear.

A MERICAN GIRL WOULD LIKE,81TUA-JA. tlon as cook; wages $25. • Call 12 Geary court.

•\TOUNGGERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACEX at lighthousework. Apply947 Bryant st.

j TTiRESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY THEi XJ day; terms $1; bouse dress 75c. 355 Jessie.VIIDDLE AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE A1»X place to take care of invalidor children :;is a

j good sewer. Address M.A.,box 155, Call Office.

pERMAN GIRL,~ALSO~BPEjVJ wishes place to do cbamberwork: wages $15.{ Address F. G., box 161,Call Office.

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"\rOUNG LADY WITH CONSIDERABLEI X knowledge ofsewing would likelnlace with flrst-'

class dressmaker. Address MISS E. H. 1706|Larkin st.! AMSTRESB AND THOROUGH DRESS-\ O maker desires a position as maid, invalid'snurse or children; understands halrdresslng. Ad-dress W. T., box 97, Call Office.

IJMRST-CLASS COOK:AND|HOUSEKEEPER,'withgood ;references, desires situation ia city

or country.-Call or address * Housekeeper, 553

Mls6ionst. \u25a0"

"yOUNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION TO DOX washing or housecleaning. • Apply12a Clara st.A YOUNGGIRL WISHES ASITUATIONTOAdo light housework. Call or address 217NinthSt., city .

A FRENCH DRESSMAKER, GOOD FITTER,xY_ would like a few more engagements by.theday Infamilies. Address 8., box 76, Call oilice. .TpXPERIENCED DESIGNER AND DRESS-Xlimaker fromNew YorkCity desires work by th«day infamilies, best city references. Alta,box 23,Call Office.

- > .EXPERIENCED ANDRECOMMENDED GIRLxlias seamstress." maid, attendant, second work,companion or any good position open for employ-ment. Address Anthony, Call Office, Oakland.

\\TIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSI-*'tlon as housekeeper in a lodging-house, or for

widower's family...- Applyroom 7,1035 Market st.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

position; thoroughly understanding the care ofposition ;thoroughly understanding the care offine horses; careful driver and good gardener; gen-erally handy with tools: first-class references. Ad-dress W.8., box 60, this office. .TV"ANTED—BY A JAPANESE. SITUATION:*» first-class bell-boyor any kind of \u25a0office-boy;speaks good English. Address G.HONAMI.608O'Farrell st. ;.;QITUATIONWANTEDAS SAW-FILER ANDO grinder of planer-knives: 25 years' experienceInsaw factories, mills and box. factories; city pre-ferred;references from present employer.' Address2425 Post St." ;-\u25a0'

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VfIDDLE-AGED SWEDISH MAN,GOOD ED--I*Xucation, wishes position toattend invalid;hasbeen 2 years withMrs. Hayes Cheuowith, Eden-dale.' Addrers C. M.,37% Ransch st. .. .v;; ',

SITUATION \u25a0 WANTED ';BY \u25a0% A ••:GERMAN-O American 38 years of age; understands -I gar-dening; take care of horses; can milk: reasonablewages.: Address Postoffice, North Temescal, nearOakland, Cal. , : \ .: v. -':. v -

OBER AND"RELIABLE YOUNG MANDE-slres Iemployment

-incityor country; experi-

enced hostler and:milker, etc.; -' references. Ad-dress M.C,box 32, Call Office. ; :\u25a0 .: :

ENGLISH BUTLER WISHES SITUATION;good family;$60 per month. Address Butler,

box 89,Call. :^^^::.:..,:::-, \u25a0- \u0084;-\u25a0;.:\u25a0-\u25a0- ,- >

\u25a0\TEAT YOUNGCOUPLE.GERM ANDESCENT,•L':no children: \u25a0 man handy with tools, first-class

around horses, buggy, garden, also .farmer; 'wifegood housekeeper. Address M.F., box 99, Call. \u25a0

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

CALIFOIINiA LODGE NO. 1. F. \u25a0(Sis' and A.M..willmeet Tills (THTRS-DAY)EVENING,July25, at 7:30 o'clock. Tf^VSecond degree. By order of the Master. 'V^

FRANKLINH.DAY,Secretary.jp3p DORIC LODGE NO. 216, F. AND »&^& A.M.121 Eddy Called meeting_^V_THISEVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Second «r2fdegree. AllMasons and sojourning brethren f^r \are invited. By order of the W. M.

ADOLPH KRONBERG. Sec.aErg3 YERBA BUENA LOl)<rE~^^77~ffl^ No. 15, I.O. O. F. -Initiation$-?£?*&&.

ITHURSDAY,July 25. Allmembersare requested to be present.

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F.G.SMITHSON. N.G.Victor Hoffmann, Recording secretary.

iO>~fß A NCO-AMXXIC A N -jSaSltt^C".I\£^£/f Lodge NO. 207, I.O. O.F.-In-^^S^.i itiation July 25. All members are "3&>««J!3^r1 requested to be present. •^//:l\v-

L.Andre, Bee. Sec. A.LIEBERT,N.G.

IatCS= N«> TI(\u25a0 X—

THE REGULAR 7/rT~i "S;-s5 meeting of Harmony Alliance No. -VsO)-.!15. 8. P. A. of America, «illbeheld THIS ?ir^-jf\

(THURSDAY) EVENING, July 25, at Z^^Vj K.R. B.Hall,230 Mason st. Allbrothers rpr7r^

Iare requested to attend, as It willbe the last regular

Imeeting before our coming picnic, which will beheld on Sunday. August 11,at Shell Mound Park.

CHARLES O'BRIEN,President.• James J. Donovan, Rec Sec.|j£r"5="SAN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH v r7~>TES--*7 Thistle Club— Regular meeting 3V. tAiSTHIS EVENING at 32 O'Farrell st. at *»TS:8 o'clock; also smokine concert. . **=£?"*

JAMES NIYEN,Royal Chief.AlfredMiller,Recorder. •

jjjF]^MASTERMARINERS' BENEV- -»-__Es^»' olent Association— Funeral notice: i.Tf~2sr'Special meeting will be held inhall, 4213jfc*£jfc»Post st., FRIDAY, July 26, a: Ip.m. I*-""" 'Allmembers are requested to be present for thepurpesp of attending the funeral of our deceasedbrother, JOHN CHARLSON. By order of thePresident. L.TRAUNG, Rec. Sec.

REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT §(>iS^Sf. ciety—Members of the picnic committee arerequested 10 meet at Academy Hall THURSDAY,July 25, 1895, at 8o'clock p. m.,to make arrange-ments lor the ninth annnunl picnic, to be held atshell Mound Park on Sunday, August 4, 1895.Members having

~prizes will please report the

same at this meeting.W. J. O'BRIEN,Chairman.

Mahoney, sec.

fift^S3 TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE15^ Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Com-pany, a corporation— The regular annual meetingof the stockholders of the above-named corpora-tion not having been called or held on the day . p-pointed forsaid meeting by the by-laws of saidcorporation, and no time thereafter for the holdingof said meeting being provided for by the said by-laws or ordered by the board of directors of saidcorporation, a meeting of the Honey Lake ValleyLand and Water Company is hereby called to beheld on the 3d day of August, 1895, at 2 o'clockp. m., at the office of said corporation, rcom 69,Columbian building, 916 Market St., San Fran-cisco. Cal., for the purpose of holding the annualelection of aboard of directors of said •corporationand for the transaction of such business as mayregularly come before said meeting.

A. L. BANCROFT,Owner and holder of 1070 shares of the capital

stock of said corporation (by CUkTISHILLYER,his attorney -in-fact);

THEO. Z. HARDEE.Owner and holder of 49.930 shares of the capital

stock of said corporation, to-wit: Of that stockevidenced by certificates Nos. 29, 30, \u25a031 and 34,formerly standing on the books of said corporationin the name of FRED W. LAKE trustee.

-San Francisco, July19, 1895.

arrg*3 ANNUALmeeting— the regular55^-*' annual meeting of the stockholders of theHnkalau Plantation Company will be held at theoffice of the company, 327 Market street, San Fran-cisco, California, on THURSDAY,the Ist day ofAugust, 1895, at the hour of11o'clock a.m.. for thepurpose of electing a board of directors to serve forthe ensuing year and the transaction of such otherbusiness as may come before the meeting. Trans-fer books will,close on Monday, July 29, at 3O'clock p.m. E.H. .SHELDON, Secretarj'-

CHEAPEST ANDBEST INAMERICA—ES^ THE WEEKLY CALL,sent to any addressIn the United States or Canada one year for$150,postage free.

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"SPECIAL NOTICES.

j^^pTTA^~T^3rANTrS^E^ECTED^OR~STm*& Collections made, city or country. Pacific.Collection Co., 415 Montgyst., room 6, Tel. 6680.WpE* GENTS' SUSPENDERS AND MUF-mtS" flers embroidered to order. Room 78,105Stockton st.

fEzs* JOHN J. HULTHENGIVES ELECTRIC,l*r-*? magnetic, massage treatment, alcohol, oiland Roman baths. 1007 Market, rooms 2 ana 3.

nt^S*. CORNS REMOVED WITHOUTKNIFE;Ur+*r no pain. Chiropodlt Institute, 36% Geary.

Bt^gf* MI. DAVIS, CHIROPODIST ANDmanicure. Parlor 9, 122 Post st. \u25a0\u25a0

g£^S» THE SAN FRANCISCO PROTESTANTtib-J?' Orphan Asylum Society hereby gives noticethat they have admitted to the institution fromJanuary 1, 1895, to July 1. 1895, the followingor-phan and half-orphan girls and boys: ElizabethGrange, 2years: Rosie Stephens, 10 years: SadieStephens. 7 years; Anne ,Stephens, 2 years; EvaHeaphy, 6% years: Beatrice Heaphy, 31/2 years;Laura Gibbons, 2% years; Hazel Simerson, 7%years: Sareta Dewey, 8 years: Emily Seymour, 6years: Emma Matherson, 8y2 years: Sarah Wil-liams, 11 years; Ella Williams. 8% years; Del-cemla Williams, 7 years: Edwin Leonard,' 8%years: William Grange, 4 years; Frederick Glpner,11 years: LomasGipner, 8years; Lloyd Stephens,5years; Melvyn Gibbons, 8years; Daniel Dewey,% years; Fernando Dewey, 2 years: WilliamRankin, 9 yefh-R: AlwynBaker, 10 years: HaroldBaker, 9 years: George Hart, 3 years: RichardHart, 8% years :George Korb, 'iyears WillieLamm, 3years; Emil Lamm,2 years; Carl Salzer,

2years. \u25a0\u25a0

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5£735=" THE ORPHANS, HALF ORPHANSBt^ that were received into St. Francis Girls'Directory Orphan Asylum since January 1.1896,are els following: ,i,i- . \u0084;.-/--'•

Orphans—

Mable, Tobin, age 13 years; Jennie •Woods, age 7 months; Ellen McCarthy, age 3months:

-Bessie \u25a0 Josenskl, • age •1 year; •Maggie

Nothering, age 1year.-Half orphans— lvv Soper,

IS years 6 months; Susie Leahy, ante. 13 years;Lulu Kane, age 10 years ;Annie Kane, ago 9 years ;'Emily Dawden,' age 6 years ;Rena Matter, age 8years: Dante Matter, age 6 years; Bobby Matter,age 3years; Emma Connell, age 12 years; NellieConnell, age 9 years; Rachel Young, age 6 years:LillieLoftns, age 7 years; Isabelle Litalavevne, ag«6years; LillianYeagen, age 10 years; Alice Cul-len, age 13 years; Irene Loftus, age 9 years; Fred-die Friky,age 6 years; Ernest Friky,age 5years:Katie,McNamara, age \u25a010 years; Johnny McNa-mara, age 4 years; Annie McNamara, age 6^-ears:Llllle Burnes, age 9:years; Lucy Barnes, age 8years; Josephine Chambers, age 3 years; VirginiaHarrison, age 12 <years; Mary :Blanched, age 7years; Willie Fowler, age 1 year; Willie Towit,age 2 \u25a0 year ; Josephine

-Litteroc,

'age .3 .years:

Honey Keefe, age 4 years; -Arcbie.Keefe, age 3

years; Saddle >Kelley,;age 7-\u25a0 years.-

Abandonedchildren—Alice :Houpin,age 5 years ;'James Mal-ley,age 5 years, and Ferdinand Malley,age 3years.