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The morning call., 1890-05-08
Preside HEIGHTS.
Meeting of Property Owners to For
an ImDroyement Club

Meeting of Property Owners to Form
Improvement Club.
A number of the property-owners in the
district bounded by Central avenue, Cali
fornia street, First avenue and the Presidio
Reservation, known as Preside Heights,
have associated themselves for the purpose
of forming an organization to be known as
the Preside Heights Improvement Club,
with the idea of improving their property
by building residences rs soon as the streets
can be put into proper shape
The first meeting of the organization was
held last night at the rooms of Tevis q
Fisher, II Post street, George II. Roe pre-
siding Andrea Sbarboro acted as Secre-
tary. About fifty members were present.
The Chairman in his Introductory re-
marks said a number of petitions to the Su-
pervisors for street improvements at the
Preside Heights had been prepared, and
would be presented to the assembly for sig
natures.
In order that discussion might be COM
menced. win Z. Fisher moved that it is The
sense of this meeting that certain improve
ments be made at Preside Heights. The
motion was seconded and carried.
In accordance with resolution all the
prOperty-owners present placed their sigma
lures on the membership roll.
VIII Z. Fisher explained that bill was
DtIuIt OODSItSo u otCuIo peTInlSSl0l TO
construct main sewer through the Pre-
sidio Reservation, and in the meantime
street. sewering could be gone on with, and
an outlet made at point on the reserva-
ton from where the main sewer would
eventually be built
In discussing the cost of street improve
ments, DR.. G. d. Safield said he had much
experience in that matter, and that 81 a
foot was good average for grading, sewer
ing and macadamizng street.
John Foley, Superin tendent of the House
OF Correction, also gave practical idea of
the cost of Improvements, and the cheapest
and best manner in which they could abe
secured. He said the work could be done
10 per cent cheaper by private contract than
by public contract.
The Chairman said he did not agree with
Mr.. Foley that the work could be done
more cheaply by private contract as any
property-owDer would then be at liberty to
obstruct the construction by refusing to pay
his share, and delay is expensive. But if
the Supervisors had charge of the improve
ments, every one would be forced to pay
his share OF the assessment
Andrea Sbarboro, Dr. Salfeld and DIR.
l. onlgo were appointed committee by the
Chairman to prepare bylaws for the
organization.
By resolution it was arranged that every
property-owner on Preside Heights, not
resent, would be communicated with by
letter and urged to sign the membership
roll.
The meeting was adjourned, to meet
Wednesday evening of next week at the
same place, after which the petitions to the
supervisors for street Improvements at the
Preside Heights received general signature.
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JOHNSON ESTATE,
An oner of $4,000 Accepted for the

An Offer of S57 900 Accepted for the
Pioneer Warehouse.
Another auction-sale of the property be-
longing to the estate Of Robert C. johnson
took place in Judge Coffey's department
yesterday.
The unconfrmed sale of the Pioneer Ware
house, at the corner OF Battery and Filbert
streets, to George c. Perkins for $50, 500
was the first on the list. Frank j. French
bid 500, 900 for the property. Joseph Rosen-
berg offered 1000, and that amount was
accepted.
The Florence House. at the corner of
Powell and Ellis streets, which was re-
Gently sold to Joseph Hume for Ss7, 600, was
next offered and Rosenberg bid $50, COO.
w. 5. Go0dfellow, representing james G..
Fair. objected TO the continuation of any
sale to Rosenberg, on the ground that the
latter represented JUhnsOn's widow. He
said that the matter should be investigated
by the court, and urged that under the law
an heir to an estate had no right to bid for
property in which he was interested.
Judge Coffey postponed the case for one
week for further hearing
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DESERVED ACQUITTAL,
because He Whipped the Youth WI
lnsulted His Siatar

Insulted His Sister.
John Bareilles, young man living at
3OOl Octavia street, WAS examined yesterday
and acquitted by Police Judge Lawer on
charge Of battery. William Newman, who
lives at 2i37 Larkin street, was his accuser.
Both young men were of the same age. but
John was the better man.
According to the testimony of witnesses
Newman addressed the others sister insult
lngly Tuesday evening, at the corner of
Union and Cough streets. Joseph Rose. q
friend OF Bareilles, overheard the Language
and informed him of it and forthwith the
indignant brother resented the insults by
sonndly thrashing Newman.
=, when Prosecuting Attorney Mott heard
the evidence he moved for dismissal. and
remarked that Newman highly deserved the
punishment The jury thought likewise
and acquitted BareilIes. ~
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A report of the Misson-street Widening
Commission, composed of John ]. Haley.
George Law Smith and Patrick f. Ward.
was filed with the Supervisors yesterday.
advising them that deeds have been OBJ
tanned for all land necessary except the
ib9 io, Lot &. Block 81; lots and %,
Block 102; lot l, Block 1871; lots and .
Block 10; lot 2, Block l66, and lot 4, Block
i6I. As to these, litigation is pending,
The amount awarded to these lots as bene-
hts aggregates SS643 80, which leaves
S42o 81 still In the COMMISSIONS hands
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A PROTEST FROM RENO.
The Citizens Object to Diverting LAX

The Citizens Object to Diverting Lake
Tahoe Water.
The resolution adopted on Monday night
at a mass-meeting of the citizens of Reno,
New, protesting against the diversion of
the waters of Lake Tahoe to this city,
which A. w. Won Schmidt proposes to, if
the city VIII purchase the works. were re-
ceived by the Supervisors yesterday
The resolutions indorse the statement of
the local Board of Trade that Lake Tahoe
be drained through its natural outlet-the
TIuckee River; declare the intention of
the citizens to stand by their rights as ap-
propriators and invite the Supervisors to
visit Reno and investigate the subject
before taking action.
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CITY OF MEXICO. May 5. 189o.-The semi.
annual extraordinary drawing OF the Lottery OF
the Beneficencla Public took place to-day. The
following are The numbers that drew the princi-
pal prizes
No. $4,000 draws s12o, 00O sold In San Fran.
cisco, New Orleans and the City OF Mexico
No. 81 ,104 draws $1,000, sold in Portland
Me-, and the City OF Mexico
No. 81 BOD draws $50 600, sold In Chicago
NO. 1881 draws $4,000, sold I'm Nashville
Boston and Oaxaca.
Nos. 1894 aud %. o41 draw $4,000 EACH sold
In Portland and Buffalo ~ ''.'
Nos. &c, 800, 57,113. So $50, As, 1884 and 40 .214
1raW each $1,000 sold In San Francisco Boston
Nashville, Kansas City and Portland
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
is announced tbat the Senate Pension

1t is announced that the Senate Pension
Committee will accept the House substitute
for their Dependent Pension Bill. and
Senator Davis, the Chairman, is authority
for the statement that the House measure
is all the general pension legislation that
will be passed this session. The Pension
Office estimate is that it will involve an an
nual appropriation of something like S45.-
900, 600, while Chairman Morrill, of the
House Committee estimates the total cost
at $50. 1871, 800. The object of the measure
is to render aid to every soldier Of the late
war over 81 years of age, to every soldier
disabled, without regard to age, and to all
widows of deceased soldiers who need Gov
eminent assistance.
The Prohibitonists, in consequence of
the Supreme Court decision in the Iowa
test case, are beginning to agitate in favor
of the enactment of a moderate national
prohibitory law. They claim that Congress
alone has the power to so regulate COM
merce that importers of liquor in original
packages must comply with the restrictions
placed upon the tariff by State.
Electoral reform has gained decided
concession in New York. While no official
ballot is provided for in the bill just APP
proved by Governor Hill, secrecy of voting
is secured by the requirement that poll
workers shall keep $50 feet distant from
the polls, and that all voters shall go into
booths and select their ballots.
The new State Senators have combined
and will present a united front on import
ant measures affecting their States, particu-
larly river improvements, irrigation, min
eral and land forfeiture legisla ton. 1t is
probable that ere long their number will be
increased by the Senators from the new
States of Idaho and Wyoming.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
is about to undertake a novel duty-the in
vestigatiOn of railroad Interference in the
election of United States Senators Call
having claimed that a certain Florida cor
poration was resorting to underhand meth
DDS to defeat him.
The result of the Congressional investi-
CATION of the immigration problem at New
York and Boston is the declaration that the
inspection of immigrants is farce 1t was
clearly demonstrated that the contract
labor law in its present form is Intellectual.
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of California, while Illinois, with one-third
our area, has four times as many miles of
road. This is drawback which will cure
itself in time. Until it does, farmers can
not expect to make money by growing grain
or fruit beyond distance of twelve or fifteen
miles from the main north and south lines
of TRANSPORTATION.
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THE JO-JO BANG.

Another New Fad, but Not Destined to
Be Popular
The latest idea that has taken possession
of some portion of the female members of
the community is the Jo-Jo bang, which is
produced by banging the hair somewhat
longer than is the English bang, so that it
falls over the face like a veil. 1t has the
merit of novelty. but it is hardly probable
that it will become popular.
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military necessity. The report suggests
that the maritime nations guarantee in
terest on the capital of 900,000,000 francs re-
Quired to finish the canal. This, again,
would be possible if there was any guar
antee that the 9O0,0OO,0o0 francs would be
NH,
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rps Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street. near Kearuy, open untn u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
IaIkfn street, open until $3.50 CLOCK, and 25lS
\ ission street opan until O'Clock P
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s1-pscRIPTToN RATEs .

DAILY CALL (including sundays, So per year by
II AL postpaid: 10 cents per week. or 50 cents per
calendar monththrough carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies three months. So 20. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Iagesl, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
aud WEEKLY CALL 50 so per year. postpaid.
" EEKLY CALL (eight pages) 81 20 per year, post
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LETTERS OF ADMINIsTRATIoN-Ign A.
Whelan died intestate in this city In April last
leaving an estate valued at $4,000. His son, Ed
ward Joseph. has petitoned the Superior Court
for letters OF administration. The heirs are him
self and his sisters, Mary, Cecilia and Agnes
and his brother, Joseph,
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s ARMY,)
DIVISION THE PACIFIC =
SAN FRANCISCO, May Z, 1905 P. M
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest OFF the coast OF Southern
California and is lowest in Idaho: the temperature
has generally fallen; rain is reported is follows:
Portland, 90; Roseburg 40; Eureka, rs; Red
Ruff, so; Sacramento, 80; San Francisco, IA:
Fresno. .1S.
Forecast TIL p. NJ. Thursday.
For Caifornia-Local rains in Southern California;:
clearwes in Northern California; southwesterly
winds; slightly warmer.
For Oregon and Washington-Fair weather in
Washington; light rains in Oregon; variable winds;
slightly cooler. J. L. Manifold.
The morning call., 1890-05-08

GRAND opening of the latest designs in suit
ings. Great reductions for the month OF May
only Prices never equaled before In San Fran.
cisco. Don't purchase elsewhere before seeing
our goods and prices. Tailoring Palace 222
224 and 22G Kearny street.
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THOSE COMPLAINING of Sore Throat or Hoarse.
ness should use BrO,e1l's bronchial 7,ocbesn Tn.
enect Is extraordinary, particularly when used Inv
ONLY IN bores. 49, 'V'1
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A TRIAL PosTPoNED.-The trial of James
Casey, on a charge Of passing counterfeit OF
money, has been postponed 10 the United States
District Court until tomorrow.
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WILL SEEK A PARDON. - Thomas Watson,
convicted in Judge Murpny's department on
January II, 1887, OF the crime OF grand larceny,
has notified District Attorney Page that he will
apply on June 9Th TO Governor Waterman for a
pardon
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To RECOVER DEPosIT.-James Stanley,
administrator of George II. Devoe's estate, has
sued the Bank Of san Jose to recover sG4OO
left on deposit by Devoe, who died In Oregon on
.IanuaIY 1hln lasr-
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits so cents a pound In
Japanese baskets; In lots 50 aud upward, 10 per
cent of. Townsend, 627 Market Palace Hotels
The morning call., 1890-05-08

DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS will Weld IN tho
use OF Carriers Little Nerve Pills, aided by Carter,s
Little Liver Pills. Dose. one of each after eating
The morning call., 1890-05-08

CHURCH LUScH.-The Ladies' Social Circle
OF the Howard Presbyterian Church Will give
!uDcn al the church on Mission street to-day be-
Tween II 80 O'Clock In the morning and q clock
In the afternoon. WV"
The morning call., 1890-05-08

ScRoFULA, salt rheum and ALI dise,.es =, a..
blood, dyspepsia, headache kidney ana liver com.
plants and catarrh, are cured by Hoods sarsn
paria, the great blood purifier. Try
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FURSITURE.-By NJ. j. Simmons at 2O1s Bush
st. at II o'clock.
REAL EsTATE.-By Shanwald, Buckbee & Co., at
4O7 Montgomery ST., at u o'clock.
The morning call., 1890-05-08

LADIES never have any dyspepsia after n wilma
gass Oh Angostura Bitters, the genuine OF Dr. j. G.
b. Siegert Sons. Ask your druggist.
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs. Elegantly re-
fitted Now open. us Filbert street
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BAD MEAT CoNFIsCArED-Marke Inspector
WTay confscaied tainted calf and 800 pounds
OF bad beef Yesterday In The markets.
The morning call., 1890-05-08

SHARED HIS SEAT.-Judge Mausela OF Las
sen County occupied seat yesterday on the
bench with Judge Hunt In Department Of the
SuperiOr COurt
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Inc San Franciscos and S,ocktons play this
afternoon at The Halght.street grounds. weather
permitting Farrell OF Modesto, the new ptcher
OF The Slough City team, will DO the twirlipp for
the visitors. The make-up: i"s iei
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THE BEST PILL l EVER USED" is the
frequent remark of purchasers of Carter's Little
Liver Pills. When you thy them you viii say
the same.
The morning call., 1890-05-08

ADAm WICKER, attorney at-law. has re-
moved to Berkeley
The morning call., 1890-05-08
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
RS a larger circulation than any other
wspaper published in San Francisco.
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HIGHLAND Brand OF MIX is a rich cream OF dell
eious natural favor. Try 1t for coffee.
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ion. San FrancIscns.
He Was Seeing the Town.

Edward Conlin, n deserter from the
Onsted states Army, was surprised yester
day on Kearny street by policeman who
placed him under arrest, and caused him to
be returned TO the Presidio, nm W
The morning call., 1890-05-08

JUsTICE.-The Justice stockhoaar. ,..
chosen the following Trustees: Tbomas ndar,
son tfresidenD, Morris Hoefich, p Amereanr
James OConnell. X. K. Kelly (Secretaryl.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
MAY, 1890.
Moons Phases.


fny of our patrons who fail to find The
KCRRiNG CALL for sale by train-boys viii
confer a favor BY notifying this office Of The
fart
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OAKLAND WANTS,

OAKLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ann
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Bran.b
0mceof The MORNING CALL, S57 Broadyay nalr
eeYenthst once hours A. 30 . Z. v
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For Disordered Liver try BnrcHAM's Pulls
The morning call., 1890-05-08

Visit Battle of Gettysburg Market and Tenth
The morning call., 1890-05-08

PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion.
The morning call., 1890-05-08

DANCH BLACKSMITH, $40; BLACKSMITH
IL for the woods. $40: wagon-maker 81 so a day:
edging-Sawyer, $40; teamster for city, 81 day;
laboring men for city, $50 and board: ranch-hands
$50 to S35; men for haying; wood-choppers; milk
ers $50; sta6leman, S3O bell-boys for hotel $40;
quarrymen, 81 rs day; cook for country, $50;
cook. $40; cook. S25: 3 walters $50; 2 dish-wash-
ers; barber for country. K. T. WARD & CO., 6IO
Clay st 1t
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w ANTED-TO GO TO WASHINGTON ON SAT-
w urday's steamer, at reduced rates. 100 track
layers, 81 10 per day. SO teamsters. $35 per month
and board; 100 graders. 81: 90 rocknen, 81 % to
- 90; so tte-makers, 15c TO zoe each 20 quarry
men, spitters and scabbers, 81 so; no office fees
II. 7 w ARD n CO. Gl0 ClaN
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PARTNERS WANTED.

W ANTED-PARTNER. FIRST-CLASS CARPEN-
W ter and close fgurer on contract work; already
established; good opening for a sober honest and
competent man. Address A. B., Box ,, this object 81
DARTNER IN LODGING-HOUSE; GOOD PAY
gentleman partner 500 Bush st. my6 It
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AGENTS WANTED.


THE FACTS ABOUT STANLEYS BQOK-ON
March 10, 1890, MesSr5. Charles Scribner's Sons,
the American publishers, appointed US the general
agents for the Pacific Coast of the book in
preparation by Stanley, being narrative OF his last
expedition into the interior of Africa to
Emin PaSha; this is the genuine new Stanley book
and the only one: agents wanted everywhere: full
particulars by mail upon application. A. L. BAN
CROFT & CO., 49, Post St, San Francisco mrl6 Il
WI cut Yankee IN King Arthur's Court" keen and
powerful satire English nobility and royalty
immense sales; big profits. Apply quickly for
and territory TO A l. BANCROFT Il 90, 1872 Posi-
st. San Francisco nol3tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-WAITER FOR FTRsT-CLAsS RES
w taurant must open oysters, $50 and found,
Nevada; cook for restaurant, city, $50 $50,
French or Italian preferred waiter for cofee-sa-
LOOM SIS; young man to cook and walt, small cof-
fee-saloOn, $50; French dish-washer for club S25;
diShwaSher. near city SIS; dish washer, So week;
French boy to learn ironing, SIS: gardener, S25;
good mixer, near city, $25 to $50, etc. at DE-
LOkME IL ANDRES, 800 Suffer 1t
w ANTED-2 GERMANS OR SCANDINAVIANS
w about a paper-niI, SI2 q week; American
farm-hands. near city, $50; cheese maker, milk
ing TO do. S40 mixers, $25 and $50; 10 laborers
for CRY, $50 and board; 20 Germans and Scandna-
vians for bayfield,, S26: 10 scraperteamsters. $26;
cooks, walters and dish-waShers: butter-maker,
small dairy. $50; and others, W. ID. EVER & CO.
626 Clay st,
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WANTED = TIMBER-FALLER, $45 TO $50;
w drag-sawyer, $40; saw-mil blacksmith. $50;
farmers. 1926 and $50: mixers. S25 and $50; car
penter, 81 so: observation-disclosures So day; iobbing
blacksmith 81 SO; edgerman, s35; Waterman for
s saW MIL 500: iunoer-phers' SO miners; COOK,
for miners clearinghouse, 500; walters. $50;
general utility boy for country boarding hOuse $40
co b2S st
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OYSTERMAN AND SHORT-ORDER COOK
" lunch counter, country hotel, $40 waiter, coun-
try restaurant $35: cook, boardinghouse, country,
S35: dairyman $50, see boss here; backsmiths.
country, $50; farmers, teamsters, saw-mill hands
and laborers at going wages C. r. HANSEN &
CO., no tieary
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GlCS FULLToNE UPRIGHT PIANO IN
N ~. splendid condition. w. &. BADGER,
725 Market st. my4 1t
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THE GREATEST FoRTUNE-rELLER IN THE
city; reveals past present and future. Call and
see NINE. ATLANTA, 80 Fourth St, Rooms 8 aud A,
a. NJ. to 10 p. ". myS 6m
NINE. MoREAU, rs FOURTH ST, REVEALS
wi past present and future: fee 25c; your fortune
by mali 25c aud stamp; charms given. my5 4ts
A UGUSTA SYBILLE. STAR FORTUNE-TELLER,
"a tells past. present and future; gives lucky
charms Information on stocks and lottery. Gents 81
ladies 80 cents, by letter 81 230 oFarrell. my2 Gun
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
~ reveals past present and future. Call and $50
MISS LELAND 7S9 Mission, near Fourth foa
iadies QUO; gentleman 81; lucky charms. mySu
NINE. EXODUS, CLAIRyoYANT, REMOVED
w 10 1867 Market. bet 9TH and 18th, Room 2.al0 u
NINE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
III nowned revealing LIES future events: ladies 81
gentlemen 50, by mail 49, ONCE S54 MISSION. mr2 Il
NINE DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
u reveaer by eggs and cards; tells the entire liza
past, present. future; consultations all affairs
nothing excepted. name given. valuable advice aai
sure help; mistake impossible written charts IN
English and Herman; imports genuine Hungarian
gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases cured.
zee y leIter y. ~ kearny 81. ie2I I'm
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PIANOS, vIOLINs, ETC.

Gao FRENCH UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD
tntO. order. w. G. BADGER, 725 Market
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sITuATIoNs-CoNTrNUEp.


WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO HOUSE
Rincon HILL N.Y. 2t*
GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOR
-, ~ chamberwork ana sewing. Address G. g, Box
~, CALL Branch once. my7 2t*
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUATION DO
- - cooking; city OF country. GIL Jessie St, bet
Seventh and Eighth. my7 2t*
Young GIRL WANTS POSITION DO GENERAL
l. homework; objection to assist with children.
ADDRESS goa Laurel ave-, bet. Eddy and Turk. 2t*
n ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION DO GEN.
~ eral honsework; wages $I5; no postals an
swered. Apply 729 Turk st. my7 cts
SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION DO
= general Homework. Please call 500 Bryant. %
GERMAN LADY, WITH CHILD YEARS OLD,
" would like to have situation as housekeeper.
cal 32534 Langton st. my6 3t*
NJ OMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO HOUSE
W work; small family 257 Minna ST. my6 3t%
COMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN
~ private family as waitress or chambermaid can
give good reference. Address 1920 Clay St, near
van Ness ave. my6 3UF
CwEDIsH GIRL, GOOD COOK, DESIRES TO Sc.
ton. my6 3t*
YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS SALES
lady; would work in candy-store or bakery
1035 Folsom st. my6 3t*
A MEXICAN WOMAN, WITH SMALL CHILD,
"a wants work more for home than wages. Adj
dress NJ A., l065 Mission ST., downstairs. my6 3t*
YOU'VE WOMAN WANTS TO DO CHAMBER
wOih LII uolol OF upstairs WORK ana assist chill
dren In private family; years references. Ad-
dress E. C., Box 122, CALL Branch once. my6 St*
You've GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
L general housework; wages SIS to 500 1854
Clementina st. my6 3t*
w ELL-EDUCATED YOUNG GERMAN LADY
w wants position In fine confectionery bakery
or candy store, or some other suitable position;
speaks and writes good English; best OF references.
Call or address $40 Seventeenth ST., Noe 5ts
A MEXICAN NURSE WOULD LIKE A STU
q alton in family to care for an infant or small
mt and
highest recommendations. Address 3015 Washing
ION 81 mY4 6tA
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e D0O 734-oCTAYE PIANO, STEISwAY &
I'D @sOO. Sons makers: cannot be told from new.
". g. BADGER. 725 Market St mY4 IL
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WANTED-GOOD RELIABLE HORSE IN PART
w payment for piano. to be selected from one OF
the most reliable piano houses In the city. Address
j. w, Box ia, CALL Branch ONCE. N.Y. If
IA ANTED-GoOD SECONDHAND PIANO. AP-
w ply 272 Brannan st. my6 Ste