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AGAINnT NThNMELL.

A dispatch from Washington indicates the
rejection of Maxwell, the California nomi-
nee for chief OF the horticultural department
of the Worlds Fair. The dispatch init
mates that the rejection is for cause. The
Chicago Board of Directors examined the
charges made against Maxwell with the re-
ported result that the examination would
lead to MaxwelPs rejection. TIE opposi-
ton to Maxwell does not appear to be con-
fined to Eastern States. The interest Cali
fOrnia takes in this matter depends largely
upon facts not yet known. If the real OBJ
lection TO the California nominee is that he
is resident of this State his rejection will
excite feeling against the Chicago manage
ment. But if it shall appear that Maxwell
is not competent to perform the duties of
the Office, it is better that he should be re-
jected than that he should serve. 1t is bet
ter to submit to the rejection of California
aspirant than to force one upon the mau-
agement whose administration would reflect
discredit upon the State. The State Com
missioners who are now in Chicago might
throw some light upon the matter.
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MIR. BLAINE's HEALTH.

The New York correspondent of the En-
aminer represents Mr.. Blaine as very sick
man. Independent and Republican papers
report him as recovering from temporary
illness brought on by overwOTk; which is
nearer the truth time alone will disclose
The Examiner story teens with improba-
bilities. The correspondent says: " He
has done his work in his own house, either
lying in bed or prOpped up in an easy chair
with pillows all around him, yet the doctor
and family would persist in saying that it
was nothing serious, only govt or something
of that kind" If it is true that Mr.. Blaine
has done his work the last year or two under
such conditions the publc's conclusion will be
that illness Of body is conducive to the vigor
of the brain. If Mr.. Blaine's correspond
ence either with Lord Salisbury or the
Marquis Rudini was really dictated from
sick-bed the temptation to other public men
TO fall sick must be irresistible. The latest
batch of letters to Baron Fava do not pos
sess the flavor of sick-rOOm mIssives.
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HIS WIFE SAVED HIM.
a Clergyman Extricated From an UT
comfortable Dilemma.

A Clergyman Extricated From an I'm
comfortable Dilemma.
Rev. DR.. Clinton Locke, the popular
Episcopal clergyman of Chicago made a
bad break the other day, but was helped
ont by the quick wit of his wife.
On the day in question he saw a lady
about to call whom he was anxious not to
meet, so he said to his wife, Now I'm off,
my dear; I'll run upstairs and escape till
she goes away.
After about an hour he quietly tiptoed to
the stair landing and listened. All was
quiet below. ReasSured ne began to de-
sCend, and while doing SO he tfOughtlpssly
bat emphatically called out over the bauS-
ter:
Wei, my dear. has the old bore gone at
last?'
The next instant a voice from below
caused the perSpTati0n to bedew his minis
teTial brow and rooted him to the spot.
There came response which sounded mex
pressibly sweet TO him just then. 1t was
the voice of his wife. VINO, with womanly
tact, replied:
Eyes, darling, she went away over an
hour ago, but here is our good friend, Mrs.
Blank, whom / am sITe you want to meet"
cleveland Plain Dealer.
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ne VINO hghIS ana runs away
May live 20 fight another day.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

a Washington dispatch says that the Gus
toms receipts at the port of New York were
less BY 81, 600. 934 for the first twenty DAYS
ia May than they were for the correspond
ing period last year. The same ratio of
decrease is reported at other points. The
internal revenue shows decrease, but not
20 JEarked. The complaint Of the free-tTade
4pers has been that the people we're over
.xed. 1t was asserted that the new tariff
lcreased the burden of taxation. The
sp0rt above referred to coniradiets this as
ertiOn. The burden of taxation is made
ghter, aud at the same time shifted from
rticles of necessity to articles of luxury
The things the working people have to buy
are relieved of duties. while heavier duties
re placed upon things they may buy or not.
For example. high-priced foreign cloth is
not a necessity; medium-priced cloth is as
cheap in this country as In Europe. If a
nan insists upon having foreign cloth, the
(lew tariff makes him pay for it, So with
cigars. A smokable article is made in this
if smoker Will have foreign
cigars, be finds himself under the necessity
Of contributing literally to the public
sasury.
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Decoration Dav services.

Decoration day services will be held in
Howard-street NJ. T. Church tomorrow,
that being the Sunday before Decoration
day. The pastor, Rev. S. '. Leech, DID,
will preach both morning and evening on
topics of a national and patriotic character
suggested by that day. The theme of the
morning service viii be: THE Lessons of
Decoration Day." while in the evening Dr.
Greatness Of General Grant" having derived
his impressions on this subject from close
personal intercourse with General Grant
himself, especially during the latter's ill.,
ness Oh Mount McGregor The choir under
the direction of the organist, Martin Schultz,
will render the following Selections, APP
propriate to the day: In TIE morning ''The
Sun Shall Be No More" Woodward; offer
tory. He Maketh Wars to Cease" CalIcOtt.
In the evening: God Be Mereifuf Unto
U.s. Buck; offertory, TO Thee, o Couu-
try" Eicnberg
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no CONTEST.

The Chief of Police did not find occasion
stop the sparring match at the California
iub Thursday night On the ground that it
WAS a cruel exhibition. The principals
were On their feet facing each other pre-
cisely 1873 minutes-3 hours and minutes.
They exchanged blows frequently, but oc-
cupied most Of the time with Illustrations
Of the art or how not to do it. The CALLS
report says that from the thirty-fifth round
10 the sixty-frst nothing was done by
either Corbett or jackson in the way of
fighting that would interest anybody" The
two athletes had so exhausted themselves in
the earlier rounds that they could not hurt
each other. II is not supposed that either
contestant was subject to what is commonly
,.aown as physical fear. They were simply
afraid Of losing the fight. This fear seems
to have been mutual. The loss Of the fight
would have been the end of either as an as
pirant for the championship. As matters
stand either may be matched with any other
aspirant Evidently both are to some ex-
tent Shakespearean students. They had
pondered over Falstaff's couplet:
He who fights and runs away
May live 70 fight another day.
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Park Music.


There was somewhat of panic on Mis-
sion Wharf l about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning caused by a pair of horses belong
ing to Mr.. Dutton on East street. The
team escaped from the stable and crossed
East street to the wharf on a run, every one
scsmpering out of the way. Just inside the
gate the horses cOllided with a small build
ing owned by Getz Bros. aud used by them
as an Office. The structure was overturned
and the team continued on down the dock,
which was crowded with vehicles of all
kinds, but no further damage was done, as
the horses stepped at the end Of the wharf
and were taken back to their stable.
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SIN Pun,Di,o

The ship Tam O. Sbanter has finished dis
charging her cargo at Fremont-street Wharf
and will be placed on the dry-dock alb out
Wednesday next. 1t will be remembered
that she struck on the Four-fathOm Bank
while entering the harbor and has been
badly leaking ever since. At first she was
kept from sinking by the water being
pumped out by tug, bat this was too costly
and an engine and boiler were put on board
aud connected with the ships pumps. This
engine has been kept going day and night.
Until placed on the dock the extent Of the
damage cannot well be ascertained
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O,Donnell RouptIv HaDd,ed.

DR.. C. c. O'Dounell had, according to his
version, an exciting adventure upon enter
ing his residence at the corner of Washing
ton apd Kearny streets at an early hour
yesterday morning. Upon ascending the
stairway he encountered an unknown man,
who knocked him down and gave him
severe beating. The Coroner is now suf-
feTing from several severe bruises. He
saws he could identity bis assaiIant.
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wEATHlR PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE q. s. ARMY,
UIF IaIUN OF II y = 10
san FRANCISCO, May -. 1879 P. N.

DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO. May -. IS9l-5 P. n.
syI~ops for the Past TwentJ-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen IN Southern California,
Arizona, oregon and Washington, and has risen IN
Northern California aud Nevada. 1t is below the
normal in Arizona, oregon and Washington. The
Uarometer Is highest at Eureka (3OOSl, and lowest
at Baker City (29.S2). The winds have been west
~y ia all districts. and the force generally light 20
sa. The temperature has fllen at coast stations
-.Sen ia TIE in ,erior, It is still below the nor
e. Arizona, Southeastern Ca itornia and Ne
the is decidedly above in Oregon and Wash
In light rains have fallen in Southern Caifor-
mir. eastern portion Of Northern California and
ada Winnemuccs. "a Of an ZACH; Los An
IS. trace; san Diego. OO4
Forecast Till 3 z. NJ. Saturday.
For Northern Californ;a-Fair weather. except
light rains in Western Nevada and Eureka winds
generally westerly cooler except nearly stationary
temperature at Eureka, Keller and Winnemucca.
For Southern California - Fair weather; west
ery winds nearly stationary temperature except
warmer Yuma
For oregon and WaShington-Fair weather, ex-
cent light rain at Fort Caabg aud Baker City; winds
generally n0Ttherly: cooler except stationary tenn
perature in the eastern portion ana Fort Candy.
JOHN 2. FINLEY
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry in charge.
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Sly Times n RenedIct

John FL. Church of Fruitvale, who was
granted divorce from his fifth wife on Mon
day last, obtained a license about o'clock
Thursday evening to marry Laura Keefe of
AS Post street. The marriage was per-
formed shortly afterward by Justice Cook.
Church is 81 years of age and wife number
six Is. Church is very wealthy.
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y-rNontgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
s'eIocs ?. r. BRANCH. OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kesruy, open until y O'Clock midnight:
SIS Hayes street, open until 80 O'Clock: 6O3
Lsrkin street, open until 80 O'Clock ISIS Mission
street, open until O'Clock P A.. aad ll6 Ninth
GtIeet, open until 30 P n
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1aroenr in the Y. NJ. c. A. Rnona

E. j. Stevens was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF grand larceny. He is accused of
having stolen watch and chain, valued at
$50, from f. ii. Parks, In the reading-room
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
on the 18th ult. Stevens denies the charge,
and says the watch was stolen by one Jack
Hartman. who was arrested for larceny last
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srBsCK1PTIoN RATEs:

PAILY CALL Gncluding sundays. S. per year by
4 sill, postpaid; Is cents per week. or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL
fyC copies, three months. ST. %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
Call and WEEKLY CALL. 81 50 per year, post
J aid. WEEKLY CALL feight pages, 81 p per year,
LoslL al4. Q nMs Of ten Lsant 20 one adaressl 80
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Hellwig's Savings.

Frederick Hellwig has brought suit in the
Superior Court to compel the Hibernia Bank
to pay him S4075 30 deposited by his wife,
who died recently. Hellwig declares that
the money was community property, depos-
tied with his consent, but that the bank re-
fuses to pay it to him.
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On A PRoMIssoRY NoTE.-Phillip Donohoe
has sued James Smith for 1925 o5, alleged to be
due on pronissory note.
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PETITION FOR LErTERs.-The Public AID.
mlnlStTator has applied for letters on the estate
OF Manuel de G. Texeira, who left property val
ued al $500. His heirs are his parents, who live
N The Azores Islands.
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AN ATTORNEY SUED.-John oyle has sued
Attorney j. NJ Ward for $1,000 which lie al
leges Ward collected for him OH street improve
ment contracts, but failed TO pay.
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No home is complete without PARKERs GTNGl
Tonic. needed for every weakness.
PARKER's HAIR BAfasAM is life to the hair
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THE universal praise given Hoods Sarsaparllla
by those who have taken it should certainly con-
vince you that it is the best spring medicine. 1t
thoroughly puri6es the blood.
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STRANGERS take home Townsend's California
glaee fruits, soc ID. 627 Palace Hotel
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ASGosTURA BITTERs makes health, and health
makes bright, rosy cheeks and happiness Dr.J. g. b.
Siegert& sole manufacturers. Ask your druggist
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CHOICE cream mixed candies in 2, A, and fb
japanese lunch baskets. 25c Id. ToWnsends. .
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CRlfRCn NOTICES.

EXTRA ni1nce pies. SWANS 21S Suffer street.
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HELP MaNTED-CONTINuEp.

HE'LL w
GIRL ABOUT Is TAKE CARE OF CHILD AND
" help in housework only in family; wages $40:
must sleep home Lewis ST., bet. Taylor ana
Jones. my23 "
.1IRL BE USEFUL; WAIT ON TABLE; RES
Otaurant. Twenty-fourth ST., near Potrero ave
w OMAN FOR LIGHT SERVICES: MUST BE
w plain cook aud baker; In family; no washing;
McAIlSter-st. ear 20 park. -
WANTED-A GOOD COOK WILLING TO HELP
W in general homework; no washing. Apply lols
washington ST. IL
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK AND
" cooking. Apply 9l7 Geary St IT.
DIsH-wAsHER. RESTAURANT. 9S6 HOWARD
II street It~
DRFsSMAKER, ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
IL cutting and fitting Call 33 Taylor ST. lt+
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; MUST
" be good cook; wages $50. $50 with Washing
Apply at IA 10 Myrtle St, Oakland. N.Y. 81
CsIRL GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. sls TREAT
VI ave, bet. Twenty-frst and Twenty-second sts'
MRS. BUITERMORTH my22 3te
TIRSTCLASs YEST-MAKER; ALSO APPREN-
L tiee. A09 Fourth ST. my22 3t-
7T00D SALES WOMAN. FOR CITY OR CoUN-
" try at Sl3 Market ST. my2z 81
e wAITER-GIRLs ANTWERP SALOON, 1913
" Bush ST., mr. Dupont my - o.
NIRL. Ia. ASSIST AND MIND CHILD; SLEEP
" home. 1905 Guerrero St, nr: 10th. N.Y. 81
AMERICAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
- work family OF 2. Call 81 Post ST., cor. Kearny
~ to and to g. Room %. my22 OF
MFANTED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO DO
" cooking and general housework 1920 wash
ington st. my22 It
UAMPERS AND STITCHERs ON LADIES' AND
mems fine shoes. Calm, NICKELSBURG
CO., IL Hayes st. iny22 2tt
CENSIBLE GIRL. TAKE CARE OF CHILD, DO
- small housework 2OO4 Leavenworth ST. " W
" DUNG GIRL ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORK.
caro- of children. 1926 York ST. my22 2ts
GOOD TAILoREss; CUSTOM COATS. 5Oe1a
" Natoma ST, my21 3t*
Va AUTHORIZATION ON THE SINGER MA
W chine. PORTER, SLESSINGER q CO, Clay
and SansOme SITS. my21 st
GOOD TAILoRESS, ALSO APPRENTICE ON
" fine custom coats. 535 California. r. 5my2l BIS
n GOD TAILoREsS; ALSO AN APPRENTICE
" S27 Suffer st. my21 3t*
Experienced SEWERS TO WORK IN FAC
~ tory and at home 500 Market ST. my2l BIS
GOOD HANDS AT DRESSMAKING. APPLY
" at l1l6 Larkln St, near Sutter my2l 3t*
EINISHERS AND CoRDERS ON SUN HATS
Il good pay. Fourth floor Bancroft Building, 723
Market ST. my4 tt
W MISREPRESENTATION 6lS o'FARRELL
w street. my10u
geo PER MONTH WILL BE PAID A BRIGHT
tDOO lady to take orders for publication.
L. PERSON, Sl3 Market st. ap5 tt
M ARRIAGE BUREAU. STRICTLY CONFI-
WI Dental and honorable. Address MRS. X. NJ.
HERTZ. General Postofice. my19 14t$
EIRST-CLASS Wristbands AND APPREN-
= tees S26 Suffer ST myl6tt
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THE MORNING CAN
PrRIICaTIoN OFFICE.

- a larger circulation than any other
y spe per published in san Francisco.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RE- Dividend Notice-Dividend No. SO
1~S Isl per share) OF the Hakalau Plantation
Company is now payable az the Office of the com
pany, 327 Market st.
my2l st Ell SHELDON, Secretary.
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DESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, UNACQUAINT-
II ed In city wishes the acquaintance of respecta-
Bile young lady mot over PSI, GeFman-American and
Protestant: object matrimony. Address C.. Box l.
this office. my23 3ts
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w ANTED-CARRIAGE PAINTER FOR COUN-
w try shop, 81 so day; blacksmith for ranch,
steady job, $50: cOaehman for city, S40 brick
mOIder, $50 and board; butter-maKers, $35 and
$50; : farm-hands. $50; 10 fsrm-hands. $50; 4
mixers $55 and $50; 20 railroad Iaborers $50 and
board; 10 laborers for ditch. $50; cooks walters
and dlsh-washers. w. D. EWER a CO. 626 CLAW Ii
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Oh POUNDS WHITE SUGAR FOR 81; ALL
~ other groceries very low, at w. Is. CLUFF &
co. $, 10 SIKH ST. myl6 If
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I v. LAwRENCE,CAR CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- ols sacramento st. cabinet work aad lifting up
ofhees promptly attended; telephone 600 mlstf
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%S First Presbyte Iian Church. Corner
GS~D of Van Ness and Sacramento st-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, ID, PASTOR Rev. J. b. Stewart.
ID. associate pastor. Or. Mackenzie will preach
at II O'Clock A. NJ and :45 O'Clock =. Sunday
school l245 O'Clock P. NJ. Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Eadeayor al 6;45 O'Clock P. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at as O'Clock.
All are welcome TO tht sc services 1t
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TtZS7 For Sale-1hat Very Desi able Bust
ab-S ness property known as Central Presbyterian
Tabernacle rs feet on Golden Gate and SIS feet
Poik St: northeast corner sealed bids received
for lot building and contents: also lot separate;
building 10 be removed; bids received until June
lst Address JOHN MCCULLOCH. Secretary Board
of Trustees, Webster st. my17 lat
E5F A Weeks News for 3 Centk-The
R~H WEEKLY CALL. III wrapper ready for mailing.
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- Central METH Odist Episcopal
E~S ChuFeh Mission ST. between Sixth ana
Seventh-Rev. w. w. case, ID, pastor; residence
1914 Mission ST Preaching tomorrow at IL o'clock
A. NJ aud as O'Clock p. NJ. Sunday -schOol /
O'Clock Young mems meeting O'Clock; Young
peoples meeting 80 O'clock Morning. DR., J. f.
Gilbert OF indianapolis win preach. Evening
mon by the pastor; subject: "Some Pertinent In
terrogatiOn Points. SkepticaI Queries Answered"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Welcome to
all these services. 1t
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RRIVED-MRS. DR.. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ York; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second sight;
this she will prove: every hidden mystery revealed
tells your entire life IN dead trance gives our name
in full also your future husband or wife; in BUSH
ness lawsuits, marriages, divorces, deaths uaiIing
the separated, removing evil influences restoring
ost love she has no equal and wishes Ii distinctly
understood that she adyertfseS nothing but what she
can dos all who are In trouble invited to call aud be
convinced: $4,000 challenge 10 any medium who
can excel her Parlors, 1920 Market opp 7th. Sdt
MRS. ). J. WHITNEY,, CLAIRyOYANT. TEST
IL meaInm and nte-reader. Turk ST. apes If
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M ONEY LOANED = $40 AND UPWARD.
1u reasonable interest and payable back in INSTALL
ments Address NJ. NJ, Box lac, CALL Branch 8 I'm
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold aud silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST San
Francisco: viii send by return mail the cash. IN
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN HANK
- oSo hearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, Watches low interest oc4I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E9S7 Important = Parties Who Ordered
R~S clothes at i 1879 Market st. viii please call for
same at lllO and lll2 Market st. JOE PoHEIM
Z ha
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IIOLDING AND OTHER CHAIRS TO RENT FOR
Il private public purposes Tho indianapolis
Furniture Co, 74S-752 Mission So. del2 Il
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FEmaLE HELP WANTED.

. FIRST-CLASS EASTERN CHAMBERMAIDS
Il for summer resort, $25, free fares working
housekesper with child country. $20 chamber
maid and waitress. Doarding-house city, 500; Sean
dinavian girl for no usework, country $25; kitchen
assistant Small restaurant Berkeley, $50; girls for
housework, Oakland, San Rafael sqisun; San Ma
teo and other interior towns Call early, e. r.
HANSEN < CO. Ito Geary ST. 1t
WANTED LAUNDRESs AND CHAMBER
w maid, hotel, $25 ehambermaiG and waitress
country hotel SO; second sirI TOT merGed 70;
aud sewing, S25; mattresses and ehambermsids
city and country hotels. boarding houses and res
tatrant, $40, $25 and So week; hotel cooks. S35
and $40; girls for general homework, Caistoga,
$50, Vallejo $25, Iryington $40, ana city at see
and $25. J. f. CRoSETT Co., 629 Sacramento. ]
M ANTED-A FIRsT-CLASs WAITRESS FOR
w country hotel, $50; waitress to take charge,
$2S; nurse for 3 children. $20 five mattresses for
$40 Apply to MISS X PLUNKErT, 424 suffer
street. 1t
nANTED-wAITRESs COUNTRY HOTEL,
w $25. HOTEL GAZETTE, 42O Kearny st 1t
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DREsSMAKERs. AT
w TAB Ellis ST my23 zt*
az GIRLS FOR HoUSEwORK; SIS, $50 SOS
AO MRS. bird, 7O6 Polk ST. Its
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TO WORK IN
u factory on ladies', ehidrens and Infants wear
Room l42. History building. 743 Market st. my23tf
CIRL FOR GENERAL HousEwoRK; NO
Owashing; call before noon. $50 Church ST. bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth. my2s St*
Z IA ANTED-2O0 YOUNG AND GooD-LoOKTNG
w ladies for the production of The Pupil in
Maggie; those who can dance preferred; several
weeks work: good wages. Apply to stage manager
Liliputian Company. stage door Baldwin Theafer,
Wednesday, 27th inst, at II A. N. my2S 81
WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED. A MEXICAN
W woman; good COOK housekeeper aud butter
maker. on small welEapponted farm. Address
A 5. e., Room 20, Mason st. my23 3t*
GOOD wAIST-HAND WANTED IMMEDIATELY
" a. 900 Laguna ST my23 Ste
Al IDDLE-AGED LADY PIANIST FOR COUNTRY
Ifl saloon. Apply 515 Kearny st. my23 Sta
> YOUNG GIRLS FOR LIGHT HoUSEwoRK
= and wait at tables. 1901 Mission ST. my23 BITS
Young GERMAN WHO PARTLY UNDER
stands the engine would like TO finish learning,
Address G. P.,Box l54. CALL Branch ONCE my23 2ts
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