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The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
u. s. COURT HOUSE.
Office Of The Recorder Of Deeds,
District of Columbia.
WASHINGTON TuIv II 1904

u. ). COURT HOUSE.
Office Of The Recorder Of Deeds,
District of Columbia.
Washington, July l l, 1894.
MIR. A. w. Terry,
9OS F ST., n. W.,
Washington, D. c.,
Dear Sir Senators recon-
mend you very highly for position in
this office.
There is no question about my dis
position to appoint you.
The influence of these gentlemen is
sufficient to get you the place but [
have no position in my gift except such
as are filled by ladies.
Very truly yours,
G. H. J. Taylor
Can you get them to recommend an
entirely competent lady, good penman
In whom you are interested?
Washington, D. c.
90S F st.
July 18th 1894.
Hon. c. II. j. Taylor,
Recorder of Deeds.
Dear Sir:
Yours of 11th in
slant received by me this A. M. In
answer would say that I am not seek
ing position for any lady but an indi-
vidual clerkship. M y understanding is
there has been gentlemen copyists eve
ry since this office was established and
there is up to the present time. If you
have the power to appoint a lady copy
ist, you certainly have the power to ap-
point gentleman to the same position.
This is what had asked of the Senat-
ors. They said l deserved something
better. If it is not within your gift. /
should be glad of a position as copyist,
(which [ infer is within your gift) un-
Til [ can find something.better, and thus
save the eXDence of living in Washing
ton with no kind of employment.
Most Respectfully,
A. W. Terry.
An immediate reply solicited.
U. COURT HOUSE.
Office Of The Recorder Of Deeds,
District of Columbia.
Washington, July lath, 1894
DR.. A. w. Terry,
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The BEE certainly intends to
have Mr.. Taylcr investigated, be-
cause he is not the proper man to
be recorder of deeds. The Presi-
dent has baen imposed upon aud
the BEE doesn't propose to allow AR
Cleveland to be embarrassed.
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The colored people should keep
out of the Police Court.

In another colum q of this paper
will be seen the editors letter to
Hon. Hoke Smith, Secretary OF the
Interior The Secretary has been
out of town, hence We have lecei
ed no answer as yet.
Our next letter 10 the Sscle:ary
no doubt he will answer.
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Notorious libertines h,v| 70
right to be over ladies'.
The people demand the resto:a;
ion of the right of suffrage.
Langston's book it Is said will be
rich and racy.
R. G. Still certainly did not ask
for any money in his circular.
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FIREMAN KILLED.

A A'LshiEh Valley Coal Train of Forty
Cars J,itohed.
Ithaca, N. Y, July 3O.-A Lehigh
Valley coal train ives wrecked near
here this morning. Forty cars were
ditchsd Engineer Hawkins was bad
ly injured and Fireman C. B. Miner
was Instantly killed. Miner lives eth
er in Rochester or Earper's Springs.
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THE FREEDMEN's HOS PITAL.

The attorney General has deliver
ed an opinion to the effect that
the District Commissioners have
the control and management of the
Freedmen's Hospital.
Of course this will not effect the
present status of the hospital.
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Miss Taft to Marry James p. SCOTT.

Newport, July 31.-Dhe engagement
Is announced officially here Of Miss
Helen Taft, niece of ex-Gov Taft, Of
Providence, to James P. Scott, the
millionaire, OF PhilaAelphia, who is q
son of the late Thomas Scott. He 10
q widower. Miss Taft is now the guest
Of Mrs. T. r. Hunter. Altheuah sAs
Is of a leading family she has an In
come Of her otRa OF only $500 a ysan
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Shot fer Money.

Buffalo, July 8.-W. 81. RtsnA for
merly one of the owners eS he Gene
see OH Works, was shot yesterday by
Barney Murray, an employee ii the
company, who had become insane from
pondertng over his olstin for $2ee for
services as night watdhman. He Will
die.
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Forssr Bertrand Sentenced.

Forssr Bertrand Sentenced.
London. July 31-Charles Bertpaud,
alias Donaldson, described q the 6sst
expert forger In the United States or
Europe, has been sentenced In the
Clerkenwell Assises to three years and
six months imprisonment for frauda.
lently obtaining money.
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The Strike Commission.

Washington, July 30.-Owing to the
delay Of Mr.. Kernan in reaching this
city, the meeting of the commission
to invesrieate the recent strike win
not convene until tomorrow, when the
session Will be secret.
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The Leuise Released

Anherstburg, Ont, July 81. - The
seised Ameslcan fishing tug Louise has
been released By order of the customs
authorities at Ottawa. The maritime
department is sending inspectors to
Pelle Island to Investigate the matter.
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National Capital. Notes.

The geld reserve Is again low.
Gen. Howard makes strong appeal
In published letter for an increase
Of the United States army.
Senator Germans speech against
President Cleveland did NOT appear in
the Congressional Record tndl this
week. 1t had been carefully edited,
the most offensive phrases Being out
out
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sundry Civil Appropr,a.,.n,

sundry Civil Appropriation.
washington, July 31.-The sundry
civil appropriation bill. as reported in
The Senate, carries sS5 5,061 ,eS5, an in
crease Of 92,53S, ,3o1 over the bill as Il
passed the House and sos, ,6S8 over the
estimates On which II was based.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Klob WAS defeated by Ool. Oats
the regular democratic Nominees
by over 25, 900. Mr.. Klob will re
main quiet while.
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Killed About the Pr,c. Of a Drink

Killed About the Price Of a Drink.
Kansas City, Mo-, July Bop. n.
Jackley, a wsllknown local railroad
man, while drunk late last night, shot
and killed D. e. Wolf, barksepsr at
No. Is Grand avenue, over the price
Of drink.
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Closure for the Ten.n,,, R;,,.

Closure for the Tenants Bill. -
London, July 31.-Sir William Har-
court, ChaAceller of the Excheouer.
announced in the House of Commons
last evening that the Gevernsaent
would cl9s9fe the committees evicted
tenants ball.
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cea,i.. st.s.., q, u. Va.

Cealing Station at Key West.
Washington, July 31.-The Govern
ment has determined to establish a
naval coaNng station for the North
Atlantic and Caribbean Sea feet at
Key West.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
Opium Seized.

San Francisco, July 81. - Custom
House Inspectors seized seventy.nve
cans OF oM1p ON the coasting steam
or City OF &uable. No arrests were
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Queenstown, July 80. - The United
States training ship Portsmouth az
rived here this morning. All are well
on board.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

The removal of DR.. II. NJ. Ham
nett from the health Office and the
appointment of DR.. Woodward is
an Improvement.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

There is a remarkable improve.
ment among colOred lawyers.
They are Receiving their share OF
practice.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

There is no reason that Mr Oil
yer Black should not be appointed
assessor.
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Bishsu Of Itvsrvsol.

Rome, July 27.-The Pope has ap-
proved the selection Of Rev. White
sides, Of St. Joseph's Church, Wigan,
for Bishop Of Liverpool.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Three Drowned.
New York, July 3o.-A small yacht
capsized last night OF Hastings and
three OF IT'S occupants were drowned.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Hon. John M. LaDgston will no
doubt be candidate for Congress
In 1896.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

The wind bag intends to carry
the BEE in court.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11
OUR MODERN RECORDER.

NO WHITE MEN NEED APPLY,
BUT WHITE LADIES MAY.
MIR. TERRY TO THE
KANSAS WIND BAG.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

Col. j. A. Ross has returned to
the city looking we'll.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-11

The BEE Is every wlere prepared d
for the enemy.
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Their Fifst.th Ann,v.,..-x

Thefr Fiftfeth Anniversary
New York, July 30-The New York
Yacht Club, the oldest nGhe country,
is celebrating its fftieth anniversary
to-day.
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BEE
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The morning call., 1894-07-29

@ES st. Johns p, esbyteri IN Church,
Es~S Sc. corner California aud Octavia sts.-Rev.
William H. Martin. n. A.. VIII deliver his very in
teresting and entertaining lecture upon the sub
lect, Some thoughts upOn the first chapter of
Genesis. at 7:45 p. N. The public cordially
invited 10 attend.
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ES Second Unitarian Church. Corner
Gs~S Capp and twentieth stS Sunday school
at 9:45 a. NJ. Preaching at IL A. M. and z 40
p. N. In the morning the Rev. n. a. Haskell Will
preach on, The u ltimate purpose of the individ-
ual and national life" In the evening the Rev, G..
liberal In reIlgion.n All invited. Seats free
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EpTS First Universalist Church. Services
eF~S in Mission Music Hail. corner Twenty-h
and Fl owaTd SITS. r. r. Hill will preach at IL a NJ.
Subject "MySteries." Sunday-schOol at II 80 M,
Young Peoples Christian Union meets at 6 80. All
cordially invited to attend these services. l
The morning call., 1894-07-29

- DR.. Ein-Es' Spiritual Meeting, SUI
S~S day, ana ?. NJ. 90915 Market Sc. Circle
and platform tests, Nine. Young, Lead, Finican,
SeeIy, DUnham and others. Professor Youngs
orchestra. Entertainment and social Tuesday,
July 81, p. NJ.
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EESP Theosophical Society-Free Public
I5~@ lectures every Sunday evening at z 40 at
$40 Post sE. Tonight. 'The Lost Chord OF Chris
tianlJy, by MI. Evan iltiams
- ''Romanjsm and the A. p. A"
S~S Mass-m Getting at metropolitan Temple
sunday. P NJ. Rev. J. Q. A. Henry will reply
second addreSs) to Archbishop RioTdan's Y. NJ. l.
speech. Excellent music; patriotic people well
come. jy2S 2JE
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EeS Christ Church reformed Episc =
Gy~S paI)-320 Post St Services at II A. NJ and
7:45 P NJ by Dr. Morgan. Sunday-schOol at $3.50
". Christian Endeavor Society meets at 2 " =
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RS Office Of the German Savings and
0~S Loan Society.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the German Savings and Loan
Society will be he'd at the Office of the society,
526 California St. in the city aud county Of san
Francisco. State OF California, MONDAi, the
18th day OF August. 1894. at P. NJ for the elec-
tOn OF board of directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year ana the transaction of sucn other busi-
ness as shall legally come before the meeting.
JY29 I'd GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary.
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e. Annual Excu sion and Picnic of
BE the Rebel Cork Benevolent Society will be
held at Shell Mound Park on SUNDAY. August 3.
1894. Games of various descriptions or old and
young; prizes will be awarded to the winners:
also large amount OF valuable gate prizes. of
which Is a new Domestic sewing macuine, now on
exhibition at DeaSy RrOs., S75 Market ST., near
Fifth. Music by the Emmett Guard Band; Pro-
fessor Mccarthy the IRISH piper, and a frst-class
fiddler will be in attendance. Adults, tickets 50
cents; children under II years, Is cents. Boats
leave foot of Market st every half hour Get
Eonr tickets Tor Shell MOnLd iN2g AMI 8 4 IL
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60 Free Lyceum Sunday Afternoon,
es~S noon, Alcazar building. Topic: "Can we
take concerted action independent of all organi-
cations for relief OF the masses -
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&5- Mrs. Stanley, the Wonderful Faith
Ss~S cure doctreSS. cures all diseases 10y an oil
made in her hand in one minutes time. 1865
Market St.
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e8S DIR. f. Robbins, the Gift d In
s~C spiratonaI speaker and test medium, lee
lures TO night on Chow to Make Life Success by
Spirit Power" followed by psychometric and
character readings and convincing tests that the
o-clOck sLLarn. Admission free. food music. .
The morning call., 1894-07-29

ES Republican Clubs VIII Please
Gh~C take notice that Hon. H. NJ. ESTEE, Re
publican nominee for Governor. viii speak on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. l, at the ''Wig-
wam,' cor. Eddy and Jones SITS. All clubs are
invited 90 attend and assist in making this occa-
sion success worthy the
c. w. MANWARING, Chairman CO. Com.
c. c. MORRIs. Sec. Co. Com. iy29 At
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NOTICF OF MEETINGS

e. To the Officers and Mem ,1Sy5.
@~S bers Of Bay View Lodge No. l59-SGGsaS<
on are hereby notified TO assem- bic at your + ~
lOdgerOom. corner Fourteenth Il. aud rail GASsSS
II O'Clock A NJ sharp for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of your late brother, a. GIANIN-
NJ. fines will be strictly enforced. BY order
VI. W. rs 4. T. MEALEY, Recorder.
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re- Odd Fellows Employ ,SS44yl>.
l6~S ment Association, room II, SZ[
!. o. o. +. bldg furnishes frst-class &E14%
help of all kinds. hours to II a. NJ. O/NTnN>N
and TO 9 p NJ 16 I'm
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GS &eOrganizPd Church of Jesus Christ
s7~S of L. d. S, 800 Post ST., Harmony Hall
Preaching at II a. M and 45 2. " All welcome
seats free
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


Ffs7 Professor Fred Bell VIII Deliver
0T~S his great lecture tonight at the Metropoli-
tan Temple. subject: " A Plain Talk About
JournaIism." -" with special reference TO the meth
OdS used by san Francisco journalists. Come and
listen the diaboiicsl methods used by our
great" dailies. Mrs Dickey and Professor Bell
Will sing solos. Professor Eckman Will preside
at the grand organ. Admission free. Collections
10 defTay expenses. Doors open at Z. Commence
ats. /
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r. The SIaVr mic 1. NJ. Il. Society VIII
G~C hold their thIrty-seveuth annual picnic at
Germauia Gardens. HarbOr View, THIS SUNDAY,
July 70, Everybody is invited to attend.
THE COMMITTEE.
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e. South san Francisco Lodge %
Gs~S No As, X OF P.-YOu are hereby, ~
notified TO meet at Druid's Hail, Ala SUIT S><~fSS
ter St, on SUNDAY, July 20, at l P NJ, 4SAS
T. = the purpose Of attending the funeral Ul our
late brother, A. GIANNINI. Zines for nOn-attend-
ance will be strictly enforced.
iy2S 2t W, T SIFVERT. C. C.
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% Money to Loan on Mortgage on
HF~c city property. Western Addition and lots
north 0! Golden Gate Park. W. j. GUM, SIG
o'Farrell ST. jy18 If
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CHURCH NOTICES.

RE7 Calvary Presbyterian Churrh-COr-
kF~S Powell and Geary Sts.-Rev. John
Hemphil D. D., pastor. will preach at IL A, N.
and :45 P. NJ. Evangeistic and praise service at
1880 P. N. Evening topic, "What Must We Do to
BE Saved" Sabbath-schOol at 1880 Young
Peoples Society or Christian Endeavor at $50
N are cnrdiallN InVited /
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- II lis, arge and Small. at Reduced
~S rates. 927 Mission st, bet Fifth andSiIth. tt
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RE- Mrs. DIR. Benjamin Gives Lucky
aE>S days astrologicaiIy. 921 Market jy24 It's
ESS j. Il. Mcintyre, BoOkbinder d
Ef~o Printer 422 Comm rrcial ST. jy5 If
- John r. Lyons, Notary Public and
5-S Commissioner OF Deeds. Passports pro-
cured. Office 6O7 Montgomery ST.; telephone
5439; residence 2202 Steiner st. jyl If
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NOW - YOUR TIME TO GET FIRST-CLASS
~ hotel cooks. pastry cooks, mattresses, chamber
maids, Iaundresses. etc ; over rs competent girls
waiting for wo1k; city or country. c. r. HAN
sen q CO, llO Geary ST iy29 1t
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e. Notice Is Hereby Gwen That the
q q Maria Kip Orphanage of $40 Harrison ST.,
San Francisco. Cal, has admitted the following
haf-orphan girls from April l. 1894. to July l,
1894: Nellie C. Connolly, II years; Luela Tay-
lor. g years; Myrtle Taylor, 3 years; Mabel L.
Sobey. years jy19 lot
R%Priv,te Home Confinement; Reason
ts~S able. $50 Missi,n. MRS. ARCHARD. jyI4 II
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EDg67 Bad Tenants Elected for So. Col
ss-S lections made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, 4i5 Montg'y ST. T. 4. Tel 55SO.de24tf
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PERSONALS.

IF YoU HAVE ANYTHING THE MATTER
with your hair ana scalp, dandruf falling hair.
ETC., Try me; treatment reasonable and speaks for
itself; ladies and gentlemen. Room So, st. AIMS
building, Eddy ST.
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ID ESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY GRADUATE
II wishes position rs governess In private fam
lily or school as teacher Of violin aud pano and
English branches. Address A. b.. box 14l, Call
Branch once. ly29 3t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NOUNG SWEDISH COOK, YEARS REFER
L ences from present place; also competent
Danish and German second girls; good cooks
best OF city references, want work Please call
send orders to MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter
ST.: telephone 5472. jy29 2t
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

EsPECrABLE PROTESTANT COUPLE IN
III city would like child TO board: will have good
home and best care: terms $S per month. Ad-
dress Home, box 14I, Call Branch once. Jy2S 81
I ADY WANTS OR 2 CHILDREN TO BOARD; ;
IL no other children in family. 4341e Hayes
street. 1y20 OF
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u DUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASH
i ing ironing or house-clean1ng by the day. Call
or address l.. A., 246 OaE st. jy29 3tS
The morning call., 1894-07-29

III GEARY-NICELI FURNISHED ROOMS:
LII 81 so 10 81 so per month; central Ioca-
| tion ly2S 5t+
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"A ANTED - BY WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
W position as housekeeper, care of children or
Invalid; understands plain sewing. Call or ad-
dress 1926 Mission st.
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CyTRoNGYOUNG WOMAN WANTS WASHING
- ironing or any kind Of work by the day; 81 per
day. Call or address 2OS Second ST., near How
ard iy29 3rs
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v DUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
tion in light housework Please call 1882 Sew
enteenth ST.. near Clara ave. Jy2S 3t%
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N'IDOw WISHES SITUATION AS HOUSE
Eddy ST., room g. jy2S 5U*
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FOUND.

EoUND-MISFIT PARLoRS (FORMERLY OF
200 Post), 513 Montgomery, cor. Commercial tt
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1Oe SEVENTH-SUNNY FURNISHED SUITE
IOO parlors. separate or together; reasonable2F
1900 MISSION-SUITE ROOMS UNFUR-
able. iV2S 2tE
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED

4 'OMPETkNr YOUNG WOMAN: is GOOD
ST corner OF Powell jy29 2t*
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Oh RAUSCH-FINE FRONT ROOM FUR
y 4 g nished for l or gents. jy28 3t*
goo O'FARRELL - SINGLE ROOMS; PRI-
OZO vate family; rent reasonable. jy28 5t~
The morning call., 1894-07-29

III MASON ST.. NEAR PoST-SUNNY FUR
L L L nished suite for gents; also single reason
able. jy2S 2t*
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MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS WINE-MAKING
N1 and vineyard work thoroughly wants position:
has been manager years one place in CalifOr-
mia. Apply to j. r. CROSETT CO., 62S Sacra-
mento st. jY27 6t
The morning call., 1894-07-29

FURNISH AT ONCE FRUIT-PICKERS. HAIR
L vest, farm, dairy, lumber and mill hands, black
smiths, mechanics. teamsters brickyard men, men
and wives railroad and canal laborers. C. X. An
sen 8 CO. ll0 Geary ST.; phone 49, iv29 1t
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TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
I alities. Apply NINE. LEOPOLD'S Employment
ONCE. 957 and 96l Market. tel south 3sl. iY22 u
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SEWING-D ACHINES. SECONDHAND. ALL
- kinds. from So upward; cash easy pay
ments; machines rented 1868 Market ja21tfSuSa
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NOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
L Cham0ermaid waitress In hotel city or
country. Address Is FreelOn ST. jy2S 3U*
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740 MISSION-NGCE, CLEAN FURNISHED
tOC room for gentleman: $5 a month. jy27 3+
7OS PINE. NEAR PowELL-SINGLE ROOMS
~ from $40; suites from $25; elevator27 5~
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Ok IVY AVE. BET. HAYES AND GROVE,
OIO near FrankIin-Nice furnished room with
stove; $3 month; German family.
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FLATS TO LEr-CoNTINUED.

OCd TWENTY-SECOND D-6 SUNNY ROOMS
JLf bath; double parlor: near Dolores st.
rent $I4. iv29 tf
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HRFSSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE EN-
II gagements by the day; 81 so. 125 oak.29 80
J5XPFRIEN CED ECONOMICAL COOK ON
T. ranch. camp or private place, seeks employ
ment Address Cook, box b6, this Office iy29 2t*
GERMAN LADY WISHES SITUATION IN
u nice family for housework, German COOKING or
second work. Call 81 ! Eighteenth St, near How
ard. Gz9 -
NURSE GERMAN WOMAN OF EXPERI-
IN eDce wishes situation to take care OF the sick
or nursery governess; teaches french and kinder
gartep Address REV. BEUHLER, 515 Golden
Gate ave-, Monday and Tuesday, z TO 4 p n
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1OI QUINN, OFF VALEN CIA, NEXT RIDLEY
tO2 Large, sunny newly furnished parlor, to
2, IS or 80. jy29 2t*
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Te6 MARKET sT.-ELEGANT SUITE, S5 so
tOO weekly; single room, 81 so; gas; running
water. Iy2S zt*
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"A ANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL OF 16 YEARS
~ from the country, situation to do light house
work. Please address 6621a Mission ST. Jy26 5ts
The evening world., 1894-07-11
THE elephant GOT LOOSE.
Terrified by the Surf He Dashed
Along Rockaway Beach.

ROCKAWAY BEACH, July l1.-After
all the bathers had left the surf yes
terday afternoon, a large elephant was
led down Pier avenue. The elephants
name is Jolly. and he Is owned by one
Of the animal shows at Seaside.
As jolly neared the end Of the svenue,
an attendant tied a large rope ar ovEd
one Of his fore legs. In his manner
they led him Off the AVENUE and gu, int
the surf.
jolly followed his keepers until they
got out about waist high in the water,
when, lowering his trunk. he scooped
up about half barrel Of the salt water.
He swung his trunk around and threw
the water al. over his keepers. He re-
fused to go out any further. and the
breakers dashing up against him
frightened him SO that he gave a plunge
for the shore, pulling the rope out of
the attendants hands. jolly dashed
along the beach. trumpeting loudly.
Fortunately there were but a few peo-
pie on the beach at the time. although
hundreds watched his antics from the
various pavilions.
His keepers finally succeeded In quiet.
ing jolly, but could not induce him to
go into the water again.