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DESERVED 200 lASHES.
Justice GocttinE Regrets the Alb.
seRce Of the whipping Post.

William Cudley, n .ongshureman. was
sentenced to one year IN lhe psni.tE-
tiary and fined so by Justice Goetting
in the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg,
tO-1GH,
Cuuey's wife told the magistrate that
her husband constantly ill-tredtei her.
and that she was afraid he would kill
her, As Mrs. Cudlev expressed CON
fidence in her ability 10 support herself,
Justice GoettinG sent Cuiley away.
after telling MIN that what he deserved
was 700 lashes, and that sometimes he
was sorry thai Now York laws did not
permit OF the whipping post punish
meuk
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roIa TO Ne ep Away from Rockawa,

RoCHAwAY BEACH July John schoen-
utsin. who 5yss to be at Justice sm!ih'a court
Seaside! yesterday afternoon 70 swear out war
rrnt for Max Abfahatns, whom he charged with
sssault. did not put in an appearance, About
S'clpek last evening Henry Kucheiban Who Is
Abraham's partner went to the station aud told
The Captain that Schoenstein was then at his
bArbef shop; that the assaulted man had asked
him Cor = IS To settle the case. which kuche nan
refused. Tbs Captain went TO the barber Hhop
with Kuchelban, where he met Sehoenstein, who
admitted that he asked for the s.. Capt. Allen
paIied Ofncer Hawkins and had him chow schoen-
stein to- the depot. Hawkins Informed schoen'
stein a. he got on . train that II lie ever re-
tufa,ed TO the beach he would be arrested.
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FOUND SHE HAD ROBBED HIM.
Jnuitor Croker Has n Woman Ar
rested In Church.

Mary Ford, thirty-tive years old who
claims TO be homeless, pleaded guilty be
fore Justice Walsh, in Butler Street
Court Brooklyn, this morning, TO the
charge Of SAILING $40 worth OF clothing.
she was held for the Grand Jury.
Last night JHultor W ~ am Crocker, OF
Grace Church, on the Heights, saw the
woman IN the rostibule OF the church.
She had a bundle and acted quecrly. She
could not give good account OF herself
and CrOcktr had her arrested.
Al the station-nousc The bundle was
opened ana Croker was astOn.Shel to
md some Of his own Wife's Cluthlnu In
the Duni.e. Mrs. Ford had lust
been released rom the pCudrnt,4yy,
where she has served six months for a
similar oifeusc.
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Brooklyn Brevitics.

2 aJustics Goetting; in the Lee Avenue Court,
UiIlianisburg to-day held Michael Ryan. o, ~
iI4vsneysr street, for trial on charge Of wife
waiting
Gardner creamer OF williamsburg. held IN
inquest to-day in the case OF Ksto Boien, ETY.
Ave years old. who died suddenly yesterday ar
iscnoon AZ her home. 4ss Marcy eyonue. II was
lse,dsd that her death was due to hemorrhage OF
DO iunGn -
Waiter Cullen. OF 1870 North Sixth street, was
teid for Trial In the Lee Avenue Court wiz,
I.mnburK to-day on charges OF intoxicauon aad
~ Court 0fncer Kane charged the prisoner
asrAnitinx bis Wits. ss ttA -
H1nrfss st. Pierre Of 80 BsinbridEe street,
M srehs nv az 0' ssu.s l.s S' nlsSt ana
4 eash and teo worth Of eiothiaS !. I.
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SLASRD HIM WITH A WHIP.
Treasurer DOrIand Attacked While
liding a Bicycle.

KEARNN N. j., July u.-Irving X.
Dorland. Treasurer OF the township Of
Kearny, an Commodore. of the Ameri-
can Canoe association, while riding TO
his home in<earny avenue at midnight
last night II bicycle, was attacked by
man in atarriage. The man slashed
Mr.. Dorlant with his whip and then
drove of.
Mr.. Dorian followed him on his wheel
and had the nan arrested. This morn
Ing the mar who gave his name as
Michael McCnn, was fined SO.
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No Light on the Crossy Mystery.

CAMDEN, y. j.. July 1.-THE authorities have
not yet succeeded In clearing up the mystery
surrounding the disappearance OF Anton Croggy
q bery-pieksr. who disappeared on the night
Christopher wslnsmeysr Who have been placed
under arrest. claim TO have no knowledge Of
croggys dtsappsarAncs. County Prosecutor Jsn-
The authorities have ssainst the DrtssasrA
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Two Men Accu.ed of swindIins.

Charles Hammel. thiry-one years old. OF iis
Ganesvoort street. and hines Cunningham. thirty
six years OF age. were held for trial At enerson
srkst Court to-day chaped by d. H. Holmes q
saoonman at lol Banb STREET with swindlinE
They obtained rs cents from him for the alleged
purpose OF burying dad baby.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11

Tho q O't.ock Edition and the
sporting Extra Of The Evening
World coStain more sporting news
Of interest than can be found In
eny other evening serspapar. 81.
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Motorman ster,.'s Second Victim.

Henry c. Stems. Of ST. Ferry street. Newark.
notormsn on tho Newark avenue Jersey City
cable car line. was paroied to-day by Justice
Potts OF Jersey City. for hearing to- morrow: His
car fatally injured bseph Boyoski = small boy.
on Grand street Two weeks ago an Italian boy
was killed In Nswah by Sternss car.
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MichaeIs Taken Back to boston

Horace C. Miehssis eolored. from Boston. who
was arrested on Ane &C. In this city. and who
was subsequently, identified as the man Who
robbed the residence OF Frederick Esterbrook. .
wealthy merchant Of that city was to-day taken
to Boston upon rsquisition paperA
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full scoount Of Wall street snsirs will be
fearf in the O'Clock Edition Of The Evening
wosid."
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Grocer nnneiIy Discharged.

Thomas Donner, the grocer at Wayne and
aerceses streets Jersey city, arrested on the
charge Of assaultIy nipe-year-old Ida Meistnsr.
OF 81 Mercsses stiet, was discharged when ar
raigned before Juice Potts to-dSy.
snall-POxs In Jersey City.
case Of amsil-pt was discovered this morn
ing at sH Eleventh trsst. Jersey City. house
occupied By oolorsd Sopis The svictin. Wtiiis
Arustrcng. was rsmopd 70 snAD Hill
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

- i ofesscr Fred Bel Has Been
@~S asked TO hold grand ass-meeting to-
night at the metropolitan Temple. and will speak
Oh the subject OF GOOD Government Through
GOoG Citizenship" 1t VIII be the most important
political address CT the Campaign. he viii
handle number of candidates without gloves.
All honest, free, patriotic men and women should
hear it before voting. He Will drag the skeleton
out of the A. z. A. cset. Mr. Bel Will sing pa
trlouc song, and VIII be assisted 10y Mrs. Grace
Gerard. Professor EcHmeH, orgaulst Admission
for this evening only free. Doors open at T.
Commence at 5 sharp. y. B-Ihe outs DOS en-
Tribune sale at cents a copy.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

re- Dividend Notice - o. flee of the
G~S Bodie Consolidated Mining Company room
81, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco, CAL. october 20. 1894. At meeting of the
Board OF Directors of the above named company,
held this day, dividend (No. 21J of twenty-five
cents (25c) per share was declared on the capital
stock OF the company, payable Monday. Noyem-
Der 8, 1894 at the transfer agency, room II, 81
broadway, New York. only stock issued from
the transfer agency in that city and at the san
Francisco Office only on stock issued here. Trans
fer books Will close on Thursday, october rs,
1894, at o'clock P. n. NJ. E WILLIS.
oc2l I'd Secretary.
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EsISS First ChriStia church. weIfth
ES~S St, near HUward-PreaCh ing at II A. NJ. and
80 p. 10y Prof. L. a. Per. Subject of fore
noon DISCOURSE christ the Christians Religion"
subject or evening disc uCse. The Believers Sc
curIty in Christ Suuday-schOol at 80 A. NJ
Public cordially invited.
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R$S Annual Meeting-The Regular a H.
u.s. nual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Great Western Quicksilver Mining Company Will
be held at the Office of the company, room Z.
32S Montgomery ST., San Francisco, California,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of November
the purpose OF electing Board of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and The transaction OF
such other business as may come before the
meeting. A HALSEY Secretary
odice-32S Montgomery st.. room No. 7, San
Francisco. California, moi IT
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N$S Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum
tS~O and Homo Society-Ihe members this
society are hereby notified that the annual cleo
ton OF five trustees takes place MONDAY. Nov.
8, 1894, at the Office OF Messrs. Greenebaum 81
Co, 1l5 Bush ST Polls open from II 4. NJ. 20 3
P. NJ. BY order NJ LEO ELOESSER, Sec.
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Al IDDLE-AGEp SWEDISH LADY DESIRES A
IFI situation with a small family residing in the
country: will do upstairs work ana plain sewing:
can furnish reference from weli-knOwn Oakland
family; pleasant country home the object more
than salary, Address MISS A. R., Call Office,
Oakland O3
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MDS59 " How n Chr .stian should Vote"
Es~S is the theme OF Rev. ". a. Gardeners Ser
mon at the eStsIdC Christian Church Bush
St, near DevisadeTO. al z 80 P. NJ. 1T II NJ. ne
Will TAX about noreaIer " orks nan Miraces.' x
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~ The Church If Jesus Christ OF
We Latter-dav Saints hold services every sun
day at and O'Clock P. II in Hail l. 927 Mission
St, bet Fifth ana Sixth. cordial Invitation is
extended 70 the public. Elder II. D. Tanner, Pres
ideut OF Mission.
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- st. Andrews Society An q
C~S nual election OF otfcers-Mem- n II 81
bers are respectfully notified that the MeVVS
annual election OF officers will be held &2S&s
MONDAY EVENING, November ., ut Scottish
Hail, Ill Larkln st. Polls open from P NJ to 9
?. NJ. JOHN MCLAREN President
w. c. Cook, Secretary. no4 Ut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- The san francisco Protest mt
ts~S Orphan Asylum Society hereby gives notice
that the following orphan and half orphan girls
nave been admitted to the institution from July
!, 1894, TO Oct /. 1884 TcSsie Rullhanseu 8 yrs.
Florence Mcintyre, yrs; Eva Mcintyre. yrs:
Nettte Woods, 10 YES; Louisa f. aterman, 8
yrs; Leonard Adams, Ia yrs; Raymond Came.
ron, 212 yrs; Willie Lutgow, 8 yrs; John Rull-
hansen, yrs; Albert c. Turner. 10 yrs; Charles
W. Turner yrs; Angus Mcintyre. yrs: Clar-
ence Robinson, yrs; Cyril Wyman, ga yrs.
W lille Wagner, 10 yrs; Elton Bruce, yrs. 26 lot
~ Bad Tenants Elected for Sd. Col
@~S lections made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, 4i5 Montg'y St. r. D. Tel. 55S0.do24tt
RS Books Bought and SoId-Daly IL
ez~S CURRAN, 206 Powell ST. sel9 II
re Eealy's Old Bookstore, 2O3 Pow
ET~S ell ST.; Healy wants old books oc2 tt
% John f. Lyons, Notary Public and
E~S Commissioner of Deeds. Passports pro-
cured. Office 607 Montgomery ST.; telephone
BASE; residence 2202 Steiner st. jyl If
ES j. Il. Mcintyre, Bookbinder ard
er~S Printer. 422 Commercial ST. jy5 IF
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NOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
1 day housecleaning or general homework. Call
address 1910 ward St. room 81 nO3 3ts
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4 MERICAS HOUSEkEEPER DESIRES A
y positions; will cook for 2 or 3 persons, and
care for nice home; references exchanged. Ap-
ply L 81 Howard st. nos 3t%
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IA ANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL A
~ situation TO do light homework or second
work Gail address A. s. ii Farren ave, from
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COMPETENT YOUNG LADY DIES RES POSI-
~ ton worKing housekeeper: country. Apply
room Z, second floor, 967 Mission st. nos 3t*
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- DR.. Rin-es' Spiritual Ne ting,
Nc 9O912 Market ST., Sunday, 2 and 8 p. N.
Circle and platform tests. Mines. Durham
Lad. Finican. >e-Iv. Henderson. FIX.
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- CaIVa Y Presbyterian Churc". Cor.
NC OF Powell and Geary SITS Rev. j Ohm Hemp
hill, D. D., pastor Will preach at II A and T:55
p. NJ. Praise service al 80 P n Evening topic.
The Antiquity Of Man AND the Oririu OF ClylI1zt-
tlon," Sabbath school at u :3U p II. y. p. - OF
c. L. at ESQ p. N. strangers and friends cor
daily invited.
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ESS Annual Mceting-The Twelfth d. H.
49, nual meeting of the stockholders of the San
trt ncisco Mutual Loan association VIII be held
1t the ofuce OF the corporation, 52f Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco, MEDN ESDAY, Noyem Der
z, 1881, at Z 30 O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year, presenta-
tlon OF the twelfth annual report and Tor such
other business as may come before the meeting
Books for a limited number OF shares Of the
thirteenth series are now open at the office OF the
secretary. Money to lean first mortgage a. 8
per cent per annum Interest. free of mortgage tax
premium payable in advance by monthly in
stallments at the pleasure of the borrower BY
order of the board of directors
n J. WELSH, President.
A. SBARBORO, Secretary oc26 I'd
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~ EAT ACTIVE GERMAN WOMAN WANTS
~ work in American or French family: is a fine
COOK and baker; can 90 any work: viii assist
with the care of child. Call $50 Clay, Oak land. l
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e. ReorgaHized Oh srch " Jesus
~ Christ OF L. D. s, Mystic Hail. upstairs. $40
Post Stretching at Il a. N. and7 80 P. NJ. All
welcome.
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" First Con2reg- tiOnai Chur' h, Cor.
~ Post and Mason sts.-Rev. Z. o. Brown
DID, pastor, VIII preach in the morning at !
O'clock and in the evening 81 $50 o'ciocS. Theme
"kome and City Government" Sunday-schOoI in
lecture-room imme lately after morning service.
MRS. Coopers Ri6e class auditorium. Mir
Kim alPs Bible class IN study. Young Peep 'sEn-
ueaVor meeting at $50 NJ. Weekly prayer
meeting w Wednesday, Z 80 P. NJ. All are cordially
invited especlaLlL sGrsmgers in The city.
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| JHNGLISH GIRL WISHES TO DO LIGHT
! II homework and plain cooking in small family;
SIS. Z. g.. box So, Call Branch once.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-04

iE9S Mammoth Good Citizenship Mass
Ef~S meeting, Mechanics Pavilion, SUNDAY,
November i, P. NJ. Address 5y Rev. j. Q. A
Henry. Fins music. Free admission by t.ckeL 3 =.
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.TRANGER FROM THE EAST WISHES A
- situat on as housekeeper in private family or
take charge of Invalid lady; good cook and but
ter-maker: city or country. Call address Am er-
lean Exchange Hotel, SsnSOme ST.. room So; ref
erence no2 3tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-04

SITUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE WOMAN
- to do general houSewo rk by the day. week or
month, or would take home washing Cali ad
dress 1917 Hollis st. rear. off Ellis. nr. Buchanan
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Miss Dukane-I want to have some
photographs taken. Where would you
go?
Miss Humley-Pd go to Mr.. Snaishot if
l were you. He made some perfectly
lovely PICTURES of me-.
Miss Dukane-Dd he really? Well. if
he Is such clever artist as that, I'll 90
there, toe.
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~ AN TED BY YOUNG GIRL-POSITION AS
w waitress in boardinghOuSe or restaurant
Cali 12zl Mission st top floor. no3 2t*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-04

DOSITlON As LADY'S MAID. COMPANION
L upstairs work and sewing by young girl with
experience: good city reference Address A. r. X.
1918 Post st. Bo2 3tF
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NOTICE or MEETINGS.

FL Fidelity Lodge Ne. 222, ,SAgMl.g>>.
ILL., I. .. o. Irregular meeting $S%N-ssssSc
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 5. Initia- 8$ss>--S44-
tion. All members requested to be D/>IIANNH>
present. BY order. j. II. HANSEN y e.
= +. NJ. ESTE. Rec. Sec. no4 2t
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- Philosophical Society," Pub
81 lie lectures every Sunday evening at Z As
at $40 Post street ron ght, ''Atma-God the
Father" Oy Miss Lydia Eel of Oakland
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4 y UNMARRIED LADY WISHES POSITION
Il as housekeeper. Apply address ITO sixth
ST., room D: please call after 10 !. N. nO3 3ts
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EIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO HOUSE
y work: good plain cook second work; care
Of children; 81 5 to $50. 2el2 Post, near Lyon. .
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TWO GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS TO DO
L housework and cooking; good references
Please call or address $40 Castro st. no3 2tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-04

80 Or. Z. Robbins, The q lifted Lnsp ra-
SsS uonal speaker and test medium, lectures
tonight on "How to Become Medium ana Get
Spirit Manlt eStatIOns al Home" Mrs Hoyet and
Mrs LasGey. the wonderful mediums, VIII
give convincing tests from spirit friends. The
SICK healed by spirit power. All persons attend
Ing this meeting VIII receive n 25c ticket ad-
uniting them 10 developing circles. Washington
IaII. 50 y kduy 81. p. ". Admission 10 CENTS 9
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Zoo STEW FRONT ROOM
COO use of kitchen $40; suitable for I or , gen
temen NOD Et<
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sITUA TIONs wANTED-FEMALE.

THOROUGH SWEDI SH WAITRESS ANDPAR-
Tor maid; tirst-class strong young German cook;
competent Infants nurse years references; also
scotch homework girls want situations. Please
call. address or telephone MISS PLUNKETT. 424
Sutter ST, noi Ut
TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
L aities Apply NINE LEOPOLD'S Employment
ONCE. 957 and 96l Market; open evenings 1y22 Il
PROFESSIONAL NURSE WOULD LIKE A
L few engagements: confinement work preferred;
terms reasonable; city references Address Nurse,
1904 Fillmore ST. no4 6t*
CMART DREsSMAKER WISHES WORK AT
- home or in families. Address 1929 Hampshire
street. no4 3t*
LlRST-CLASS TYPEWRITER AND SrENo-
grapher wishes situation: has had experience
In law ofhce. Address F. l.. B.. 547 Stevenson4 81
GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
~ do general homework and cooking. Call or
address Prescott House, cor. Pac.lc and kearny
streets. no4 3UE
pESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
IL home where ehe work In morning and
evening Tor small wages; is good seamStress.
Address r. 5, box 10Y, Call Branch. NOD 3t*
M ANTED-BY YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN,
W position as working hOuSekeeper or cashier in
store or restaurant: can give best of references
and bonds II necessary. Address Is. B.. box SO,
Cali Branch Office. no4 BIS
lRESSMAKER FIRST-C CLASS DRESS
maker, perfect filter. wishes engagements by
d. A., Dox lit, Call Branch ONCE. no4 SIS :.
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Y DUNG WOMAN WISHES A PLACE AS
L housekeeper; widowers family in country
preferred. 2s1a Sixth st.,room 9. nos 2t*
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FRENCH LADY, SPEAKING a LITTLE Eng
] glish, wishes situation by day for washing.
ironing and mending; best references. 9O9 Jack
son st, bet stockton and Powell. no2 5t<
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DESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES POSITION
"a AS housekeeper: no objection to children.
lO4 Gnunh
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On TWELFTH, BET. MISSION AND HOW
~ ard-Pleasant bay window front room: gas
bath and crate: housekeeping il desired. no3 SIS
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AGENIS NXANrEn


4 GENTS IN EVERY COUNTY TO SELL SOUR
- rel exterminatOr on com. Apply to GEO. f..
NETHERTON, Brentwood, Contra Costa County,
Cal ucAO IL
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MEAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES LIGHT
~ housewOrk In small family. Apply 1882 Polk
st, corner SacramentO. nO2 3tt
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COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
I a position to wait the sick do light house
work: city country. Address C. M, box 80,
Call Branch. no2 3ts
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PARTNERS WANTED.


DARTNER WANTED WITH $1,000. FULLY
1 secured, for half interest IN A. established
business o. 10 years standing: no experience but
Address Partner, box l0l Call Branch once. z Sc
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ROOMS WANTED


WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE oR3 ROOMS
w suitable for light Housekeeping. / o minutes
walk from cor. Geary and hearny SITS. Address
NJ g., box 1928 Call Branch ONCE.
- FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED HOUSE
- keeping rooms; kitchen ute sis not wanted;
state Locations; price very moderate; quiet e.,
box 4, Call Office.
I ARG r ALCOYE ROOM WITH CLOSETS AN
i kitchen by responsible party; references
exchanged. Address VI. r., box 100, Gail Brsnch.*
TTNFURSISHED ROOMS WANTED-2 UN-
y FINISHED rooms with fireplace by elderly
lady; mention price: answer in writing. l22
Guerrero u. n02 Sta
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1cS NINTH-FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS,
90 single ana double; Of kitchen.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
ia do general L. usework. working house
keeper Gail address 1914 Folsom, upstairs.
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( OLOREU GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
general homework and cooking or upstairs
wait on BILE and assist with child. assist in
housew orK and children: wages $l5 to $40. AID
dress c. box 80. Call Branch Office. no2 BITS
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ne First Bapt st Church. Eddy St,
gs~C near Jones-Rey. J. q. A. Henry, pastor.
Rev. NJ p Boynton, assistant pastor. services
Sunday. November i, 1894. Preaching by the
pastor at II \. NJ; subject, "Loves Memorial"
and at 80 N. topic. ''Peri!s of the American
Ballot" Sunuay-schooI at II 80 P. NJ; Y. p. $. of
c. + AT 80 p M; Young Mems meeting, Monday
evening AT 3 o'clock; Christian culture class every
Friday evening at O'Clock Communion at close
OF morning service. All these services open to
the public Strangers are welcome.
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10 GEAkY-2 LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
Il rooms; gas; bath; reasonable nos If
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EOt TURK-LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH
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DRESSMAKER, GOOD FILTER AND CUTTER,
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