davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

receive the -tsnn Of page In lafayette
Lodge, Thursday evening.
The executive comnittss Of the Grand
Lodge will meet Monday evening, whe.
the place Of the nesting Of the Grand
Lodge, which will bs held February H.
Grssd Master Of Exohsqusr ,. NJ.
Washburns, who has been III Tor some
time, 10 sligh htly better.
Past Chancellor w, A. Carpenter ins
stalled the officers Of Webster Lodge Tues
day evening Ts n: on: S & 81: sts ps
chancellor, J. b. Wentworth.
The ofiicers-elect Of Damon Lodge were
installed by Deputy Grand Chancellor n.
w. 5yddall Tuesday evening.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor W.
w. Eccellston did some good work Wed
woonsocket, and installing officers-elsct,
and then returning to Pawtucket, where
he installed the officers s-elect OF Charles
Il. Chickering Lodge.
Past Grand Chancellor Frank L. For
syth of st. George Lodge has left this city
for Aiken, y. C:,. whore he hopes to re-
cover from his illness. IL he finds that
the climate does not agree with him he
will go to the Pacific coast. His wife and
mother will accompany him.
The officers elect Of Palestine Lodge Will
be publicly installed Tuesday evening In
the lodge room in tho Industrial Trust
i The officers Of st. John Lodge were in
stalled by the deputy OF the lodge, as
sisted by Past Chancellors A. o. Makee
and w. II. knight Thursday evening. The
retiring chancellor commander was pre-
sented handsome jewel by the
members. The presentation speech was
conclusion OF the ceremony supper was
served.
One application for membership was
received in Howard Lodge Wednesday
evening. District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor James Mcmahon was present, and
with the assistance OF Grand Vice Chan
Chancellor A. N. Cunning ham installed
the officers-elect. During the evening
Grand Vice Chancellor Pierce pre-
sented Past Chancellor Cunning ham
a cane, the wood of which was taken from
tree on Lookout Mountain in Ten
nessee, where there are six lodges of the
famous mountain.
The following are the oificers-elect OF
Burnside Lodge who will be installed
Tuesday evening: G. c., Julian Close; V.
G., Frank X. PeaIse: private, Oswald X.
Siegel; M. W., James T.. Hill; M. F.,
Clarence T.; Booth; M. Ex;,. sigmund
Furth; X. r.. s., Thomas II. Henderson;
M. A., Augustus A. Gravel; j. c., James
S. Perry; D. G., John j. O'Donnell; trus-
tees, q. +. Easterbrooks, Il. A. Rounds,
Philip +. Dillon.
The officers of Pythias Lodge were in
stalled last evening by the deputy, assist
ed by Past Chancellors Everett III. Baker
of Enterprise and Charles III. Brown OF st.
Johns lodges.
The officers OF Sterling Lodge will be
publicly instalted Tuesday evening, Jan.
ID, and those OF Smithonian Lodge next
tuesday evening. The officers of the
Grand Lodge will be present at the last
named lodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
Scottish Societies.

At the session of Clan Cameron, Tues
duy evening, Grand Chief John NJ. Cum
mings, assisted by Grand Secretary Will
liam Forsyth, installed the following OFF,
GERS for 1895: Chief, John B. Craig
tanist, Alexander Hunter; chaplain,
George Miller; financial secretary, w lillian
Macnair; secretary, James Shaw; treas
urer, Alfred Dawson; senior warden,
James Mckenzie; junior warden, James
Prosser; surgeon, Frank l.. Forsyth.
An amusing incident occurred that
will be remembered for some
time by those present. Chief Alex
ander McMurtrie was delegated a COM
mittee to prepare light supper and cof-
fee was to be on the bill Of fare. Chief
McMurtrie prided himself on know
ing what good coffee is; SO when
he was ready to put the coffee into the
urn he found that he had bought from the
store a package of mustard instead.
Chief McMurtrie had to buy coffee at q
small store nearby and all that he hears
from his associates now is mustard"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

eted by world-renowned women. As
(ountess Ziokn. In Sardou's "Diplomacy,"
she eqnsied Miss Rose Coghlan, who il
acknowledged the greatest interpreter OF
nifferen types OF adventuresses. Then
q has b en- termed "Jane Hading trans
= "a into English" which is a near APP
zach 10 correct description of her.
personally her resemblance to this great
French actress Is strong, so much so that
one would think they belonged TO the
same family. Then artistically Miss
ethersole's talents, like Miss Hading's,
tragedy, although doubtless the forte OF
both Is in the purely emotional. Both
have . nameless fascination, for, although
their faces, studied critically, do
not conform to the canons OF
beauty, they are in O certain sense
beautifu', having strong, clearer feat
ures, graceful figures and fine eyes. Miss
Nethersole has also been compared TO
Mrs. Bernard Beere, who for long time
was the leader of London's theatrical
world BY her Interpretation OF "La
Miss Nethersole is supported by the
following well known artists: Maurice
Grant Stewart, J. j. Saville, j. 9. Buck
stone, Edwin Holland, j. G. Valentine,
Mrs. e. j. Phillips, Miss Virginia Graves.
1fiss Ethel Mullison, Miss Marion Grey
and Miss Laura Hanson. The repertoire
will include "Camille," "Frou Frou,"
"Romeo and Juliet" and "The Trans
gressor."
AT B. r. Keith's Opera House next
week, commencing Jan. z, with matinees
daily, will be that inimitable comedian,
Robert Gaylor, in the farcical production
ssSport McAllister." The absurdities and
Comicalities of Irish rule in New York
politics are represented In natural and
pleasing way, and Gaylor's portrayal
of the born politician is not overdrawn,
md the methods of the Office seexsrs OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Excelsior Lodge opened the new year on
Friday evening with increased interest,
and large attendance. Brothers DR.. Hill
and Townsend were added to the sick list
but the others were reported as
improving. The committee on q new
hall have not yet decided on a
location. As the next meeting Is to be
installation night 1t was voted to make II
public, and the wives Of the members will
be invited to bring cake under their arms.
Brothers Blake, Simmons and Donle were
appointed committee to make all ar
rangements. A free and easy conference
on the good of the order was then pro-
longed to late hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
4 New Star at the Providence
Opera House,,
,p.endld Living Pictures and Sport
McAIIister at Keith's.
World Mt Lothrop's and Fay Fos-
ter Company at Westminster.

Miss Olga Nethersole, the distinguished
young English actress, will appear at the
Providence Opera House for the week be-
ginning Monday, Jan. z, under the
management of Marcus X. Mayer. During
her short life on the stage Miss Neither
sole has risen to the top through her own
efforts and self will. Being the youngest
daughter OF a London, solicitor, and re-
coivfnR an English public school educa-
tion In connection with year in Germany,
oho was told when starting upon
her professional career that she
would never prove success. HOW
evor, she put her shoulder to the wheel
and now stands in the foremost rank OF
English actresses, appearing In roles cre-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
knights Of Pythias.

The officers OF Elmwood Lodge were in
stalled last evening. During the evening
Brother Tourgee, on behalf Of the MEM
bers, presented the retiring chancellor
commander, T. Henry Bowen, a past
chancellor's jewel, the gayel that he
welded during the year, and beautiful
emblematlc watch charm.
Enterprise Lodge will hold n masquer-
ade ball in Il. 1. Hall Thursday evening.
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott installed
the officers elect OF Enterprise and Perse-
vcrance lodges during the week. The
first, because tho lodge deputy, }. NJ.
Washburne Is ill, aud the latter because
OF the death OF District Deputy Grand
Chancellor j. Il. Wentworth.
Owing to the reports not being I'm readi-
ness Tuesday evening, Deputy Grand
Chancellor William VI. Dobson did not In
siail the officers OF Narragansett Lodge.
Permission vas given one applicant 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

and having q sick wife to attend to.
"Heave to, me hearties, and help Union
sailor"
shipmate Forey is moored at Lynn,
Mass.
Shipmats Tasker is living on farm In
RehoDoth, Mass.
Admiral Francis Allen is expected soon
from New Haven, Conn.
William o. Saville, 900 North Gilmore
street, Baltimore, Md, has been appointed
by Admiral Allen chief of division for
the district comprising the waters OF the
Atlantic coast, bays, rivers and tributa-
ries between Philadelphia, Pa, and Nor
folk, Va.
One of the best equipped and most
vigorous organizations of naval cadets in
the country, whose organization and
efficiency are largely due to retired Rear
Admiral Osborne, Is the auxiliary to Far
ragut Association of the port OF New
York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
No Gard Playing In Boston Hotels.

/ The police commissioners have noti-
bed the proprietors Of the hotels that
they must refrain from providing their
guests with facilities for card playing
In the way Of cards, chips or rooms to
be used for this purpose. ~ 1t IL said
they have been In the habit Of doing.
Hereafter II gentlemen indulge In the
pastime Of gaming at the hotels they
must furnish their own implements and
carsfully guard the nature Of their 90
rupation from the knowledge Of the
landlord. Boston Transcripts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
Pythian sisterbood.

Grand Chancellor Mrs. j. II. Wilbur, as
sisted by Grand Vice Chancellor Mrs.
Walter Scott and suite, installed
the following officers in Elmwood
Assembly Wednesday afternoon
Chancellor commander, Mrs. w. II.
ID. Vaughn; vice chancellor, Mrs.
M. L. Sprague; prelate, Mrs. h. A. Wood I;
mistress at -arms, Mrs. X. A. Capron; as
sistant mistress at arms, Mrs. II. II. Byrne
mistress of exchequer, Mrs. b. J. Keach
keeper Of records and seal, Mrs. A. M.
Black; inner guard, Mrs. Fl. E. Barker;
outer guard, Mrs. J. II. Latham; mystic
one, Mrs. P. 8. Bliven; past chancellor,
Mrs. Swan.
Elmwood Temple will hold Q supper
and social in Elmwood Hall, corner OF
Elmwood and Potter's avenues, Friday
evening, Jan. 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Farrsgut Association held its first meet
ing Saturday night with the new officers
In command. Every rope was hauled taut
and the gallant ship payed of before the
light breeze on her cruise TO 1896. With
n strong pull, and a pull altogether, she
will safely enter her port.
Surgeon Traver is right in his glory in
his natty uniform on the quarter deck,
where he Is quite conspicuous figure.
Boatswain Clifford OF Bristol, with his
wife, was i'm Providence last week and
stayed over Sunday.
Past National Boatswain Edwin A.
Bszels 10 Ia hard tsss Icing cut oi work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
Foresters.

The officers elect of Court Thomas w.
Dorr were installed by Deputy Grand
Chief James Carter Tuesday evening.
Afterward O few hours were devoted to
sociability. There were plenty Of good
things to eat and plenty OF coffee and
z gInger ale to wash 1t down. 1t was mid
night before the session closed.
The committee that had charge OF the
annual excursion last summer met Tues
day evening and wound up its affairs.
The committee has $1,000 to divide among
the different courts in the State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
Red Men.

stalled by Deputy Great Sachem James
Rider last evening.
Permission was granted one applicant
to receive the adoption degree, and the
chiefs elect were installed In Tehoma
Tribe last evening.
Great Sachem James III. Barney and
suite made an official visit to Watc he
moket Tribe last evening.
One application for membership was
received, permission given two applicants,
and the officers were installed in Wam-
sitta Tribe Monday evening.
The officers Of Pettaconset Tribe wei
installed Thursday evening. One appli :
cation for membership was received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

In the sugar corn the conversion Of
sugar into starch is arrested at a par
ticular point in the growth, the grain
does not fill out, and is consequently
Ehriyeled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Tho marquis was extremely wroth
with his valet on account Of one Of his
usual stupid tricks Calling out TO him,
he said: "Giovannil Come and help me
on with my topboots. ! want to kick
you. "-Cronaca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Gotham are shown in manner that has
but tho least SAVIOR OF exaggeration about
them. The role OF Sport McAllister Is a
good vehicle for the display OF Gaylor's
many peculiarities. IL affords him amp,e
latitude for the Introduction OF the
speciaiities which made him famous
years ago. but all are introduced
In such a legitimate manner that
they seem To have been deftly
woven In by the skillful author. Gaylor
Is supported by an excellent company Of
prfclaity artists. whose work throug hout
the piece give evidence Of greater talent
than H. generally shown. Miss Mabel
Craig IL Que Of the brightest soubrettes
Arthur \. O'Brien, as Dennis McGinty.
tcort'< rival In politics, IL well spoken OF,
while Joseph Kelly Ia said to be
another Evans OF [" parlor Match" fame
end does an exceedingly clever piece OF
,haractcr acting. Marie Laurens. Lillian
1eckIcr, Lizzie Inns, Kathleen Warren,
<>i<<t CbamDerlaiD, and a bevy Of pretty
ieAs those sitistie singing will, II 10 said,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

South Caroline Ysuns Men Tn Once.
The sdmopition 10 give tho young
man chanos does not apply 10 South
Carolina Tho gos crnor Of that state is
81, his attorney general 90 and the a.
1utsnt general 90 y~~re Of s0a-">'J.
ucxe Hsxsld
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

The bones Of very aged persons are
said to have n greater proportion of lime
than those Of young peop'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
Myatic Chain.

In the future Roger Williams Castle
will meet on the second and fourth
Wedn esday of each month, beginning on
will be installed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

On Monday afternoon next will occur
providence Opera House. 1t will be the
opening performance OF the spectacular
dramatic success, j. Y. Little's "World,"
which has been secured for weeks en-
gagement. 1t is piece that is so we'll
known that the mere mention OF its
presentation is enough. Already the ad-
vance sale proves the wisdom of the
management in securing this strong at
traction. The company has been care
fully selected with view to their in
dividual fitness for the role assigned and
several of the popular favorites with the
patrons OF this family resort will appear
for the first time this season. Miss Edith
Mai, the male impersonator, will play the
dual roles OF Jack Rover and Harry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

The favorite actress, Miss Katherine
Robcr, will be seen in new play mex.
week at Lothrop's Pawtucket Opera
House. It will be Bartley Campbells
beautiful drama entitled "a Heroine i'm
Rags" She will have the assistance OF n
strong cast of players and her own part
W IN call into play all the strength Of her
talent. The play will please the hundreds
of admirers OF this gifted little actress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

The Rose Hill Burlesque Company will
be at the Westminster Theater during the
week beginning January II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Carroll Johnson will De the star at the
second Graham concert, SUNDAY evening,
leu. IA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05
captivats any audience, are still in the

capiivats any audience, are still in the
cast.
In conjunction with Robert Gsylor In
" Sport McAllister, one OF the 400" there
will be presented b. +. Keith's grand new
10000 series OF living pictures. They
established wonderful record for eie-
cance and refinement In September last in
Boston. This new and grand series Is
pronounced even more artistic and
elaborate than those displayed here earlier
in the season.
Humanity" the big dramatic success
OF the Bowdoin Square Theater, Boston,
will be the attraction at Keith's during
the wee k commencing Jan. IA. This is an
unusual production in every way, and 100
persons are engaged on the stage. All
the scenery and the effects used in Boston
will be presented at Keith's, and the cast
includes JOS. X. Grisner, Phoebe Davies,
Dore Davidson, Frazer Coulter End the
others, who made such hits in Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-05

Music lovers are soon to be treated TO
raT~ exhibition OF artistic skill when
Eugene Ysaye, the famed Belgian violin
ist, will play for them i'm Boston Music
Hall, on Saturday, January II, at 2:30
p. m. Mr.. Ysaye will be accompanied by
Miss Theodore Pfafiiin, soprano, and
Annie Lachaume, pianist. It is to be
hoped that the management. Messrs.
Johnston and Arthur, can be induced to
give a concert In this city.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
SAN FRANCISCO CALI"

susINESs OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
,1C Market street. open until II o'clock every
risht in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5S0 Montgomery street.
corref Clay: open until $3.50 O'Clock.
:!!Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock.
713 Larkin street. open until $3.50 O'Clock.
SW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets open
mn clock.
2t1e Mission street. open until g O'Clock
116 6Ninuh street, open until g 80 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15

TWO SALESLADIES FOR ART AND FANCY
goods department of a dry-goods store sales
lady in muslin underwear department.; salesady
in lining and dress trimming department. Why
should you this system of record and reference?
Because others use it or because it will benefit
you. We have presented our plan of operation to
the business firms OF San Francisco and other
cities and they have Endorsed it and are to-day
using it, The best positions open TO those who
hold the certificates of agency. Crocker
building, rooms l65 TO l67.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15

DUNG ENGLISHMAN, HONEST, GOOD
l. worker, wants situation in private family; city
preferred Address THOMAS BANCROFT, 42l
Tehama st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15

SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD ECONOMI-
~ cal cook for ranch, private place as general
kitchen help; references. Address G.. r.. box 4S,
Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15

II ONEST AND RELIABLE YOUNG MAN,
IL who can give good references, wishes situation
in any kind of employment; can drive; no can
Yassing: Address G.. box z. this Office
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

GRAND HOTEL
G w Crystal Vacaville Loughborough, N Y
p a Brown. Sacramento J I Hatch, Sacramento
A W Hall Mendocno Mrs John Hatch, sac
w II Reed, Cleveland Miss Emily Hatch, Sac
C s Howard Pasadena J II Mac,ard, Springfield
a ] Hart san Jose Mary l. White, Berkeley
T r Brooks Oakland I'll Reed, Reedey
+ + Smith, Palo Alto g w Fry. PlttSnurg
L LIS Grove, Sacto + II Buk " w, san Jose
] A Haswel California r Archer & W, Sacramto
+ Brown, Oakland G stein, stockton
NJ Maynard, Suisun ID hatch eN W, NoVato
H Emerson & ", Chgo II ] Small Sacramento
p Sweed, Pe;aluma ] Beson, OHIO
4 Flint san Juan II Rice, Ukah
Il w Davis q W. NacaVl c cunningham, OElan
w H stewart, Redlands Mrs Hetz, Petaluma
T. " Perkins lone Miss Eva Norris Petlma
DIR ! Nichols Sut7er OK Miss Nichols Sutter OK
r RostwicL Il W Yoko { VI Hatcher, San Jose
S Mccullough, J. Banos II REID tS w, Calhorhla
Il Browning and W, Napa w 5 Purnell, Sacramento
c Applegate. Alaska Akers, Truckee
3 CLARK, florE
PALACE HOTEL
II G Stevenson. Mnlo Prk H H Hinshaw, Brlngame
c g Daniel, Oakland w Huntington, Sacto
] f Jones Il W, Carson L Lewis, Alameda
ii p Deering, Kansas City G Ballard,
Il Koehler. Portland i Hyde Visalia
L r Rogers. Portland \ Stetson. Cal
w II Hurlbuck, Portlnd w a Dinsmore
X Campb III. Portland + L Doberny, LIS Angeles
f Mcneil, Portland j. StrousS, Chicago
V Jarbeau, y Y J Eisendoff, Chicago
w l. Milliken. d son. Mrs f Barron ch & md,
Boston San Mateo
J w oliver, Rochester Miss Curtin, San Mateo
Miss Lindsay, Belfast H CranZ, Chicago
Mrs HarSreaves. Belfast T G Cranz, Chicago
+ II Short Fresno A Haines, indianapolis
G w Houk, Elmira 5 Dickinson, y
BALDWIN HOTEL.
II Downing, San Jose A ) Miller, Oakland
c NJ Doyle, Santa Cruz J T Sullivan, Santa Cruz
Miss c Simpson, Y Miss NJ Lessing y
W Martin, Mrs w Martin, n
Mrs Kiel, y Y ] Delaney, y "
q + Gray. Allegheny Mrs l. Ellis, Allegheny
b Schneider, st Louis J NJ Brooks, st Louis
NJ J Bilm, st Louis A Murphy & W Chicago
A Durkee, Chicago Ezel. Chicago
NJ J Ezell, Chicago i NJ Godfrey Chicago
G II Bankcoc6. Chicago II stone d w, y Y
W II Johnston, Wash G. Hannaman, Chicago
JLBurDecktSw, Watsnvle w Ferguson d W, Tex
Il Barnes, Chicago White, sacramento
c 4 WIkdel, Coronado
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
] r Williams, Tacoma L Gueso, Santa Rosa
Gobbl. HealdSburg ) Freeman & W, Boston
II Wolf Boston Jenuer, Chicago
J DonneL, Chicago III : Philips. st Paul
J II Sutten, Utah d Bfeyton, Victoria
Miss Fields Seattle a Ackley, Ellenburg
w Twohey, Elenburg VI Roulsten, Tacoma
w Thornton. Portland FIR Wright. Portland
S Mitchell, New York c Ross Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures.

EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES SITCA-
~ tion as nurse aad seamstress; understands care
onnd or % rearenS Gi'h hoy Gs ce re-
Young LADY WOULD LIKE AOUSEKEEP-
L er's position in hotel or lodging-house Call or
address 203A Powell ST., room D.
QUIET GERMAN GIRL, IA, WISHES PLACE
" TO assist and go TO school in exchange for good
home Address L. n, box 113. Call Office.
WIDOW DESIRES POSITION IN WIDOW
w er's family. Call 1854 Howard ST., Tenth
from a. to 5 P. NJ.
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY OR
w week; laundress or housecleaning AZ w illow
ave. cor. Polk.
~ OMAN WITH REFERENCES, IS GOOD
w cook, will do small wash in a small family, or
Will do cham berwork in clearinghouse. 1922
Twelfth ave-, East Oakland.
Z EoOKKEEPER WANTED BY A THOR
- oughly competent young lady, situation as
bookkeeper; years experience; best of refer
cnces. Address 20S0 Market ST.
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER WANT STTUA-
W tions together separate: city or country;
good COOK and laundress; daughter nurse or sec
ond work; nationality Scotch; references. Call
22S Seventh
CAPABLE, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN CAN
" do the work of small family or sewing, and
make herself generally useful. Room II, Cosmo-
politan Hotel, 100 Fifth St., city.
WIDOW WOULD like POSITION TO TAKE
w charge clearinghouse or small family. Apply
go Turk ST.
DEFINED YOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSE
IL keepers position. IL Keerny ST., room 27,
first floor.
WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, POSITION
w as nurse or housekeeper; or would 60 as COM
panion. Address NJ, 27S Thirteenth ST.. Oakland
WINCHESTER HOUSE, "A THIRD ST, Mr.
w Market; electric lights in every room; 200
rooms; 25c TO 81 so per night: 81 SO to $6 per
week: free bus TO and from the ferry.
EASTERN WIDOW DESIRES MENDING TO
u do; gents shirts made to order. Call room 2l
second floor, l24 Sixth ST.
YOUNG LADY WISHES ALL KINDS OF
L gentlemen's sewing and mending. 100 Taylor
ST., rooms 2 and 3.
EJRST- CLASS CHAMBERMAID WOULD
i like situation: can do second work; good refer
ences Call or address 5l31a Hyde ST., in rear.
v NoUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUA-
L tion 10 do general housework In American fam
lily: speaks no English. Address n. T., box 80,
Call Office.
Young WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO
l. take entire charge of infant; good reference:
no objection to country. Address TIT Twenty
second st.
EMBROIDERING SUSPEN DERS AND MUF-
II hers specially. 1O5 Stockton, first floor, o.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, Al THIRD ST, Mr.
w Market; 200 rooms; 25c to 81 SO per night; /;
81 80 to 30 per week; convenient and respectable;
free bus TO and from the ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ES DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDENDN NO
S@-S % (l5c per share) OF the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation co. will be payable at the Office of the
company, 32I Market ST., on and after WEDNES-
DAY, November 20, 1895. Transfer books will
close Thursday, November Il. 1895, at O'Clock
?. NJ T.. H. SHELDON, Secre:a :ary.