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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
SEALED PROPOSALS..

Commonwealth Of Virginia.
office of Superintendent ot
Public Print ug
Richmond. Va. Sept 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL bE RE
Dcltl at tuI5 Olice uuul ~ VI W
lsf. RsuAN. september -. le.1 lf me
Ir.rrIre. Bindm- ruins. etc., l0r tle
Stat. IL Virginia Tor one ear Arum pcti~
berl. IeJJ. Irntel scleaul-a rl'"l"- %
detail tine CLASSIC. alLul- .ll DO L4l . sic
al ON application tl bidders, eN Wn cn
All fids MN be required to bee made.
Contractors VIII be required tp enter
into bonds. with security, tu be appl1Net
bv the Secretary OF tl- common" cdl'lI.
for the prompt ANA f1tnl-i tAtluti.n UT
rleir contracts. me 80.
of rejecting any or aI DIGS. ana me
work will be awarded ln sueh lots or
portions as the superintendent may
deem proper.
AT the same tma and place BIDS Will
be received for furnishing The following
papers for the use OF the Common
GO Rms. 2lx3s 5o-ib. 80. N +. Book.
3l5 Rms. -0x1O 50-lo. i. ). Flat Writ
IS Rms. 26x3G 7o-lb. 10. Ledger
Stock
BIDDERS viii furnish samples. Paper
20 be delivered in store-r1om without
charge Tor IL elghl or drlyage.
j. H. OBANNON.
seq supt of Publ Printing.
Onice OF City Engineer. city Hal
Richmond Va. sept IL, lotJ.
NOTICE To FEED DEALEHS.-sEAL-
Ed PROPOSALS vii be received az
THIS OFFICE until 4 O'CLOCk i. NJ.
FRIDAY September ~. 1879, for tuf-
nishing TO the City Stables -.
5000 POUNDS CHOICE No. WEST
ERN TIMOTHY HAY ;,...,, $3.50, =. ,
300 POUNDS bEsA W HEAT
A CERTIFIED CHECK FOR ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS MUST accom-
pany each bid az a guarantee Tor faltn-
fui execution az contract. ......
TIE COMMITTEE OK STREETS
RESERVES the liant 20 reject any end
All prooosais offered. and TO award the
0S,,fract a. a who'll 1r n separate parts.
". +. CUTSHAW,
-. CITY Engineer.
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FOR sALE-PARTY IN BARTON
Heights. declining housekeeping, new
this spring. will sacrifice entire house
hold effects, square piano. rockers. Ia
bles. mating, bedroom suits. cook
stoves. etc. Box 81. Richmond. Va.
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State OF Virelnia-City OF Richmond-ss.:
f. j. p. Beasoy. cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear chat the
above statement SIS true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief
j. b. BEASLEY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
this lith day OF September. 1899
j. T.. -- KENNY. Notary Public
Corrcct-Altest
HIRGINICS NEWTON.
r. IT, ARLINGTON. JR..
4. WM pEMDERTON
Directors
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FINE PEACHES.
Monroe Market. 4ol w. Grace street.
BlsMAR0K,s IRoN NERVE.

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want these qualities and the success they
bring. use Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power Of brain and
body. Only g cents az Owens and Minor
prug COMPANY.
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Ask US FOR prices on best Anthracite.
splint, and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. 2s2. WARNER MOORE.
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- nnnrNsEN. BANDAlAsTEIt
nrLr WANTED Male.

WANTED A YOUNG MAN coMpErENr
fo socs SCI of books. one "n h's
mad experience in the Insurance ols''
preferred. References required. AN.
dress IN own handwriting, DRAW fi.
No. So. Richmond, va.
WANTED. TWO CARkl.A3H fhlS -
rps DAVID A AINSllL. tnii
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mr,rwANrEn--FemnIe.


1,,,pr Owls WANTED THE MEYER
STORE requires the services OF notion
s7'osladieg. Dress Lining s1.es.aa.e..
p1,p,n ssrcs'adios Cash Boys lln
Girls Bundle Wrappers. A2p..aI,'
mus. be made before 10 O'Clock a. n
TINE MEYER STORE, Fousne' a.d
Broad streets
wANTED.-A NURSE FOR CHILD "a
months old. to stay on the place. AN-
ply with good references % ''' ST..
Grace ST.
MONEY TO LADY CANN Ar'
We offer liberal cash comm
subscriptions fl the DLni,f.NI
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Magazine. DO g. easy Work n
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apply Go STANDARD FASHION NlI. e
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The Valentine Mnsue III

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sLEnEEiS.
Admissioa 3 cents Free on Saturdays.
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MOUNTAIN TOP 5 5 ......,. :

waters. Excellent fare Charming conc
many. Only AZ hours from Richmond
St0p on your way home. ..
SPECIAL RATES FDR SEPTtMBEk.
Address MASSIt s. co. Alton. Va.
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TO. II. Gillian e. Co..
Real Estate Auct0neers,
913 east Main street

II OM3ussIONEVs AUCTION SAlL.E
y or CONNENlENILl. - L0C ~, t <,
TRACT OF LAND lN HENRlDO. 90. a.
TY. ABOUT FIVE NILES FROM III T.
1lOND. or TIE sEVEN PINES E4L -1.'.-
TRIO CAR LINE.-By virtue ol a n.,leo
of Tie Circuit Court Of tenrico county .
entered February t. 1896. in the case o..
Barker aud ais. VS.. Barker and a.s.' .H~
und.rsIeu~r special c0mmi -!oltt. "
pointed for the purpose VIII l pt luo-
iic auct ON. ln front of Henrlcl count.
courthouse. or . ..,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER. u, lh33, ,-,,
at H. O'Clock 49,. tac TRACT Or' - u =
referred t0 in said decree, ana l'-i v
on The Seven Pines electric 20. u" De-
tween Highland Springs and tasi h.eh-
mond. bine the same and formerly own
al BE- Robinson Barker deceased con-
tairIre ~ ACRES. more OF less, near tAe
Sew ridge church.
TERMS Ono-thirl cash. and the resi-
due iu three equal lnstalWculs at one. Two
and threo years. tho uur.n ser -lNin7
notes therefor with interest from g ~ Oh
Special Comm 55iuuer.
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FOR SALE. HALF INTEREST IN A
small daily newspaper and 700 onice i1
the magic city OF Newport News. Sndil
BOX 100 Newport News. Va. SELF
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7 HEREBY APPOINT A. BIAGI Ny
AGENT 10 conduct the BAR ANN
RESTAURANT business at f2- elf.
Cary street. Richmond, Va. % buy and
sell FOR cash only
Aug 20 1900 HENRY DEfolN
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DESIRABLE FLATS N
The shirley.

COR. THIRD AND CARY STREETS.
II. A. McCURDY.
sofO north Tenth street.
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAl STREETS.
open daily from A. NJ. to p. "a.
Ssye de13-iy
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REPORT or THE CONDITION or TINE
TITLE AND TRUST CO.. AT RICH
MOND. rs THE COMMON WEALTH
or VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS SEPTEMBER =. $500
MADE 10 THE AUDITOR or PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS or THE COMMON
WEALTH or VIRGINIA.
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:. r. WILLIAMS.
JOHN ADDISON.
o. L. ALFRfEND.
Directors.
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state Of Virginia, city OF Richmond-ss:
/. Jno. Tyler, treasurer OF the above
named bank. do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement Is true % the best OF my
knowledge and BELIEF.
JNO TYLER, Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
w. w. TAYLOR HEARD FROM.
His Family's Anxiety as to the Safe
ty of the Popular Insurance
Agent Over

BERKELEY, April 9.-W. w. Taylor of
Warning street who was believed by his
family to have met with some untimely
end while travelling in the South, has
been heard from at last, and all anxiety
over.
Mr.. Taylor is an agent of the Fireman's
Fund Insurance Company. He left Berke-
ley about month ago to visit the south
ern part of the State in the interests of
his firm. His family received letters from
him regularly for two weeks, but after
that all word from him suddenly stopped.
AS he was very regular in his communi
cations his failure to write excited the
greatest alarm.
The last letter was dated from Los An
geles, and according to the police of
that city his friends and relatives here
sent telegram after telegram inquiring for
the missing man. The Los Angeles police
worked on two different cleWs, organiz-
ing search parties in each case. Neither
attempt was of avail One resulted
in the capture of an escaped murderer
who had stolen his liberty and was wan
dering in the hills at large. The other
brought to light an insane man who had
escaped from his ward But no trace
agent.
The family had already resigned itself
to hear a fatal report at any moment,
when a telegram from the City of Mexico
announced Mr. Taylor's arrival there. For
some reason or other his letters had not
been forwarded, and he had been obliged
to go farther south than he had expected
before leaving. He will reach Berkeley
from Mexico tomorrow on the southern
overland.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

night Rev. Charles R. Brown delivered
a sermon on THE Philosophy Of Prayer"
the eighth of his series on modern ortho-
doXy.
Rev. Alfred Bayley, pastor of the
Fourth Congregational Church, spoke on
Shakespeare and the Bible" at this
evenings service.
Our Life Work to Be Tried as by
Fire" was the subject of Rev. E. r.
Dille's sermon at the First M. E. Church
this morning. His subject this evening
was THE Right and Wrong Uses of the
Bible"
Rev. C. H. Hobart, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, spoke tonight on Peter
at Pentecost." This morning Rev. Mr..
Hobart spoke on "a Denominational
Reason"
Rev. Professor J. H. Goodell of the
Theological Seminary to-day occupied
Rev. j. R. KnodelPs pulpit at the Pilgrim
Congregational Church.
THE Empty Purse" was the subject OF
Rev. MacH. Wallace's sermon at the
Market-street Congregational Church to-
night.
at the Twenty-fourth avenue M. e.
Church tonight was "A Strong Fortress
for a Feeble Folk, or Voice From the
Crags."
occupied the pulpit of the Union-street
PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning, and
tonight Alfred w. Hare explained Why
1 Believe the Bible to Be the Word OF
Cod
Applying Common-sense to the Bible"
was the topic of Rev. ]. T. Sunderland's
sermon at the First Unitarian Church
this morning.
DR.. Koehne lectured at the First Meth
odist Church this afternoon, addressing
citizens of the Hebrew faith. His theme
was upon The jewish, Greek and
Roman Genius Contrasted."
Rev. l. NJ Atwood. DID,, of Canton,
n. Y, for many years president of the
Canton Theological Seminary (Uni-
versalisO is expected in Oakland about
April 10, and on the following day will
speak here.
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BERKELEY LIKELY
TO ABOLISH SALOONS
THE LEADING ISSUE OF THE
CAMPAIGN.
Local Politics of the University Town
Will Be Fought Out at the
Polls Tomorrow.

BERKELEY, April 9.-The campaign
of local politics in the university town
has closed, and tomorrow the polls will
show what attitude the residents of the
city have taken toward the questions
which have sprung up during its course.
The contest will not be a mild one On
the contrary, opinion is very sharply di-
vided over both principles and persons,
and the several factions are preparing to
wage war to the bitter end.
Chief among the issues involved is the
one raised by the churches and the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union on
the licensing of saloons. 1t is more than
likely that the city will startle itself by
finding a heavy majority vote polled
against saloons. Such are the indications
at present, and such is the opinion of
several of the older politicians who know
the field thoroughly.
1t will be startling because throughout
the campaign the issue has been kept un-
der the surface apparently. The advo-
Gates of temperance have worked in ST.
lence, but they have worked very effect
lively. A week ago their force was hard
ly felt; the last few days have seen the
question they are agitating assume re-
markable proportions. Tomorrow 1t
will be the dominant issue at the polls,
and the opponents of the saloon-keepers
expect to bring all their influence to bear
In one supreme effort to carry their point.
The WOmans Christian Temperance
Union, has this advantage as far as any
prejudice in its favor is concerned of
having divorced the fight altogether
from personal or party politics. 1t has
allied itself with no candidate and with
no platform. Together with the local
churches and the State Anti-Saloon
League the effort has been to put the
question on the ground of pure principle
by an appeal to the moral sense of the
community. The appeal, in the shape of
public addresses, campaign literature and
personal canvass, has been a strong one,
and it's advocates are already predicting
success.
Among other points involved in to-mor-
rows election the matter of abolishing
the Office of City Superintendent of
Schools has fallen to the ground. The
complete expose made by The Call of
the attempt to. cripple the School De-
partment by forcing 1t to shift along
without system and organization aroused
so much Indignation on all sides against
those concerned in the scheme that they
were forced to change front and drop the
issue entirely. The candidates nominated
on the understanding that they would
do away with the office of City School
Superintendent still remain on the ticket,
but one and all have placed themselves
on record as retracting their former
stand,
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State sunday-school Convention.

BERKEYEY, April 9-The State Sun
day School Association of California will
hold it's annual convention here beginning
Tuesday of. this week. The meeting will
egates. The Rev. Charles e. Locke of the
Central Methodist Church, San Francisco,
has been chosen to deliver the opening
address next Tuesday night. The local
churches will be represented by one or two
delegates, but will take no part in the re-
ception of the convention members No
programme of exercises has been printed
yet, as the deliberations are to be mostly
Informal The First Congregational
Church on Dana street has been selected
as the place of meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
New Postoffice Directory.

OAKLAND, April g. Postmaster
Friend Is compiling a new postal direc-
tory. He has sent out the following no.
tice:
ANY changes of address given in to
observed or obeyed. Therefore, all per
sons who have changed their residence
during the last three months, or since
January 1, 1899, should notify the post
master at general delivery window"
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Much Business to Transact.

OAKLAND. April 9.-The City Council
will meet tomorrow night, and there is
much important business to be trans
acted. The ordinances prohibiting gamb-
ling and reducing the salaries of all city
employees will be passed to print, and also
the ordinance repeating the ordinance ap-
propriating $4,000 to build storm sewer
in Cemetery Creek.
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Church Services in Oakland.

OAKLAND, April 9.-Rev. Oliver w
Stewart, the Prohibition evangelist OF
Illinois, occupied the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian Church tonight and de-
livered an interesting discourse or
Christian Citizenship"
At the FinH4 CONGREGATIONAL Church to-
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
GOLDEN CAI.NlVAl'S
MANY SPONSORS
TO CELEBRATE THE VICTORY
AT MANILA.
Son and Daughters of the Golden
West Will Come Together
From All the Bay
Cities.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
4

President Gushing has completed the
ARRANGEMENTS for the Golden Carnival
and predicts a great success for the
event, which will be held by the Native
Sons and Daughters in May in the EX-
position building The acceptances from
prominent men of letters, professions
and mercantile pursuits to serve on the
honorary advisory board of fifty have
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

The record Of this city is being main
tanned. The latest fad is to thank juries
who save you from prison or hanging.
Attorney Sawyer, after arguing for a
month that Mr.. Brandes of Berkeley was
as innocent as a child of the murder of
his daughter, wrote personal letters to
the jurors, thanking them for their YER
dict, which just saves his clients neck,
prison m til he goes-somewhere Now
comes Mr.. Fay. also of Berkeley, and
thanks the jurors for recommending him
to the extreme mercy OF the court, after
punishment for eating a piece of Easter
cake. Surely a bouquet and a sweetly
perfumed billet-doux for each juror would
tel. STUART w. BOOTH.
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o&o@o~o@o@o0o~ @o~o~o~o0o ~ouououououououn
HE HAS BEEN ON DUTY
FOR THIRTY-FNE YEARS

II VERYBODY who has had occa-
sion to have a letter registered
knows the venerable and polite
gentleman at the receiving win
dow of the main postoffice on Wash
ington street. 1t is believed that he
lives at the desk to which he has been
chained for SO many, many long and
weary years. Nobody has ever seen
him on the street or anywhere else ex-
cept at the desk where he has spent
the better part of his life in writing
receipts on tissue paper and stamping
numbers and mysterious symbols on
the backs of envelopes given him by
the public.
Yet he is human, has a home, and
sleeps in a bed at night. His name is
NJ. G. Sawyer, and he is in his sixty
ninth year. For the past thirty-five
years he has sat by the window in the
old Postoffice and signed all kinds of
receipts-tissue paper and otherwise.
When he goes to heaven it is expected
that st. Peter will give him the same
old job in the registry department of
good souls.
Mr.. Sawyer first chained himself to
the registered letter desk on April l.
ho
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is hereby given by order of the Board
OF Directors of the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY that a meeting of the stockholders
Of said Company has been called by said
Board. to be held on FRIDAY. the second day
Of June A. D. 1899. at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. at the principal place OF
business Of said Company, at the building
where the said Board OF Directors usually
meets. namely, at the office of said Company.
number 327 Market St, in the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California: that
the object of said meeting is to consider and
act upon the proposition that said Company
create bonded Indebtedness of two million
five hundred thousand dollars (s2 500. 900 O0). in
United States gold coin. for the purpose of
raising money to complete the construction
OF its steamships and their equipment. for
use in the business of this corporation. and
to purchase and pay for any other property
within the purposes of this Company; and to
secure the bonded Indebtedness so proposed
to be created by a mortgage upon its steam
and sailing ships and all other property of
said Company now owned or hereafter to be
acquired by said Company.
BY order of the Board Of Directors Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company.
CORPORATE seal.l e; H; SHELDON;
pany
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PILES-PETER FREILING'S pile salve, 81 per
box; warranted to cure all cases of bleeding,
itching, external, internal protruding
piles without fail, no matter of how long
standing. 1923 Devisadero ST., near Sutter.
ROOMS papered from So; whitened, 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 319 Sd ST.
BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO., Ais Montgomery ST., rooms $40; tel. $500.
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NOTHING NOW
HEARD OF THAT
SILVER GAVEL
Its Mission Ends When the City
Treasury Is Empty.

tical measure is necessary. To this par
ticular den City Attorney Dow made a
short visit Of inspection few nights ago,
and ALTHOUGH he has been Police Com
missioner for two years. he said he had
no conception that such an abomlnable
sight could be witnessed in Oakland. Be
fore he went home the special off1cer VINO
accompanied him had convinced him that
there were score of simnar places, all
doing a rushing business.
This legislation is admittedly of the
most delicate kind Oakland is near San
Francisco. In the big city across the bay
there is practically no restraint on such
games, and the Oaklander seeking vicious
forms of diversion will spend his money
across the bay. 1t is necessary not to do
anything which will cause people to spend
money in the legitimate channels out of
this city, but there is tendency for
them to do so if sound, practical sense be
not used in conner ~ with an honest
ress and to drive OUT the vicious element
of society, with race track on one side
and a metropolis on the other, is a task
with which Oakands's new roV rnment
has now to deal, and 1t is not light
one.
The millionaire who has been sued for
a nittance for which he contracted, be-
cause of his desire to add a chapter to
the history of Alameda County, is a very
shrewd advertiser. In my humble onin-
ion he suffered himself to be sued so that
all who heard of the suit would be in
duced to hunt up the history and read
that for which he ostensibly refuses to
pay. 1t seems to be on a par with the
scheme of the actress who is robbed of
diamonds she never owned. AS this mil
lionaire read the proofs before publication
it cannot be libelous to reproduce one
paragraph. Here it is:
The home place contains seven and a half
acres of ground, utilized that it is in
reality a genteman's country home, in the
heart of the city. The stables one of
the chief features of interest. These have
been built by Mr.. - himself, and model
ones. The main stable is finished in polished
wood and is divided so that eight stalls and
two box stalls most conveniently To-
Gated. Then there is the carriage house,
harness room, wash room, grooms' quar-
tiers, colts apartments. and in fact all the
necessary adjuncts of a first-class stable.
On the outside are the paddocks-some sown
with alfalfa and others reserved as q run
for the horses and cows. Mr.. - is a great
lover of horses. The carriage house con-
tans some of the finest vehicles the
Coast. There eight rigs of various
make, and the harness is par excellence.
1t is all silver-mounted and indeed beauti-
full Mrs. is a great lover of pets. She
has fine dogs, imported goats, coons. white
rats, quail, ringdoves, pigeons and deer, all
housed in the very best manner.
It is probably safe to say that the case
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

o. F. C.-The Grand Council of California,
Order OF Chosen Friends, will convene in
Memorial Hall. Odd Fellows building. Market
and Seventh sts, TUESDAY, April II, at 10
o'clock a. m. sharp.
S. G. willis. Grand Recorder.
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B. W.
w.
to The
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MEETING NOTICES.

ORDER Eastern Star-Members of the ~
Grand Chapter will attend the funeral ,k.
of our sister, MARY A. SMITH Past
Grand Treasurer THIS DAY, from her
residence. Is Franklin St, at o clock p. m.
KATE ]. WILLATS, Grand Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

1t is probably safe to say that the case
will be settled without a trial
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
PALACE HOTEL.

Paris actresses wear paper lace. which
by night looks as beautiful and delicate
as the best of real lace, while it costs
but q trifle.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND No. (3Oc per share) of the Pau
hau Sugar Plantation Company will be pay
able at the office of the company. 327 Market
St. and after MONDAY. April TO- 1899
Transfer books will close TUESDAY, April 4
1899 at 3 p. m. Z. H. SHELDON. Sec.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

AWAITING situations - Several first-class
cooks chambermads. Mattresses laundresses,
etc. Ladies can secure first-class help of all
nationalities by calling addressing
MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. Telephone
Grant 120
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-contlnued.

YOUNG man of good habits wishes position to
take care of horses in private family; refer
ences Address box 925, Call office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SECOND girl best of city references. desires
a situation; also German and Scandinavian
cook, best of references. ]. f. CROSETT &
CO. 316 Suffer st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

FIRST-CLAS Norwegian laundress desires
situaton; best local references; city or coun-
try. MISS CULLEN, 1926 Sutter st. Telephone
Grant I20
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

MATCHMAKER and jeweer in want of en-
ployment; Is years experience; town or
country. Box 900, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

NEAT young German girl desires situation as
nurse or housework $40 to SIS; references.
MISS CULLEN, 1926 Sutter st.