The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 7, 1897, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1897. time. | this same Emeryville track a very good | | colt’s sudden reversal of form was over- luoked without any asked explanation. On Mareh 11 Osric II, ap odds on choice, ished third bebind Etta H and Lost G.ri. On March 19 Osric defeated Etta H, Scotch Rose and others very handilv. Perseus is owned by Ed Purser and as Mr. er has laid away no bigamount of | oney this winter it is more than prob. horse would have won yesterday it it were possible. Judge Murpby, in quoting the ruling of the judges, said “1t was not this particular case, but on otier occasions Murry’s horses had run pecu tionable runs not time? They should then and there and not heid: over. Murphy once wrote a very tangible st of Eompens Lizzie H could be gu et by n thread, so sensitive was she to | ha touch, but if tue honorable judge could have beard the betting instructions given a certain Roby bookmaker verbaps he himseli would have been touched. owing are to-day's entries: irst race, three-uarters of a m 107/ 730 Nie 108 70 L 1300 07 bout 98 100 100 100 2320 Ferbaps 100 813 Billy McCiosky1oS Second race, half mile. 783 Duke Yors il..113 814 Bliss Rucker.. 108 'SKEETS" MARTIN [N RIDING FORM Piloted Four Out of Six Winners Past the Wire. avestigated at have been proved A A Ragged Looking Card At- tracted a Light Crowd to Emeryville. Midas Won a Drive From La| M:scotta—B:rnardillo Was a *Good Thing.” in y......100 Dr Mcallister..100 case..... 105 105 69 Isabe B 100 706 Jusu Ber:iard two-year-olds. 200 Torsi Dik the nxmevemerus of H. e-work, the rday was dull as he is ers, poted no x winners past the i from *small by raceg: the s familiarly less than alle ot e, the Gene- .m Pet '“' Del ¥aso o the post a det Tierra 110 Diayed poor Tierra 110 100 SCTIONS FOR TO-DAY. First race—Dr. McAllister, Sea Spray, Perhaps. Second race—Flushington, Bliss Ruck- er, Murvelous. Third race—Pat Murphy, Montallade, Toano. Fourth race—Gypceiver, and W. stable. Fifth race—Hotspur, Peter IT, ery. Sixth rece—Osri old scram- to 1led od race of San Michael, B. erseus opened at | later to 9 to 5. at the post the ado, got away fiy Treach- After ac second and wo 11, Lost , Suisun, Lenten Servi ev. Father Powe. “CALL” B THE RACING GUIDE. ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. Oakland Racetrack, Tuesday, April 6, the Winter Meeting, 1896-97. Weather fi Track fast Sixty-fitth Day of iwovearolds: purse 8350, 30 0 10 30 % 100 2 10 iner, J. Cochran's b s ofa mile; seiling: ourse $500. Betting Favory Enc Alver 2 Hotsp: 100 50 200 200 mperor of Norrolk-Winona Time, purse £400. ae %05 |Qua Net Snider Shepard. . Jones e 10 . by Emperor of Norf iihs of & mile; maiden two-yoar-oids: purse 5350, 800 806 568 Rox Cuaries 1 Socialist 680 | Jim Browne Elsm Ay S 783 Bozeman . Freeman Shepard. Sniger.... Thompson - Peoples..... H. Martin Snaw 680 Dalion R oS pasumwn s b oupled wi ily. Winner, Pueblo stab ries Le Bei. ** by imp. Ormonde-imp. Fal im Brownell. Incex.| forse, age. weight. Jockey. -105 110 108 119 108 H. Martin W. Martin Safder. R. 1som Hennessy Jon ErrrreT hompson. arberry ¢ Amigo-Saiia Marguerite. Mahoney. 471" 5/tet hrec-quarters of a mie; Horse, weizht. Altanero. Lena... inzieside Cuapple Widow Jo Soxnan Flambenuette. . C.audisna James Porteus.. Argestes........ Yerba Bueno. . 48 Thompson | reytos IR, EESHmonannun 888 Coge: Roy Cheridah .. Fauoy S Ao R T | BoSEaRonBhmnmnue 5».; 1 0 782 20 Good start. Won driving, Winner, Santa Anita stable’s b. £, by Emperor of Norfoik-v Time, 1:1734 10letta. It seems that not very long ago on | x-Jeunie B. | NEW TO-DAY—DRY GOODS. ' CLOAK AND SUIT DEPT. Just Opened—Latest Novelties in Ladies’ Spring Wraps, Spring Suits and Spring Jackets. Ex- | clusive Styles at Popular Prices. in LADIES' Empire back, jace commencing - at = _SPRING STYL ) SILK CAPES. jet trimming, $195. $4 05— SPRING STYLES in LADIES' +8) VELVET CAPES, silk linedand | beaded, commencing at $4 95. U] 0'4‘ PRING STYLES in LADIES’ | ) TAN JACKETS, new sleeves, fly front, silk lined, commenciag at $2 95. SPRING STYLES in LADIF $4.95 CHEVTOr ShiGr Son tined and fly front, Jucket Skir and bound, commenciug at $1 95. §5SPRING STYLES in LADIES WOOD DRESS SKIRTS, plain colors and fancy checks, ail lined and bound, commencing at $1 45. itk HEIN —SPRING STYLES BROCADED SATIN KIRTS, Iined aud bound, 1 commencing at §7 35. 1.95 DREN’S ail col Jackets, $195. SPRIN STYLES REEFER . and latest styles in zes 4 to 12, commencin LADIES’ KID GLOVES. =()p—110_dozen 106 ER IR ELOVES in natural solor and white, recular price $1, on special sale at 70 pair. CHAMOIS- =()—100 10c 30 SKI white, at7 -BUTTON LENGTH TAIRE CHAMOIS GLOV in natural color and regular price §1, on special 70c ps / Murphy Building, Marke tand Jones Sirests. WHATITCOST FAIR T0 DIE Judge Slack Hears Evi- dence on Dr. Mizner's Bill Five Thousand Dollars Asked for Three Days’ Ser- vices. Prcf:ssor Suicld: Says the Charge Shou d Depend on the Patient’s Exch quer. Judge Slack devoted considerable time yesterday to hearing evidence concernir the value of doctors’ services in the Fa | case. The question arose in the ciaim of Dr. Wiliam B. Mizner for $5000, and some | interesting matters were deve.oped during the examination. Attorney Robert B. Mitchell was much perturbed, in spite of the great fe-s law- yers charge rich en, that Dr. Mizner should have charged about $1666 a day for attending a multi-millionaire during his lastiliness. He was nov set quite right on | tne proposition until Dr. George Shields, professor of surgery in the State Unive: | sity, elucidated the question and scored a few strong points as to tiie value of pro- | fessional services in cases involving rich men’s lives. Dr. Shieldsincidentally gave everybody to understand that the kinship between the skillful, fee-charging doctor and the expert, fee-cha:ging law- yer. Dr. Mizner made a good witness in a | way, though not a shrewd, seli-laudatory | one. He swore that he was Dr. Marc Leving- ston’s assisiant during the last four days of the late James G. Fair's life. Dr. Ro:enstirn and Dr. Tait were also in the case, and each of them has putin a bill for $5000. Cuarles Fair was much_interested the post moriem which I performed, <aid Dr. Mizuer, “and he said questions of sanity might arise and he wanted the greaiest care taken in every detail; so 1 took creat care in the antopsy and in em- balming the body. Herman Oclrichs was present during part of the proceedings, and he took great interest in all we did. “I conmside: that my services in the | autopsy were:worth $1500and the embalm- ing was worth the sume. 1base the claim on the importance of the case and the ex- treme care I took, rather than on the | wealth of the man. My bill in all for the | | three days is $5000, and I consider it a legitimate charge. i The itemized biil showing in detail Dr. Mizner's idea of what his services were | worth runs about as follows, though the bill was itemized verbally on cross-exami- | | nation: 200 | 3u0 | 00 sy 1 1, .'mu | 24,050 “That leaves you a few hundred dollars | shy on your $5000 account, does it not?" | asked Attorney Mitchell. Microscopic examination Autopsy - Embalmi Total i i | | | | | | | Judge Slack—Are you familiar with the 1 == That “Prices talk.” and in a most convincing manner, is a fact which is daily demonstrated by the thousands who take advantage of our Matchless offerings of New Spring Goods, and this fact will be still further empha- sized by this week's special attractions, for the styles are the latest and most exclusive, the quali low as must appeal with ties the most reliable, and the prices so amazingly resistless force to all in search of CORRECT FASHIONS AT RIGHT PRICES! LACES! LACES! l." —IVORY AND BUTTER ORIEN 90 TAL GUIPURE LACE, 4 to 7 inches wide; Ivory and Butter ‘Apvlique and | hantilly Lac 3 to 4 inches wide; regular valu —IVORY AND BUTTER ORIEN. TAL GUIPURE LACE, 4 to8 incnes wide; Ivory, Butter and Black Ap- plique and” Chantilly Laces, 3 to inches wide; regul 20 —IVORY AND BUTTER 236 TRISk CROCHET LA inches wide; Ivory, Butt Avplique and Chantilly Laces, 4 t0 6 iuches wide; regular vaiue 40c. SR AND BLACK AND 'CHANTILLY hes wide; Ivory and Crochet Laces, 5 to 8 !sl 00 (0 §3.007558% CROUHET AND POINT D ARAS ALLOVERS, I8 inches wide, at $L. §125, §150, 32, $250, $3 and $3 50 per NOVELTI BOLEROS, JABOTS an RUCHE YOKE 1 FICHUS at moderate price £® OUR NEW CATALOGUE is now ready for distribution to out-of-town residents, to whom it will be 7)“ \\*'Ul *LUJ\AI CH mailed free on application. 5] SAILOR SUITS. —BOY NAVY BLUE AND TAN | STRIPED DUCK SUITS, with em- broidered vests, ages 4 to 10, blouse and pants 50c. | | “DROPPED” Patterns in Curtains means ‘S(yles that we will not again 50[} repeat. We have gone through our Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur-| tain Stock and taken out about 400 pairs that we will not again |import. Some of these lots are| |4 yards long, and the pair over 110 feet wide. Their prices were | $3 to $3.75 a pair, We place the | | entire line of | | i HIGH GRADE NOT HA\ILLPTAI [ss e Vi DROPPED STYLES IN REVER- i SIBLE \\l\'R.\.\' RUGS, $] gn size 36x72 WASH GOODS The Weather keeps cool, but will not be so always. We have closed | out all our low grade Dimities, but | as other people seem to push this | class stuff, we shall place on sale this week some stvles in 3t HIGH NOVELTY FRENCH PRIN- ) open work Organdy, our ¢ leader, on sale this wedk ai. Yard | aa1 YARD WIDE NEW PERCALES, [} good cioth and colorings C Yara 124: . Yard | 1Ilr. Yard | IBoYS’ |7§g—BOYS' DUCK SAILOR SUITS, in navy tan, cardinal mode, etc. either in solid shades or fancy striped. with emoroidered and soutache trim- med collars, cuffs and pockets, ages | 410 10, blouse and pants 7oc. BOYS' DUCK SAILOR SUITS in fancy colors, almost any shade, | ery handsomely trimmed, orin whi @ nen with biue anchor, embroidered vests, ages 3 to 10, blouse and pants 3L. 1B A HOS[ERY AND CORSETS —200 dozen L \DlF FA T BLACK —100 dozen LADIES’ FAST BLACK 30 LISLE THREAD PLAIN AND RICHELIEU RIBBED HOSE, worth $6 ver dozen; 3 pairs for $L. 5 —100 dozen CHILDREN'S 1-1 RIB- 0 BED AND CABLE-RIBBED HOSE extra heavy double heels and soles, ail i 5¢; worth 4 | Note—As above will not last long, ‘75“ sampl=s cannot be given. | TAILOR - MAD! COVERT | new washfa | FINE WEAVE LINON that is well worth 1oc yard. This week at = —50 dozen LADIES’ CORSETS, long waist, handsomely embroidered, black ana drab, at 75¢; worth $1. 135¢ COLORED DRESS GOODs. 36 INCH_EXTRA FINE - \IL WOOL FIGURED VALENA SUILINGS, new colorings. :ormer price 50c &' yard, will be offered at C & yard. L 36-INCH CHECKED SUIT- ING, in black and white, blue and white, and brown and white, regu- price 50¢ a yard, wili be offered at 35¢ a yard. 50¢7% —1 case SILK DEPARTMENT. 5000 yards RICH BLACK SATIN ROCADE will be placed on sale 65 a yard. 5 $1190 yuds FXTRA FINE BLACK TIN BROCADE, warranted all pura silk, worth $150, Wil be offered at sla'yard. —3000 -yards CHANGEABLE 1A ETA SILK wiil be placed on sale cents a yard. Tic 35645 yard. in a variety of desgas, will be offered at 3¢ a cases 43-inch ALL PURE WOOL ORM SERGE, extra good value , will be offered at 75c a yard. 50c 2000 yards 23-inch SILK 'GRENADINE, will be sold at 50c a yard. BROCADED worth 506 TRA FINE ALL VIOTS, vorik 2 case N.urphy Building, , Market and Jnnm Streets ol L7 Murphy Building, Marze! and Joes Straats. N urphy Euilding, Marke! and Jones Murphy Building, Marke! and Jones Streefs. AlL * in the <en<e meant by thé ed gentleman? [Laughier.] s, air; and T make up the uifference | enecal way. I did not mean to - bill. M zaer said he was called into the v Dr. L on, but said to b “Look out for me e good care of me,” so the doctor word le =y in a itemi Dr. case $ton affirmed that the charge | 3 He said Dr. *What was it worth?” “Oh, say $1000." woith $1500 it is worth i\, ton then told the no compl: 00 to look after a friend a few bow he had The evidence of Dr. very eorge Shields was foot rule on a Dr. ¢ put a rdasher sells buttons. eexiremely moderate. 1use of the importance of the man 1, the value of bis lite and the value of the physician. A doctor who per- form itopsy takes his life in his ba ion. This was a pe- r case, and I think the post mortem 3000. Doctors are wcism uch cases, and S0 you tn:nk it was worth more than in an ordinary case?’ asked Mitchell ? ““Assuredly, and for the that lawyers chs according wealth of tue man in the case. A further hearing of the case goes on at 1:30 p. 3. on Mond KEEGAN WAS TRUSTFUL to the He Accuses John Kelly of Getting a Deed by Fraud and Deceit. Michae! Keezan has sued his cousin John H. Keily for the recovery of valuable real estate, which lie avers was obiained from him by artifice and frand. The plaintiff says that on the30th of last Octoter paper which purported to be a deed of whereby the pla nuff conveyed tothe lznt a lot of land on Minna street, th, togetber with the improve- that this alleged convey- | ried to be for love and affection, but that in fact there was no considera. tion; 1hat the plaintiff is old and feeble and mfirm in mind and boay, and that | tie defendant used hisinfluence to deceive and defraud the plaintiff, the result being that the deed was signed as here men- | tioned. Keegan declares that having confidence in Kelly he executed the conveyance, but | since has learned his mistake and wants nis property back. In last January Kelly | mortgaged the property to the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society for $3000 and is | now spending the proceeds. the money is in the Anglo-California Bank. For this reason Keegan asks for the ap- vointment of a receiver to take charge of | the money for his benefit. He also asks :hat the pretendec deed of gilt be set aside, and taat he be put in possession of his real estate on Minna street. e Got an Oid Ticket. Robert Goldstone, 20 vears of age, was ar- rested yesterday on & warrant for grand lar ceny. The complaining witness is Mrs. Mary Hurley, who ai eges that on Fetruary 28 she | | gave Goldstone $70 to bet on a horse. Gold. | stone gave her a ticket which she subse- | quently discovered was an old one. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The fas- simile ury, o that the late | isa more delicate thing than a | watched | same reason | % lly induced h'm to execcute a | A portion of | |ACADEMIC LEAGUE DAY. | The Schools and Colleges Will Hold Their Annual Athletic | on Saturday. RATLROAD TRAVEL ! COMPANY. ace arrive at The sixth annual field day of the Aca- | | demic League will be held on Saturday | afternoon at the Olympic Club’s grounds, end a great day’s sport is expected, as the fasiest runners representing the various | schools and colleges will don spiked shoes | on his great occasion. Vaiuable prizes will be given to the win- ners of the rames, and as come of the| athietes who have been in training for sev- eral weeks for this great athletic eventare first-class sprinters some record-breaking contests are expected. The tollowing schools will send repre- | entatives to the grounds: Oakland High School, Polytectnic High Schnol, Berkeley Hizb School, Sacramento High School, Stockton Hizh School, Lowell | High School, Cenral Hich School, Bel- | mont High Scnool, Lick High School, C. S M. A-; Alameda University Academy, | California_Colleze, Selbourne School, | Hoitt’s School, Boone's Academy, Mount | Tamalpais Military Academy and St. | Mathew’s School. | 7Tobe games will start sharp at 2 p. M. Yosemite). anta Bax S ifle and Sacrau 4:30¢ Lathrop, Stockton, ) ced_and Fres~o, gof Fresno. Mojave (for Rand Santa Darbara and 1.os Ay | Harry Rubon, a morine fireman, was found | dend in hisroom at 560 Howard street at 6 | o'clock this morning. He was sitting in a | chair with an open Bible in his hands. Both | of the grsjets had been turned on and the | kevholes and the crevices in the window- RAILROAD TRAVEL. SAVFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CIFIC RALWAY C0. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market3t. San Francisco to San Rafael. WEER DAYS—7:30, 8:00, 11:00 a.3c: 12:3% 8:80, 5:10, 6:30 P. 3. _Thursdays—Exztm trl 8111:30 . % Swurdays—Exirs wips & 13 1:30, 2:3% Ban Fathol tolSan| Frauaisos: DAYS—6:15, 7 11:10 a. we: . 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Satun | 9¥5r cazndero ana wav stations—7:25 4. a weeks | .lw:.lurus.nnun 0720 Ax | 10:35 Amt | 6:10 pxc| 6:22vm dale for Sprinas, Kelsey -~ Hopland for Lakeport and Bartiett Spring: 3 atoga Springs, Blu Lakes, Luurel Dell Lake, Upper Lake, Pomo, Poitee Valley. Jonn Day's, Riverside. Lierley’s, Bucke d 1 Boonevilla, docino City, Fort Bragg, Westport, Yelo, Laytonvilie, Harrls, Scotis and Eurek Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets atreduged et T sundass round-trip tickets A uli polais b yond San Rafael ui half raes Ticket Offices, 650 Marketst., Chronicie bafldics. A.W.FOSTER, R X. RYAN, Pres. and Ges. Mansger. Gen. Pass Agent Santa Fe Limited. On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS the first ping-car . connects Chicago or S w_York. XPRESS Leaves daiiy at 5 7. % Pullman palace drawing- o ‘mcdern upbolstered tourist sleepins- br.uch (o Chicago via Kacsss City. Annex denver and St. Louis. raons via Kansas City, Chicago, Monirenl and_the White Mountains leave every Tueadsy: St_Pan! excursions every Sunday. Ticket Offics, 644 Marketsirect, hron= icie building iciephone Main 1531, NOUNT TAMALPAIS. (Irains connect “with North Pacifis Returninz Tickets THO . COUK & ~ONS, M1l Valley and Mount Tamalpals Scenic THE SAN FRIACISCO AND SAN .I|)lQUfl VALLEY RAILWAY CONPAXY. ROM JANUARY 31, will run ¢ Southbound. tations. Stockton. T:20 A . 9:48 A 3. Merced Fresno. For Connect: leave Ban Fiancisco and Seockion at 8 2 K daioe