The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 30, 1897, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY APRIL 30, 1897 ELSIE RATHBONE'S UNWELCOME JAL A Young Lady From Oak- land Is Confined by Secretary Welch. L Her Friends Dec ar> Her Treat-| ment to Be Unreasonab'e and U-just. | Miss Rathbrne Is the Ward of M-s Prescott and the Sa- Fr ncisco Of- ficial Ha! No Ju isdiction | | | [ OARLAND OFFIcE 8AN FRANCISCO CALL,) | 08 Broadway, April 20 | | one considers she bLas | nce against Secretary | ildren’s society. Without | , Welch ordered her to be | taken to agirls’ home in San Franciscoi ana kept there for several days in distinct | on to the will and wish of the | 's legal guardias A few days ago the father of Elsie came Miss E A very bg gri Welch of the c | Guire and F ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS. the Uniyersity Cadets have qualified under National Guard regulations for target practice, five in the second class and twenty-five in the third class, Ser- geants 8. West and F. R. Faircnila, Privates J. C. Christensen and J. E. Mc- st Lieuiensnt 8. W. Cart- wright are in the second class, : The others are 1. Bairi, L. H. Miller, P. A. Baville, G. A. Harker, W. A Sarr, 0. D. Wedemeyer, J. E_Rainey, W. P. Jurvis, J. A. Pearce, J. R. Jarvis, J. W. Miliar, J. B. Metcalf, C. C. Davis, L. L. Roos, P. R. Thayer, L. Kennedy, B. P. Mi'ler, A. H. C. Bendrik, J. A. Youn:, C. P. Di Iman, C. M. Newhali, H. 8. Buld, H. L. Waste, H. K. Paimer and R. Watson are in the third class. Intercollegiate Tennis. BERKELEY, CaL., April 29.—The sec- ond intercoliegiate tennis coniest between Berkeiey and Stanfora for this season will take place on Saturday morning at the California court, San Francisco. Mein ¥ and Magee will play for Calitornia, while | Stanford will be represented by Pitcher C. reeman or McGilsray. o Lorin Firemen, BERKELEY, CAL, April 20.—The Lorin Fire Company has elecied the following new officers: president, Fred Boiser; secretary, Joseph Stevens; ‘treasurer, A. Vail; foreman, W. Carey: assistant, W. Prescott. Civil Service. BERKELEY, CaL., April 20.—Civil ser- vice examinations for the grades of clerk and carrier in the postoffice will be held in Berkeley on June 1L — An Oid Suit Dismissed. OAKLAND, Car, April 20.—Judge Ells- worth dismissed a suit to-day that bas been penaing in the courts for fifteen MISS ELSIE RATHBONE, Who Declares That Secretary We'ch Kept Her a Prisoner Unjustly. to Oakland. For various good reasons) tne young lady has been placed under the guardianship of Mrs. Prescott and is now atiending s well-known scholastic insti- tation in this city. Her father wished to take her across the bay with him to visit some relatives. The giri had been partic- ularly instructed by her gpuardian that under no circunistances shouid she cross the bay without express permission. | When herfather arrived Elsie says Mrs. Prescottwas in San Franciscoat Secretary Welch's office, and in order to obey her instructions the girl and her father went to San Francisco and cailed on Welch for the pu-pose of meeting if possible Elsie’s guardian. Mrs, Prescott was not there, and Welch made some tnquiry of the father, found out the circamstances attending their visit, at once forbade her to remain with ber parent, and in charge of an officer her to a girls’ home. Isie has always been well cared for and | carefully protected from pernicious in- nces. At the home she met all classes irls, whose conduct and language were a great surprice to her and caused Ler to recoil from contact with them. Her guaraian telephcned to Secretary Welcn, but could do nothing, and was too busy for several days to cross the bay. ‘Wien, however, she did go to the home, she was used permission 1o see the cuild of which she is the legal custodian, ana was told that without a written order from Weich she could not get Eisie. Be- ing of a determined disposition she called on President Sonntag of the society, and when she returned to Oakland Elsie was with her and without a written order. In telling her story Elsie was com- etely broken-hearted over the fact that she bad been imprisoned for five days against her will. with no reason or jus- tice, and she concluded by stating tha: she was very pleased that there was to be a change of secretaries on the 1st of May. =0 that no other little girls are likely to be treated in the same menner. When asked sbout the case, Mrs, Pres- cott stated that it would be very inad visable for one branch of an organization | to criticize the head office. Al:hough not denying (ne facts that were presented to ber, she declined to discues the matter further. DEPUTIES I DANGER, Changes Being Made in the Berke'ey Marshal's Office. Marshal Lioyd Miy Be Left Without | Any D puties to Help Him BERKELEY, CawL., April 29.—The pro- posal of A. R. Frann, the new Trustee of Ward 4, 10 abolish one of the deputy mar- shalships has aroused a controversy over the business of the Marshal's office, and it is now proposed to do away with both deputies. Trustee Frann declares that the three men in th- Marshal’s office ara virtu: doing nothing most of the time, and that their employment is a wasie of pubiic mone “I am informed that a goodly part of the Marshal’s time is taken up in colject- ing license money,”” said Trustee Frann. “What reason is there for paying a man $150 per month to do what the clerk or Assessor could do as well as not? Ifa license be not paid & notice by mail ought to be a sufficient demand, to be foliowed bya fine for non-payment within proper time, “This would enable the Marshal to at- tend to the duties of his office insiead of BOIng about collecting licenses.” It is now proposed that botn Deputy Marshals be discharged and a number of special watchmen be employed on fees. Kifle Practice. BERKELEY, Car., April 29.—Thirty of | ity. years. The suit was brought in 1882 by H. P. Irving and has been carried on by the execntors since the death of the plaintiffs, It involved the ownership of several blocks of land in_the center of Oakland, and was dismissed to-day on a technical- It was shown that when the sum- monses were served fifteen years ago no returns were made, s0 the case fell | through. Blair Estate Division. OAKLAND, CaL., April 29.—The ref- eree: in the suit of Florence Blair against the Oakiand Bauk of Savings et al. made areport yesterday. They appraise all the property, together with imi rovements, at $184,028. They give to Mabel ¢ three-fourths of the Blair ranch, valued at §50,128, while Florence Biair has one- fourt = of the same, but the letter is also awarded proverly in Pleasant Valley valued at $12,532." To satisfy the interest of Mabel Squires the latier is granted twenty-five acres beyond Mountain View Cemetery valued at $37.596. It is more than probable toat the report of the ref- erees will be acceptea by the litigants and the case decided out of court. No Desire for Municipal Ownership, OAKLAND, Car. April 20.—The City | Councii does not look favorably on any action tending toward an official discus- sion of the municipal ownership of water | plants. They voted down the resolution auathorizing the Mayor to appoint a com- mittee of fifty to inguire into the matter, and now they have declined to allow the use of the council chamber for public | meetings to consider the proposition. The Divorce €ourts. OAKLAND, CaL., April 20.—The Var- | gas divorce case «_s concluded yestorday ana Judge Eilsworth awarded the wife a divorce, as the allegations of her husband were not sustained. Greene has taken under advise- e Weider divorce case. President, L. G. Vail; vice- | ICAMERON'S OFFER OUCKLY GRASPED A Nameless Proposal to Save Money O!ficially Recognized. City Clerk Tempkins' Forma Ncote Asking for Bondsmen With “Public Spirit.” | A Street- Opening Episode That Is Ending Very Differently Frem the Way It Began. OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,) 908 Broadway, April 20, | A few days ago there was some dissatis- | faction over the widening of East Twenty- first street. In an unlucky moment an anonymous correspondent sent a letter to alocal newspaper stating that it would be a waste of public money to procure bonds at the expense of the city for the com- missioners, as there were plenty of public- spirited citizens of East Oakland who would be quite willing to giye necessary bonds free of charge. Councilman Rowe, who represents (he Seventy Ward, encouraged this letter from the anonymous correspondent by intro- ducing into the Council a resofution ap- propriating $150 to enable the Commis- sioners to procure bonds. As soon as he bad read the correspondent’s letter he im- mediately picked up the gauntlet and | published a statement that he would re- | sind 1he resolution and take the anony- mous writer at his word. This action of Councilman Rowe brought out the fact that the uoknown was H. M. Cameron, a resident of East Oakland, and now he cannot with dignity recede from his hasty offer, as it has ¥zeen officially recognized. To-day City Clerk Tompkins addressed the foilowing communication to Mr. Cameron: Hugh M. Cameron Fsq., 479 Ninth street, Oak- land, Cal.—MY DEAR SIR: Ata meeting of the Street Commitice of the City Council, held last eveaing, Mr. Rowe brought up the matter of the resointion introduced by himself, ap- propriating $150 for the purpose of enabling the three Commissioners mppointed in the opening and widening of East Twenty-first sireet tosecure the ¥5000 bonds_exacted by the provisions of the street law. Inasmuch as | the ‘gentlemen composing tte commi:sion ex- pressed iheir willingness to serve in that ca- PaCily wituout compensation, it could not be expecied ihey would go down into their pockets and give their money as well ay their time, and it Deing anticipated they would procure thelr bonas irom a surely company it was thought to be only justand {eir that the city snould DAY the cost of same. It has been reported tha' you nave stated that this outlay was un- necessary, as the Commissioners would have no dificuliy in procuring bondsmen from among tue public-spirited citizens of East Oskland, and tba: if cailed upon you would see that the required bondsmen were forih- coming. I am directed by the Street Com- mittee to say 10 you that if you will secure the ssary bondsmen Mr. Rowe will have re- d the resolution making the appropris- ion for that purpose. I will draw up the bonds and if the bondsmen will be good enough to call at this cffics I will subscribe and swear them, thus saving the Commission- ers the expense incident 10 this feature of their duties. The precedent for appropriations of this sort was created wheu he Commissioners were appointed for the opening of & street through Cemetery Creek (anyon. They were allowed $75 each for the purpose of 1eimburs- ing them for any expenss tney might be put 10 in giving the necessary bouds, and no hue and cry wasraised. as the property-owiers in- terested coneiuded they were getiing a com- mission cheap enough at tnat figure. The Street Commitiee fee's that the critt- isms resulting from Mr. Rowe's attempt to vent the gent.emen who 5o kindly volun- teered 10 give their services as Commissioners in the opening of East Twenty-first street & persensl exper se are un just and uncalled for. ne Commissioners in iving their ime are saving the property-owners interested in this improvement considerable money, and Mr. Kowe in procuriug such generous-mindea citizens to act in that capacity without com- pensation is deserving of anything but cen- sure. Trusting you may be able toarrange this matter so that the much-debated resolution may be rescinded at nex: Monday evening's Council meeting I remain sincerely yours, J. W. THompsoN, City Clerk. Oskland, Cal., Apri 28, 1897. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. A Would-Be Thiet Frightened Away by a \oman. ALAMEDA, Cav, April 20.—A burglar attempted 1o enter the residence of John Seltau at 2017 Lincoin avenue the other evening, but was frightened away by Mrs, Seitau. She wasawakened by the noise of some one trying to open a window on the lower floor and Iooking out she saw & man at work there. She immediately called to the man and demanded his name, saying that if he did not give it she wonld sum- mon the police by means of a whistle, FULFILLING EER DEAD MOTHER’S AMBITION, OAKLAND, CAL, April 20 —Miss Grace Dotkea Fisher has fulfilled her mother's dying am- bition. Mrs. Kate Fisher, for many years a teacher in the Oakiand pubiic schools, brought up her dnughter with the purpose of having her make her mark if possible on the histrionic stage, Two years ago when Mrs. Fisher died she received on herdentibed a dispatch for which she had long looked, stating thas her daughter had made a start and had received an offer of an engagement with Modjeska. After her mothe s death Miss Grace Fisher determined more than ever to make a success in her chosen profession, and according to Easiern critics she has 0ow in one of the Frohman companies achieved marked succuss in several difficu't roles. Miss Fisher is an Oskland girl who completed her studies in the public schoo's and went East to mascer dramatic art. When the local amateur Charity Company was at its zenith in this city Miss Fisher occupied leading parts ana even then showed evidences of her ability, The burglar did not wait to hand up his card, but disappeared in the darkne: without having replied to Mrs. Seltau’ inquiry. A GAMBLING OASE, Probubility That the Conviction of Joe Ewmerick Wil Not Be Sustained, ALAMEDA, CaL., April 20.—Some time 8go Joseph Emerick was convicted in Recorder St. Sure's court of keeping a gambling place and was fined $100, with the alternative of fifty days’ imprison- ment. He took an appeal and the case came before Judge Ogden of the Superior Court. It is now intimated that the con- viction will be overruled on a technical- ity. According to an amendment to the Civil Code passed at the instance of Judge Eilsworth and others, in cities of the fifth class, (o which Alameda belongs, when prosecutions for misdemeanor are instituted it is not made necessary to in- troduce the cherter and the ordinance which has been violated as evidenc-. Judge Ogden intimates that this is special legislation, and if so the case will fall to the ground. A chauge in such brosecu- tions will have i0 be made in the furure. Kite Life-Saving Apparatu ALAMEDA, Car., Avril 29.—Dr. Riehl, a well-known resident of this city, is the inventor ot a novelty in the shape of a kite-flying life-saving apparatus, which is certainly very ingenious, to say the least, and which he claims works all right. He has been endeavoring to persuade the N: tional Life-Saving Service to take up the matter and give his schemea trial, but 11 FCUADER'S DAY AT LS COLLEGE Alumni and Students to Honor Its Thirty-First Birthday. For a Quarter of a Century It Has Been Located Near Oakland. Mrs. Mills Still President, Although Meeting Grandchildren of H-r First Graduates. OAKLAND OrricE SAN Fraxcisco CAvy,) 908 Broadway, April 29. | For a quarter of a century Mills College has been sending its graduates out into the worid from its present location. For six years previous to the establishmenc of the now famous minary in Alameda County, the institution was located at Benicia, and on Saturday next, May day, its thirty-first birthday wili be celebrated with fitting ceremony. MRS. C. T. MILLS, Who Has Been President of Mills College Till Grandchildren Have Peen Born to Her First Graduates. basnot succeeded in impressing the au- thorities with its feasibility. He made | due application, but has just received a | letter from Washington that the plans ana sketches have been cxamined, but never having seen a practical test they do not feel authorized to move in the matter, Charged With Insanity. ALAMEDA, CaL., April 29. — J. L. Schroeder of Oak street and Buena Vista avenue was ariested to-duy on complaint of his son ¢n a charee of insanity. He has violent spells, when he tears his clothes and imagines that he is the owner of any house that strikes his fancy, claim- ing to have tne rizht to enter and take possession at any time. ——— Muy Tunnel the Hill OAKLAND, Car., April 20.—At aspecial meeting of the Board of Trade it was de- videa that Messrs. J. F. Jotinson, Eison F. Adams and E. E. Bunce ve u committee of three to meet the Supervisors of Contra Costa County at Martinez, May 3, at 10 A. M., to sec what arrangements could be agreed upon between the two counties for the building of the tunnel road. e Death of Dr. McLean’s Brother. OAKLAND, Car., April 20.—Rev. J. K. McLean, D.D., just received news of the aeath of his brother, Dr. Leroy Mc- Lean of Troy, N. Y. During the Civil War deceased was a regimental surgeon and has practiced in his profession ever since. THE FIRST BATTALION. A Military Event In the Page-Stroet Armory Last Night. The armory of the First Regiment at 25 Page street was crowded Wednesday with members of the First Battalion. Major Boxton, officers high in military rang ana ladies and citizens were present. The reason for the assemblage was the calling out of the First Battalion, com posed of Company D, Captain Marshali; Com- pany E. Captain Fitzpatrick; Company I, Captain ter, and Company A, Captain Connolly, for a review by Colonel J. F. Smith of the First, a dress parade and a guard mount. There were present Major-General James and siaff, Brizadier-General Warfield and staff, Coionel Smithand members of his s'afi, Colonel O'Connor, Colone: Sullivan und many of the field officers of the regi- ment. Tng men presented a fine appearance and the evolutions,which were creditable, elicited much applause. Aiter the military ceremonies were over the field music was eurperseded by that of an orchestra and there was dancing until the stars had gone to rest. ——————— BOULEV_A_BD CONTRIBUTIONS. Two Athletic Clubs Turn in the Per- centages on Their Exhibtions Mayor Pnelan turned $338 55—about enough money to pay a day’s wages to the men now working on Balboa boule- vard—into the iund yesierday, the ¢ in being received from the followingsources: National Athletic Clab, percentage on exhibition, $182 75; Pacific Athletic Club, same, $.50; James Hansen, proceeds of an entertainment given at his home, $5 80, ——————— Must Go to Prison. An effort was made yesterday to keep Oliver W. Winthrop out of San Quentin, to which penitentiary he has been sentenced for life for kidnaping Jemes Campbell, the Ho' o.ulu capitalist, from whom he ut¢mpted to extort money. Winthrop, since sentence was prssed, has been in the County Jali pending an ap- peal Lo the Supreme Court. Yesterday, 1n or- der 1o prevent bis being removed, Altorney Bell petitioned the Supreme Court 'for a writ of probable cause. Chief Jastice Beatty de- Died the application without comment. ~Win. throp will ow go 10 San Quentin. ———————— Sunday-School of the Pentecost. The Lutheran Sunday-school of the Pente- cost, started by the Church of the Holy Spirit, Rev. Oliver C. Milier pastor, on Easter Sun. day in American Hall, corner of Pacific and Leavenworth streets, uas already sn enroll- ment of fifty scholars. It is heid at 2:30 p. . Tie hall, which is being refitted 5o as to mai it well adapted 1or the purpose, is nearing completion. Sl s ien 10 CURE A COLD IN ONE-DAY. Take Jazative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug- §is1s relund the money i 1tIulls 1o cure 20¢. Founder’s day at Mills always attracts a large gathering. The alumni and students of the college are now occupying prominent and noble spheres in woman life in all parts of the world, and those who are able always make an effort to at- tend personaily on founder’s day, whi those who are urable on account of dis- tance, send interesting lgtters to their old school companions. . Mills has become s0 well known that it is regarded far more in the ligntof & State institution than a private school. Mrs. C. T. Milis, the principal, speaks of her family as familiarly as though they were all her own ciildren. She can re- call nearly every name of the hundreds of youn: folks who have been trained for life's duties within the homelike institu- tion. At the present time there are living in | this city erandchildren of the first grad- uate from Mills Seminary, and yet the same bepeficent lady presides over the college. On Saturday next many special num- bers will appear on th- programme. An invitation has been extended not only to the alumni, as is usually done on found- er'sday, but toall the students that have ever been within its walls, and, from the number of acceptances already received, the seminary wiil be a scene of life and £avety on May day afternoon. Miss Jane Seymour Klink, president of the Milis Alamna Association, has called the annual meeting for Saturday morn- ing, and much important business wiil be transacted. One of the leatures of the afternoon will be the dedication of a Mary Lyon memorial window. Mary Lyon is kuown us the founder of colleges exclu- sively for women in this country. She was Mre. Mills’ teacher balf a century ago, and her memory is he!d in great esteem in every woman’s college in the Jand. This window has been obtained by the senior class of under-graduaies and 18 a very handsome work of art. After the luncheon on Saturday there Wiil be the usual reading of letters from absent graduates. This is always an in- tere:ting topic, and shows, as nothing else could, tue practical use to which the writers are puttin - the kuowledge gained in the pretty Alameda insiitution. REAL ESTATE IRANSACTIONS Willlam and Anna H. Sea_to Thomas P. Doyle, 1ot on E line of Broderick street, 100 N of Clay, N 814 by F. 80: #10. ascual Monterross, Francis B. Oliver Charlay Randal and W. E von Johannsen (bv W lllam A Gariiner —commissioter) to Carl Ch. Kruntseh, 1ot on W Iine of Brolerick streer, of Hayes. N 62:6, W 157:6, 3 25, 25, 8 5716, E 112:6: £10,490. John F. Lacoste to Mary H. Lacoste, lot on N tine of Clay sireet. 110 E of Wainut, £ 27:6 by N 127:814; etit. annie’ M., Frederike, Erikgine. Nels P. and Marius (. Jorgensen (o Patrick J. Donuhae, iol on k- line ot ¢ 6 25, E 105, N 26:6, W 105 Elkan ‘aumburg to Wiliam Cohen. Hne of O'Farrel sirew, 92:6 F of Tayl i5. N 137:6, W 2.:6. = 22:6, W 22:3, S 118; 826,000 John and Marta Kirkpatrick 'to Monroe reen- wood, all of P. . biock 271, quitelyim dred: $ 10, Henry and ~arah W. Miller to same, undiviied 11-20 interest In iots 6 and 7, P. . block 271, quitelaim deed: §10. A. K. P. Harmou Jr. and Etta H. Edwards to Katherine A. Downing, lot on E line of Eleveuth avenue, 175 8 of M s reet, S 25 by E 120 $10. ame to John Taylor, lot 00 NI corner of N S7oe nd Eleventh avenue, k 82:6 by N 1003 A. K. P. Harmon Jr. and Georze C. Fdwards, executors of ihe estate oi 4 lbion K. P. Harmon, 08.ime, same. §125. Jacob and Lina H' yman. by Oscar Heyman, torney, to . J. Lastuf a, 1ot on W iine of Mateo street 75 S of remis. X' 50 by W 12, black 5, Mission nd Thirticit street Homestead: $10. Stav ord Addition iasd Company 1o Queen Walcott. ot 27, block 1. subdivision A, Sunnyside Addition1: 810, Wililam aua Catherine Ede to Emfl V. Scheerer, lots 8, 0 32, 58, 67. block 9, Fliut Tract Home: stead: 81 Jienty Neuberger to A 8W corner o Waylan 400 by W 240, blocx 118, it *'Aitred and ¢ aroline Auerbach to John Plorr, lot on W line of Ciinton avenue. 175 S of Berksbire 8 756 by W 100 bicck 5, Mission aud ih Sireeis Homestead: $10. William M. Wade to M. A. Meter. 1ot on SE Iine of F street South, 48:8 -W of Fourteenth avenue , SE 78:2, SK 158:5, SW 99:8, N W 2302 to beaiiming, ess that poriion of Fif- teenth avenue Soutn und F sireet South, b ock 282, ~outt: Sau Francisco Homestesd aud Rull. road Ass ciation: gran. Same to J. G. Jame: le F. Neuberger, lot on d Williams streets, & niversiiy Homestead: fot on W ine of Carotina street, 168:8 f-6L S o Sonoma (Twen v fourth), §33:4 by W 105 also the NW two-thirds of loi 14, tlock 288, South San Fr.ncisco Hom steal and Railroad Assolution: aiso ots K60 and 862, Git Mup 3 aiso lot 40, block 12, Cly Laod Associaiior: a'solots 1,2 and % block 515, Bay View Homestead; - also lots 17 aid 18, biock 559, FAuction Baley CHAS. ERVY & (0., AUCTIONERRS. balosrooms—1135 Marke: Strees. THIS DAY. Friday... .April 30, 1897. At 10 o'clock A. M., at Salesrooms, 1135 Markst Street, Bet. Tth and Sth, ....WE WILL SELL 1SQUARF PIANO, ANDREW FOI DING BEDS, 15 0 K BEDRUOM SETS, HAIR SPRIN MATTI 8, PARLOR FURNITURE, BEST OF BeDDING, B OKCASE~, DESK¥, WARDROBES, CHIFFONIE. SIDE- BOARDS, HATRACK-, MANTEL MIR- RORS, EXTENSION TABLES, (HAIRS BED LOUNGES, 1000 Yards CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, PICTURES, CROC GLASSWARE, STOVEs, RANGES, 1 TER, etc. CHAS. LEVY & CO., Auctioneers. J. C. MUTHER, AUCTIONEER, Office—632 Market Stree:. THIS DAY, Friday.... pril 30, 1897, Commencing at 2 P. ., at 850 cL.AY STREET, .Y WILL SELL .. of a Fine Saloon. including Very d a Good Stock. i his place will & whoie 07 in lots to salt pur- ry reasonanle, but {t mnst be soid. The Conten: Fine Fixtures first be offere | ers, Re TO-DAY, FRIDAY, The 30 h day of Apri’, 1897, at 11 0'clock A. Mu, At 1171 Mission Street, near Eighth, We will sell the remainder of J. T (lark’s Elegant Stock of Furniture, Kemoved from Market streat. Also the Contents of Two Furnished Houses fe 1 oved, consistiog of 50 haudsome Rockers: severa Bedroom Sets; Hat Racks: 50 new Rugs: one Roller Top Desk: Extens! bles: buudreds : Chifoniers: Curtains: I'ortie:es: inssware; Kanges; 1000 Yardsof Car- s Cartains: Portieres, ON COMPANY, HOLTZ, Auctioueer. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. PROPERTY OF H. . SPAULDING a == M [ AT AUTUCTION! THIS DAY, April e et Corner Sixteenth and Valencia Streets, B nee ot Gresliare WemIllacbORL A G of Horses, Carriages, Bugzies, W onei es, Carts, Surreys, Lxpress and Dellvery Wazons, Harness, Roves, Blankets, etc. Terms, Cash. H. G _HOLMES, Assigne: SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Office—327 Sixth st. Livestock Auctloneers. L0 St Ty ol § Friday 30, 1897, Bay Park Homestesd; also lot 1, block 292, O'Neil & Haiev tract: aiso lot 6, block 87, Unk versiiy Mound Tract Sarves : graut. ALAMEDA COUNTY. J. R. and Margazet A. Littie to Northern Rail- way Company, same, Berkeley: $100. - Andrew and Marie S. Swenson to Fred Wilkes, 1ot on N I1ne of Bristol street, 141 E of Fifih, £ 50 by N 100, qultcialm ueed, Berkeley s $75. Churles N.'and Bertha A. Nelson to W. H. Loomis, lot 3, b.ock C, subdivision of Heald Tien: ty-third-avenue Iraci, Brooklyn Towaship: $10. Ole T. Oisen (by attorney) to same, 10t 4, block , same: §10. i 'W. H.and Harret C. Loomls to Charles N. and Ole . Glaen, lots 3 and 4, bock C. same: $10. Edward and Lena Donahue to Curoline Beck, lot 10, olock 17, town of Livermore, Murray Township: $10. Lizz e MicCord to Willlam A. and Abba J. Boots- ma, Jot on W line of Wood street, 137:6 5 0f Tay- 10r.’S 25 by W 100, block 695, Oakiands $10. Siary I Knowles to Peter Bubman, lots 6 and 7.'block 1, Knowies & Potter subdivision Ken- nedy Tract, kst Oakand; §10. Wililam M. and Phabe Cubery to Charles L. Taylor, 10t ou W line of Minturn sirvet, 157 5 of Railroad avenue, S 10 by W 88, Alameds, quit- claim deed: E10. The kealty Syndicate (cor:oration) to_Grace Sperry, lot on Nx. Line of Peraita avenue, 100 i of Clinton, SE 50 by N\ 100, belng the SW 100 feet of AW 15 of lot 9, block 9, Jones Tract, East Onkland; 810: . 1. Harmor Lumber Company (corporation) to Pacific Niates 5., L. and B, Compauy. lo on NI Line of Chestnut street, 260 N W of B straet, NW 50 by NE 100, belng 1ot 7. Lawrence Tract, Hay- wards. Eden 1 ownsaip: $10. San Lorenzo Cemet ry Assoctation to Mrx. I. G. Fox, lct 367, block 6, San Lorenzo Cemetery, Ecen Townsiiip: §50. Veter and Maria Buhman o Mary E. Know lots 18 ard 14, block P, Knowles & Fo.ter sub: division Kennedy Tract, ast Oaklaud; $10 A’IL [oukhiboroukh to- klennor Marti, lot on Nline of Ihird ave. ue, 835.42 NE from Coll.ze or University avenue, thence Nr. 104, NW 890, SW 104, SE 380 to Beginniug, contulning 1 acre, being 10t 88, biock V. Vernon Park, Gakiand Township: aiso including all in erest 6f Edward Martin at the time of his de.th to land constiiu- ting haif of Third avenue, adjoining and. in froat ot above described; $10 H. K. and k. V. Harwood to Emma S Douelas, 1ot on SE line of county rond No 809, known as ihe Redwood road. at most wes:erly corner of land Hurwood " 1895, thence W 255 feet to bestnulog, Erookivi Township: $20. L. 'aud J. H. Meyer et al. (by <0 umissioner) to Nicholas Van Hergen, lot on N\ corner of Lafay. ette sireet and Kaliroad avenue, » 300, W 138, 5 145, - 20, 8 60. W 26, 8 125, & 134, to beginniag: aisolots 4 10 & 11,13 16 to 20, biock 84, map ot proparty of Coluibus Bartlett, Alameda; §15, o Griffiitts, ic avenue, 150 k 16, ands ad- Joseph A. Leonard Company to . S ot on > 1ne of ¢ lement or At W of Mu.b-ry, W 30 by & 150, jacent to kncinal, Alameds_$10. Ernes: A. Denicke (by Tax Collector) to M. McCann, jots 3, 33 and 34, block 681, Pera ta and Ceuter street lands, Oaklaud, J. Hoichkiss (by same) {0 same, 10 0 Ninth street, 843:235 W of Kirkham, W N 100, b ock 551. Vakland, tax deed: 6. John S.F mmatt (by same) to_same, undivided one-fourth of an inch frontage of 10t on S line of cnth sireet. 40 & of Kirkham, £ 25:8 by S 100, 50, Oakiand, tax decd; $3. A. Levibgsion (by same) to same, N half of lot 18, block 69, Northern exteusion to Oskiand, Oakiand. tax deed John Friichard (vy same) to same, lot 11, block 781, Oak aad, tax deed: $5. P. Suillvan (by same) to sam suvdtvisions ¢ and L of lot Tract, Lakiand, tax deed: $: Estate of F. 5. Wiicox (by same) to same, lot 15, olock 755, Oakiand, (ax deed: $3. Samuel 'H. Wiisn (by same) to same, lot 46, block 6:0, Adelmestreet lots, Oakland, tax deed: $3. Charloite Lynch (by same) to same, lot 62, Capi- 1ol Homestead, ast Oakland, tax deed; §; Henry Drapel (by same) to’ same, lots © and 8, block 747, map of C. . ¢ iay’s subdivision of Levy & Lane Tract, Erooklyn Townsulp, tax dee.: $5 ~imon and ‘Alice A. Peer 1o Franklin Hewitt, lot ou k. ine of Linden street, 200 N of Thirtieth, N 25 by E 120, bein: lo. 85, block 670, Glascock Iract, subject to a mortgage 'for $1200, Oakland; $1600. James L. Crittenden, Jobanna, Mary S., Joseph S and Eugene McG na to Ellen i, Grace A George W.. r rancis ana Waiter L. McGinn, all 1n” terest in 10t on K line of Auelin - street, 300 N of Thirty-fourth, £ 122 by N 50, b-ing the 8 half of 1ot 4, block 882, Wat s Traet, Oakiand; $1 Ellen F. an eoige W. »{cGlun to Grace A, M- Ginn, all interest s same, axiand; $10. Mat> A. Ciements, » arus, J. r. rick Mcusinn to in the estates of Jam«s and Thoma: F. McGinn in San_Francisco, Solauo snd Alumeda couaties; $3400. Mountaln View Homestead Association to K. A, Brakenridge. Iot 177 in pat B. Mouutaln View Cemetery, Uakliand Township: 8337 Builders’ Countracts. tams Company with Henry Ralston: castiron- wOrk, elc., for & six-s ory bul ding ou NE corner of Kearoy and Sulter streets, $7000; Henty & Schuize, architect. the W 33 feet of 9, block 796, Watts 3. P. Barry with G. McDonald and Timothy roley, | to erec a two-stor strevt. near Harrison; $2560. A. Clarke with S. F. }odgkins, to erect a three- stors buiding on NW corner of Baker and Pine streets, §5265; Charles M. Rossesu architect. BOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HO'EL. A M Poorin, St Louis L D Shoenberg, Denver K Napsyama, Japan W Lorenzen. Germsny RN 3 M Geavin, Portiand R T Root, Denver I N Peyton, Spokane Missii DFeston. spokane Miss 15 Matin, Spokane G A Newkirx, Denver W F Docr, phiadoiphia. © Wendewor b, Ciicago J H Jennings. (hicago E M Barton, Chicazo Miss K Bu:ton, Chic €0 A Covarruvias. Cal H V Buruer & w, Alaska Sumitowa J.pan % & Mrs foust, Hombay Mry i N R quu, uakind Mrs i P Huckingham, E W Floager , N Y Vacavilie § Yoshida, Jatan M Hirosa, Japan T Muramata. Japan H L Talbot, Boston 0 on * iang.al A & Brown, Edinburgh Miss Krown, © ¥ E Porter, “nangaat § Pra i, Chicaso H Burion, Hoighong MissKieinschmidt,Mont. Lo Denny, 5 Y Mrs Deno:, N ¥ L W Smith! w&m, N Y 3 towar', rhils 3 Baer, Cinclunati GRAND Dr -tephen, Petaluma 1) Rossitér, P DrJ " ichol frame builaing on Tenth burgh © Kuwiol h. Shangial Mrs K cins hmidt, Mont Mrs Gk Goodman, Napa Miss Denny, 5 Y DrW E Rounds, N Y OJ ~mith. Kend Mrs O C Smith. Reno HOTEL 34 Morris, Sonora P Rublwan, N ¥ Miss Haves, N Mist N Hayes, N Y T Jack-0 .. Gleaterifarbe H'A We ier, Fort Brasi T Goldman, Merced W G Davis & w, M reed W W Foote, Uaxand O W Mauisby, Sia Barba 3 H McGaoghan,Courtld A D ~lmpson, Pa M Mayora & w, Cal 28 Morrison, Boston T M Turner, st Miss Mor. Eosion L Morton, Gakiand Mr Piicips, 103 Angeles TN Glibert, kureka Mcs Dr A n Osoorae, 3 F Conuor, kureka E driige P L David. Cai Mrs A J Downing,Eldrge 1L Clark & wi Ra Huwwi'ion, L Angels I BillemanJr, H \ Laugeavur, Wodlud 3 Mrs JF Merkor, fowa, onal City Miss M J McCuilen, Cal Ukiun G Luigo, Birds Landiug A sirom, Yuba City Mas S J Zill, Winters M De Long, Sacto ¥ ucody & w, Willows T Boyne, Marysville £ Easton & W, Mode to B T McCul ough,Cal k A Forbes&w. Marysvill KEaston, Moesto Mr Hastings, C v Hall, < hicego Miss siastin' s, Cal ard .er, Alle bany T .yan, Denver ryan, Stecimg, Ll Miss 1 ~co.t < al ‘richard & v, Ky A Prichard, Parly, Tenn LICK HOUSE. H Winslow, St Louls W H Demin, Benicis ho S Dare.'fresno D kvans, Edrexa May Portiand AW Isun, Calisiogn A Hoov. r.Caiistoga J T Little, N ¥ Buck, . tockton hiwo st Cooper, Flwood Cup iFeipe J G Doriovan & w Lsan ciecta Welch, (hiio W M Cievel.ud & w, Cat H Upham, Marti ez G Allen & w. Sacto AL Lathrop, Sewman P Lyons & w, Wash iss K Lyoo’, Wash Miss T Lyons, Wash W Fricke &'w, re BALDWIN HOTEL. O R Dodge, Sacrameato G Willlams, San Jose G M Brice, Ferudale L Wilifams, Ferndae J Micionigle, Ventura E F Wolevir & w?, Nev Miss& & Paiilips, benve Mrs D Millixen Placervie i 8 W H Graot, Woodisnd A Duvall, Livermors S2zd Cu ! ESY MxupoRSRD oma cgtmEecE 2 Miss Phillips, Denver Miss C Phillips. Denver S O'Brien. Mercel G K French, Washington J Goldsmith Jr, N Y J Mocre, N Y Mims Watts, Butte C Low, San Diego A G Barnes, Wiilows G Mc i oliin, Tuture 34 A Morion, Los Angeles G B Goud, Los Angeles H Martin, Sau Diego and Pat- | umes L. Crittenden, all Interest | Sued by His Ex-Valet. Louis Berto, who says that he was the valet and groom of Robert H. White, has sued his ex-master in the Justice Court. Berio al- leges that when White and he recently parted company the latter was indebted to him in the amount of $65 for services rendered and money expended at the instence and for the benefit of the man who could afford a “man.” NEW TO-DATY. Fresh, Pure ; Strang, . ECONOMICAL 32 CUPS 25 ck. TRUSTEES" RUSTEES' SALE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH the terms and under the authoriiy of a certain deed of trust, duly executed by WILLIAM S. HOPKINS and LIZZIE G nTRUDE HOPKINS (his wite). and WILLIAM H. L. BARNES, parites of the first part, to HENRY C. 'AMPBELL and 1HADLEUS E. KENT, trus- tees, parties of the second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, party of the third part, dated May Ist, 1880, and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the City and County of San Franc sco, State of Californls, in liber 1302 Of deeds, ai_pages 88 and follow. ing, and in pursuance of a resolution passed on the 8th day of . pril, 1897, oy the board of direc- tors of sald SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, a corporation, and the hoider of the note (No. 10,001). t0 secure payment of which the aforesald deed of trust was executed, declaring that default had been made in the payment of the principal sum and other tums due unde said note and deed of trust, and requesting and directing said HENRY C.'CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate described therein 1o satisty sala indebtedness. N 1Y C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS trustees, do hereby give notice that on TCESDAY, the 11th day of May, A. D. 1897, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, and a the auction salesroom of Eascon, Eldridge & Co., N0. 638 Mar- Ket sireet, in the City and County of San Franciseo, State of Callfornia, we will sell at publie auetion, 10 the highest bidder, for cash ingoid coln of the United States, the piece or parcel of land situate in the City and County of ~an Francisco, State of California. described as follows, to wi ommeucing &t a point on ihe southerly line of Suiter street, distant thereon one hundred and feet six fiches (137 and 6-12 feet) esstecly from tne e.sierly line of 1 csvenworin street: ruoning theace ensterly along swid line of Sut.er sireet 0 e hundr.d avd thitty-seven feet x fuches (137 and 6-12 feet): thence s rizht angles soutner.y one hundred and thirty-seven feet 8X inciies (187 and €-12 fee.): thence a: right angles westeriy one hundred and thirty-seven feet sixiuches (147 and 6-.2 feet), and (ho ce -t rigDL anxies noriheriy one hunired and v irty-seven feet six inches (187 and €- 10 the point of com- mencement: being lot number one thousand one hundr-d and twen(y one (1121) of ihe fiity-vara 10 survey of the Ciiy of San Francisco, according 10 the official map thereof: together with the ap- purienances. TE:MS OF SALE—Cash in gold coln of the United States, 10 per cent payable 0 the under- sizned on the Tall Of the Lammer, talance on de- Tivery of deed, and 1f not so paid, unless for want of titie (ten days belng sllowed for search), then said 10 per cedit 10 be forfeited, and the sale 10 be Yoid. Acta of sale gt purchaser's expense: HENRY C. CAMPBE THADDEUS B. KENT, | Trustees. SALES. RUSTEES SALE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH the terms and under (he authority of a certain deed of irust, duly execuied by JAMES F. MACKLIN, variy of the first part, 1o HENRY C. CAMPHELL® aud THADDEUS B. KENT, trusices, parties of the second part. and the SAN' FKANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, pary of the ihird part. dated May 16th. 1845, and recorded In the ofiica of the County Re- corder of the Ui ¥ una County cf San | rancisco, State of Callfornia, in liber 1660 of deeds, at pages 70 and following, and in pursuance of & Tesolution passed on the' 10ih day of Sepiember, 1896, by the boar. of directors ofsaa BAN FRAN €1 COSAVING= UNION. a corporation, and the bolcer of ihe note (NG. 13,481). (o securs paym-nt of which the aforesaid deed of Lruat was ex: cuted, deciaring tb acfauli had be-n made in the paynient of the principai sum and other sums due under sald no-e and deed of trust, aud request- ing and oireeting said Hi NK) C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS K. KENT, trustees, 1o sell the reai csiate described thereld to satisty said io- debtedness. % We. HENKY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENI, trustees, do bereuy give notce thaton TUESDAY, the in day of Aay, A. D. 1897, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, and at ihe auction salearsom of Easton, kldridge & Co., No. 638 Market streat, in the Ciiy and County of San Francisco, State of California, we will seii at public auction, to the highes: bidder, for cash 1 god coin of the United States. the picces or parcels of land situate in the Cit: and County of an Fra:cisco, State @t Caltfornia, descrivea s follows, (0 wii: 1.01s ut s bers Lwenty-three (23) and twen'y-four (24), 10 block B, as shown and de ineated on_the map eniitied “Origina Map of the Pioperty of tie « 1111l Hom-stead ~ ssocintio: " surveved by Willlam P. Humphreys Chy and County % veyor, Ju'y 13ih, 1878, filed August 84, 1878, the office ot -he County Recorder of L.id City and County of San Francisco and now of Feco.d there in in liter, oi maps a: pages 165 and 168: und to which map u-d the r cord thereof special refer- ence is hereby made for further or more particu Jar descr p 1on: together with the appurtenances, TERMS OF SALE— ash In go'd coin of the United States: ten per cent payable (o the undees gned on the fall of the hammer: balance on dew Livery of decd: and #% not so paid, uniess for want of title (ten duys b 1ng aliowed for seacch), then said fen per cent to be forfeited and the sala’ 10 be Void. Acis Of sale ai purchaser’s expense. HMENRY C. CAMPBEGL ). ADDEUS B. KENT, } Tustees. — Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary, 625 KEARNY ST. Established in 1834 for the treatment of Private Diserses, Lost Manhood. Debility of disecse wearing on bodyandmind and Skin Diseases. The doctor cureswhen othersfall. Try him. Churges low, Curesguaranteed. Cullorwrite ¥. GIBBON. Box 1957, §