The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 10, 1897, Page 9

_Here is a list of Figel's deposits in the First occasion to open some of the draw ! l Natloaul Bank to the credit of bis “special’ | ope of the desbe " Wik all (he pecutiar oot [ e e aege | A 1-4 CASE & Junuary 12. time and my absorption in making proper | / o y s Isaussy 35, entries and adjusting the accounts of the Remainder to Suit Buyer, Junvary 1900 firm. I left those keys somew .ere in the NCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUN 10 AWAIT TH PARTA Murder and Suicide Theo- ance on March 3d was only §7 10, quent, Hes he stated to C‘hief Lees whet has become | 18 *very elo- ! money wen February 8. hands of Chiel L-es, who, 11 you Eive you the names of the pe: tuey were made pavabe. It faci that on the boo sk him, may ons o whom is & significant f the f Lees, and until he sees fit to use the infor- mation I have conveyed to him my lips store on Thursday and while there had office, where Mr. Gillert must have feund ibern, and Mr. Ach’s statement that he has evidonce that they were sent by mes- senger to the store on Thursday morning, wanted it that evening particularly to post up on the stubs of the checkbook the daily depesits,which I had not entered for some time, SHE FEARS DON Mercedes Robles Asks the Courts of This Land Oaly One of Five Chi'dren Left UNIFORM SYSTEM | Adopted for This | | Feoruary 18.. June 3, 1s untrue. oo : “As to my going to the store to obtain | to Protect Her. | State. The checks against these deposite a the ink I was in the Labit of using, I i Charge of Discriminating Made | The Interstate’s Plan to Be| | ———— S of afl s wit % Sror® | are sealed. However, the mystery regard- z = Rnd voushers are 1n. she Pomébion of as | sfik the misplacement of my kbys I can { I \ ' FAIL chief, why does he not say wuere ail this | candidiy now clear up. 1 went to the 1 | = Co . | | 1 | | | | | NEW TO-DAY! NEW 7TC-DAY! BY—— VON RHEIN & CO,, 513 California Street, TEIIS DAY m of Hoffman, | =Y H L Rothenild & Co. there 1sa stub on the check- . <ai i . ink. . s s Gl - - - NE 10 rists at a Dead boukfor $1503 0 Taniay 3 and-whar on | b succceded 1 varchasingivacoms ne| 200 Sbe Trembles for. | Against the Valley Road ot - ko - i the 23d a ueposit of like amount appears to | T . | AT 12 M. SHARP, | et orposty of like amonat eppes bay. It was not, however, my desire to Tha e. | r w lock. [ Pz gro o s personat bk acconat. | 15 1 T ety howerer, my desirg to t Oa , Is Dropped ‘ ik op | DOCTOR SWEANY, | as nis salary,-and yet within six w to bave iton handat home for any subse- Whose Reputation Is Establishe ol | that could deposit over $13,000 in a bank. | quent entries I might desire to make. H e . Ten ¥ i [ On the 8 duy of March 1 a bulance of | “As far as the note for. $1000 is con- = : = FIGEL’S FIGURES PUZZ ¥7 10 to his credit at the National, cerned. Mr. Ach’s statement that my | Tragic Sequei to a B.y and Girl | Attorney-Gencr:1 Fizzerald’s Efforts The ablest and most successful specialist ot b E | Whicn the foliowing amounts were ¢ father paid it since Mr. Hoffman’s death | i B | Prg,akem the cure of all Chronio Nervous uny MR ACH. to him: 1860k reot; but. that: trikaraoT T Gt o | Marriage in Sunny Gu:- to Get the Books of the Market- | [ Private Disentes of meu and women, inciuis March 8.0 500 150 books of the firm."” | | - 6-- Troubles, Female Wenkness, Lost Vitaiity, e i :;-rchs s tnd 4 | | e i | :yl-nx-nu; of Men, Blood Disease, Rheumatism, ThHe Atores 0 Aasuil..... 1800 THE OFFICIAL TIME | and Strictdre, Rupture, Filos and’ Diomses o e tiorney ontends They Maren 2970001 Ha e — Pretty Mercedes Robles, from whose | The California Railway Commissioners, C 0AL ' bills, Skin Diseases, Eczema, Impo- Iudicat: a Further Em- Apri. 7 : at the Tiburon Steamer Left San | cheeks the flecting Castillian beauty has | consisting of H. M. La Ree (chairmany, | U () flbeb, OUSES ¢ als | enes e e e el L= Apri 13 = Francisco the Night of the not yet had time ‘o fade away, trembles | Dr. Jaumes L Stanton and W. R. Clark, | | YOUNG MEN. o B e s o bszzlement. [z Trageay. au the sudden step behind her. In the | met yesterday and considered a number | e society, stupidness, despondency, loss Of en- Jerwomi Against this Figel drew The records of the San Francisco and dark hours of the night a footfall in the of important matters. The Sierra Rail- | ergy, ambition and seli-confidence, which at- solutely unfits you for study or business, you 890 Steiner. | e johSuinst this fige : North Pacific Railroad as to the actual | corridor of her lodging-house causes her | roaq submitted its schedule of freights | 55v110—SE. cor. Fulton; 8 rooms, bath, | Should take treatment from this old-estab- . g his ‘thone Fiel was owing to one | time that the boat left the San Francisco | 10 start and draw closely to her breast her | aud fares ior adopuion, but as the road is | grounds, eic.; opp. Alamo square. [ e o vxnown succestinl snscisiist EUI THE BOOKKEEPER SAYS 1 $1000 upon wnich he wus pasing 1 per | slip for Tiburon on the evening of June 1, | little Marie, only 3 years of age and the | charging 7 cents a mile for passenger fare | Cotrages 5 and 7 Tremont Ave. MDLE-AGED 18D 0! Y There are s et CFiels fuher nas sut. | dccording to G. H. McMullin, traiu dis- | only one of five chiidren who isleft to het. | it was deemed exorbitant. The matter | oo oo > > #0E TLemos o MIDDLE-AGED A LD MEN, Jhece sre CAN EXPLAIN. e il e paicher ut Tiouron, wa: 34" For Mercedes, though less than 30 years | wer.t over till the next meeting. tirely disconnected: 2 cottages, each 5 rooms | b st ot Cainitl Weak. aching backs and Gl 1o 1a: s thefexouba iigel peennts or re | o thia 's.a;“‘;f;cferx‘:;';:‘ Pt l‘h: :ll:: | of age, bas known more trouole than the | For :ome time past the commission bas | and bath; Haighi-st. cars. nervous debility and premature decay. - Many oF inks I am positive. that sush was b | dispatener by one of the clerks and was | 221071ty of mothers at four score years. | beea desirous of establishing a umform Cottage 5 Rivoli Ave. Siajonthis IOcRY Sedorent ot fhe cauge: - "o . object. Hetook 1o his home | the actual time of the ture of the| 1% i & pitiful story, even in the cold | system of accounts for all railways, end | 0. b 3 2 | heC IoNE O IneLe Sates ol this ‘character Rumors of Hoffman’s Unhappinsss. o100 % 2 honk | depar of th " - | 31x10 rooms and bath; leave Halght-st. | treatea with unfailing success. 5 2 ur books—ine two peuy cashbooks boat from the slip, the gates being closed | Phraseology of the law, which is told in | (o this end has caused letters to be writ- | cars, cor. Stanyan; walk 8. 7 biocks, l‘l['l'll'l New method, sure cure, When the San Rafael Denicil, 1delib o pencil, bite pencil and black | 400Ut one minule earlier. The boat ar-| the complaint filed by Mercedes’ attorney. | ten to the various roads asking for infor- Cottage 2819 Greenwich. VUL LURL, treatment, no knife, no a Boat Left. | 8ud red ink—the checkboox and the bank de- | Tived at Tiburon at 7 o'clock and made a| L. E. Puillips, and behind it is a romance, | mation. The answers generaity were that| oo o0 g oo oS 0ES, | ton from work, no experiment A positive, { Basi Bosk: What swsd Gia e B ] i e e, the s 0 tragedy it you wiil, which even the sug- | (ne plan of the Interstate Commerce Com- | ' of Varieocele has also proved a boon to suf- | hud no occasion to d hecks, and as a mat : e fr 0 si'p, accoring to Mr. | gestion cf an atmosphere redolent with | b est. I e directed | 134, 136 and 140 Hartford. ferers irom this distressing sffliction, as it at- L . | ter of fact none were drawn; ‘he could make | McMullen’s statement, being twenty-cight orar th i e e e haRC R e e o e e tacks the cause of the trouble and stfengthens is ve been foun | entries to be made in the pe shbooks | ' vigel i . | plant does not rov ¢ g : Aci < b - | cottages; 5 and 7 rooms and bath each. o 3 More discrepancies have been found in | £3:14"be made ns well in pencit as ik The tllms Figel is said to_ have left the This Is the story of the young southern | L€I as the official method for all the rail Slou 4 7 S the books of Hoffmaan, Rothehild & Co., | Now what possib ¢ could e have hud | store on Batiery street is 6:25, which | mairon us toid by her adorney. In 1883 | Ways in the Siate: 4 121 Hartford. DISEASES OF WOMER, AlLo!their many and Attorney Ach charkes that tney show | 31t I heia ot want (he Jouid allow bim nine minutes to catch | Mercedes A. Robles, then ouly 15, but of | u“f j«?llowmg was also unanimously | 24:6x125—0ff 19th, W. of Noe; 2-story mod- | fully treated, S AR s additional embezzlements on the part of | S0 ¢ EO D ¥ o N e cligible age for matrimeny according to | 2dopted: Exn K osy > molis endibn. | WRITR X yxay trom the cits. Book “Guide | i Theodore Figel A the ethical aud social code of Guatemala, Resolved, That for the purpose of fixing rates of fares and freights the president snd secre- to Health,” a t e on n Flats 603 Diamond. ! organs There w, - lation ¥ ew more < tte- | was wedded to the dashi n Rafael Ro- and their diseases, free on application. Cor- There was considerable speculation yes- | [t BOre tHing%, A3 act a3 testitied 10 by | N[]IES ul: T E .I- EA bles. thm‘, Rafael was x;.inn‘lyxme h:I;liL | tary of all steamship transfer companies in | 25x100—S. of 23d; 2 flats of 3 and 4 rooms | respondence strictly confidential terday as to the probabilities of the arrest Abit AbChad Boen:GIEI: SRGANRERSDE | nior, and both came of the proud mo. | ¢ Slule be requesied 1o ppear belore the | aud bai. g0 o s Pt it N s noteira befors the as ¢ % | s B0~ | commission with the necessary books, papers | Sundassioto 123 - F. L. SWEANY M.D of Figel, but as Chief Lees has not changed | before the body was carried out docs not | = blesse of the southera country ‘who trace | saq as ani snas saioemnns? Look® DURSIS | Cottage 400 and 411 Jersey. Sundaysi0wi12a [, L. , M0, mind and as Attorney Achm et K lonee “Sha | wits pride the Castillian strain in their | Sucramenio Transvortation Company and the | 091114 excnS. of 24th, W. of Noe; 2 dot- Market street, opposite “Examiner” office, effort to secure a wa nt for the s e and to give b lineage. Mercedes was beautiful and her ) California Nsvigation Company for next meei- | tages; 6 rooms and bath each. A an Francisdo, Cal individual he is still at iberty. Important developments i rious tragedy are expected to-day. to fol- the myste- ¢ elapsed now, and the | olute!y nothing to pan’s death. Why? s blood ou the pistoi, and The Auditorium Opens Tc-Night Under Entirely New Man- Don Rafael was a the tropics. Asa As a husband—but not expect too much of a hus | parents were wealthy. | typical gentieman of | lover he was ideal. | one must ] ing. On request of Attorney George B. Spin- ner of Siockton the case brought against Cottage 1023 Sanchez. of 23d;5 rooms and bath; 20x92 Missi | | | take | 14 NS . | the San Josquin Valley Railroad Company s low arriv 3 S. R c e personal e 0 of 1 n -4 e l S low tne arrival of E. S. Rothehild, the O agement, | band, and if the Don preferrea basking in | for alleged discrimination, was dismissed. 3816 Avmy: | , member of the firm wbo is on his way to - — = | the warm sun of bis native iand and toy- | Atiorney-General Fitzgerald sent a let- o = s | h FROM THE EYES {his Oily ‘fcom Now Mot ft3s stited idence that the bunch of keys, | #Niss Frisco” Parsu's a Successful | \P8 With tue eiusive dice and the treach- | ter to the commission in reierence to the | 23X114-S of 26th, W. of Dolores; 2story 0 f E that he hasevidence which shows a motive there has been so much sa:d, 33101 | erons monte games Donna Robles was | application for a writ of mandate against | GWelling: 7 roc e o8k | £ IS THE NATURAL READING for the murder of Hoffman | Dhiredsy o Career &t the Tivol:—Other | not at first inclined to find fault, the Market street Railway Companv, | 1108 and 11081 Potrero Ave. | DISTANCE NEARE Fu : e | bursday mo Twelve years the young couple lived to- | which was read. The subpena was issued | o= SEEE L s . EARER OR FURTHER His arrival will also, it is stated, be fol- | I he can. M Goed Bil | 9 ¥ | 25x100—s. of 23d; 2 flats; Howard-st cable \ 15 ABN rri Iso, stated, - | Ihecan. i | ood Bills. | gether, wiiile happiness drew further and | last August for the books, records and pa- | pe 5 ABNORMAL AND NEEDS INVESTIGATION owed by the completo experting of the |} N SiontiE | 2 > 3 | further away irom the household. Five|pers of the corporation, The latter re- | 228 Vicksburk. | ¢ m's books, and probably by the arrest | Th . 2 e . | enildren had come in the meantime, but | fused to give them to the commission, or | o0 o0 o & B 3 | ALL ano SEE US M e | e y=he perlormance given by the Li IPU-| these had not served to bind the affec- | to recognize lis authority. The Attorney- | yo0xf -t hmehoootiage.ctd % E k % 5 s ians is in smoothness as the bal- | tions of their parents, and on February 3, | General recited b 2 sbyf—— ikt s | 7 He is accompanied by his wite. ACH THEORIZES. L tion heir pa , n February 3, | General recited what had been done by | ——— " orsad Y Bl K Y 7 Ve e e et e [ le becomes more accusiomed o the spec- | 1506, an agreement of separation was en- | uim, and gave the status of ihe matter | (7] 2277 11 & conference will be immediatoly hoid | At the Scene of the Tragedy He| taculac part of “The Merry Tramps.” The | lered intg, A divoros wag at that time | thus: | CAN BE OPTICIANS " QGRAPHIC & gonie ili be foly hoi - | spectacle, however, is n ver and | contemplated, but in that land where the £ ol siatteis saacd i N} 0 g which a course of procedure will in all | Endeavors to Demonstrate x’ . ! y ot 8o clever an sentiment is strongly opposed to such dis- | 1 In nd‘»‘ ion {f:, t::g\fxfln_x ma :( 'nl‘ez“f i | SAVED. PHI SuPsLIES i b daciat tac There Was Murder. sparkling s the former performances!);;i;, a divorce i not. easy.to Obtaim | sundelos s serly o tuns LLPOTLANCE 10 1he | e coe Ot Ty Are Tize o 642 MARKET ST. cum hstanding the apparent bitter-| Attorney Ach bases his pronouncea | 8'VeD by the Liliputians. The littie peo- | By the agreement Don Rafael was to have | a'so incorporated the following alie g discovered "called *Anti- UNI CHRONICLE BUILDING g the apparent bitter. y P! y ; , o T hich N . ' hat exists on the part of Ach against | views of urder in connection with the | P'® Will remain at the Baldwin all next | the custody of Ratael and Ricardo, the “lmu[!n» is & matter of great public i § Ine.” which es u: e msloos = muur:r —_— - = - 1sts on the part of Ach against | Vil s o o0 5 > dren, 2 Emma, Rober:o | 814 Of paramount importance 1o tue peop! strong deine without Enqwingwhy, as. 1t caa, be [ Ghiiet | Tpeainsindioatsd jin Watemetits | death .ol Taseo HONmAR iareely i tna)| Wouk: two elder children, and Emma, Koberto | 114 0\ Raraiuount imnoriace i tue Peopie of | given'secreily In tea, coftve, soup and the like: NOTARY PUBLIC, 2 Coming direct from New York, with but | and Marie were to remain in the custody : - : If “And-Jax’ is ot kep: by yOnr druggist send . he attorney to newspaper men, | evidence found in ihe offices where the K e L o the mother, Rafael was to pay Mew. | 10 by this court of tne power and auik | ome doliar to the kenova ¢ hemical Co.. 66 Br A. J. HENRY, NOTARY PUBLIC, e 3 . 2 ; f ; one stop en route, Daniel Frohman’s Ly- | of the mother. Rafuel wasto pay Mer- | of the piaintiffs in the pre .isss would bs of | o ool (00 : PO MAKRKT L. GPr b : 18 written to the Clitef that he has | merchant ended his life. While in the | ON® StOP en route, 1 7- | Cedes $100 & month D e i e s, W, | sy e York, and it wil be wem postpaid:mn | G3G MAKKET r 0pr pALAGE HO KL ings for him. premises with 8 number of newspaper | (PN Stook ‘["‘_‘3"‘” i e “r‘:‘e‘ Constaney i¢ not always an ingredient | ~ Notwithstandiog tuis, however, the Supreme | sceretly. - (hforn ? en T aneit tatusneOnnehs e Tt slencty —_— men he expatiaied on this evidence. In |32 d%Indhester June 21, presentin in a high-born Don’s make up. For three | Court deciined to entertain the petition and to | i bullet, which passed through the rim of | cesses. The :cenery and costumes used | oo Db Hafael obse Moy ko b | eation originally to that court. His Brother Sald to Have Declared | Hoffman’s hat, he said: at the Lyceum Theater, New York, will | Locn (1t was the middle ofy May. 1396) be | In view of thia fact T am compelled, uness | That It Was t 1 - & e - s it Ork, Will | perpet. d a 1 coup. It was the day | otherwise instructed by you, to make applica- | as Extrare "‘U“r“??“‘;’- “I defy any man to put himself | be brouzht here. Tne opening bill will be | of 4 grand reli;ious celebration in Guate- | tion to the Superior Coutt which Wil ef (1ly referred 10 | position so that he may fire a shot through | ;Ihe Prisoner of Z:nda,” with James D. | jnqia la Antigua. Mercedes and the three | necessity resuit in thatdelay which 1 had t of Isuac Hoffman | the brim of his hat, either sitting down or | Hackett as the King and Mary Manner- | chila who were leit to her had come to | boped 1o St b y making as I did the applica- | and not of a | standing up, so that it will make the hole | iDg as the Princess. view tne parade, as Don Rafael knew they | U{ROniE A ¥ 10 the Supreme Court. - | c otive for suicide | in the wali as you see it there. The police | .m0 Faeal 17 is In its last nights at| Would- The litie onies were standing on | pqndate was prepared by me soveral montns | q In adaition e | claim that the bail came from directly in | b e > nits 'ast nlghts at| o raised platform when a carriage drove | ago, but thatits presentation was delayed ot In addition to the y Solimbls” Sandn¥ nigh k Tiag g0, P on was deluved at ‘ Mrs. Hoffman to her | 1f0BU Of this hole. 1 hold that it came | the Columbia, Sunday night marking'the | rapidiy by. Iv stopped at the platform | the request of Mr. La Rue, the president of | & and to her husband, | TOI @ direction much further 1o the left. | ast performance of this most powerful | and two of Rafael's friends bhastily seized | your bosrd, who siated that he did not wish | 1d 1o ner husband, | 7o support their theory of suicide it is | drama, Much interest is being mani- | the children. The carriage proceeded | the matier pressed until the adjournment of | that the 1elations be- | necessary to have the ball travel in an | fested in the new play to be produced by | madiy down the street. i,.rv.vlf'"r'mfi:s'nx‘tfs".'rf T ut anfumgualy | nd and wife were far from | almost opposite direction from that which | the Frawleys next week. Itis n satirical | Donna Robles saw the seizure of her | [ugisiature having in view. the tame ",b\,clii being oon fondness, further | the sbrasion in the wall proves that it did | comedy written by Lorimer Stoddard, the | children and, knowing something of the | sougnt 10 e ¢ s it , furt y y 5 \ ing he | souzht o be thi ding. ¢ strained nature of the | F#vel, and so they assert that it came | youns author, who so successfully drama- | laws of her native place, was iu despair. | es fam h o | from the direction in which they want it | tized *Tess of the D'Urbervilles.” The | Somewhere she procured a dagger and | r S s ,“,“'\]“’f“"_‘l of the de-| ) come, | play deais with society, which is made the | was about to kill Lerself in the public CEMETERIES ATTACKED. ! 2even by M. 2. Lavlor, who was| “Then to prove the correctness of his | subject of alternate comedy and satire. | plaza, when the children’s old nurse in- e I the assistant bookkeeper for the | view he iliustrated with a revolver how | Ail old favorites will be seen in the | terfered. She promised to aid the dis- | Richmond Property-Owaers Demand o, and who is one of the men who | the shot might have been fired play, and in addition Georgia Busby and | traught motner and togeiter they trailed | That They Be Kemoved Beyond 5 y < gia ¥ | traug g ¥ { ed bets for Figel on the horse races. | man by some one so as Lo pierce the bat | Thomas Ross will make their first appear- | the carriage. the County Line. or is strong in his opinion that the | brim and enter the wall, and from the im- | ance with the company. Thirty miles from Guatemala Ia Antigna i 3 tragedy of June 1, enacted in the store at | pact with the lath in the wail rebound, | - — | they found the children. Their father | Atarezular meeting of the Richmond e corner of Bush and Battery streets, | strike the wainscoting and fall 10 the | Crowded housesare still the rule at the | had secured them in a low adobe, but the | Improvement Club last night resolutions w cide, floor. He illusirated, also, how the shot | Alcazar. Last night not only the seats } windows had been barred against banditti. | were adopted thanking the Supervisors the mor I met Har ng after the shooting,” he | mighthave been hired at Hoffman from any v Hoffman, a_brotier of | one of several positions along the Lineot | In vain the women sought entrance. The but the programmes gave out and late | place was securely barred and the servants comers had to trust to their knowledge of | | for deciaring the City Cemetery closed on 1 , and condoled with him over ) te b of Isaac Hoffmau. 1," be said, *you don’t know what anappy life my brother has had.’ tthat time apparently,” continued , “no idea rder had entered mind of the brother.” g FIGEL’S BOOKS. S Ach Analyzes Them and Asks Some Pointed Questlons of Chief Lees. Surrounded by the books and papers o the firm of Hoffman, Rothchild & Co., at torney Ach w und yesterday. In the foliowing statement he preserved a calm, though positive demeanor threngnout, and disclaimed having any theory of his own. He was engaged in bringing out the fact: and whatever they developed he would willing!y leave to the proper au- orities to consider. Mr. Ach first pointed out a stack of checks upon his desk, the general cash- two petty cashbooks, the check- book and the bank deposit book, all be- longing to the firm of Hoffman, Roth- child & Co. His statement was as follows: book, On March 23, 1897, there is an entry in peity cashbook in Fizel’s handwriting show credit to M. Zerner of Merced of #1300, ve tr that eutiy down and have ascer- v r paid that amount in coin_to ) the opposite side of the cashbook appe « entry of $1600 charged 10 the bauk on deposit account. The same day on the back of the stub of seckbook uppears the e posited in the ba Now, &8 & maLl in iuk of $1600 cash de- of inct, he did not deposit s money ou thai day, nor as far as the records go on any oiher day. O: May 1 Mr. Fieel entered in the same | v crshuook 1u rencil anoiher deposit of 35 90, which likewise appeared in ink on | {he stub of the checkbook. Thismoney never reached tre ba On February 25 it appears that a check was drawn payavie 10 the L. P. and A. Bank for %000, and ihe eniry in the peily cashbook Jakes it appear that there wasa payment of hatamouut on thatday. The bank records show LAt N0 SUCh pAYI« Lt Was made Detween Februar and March 5, bt on the latter date Figel paid the bank $2000. an: did so 1 the $900 check, just alluded to, 8100 in money, aud & check of Hoftman, Rotnchiid & Co. of the 4th of reh for $1000. Now note hat foliows on the 5t day uf Muarch. Figel w an addinonsi cieck (o the L. P and A. k ior 2000, and charged the bank with uli these amounts of paymeuts on the notes i by the bank agaust the firm. Another ent point is that iue last named check, ag wellas the eheck of Merch 4. also the check of February 25. was not signed by Mr. Hoff- bu: by K 8. Kothenild, who left this City York on March 9. 11tn day of March there is the rec- favor of the L. P. & A. senk for $1500 4n handwriting of Mr. Figel, wuicu cneck cannot be found among ne cliecks returned from the bank, but o that dete in the peily cashbook and checl ook there is & charge agaiust bils payable ior that awount. On the 10th Gay of March Tigel paid to th the check which was drawn on Mareh 5, his object in detaining being disclosed by the fact that, had he ore- d the check before, there would have u 1o funds on deposit to_meet it, owing (0 Drevious shortages, but on the 10th and 11th of March deposits 10 exceed $3600 were mude 50 as 10 fully cover the check. As to Figel's winnings on the racetrack. Has he produced corroborative evidence to substantiate tnis statement? The bank ac- count of Figei's, now in the possession of Chiel Lees, disclosing the fact thal he had no mouey on’ deposit June 1, sud that his ba tue police theory that the shot came from a direction at right angles with the wall, instead of from a point only slightly re- moved froin the wall, the course forming an angle of about twenty degrees more or to cause the indentation in the plaster. He next directed attention to the dia- gram of the premises furnished by Chief Lees and published in THE CALL on Tues- day. ‘‘in thatdiagram,” Le swid, “there is shown a trail of blood drops, leading from the back office, where it will be con- tended all tue shots were fired, into the ice, where the body was found. blovdy trail would substantiate he theory of suicide and the c.aim that Hoffman, after shootinz himseif in that room, walked into this one, sat down in this chair, bled upon this desk and | then fell over in an easy, comfortabe position upon his face, withCut usmaginy Lis hat, without cracking its brim, with- out removing it from his head. Tha | bioody trail does not and never did ex | as an’ examinatiou of the carpet now in te hands of the pol.ce will demonstrate. *Originally it was one of the police theories that Hoffman fired two shos at pimself in the back room and one in the roum where his body was foand sufficient refutation of this to a: aui the Tevolver get into the back room if that is the ¢ “I'ten I ask you, It Hoffman's hands were bloody enough to make ail these stains, how does it come that there are none upon the stock of the pisto!? “These bloody footprintsin the book- keeper's room—did the pol ce investigate them? What do they say o1 those— hat they we:e made by the officers in waiking about? That is something {hey should have looked out for. Here is this one by this desk. Does it not seem to have been made by asuoe with a vointed toe?’ The attorney stopped and cat out a piece of iinoleum upon which was the bloody impress of the toe of a shoe, d | recting that it be locked up for fulure referer “And here is sometbing more I want to show you.” Taking a lighted candle, he led his auditors out of the officcs into the store- room and pointed to Liood-stains on the platform leading to the offices, saving, “How did these cet there, 1 wonder | Thus he went about, explaining and expounding his theory of murder; how the first shot of the assassin Laa been from behind, and 1 ow it had failed of its deaaly intent, and how, tuougi the pistol was beld close to the head, an invoiun- tary movement on Hoffmau’s part spoiled the aim; Low the oiber two shots followed quickly, and bow the assassin fled. - FIiGEL’S DENIAL. Discrepances WIil Be Exp'ained. Why He Wanted the Ink—How the Keys Were Left. Mr. Figel was seen last nightand in an interview relative to ibe siatement of Mr. Ach sa **As far as the entries in the books are concerned at the proper time and when I am called upou by those authorized to ae- mand an accounting I am confident that | can give a satisfaciory explanation of all allegea discrepancies, “You must understand that I have given a full account of everything to Chief less, as Ach contended it must have come | the members of the stock company to know who was who. The Chinese play still remaios one of the chiel attractions of the bill. The strong emotional scenes in House on the Marsh'’ are vigorously acted | at the Gran Maud Edna Hall ana Lorena Atwood coming to the front par- ticularly in this respect. Irma Fitch is proving as charming a soubrette as on her former visit, and the rest of the cast is good. Next week “In the Heart of the Storm” will be p'ayed. T. B. Cassell’s merry review, ‘‘Miss Frisco,” is nightly pscking the Tivoil The piece has been cut and furbished up since the opening night and now runs very smoothly and is over soon after 11 o'clo In spite of iis success **Miss F will be withdrawn at the end of next week, as | Stevens is booked 10 appear in “Wang” on the 2lst. “The | The spice of danger connected w | Adgie’s graceful porformance in the lions! den is having a gooa deal to do with the | big attendance at the Orpheum this week. | Anotber striking speciaity is the turn done by Chas. E. Johnson and Dora Dean, tiie two colored artist At the Chutes the Ladies’ orchestr; | which plays by day, and Cassasa’s band | that makes music at uight, are both proy- | ing drawing attractions The International Ladies’ orchestra, conducted by Louis Ritzau, is making a | hit at the Oberon. The list of regular playhouses has a new competitor in the Auditorium which, after a short career of ups and downs, set- ties down to-night as a family resort. It will offer to iis first patrons a production of the ever popular fairy tale, “Aladdin.” Capital, skill and experience have besr, { emuloyed 10 make the production a suc- cess and the management promises gor- geous costumes, fine scenery, bricht mu- sic and pretty faces. New und entertain- ing specialties will abound and there will be a corps de ballet, drilled by the Pari- sian master, Conraai. —— Sogialist Lecture. Theodore Lynch, secretars of Liberty Branch, was the spesker at 9051 Folsom | street at last night’s meeting of the Kari Marx Educational Club and Jewish branch of tha Socialist Labor perty. Mr. Lynch was iniro- duced by the chairman of the evening, Wil- liam Edlin, and after a snort review of the inc - dents and conaitions leading up to the French Revolution of 1789 aud a comparison of the preseut deplorable condition of the toiling masses throughout the world he predicied that the solution of labor and economie prob- lems is destined to bring about as great a rey~ oiution intellectualiy and industrialiy as did the changed conditions of the French peas. antry under the feudal regime of Louis XVI voliticaily. The meeting closed with shor. ad dresses by Mr. Gillie, John Lee, John H. Wes. ley, George Barnaby, Wiillam Edlin ana Mr, Thompson. ————— “*A Trinity of Thieves.” There will be an open meeting of the Polit- ical Economy Ciubon Tuesday, June 15, at 8 | P. a0, at 15 South Park. The speaker of the evening will be P. Ross Martin, and the sub- ject of his address ““A Trinity of Tnieves. ——————— ADVANCES made on furnitore and pianos, with or without removal. J. Noouas, 1017-1023 Mission, in charge refused to open the doors. But there arp ways of managing Spanish- | American servants, and little Marie was | passed out to her mother through the | bars. The same thing was attempted with | the other two, but they were too large and the mother had to return with her ore baby. It is not safe for a woman in Guatemala to violenily cppose her hot-blooded Don. Morcedes knew this and it was for that reason she decided to put herseli under the protection of the laws of this Siate and of the United States. Here she hoped to remain the statutory time and then ob- tain the coveted divorce. The heart-broken woman was not des- tined to be free here from the persecution she feared. She had only bad time to | consuit her attorney and’ make a few | preparations for spending the requisite | year, preliminary to obtaining a divorce, in seclusion when the haughty Don ap- ed npon the scene. Tue Don wasnot pleasant in his man- ner, if the apblication for a restraining | order made yesterday can be relied upon | His remarks to his wife were purely | mandatory, and sbe bad the hard choice | of giving up her little one or being kilied. | Until 2 0’clock yesterday was given her to | make up her mind. The Superior Gourt | | | cranted the order restraining Rafael from carrying out this fatal alternative, and last night Donnz Mercedes Robles was alive and her little one was with her. The body of the complaint filed yester- day agamst Rainel by his wiie is for a permanent restrainiug order prohibiting the husband from taking possession of Marie and for $1250 due under the agree- ment for separation. The wile, though she speaks little Eng- lish, 15 & refined and in‘eiligent woman of some considerable Spanish education. | Mrs. John Pettee, president of the Eureka Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil- dren, has calied _general meeting, to take piace at her home. 2505 L:aveawort) sireet, this afternoon at 2 o’ciock. All interested in | tue work for children are invited to atteud. pltsss e Living is nearly 40 per cent cheaver in Lonaon than in New York, and after Janoary 1, 1897. Dr. Dodge, Mayor Phelan and THE CiLL were ten- dered a special vote of thanks for their efforts toward the welfare of the district. A resolution was adopted thanking the Trastees of the Free Library for providing rooms for the livrary in the Ryer buildine. | E. P. E. Troy, C. H. Hubbs and D. L. Fiizgerald were appointed a committee to agitate the closing of the other cemeteries. Secretary Maloney was authorized to request the Supervisors to declare the grounds of the City Cemetery a public park and to ask ownersof property to grant a strip of land as a boulevard from Golaen Gate Park to the City Cemetery. E. J. Maloney, Charles Sutro and C. H. Hubbs were appointed a committeee on that matter. J. G. Maloney, E. P. E. Troy and D. L. Fitzzerald were appointed a committee to | request the Supervisors to erect n monu- ment to the memory of the late Postmas- ter McCoppin. | Tue executive committes was instructed | to inform tne Board of Health about the sewer in First avenue, which empties its contents 1nio a lot next to the Richmond Schoolhouse. On the suggestion of E. the executive commitiee was instructed 10 call the attention of the Street Superin- tendeut to the condition of C street, which is covered with sand. Tue following. M. Van Frank, ed fortheterm of the ens President, dents, g six months vice-presi- P rank, D. L. E. : ‘treasures, N. 8. Simonds; secre- Meloney ; sergeant-at-arms, H. B. executive committee N. Darbee, Charles Sutro, H. V. Case, E. M. Van Frank and James Fit;zerald; delegates 10 the Asso- ciated Imjrovement Clubs—E. P. E. Tr.y, James Fiizgerald, E. M. Van Frauk, C. H. Hubbs and J. G. M1loney vk s LG LN A Recital for Charity. A recital for charity will bs given by Miss Elizabeth Bartlett uader the auspices of the iver Cross circle of Kiog's Dsughte s of Grace M. E. Charch to-m 'OW eveping at the | residence of Mr.and Mrs W. H. Wister, 2975 Folsom street. Among the talent which wi.l contribute rre: Profossor James Hamilton Howe, Miss Isella Van Pelt, Walter K. Kreiss, Admission will be nomina NEW TEETH WING TO THE SUCCESS WE HAVE MET Bridg, the low prices we have gi:en the public the p ot th race uutil June 20 on ail work don- 1 our oftices Our paénts are fuly proiected agalus: the | operators are skilled soeciaiis:s and ziadu We are nos compe lug wiih than half those charged by them. | FULL ST OF TEETH for. No charge for 997 MARKET STREET. CORN Eight Skilled Onera 0's. o'cloc B SIXT Lady Attendants. G NO MORE DREAD OF THE OENTAL CHAIR. Extracted Without Pain. Fiilzd Without Pain. Crowned Without Pain. many requests from patients 1iving at a dis ance who have nei been abe tes of the best ap dental estab.ishments, but with first-class denists. Sundays, § Ul 12 All Surgical Werk done by G. W. Wiliamsou, M.D, TO-DAY. e Work Without Pain. WITH IN OBTAINING BUSINESS AND THE o avall them elves of lity days, we have determined to excend the present evils of cheap work and inferior m ees 0f Amerlca. 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