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SUNDAY, JULY 4. 189 14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, : HOUSES TO LET NR. LEAVE. located: 1) rooms, bath, 1ent reasonable. WORTH — te: in Apply MADI- INE RESIDE Hyde st.. bet. Califor: and Swcrameuto, c ning 10 rooms; la suuny yard. COUSEIVALOTy, etc. Apply MADI- BON & BURKE. HOUSFEEEPING ROOMS—Continued. 3019 1 beau Jackson Street. JACKSON, IN FLEGANT RESI- dence: 3 'urnished hax pg rms: 2 i itul doubte rm: kitchen; bat 433 cessie Siree.. JES-IR—SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT usek eeping rooms, §5 and $6: alsosingle. COMPLETE HOME: balance same as rent. 7 KOOMS: { or will seil: % THE McCART 11 Y% 51 9 ROOMS.SU $16. Ronse. 507 First rooms, larg ds. 99 $32. 1508 Mark 'OR KOOMING- - also cottage of B | Chenery . ROUMS, BATH. | Ness ave. { 718 Basein OOMS, LARGE | 1t ana yard: Tent “AT BALDWIN & IW sion; brancn eriptions and w bau- COTTAGE WE HA 4 TO8 ROOM fiats and cottng's from $810 885 SPECK & CO., 6V2 Marke. s.. TUNN) COITAGE. 4 ROOMS, HALL A.\'DE ) basemen:: large yard and chicken-house; 123 Eurekn st., bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth: ' Cus- | ro cable or E.ghteenth-st. electric cars; rent $11. "TAGE 4 ROOMS; NEARLY NEW. 72 Folsom st.; key next door. EW; O WILL SELL: $50 CASH, onth.” THE MCCARTHY CO,, 646 4 Roous; $10 per Market st. » 15 FACH — 806-808 POTRERO AVE, 15 fear Twentietn st.; 2 nice cottages of 5 rooms and bath each; sunny and styilsh; see them. SHA/NWALD, BUCKBrE & (O, 218 Mont- gomery st. & CO, 218-220 Mout. SES, 3 AND 4 ROOMS: RENT 4 and $9; water fiee. 1504 Central ave. 7| $OR WILL SELL: $30 CAS MCCARTHY CO., 646 Market . %10 | st. K COTIAGE OF 7 | T'olores and Fif eenth ROOMS; Qo SIXTH — [ > 233 2ad batn condition; rent £22 50, Apply to DAVID STERN & SONS, 20 | Montgomery st. + O'FARRELL, BET. 126 rowar'; house con:ains 9 rooms rent reasonuble. to SON CITY. Fulton st, near J arkin; centrally located: rooms und bath: see thi, st once. Apply MaDI- SON & BURK= | LAT OF 3 ROOMS AND BATH: LATEST provements; laige garden; $10. 1915 U'Far- rell s 5 SU el e.sonable. NY ROOMS: cars; 5 minut 352 Hick ICE UPPER FLAT: bith: conve jent to H from City Hall: una st. N U AND & ROUM FLATS; LARGE YARD; 3 stables. Apply premises, 1157 Harrison st v MODERN FLATS OF 4, b ms. latest improveme; tary sun all day: 1 lock from p rent 0 McAllister st |21 90( or without gas stove. Laguna Street. A, NE. COR. MCALLISTER— furnished housekeeping rooms, with LAG Sunoy £04 | 7991 MeALLIST <02 for housek Aurliin S ree.. LARKIN — BEDROOM AND Kitchen furnished for housekeeping, $10. ROOMS TO LET-—Continued. BOARDING AND ROOMS. Ninth Street. NINTH, NR. MARKET—FRONT SUITE 20 gas. and single rooms; light ousekeeping; wat Ulrarreit sures, 1 O'FARRELL—2 ROOMS WITH OR 2 without board; ressonable: private fam- 213 ily. eet. 0AE—2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH stationary tubs aud bath; new house. 54 Pacifio Streot. JFW FRANKLIN HOUSE, 321 PACIFIC— Furnished, and unfurnished rooms; prices low. Surees RNISHED ROOMS sicAtlistor ios siree.. POST—JUST WHAT YOU WANT; ELE: gant, comfortable, qu et, convenient, 239 Str 1R Auinnvignont: T15 Witurnishea rooms: reasonable. €4 MINVA—LAKGe ROUM FURNISHED 424 tor now ping; very cheap. 1o k streoi. S MIN L EIGHTH—NEWLY PUR- | 971 POLK—SUNXY SUITE OF FURNISHED 667 Rished vindow room. §1 per week. 22 rcoms; 1 block from Mechanics’ Pavilion. s e e ~7~ POLK ROOM; PRIVILEGE OF (Genah L0 Jign” housekeering: 86! = MISSION — & Y BEDROOM AND 561 Kkitc nished housekpg: $10. L owe | Sireei. POST—DESIRABLE FURN(SHED AND 1219 NISHED MISSION — SUNNY iU houseseeping rooms compleze. 5] 8 ELLI<-NEWLY FURNISHKD ROOMS, with bosrd; $20 up; use of jarior p OARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY I3 Mateo: conple with 1 or 2 children; best loca tion. Address Mis. Bromfield, box 51, SanMateo. OLUMBIA HOTEL, 123 EDDY — BUOARD J and room«. §1 to §1 25 perday; week, $5 to £8: suites. board for 2, $40 month. SAN CHILDREN BOARDED. J,ADY HAVING NICE HOME WOULD LIKE 4 child to board; company more an object than mouey: girl preferred. 459 Min. a st., near ~xth. 1302 NINTH—PLENIY OF WiOLESOME 2 food: kind treatment. EiY COMFORTABLE HUM -+ FOR 1 OR 2 children. 133 Douglass st.. near Eighteenth. OUNG WOMAN WILL GIVE MO.HER'S care to fpfant or small child; good reference. Address B. H. b Ca ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. EGAL PAPERS A SPECIALTY: 10 Y EARS’ Jpraciice. G. ARMBRUS . ER, 24 Mootgy, r 1. DVICE FREE; DIVI KC.. LAWS SPECIAL- ty; collections; insolvency. ALBRRT C. MAU, roum 91, 805 Larkin st., cor. Mcalllster. Moss Sireet. 1 MOSE, NR, HOWARD—3 KOOMS TO RENT, 2 fu rnished, with use of kitchen. N light house! Nintn FURNISHED ROOMS FOR eping; Others; running water. reo.. INTH Py o 11 LAKGE FURNISHED FRONT NINTE 50 kitcuen; reasonable. room i OAK—ONE LARG for housekeeping. . Oak Street. ROOM. BUITABLE 11 A SIXTH, Rixth Streei. PIEDMONT HOOSE—2 OR 3 completely furnshed bousekeep nz raoms. Sixteenth Street. ©QE)) EIXTEENTH, NR, FOLSOM—FURN- 40L& nished rooms: sunny housekeeping if ed. preferr: 2919 ing; reasonable 96) SOUTH PARK—1 OR 2 SU SIXTEENTH—FRONT AND BACK room: furnished complete for housekeep- South Park. NY NICELY 4 furnished housekeeping rooms. 29 5 Siockion . e, STOCKTON ICE BINGLE AND housekeeping rooms. | Tl houseki Jdehama Street. TEHAMA, B-I. SEVEN AND Eigh h—Two furnished rooms, suitable for eeping, with siove. water; $10. 26: ~xare srres.. THIRD—SUNNY FRONT ROOM: FUR- nished for houses e ping: singles, $1 25 wi 8 7be ANTHONY—FU EOOM3 TO Anthony Street. ISHED ROOMS TO LET; LET. and $1 per week. 41 water; reet. BARTLETT—3 FURNISHED ROOMS, complete for housekeeping; bathtubs; hot rent $15; references. Y PAIN Eranuan. SUNNY 4 ROOMS; NEWI . od. NICE HOOMS | inquire &t the corne | | 4 £ BOND, BETWE ©) teenth-Sunny furnishe Bona Street. JFTH AND THIR- froul rooms, with LWE bath, to rent. 04 PAG O% ment 1 CITY bath JEAR UK SU d bath 1225 818 Housks axp to 9 rooms, tractive iocatio PACIFIC AR - Upper flat; 6 rooms: new WCRTH- | marine view. COR. LAN : low rent TON—FLAT £00d tenant. 9 HA KEISU 22 Tiront roor FLATS EANGING FROM 4 rents irom $13 50 o $37 50: at- sunny and g arge yard for flowers; 10 minuies from Pulace Hotel by Miis- slon-st. eleciric-cars. DEMPSTER, 36 Gien Park ave., off Twelfth st. | SOME HOUSES AT BALDWIN & LLS, 10 Montgomery st. mo L HOW 25 1 OVELY LOW *) HARRIET. HARR © Bryant—Flat 3 rooms: upsteirs MODEKN 6-HO0M FLAT: = 1 c BUSH — SU Bush Stree.. Y PARLOR SUITE: 1 running water: private. single room; bat 11329 Calitornia Strees. CALIFORNIA—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished room for gentleman or lady. [ URNISHED FLATS ceilars: Chesley Stree . 4 ROOMS Ea CH; GOOD rent 8% and $i0. 24 Chesley si., off Harrison, near Seventh. 1705 Devisadero Street. DEVISADERO — SUNNY. furnished rooms; $4 and 15. NEATLY 118 Eddy Street. SUNNY ROOMS: respectable piace ior En- EDDY — CLEAN cheap; quiet, deavorers. 05 EDDY-PLEASANT KCOM; private famil 4 sun ait day; rent $18, water iree, teenth st., cor. Noe. 3980 Nine: w | | LEFT OF THUSE BEAUTIFUL or flas Howard and Nineteentn AND 6IH Oak st. STEVENSON, BET. 65TH fla and 88, Own 427 - | TOF 7 ROOMS AND BATH; KEY | Ninh st Cr. FLA N ; FLAT, 5 ROOMS 5:h and Fillmore. _ NKTE i righteenth | 1t) only 2 of those lovely it uper b rooms $17: lower 4 100ms $16; water free. i & |3 ANV $15-2 LOVELY FLATS; 4 AND 5 D1 iurge snn vy rooms; batn; gas, mirror-top | minntels: grand view: cars pass thedoor. 1512 and 151213 Custro, « ear Twenty-fifthest. JUNNY MODEKN BAY-WI a's0 Lice store. W 8 HOOMS; Key 4173 Tbird st NHEAP MODERN FLATS, 5 AND 6 ROOMS; J $810 816; 5 h st. Wihave 30 BEAS ready: hatf mo free FLATS NOW Castro Street. 404 gasTEO-2 NICk tog: parily furnist 3, or fine snuny reac ; lw P- iawn of flowers; also yard: cheap. Eighth Stroew. ]0 EIGHTH-TWOQ RNISHED HOUSE- keepivg rooms: other sunny rooms, $5 up RAL treet. Essex Street. ESSEX, RINCON HILL—PARLOR FLOOR of 3 large ufurnished sunny rooms; larze yard: conse:vatory. 17821 1020 Aighth Streoe. NMERMAY APARTMENT HOUSE, 28 ®TH Dear M ark surnished &nd nnfurnished. 30 314 ¥ IGHTH, C)R. FOLSOM—NICELY FUR- nished rooms; center of town; rent cheap. EIGHTH. NKAK FULSUM-—§ LAKGE rooms; rent $10. EST AND a.siy Street. CHTAPKST LODGINGS—THE Rosedale, 321 E lisst., or. Taylor: open nights. HE hot ©0c, 75¢ aud $1 per nizht: Xitn siree. COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY 100 Fifth st. co Mission: rooms 22 10 85 per week. el 107 FIFTH—PLEASANT, nished rooms to le-. SUNNY UNFUR- 09 FIFIH—FIRSI-CLASS SUNNY BAY- w.ndow apsr men -house: special Tates to | tamiiies und larxer parties during July. 523 i visom Stree.. FOLSOM, NR. SECOND—FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms: flat or single: everything new. 524 1 GEARY 4 rooms. for gent emen only. ST. EWLY FURNISHED 122 borhoo G +) suite for rentlemen; nice, qulel neigh- ARY ST. "EWLY FURNISHED d; very chieap. 2 623 cheap. howard Street. HOWARD, 2 BLOCKS PALACE HOTEL —Clean, quier, respectuble; sunuy rooms, HOWAR{—¢ URNISHED ROOMS FROM $1 25 to $5 per week: tra isieat. HUWARD, NEAR SIXTH—NICELY furnished rooms. 2 UR ©) Howard st.. cornsr 3 SUNAY RO S: $9 MONTH. 1800 urteenth, 4 4lin Strees. ICE S 3 FRONT ROOMS i alsodouble FIFTH— [ with kitchen for housekeepin 22 rosms. 314 FIFTH—LARG 014 room and kitchen, vate; $11. Y FRONT BED- complete: bath; pri- © LAKG < keeping. AR FOURTH — 31 PER and double furnished rooms. | SNNY BEDROOM: yacd: complete for FOLSOM, weel 820 FOL=OM—LA HGE, + U 863 connecting Kitchen, bousek: epiiig. 5] + FOLSOM — SU Y FURNISHED 40 rooms, larze and small, for housekeeping. $1 50 and 82 50 per wack. Goutdea € GOLDEN GAlk — 3 SUN housckeepiug, § tn Aveuus. Y FRONT 2150 unfurnisned. 620 Haight Street. | hi | HAIGHT—2 TOOMS FURNISHED COM. | plete for housekp ig; gas-stove aud bath, 812 | 2 iarge yard; $135. = 733 7791 JHARKLS V. ATH.— FINELY FUR- [} 2 nshed suuuy rooms, bath, closet, yurd, cheap. Haurrison Street. HARRISON — for housekeep ng Hickory Avenue © HICKORY AVE.—-SM\LL FLAT, 4| O 100ms, furnished or unfurnished: reasona- 24 ble. AUl d N eo . — | 704 HONWARD. cOk. THIRD-FINELY furnisbed ~unoy front rooms: also house- Keeping, reasonab! 1068 HOWARD=SUXNY Bay - WiNDOW 3 D suite, kitchen, nicely iuruished; ulso alugle roows. |92 43 veanie Niroo.. JESSIE, REAR OF MINT—A NEAT single room: private; ren: $5. RI Pl Kearny Street. INGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY — casant sunny 10oms, en suite and single; first €18 1b e Very Tespect; terms reasonabie. 103 | keeping: reasoauole prices s Ket Niros.. MARKET-FINE SUNNY FRONT and single rooms: also 10oms for house- transient. 7 OSKMITI nig HOUsE ht, 85¢ 10 4 1045 MARKET—PER week, $1 50 10 §5; fami les. 1156 1 MARKKT—2 SUNNY SINGLE FUR. 2 nishea rooms tu private family. | | 10 your delicate organism Is beyond his rure con- 212-'.!1‘ POWELL (W ILLISFORD)~NEWLY furnished sunny rooms. 317 FOWIL —LARGE HANDSOME ¥UR- 1 { nisned oom: everything new; no stairs to ciimb: opp. Union square. W. M. LOUDON. "REE: DIVOKOK LAWS A SPKC private; no fee without success: probate ipsolvency, colleciions. patents, trademarks, etc. Obtalued: private detectives; estabiished 10 yesrs G. W.L1OWE, aity stlaw,850 Mrrier, cor. 5.0cktn DVICE FREE cessful. W, NO CHARGE UNL S8 50U- W. DAVIDS N, 927 Market st. 5] () POWELL ST—NEWLY FURNISHED sunny front rooms. Sacramento Street. SACRAMENTO — 3 ROOMS; BEPA- Tate entrance: rent low. 1325} Sansome Street. AISERHOF, 816 SANSOME—SUNNY FUR- nished rooms from 8 & month up, and house- keeping rooms. tecond st 5 SECOND_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; siugle and double; 26¢ up; quiet and re- spectable. 2130 ¢ ree . QA_SIXTH (PIKDMONT HOUSE)— 115 Nicely furnished modern, sunny bay-win- dow rooms. 125 SIXTH—CHEAPEST IN CITY; NICELY furnished siugle and double front rooms. Stockton Street. STOCKTON — EL- GANT FURNISHED suites aud single rooms: reasonable. 31 Sutter Street. UTTER HOUSE, 308 SUTTER—FURNISH- ed suites and single; translent; 25¢ & day up. Hi SUANFORD, 8204 SUITER—NEW newly renovaied and elegant country tians ent solic tel. ~711-82814 - UTTER—FU GUNISHED, UN- turnished; appreciated if seen: reasonable- 707 Third Street. 17 THIRD.NR. MARKET—QUIFTLODGING- { nouse: transient,tounst specialty: T asonable. HEISTIAN ENDEAVORS WELCOMED AT “The Hughes,” 214 I hird st. reasonable raes. Twk Stree:. TURE—LARGE SUNNY SUITES AND sinsle rooms: .1 conveniences; reasonable, 11 836 TURK, COR. GOUGH-NEWLY nished sunny rooms; overiooks pars. FUR- Buiscellaneous. RIENTAL HOURE--B, 0AD WAY STATION, Oakland; transients solicl ed. M. W. WILLIS. 167 35, —BRANCH OFFICE OF { Tuk ALl susscripuos mud wadh ds taken. FTORES TO LET. QTORE WITH TWO SHOW-WINDOWS AND | A two living rooms. 1802 Heward st. | OFFICES TO LET. | ARGE, LIGHT AND AIRY OFFICE, WITH L4 window: 118 Montgomery st. CRIM & Cu., 118 Montgomery. QMMA ~p. ECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- ight and «heap ASHTO'N,rcom 210. i LAW BUILDING, 1604 MAKKE Hall ave.; fiont suites 20 per month. STABLES TO LET. | Wolt & Son STORAGE. T LOW RATES—rUKNITURE. CARPETS, planos, household goods; clean, light com- ments; advauces made. J. NOONAN, 1017 01023 Mission st, above sixtn; open evenings. URNITURE PIANOS, iTU.—ADVANCES ! Ing shipping. CHAS. LTAYLOR,204 Post. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OFf DISSOLUTION nership—The copartnership heretofore exisi- ing by and beiween 5 MUKL SANBORN and 5. ILSBY. doing buainess in the City and County of ~an Francisco has been dissolved. MR. £ILSLY co:tinnlix business under the oid firm name of Sunborn & Co. OF COPART: LATES1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENUEK, Arnived. SATURDAY. July 8. Stmr Washtenaw, Crosscup, 79 hours from Ta- coma: 4700 tons coal. to S P Co. Oakland direct. Stmr Coos Bay, Hall, 8) hours from New- Pport, ele: pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co. Returned. SATURDMY. July 3. Schr Eclipse. Katb, hence Juiy 2 for Tacoi retuined on account Of ¢ rr.in: away mains Juiy 3, 60 miles W of San Fran~isco. Scnr Bobolink Nelson, heuce July 3 for Mendo- ©ino; returned on account of \troug N W wind. Domestic Ports. STATOOSH--Fassed out July 3—Stmr Mackinaw, from Tucoma for San rrancisco. BOWENS LANDING—Salied July 3—schr Mon- terey, fo- ~an Francisco, PORI' BLAKELEY—Arrived Juy 2-Bkin Amella, from Honolulu. Importations NEW PORT—Per Coos Bav—36 bxs oranges, 6 sk8 sugar, 3 bxs lemons, 13 s<s 2 bbis 2 bxs pota- toes. Eus San Pedro—3 bxs oranges. 38 bxs lemons, 6 (s cunned fish. Hueneme—1 ox drugs. San Peiro—8 iron rols, 4 bdls sheepskins 6 cs canned frui, 4 c. cunned apples, 1 che tew, ] bx 3 powder, 28 ¢s liquois, 83 bis pelts. Ven.ure—10 blls oil, 239 bxs oranges, 8 ba's W00 , 121 bxs emons Carpinter a—105 sks beans. Santa Baibara—53 bxs lemons, 21 bxs oranges. Port Harford—37 c3 egzs, 14 bxs 1 tab butter, 2 bxs iruit, 3ar «a ves. 20 bxs fisn. Sau Slineon—i €s guns, £ sks abalones, 5 cyeggs, 1dr caif, 4 tubs 34 bxs but er. Cnyuc's—*47 sks whea!, 453 sks barley, 9 cs eggs, 41 bas 3 tubs butter. § dr caif, 1 cs cigars. Nonterey—225 sks dry squids, 4 sks dry wee Conrig roe:. Per Coos Bay—L Scatena & Co: M Ehrman & Co: Brigham hoppe & Co; Wieland Brewing Co; Pac Metal Work<: Brown & . in$ nuis 8ros. Miec & Co: Sawyer Tanning Co: De Bernardi& Co; Cut- ting Puckiig Co: Wetmore Bros; Huas Bros: Ma- ©) .dray & Co: Garcia & siaggini: 1l bucarl; Vou Vo5 & Co; J Ivancovicn & D E Allison & Co; Dairymen's Union: K b aight; A Marshall & Retmer. Hilmer, hredhoff & Schuiz; P Uri & Co: Witzel & Baker; L D Stone & Co: Marsh & K dd; American Un.on Eish Co: Getz Bros & Co: Miiani & Co: Bak r& Hami 048 & Howintt: Western Meat Co; O B Smith & Co: <ode, Klfeldt & Co: H N Tilden & Co: Norton, Telier & Co: Wm Wolff & o: Standard Ou Co: W C Price & Co; © Jacovson & Co: Whe "0: Toh & ¢ Marshall, Teggart & Uo: C E Wabney & C0: G W lowry: ouitrymen’s Unlon: Rass-Heuter Paint Co: Gurdon & Co: Chica -0 Hrewery; Har:is & Co: 1 Brewery; Paciftc Coast O LEI=*TALLS, WITH WAGON ROOM. Inquire 1115 Harriso: at, ups:sirs. BEDICAL B £ Al vaiuabie services 1o the un- | jortunate. With amind ma ured aud eariched oy £indies of an advanced order, thers ls bardly a Gisease in (bo catalogus Of human 18 he cannos trest 10 & perfect curo. Ladles he 18 lways ready 10 assist you. Hls knowledge has been strengih- | ened by exiensive experlence. No case pecallas | troi. His femals wonthiy remedies are sure and enfe In their effacts. His iried and valuable reme- | dies for los. manhood sre never-failing In thelc sction, and are warrauted for both young and oid He excels all others in the cureot private diseases. | Uver B0 years of praciice epables him 10 warran: | 2 cure fu all cases Consuitadon Market st Call ur wTlis direce W BUI rooms 11 and FHOCESS 111AT I8 PERFECTLY HARM: Jess; never fails in any case of monthly sick- Dpess, Lo motier whai cause; no eleciricity bume = ©UE OF other dangerous methods; money in every ©cage refunded if a curs is no. effected: travelers belped immediately; years experience: home in confinemen: witn sanitarian convenlence. Con- eult free the oniy Teliable physicians, LR. AND MES DAVIES, 14 McAllisier s, next sllecis | Xank: Hiours, 9 A M. 105 and 7 103 P. & } E WAVES TE FILLAG OF VICTORY— JOHN L. KELLETT, the California rheu- inatic snecialis’, never fails in coring rheumatism with his uil of Eden. which removes all_impuri- | ties, the seed of all disease and pain, from man anc beast; 10 is all th- sume: if your drugsist do s | not keep ' it, send 10 9 Broadwar, Oakland, | Cal.: price §1 or 8 boities $2 5U: DO CUT, 1O Pay, at office. A FROC THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE- stere every case of monthly sickness from whatever cause in a few hours when medicine aid others have fajed; no insiruments use many years' expeiience; every case uaran e wavice free; terins reisonab e: firsi-class priva e bone for co: finem nt. MRS DR. DALEY, 1128 Market at., over he Owl brugstors. ariors, us | nckes g, LL CASKS OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION whatever cause) restorrd in A few irs; safe and sure At wny time; instan reifef travel home in confinemont: my ce.e- brated remedies for montuly suppression never fail;every cusaranteed | consuliation sree: piil; $1. MRS. D:.WYoTH., 916 Post 5i., nea Larkin J EW PROCLSS: NO MEDICINE OR INSTRU- AN ment: every woman her own phys cian for all female tYoub.es, nu miatter from wWhai cause: re- stores In one day; can be sent and used at houie: it yon wish 10 be trested sr1e call on the man rhysiclan. DR, POPPER. 218 Kearny st. H 2Lys MEDICAL IN-T(IUTE. 609 G 1 rero st near .1 the cure of rheumatism, zout sciat ¢ «ffections, asthma, kiduey and bladder troubies {his inscl tute 15 well known for its wonderfal cures. RS, GOODWIN, SPECIALISTS, LADIES near or fac: safe, quic< curs guaranteed, any | diseuse or complaint: home for patien:s ; hest = free diagnosis: low fees; seli-cure, N UER- t for | AD E~ CHIUCHESTEK'SENGLISH P 4 vogal P lis (Diamond Brand) a’e best: Hable: take no other: send 4c, mps, for part cu- lar , “Relief for Ladles,” in letter by re urn m«l; at druggiste’. Chichester Chem Cu.. Philede phia. LP AU'S FRENCH P:LLS—A BOON TO LA- dies with frma.e iroubles; no danger: safeand | 0, express . O D.; don't delay until 100 | Iate. 05G OD BRUS., Cowt Agents, Oa<land, 1 ul. i A a Martha Pluce. RTHA PL. = OFF GEARY. ABOVE on— urnished suiny room for $2; 38 mo. 14 McA LLISTER, Bauk—Large sunny rovms and oflic s, $8ma. MeAllister Sirees, T TO MIBZRNIA Nk FURNISHED SUN- ace; | rices reasonable. £hi OVLAR LOUSE, 704, MISSION, NEAR rd—Large furnished rooms: $1 50 10 $3 wk. H ANCOCK HOUSE, Jol mmity roomi MISSION . KELECT ouse: ¥150 1083 per week. SION—HAN DSOM KLY FURNISH: ‘e and double rooms. quie hous: 946 MISSION — FURNISHED ROOMS T4 accommodate 20: private. > OS1ELLA, U news | Christ.an Eodvavorers and wuris o' irade 1145 MISSIUN — NEW HOUSE, innished sunny rooms. sin:le or ensuit ted. 121 MISSION — AICELY FURNISHED sing'e rooms; (eim, easonable. 7 701 Natoma Street. NATOMA, COx. £iGHTH—2 CONNECT- ing rooms for housekeeping, with sluk, E.AND M5 WhGENER, 526 EDDY ST, Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar- antecd: private home in confinement: every coms fort; infants adopted; terms moderate: pills §1. kul '):-rlu.\hm COMPLAINTS AND DI «ases of ihe eve yermanenty cured at MRS, DR SCOT'L'S, 410 Geary st : consuitution iree, (JONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN THOUBLE / communicate with DR. SANTEE, 33 Graat ave., San Fraavise . Sur CUKE FOR ALL FEMALE DISEASES; ») home inconfinement: every comfort tion guaran.eed. ME~. DR GWYL e PXAKS FEMALE EEGULATING PILLY: safo and eflicient emmenagogue: € box. RICHARDS & CO.,druggists, 406 a‘n -?mu RS. G. WoUD, MIDWIFk: DISEASES GF the womb a speclalty 243 Shipley, nr. Fifth, URE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER femule disenses. MRS, DR, PUETZ, 25414 4th. OME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funie, 1416 Sth st., Alameda. B HALL, 14 MCALLISTER ST., NEAR Jones—Disenses of we men and children. M S D HOUSES FOR SALE. Calt 556 Mission ; i g M LICENSES, ~igniu: Yeier Waierdoll and Theresn Bacigalup!,2 Ciaren-e W Melviy aad Anna T orsen, 25 William J Hiisen and Amelia M. Kupp,30—19. sobn M, Drady and Mary J. Crowe, 24—2.1. . L Batchelder and Mande Stevenson,3 '=32. J H. Hamburg and Florence E. Miller, 30—22. Mathi s J. Bau rand Maria J Lebner, 4 John F. Seyd-n and Mets Uhilg 2/ —23 BIRTuS—MARRIAGES—DEATIHS, [Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall will not be inseried. They mus: be handed iu a: either of the publication offices and beialorss| | with the name snd residence of persons authorizsl 10 have the same publishe l. | VO LN, BROWN—In this city. June 29, 1%97, to the wite of A. L. Brown oc Mary sville. a dangh-er. BAGLIONE—In thiscitr, June 28, 1397, to the wife of Louls Haglione, a daughter. E—In hls city, July 1. 1897,.0 the wife of Tiomas Cole, a daughter. H_YMAN—In this city, July 2,1837, to the wife of Sam Hey man, a son. KINGSBURY—June 30, 1897, 1o the wife of W. e L Kinisbary, a daughier. KELTON—Ir Alameda, June 24, 1897, 10 the wife ot A. H. Kelion, tWin sons. NEWSHAM—Julv 1, 1897, to the wite of Henry Newsh.m. a daughter. PARKER-—In tais cltv. Juns 30, 1897, to the wife of Hillarl J. Pa-ker, a daughter. SAND-In thls city, to the wife of Joe C.Sand Jr., 301 THOMAS—In this ol y, July 1, 1897, to the wite o W. B. Tho.uas, u daughter. WE[S-—To the wite of Robert T. daughter. WALLENSTEIN—In this clty. July 3, 1897, to “nu wife of J. Walle nstein. u sou. WiTZ L-In this oliy. Juno 2), 1837. w0 the wife of Anton Wetzal, a dunahte ————————————————————————— MARKIS O, - CURLEY—MCGOWAN—In this city, May 17, 1497, at St Joseph's Cnurch, by the Hev Father Cyliins, John J. Curlsy aad Aanie McGowan. FALLON—MURQAY—n ‘his cive. June 0. 1337, by the Rov. Father Brady of St. Mary’s College. John J. Fallon a1d Ainle M. Murray, both ot Saa Kranci .co, HOLLL:—W HITE—In this city, Juae 18, 1897, by e Rev. ideac Liou, Wiltism H, Holils and Caroilne A. White, both of San Francisco. PAULIN—MEADOW-—in Oakiand, June 24, 1897, Harry P. Paullnand Kua F. G. Meadows, of Sa 1 Kraneise . ————————————————————————— [ Welss, a D1ED. Bock, Mrs. Jul Macbeth. Dr. R 8. ousens, Wa ter . Elizabeth Cotter, James Nyman, Carl G. Cert Jalen Peters. Moeta C, Dunpuy, T. James Pe ersen. Annie ¥ros . George W. Rieiz, Fred Hewlt, Very ltev. A. F. Sachs, ~amuel L. Horrign, Mre. P. Lof.us, Jonn J Scnuéafeld, David 8. McDermiit, Agnes Wilcox, Edmund N. Wilson. Susan | BOCK—Tn thiscitv. J 11, 3, 1897, Mra. Julla. wife of the late Helorich Bocs, and beloved moth - of Mre J. D. Khrharit. sirs. Gustav Kronn, Mri. J. Huek, Mr.. usiav Becker and Lhe laie Mrs. Sophie Moller, » native of Luoeck, Ger- many, aged 80 years. B Frie: 1 acquaintances are respect fuily {nvitea to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday). at 2 o'clock_P. .. from the resi- dece of her daushter, Mrs Julis Krohn, 1617 : aker stroet, newr Plue, luteruwens L O, O. K. Cemetery., COUSENS—Tn this citv. July 32, 1897, Walter C.. only son of Josepnine B. and :he late Ca eb N. Coasens, and brother of Emily M. Couseus. a native of San Francisco, aged 13 years 3 mon hs and 19 days. [New York aad Boston papers pleas- copr. | A& Friends aund acqualniances are respect folly {nvited w0 attend the funersl THIS HA{ Sundsy), at 2 o'clock P. X.. from the First witarian Church, coraer of Geary and Frank- lin stre ts. lutermeus pcivate, Laurel HIll Cemeer . COTTER—In this clty, July 3, 1897. James Cot- ter_w native of Irelund, azed 53 years. A Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery. DUNPHY—In this city, July 2 1897, T. Jar beloved husband of Mary A. Dunphy, snd fatherot Kn'e L. and Frank C. Dunphy and Mrs. M. A. Warren, Mrs. F. A. Smith _uni Mrs. J. k. Brett. anative of Philadelphin and & vei- eran of the Mexican War, in the 73d year of his age. [Jl’nluflelpnh and New York pap-Ts pleass copv. Funeral THIS DAY ( unday) at 2:30 0'clock P. M., from his Iate res'dence. 1105 Faze stieet. FROST—In this city, July 2, 1897, George W., be- 1oved husbana of Kliza Frost. native of North England. aged 30 years 6 wonths and 18 days. BaFriends and acquaintances are respoct- fully Invited 1 attend the funerai THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10 o'clock A. ., from the rest- den. e of J. A. Cameron, 1510 Mission streci. Interment Cvpress iauw. Cemetery. HEWIT—In New York, Juy 2,1897, Very Rev. Augustine ¥ Hewit, C. 5”1, D.D., 'superior of the Institute of St P.ui t1e Apostie. R A 30 emn requiem 1 ass wili be c elebrated in St Mars’s Church TUESDAY, Jul - 6. 1897, At © 0'clock a. A, for the iepose of his soul. HORRIGAN—AU rajiro, July 2, 1897 Mrs. P. beloved wife v Patrick Horrigan. and mother of Jumes Horrigan and Kat: ieary, a native of County Kerry, Ireland, aged 60 - 0ars BT~ Funeral THIS DAY (Sinda ) from Third and Towasead streets sta:ion upon arrivalof 4:300'clock p. . train. In.ermeunt MountCa- vary Cemetery. LOFTUS—In this city, July 1 1897, John J.. be- 10vd Infant son of James and Mary Lofius, & native of San Francisco. McUERMITT—In this city, July 8 1897. Agaes, beloved wife of Jumes McDerm tt, a native of | Gias ow, Scotland, aged 44 vears. |Milwaukee (Wis ) pavers piease copy. | A" Friends ani acquaintances are respact: fully nvited to a:tend the funeral TO-MORRO W (Monday), at 9 o'clock 4. M., from the chapel | ©' St Mury s Hospital, wiers & solemn requiem maiss will be celebrated for the repose of her soal. commencing at 7:150'Clock A. AL Lotec- men: Holy Cross Cemetery. MaCBRTH—In this city, July 8.1837. Dr. R. S. Macbeth, 3 native of Per.nsaire, Scouland. MURRLY—In this city, July 3, 1897, Elizaneth. Mrs. C. Stahr, Mrs. K. Mas)n. Mrs. D Harris Mrs. T Balger, Bdward aud Ricnard Granam #nl Thomas Murrey Jr., a native of Dubin, Ireiand. uzed €0 yearsani 3 months #5-Friends anl acauaintancay ra respect- fully invited (0 atteud the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock A, .. from the resi- deuce of her son-in-aw, ihomas Bulger, b13 Ellanveth street. beLween Noe and Cstro and Twenty-ihirs and I wenty-four n, theuce Lo St. James Church. wherea solemn requiem mas; wiil be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 9 o’clock A. M Interment Holy Cross Cema.ery. NYMAN—in this clty, July 3, 1897, Carl Gustat, beiove! son of Ulrica snd G ! Nymi 2 hative of $an Francisco, aged 1 year and 13 ays. F-Friends and acquaintances ars respoct- sully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 4 o'clock P. M., from the residence of nis purents, b Lawr-nce place. uff Fremont street, between Harrison and Bryant. Inter- ment Laurel Hill Cometery. PETIRS—In this clty. July 3, 1897, Meta Chris- tine, boloved wite ot Godfried Peters, sisier of Mrs. Rebekah Har:z, and aunt of George von Glahn an ! Mrs. Carrle Braun of Mo ato. Marin Countr. a native of Lamistedt, Hanover, Ger- mn- aged 54 years 8 montnsand 5 days. &3 Friends d Acqualntances are respect- fally invited 10 attend the runeral TO-MORROW (Monday), in Petalums, on arrival of morniag irain PETERSEN—In this city, July 8, 1837. Annia, deacly beloved daughter o¢ Ca-l and Hilis teteisen. and sister of Clara Pet-rsen. a native of Sau Francisco, aged 6 years 6 monihs and 3 ays. RI TZ—In this city, July 3, 1897 Fred, only sou of Martin and Susanna Rie z a natlve of San Francisco, % months aud 10 days. SACHS—In this city, July 1, 1497, Samuel L, beloved father of Hilta ani \Walter F. Sa son of Hannah and thelate Louls Sachs, and brother of Sanford Sachs, a nativsof New Jer- se , aged 4, v, and 3 moniths. [New York and New Urles papers please copy. | A7 Friends and acquaintances ars respect- fully (nvited (0 w.tond Lae fanecai TAIS DA ¥ (Sunday), at’ 2 o'clock P. M., from hls iate resl- gence, 601 Leavenworih screet. Interment Home of Pence Cematery, by 3:30 o'clock P. M. tratn from Third and Townsend streets. Fuueral will be under the ausjices of Fidelity Lodge No. 120. ¥. and A. M. SEITZ—L[n this city. J1ly 3. 1397, John, beloved nusoand of Huda Seliz and father of Hugo Seltz, Mrs Louis Luig-and Mrs. Caspar Muller, a native of Gernauy, aged 58 years 5 months ani 3 days. AF Friends and acqualntances ai resnact- folly invited-(o atien | tae funara. TO-MORROW (Monday). at 2 o'clock P. ., from Eintracht Hul. -37 tweirth street. vher: th: funeral services wil be held and:r tie avspices of Verein Kin racnt. Remoiis at the parors of ‘Theodor Dicrks. 957 M! sion street, between Fifih and Six o interment L O. O, tery. SCHUENFELD—In Rel Bluff, Davi! 8., beloved son of ~olomon D. an1 Helea: sSchoenfaid,and brother of Golds >choeniel!, a nativeof San Francisc. aged 18 yeurs. ¥ Friends aod scqualniancey ars respect: fu lv iavitel to attend tna funeral THIS DY (Sunday), at 10:15 o'clock A. X.. from the resi- dence of Nathan Myer. 268 wolden Gate aveuus. Interment Home of Peacs Cemetery, by 11:30 A. M train from Third and Town end streets. WILCOX— Near San Jose, July 3. 1897, Kdmund N., beloved nusbai!of Lot ie Wilcox ani s o of Wilbur J. and Jan: Wilcox, a native of San Jos». agel 34 years. &%~ Funeral T - LORROW (Monlay), at 2 o'ciock P. M., from 45 Delmas avenue, San Jose, Cal. WILSON—In Tientsin, Cilaa Mav 8, 1897, Susau, widow oftne late Richard Wilson, U. 5. A.,atd mother of Georze W. Wilson, Mrs. H. H.'Monte 1, Mrs. 5L Monte'l and thlate Dun- bar R. WLson, aged 59 years and 5 months, \ Ceme- 1L O. B. B.—District Grand Loige No. 4, I. O. B. B.: Represenatives and past pr-sidents hereby no ified to ass>mble at the gravd secr tary’s office. 1:1 Eauy siree., (Sinday), st 9:15 o'clock A. M. sharp, for the purpose of paying our I respects to oor esteemed brother, the iate past g and president, Joles Cert. 1y order of the GRAND PRESIDENT. 1. J. ABCHH¥IM. Gran | Secretar’ MCAVOY & CALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS| 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South 80. Estab. 1853, CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Tel. South 47. Funeral Dircctors and Embalmers, | 22 x4 AND 36 MINT AVENUE. Lady assistants. Spaclous <hapel for the use of our patrons. _iiunlLer tires on our ambulance. JAS ENGLISH. T. R. CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, VUNDEFTAKERS AND EMBALME®S FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 39 Van Ness ave., Ueal aniave sk, Sad Sfancisos Telephone So. 156 F.L. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embaimers. $and 10 CITY HALL BQUAKK. ‘Telephone South 432 HOTEL ARRIVALS, NEW WESTKRN HOTEL. J Balard, Fresno H Powers, Los Angeles J Bradiey. Marysville M Harris, Stockton S W Evans, J ich M F Young, Mich H B Hall, Chicago Tirler « w, humblde S ¥ Shaw & w, Poriand J R tale, Point Arenn A Westbrook. beuver ¥ Cobb & w, Red Bluft J Lusat, Chicazo B Feshver. (al irs Ba'r, Portland, Or Mrs Fieene, Portiand Mrs Frickson, Portiand Mrs Kichards, Fortiand Mrs L:sser, Poriland BALDWIN HOTEL. F W Rock & w, Merced ¥ Sharp, San Jose ¥ Me-rill, san Jose E Gummoid, Haywards P J K eler, Philade phia _ s Crisweli, Spox: AW Crou(h, Chicago Mis< Croueh, Chicago J W Taylor. Fresno H C Mocketh, N Y & Garrett, Portland R ~cott & w, Fortinnd A Lumwitn, Sants Bo'a W Pyburn & w. Sainag 8 Wiillam+ & w, Oakind Miss Lawrence. Sn Rinel A Jackson, Bosion Dr K J Cuse, Ukiah Mis D Ho'zuas, Spok Mrs ~chill r. Sponane Misn Benbens, Spokane W Goodspeed & w, > pok Miss A Moure, Spokane Miss O Swain. Spokane 18 King& w, N Y W D Davis, ¥ Y Miys Resd Spokane Miiss K Keed Spokane COSMOPOLITAN HOTHL F P Kerns. Agn-ws T V Coftman, Stockton W R Wasm e tte Mis W Watson, Sea.tie Mis3 L, Witson, Sea te J Lynch.>an J s, HCUlliton & w, o0 DrJ D McLenyon & fm, | B Mclntyre, Sonora Por:laud, Or E S Ward & w. San Jese G Fauss, L0s Angeles H E Wetymer, Bikersfd M McNanarv, England ¥ B McKey, -{ocktou J I ychan, Lan da P Tychan, Canada Ed Wiliams, Lodt F Parde, Stockton E C 1 ong, Watsonville T Daly, Ho! istor 3 F Conk. Hollister Ars K Douglah Pa I Detray & w, Fresno F Newell, Fam: sn B Merritt, ~an0 Queu.in H Rober.s&w. 5 Monica Mirs J Dingley, soat Miss L Sadel, Mont LICK HOUSE. W_G Murphy, Marysvl W 'I' Bradley, Pa C L 3mith, Sac o ACD.own & w, Ukian R | Estes’ Sacto H H Presion, ~ucto R Thomp -on, Szcto Miss M Gilder,kowldrCk T Guireit&w,Marysville H » crehoused |.SanJose ¥ J Deviin, Sacto Dr P N Russ li, Fr.sno 1 Hebbaid. *oulbyvil €A Shatiock. Fresno R Vermil ion&w,Ka- sas W H Stone, Arcata MrsA Patnam. Humbldi Kdny' utnam. Humbolde d Pu nam. humboide 1 b Alien, Ci1 Mr&Mrat Kliis&t,B Col I B McGee, Or ¥ Grisell Nevada'lity b H Bourguiznon & w, L ¥ Moul:on, Cclusa San jose U R McClat h y £w Sac & H Jes.ee & w, Cal J 1Y+ urch & w, Concord Miss B Buech, Concord Miss M ~coit, Fresno J D McDoug.l', S.ockton W D Nicholas. 1 aio Alto .sa ¢ U« peland, Valictos S Melvoidor, w & 2 ch.l, T v Harris, Cal' Alnska Drd L sa, San Jose Loa M Emery. 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Nev City J Hamilon, Salinss R A noe, Cal J Heol, 8 Rousa U P Catlet & w, Cal Mas H Sherwood, Mo Mrs J brysui, stissourl Mrs L ¥ Young, Napa I’ Douga,w & s, s rville 'L A Whitehurst, Gi roy Dr A M Gardner, vapa ¥rauk Stock, San Jose A H Brizgs & w, Dnver C K Cotgun, Sac RUSS T O Panlcor & wf, Nebr C 1. Dell. Cakland “Waiant Creek H B Bowmah + ahto J Naung, J Coos, Wainut Creex C F ' hompson, Cal Mrs M Luper, orwork Miss v A Cofiin, Seattle W Weckerie. Los A W A ~iwmons, Los Ang Mrs C Dittrulff Chicago J P Quinlan, Los Ang G F Gi.crist, 10s Ang Mrsa W Kodd: Mrs A Mctarur, Miss McCargar, Nebr £ J Noian & wi, Cal Miss J Trarie, Reno T P Peery&w, ) uba City H J =anders, Honoluln ¥ M rabum, San Jose WL K- ie, Petaiuma E D Ham, Napa MissHJ Mary M TP Metor 1o, Miss k Mor iz He ¥ W Coun, N pa W i Garnett & wi, Ky 1\ Curson, Mich B M Wat.s, Delano W Nagle, ~a ta Resa B i nal, Sania Rosa J Wo.ds, ~anta Kosa F Garri on, Sania Rosa F Forget, ~anta Kosa J M. Carthy,Santa Ross 7 Veidon, Huorna E R Wiight, Ckiah or belov-d wife of 1 homas Murrey, and motner offyMiss J Mower, «al "1 C Sweeney ncio G A Aldrich, Sacto WhMcCa laughdw. Wash MissDFelkner,San Jose PALACE HOTEL A C Baumgar:en, Cal OF r Foit Wayne Mrs A C Baumgarten,Cal Mrs L Anderson, MrsO F Evaus Ft\Wayne Jirs [, Weil, Chicago Robe:t Day, Paris Miss Adeen Duy. Paris 1 R Cutler, Utah Pauline Iierzog, Chicago (da Solomon, Chicago 5 Raiph Worm D McRue, ~agina sch, Ji pan MryJ Krans, N Y ND , Portland ilienthal, N Y P French, N Y W Cauty, 1 ondon CF yattlage. N ¥ W A Jones & fam, Cal R Smoot, Utah J 'Y Smith, Cal 1. SAntdio Mrs dsbrg D Pk HOUSE. 3¢ 't Desmond, Pescadero R D Moore, Healdsburg | ¥ F . ishman & wi, N Y | Mrs M J Fowler, ¢al Nirs 8 T Kostich, Denver S C leake, Atk Mrs J Castley & fm, 1L | 3 J Dav.s, Chicago i F L Young, Kaker City Marsh, Jdaho H Kobinson, Ual R Hus Fresno ¢ a Duncan, Yuba City Wi .dingham, > Rafacl Mrs 4 Marvin,s Autouio | > Fulion. OF . racken, Pomona L Cal s A =mith, Tombs one ~ D Auid ORI 03 Mis Curson, Mch V H ! ease. Sult Lake | W H Fish e J ver U Prrago Santa Rosa F Hur., Sana Kosa B - 1. dcGraw, Santa Rosa E R Toompon Paris © 15 Nush. kedding Miss b Hanks, Ca G ot & w M C Curhiss & J B Pressley, Fresno | L Anderson, 2 servants, Washington Wash Mrs ioverc Day, Parls L Weil. Chicago M M Ingalis. Utah T Gordon, Saginaw W B Fisce Jr, N ¥ H B 4 bbot:, Columbus irs J b Cummins, N D Joseph Krans, N Y J LIloway, NY Mrs F 8 H Faucher, N Y © Hanna, Chile oghezan, Salt Lake c J w 3 A J Chandler, Ph@nix C Wilson, Stanford Ge J FORGER LEND He Operated Here With Becker and Creedon Three * Years Ago. An Iowa Penitentiary Yawns for the Last Active One of a Famous Gang. ; The Pinkertons have found “B'g Dick” Lenox, who was a confederate of Becker and Creedon during the successful opera- tions of that gang of forgers and bank.- swindlers in California three yearsor so. ago, some time before the Nevada Bank swindle which landed Becker and Cree- don in jail here. £ William A. Pinkerton received the news FORGER RICHARD LENOX, Known as “Big Dick,” a Former Pal of Becker and Creedon, Who Has Been Landed at . Atlantic City. L Meyer, Angels Mrs M K Ambrose. Me R D Davls, ~acramento B G Ewing, Spokane Mrs B G Kwing,Spo<ane P L ~human, GRAND HUTEL. Mrs Irvi g, San Jose J Muzridse, Vallejo P i yxins. Sacramento H Rossell. san Lorenzo Miss Smith, Mich C Clapp, Guatemala F Douu & 1, Paris J Mel.eod, Stockton Rev F Bisber & f, Phil Dirs Glive. Sacto € Tryou Los Ange'es Miss L Sweany, kureka Miss S © Themas, Wash, D C J A Ceosser, Or S J (' Brien, Sacto R J Davis, Chicago A Lijnar & w, > Kosa, B B Swing, Aubura W Tomtinson. BC O ¥ Cooper, Cal W W Dougirss. Sacto M G Mctonneli, Modesto' ki Bantel & w, Mich &' D Pi.ch, Eureka J ¥ Allen, Belmont SKNTA CLARS DEFEAT An Exciting Game Yesterday at Central a Scrub Nine. The Game Somewhat Marred by the Unprofessional Decision of the Umpire. The Banta Claras were defeated at Cen- tral Park yesterday afternoon by a scrub nine picked up around the City. game was to have been between the Santa Claras and Santa Rosas, but as the latter failed to appear the management did their “best to provide substitutes. The game was a good one from start to finish, although somewhat marred by the umpire, whose decisions were very poor. He might have known a good bit about some things, but was hopelessly ignorant regarding baseball hooted and j:ered spectators. Following is the score: SANTA CLARAS. A.B. R. BH 6.B. P.O. A = Mcuucken,8.s.... 6 2 2 1 3 § g Farrv, 1 b. SIS T T GO e Ghibam, 4 0 1 110 2 ¢ G. Foley, ¢. 1. 8125 X 20 Az Jebinson r.f,p... 4 0 0 0 1 1 ¢ F. Foiry, 3 b. o TR TR WO e S Draghicevien, L1.. 86 0 1 1 ¢ ¢ 1 | Steffunni, r.f,p... 4 1 0 1 0 o0 ¢ Carriers, 2 b . Gl BBl ikl ) Totals 3 8 10 9 %7 1g ¢ PICKED NINE. AB R BI SR P.o. A T Nealon. 1b,rf.. 86 ¢ v o 8§ 1 % ot e e e ol K ug, 1..5.8. [ TR S Mol er, ¢ 50 T 00 gl g Figun, TS T e (S Bro keff, §b CEY S0 oy g ] Sweigert. 1. 8 -® Tlyig g . g Mokimanssp. 5 1 3 0 5 3 ¢ Cramer, 2 s e T e 1 Tota’ 41 9 14 1 30 15 6 *No men out when winning run was made. 3 RUNS BY INNINGS, santa Claray 000 0 0- Buse hits. 51000 0-8 Picked Nine..0 0 0 0 5 1 2 0 0 1— 9 Buse hits. V2364200114 SUMMARY. Earned runs—Santa Claras 1, * hits—Carriera 1, Two-b: Mos<iman, 2. Sacritice On_errors—Sania « larus 5, Picked N base on calleu ballx—Fy 1 omfu;dn :’.‘me et 2, by Kru: 6, by Moskiman 2 = Sunta Claras 16, Poned \he 16+ oenon s Moskimun 1, by Robinson Doub'e pla; gan. Wid pi (h—Krug 1 Ume —————— As a rule fish 1n well-. better than those in m tions, pond fish b-in 11 cher—Farry. Pussed bal—E, pire—Carroll. creatures to whom delight, ss Baucus, Surrey ¥ls ¥ Gifford, Surrey Falls H R Plate, Stanford M P Ambrose, Me A B West, Palo Alto Mrs R D Davis, acto icago Mrs Long, Sycamore C Schafer, Stockion J Gliuess, Oakiand Miss Watson, N Bedford E C Hart, Sacramento W Ciark. Tulare W Hn it Guatemala GAmdt N Y J Henderso 1 & w. Cbgo Miss Bisber. Philadel W Sickler & f. Kansas C Purtridge, Redinnds Ismore, kureka Mrs O Schaeffer &1, Cal ¥ CSmi b, kugene ;¥ Sacramento , Alameda E J Lowry, Fresna A L MicCanders, Salinas W Keeper & w. San Jose E T Russcll, St Louls JJ McCo nell & w, Cal Mrs Thayer, Walla Walia Park With The and accordingly was unmercifuily by the Picked Nine 6. Grabam. Sweigert. hit—Kobinson. First base by Steffanul * truck ou—By by Krug %Kit by Cramer 10 Nealon. ~heliered ponds do ore exposed situa- g generally placid rough waters are no here Friday from his brother, Robert Pinkerton, who telegraphed that Lenox had been arrested at Atlantic City, N. J. Lenox is now en route to Sioux Citr, lowa, where & long sentence inevitably awaits him. This consigns 10 the peni: tentiary the last active member of one of the boldest and most successful gangs cf bank swindlers that ever infested the United States. The news will interest : Becker and Creedon, who are under.life se ntence, but who are now in the County Jail awaiting the result of an zppeal to’ the Supreme Court. Lenox with the rest of the gang made quite a haul from ~everal California banks turee years ugo, and got away, but they were not so successful afterward. The gang then consisted of Becker and Cree- don, Lenox, Robert Bowman, Old Joe English and *“Lon” Thayer, and they got East safely with their plunder. Their method was always to get a genuine draft for » few dollars, cieverly raise it to $1500 or $2000, and pui on the back a counter- feit indorsement by the casaier, identify- ing the owner. One of the ‘“‘presentors” . dia the rest, and Lenox was one of them. He is 65 years of age, tall, robust and a piausible talker, with an honast, straight- forward countenance. He always made up as a well-to-do rancher, and was gene erally a breeder of horses. He was well calculatea for success at his business. After the gang leit thls_State they started another raid from Jacksonville, Fla., and successiully swindled a large number of banks ail over the South. The first snaz was struck at Des Moines, Iowa, when “Old Joe” Knglish was arrested. The rest of the gang continued operatiors through the Northwest. About this t. me the American Bankers' Association was formed. The Pinkertons were retain d as pelice agents of the association, and the relentless pursuit which has now caught - Lenox again was begun. « £ In the summer o! 1394 Lenox was found at Atiantic City, N. J., and taken back to . Milwaukee, where the gang had éperated. - While tne case was pending his lawyer. - became District Atiorney. Lenox was positively identified as the man who had swindied two banks there, but through efforis at compromise, etc., he got off with two years in uie Workhouse, At that time he was wanted for a swindle on* the Corn Exchange Bank at Sioux City, lowa, and requisitions were ready for him when bis seutence expired, a little .ess than a month ago. He was nabbed for the Sioux City swindle, but was held by a writ of habeas ~ corpus and then discusrged through a flaw in tue indictment. He escaped before he could be retaken by legal process, and has eluded pursuit until now. The American Bankers' Association is pursu- ing him relentlessly, and there avpears to be no escape !or him at Sioux City. After the arrest of Eaglish and Lenox, - Becker and Creedon reorganized their gang and returned to California, where they bad been -0 successfu! two years bas- * fore. Arter coming here they bought the draft on the Crocker-Woolworth Bank for $12, in favor of A. H. Dean: from the Bank of Wood anu, raisea 1t with remark- able cleverness to $22,(0J) and succeeded’ in cashing it at ine Nevada Bank. ' Through theclever work of Captain Lees the 1identity of the swindlers was dis. - covered, while their arrest in the East was - due to the Pinkertons. Becker and Creedon are now facing life sen.ences, as stated. A. Dean 1s in the City Prison, beid as a witneass pending the appeal. “O d Joe'” English is serving an eieven-year sentence in Iowa and is demented through paresis. Lon Thayer isdying of con~umption in New York and Bowman is in England. Dan Beunecky, who operated with them at oue time, is in prison at Albany, N. Y. James Farrell and Samuel Harr:s, also of the gang, ure serving time in Texas. They traveled a long road, but they have had their day. L:nox was convicted of lorgery in Iilis nols in 1877 and sentenced to seven years. For the same crimes he was afterward conviciea in Kansas und in Pennsylvania, Then he joined the Becker-Creedon gang nm:d‘is now getting soiae more of his ree wa