The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 17, 1897, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1897. hlm\\‘wfl Stock Farms & c. Twinkler 103 by _ Brutus. Y nbette (Morse). 18 <0 1 2 T. E“But er's b. c. Ne-ligence 108, by Tmp. In- \ ness- \amoum (\\K:Ollv 10 ml AT SALRAMENT[] { mioss 113 atse run, Fourth race. the Ca} ue mile nod a furloog riner's b. m Lorena II B, 1( il (MvNichols liwood Siock Fi g Instalator ( ¥. McCutloub's b stake, handicap, by Apache- 2o 110, by arebir 3 Santuzza 106, Torsion the Only Suc- cessful Favorite of purse $250— . one mzile, sells e 8280 apier’s b f. .ady Hurst 58, by - the Day. | Bursi-Cheertu: (Hoimes), 4to 1. A. 6. Spreck Olive 9. by Time, 1 Meadow L St. atine, at 20 to 1, Cap- ures the California Annuz rk 102, i helma 1( , Msso Muy K ro 112, Cl ling. purs: $200- ¢t 112, by Colom: y Cyiuy 3. Naglec E Bosetie (Ju Lorena S=cond Leads All the Way | T- ! Warw for the Capital City Stake. = ongs, selling, purse $200— —_— Torsion 117, Torsu- Marcie A v NTO, Car., Sept 16.—W P S ‘ o1 s Shirdy 117, Minta ¢ wen 108, 11and Petrarch 117 also ran trying 10 thump the gl e weather hot enough to fry ched roof the greatest crowd rssembled at Agricultura rnoon to witness seven we ng events decided, cnief among UN EAMIEKN 21hACKS. Interesting Stake Events Decided at Gravecend. ch Two California Annual stake and e Capital City ( ND, L. L, Sept. 16 —A good- ted in the most d was 1n attendarce to-day to | cel<ior 2nd Bayshore siakesrun | The Excelsior, a six furlong event | two-year-clds, bad but four starters | rz ruling favorite. Hamburg was away foilowed by Handball and t. At the quarier Handball led, | Eastergiit seco e Hamb ile Easter, nd Preyvious third. At} 4« wasin auvance by gift was thesame dis- | ont of Handballl Into Hamburg by two length treduced this considerabl ng by but a neck. \\'ea(her‘ ast. led w01 “Chaime 108, Fs p Lo was left at 103 (et sixth snts ev were e six ) e 12tol > also ran. Howard 5 10! 16.—At Harlem ois CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. to-dav the scratching of Du th race made itamatch d Greyhurst, were 2 to 5. in | over six| "Gaencr on:lauieate got away first and ued at | was never h aied, winning by four full | dholders of the | len, | ers of the pablic. Charley Ch y was the only favorite to | s e was made on|win. Weathar cioudy, track muddy. \ ¢ which was plaved | (ne miie, maidens— | o0 2, closing post Iavorite. Dare Chota 84 (Kiley). 3 r pened 3 to 2 choice, al- | Mr. Easton 57 (1. Burns) | it et k to 11 to | Lady Marie 87 (J. Wooas), 3to 1 .......... | 3| Time. 1:53. Robert sines »i Bestrix 87, | -‘mrefdfi and | g - y 102. Atantic King 10 To the 109 also ran. *ka- furiongs, selins— 105 (T. Burns) (Doualdson), 10 to (3. Kobertson), 1t 5t F.or anna 103, Pitfall 103 Triiby | & Jack 112 aisoran. *Favorite. Five 1uc ongs, v Waldo 110 ( c . Lia 10 (R (Caywooa) ichols rode the winner. Marcel, 0614 Gilt Edge 107, Francis McCl piayed at 2)¢ 10 1, was tzken the Na “Depending 110 and e by Bob Is and w not 110 also ran. avori.e. at the fioisn. Narvaez man-| oo ung e eighn mie at the post on Grady, and e 103 fGerner of coin was red up then J. Woods), o re.ish 8 Twost n, decided = was oniy a gailop Oaul.‘l() to1 1 receded ; . e 5, vur Hope 109, Red | 117 mis0 ran. Sapt. 16.—-The rainy weather ol to-day was instrumentalin the overturning of the favorites at the Fair | Groun Tne track was sioppy, the | : = 2ad a haf furlor ing difficalt, anu_but one favurite won. g e SRR Sy Combs a.d-d one to his usuai | .. 1 | bumber of winning mounts, making three 98, Ida- for the da iiarebi -5 | Bl 3 | Miss Brambie n Corol ton 104, lempesta 103, Hazel Green, Urganpilot, « Boy 112 and vur C.i- sravorite. Wi all 103, mate 109 also ran. Ihe Wad 10s, l‘d{rl:) Nl 310 Murphy), 100, Chariotte M Decapo 103, King- | aptoa 103, Alvert C 5. 830 ran. *Favorlte. | farlongs, selling. ph Lister 103 (. lia 100 ( Soushar1) Rutherford 03 « w hiite 1L stic 103, Bura.a D. McSwel 110, by S Car.o-Cal es, seiifug— <) er 106 (Sue.l). 6 01 3134 Arda b 109 also ran. sime. 1 “Favorite. Six furlongs, tv o-year-o Kmpres- Joepbine 95 (L, Lombs), 210 1, of M. 1.0 (Hinke ), even.. L 13151 TR 3 cula- Keex 95, Bonnie Jane 93 Be \esi 110 also ran. *cavoiite Tewandu 95 (Gilmore 1ime, 1417, and Lads o1 ost). 2tol..... (Hinkey), 12 to 1 ianan 93 (stevens Yy Cau L see s 93, Aquarelia 98, Tommy Rutter 94 104 sna *Hano Belle 104 also ran. ime, as Har VARICOCELE. A TROUBLE THAT EATS OUT THE BEST OF A MAN'S LIFE. Ha, *ravoni l'.\(,'i.\\'\]'l' OH10, Sept. 16.—Results: ive farl: seiling, French Gray wom, it Can Be Cured. | Adum Russell 'second, Azucena tnwrd. Time, Sev.n furlongs. seiling, High Test won, Liew A Slmple Remedy. | -\ulxu~eL{u«: Parson third. Time, 1:28 > 5 S:ven farlongs seliing, Ramona won, Os- | Two out of aver) three men experience | curo ~econa, Aunt Jane third. Time, 1:28. a dragzing pain 1n the back and loins after | The Garnet stakes, six turlongs, Maivolio standing stll for a few minutes. It is|won, Lieber Karl secoud, Gallivang third. Varicocele or weakness of the delicate | Time, 1:14% muscles branching out from the spine| Ot d”"‘“' eing TeriermEnon WON) LW, e supporting the. ital paris Drugs | s¢¢ond, Duminica third. Time,1:42. ' DETROIT, MrcH , Sept. 16.—R-suls at Wind- are powerless Elect to cure it, but Dr. Sanden’s | sor." gx furiongs, eoiitg ric_Bel: has cured thousands of such | Farmiife second, Bonits third. Time, 1:1635 Read about it in the book, ““Three | Seven furlougs, seliing, nza won, \h:e- es of Men,” wh ch is sent free. Call ‘ rezal second, Auarax third. Time, 1:30%%. or address Osemile. Double Quick won Iugomar IR R R e | oud, Leoncie thir, ime, 1:43. M-fl‘:'{[’;’;t ";w“_;:j‘: “;;u;";l;‘m “an | Five and a bali furiones” Juuge Wardell won, ricet street, st X % - Office howred & 2. $0:8:30 = x5 | (x)ulul:!z zie second, Peter McCue. third, Time, Skiliman won, sec- 7 1. Consultation free and 1 et i aiceet” Loy Angeies: | Five and s hall furlongs, selling, heats; cei. Portland, Or.; 93> six- | first heat, Harris Lee wou, Kosiro second, {eenth screer, Denver, Cola Katie W third, Time, 1:10, ucts and to state | published | lated tbe law | terday, | sociatiou of | Zeehandalaar said to THE | dwelling 2 | and Figoeroa streets, was burned at 11 | dyke to-day - AVIGTORY FOR HOME PRODUCTS Los Angeles Leads in a Campaign of Great Importance. Means Millions to California’s Manufacturers a nd Pro- ducers. Hitherto Dead-Lstter Law Regard- Ing Pub! ¢ Institution Supplles to Be Enforcead. LUS ANGELES, Can, Sent. 16 — Through the efforts of the Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of Los Angeles a signal and very important vie- tory has been won for home products. In tie end the campaign that has been so fortuitously iraugurated by tiis organiza- tion may mean hundreds of thousands of aollars annually to the manufacturersand praducers of California, perhaps m Ilions. At the last se:sion of the Legislature a section which required all public instituticns of the State when adver.ising for bids for supplies to give preference to home prod- in their advertisements that they would give such preference, Up to within a few days this law has been an abs e drad letter. A few days ago the Board of Supervisors of Riverside County caused an advertisement to be bids for supplies for one of the public institutions of that county. It called tor an Eastern brand of baking powder and for Eastern soap, coffee and crackers. This came to the attention of Secretary F. K. Zeehandalaar of the local Mer- chant d Manuiacturers’ Association, who at onc> entered into correspondence with the Board of Supervisors and the District Attorney of R.verside County. He informed them referred manufacture or propuction. On the thowin - made by Secretary Zee- nandalaar the Riverside District Attoracy instructed tne Board of Supervisors that they had violated both the letterand the | spirit of the law, and suggested that all | bids that had been received be rejected. Such action was taken by the board yes- and to-day the zood news was conveyed to the Merchants’ and Manufac- | turers’ Association of this city. It was only a month ago that thc asso- ciation organized a home-product depart- ment, with a special committee 10 mskz a vigorous campaign, much upon the lines of tne Manufacturers’ znd Producers’ A-- San Francisco. That committee has been steadily at work ever since. with the object of cre- | ating public sentiment as a groundwork for accomplishing itsaims. The instance cited was the fir<t opportunity tba: pre- sented itself for testing the new section of the Political Code relat.ve .to0 home prod- icts for home institutions, and through the energy and intelligence of Secretary sehandalaar it was promptly seized and victory won that e<tablishes a most able precedent, and which will prob- ve followed all along the line through- out the State. Commenting on the matte: Secretary L corre- spondent: “The result of a stronzand united effort on the part of the associations of San Francisco and of this city will be that all the public institutions of Caitfornia will beinduced to foreign and Eastern articles w:ll be ex- cluded from them. may mean millions of dollars to California producers, as the | law applies not only to food products, but to furnishings of all kinds, to building materials to evervthing that is or can bes manufactured or produced in California.” —— AT 1 ON FIRE ANGELES. | 1. U. Smith’s Lesiaence Consumed and a Fireman Injured. NGELES, CaL, Sept. of L 0. Smitn, corver ot 16 —The Adams LO8 o'clock to-night. The fire started either in the kitchen or on the outside, and in- cendiarism i+ suspected. The family had retired and the blaze was | not d:scovered until it had gained consid- erable neadway. When the Fire Depart- ment was calied much time was lost on acconnt of the scarcity of water. One fireman fell from the roof of a poreh, a distance of fifteen feet, striking his back across an iron railing and was seriously injured. The house and con- tent< were a total loss, amounting to $15,000. . PECULIAE LEGAL POINT. 4 Divorced Wife's Claim to Her Late Husband’s Estate 1OS ANGELES, Car., Sept. 16.—The wiaow of the late Charles H. Young, who was delendant in a divorce suit three weeks ugo, appeared before Judge Van- in connection with the in- heritance of her late husband’s esiate. The divorce vrocsedings resulted in a victory for the hushand, the court grant- | ing an absolute divoree, but before the decree had been signed Young died. The | | guestion now arises as to whether Mra. ! Young is not the lawful widow and en- to the deceased’s estate, which 1s | titiel valued at several thousand dollars. The court cverruled a mo ion made by the attorneys who regresented Mr. Young to have the divorce dcclared valid and complete, ana ordered the matter sub- mited 10 him on brieis. o - INJUNCTION ‘DENIED, San Diego Land ond Zown Company Cannot Shut Of dtx Water. LOS ANGELES, CaL., Sept. 16.—One of the cases growing out of the litiration of the San Diego Land and Town Company was promptly settled this morning in the United States Circuit Court. It was an application for an injunction on certain water consume:s on the part of the com- pany ssking that thev be estopped from bringing suit in the Siate court to pre- vent the company from shutting off their water supply becanse they had not .paid the rate charged for irrization water. The fact that one could not be shut off without the other was held to be the fault of the company’s pipe system, and the motion tor an injunction was denied. e e Mexican Independ=nee Celebrated. LOS ANGELES, CaL, Sept. 16.—The eighty-seventh anniversary of the inde- pendence of Mexico was celebrated in Music Hall by the Mexican residents of this city under the auspices of the Junta Pa rioiica Mexicana. Senor Guillermo Andrade, Mexican Consal, wa< the speaker of the evening. Patriotic speechies and a musical programme completed the celebration. e B S Swing the Pullman Car Company. LOS ANGELES, Carn., Sept. 16 —Mrs. 8. Hafner of San Berpardino commenced suit in the United States Circuit Court to- day claiming $30,000 damages from the Pullman Palace-car Company. Last was added to the Political Code | tkat they had vio- | to by advertising | | for certain brands of goods not of local se Lome proaucts, and that | Avpril, while on her way from Chicago to San Bernardino, Mrs. Hafuer claims that she was assauited by a Puliman conuuctor named Carey, - Lo« Angeles Qil Weils Closed. LOS ANGELES, Cav, Sept. 16.—An in- vestigation of the oil fields to-day shows that practically all the welis owned by private individuals who sell the product are clo-ed down. The only wells running | are those owned by companies which con- same their own procuct. JOLLIFICA41UN 41 LEMOURE. Mexican Residents Celebrate in & Most Enthusiastic Manner. LEMOORE, CaL., Sept. 16.—The Mexi- can population of this ciiy and vicinity | celebrated the eighty-seventh anniversary of Mexican independence to-day with great eclat. Guas were fired at sunriszand at 10 o’clock there was 2 street parade, participated in by the Lemoore fire de- vartment. Miss Maranda, dressed in the national colors of green, white and red,was Goddess of Liberty, and Miss Duartes was Columbia on a decorated car surrounded by thirteen besutiful Spanish children, esch of whom waved a tiny American flag. In the line was a smalichildina smalt two-wheeled cart drawn by a goat, which drew rounds of applause from the youth of the sireets. A grandstand had been erected in the ark,where literary exercises were held.2J. _Villolober delivered an elocuent address in Spanish. The singing was by a number of voung ladies, led bv Mrs. Santa Maria, Miss Louise Carr accompanying on xnc‘ piano. Two beeves, three sheep and two | pigs were barbecned, and at least 1000 peo- ple were fed. The exercises were well conducted, everybody enjoved themselves. and the whole affair reflzct2d crediton the Mexi- can popuiation of Lemore and King County. oA Ed Reed Convicted of Manslawghter, AUBURN, CaL., Sept. 16.—Ed Reed, a young man charged with killing an old | miner named Green Brown above Forest NEW TO-DAY — CLOTHING. HERE IS SOMETHING T0 TALK ABOUT. There is something doing at all times in our store. We are always selling something for less money than other stores buy the same thing for. YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR EYE ON US. IT'LL PAY YOU Two 2 §c Tullays. To-Day -Morrow 50 CENTS' WORTH OF GOODS FOR 25 GENTS. ‘ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. T Men's Stanle\ Shirts. In all colors and stripes. They are made of washable percale and are the soc quality. Our price for the two days 29¢€. Middy Nailor Caps. In red, blue and brown, trimmed with Hercules braid, the same goods that are sold for s0c by us and everywhere else. Our price for the two days 25c. 25¢. 3 X . 69 o8 71 92 .21 New York. Cincinnati. .. Cleveland .. TON, Mass., Sept. much for the Bostons to-day | made & raliy in the last two.innings, came too late to wiu the game. Kiobedanz was very erratic and was respons least two of the runs. Atteadance S ore: 16.—Meekin was too 6000, Eoston . New York. Batt r!ivi— Kiobedanz I\Hd n»n\‘ Warner. Umpire—L . | BALTIMOR bar 16.—The cham- | plons tied with Philadelphia, and, as a result, | will play a double header to-morrow after- noon. The home club failed to win to-day ou | count of weak team work at the bat. Nops batted freelr, but the Oriole were able to tie the score owing to Taylor's wild i last two inr . Game calied in ninth ning on account of darknees. Attendance 1775. Score: | R H. 453 i 10 layxor and Boy Baltimore. _Batteries—Nops an : Ump res—Emslie and Ca: ponter. BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Se@ until the ninth to-day that t certain that they had the Washinztons won, and the series of singles by Griffiu, 16.—It was not « Brooklyns wer game with the only through a ! hindle, Anderson and Schoch. Kennedy was taken lil in the | second inning and was forced to give way to | Fisher. Score: R H E Brooklyn 5 13 0 Washinvton. 3 4 8 - | Batterics. ennedy, Fisher and A. Smith; Mer- cer and McGuire. Umpire—Hu: ECHES e ot Do-Do's Nec: Bro'en. | BUFEALO, N. Y., Sept. 16.—Do-Do fell and broke her neck in the steeplechase at Fort Erie this afternoon. Her jockey was not hur Wearher clear; track fast. Five furlongs, South Afriea wom, Cyclone second, Floto third. Time, 1:0: One mile, selling, Skate wor ond, Kenosna third. Time, 1:4t SIX furlongs, two-year-oids, K ‘niuraski won, Fox second, Nabob tnird. Time, 1:151; Six turionrs, high-weight handicay, far- | ringion won, Tukanassee second, Minnie A. phonse third. Time, 1:151;. Oue mile, selling—Evaline won, Earth sec- ond, Hurl third. Time, 1:413{ Steep echase short cours-—sam Tale won, Martineti sec Tim 17! . avarin sec- KEW TO-DAY. OUR SOCIETY BLUE BOOK. The San Francisco ““Blue Book'’ for the sea- son of 1897-98 is now being compiled, and will embrace in its scope not oniy this metropolis the princ pal centers of popu State nt large. The publication will be the tenth edition of the wor;, which in the past has merited and won public approba- tion for its elegance of style and finish, its completeness of detail and informa- tion, The “Biye Book” contains the names and addresses of the cities and towns in- view, and as an ad- has no superior and few equals. The coming editton will be compiled urdar the most rigid, rerutiny as to the respectsbil- ity and standing of those whose names appear in its lists af society people. Business houses i which desire the ouly reliable directory con- | (aining the private addresses of ladies in the residence districts of the various cities and | towns referred toin its paces willdo well 10 | | send in their sateriptions at once, as the edi- | tion wili be limited 10 1000 copies. As the work is almost exclusively circulated amonz the wealthy and refined classes of our people, business men generaily canuot fail to see the advantage it postesses as sn advertis- | ing medium and directory for first-class paironage, especinlly for the holiday trade, The rates for advert sements arc: One prge, §50; one-hali page, $30; one-fourth page, one-fifth page, $15; oue-tenth page, $10. The adveruiser is entitled to one copy of the book iree of charge, and his name, nddress and business are published in the classified shopninzguide. Single covies to subscribers are $5 each. Notice of change of residence may be sent to CHARLES | Post sireet, San Francisco, Cal. Baja California Damiana Bitters l! 4 POWERFUL APHEODISIAC AND specific tonic for the sexual and urinary organs of tOth sexes, and u great remedy for diseases of e Kidneys and bisddes. ‘A grea: Restorativa 1nvigorator and Nervine. ~ Sells on its owa Meriu: 80 long-winded testimonials nece sary. NABEN, ALFS & BKUNE, Agents, 823 Market St., B, ¥.—(Sead tor Circular.) Wrigh's Indimn Vegetabls Pills Are ackoowledged by thousands of persons who aave us>d tnem fOr OVer forty years 1o cure 3 CK HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, CoNSTIPA- FION, Torpid Liver, Weak Stomach, Fimples and purity the Biood. Crossman's Speeifs Mixtura Wauh l-ulll.w Pers0ns can cure loemselves without ihe leasi exposure, change of die:, or change in application 1o business. The medicins contains noiking Lhai Is of the least lllnry 10 she gonsHiation. Askyour drugeist foric Frice, 31 0 Hill, was to-day found guilty of man- siaughter. | OVER THE DIAMUND. Philadelphia Ties the Champions. hew York Bats Out the Bean Peaple. Crums - I'e.! CLURS. Baltimore .. 18 Brookiva The home team 1 but it | le for at| but the adjacent cities and towns and some of | tion in the | elite of society in the | cluded within its pur- | vertising medium it ! | Dividends to Stoc holaers. HOAG, editor and publisher, 225 | Ribbed Underwear. In tan and gray fleeced, medium weight, the 5oc quality, Our : Men's l)éi'li is and Blouses. The genuine French Percale, |l prettily trimmed, the regular 50C quu]lt Our price for the price for the two days | e 25c. 2 DAY'S MORE Of the Men’s, Yourhs’ and Boys’ Suit Sale. You dun’t want to miss this chance. It is a rare one and means money in your pocket. During this sale vou have yeur choice in Men’s Suits of 5 lots of A from $4.65 to $8. of 4 lots of B in Youths’ Suits from $2 95 to §6.45; of 4 lots of C 1n Boys’ Suits from $1.15 to 3 THE BALDWIN CLOTHIERS 0924-980 Marlket St. BALDWIN ANNEIX. Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt and Careful Attention. Out-of-town buyers granted 5 days additional. l { | | EIGHTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ——O0F THE—— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | ——O0F THE—— HARTFORD FIRE ; INSURANGE ; GOMPANY +i t STATEMENT ——O0F THE—— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS ——OF THE—— SVEA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ()l‘ GOTHENBURG, SWED ON THE 31-t day of December, A. I 1896, and for t e ear ending on tha.day, as made to the Insurance Commissioner 01 the State of Califoruia, pur<uant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Commissioer. Insurance pursuant to ihe pre 1 of the Po.itical Co hed by the Commis CAPITAL, ock, pald up in blank furni: Amount of Capital Cash. $533,333 3 | e CAPITAL ASETS. Amount of Capita! Stock, paid up in Real Estate owned by Company $662533 33 | Cashooo g +.$1,250,00000 Loans oo Bonds and Mortgages...... 2,125,129 26 i Bonds owned by Company......... 2,006,077 64 ASSETS, Amount of Loans secured by pveazn Ran) Eatstaaunct by Coiane of Bonds, SMOCKS ani otLer mark able securities as collaiera Cash in Company’s Office and Interest due and accrued o: Stocks aid Loas...... . Premiums in due Course of € “15 on Bond. ash Market Value of al Bonds owned by (‘ompa: Amount of Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks and other marketable Securities as collateral Cash m Com Office. ash in Banks. 560,003 49 ,286 9° 60.396 81 c tion.... - 36,564 12 | Interest due and accrued on Bonds and Bents due and accrued. ) ue from - oun on | pMoTtEazeS Company’s Agents...... 2 594070 | Preminms in (i Coursd of Collection. Due from other €ompanies. 146.:99 19 | Rents dueand accrued. Total Assets...... Total Assels LIABILITIES. Losses in process of Adjustment or oo aale sses in proces . | Losses in proce in ~uspense 3 $03,333 33 | “Tuspense. . Gross premiumson Fire R | Losses Resisted, inciuding running one vear or less; rein- | Gross Premi “ml‘ on l"x;P fi“])‘\; r:aynmng ! | Toue yeir x less, #4.50 o suzkiize OUmer gohss Gy 42966305 ) per cent. = 1 4 insurance Gross premiums on rar running wore than one year, re- | insurance pro : ata. Liability under Life dep: Cash dividends remaining unpai iums on Fire Ki ime year, $5.03 1; DTO Fata. ,ndBmkvm:e due and to 00170 | 1045 Al ot Inst the Com- 1 = et e DT e - T Ll —— 3141997 Total Liabllities.. i 31.419 97 : INCOME. e | Net Cash actually received for Fire 1 INCOME. | pPremiuma: e ltasuml 83| Net Cash actually received for Fire R T L 1] premiums.. .. 81 187,767 05 Recei ved for int on Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from all other sources Received for Life Insurance pre- miums. sours 431,826 29 | Received for Hent Total Income... Total Income. .. EXPENDITURES. i for Fire Losses (in- . losses of prev Net amount cluding vears Dividends to Stockhol ders Fuid or allowed for Commission EXPENDITURES, Net amount paid for Fire Losses or 1aid or allowed for Commission or Brokerage. .. Pad for ~alaries. rees, and other charges for officers, clerss, ete.... Paldfor State, National aud local taxes. All o.her paymenis and expendi- tures. 3 Total Expenditures 317,118 60 153,072 33 State. National and Local 1axes All'other yayments and expenditures Total Expenditures | Net amounr wiitten I Losses Incurred during the year (fire).$5:3,567 77 | RISK: AND PREMIUMS, 585,403,051 |$7,173.438 97 404,757,028 | 6,18, 788.511.325 | 9625620 “amount of Risks ¢ pired duriug the year. | | Netamount m force De-| | _cewber 31, 18¢ g 1 s541.997.010| 91,590,780 37 | BT M)fll’l.l,b.. s $3.264392.15 Surplus to l’ohey-holdcrs $4514.392.15 GEORGE L. CHASE. President. . KOYCE, Secretary. Subscribed and sv\om to before me this 14th day of JARUA ISVL. B, SCOTT, Notary Public. | PACIFIC DEPARTMENT, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H. K. BELDEN, Manager. WHITNEY PALACHE, Assistant Manager. T|FIRE RISKS | PREMICMS. Big & is_a non-poisonous remedy for Gonorrheea, | Gleet, Spermatorrhe ites, unnatural di ¢harged. or any inflamm, irTitation or ulcera Preveats conagion. tion of mucous mem- rizEvans CHemicat Co. b:.nu. Non-as Netamount of Risks| i Yeal Net amount of Risks year il 195,005,284 526,570 34 Net amount in Mrw T. FUR~TENBU RG, Vice- Pres. M. OLBERS, =ecr-tary. of April, 1897 GUDM. A. KERMARK, Notary Public. General Agents Pacific Coast, 407 and 409 Montgomerv 5t , 8. F., Cal. FPHIS WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE OLY tcures Private,Nervous,Blood and Skin nd for Book, free. Patients reasonable. Hours. 9 to3 ion Tice aud sucrediy conBaental. Call or P. ROSCOE McNULYY, M.D., written during the' expirea during lhel Decensber 31, 1896. | 154,197‘3183 718.771 54 Subscribed and sworn to before me, lhll 2d day EDW. BROWN & SON, Manly Power restored. Over '<s. Sundays, 10to 12. Consulia- -address 26); Kearny Street. San Fraucisce, Cal or 3 botttee, $.75. #o0t on request. | Paid for State, Philadelphia Shoe (. o. I0 Thiro Sr. e e e STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 100 NOST BUY HERE THERWISE YOU CANNOT BUY the shoe, we are advertising for $2. 25, for they raiail elsewhere for 83 a pair. That IS not exsggera fon, for here Is the description: Ldies Extra Fine \ici Kid 1ace Shoes. strai-ht foxed. new coin toes and kid tips, double soles and low heels, made especially for oar fall trade, light kid uppers and solid, durable soles. For this week reduced to $2.25, All widths and sizes. S T A HORSE i Maon’ I [ HIDE Bms Knee Pants. Men's and Boys’ Golf Caps, § § snocs, in Tweeds, Cassimeres and|In all shades, styles and sizes, 80c. Scotch wools, in different shades | the same as you pay soc for. ! and ail sizes, the regular 5oc, Our price for the two days Fomerhing new, neat and durable fn quality. ~OQur price for the two e ek days tips, spring heeis and couble so.es; EE Sizes 11 to $1.0 Countrv orders solicited. 23 Send for New lliustrated Catalogue. Audress B. KATCHINSKI FHILADELPHIA SHOE cCoO., 10 Third St.. San Francisco. STATEMENT ——OF THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS ——OF THE—— AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY F PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF Penusyivania on the 3ist day of December, A.D. 1896. and for the year endinz on tha: day,as made to the Insurance Commissioner of ibe State of California. pursusut to the provisions of secs tions 610 and 611 of the Poiiticu: « udv, . ondensed as perblank furnished by the Cummil=sioner. CAPITAL. al Stock, paid up in Amount of Ca Cash. $500,000 00 A Real Estate owned by Com: J.oans on Bounds and Mort Cash Market Value of ait ‘mck( . d Bonds owned (y « om; any. Amount of Loans secured b pledze o1 Bonds, Stoc<s snd othier ma.- Kk-1able se ‘urities as collateral. .. 1n Company’s Office Cash ia Banks Interest due and lwcrurd on >10-ks and loans. Intere-t due and accrued on Bonds and Morigages Premioms1n due Course of Coilect Rents due a~d acc ued Ground rents well secured. “ail Total Assets. LIABILICIE . Lesses adjusted and unpud $13,385 17 Losses in process of Adjustment of in Suspense. .. 85,194 74 Losses resisted, including expepses. 18,528 03 | Gross premiums on Fire Risks ru ning one year or iess, $960,065 84 reinsurance 50 per cen: . 480,031 90 Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- Ding_more thau one year, $834,- 198 75: relnsurance pro rata... 375,918 05 Amount r-c.aimabie by the insured on perpetual Fire lnsurance Polfcles... . . ccoconniioniaiaiae 564,564 87 Commissions aud Brokerage due and to become due. . BT 17,438 78 Total Liabilittes... $1,560,056 56 INCOME. | Net Cash actually received tor Fire premioms. - -.$1,220,300 74 Recelved for interest on Bonds aud Morteages...... = « 69,513 39 Received for interest aad dividends on Bonas, Stocks, Loans and from a.l other sonrces 39,970 8 Recaived for Rent: 1112 0 Recelved for net 1.216 30 1,704 05 33% GO Total Income.... EXPEDITURES, Net amount paid for Fire Losses (in- cluding $170.234 11, losses of previous years) 7 Dividends to Stockholders. Patd or allowed for Commission or Brokerage. . Paid for Salaries, Fees and other charges for officers, clerks, eic. National and Local 228,845 24 105,250 00 Taxes.. 17,916 49 All other paymenis and expendi- tures £ 95,954 T4 Total Expenditures. Losses incurred during the year (fire)..$661,8 754 RISKS AND PREMIUMS | FIR® RISKS. PREMIONS. Net amount of Risks written during the| year. Net amoant of Risks| expired during the| Net amount 1 foroe December 31, 1896 THOS H. MONTGOMERY, President. RICHARD MARIS. Secretars. Subscribed and sworn to before me this T9th day ot January, 1897 H. ¥ REARD EDW. BROWN & SON, General Agents Pacific Coast, 407 and 409 Montgomery St.. S. F, Cal. $1:3,123,289 $1,511,766 67 122,021,135 146,396,055 1.555,011 88 45 N, Notary Public. VOICE—SINGING TOICES SUCCFSSFULLY DEVELOPED IN voiume, compass aud qualitv, and carefully trained aod prepared jor Par or, Platform. Con- cert, Choir, Stage or Orera. Former p:pils and references: Frauz Vetter, Dan Morrisou, Abbie Whingery, Adelaide Detchon, Maric Halton, Barnili, Albani, Lagrange, Marchesi, Amy Lesiie, Grace Greenwood. Helen Poiter. «ic. For terms and instruetions apply o CLARKE'S VOCAL STUDIOS, 933 Narket st