The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 17, 1897, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 IR, GOOPER A BIGAMIST Married a Young Girl in Australia and Deserted Her in Canada. H e Subsequently Married the Girl Whom He Brought to This City, Chief Lees Recsives a Touching Let- ter From Mrs. Bertha Young, the First Wife's Mother. Harry Westwood Cooper's sins are fi\‘.d{ng him out. Yesterday Chief Lees received positive information thatheisa bigamist and deerted a young wife and her little brother in a strange land, with- out a cent to support either. The Chief was in receipt of a letter from Mrs. Bertha Young, 150 Simcoe street, To- ronto, Canads, inclosing an open letter to be delivered to Cooper in the City Prison, 150 ToroNTO, Septemb. Harry: What in heavenw's na, &r about you? Why have yo! M0,3410 MR Wit ‘HAVENT GoTA A wa: ker { 35 3 Bur zv, ARELUTAT 0N A8 £ Gor SUMFIN Erse LiAmMS T REPUTATION As % { | THE RETURNED KLONODINKER S LAUGRED HEARTILY R you took from 10 me by * be u tiue, g¢ what do I find? I come lia and find her des: 5 room wit iri mption ani - both with my ron, whom 110 and whom you pros him, 1 find, “God for- What have the mean e is much more 1 first await your reply. 1 and that is to tell me the God g in th cons poor < 1/ ever he go ised to have well t 0 be said, but I w wish a reply at on truth, stiy to work and repaid my sister 1 but to go on making b a coward, run away & ife’ and ber young brother among sirangers without a c ned-us indeed ve o o .m0 mon through fir the time in her life is in nk of that if you have thouxht I shall wait just long enough 8 Jeave 'you fir Poor Beri servicel for any one else. | finally passed until March fixed in February, as the law requires, and in eonsequence there is very generaldoubt as 1o whether Trustees Richards and Hoff, Who. were members of the board at the time, will retain their office. Trustee Richards, who is the president | of the board, expresses the opinion that the decision would not aifect the board, for the water-rate ordinance, sithough not 24 hnad been passed to print before the end ot February. President Richards’ resignation has been before the board for some time, g0 he is not pagicularly anxious as to the outcome of the decision. Town A torney Hayne also believes that baving begun to fix the rates in February the Tru-tees cannot be ousted for derelic- tion of duty. MRUEALEY AS py, - CErREMONIES wag s ER OF MAGNIFICENT - Sucetss | I WALKING FOR 1 THAT CAKE Colored Society Qut in Force to Promenade Pavilion Flcors. The great cake-walk is a thing of the past. The Pavilion was packed; every { available bit of space was filled with eager to geLa reply from you before 1send word to my sister. BERTHA Yo Inclosed in the letter to the O vhoto of Cooper, which is here repro- duced, and the following clipping from the Toronio Evening News of Septem- ber 7z the not bigamist wnd swindler, whose escapades in Toronto and uimur Town: exposed in t n Cal sind! u he f mpaign, 1 trict, and & rarrived in seerch of her. The two stili he ine the resulloi tke trial in California Thomas Campaign, father of the young girl who eloped with Cooper, in wri e in Toronto Ida Maud mer of that w days Ago & wife's the city irom A are fir ormation as 10 his daughier’s wi pouts, says that they were al. deceived by scoundrel, and that ihe fimily were anx ous 10 receive the girl back t never heard from her sinc Detective Seymour took the letter from Cooper's mother-in-law 10 the City Prison.and handed it to him. Cooper re- fused to accept it, denying that it was for him, “Do you mean to tell me that letter is mot for you?'’ asked the detective. *I do,"” replied Cooper, *Is tuat your picture?” showing him the photo. Cooper’s face turned crimson, and he said, defiantly: “I will not suy whether it is or not.” : “You kunow it is,” you know also thi- letter is for youn “You are a liar,” retorted Cooper. For an instant they looked at they having 1e went away. asked Seymc said Seymour, “and each ief wasa oiber, and there way blood in S-vmour's | eye, but he restrained himself and walked away. Cooper was married in Toronto by Rev. | J. A, Rankin to Jda Maud Campzizn of tne township of Mulmur on May 24 last, | bei Charles ¥.sh and Amy Austin. Chief Lees is in possession of the marriage certiticate. She is now like the otuer young wifu— in astrangs Jand among strangers. with- ont 8 cent of money and living on charity. Mrs. Rose F i had a long tals with her yest-rdny morning and offered her sheiter 1n her home till her trouble is the witnesses over, and the poor girl gladly accepted the i offer. She will likely go there to-morrow. The Grarnd Jury will to-day be asked to investigate Cooper’s actions while in this city and bring indiciments against him, so as to have the case taken into the Su- perior Court as speedily as possible, and Dot have 1o wait for the delay in having a preliminary examination in ihe Police : (Wagner), biryione obligato, L. Klot: Court. TRUSTEES MAY BE OUSTED, Like San ¥ran s Supervisors They ailed to Fix the Water lates in Febraary. BERKELEY, Caw, Sept. cision of Judge Wallace yesterday ousting the Supervisors of San Francisco threat- | (1) “Biue and Gray.” (b) “Hu to have a similar effect in | () “WilizSong’'; ens, if upheld, Berkeley. The water rates here were not finally 16.—The de- ! land Mrs. Tobn: sextet from “Lucia” (Don. | zetth); gr spectators. They peeped in from under the ropes, they peered from the roof, and they all joined in cheering wildly every time a member of the colored band of participants passed within hearing dis- tance, Mr, Healy walked about with that beautiful expression peculiar to the tri- All the local colored four hun- dred were there, with perhaps the excep- tion of Mr. Hughes, who did not honor the festivities with his presence. Never- theles: they all seemed happy. Several Klondikers were present and beamed smili y uponall. Promptly at 9 o’clock the band struck up *“El Caplitan’ and the cake-walkers made tbeir appearance. They marched round the Puvilion, en- tered the inclosure reseryed for them at the band«tand, and, bowing gracefully to the judges, seated (hemselves. Mr. Healy mounted the stand, and announced that the walk would begin, the band started off once more, and then, how they did walk! All kinds ana styles of walking was representcd there. The dandy, with his pretty liitle jos-trot, glided round with a grac: inimitabte. Some waiked with all the seriousness of life, others put n some little comedy touches, notably, No. 7 and his partner, and they served to keep the crowd in a perpetual roar. A special prize was awarded to them in spite of the fact that No. 3 objected. He was of a serious turn of mind, and thoueht it was undignified to introduce any burlesque atall. He was ovarruled, thouzh, and No, 7 end his lady made all the fun they wanted to. Mr. Will'ams was there, but as every thing went off serenely he was not given an opportunity to show hi: boasted aoil- ityas a “first-rate scrapper The first prize wa< won by D. D Green and Miss Lyeurgus; second, Cuarles Young and M Lulian Dale; third, David Smith and Miss E. Jackson; fourth, W. Lancaster and Miss J. Rivers; fiith, E. Lancaster and Miss G. Robinson; sixth, J. Stewart and Miss M. Stewar: ; seventh, Thomas Moore and Miss D. Boyd; eighth, Griffith Wiisen and Miss L. Holmes. Tha tirst three prizes were: One wedding cake, Ruedizer & Loesch, New Vienna bakery; one lady’s secreiaire, Charle: board, D. McRae, 827 Mission street. The judees were: Captain Burns, Har-y H. Wood, P. H. Livingstone and E. Lenville. Governcr Budd and staff will attend the fair to-night and will be received by a salute of artillery on their arrival at ihe Pavilion. The Battle of Gettysburg will Le repeated in nor of the Governor, with additional effects. An invitation Las been extended to the Bo: of Trus- tees to attend a - ocial session given by the San Francisco lodge of Wlks at their hall to-night upon the close ot the fair. Con- ductor Rogers will be the guest of honor and the fuir band will 2lso be in attend- ance. Following is the pregramme for to-day: AFTERNOON, Overture, “‘Ruy Bias” (Mendelssohn); ga- votte, “My Sweetheart’’ (Burald); gems from “Wizard oi the Nile,” by request (Herbert); idyll, “The Mill in the Forest” (Eilenbers “Irisn Patrol” (Puerner) orchlight Dance’ (Meyerbeer): 80 0 for cornet, W. B. Rogers; eiirus and romanzi from’ “Tannhauser Span- *'La 2 ish Fiest wal 7, Ln Snrragossa” (R ncovieri) EVEN] Overture, “William Tell” (Rossini); Swedish weading _march (Sodermen); scenes fro. “Faust’” (Gonnod); duet for trombones, Mr (Laugez); nd (sntusie, “Battle of Geitysbu (Cappn); chorus by pupils of Franklin Gram- mar Sciocl, Richnrd D. Faulkner principa , Miss Janz Seymour Kiink direcress: chorus by pupils of the Fraukiin Grammar Schoo — Pppy Poasants,” corner solo, “Sing, Smile, slumber” (by d), Walter B! Rogers; waltz, " (Doseaert); march, “Dress Parade” (Sherman). | steam vessel inspection service at Seattle, ROADTING THE LOGAL BOARD Captain Bermingham Re- verses Their Ruling in the Mexico Case. Pours Hot Shot Into Their Judgment and Manner of Proceeding, | Censured for Calling in Witnesses Who Gave Jack Bunsby Infor- mation on Hearsay. ‘With reference to the appeal of Captain H. C. Thomas of the steamer Mexico against the decision of the local board of Wash., Captain John Bermingham, sap- | | ervising insdector of the first district, has | fancy | M. Pium & Co.; one walnut side- | 2 | findings are specially pointsd | § BAT AINT FAIR oy WALKINY EVEV AFLASHLIGHT rimg EXPOSUREST O UCOND D1sPEL THE OENSE DARKNESS —anp THIS 15 +0mv TMEDLATE LOOKED rendered a depision which entirely sets aside the findings of the lccal board. In Captain Berminghsm's decision he says the local board fe led to take the testi- mony of Chief Engineer Plaskett of tlie Mexico, which was a very important fac- ter of the case. The supervising inspector recalls the circumstances of the case, and also says the local board entertained the ovinion that prompt action referring to confining the water in the forehold by shoving down hatches seems to have been | reached without asking Captain Thomas or other witnesses as to the feasibility of such a proceeding under the existing cir- cuinstances. The whole report of Captain Berming- ham is a roast on the ocal board. The in that direction. The following are extracts: First—Tnat Captain Thomas did not, as charged by the court below, bring his ship 100 close iuto Cape Chacon and rocks when he retired, but ieft her in the best possile | condiiion, all things considerea, at the time mentioned; nor was she drifting too close to the cap: and rocks until 3 A. M. If such was t he case how could she have reachea West Devil’s Rock, fourieen miles from the care, in a run of nine miies directly after that hour in charge of United Siates Licensed Pilot Connell, who at that time Cap- tain Thomas had every rezson to believe was placed on board his ship as pilot, as he surely was by reason of bis holding'the aforesaid license, therefore to be trusied to earry out the instructions given him by Captain Thomas, who, under the circumstances, was justifiea | inretiring ? How miserably Conneil carried outsaid instructions is shown by hisloss of a fine ship. Second—The local boards are empowered and should be competent to hear the testimony in any case that may come before them—sifting the evidence and deciding the case on its own merits; hence, they were in no way justified in calling in s théy did, for the purpose of getting expert testimony, United States Li- censed Master Pilot David Wallace, or United | States Licensed Pilot Benjumin Craig, both of the Topeks, and known to be compe- tent navigators in Alaskan waters; but neither knew anything of tho ¢:se at bar other than from hearsav. If their evidence cou.d be con- sidered by the local board 1t was an error t0 Dpermit them to be present, as they were, dur- ing the taking of tbe testimony of Captain Thomas, and at the same time enter into dis- cussions with the local board and the captain, who would have Leen justified in requesting that their evidence should have been stricken outas irrelevant and immaterial, or else to have demanded & new trial. However, the Jack Buusby”” answers of those 1wo wit- nesses to the hypothetical guestions of the local board may not have influenced the latter in reaching the phenomenal decision they bave in the cases of Captains Thomas and Connell. Third—I agree with the local board in its opinion that the ship struck on West Devils Rock, but s sh - was unquestionably in Cana- dian waters berore 3 A. M. when she wasstarted on her cour ortheast 7-8 enst) she con- tinued 1n Canedinn waters; therefore the local board had no autiority to revoke or suspend Captain Toomas' or Conuell’s pilot licenses, as it did for their alleged actionsin those waters @ that or Any other time. Caplain Toomes as United States licensed master was answerable 1o the officers of the steam vessel inspection service for any violation on his vartof the steamboat laws while in command of an American vessel (steam) in any waler. Section 4401, United Staies Revised Statutes, provides 11 specific terms that steam vessels sailing under register shall not be required to carry pilots licensed by the inspectors of eamboats. Vide department decision 665, page 303 ol the manual, fourth para- graph. Fourth—The Mexico wss sailing uncer reg- isier, and her master Or owners iy erefore were not wblizated under the law to employ & United s licenscd piot in Alaskan waters in his official capacity. It maiters not if there be 1o pilots licensed by tue territoriul officia.s; | bence, I hold that neither Captain Thom ss nor Conncll could legally be employed as United States licensed pilots on that vessel, nor were they 8s such under the circumstances subject to toe laws, rules and r-gulniions governing the steam vessel inspection service, even though the Mexico had been wrecked in Alas- kan waters; but ss the local voard entertained a different opinion they proceeded in a singu- Iar manner to punish Captain Thomas and Connell by giving the latter far the lighter punishment. As he, and not Captain Thomas, was unquestionably solely responsible for the ioss of tne Mexico; hence his, aid not Captain Thomas', licen<e should have been revoked by the jocal board had it the authority. Fifth—As the findings of the lower court as to the responsibiiity for the loss of the Mexjco are eutirely erroncous, therefore, for reasons above given, I wust decree that said findings be set aside, and it is 50 ordcred. JOHN BERMINGHAM, Supervising Inspector First District. MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE 0dd Fellows’ Hall Packed by Patriotic Followers of Cortez. The daugh'ers of Mexican biood and lineage adorned Old Feilows' Hall last night by the brightness of their costumes and th - variegated hues of their headgear transformed the aprearance of the hall into the resemblance of a tropical botanical garden. All that was lovely in the fairer sex and | the manliness of the male population of the Latin section of San Francisco was out in full force at the eighty-seventh anni- versary of Mexico's independence. Among the ladies of the Mexican Ladies’ Society who occupied seats on the plat- form were: Mrs. L. Z. Gosch, secretary; Mre. G. de Romo, treas Mrs. C. | Ybarra, Miss J. Perez, Miss A. Perez, Mi:s M. Ralm, Miss T. Woerner and many others. | The following named gentlemen offi- | ciated under the respective heads of the | committees to which they had been as- signed for the purpose of giving eclat to the occasion : Oficiales—Presidente honorario, A. K. Coney (C. nsul-General de Mexico); presidente, A. | Tejedn; vice-presidente, C. Moncisvals; secre- de 1a Torre (h); pro-secretario, F. Gillesple; tesorero, R. G. del Palaclo. Vocales—F, B, Romo,A. Montero, C. Mersich, F. E~queda, A. Rojo, J. Fernal, E. Roariguez, E. Ybarrs, F. Calderon, E. M. Navarrete. Director del Baile. de la Torre (Hijo). Comision de piso—F. Esqueda, A. Wiiliams, J. Mendez, Martinez, vr. G. K. Smitn, P. Robles. Comision de recepcion—Hon. A. K. Coney (Cousul-General de Mexico), Capitan A. de Ia Torre, Msjor William B. Hooper, Hon. James D. Phelan, Hon. Charles F. Curry, r. I. Rivas, Gobernador R. Pacheco, Hon. James V. C ffey, L. B. Espejo, E Gagus, Hon. James A. Camp- bell, Thomas Graham, Charies P. Kress, Lewis eorge, J. Lambardero, V. Esparzn, F. Me- | Gregor, J. Fernandez, Dr. F. Martinez, Senador George C. Perkins, ilon. George E. Morse, E. Cadenasso, J. Fi. Spinetti, Hon. Alexander Campbell Jr.,, Roy Contrells, Charies Ham- moud. E. Arriola, A. Sorie, Fernando Loiza, F. Fernandez, A. P. Tejeda, George P. Evans. The programme, which wasa lenzthy one, was faithfully earried out, except the part allotted to Mayvor Phelan, which was omitted in consequence of his non-appear- ance. Dancing followed the literary exercises until the arrival of the morning. LATESL SHIPPING INLELLIwENCE, Arrived. THURSDAY, September 16, Schr Dalsy Rowe. Oisen, 5 days from Witlapa Harbor; lumber, tp Simpson Lumber Co Schr Jennte Theln, Hansen, Willapa Harvor; 160 M fv lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co. | “Scnr Gem, Olsen, 86 hours from Humboldt; i lumber, Lo Facifie Lumber Co NEW T “I suspect that I may att O-DAY. il / /,},;{' ribute my recent headaches to doing so much night-work of late,” said a lady who earns her own living. velopes and as I was paid byt the work, too, I sat up scot free. That is why I say tha for well people, for I am certainly a healthy woman, but I use the Tabules now and then and would not like to be without them.” A new style packet contatning TEN TADULES in rton (without giass) is Sl e e R e T o et STy AT sarton (eiihont glastie new fos ‘Onetioaon of the Fivocent oartona (120 tabulen) can be had by mall Ly sending forty-elght oents to Lhe NIFANA CHREAL Cos AXT, No, 10 Bpruce Stress, Now York—or & single cart pretty late and perhaps worked in a room not so well ventilated as it might be. more than once had a headache the nextday. I have found, however, that if I swallow a Ripans Tabule just as soon as I have a premonition of the trouble, it staves it off and I escape “I had an order to address a large number of en- he thousand and others wanted As a consequence I have t Ripans Tabules are a medicine om (TR TABVLES) will Lo seat f0r five centg, 6 days from | of Dece: on that day erof the S visions of cash. A mourt o Cash in ba: tion .. Due from All o.her Premium Real estate owned by company. Loans on bonds and mortgages. Cash market value of all stocks aud bonds owned by com pany. Tnierest due siocks and loans. I remivms in due co Total assets. ... compuny . “Cotal liubllitles. . Net Cash sc Total expenditures NEW 7TO-DAT! STATEMENT —0F THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS ———OF THE—— mber, A.D 1896, and for v, 88 mi ate of sectio! 610 and 611 CAPITAL. ASSETS, f 10258 necurai by of bouds, stocks and other mar- ks T r6. insurance on losses already paid. THURINGIA INSURANGE GOMPANY F ERFURF, GERMANY, ON THE81ST DAY the year ending e to the Insurauce Commiss.on- i ornia, pursuant to the pro. of tha Political Co.e, condensed as per biauk furnished by the Commissioner. Amount of capital stock, pald up in $450,000 00 501,393 00 756,688 31 1,655,009 73 837.069 11 14,73 24 497,253 11 33,928 82 207,881 54 396,735 08 FAuction Bales BASCH AUCTION COMPANY Ine., 319-321 SUTTER STREET, Bet. Grant ave, and Stockton st. Tel. Grant 87. CONTINUATION OF THAT GRAND AUCTION SALE THIS DAY. Friday........ ....September 17, 1897, At 11 A. ., on premises, 916-918 VAN NESS AVENUE. The contents of a well-known and well-kept HOTEL OF 40 ROOMS. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. Handsome Gold-Leaf Mantel Mirrors, 1 Brunswick-Balke Billiard Table com- plete, as good as new. 5. BASCH. A urtioneer. DAVIS, BELAU & 0., Auctionesrs, 115-117 Bush Street. BICYCLE b RIDERS, ATTENTION! \ — [ THIS DAY, (\Z‘; Friday. Sond .September 17, 1897. o'clock A. M., salesrooms, SPECIAL AND P \ \frietly H 100 New Strictly High-Grade Wheels To be to0ld positively without Ilmlt or reserve. DAVIS, BELAU & CO.. Auctioneers. The special attention of the public Is called to tnis important off-ring. \Wheels open for inspec- tion Taursda; epiember 16. IPTORY SALE Dr.Gibbon’s Dispensary, 625 KEARNY 8T. Established in 1854 for the treatment of Private Diseases, Lost Mauhood. Debility or disease wearing on bodyand mindanad SKin Disea ‘T'he doctor careswhen Try him. Charges low. uaranteed. Callorwrite, , Box 1957, San Francisco. others fall. Cures 20 ¥50.156 64 LIABILITIES, demauds INC: ME. s Losses adjusted and urpaid.......) Losses tu precess of rdjuscment or L 1 suspens: $22,589 75 Losses res | For s | Gross prem i 1 g loun year (r ance {0 per ce | Grass premiums o L0 e i more Lhan one y ear, reinsurance pro rata. ) Gross prg@ing o 1 iniand navigation risks, reiusor- | ance 100 percent. . 500 00 Gross premiums on miarine tme | risks. reinsucance 50 per cent Liebliity under Life Departmeut... 7,811,816 01 Cash dividends remainlng unpaid. . 770 00 agamnst the . 897,696 09 Net Cash actually received for Fire $377,134 58 rine Premiums. 4 18,185 78 Received for interest an ends on Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from all other sources. o 817,582 97 Income from Life and Accident brauches, and from all other sources. B 9,532,966 87 Total income. EXPENDITURE! Net amount pald for Fire Losses, $335,659 67 Net amount paid for Marine | osses 11,831 60 Net amount vaid for Lifeand Ac- cldent Losses.. . 664,714 54 Dividends to Stocl ers. . L 105,600 00 raid or allowed for Commission or Brokerage. 177,100 70 Paid for “alaries, Fees, and other charges for officers, clerks, etc. 202,000 67 Psld for Siate, National and local taxes.. 4 a5 dosiwgss 23, 18,370 90 All otber payments and expendi tures, including reinsurance, pre- miunis and premium reserve . 8,957,009 40 RISKS A MIUMS. ND PRE- [ Fire Risks. | Premioma. t amouf writien Nei amou expired year..... Net nmou ErRay Decem ber 31, 1596. nc of Risxs| during the ui of Risks during the niin force 261,765,117 | | 452,539.794‘ ... |#5646,006,407 81,113,491 06 | 618.676 52 677,134 18 of April, 1 on tha sio missioner. source: | Net amount pa ding 3 e harges A Pad United States Deposit. ¥ TON f December, A.D. 1506, | provisions of sections 610 ane Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Comr Total Assets.. Premiums. Received fo ‘Bonds,Stocks,Loans and trom all other Total Income.. Phrokorige’” d for Chirges for officers, elerks, ete for State, National and Local Tax Ali'othier payients ad expenditures Total Expenditures. DR MAX LUDWIG, DR. FRANZ WELCKKR, Managing Directors. 897, P. TE. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day ICHMAN, U. & Vice-Commereial Agent. 250,000 PACIFIC COAST DEPARTIIENT, 204-208 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. MANAGERS, VOSS, CONRAD & CO. UNITED STATES BRANCH STATEMENT ——0F THE—— —OF DON. ENGLAND, t diav, as made to d 611 ASSETS, Cash Market Value of all Stocks and TBonds owned by ¢ompany. | cash i Company’s Office | Cash in Banks..... % Cash in hands of United States Trustees Premiums in due Course of Colleetion. | Due from other Companies for Reinsn ance on losses already paid.. and div EXPENDITURE! id for Fire Losses 305,744 98, losses of previ llowed for (ommission ries. ¥ees and of Losses Incurred during the year (fire) received for Fire CONDITION AND AFFAIRS THE—— PH@ENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY N THE 3151 DAY nd for the year end. he Iusurance Commis. er of the State of alifornia, pursuant to ihe of the Po.itical 420,220 00 150.904 00 36,792 00 Gross Pr 3 on K ing one yeir r less, 3 re- insurance 50 per cent......... . 838,086 52 Gross Tremiums on Fire Risks rinning Mo ¢ than one year., #1,17 535 1 insurance pro 608,026 59 All other deman pany 1£2,103 78 Total Liabilities 1,444,222 89 INCOME. Net Cash actually o ‘JZ.OH.GQB 12 3 s, (in- ous 41,138 506 60 or et Xen 41,133,200 00 RISKS AND PREMIUMS. writien year. Net aniou cembe Net amounr of it of Hisks ex pired during the year. Net amount in force De- FIRE RI during E. B. CLARK, Assis GEO. 0. RUGER, KS.| PREMIUMS, 354,440,060 43,277,176 81 346,102,763 | 3,409,676 64 296.859.024 546,507 97 tant Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of Janua:y, 167 Notary Publie. BUTLER & HALDAN, eneral Agents for Pacific Coasty 413 California Street, San Franolsco. famous m bas proct] sands ot skiil and k medicines Sku Die A X uate of the most edical coliege In China, iced his profesdion in Ssn Krancisco for over twenty years with uared svccess. Thou- patienis testity o hs nowledge. Nature’sown used. No mine He, cures, 1ot attempls to cure, Rhen- matism Paraiysis, Plles, Dyspep. sia, Consumption. Astuma, Erigh 's and oll Kid- nes Lis: ases, Biindness Hear: Dicease. of the Thront, Cancer, Tumors snd Blood and ase.. Male and fem ! B0oH Twir K RINFSKE PHYSICIAN AND / surgeon, g Disenses maiadies suc- cessively treated and cured. Cousultation free. Cftice. 778 Clay st, wher -he may te consulted At me during tie cay or eveuing Hours—9:30 FORCED AUCTION SALE. 22 S S f THIS DAY. ptember 17, clock A M., NGTON STREET. N DILLON, we witl sell his comptete dra. outfit, consisting of 20 head of Horses, 2 larze Wagons, 1 goose-neck “Prucs, 1 Platform Spring Wagon, 1 small Delivery Wagon, | Bugzy, ) Lar:, 12 sets of Harness etc Sale positive. Stock can be seen from uow (o Friday. AT 9 WASHI By order of Mr. J morping of safe. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Lives ock Auctioneers. Office—327 Sixth street. RATLROAD TRAVEL! BN PACIFIC (PACLFIC SY5 Trnios leaye and ar SAN FIRANC (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) SOUTH COMPANY. ) wEAVE _— FROM AUGUST 15, 1807 00X Niles, San Jose and Way Stal 00A Benicia, Suisun and Sacramento 00A Margsville, Oroville aud Reddin Woodland Bia5e 04 Vacarille and § s:45p A Martinez, San X Calistoga and Santa Rosa. G:15p 8:00a Atlantic Iixpress, Ogien 8 8:45p Jose, Stockton, Toue, Ma Chico, Tehama and Red ) 4:150 *8:304 Peters, Milton and Oakd *7:15p Merced. resio, Iarbara, 6:10r 12:159 *9:00p 7:459 4:152 2154 K ? ville and Sacrauiento . 10:454 4:30 Niles, Tracy and Stockto 7:13p 4:30p Lathyop, Modesto, Merc: mond ' (for Yosemite), Mojzve (for Randsburg) Barbara and 1.08 Augelcs T:4DA 4:30P Sauta 6:15¢ Melrose, Seminary Park, Fitehburg, Elmburst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, Lorenzo, Cherry and Haywards. s throngh to Niles. | ¢ From Niles. pt. 25, 10 A M. tober 2 10 . October 8, 104 . OCEAN TRAVEL) s AUSTRALIA for Tuesday, Oct 5, a. 3 P M. ~pecial party rates. D The = % MO A N A msl'“ ) sails via HONOLULU and AUCKLAD for @mfla SYDNEY ‘ihuraday, clober 14, 2 P. M. Line to COOLGARDIE, Aus:ralia and CAPE. TOWN, South Atrica. J.D SPRECKELS & BROS. (0. Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Freight office 527 Market street. San Francisco THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO From Spear-stree: Whart, at10 o . FARE({S3 Firsticiass Incinding £ $2.50 2d-class Jberth & mexs SCHEDULE Us SAILINGS: of California.....Sept 5, 15, 25, Oct. & ?.‘:)‘l':mhl- . Sept- 10, 20, 30, Oci 10 Through and through baggage w i Eastern poilis Hates and folders upon applloa 1ion @ F.F. CONNOR, General Agent. 630 Market straet. @OODALL, PERKINS & CO. Superintendenty ’ " PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP (0. TEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY whart, San Francisco, as follows: .@ For vo Alpska, 9 A. M. Se: tember p 18, 23, 23, and every firth day thereafte:. For Vicloria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Towa- send, Seaitle, Tacoms, Evereit Anhacortes and W) atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.). 9 A. i pl. 3, 8,13, 18, 43, 28 and every fifth day there- after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R . R. R, at Seattle with 4. VRy., at Port nd with Alaska zteamers. For Jiureka, Arcata and Flelds Landing (Hum- ), Pomona % P. M., ~cpiember 1, 8 18, 23, 27; October 1. 6, 9, 15, 18, 22, 30! Novembe: 8 & '12, 16, 20,24, For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayncos, Port Harford (San_Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, Knst Sax Pedro (Los_ Angeles) and Newport, &t 9 A. X Septem.er 7. 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, and every toura day thereaft For San Dlego, stopping only at Port Harrori (San Luls Obispo), Santa Barbars, Porc Los An- peles. Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 A. M. September d, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, and every fourth day thereafter. For Enseuada, San_Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, s Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 1J A.M..the 21 of each month. “Ihe Company reserves the right to change with- out previous notice steamers, salling dates and hours of salling. Ticke: office—Palace lotel, 4 New Montgomery street. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market si.. San Francisco. COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATLAYIIQU3 French Line to Havre. OMPANY’'S PIER(NEW),42 NORTH CF\ver, foot of Mortonsi. X ravelers by this line avold both transit by English rall ! the discomtort of crossing the channel in a sm boat. New York to Alexandria, Egypi, vis Paris Qrat class 8160, second class $116. LA GASCOGNE...., LA CHAMPAGNE., LA TOURAINE. LA BRETAGN LA GASCOG N A%~ ¥or turther particulars apply to A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green, New York. J.F. FOGAZL & CO., Agents, Montgomery avenue, San Erancisco. NTOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 8, Washington St., At 6 F. M. Daily. Freight received up to ) P 2@~ Accommodations Reserved by Telephons. ‘The only line seiling through tickets aud giving through freight rates to all poin.s ou Valley Railroad. STEAMERS: T. C. Walker, J. D. Peters, Mary Garratt, City of Stockton. Teiephone Main 805. Can Nav. and Impt. Co FOR U. 8. NAVI-YARD AND VALLEJO. STEAMER “MONTICELLO,” Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat 9145 A M and 8:152. 3. (9P, - G 1p M, v Bundayi 10735 A M and 8 k. a Landing and . Mission_Docs, Pler & fse Telepnone Green 381. FOR SANJOSE, T0S GATOS & SANTA CRUZ QTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER 1 DAILY (Sundays ‘excepted) 8t 10 A. M. Alviso aaily (Saturday ~ excepted) at 7 P. M. Freight and Passenger. Fare between San Francisco and Alviso, 50c: to San Jose, 75c. Cluy st. Pierl. 20 W. Santa Clara st. San Joss. RAILROAD TRAVEL. SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA (IFIC RAILWAY €0 Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market it. fan Francisco to San Rafael. 30, 9:00, 11:00 A.3.: 12:35, 0 P. M. Thursdays—Extra trip Saturdays—kxira trips a6 1:5) and 11:30 P, u. SUNDAYS—5:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.26; 1:30, 3:3) 5:00, 6:20 P. >t San Rafael to San Franoisoo. WEEK DANS-6:10. 7:50, 9:0. 1110 a. . :45, 8:40, 5:10 p. 3. Saturdays—Exu ; at1:65 F. X, and 635 © x e SUNDAYS—S:10, 9:40, 11:10 a. ac; 1:40, 3:43, 5:00, 6:25 P. % Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Pars sams schedule as above. Leave San Francisco. Arrive Jneffect | gan Francisco. [ duneds, " | 1897, Bux- | Destination. | WeEk WEEK | T Novaio, | Petaluma, |Santa Rosa. Fulton, Windsor, Healdsburg, Lytton, Geyserville, Cloverdale. 7:30 am| [ Hopiand & 8:30 px| 8:00Ax| Ukiah. |Guerneville. | 7: | | 6:22 Py Sonoma 3:50 Py 5:00 x| Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mar: Springs: at Geyserville for Skages Spring: Cloverdale for the Geysers; at-Ho,land tor Hign- land_sSprings, Keiseyville. Soda Bay, nakeport and Bart.ett Springi: a; Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs, Bius Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Upper Lake, Poro, Potter Valiey. Jonn Day's, Riverside, Lierley's, Bucknell's, sanhedrin Heights, Hullville, Hooneville Ore’s Hot Springs, Mendocino City, For. Bragg, Westport, Usal. aturday to Monday round-trip tickets atredus1 rates. On Sundays round-trip tickets to all poinis be- yond San Ratael at haif rates. Ticket Offices, 650 Marxucst., Chronlcle bufldiag. A. W. FOSTER, R X. RYAN, Pres. and Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. HOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIO RAILWAY (Via Ssusalito Ferry). Leave San Francisco Commencing May 2, 1897: WEEK DAYS—9:45 A. 3.: 1:43, 5:15 P. o SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11 A. 3; 1:45, 280 . . July 5, 1897, trains will ru~ on Sunday time. Tickets ‘1or sale at MILL VALLKY or THOS, COOK & SON, 621 Market st. San Francisz:o (unaer Palace Hotel). Telephone Maln 5064 1 ANTA CKUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). t of Market Street.) 13:454 Santa Cruz and Pr 8:134 Newark, Centerville Boulder Creek, Saiita. u Jose Iton and Santa Cru CREEK ROUTE FERRY. Prom SAK FRANCISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)— *7:15 9:00 11:00a.. 11:00 0 *2:00 © 33:00 400 $5:00 *6:00e.m. From OAKLAND—Foot of Broadway.—*G: 10:004.M. $12:00 *1:00° $3:00 $4:00 *5:00rat. COAST DIVISION (1 & Townsend Nix.) - 34 San Jose amd W, Stations (New . :\‘humhu"\Vu\ne«dn ony)aiees RIBOP 17:804 Sunday Excursion " fur Sen :Jjose, Santa Cruz, . Pacific. Grové snd < Principal Way Stations. 18:35% 9:004 San Jose, - Tres Finos, Suiita: Tacitic_Girove, Paso Robles; San ispo, Guadalupe, Surf aud Frincipal Way Station 101404 San Jose and Vay Stat 11:304 San Juso and Way Statiois . *2:30» San Mateo, Redwood, Mexlo Pirk, Santa_Clara, San’Jase; Giltoy, Hollister, Sainta Criz, - Salinas, Monterey and Pacilic Grave.....v *3:15p Sau Jose, Sauta Cruz, Pacific Grove and Way Stati 50 San Jose aud Principal Wuy 07 San Jose and Principal Way Stations 5:30p RanJose and Principa! Way Stations aud Way Stations. ud Way Stations. nis O A for Moruing. Afternoon. * Sunilays excented. ¢ Sundags ooly, Satuniaxs anly 11 Monday, Thursday and Saturiisy nights only. « Saturdays and Snndays. & Sundays and Mondayk | PRACTICALLY A NEW RALWAY. t. kerry. 't Offica—odd Mar- 2. Tele- and, 1118 Broad way. San Francisco to Chicago. ket street, Ch phone Main 15: The Best Ha LOOK AT TH . LIME: Teave | Dally Tor Example Sap krancisco. [ 0 Py Monday a Sacr mento. 1 0 »y | Monday - *an J se.... ) 12| Monda = Fresto 5ax Tuesday | x93 Jar 5 x| uesday | & @ Ash Fork. 0 aM|Wednesday| 2 & Alouguerqn 5 px|Weonesday| e . & Tas Vegas 0 axt [Thorsiny | ® Q Denver.... 0P| Toursday | * 8 Newios 5 AM | Friday = Kansas C : 5 ax| Friday ° Chicazo. 0P| Friday ] New ral.s, new ties, new ballast. new bridges. Nodvst. The shortest crossing of the deserc and & count.y thal in eresis by its va fed and beauth tul scenery. 1he hizhest grade of pa-senger equip- meut and meals ul Harvey’s famous dining-reoms. NORTH PACIFIC C0AST RAILROAD (Via Sausalito Ferry). From San Francisco, Commencing May 2 1897. WEEKDAYS. ¥or Mill Valley and San Rafasi—7:00, #9345, 11:30° A, M.: *1:45, 8:.0, 4:00, *B:00, 6:30 P. 5 Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednes- days and Saturday: 5 For Mill Valley mnd S #10:00. 1 3t 4:00, 5:30, 6:45. 11:00 P. . 11:00 A M. does ot run to_San Rafael; 5:30 and 11:00 ». 3. do no run (o Mili Vailey. Trains marked * run to San Quentin. THROUGH TRAINS. . weekaays for Cazadero and way sta- tions: 1:45 P. 3 Saturdavs for Cazadero and way staty 00 A. M. ~undays for Cazsdero and way stations; 9:00 A. 3 Sundays for Pont Reyes and way stutions THE S4¥ FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. Fl’.on SEPI.10,1897, trains will run as follows: *8:15, 5:18, 7:00 A M Southbound. | | Northbound. Tassen- | Mixed | Mixed ®r | Sunday | Btations. | Sunday | ger Lally. | kxc'prd| | Exc’pr'a| paily. 7 0 Ax| Stockion| 3:4, pa| 5:40 P 9 0 ey Mercel. [12:5) ra| 8:53 px 10 0 P . Fresno | 9:30 x| ¥:20 px 1, 9 Py | Hantord| 7:15aM| 18 px 39 5wl Vsaia.| 6:40 Ax|12:40 P St + in ermeliate points when required. Connections—AL Stockton with steamboats of C. N. & L Co, leaving San Francisco and Siockton 256 P.5 daily: at Merced with s.ages .u aud from Suvi ings, couiterville, Yosemite, €. 810 w L4 8tag~ feom HOC 1i08 Mariposa, #c.; & Lankes shim wih siage 10 and fTom Madecs