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

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1897 11 > BUT ONE OBJECT IN VIEW [ A Society Organized to Work Solely for Local Improvements, an Adequate Public Park. J. W. Nelson Elected President and J. A, Britton Vice-Prosi- dent. LAND OFFIcE SAN Francisco CAry,) 908 Broadway, Sept. 29 1 an.zed which cne object—the *“promoting and ng of improvements and utili- A society has just been or, has S but as they concern the general ity, and advancing the best in- terests ana welfare of tle city, and no: to d nce the seifish interests ot any one, ider the public weliare in notably the the Board of veen do ng in a measure the the new society will take ad several other 1s thought ad- nize:s of the new body hat should direct its ef- oned ion. > has belped 1n a he Oa oc i Charles starts in it in nstit .iong the linas ¢ park is the aud as the ty Council the hase a suitable h a man- irzed to efit to all. the new society is retary, W. H. Dim- atervals during the e s the question of public ovements has come up in cne form 1d has been gener cit'z of Oaklan stances certain propositions tted to the peopie Lo be = of the questions sub- een carried, but cihers of ve been deteated, and a study s that have caused the de- »od measures is found in many citizens ave unable to ine whether a propo-ed improve- an actual necessity and benefit,or t is gross extravagance 1nsti- interested promoters. It will be biect of the society to circulate representations of all such proj- Institution for the Deaf and Elind. in a Serious Predicament, t nd is in iary as to how t wm.eet the require- s of the approprit tion bill passed by latare. Superintendent 00 for salaries and $40.0.0 1 but the Legisiature | the fizures aro nd and gave 40,000 for salaries and $79,300 for main- eve,” hesaid thisevening, re made the change I do not tuink they would do L a thing, for if only $40,000 is ava es the institution will have o s an educational institution and Juently the amount nesded for sal- s greater Lhan tue amount required The children at the institu- ly to be fed but also to be n have not or taught. ‘However, I am inclined to balieve that we draw upon the support fund for salaries of some of tue employes. The ie bakers who make the bread, come under the head of sup- r ment for their work is justas 1 element of support as the costof 1i the Board of Examiners will iake this view of the matter we can pull through all right, for the $20,000 which will be available for salaries wili be just ent tor the salaries of the superin- tendent and instructors.” Musical Clubs Recognized. BERKELEY, CaL., Sept. 29.—The ex- eculive committee of the A sociated Stu- lents met this afiernoon and granted the Banjo and Mandolin ciubs permission 1o use the name of the University ot Cali- lornia. At the suggestion of the musical clubs it was decided hereafter to have a representative of the A~sociated Students on the executive committees of the musi- cal clubs. The committee also abolished te previous custom of attempling to keep secret 1ts proceedings. Moses on Democracy. BERKELEY, CAL., Sept. 29.—Professor Moses of department ot history and 1 cal science of the univer-ity wiil give four leciures on *‘Democracy vo a series of and Sccia! Growth in the United States The lectures wili be given every Thursday noonu at 8:45 o’clock in the North commencing on October 14. An in- vitation is exiended io the public as weil as students of the university. Want a Carrier Service. BERKELEY, Cac., Sept. 20.—The resi- dents of Loriv believe that they have been discrimated in the matter of poe- seryice, and that they should have a rrier service as well as the other parts Berkelcy. They are accordingly circu- Iating a petition 10 bs sent to sistant Postmauster-General at Wash- gton, asking that the service be ex- tendued to their district. Burglars in Berkeley. *KELEY, CAL, Sept. 20.—Burglars e aond ransacked George Lowe's re on Stanford avenue, opposite y station, last evening. Entrance s elfected through the front door by Lreaking a Yale lock which fastened if. The burgars found no money in the store | and lefiatier wking about $20 worth of tobacco. Affects Berkeley’s Water Front. BERKELEY, Caw., Sept. 2. —Town At~ torney Havne has notified the Trustees that the Oskland water front decision ap- plies also to Berkeley. This will enable ihe Trustees 1o open streets out into the bay for wharf or other purposes and will AT HAVE 10 B3 CLOSED the First | ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS. 0T AGT FOR PLACE HONTERS Mayor Thomas Reads It Very Forcibly at the City Hall. No Changes Will Be Made for| Reasons That Are Purely Political. ! Declares He Has a Backbone and Is Not Merely a Figure- head. 0axLAND OFFicE SAN Fraxcisco CALL.j 908 Broscway, Sepl. 29. § Mayor Thomas surprised everybody nis m orning. When he commenced to speak the lobby was dumfounded. The ward poiitic:ans were as ounded and his | brother members on the board were struck | dumb Mayor Thomas said more in five min- utes than he has said ail the time since he to k office. For two months all kinds of | efforts nave been made to induce the | Board of Works to make changes in tne | of municipal departments, but has come of it, although on cer- tain occasio the Mayor has given enough encouragement to office-seckers to justify them in believing that if they couid secure another vote in the board of three members the changes would be ie. C Engineer Clement introduced a resolution this morning that precipitated tbe Mavor's ultimatum. The resolution was rather sweep:r it wanted the im- mediate decapitation *‘ior good and suffi- cient cause satistactory to this board” of Chief of Police Lloyd, Assistant Fire Chref Murdock, Superintendent of Streets Milier and his assistant, Mr. B xby, Whether or not the magnitude of Mr. Clement’s ambition astonished the Mayor or whether his Honor concluded that it was time to sit down positively on these ever-recurring resolutions is not known, but, taking a long breath, Mayor Thomas sa.d: “Now, there has been a fair shot at all those resolutions. Until very satisfactory reasons ar: presented for achange in the heads of the departments, I wantit un- derstood by this board, and more partic larly ty ward politicians, that there will be no change while I am Mayor of this city or whiie mine is the deciding vote. 1 bave been accused by ward politicians, and perhaps by members of this board, of lacking backbone. I want it understocd here and now, beyond the possibility of a doubt, that I have a litile backbone left. “I repeat that, unless good and suffi- cient reasonsou:side of poliiical reasons be presented, my vote shall always be *no’ on resolutions of this kind. Aslongas every- thing goes along smoothly thedepartment tieads need fear nothing from my vote. am decidedly tired of being called ‘wishy- waely,’ ond I want members of tnis board, ward politicians and the generai public to understand my position rignt now, once and for all time."” The office-seekers then filed out, Mr. Clement’s resolution, which was deleated by the votes of the Mayor and City Atior- ney Dow, was pusbed to one corner of the table and the board concluded its busi- ness. THE TAX RATE, City Trustees Discuss the Matter Long and Earnestly—No Definite Con- clusion Reached. ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 20.—The City . 1g:hy meeting last night and discussed the tax-levy maiter in all | its phases. The estimates of the various departments were gone over, and some !'slight reductions suggested, though in none of them was any .naterial cutting possible. The library Board will probably get about $1300 less than it asks, and the street department will have a small re- ducti But the fact is the entre city government is run on very eccnomical fines and very little reduction is possible. To add to tne difficulties of the situation is the fact that by the time the taxe: gin to come in in November there will be a Jeficit of about $10,000. and unless shall ve the same contingency next this must be provided for in the levy. Aliogether itisdifficult 1o see how a rate of $1 10 or $1 12 can be avoided. B Christ Church Celebration, ALAMEDA, CaL., Sept. 29.—The quarter century anniversury of Christ Cuurch was approvriately celebratea last evenine. A male choir of fifty voices from St. Luke's and Cnrist Church rendered the musi while the Rev. Messrs. Spaulding, Law, Collier, Lacey and Rowe assisted. Dr. Spaulding preached the sermon and was jollowed by some remarks from Mission- ary Bishop Rowe of A aska. The services to-day cousisted of services at 6, 9:30 and 11 A. M. and mis<ionary ser- viceat 3P M. At8 o'clock this evening ihere was a special men’s meeting. A ameda Notes. ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 29.—Fred Hurley, a 15-yenr-old v grant from Sacramento, was turned loose by Justice Morris to-day ona promise to return home. The Judge thougnt he was 100 young to send 1o jail with common crimiuals. The matier of municipal insurance was brought betore the City Trustecs lust night. It is claimed that il the city would insu { property withiu its limits the Fire Department couid be supported 1t no_expense aud & sur- plus eft besides for other purposes. fe B. Craven has transferred to Martha Craven A p.ece of property owned by her in this city. City Attorney Taylor is preparing his answer to the iujunciion brought by the Cohens 10 re- strain the city from entorcing its auti-euca- Isptus ordinance. The Recreation Club is prepering to givea minstrel show in November, and rehearsals will soon begin. e —The class of g to arrange the u glee. The petition of university students living in Alamedn for & reduced fare Letween Alameda fnd Berkeley over the Soutnern Pacific road and the Teiegraph-avenue electric line has been denied. The Academic Council of the faculties meets this morning to elec: the deans of the various colleges‘for the ensuing year. The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs of the university and ihe Berkeley Quartetare pre- paring for & graud minstrel show to be held in Berkeley on Octob:r 5. One thousand leet of hose ana two dozen fire nxes huve been added to the university's meager cquipment against fire. A rare and curious colleciion of Indian relics ang curios from Santa Catalina Island bas been offzred to the universi Protessor Le Conte 15 examining the coilection. In the last of the preliminaries of the tennis tournement yesterday Ecknrt defeated Fre man by a score of 57, 68, 8—6. Oa Satu v the semi-finals will be piuyed, Eckart vs. Stone and Chesebriugh vs. Seiby. The final facilitate the West Berkeley deep-water whari project 2 ——————— Tame turkeys can be trained to hunt wild oness championship contest will aleo take place then. e The loftiest ¢liff on the coast of England Beachy Head, height 564 feet. be- | i RED WINE LED 10 SAN JUEAT Mrs. McMahon Between Sobs Tells of Her Hus- band’s Crime. Shot a Deputy Sherif Who Came When He Heard the Cry ‘‘Murder.” Judge Ogden Tlonght Five Years)| the Lightest Sentence He Coull Give. OARLAND OFFICE 8N Fr. 908 Broadway A strong touch of pathos wes added to a court scene this morning when a wife asked the court to %e lenient with a hus- band who had neatly killed an old man who was protecting her from the prisoner's drunken passion. P. D. McMabon who pleaded guilty a | | | | | | | | | I | ami | comp! | morrow evening at the concert 1o wed a Mrs. Garret, has been released on his own recognizance. He says the pro- ceedings are simply persecution on the part of his wife’s ex-husband, and that he does not fear any consequences. ° Too Hysterical to Testify. OAKLAND, Car, Sept. 20.—Mrs. Carrie M. Charilen, who is suing the Oakland Railroad Company for $50,000 and was subjected yesterday to a severe cross-ex- ttion ty Attorney A. A. Moore, was Iy unnerved to-uay and had not recovered from the ¢Xperience which ended with her fainting yesterday. She was brought to court this afternoon in a hack, but was exceedingly hysterical, ana the coirt and the attorneys on both sides | agreed that it would be impossible to con- duct the trial under such conditions and the case went over unti. next Tuesday. School Baseball League. OAKLAND, CaL., Sept. 29.—A baseball league Las been jormed consistine of three clubs, the Excelsior, Hercules and Oriole, | of which the managerx are F. M, Siiva, E. Bufington and J. W. Fianigan, The teams are very eveniy maitched. Tne first zame was vlayed to-day on the col- leze campus between the Hercales and Orioles. 'ine score was 9 to 6 in favor of the Hercules. Briliant plays and sew errors were features of the game. The battery work of Meyers ana Friermuth of the Hercules ana the fie:ding and batting of Weich, Butler and Mackey were brilliant. Young Men’s Christian Association. OAKLAND, Car., Sept. 20.—The friends | of the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion promise that institution a benefit to- in the Miss Ellen First Congregational Church. Stauding Beach Yaw is the attraction. room will be at a premium. Definite Provisions in a Will, OAKLAND, CAL., Sept. 29.—The will of Angeline Meizger has been presented for i Because of a Ju P. D. McMAHC N, Who Will Spend Five Years in San Quentin g of Red Wine. few days ago to achargeof murderous , assault o1 Deputy Constable Clarrage of Elmiurst was before Judge Ogden for sentence. Mrs. Clarrage was put upon the stanc and asked to tell of the occur- rences si: months ago which led to her busband’s arrest. Mrs. NeMahon told the story very | briefly, y2t fully. It commenced with her | hushbana coming over one afternoon, having t:ken a few drinks and bringing home a jug of wine. He took frequent | draughtstoward evening, and as he did so, his temper arose. He appeared to be annoyed at something his little child was | | doing, © he started to punish it very s-verely. The mother remonstrated with him becsuse he was in no condition to adminisier punishment, and a few minutes | | 1ater shewas on the floorand her husband was beatng and choking her. The weman managed to ery “‘Murder!” acoupleof times, and her cry was heard by Clarrige, who resides exactly opposite the McMahon home at Eimhurst. Clar- rage crossed the road, ant when McMahon saw Lim be took a wun and deliberately aimed atthe deputy’s abdomen. Fearful wounds vere inflicted, aud for a long time | Clarrage's life was despaired of. but heis now comsfdered to be fairly recovered. At theconclusion of her story Mrs. Mc- Mahon ssked the court to show all the mercy posible to her husband, and her plea was supplemented by that of Mc- Mahon's attorney. Judge Ozden paused a few moments while he looked at the weeping woman, the littlechild and the father. He said 1t was very painful to him to have to passa sentence that would be as severe on the wife and child as on the prisoner, but he could not impose a lesssenterce thun five years in San Qnentin, Whnen he had spoken, Mrs. McMahon sobbed aloud, but her hustand appeared to be unmoved, | and left the courtroom without even go- | ing over and saving a word to his wife. | i An Escaped Leper Corraled. OAKLAND, CAL., Sept. 29.—Ah Lot, a leper confined in the cabin un the county infirmary property, escaped from the place Saturday and went to San Leandro. He sat on the curbstone, and when the people realized who he was he was not molested | by « ficer nor civilian. A messenger from | the county infirmary heard of the escape and, going to San Leandro, ordered the man to make his wday back, while ihe messenger scted as guard at a respectful distance. There are two lepers at the | infirmary, members of different Chinese societies. ‘They frequently guarrel, and at such tmes one of them is aiways likely to run off. Mrs. Goodby Joins in the Sait. OAKLAND," CaL, Sept. 29. —- john Goodby, Frank Silva and Johu F. Burris have filed suits against each other for dumages for false arrest and attempted extortion, and considerable life 15 adaed to the lingation by Mrs. Goodby, who is publishing statements about her ex-hus- band tha: are very damaging. J. J. Rauer of Sin Francisco also figures in the case as the possessor of a judgment against Burrs. None of the suits are yet set for trial. May Sue the Water Companiss. OAKLAND, CaL., Sept. 20.—The water question has tuken on anew phase, and there isa report that some citizens may try to declare the iranchises and plants forfeited on the ground that the statute bearing on the same has been broken. A suit was brought some time aco to declare the existing rates illegal, but nas not yet come to trial, and probably nothing fir- ther will be done till the suit now on file | is determined. Colgan Released From Jail. OAKLAND, Car, Sept. 20.—Henry Col- gan, Who was arresiel for perjury in cou- nection with taking out a marriage license | Bru | now rep | Ftcck Board v vrobate. The estate is valued at over $3000 The will provides that the prop- erty shall b» sold and divided between the deceased’s sister and pephew, and $1000 must be placed in bank to keep her lot in the cemetery in good condition. It con- | teins a particular request that ber brother | and his family must on no consideration have anything 1o say or do regarding her estate, and ‘on no consideration must they have access to home.” ELECTION IN COMPANY G. Orders Issued for On« to Be Held on Thursday, October 14. ALAMEDA, Carn, Sept. 29.—Captain Simpson of Company G received orders from brigade headquarters to-day to call an election on Thursday eveniug, October 14, for the purpose of selecting a first lieutenant to fill the vacancy which has existed for some time. Major Wethern, now a staff officer on Major-General James’ staff, will resign that position in order to accept the first lieutenancy of Company G, and the membe:s of the com- pany are unanimous in asking him to do so. Second Lieutenant Shafer will resign his position to-morrow night, as he is going north to engage in a mining enter- prise for an indefinite period. An election will, therefore, have to be held soon in or- der to fill the vacancy whica his depart- ure will create. = AL AR THE STOCOK MARKET. Tnere was not much of Interest In mining stocks yesterday. Belcher was active and advanced to 65 cents on the afternoon call, and Caledonfa de- clined 1o 47 cents, but the other stocks showed Lit- tle isturbance. The Occlaental delinquent sale takes place to- day. The delinauency In the cffice of the Grayson as- sessment of 1V cents on the Hale & Norcross stock | has been postponed to October 28 and the day of sne 1o November 18. The Geyser-Ma tion Mining Company of Utan has declared a aividend ¢t 3 cents per share, amounting 1o $9000. Joha Dern bas been elected president of the company in place of Theodore ck. The weekly letter from the Crown Polut says: { Tne south arifton thé seventh floor of the 500 level upraise has been extended 13 feet during tne weék and Is now out s total distance of 320 feet. b face shows a width of one foot of rich ore, wider {n the bo-lom thar at the top, and east of which isa width of one foot of clay and quariz mixed, assaylug from $17 to $20 perton. The ricn sireak Is of fine character, and assays from $150 10 $-50 per ton. On aCCCTL of (he bad alr in the driftwe have stopped the same and are iring the £00 level south drife with the intentlou of Faising through for air. BOALD SALES, Followlne wero the sais ia ihe San Fi terday: e 100 Mextcan..47 00 Ophir, 200 . 120 Potosi. (300 100 Conti . 67750 C Point.,... MU G & C.... 100 Culed. 400 Challee. 400 200 Alta 109 Andes 1100 EBelcner.. ioo 300 550 50/ 50 TT&N. 651100 Justice. 500 .. 2000 Kentuck 7{10u Mxie. .....5% 51100 200 CC&V .. 14D 50 Cous ...1.25 0J Ovrmn. the saies in the Fuclfic Stock Following wera Loura yesierdny: EFGULAR eFEsTON—10:10. 53 /0 St Louis 04/ 30 Stdra. 1000 Julia, 76812200 Jusiice 111100 ... 6109 Keutuc UBUBu0 ... 52400 L'Wash 186 1.45[200 Ovrm 115'600 ... AFTERNOON 8K 22)450 CC&V. 10].60 ... 1. L6212 1900 6{BU0 R NEVY. 631000 E'SNv. 05 00 .. 63200 Exebr....Ur/500 SiUHIL. .. 700 100 Ll 50 ~inrd. .17 1200, 200 StLouis.... 19 7900 Julia. 51 1500 Justice 701400 Kentek.. 101200 L Wash..06, 160 Caleda.... 47|-0 Mexcn....0-(304 Y Jekt 20 Cumige. b 200 "65{410 1400 Choliar .45 200 65600 50 Conff.... 1.3 50 OcedL....2.76/1000 800 C lmp ....038 | CLOSING QUOLATIONS, WEDFESUAY, Sept. 294 P w. Bid. Asked.| Bid. As AlpbaCon..... 21 22|Hale& Norers. 1.20 Alta 10 Julia.. u3 Andes 18 17 ustioa .. .. 3% 33| Eelcher 63 10 11l Eenton Coa. = | 2 Eeat & delansr 68 69 ccidenian ... & | Bullion .ceeeee 10 111 phir. | Caledonia. 47 a9l verman. | thollar . 45 46 otos. ! Con.val®&Va 1.4 150 -avage.. | Challens oz 53 54| eg. Beloh Con. moperia U2 Lonfigence ... 1.20 iver HILL Crown Pora 68 ~lerra Nevads 1. | Con.New Yore. 03 tadard ... 1. Lusrancos . 20 niouvou EXCDeauer 05 aly Gould & Curry. 58 6U Yellow Jacket. AND BOND EXCHANGE. WEDNESUAY, Sept. 29-2 p. M. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Asked..| Bid. Asked. UEas conn. 11314 — (U S dsrez... ad. | Lomew ssuel.d MISCELLANKOUS BONDS. NPCbs.... 9933 — H Yy — |UMK Gay 33 0 | CouaC Wos 49 1001 Lo 2d s 5s... 1 - Ipnistex-cp — 981 b hdsn L&P 63120 1ol F &0 BRyds. 11V~ — F&Ch RR 63107 |P&cn Ry s — 104 | Geary-st 368 — 4 Pwist RE81116 — i C&S 532 10815105 [ heno, Wil — 103 losAng Lés — 100 racto P & L. - 100 LoGnieed 83 95 SF&NPROL. 10314 — MEt-stCbis A cPRRArizds 99 591, DoRyCon by 10865 — [SPRRCaios. 1105111 %, NatVin6slse — 100 [sPRH(al33. b NevCNgR7s 9534 — [SPBrRCaids 10714108% N KyCal 0s.106 11014 ~VWaterovs. 1iisg — NEyCM va. — u5 VWateris. Ui | NPG6s....000% — [SikinU&bos — 30214 WATER STOCKS. Contra Costs 7 — |Sprug Valley 9914 9915 MarinUe... 51— | €A AND KLECTRIC STOCKS. Caplital, e 8 25 CentraL Rlg — M Elec Lighi 93s 10 | { GakG L&d 2565 56 | ¥uo Gus dmp 9315 — INSURANGH Flreman's¥ 18213 — | | COMMI\C AT BANK STOCKS. ! ancto-Cal... 0514 — |iirs 0118484 — | Bankof Cal. 2383424014 .ondonP&A. 127 150 | Gusb&1Co — 7 98 “lderchkx.i 15— i BAVINGS BANK STOCK3. £erS&LCn. 1450 1525 [<av&ioaa.. _ 100 | HumbS&L.105) 1160 250 — | Mutoas. 35 40 950 1050 brouy Uilona60 — STRKET KAILROAD STOCK3. 109 112 [OakSLeHar 100 2 s0 — lPremdlocc B = 48 4814 POWDEK 8TOCKS. 105 145 |wantvom | ET gorte. . 284 MISCELLAN KOUS KTOCKS. Alnsks Pre. — 9814/ Nat Vin o 4 8 Ger Lend Co. 116 — joceanicSSCo 327 3814 HawCasCo. 2414 — |PacAuxiA — = 3 Huoieh s Poo /8 353 PacBoraxCa.100 = MersxAssi. vo o~ |burt PuncCe olg — EALES—MORSING BESSLON, Board— 130 Hawaiian Commercial. mesrens - ik OO 20 Market-st Rallway. 48 1215 Pac Gas Imp ¥4 00 4 5V Water, 29 00 55 do co 99 12 Etreei— 25 Bank of Callfornia EALES—AFTERNOON Board— 100 Hawailan Commercial. . 24 50 100 Hurchinson & P Co . .. - 336315 $1000 N P CR R Bonds, 5%... L 9950 5 Gceanic S S Co D B300 . W7 3714 | 50 S k Gas & Electric Co. 160 5V Water... 99 20 do do 99 £1000 & P of A Bond 99 55 Bank of Callfornia. . 240 00 55V Water....... 99 25 Auction Bales SPECILL AUCTION SALE 5 & B Derby Stables, cor. Leav:nworth & Geary sts. SAN FRANCISCO. THIS DAY, AT eptember 30, ACKLEY, we will of the Thursday.. Atlla e, b HOTEL 1 A surrey, 11 Hght 6-seated surreys, 4 toms, 6 top buegies, b open bussles. ing and riding horses, 10 sets of double harne sets sing e harness, robes, b ankets. e & Sto F order of C AFAEL STABLES, SAY RARAE, r hack, 1 Miiler of 1 almost new Mil i Miiler coupe, 1 victoria, 3 De seen at any time previous to the sale. No re- serve orlimit. Swuejo i i SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Livestock Auctioneers. PIAYO AND FURNI] THIS DAY (THURSDAY) AT 11 A. M., 825 GR . COR. TAYLOK. FRAME W, 1ELD, 602 Market st. FURNITUKE OF 7 ROOMS. THIS DAY (THURSD1Y) AT BL A, wenwich St.. nr. Fillmore. 1¥ farke: st. LD. 6 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-C0 | AN EXCELLENT MEAL Properly prepared and always be obtained in THE GRILL ROOM CF THE Pecided!y the i PALACE Dining Avpart- wWent in town. e (i % Pis T \ Dr.Gibbon’s Dispensary, 625 KEARNY ST. Established R in 1853 for the treatment of Private st Manhood. Debilit on bodyand mir The doctor cur 7 hin rexguaranies BON, Box 1957, & « . < (B OCEAN TRAVEL! HONOLULU Tuesday, Oct 5, r. a The = sails via HONOLULU and AUCKLAND for SYDNEY Thursday O ciober 14, 2 P. Line ‘to COOLGARDIE, Australla, and CAPZE. TOWN, ‘South Atrica J. D SPRECKELS & BROS. (0., Agents. 114 Montgomery street. Freight office 527 Market street, Sau Francis THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST S1EAMERS 10 PORTIL.AND From pear-strees Whart, atl0 A i F AR tistciass }m!ne\vmnz 182.50 2d-class rth & meals SCHEDULE UF SAILINGS: State of California Columbia ucke! GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Superintends S 8 AUSTRALIA for | onty, | 3| M. ~pecial party rates. | MOANA | SUCTION SALE OF HORSES. Ba o S ta . B CATURDAY. .....October 2, 1897 At 11 o'clock A. M., AT J. p. HORAN'S [0-K AND SALE YARDS, COR. TENTH AND BRYANT STS, T WILL SELo... \t public auction The property of G 1. WILLI unER, s's ing of 80 Saturday MS AND W. B. heat of horses, ng from 1000 to u al above yards SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (PACIFIO S¥NTEM.) Tralna leave nad are duc to arrive NAN FEANCISCO. 0 Niles, San Josc and Way Stations. 04 Benicia, Suisun and Sacramento. .. 0a Marysville, Orovitle and Redding via Woodland ... 5:45r 04 Vacavillo and Rumsey. 845 0. Martivez, San Ramon, Valiejo, Napa, Calistoga and Banta Rosu. 6:15p 8:004 Atlantic Express, Ogden and Fast.. 845 8804 Niles, San Jose, > on, Toue, Sacramento, Marysville, ~ Chico, Tehama and Red Eluff. #8:304 Peters, Miitou and Oakdal 9:004 New Orleas Eixp: lexced, Fresno, kerstield, Santi Daxbara, Los El Yaso, New Deming Orteans’and Bust ...ooonossoences 6:152 2 cjo, Martinez, Merced an e 12:152 0P Sacramento Kiver Stean *9:00p 0p Martizez and Way St . 3:4p 2:00r Livermore, Mendota, Hanford and Visali R L Ramon, Vallejo, I Verauo and U D L7 Woodland, Marysville, Oro” nd Sucraie | 4:30p Niles, Tracy and Stockton : | 2:80 Latbrop, Modesto, Merced, Kay- | mond’ (for Yose Fresno, o Mojave (for Rand: S Barbara and Los Augele 4:180p Bauta Fe Route, A for Mojave amd Tast. 6:00p Nuropean Mail, Ogden and 1ast. 6:000 Huywards, Niles uid Sau Jose... 18:001 t 1 = . 745 SAN LEANDRO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL. (Foot of Market Street.) #:00a | Melrose, Seminary Park, l(‘:.::::: Fitehburg, Elmhurst, i San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, Lorenzo, Cherry and Haywards. L | tH11:150) COAST DIVISION (Narrow Gauge (Foot; of Market S 8154 Newark, Conterv Boulder Creek Stations. *2:15p Newark, Centersiile, Almaden, Felton, ! Santa Cruz and Pri ations i Runs through to Niles, ¢ From Niles. 50, Felton, ita Cruzand Way CREEK ROUTE FERRY. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP €0. TEAMERS LEAVE San_Francisco, as follows: - From SAN PRANCISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)— P o0 80 Ooc 10 | 1B 900 11:00a 1100 +3:00 $3:00 4 Tineuh Taesate. wjall || 2100 - 15000 “800eall poiuls Maies aud roiders upoa applics | Prom OAKLAND—Feol of Broadway.—*6:00 8:00 10:00A.M. 112:00 *100 1200 300 14:00 °5:00rm. NOR. Genaral Agent, = e = 630 Market street COANT DIVISION (Bro iauge). (Third and Tow nsejnd Sts.) 1 Wedn 6:554 Tres Pinos, Sauta % rove, l’n‘fln Robl hispo, Guadaiupe, BROADWAY c»\n‘l!‘“ y T 4:15¢ B0:404 San Jos *R:004 in Alaska, 9 A. M. Se tember 8, 8, 13, ud evers fith day thereafter. ria and vancouver (B. C.), Port Town- 4, | eattle, Tacoma, rett, Anacortes and New atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.). 9 A. M. Sept. 3, 8,13, 15, 24, 28 and every tifth day there- efter, connecting &t with the C. P. B R., at Tacema with N . R. at Neattle with G y., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers. For Jiureka, Arcara and Fields Landing (Hum- boldt Bay), Str. Pomona % P. ., ~eptember 1, 8 10, 14, 1S, October 1. 5,9, 1 B, 40: Novembe & 18. 20. 24, For Senta Cruz, Monterey. San Simeon, Cayncos, Port Harford (san Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San Pedro (Los_ Angeles) and Newport, at 8 A. M. Septem er 7. 11, 15, 19, ¢ , and every louri day thereafter. For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harrorl (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, pPort Los An- peles. Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, 11 A % September b, 9, 18, 17, 31, 26, 29, and every fourth day thereafter. For Ensenada, San_Jose del Cabo. Mazatian, Ly Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10 A.M..the 21 0f each month. ‘Ihe Company reserves the right to change with- out previous n e steamers, salling dates and Bours of saili Ticke: office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery stree G@O0DALL, PERKI & CO., Gen'l Agents, 10 Market st.. San Franctsco. e oty — A PATHETIC CASE. Mrs. Smith Died Saturday and Now Her Husband, Too, Is Dying. An unusually pathetic ca-e of destitu- tion and death has been brought to the attention of the officers of the Children’s | Society. The family in question reside at | 124 San Carlos avenue. Several days ago William H. Smith, a | teamster, informed Secrelary Parnell that his wife was dying at the number indi- cated and that he was himeself too iil to pro- vide for her wantsas well as those of their three small children. Secretary Parnell investigated the case and found Mrs. | Smith at the point of death from consumption. He took the children, the eldest of which 18 7 years and the young- est 3 and: placed them in the Armitage Charch Orphanage. Mig. Smith died last Saturday and on the following day her bereaved husband, who is also afflicted with consumption, became seriously ill and yesterday was reported to be in a dying state. Neighbors have come to his assistance and will see that his dving hours are rendered as easy as possible, The children meanwhile will remain in the society’s care. oo | LA TOURAINE ey COMPAGNIE GEYERAL TRANSATLANTIQUS French Line to Havre. OMPANY’'S PIER(NEW),42 NORTH River, foot of Morton et Itavelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway the discomfort of Crossing the cusnnei in a sm: boat. New York to Alexandria, Kgypy Via Parly firat class 2160, secoud class 8116. .October 8, 104 & Jetober 16, 10 . M. A 100 ¢ 0 10 A W 100 € LA BRETAGY LA GASCOGNE LA CHAM PAG La TOURAINE.... A Lo suriher particuiars appl A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green, New York. J.F. FOUAZl & CO, agents, O Montgomery avenus San Francisco. e y STOCKTON STEAMERS Leave Pier No. 3, Washington St.. At 6 P. M. Daily. Freigho roceived up to 51530 . M. @ Accommodations Reserved by Telepnone. “The ouly line s through tickets and giving through freight polu.s oa Valiey Railroad. T. . Walker, Mary Garratt, tes to all STEAMERS: J. D. Petors, City of Stockton. Ca Nav. and lmpi G0 FOR U. 8. RAVY-YARD AND VALLEJO. STEAMER “MONTICELLO, Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thus. and Sat.. i 454 % snd 3:15 % 3 (9 P 2 ex. Thirs) ol P, OP AL Bunday: 10:30 A. . and 8 v 3G Landing and offices, Mission Dock, Pler & Telepnone Green 351. At the present day a ton of diamonds is KNEW TYO-DAY. worth about £7,000,000. Sent Free fo Men, [NDIANA MAN DISCOVERS A REMARK- ABLE REMEDY FOR LOST [} Samples Will Be Sent Free to All Who Write for It. James P. Johnston of Fort Wayne, Ind., atter battling for years against the mental and physic suffering of lost manhood. has found the exact | remedy that cures tha trouble. He is guarding the secret carefally, but iy will- ing to send & sample of the medicine to all men who suffer with any form of sexual weakness re- | sulting from you:ibful ignorance, prema:ure loss | of memory and sirength, weak back, varicocele and emaciation. The remedy bas a pecullary grateful effect of warmth and seems to actdl rectly, glving needed ctrengih and development wherever needed. The remedy cured Mr. John- ston completely of all the ills end troubles that come from years of misuse of the naturally or- @ained fonctions, and Is suid to be absoiutely reli- able in every case. A request to Mr. James F. Johnston, Box 1066, Fort W ayne, Ind., stating vhat you would like a sample of his remedy for men, will be complied with promptly, and no charge whatever will be | asked by him. He Is very much interested in | spreading the news of this great remedy, and he | | 18 careful to aena the sampie secureiy seated i a | perfectiy piain package so that its recipient need have no fesr of Frubarrassment or publicity. Readers are requesied 10 write withou: delay. The fac-simile signature of is on every wrapper of CASTORIA. FOR SANJOSE, 108 GATOS & SANTA CRU JTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER 1 DATLY (Sundays excepted) ai10 A.aL Alviso aails (Saturday excepted) st 7 P. M. Frelght and Passenger. Fare botween San Francisco and Alviso, 50c; to San Jose, 75c. Clay & Plerl %0 W. banta Clara st.. ~an Joss 31:304 Ban J y *2:30r San Mateo, Redwood, Santa Clara, S Hollister, 8:354 S amd Principal Way Statious 0P SanJose and Principal Way Stations tations an J ose and Principal Way 6:301 San Jose and Way Stations 50 San Jose and Way Stations. A for Morning. T for Afternoon. * Sundays excepted. $ Sundays only. f Saturdays only __tt Monday, Thursday and Saturdsy nights only- (IFIC RAILWAY (0. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of MarketSt. Ban Francisco to San Rafael. WEFK DAYS—7:30, 8:00, 11:00 a.s.: 12:35, 8:30, 6:10, 6:30 ». . Thursdays—ixtra irt 6011:30 p. w. Saturdays—Exirs trips 8 L3 and 11:80 v . BUNDAYS—5:60, 9:30, 11:00 a.ac; 1:30 3:3% 5:00, 5:20 P. x. San Rufael 10 San Francisco. WEEK DAYS— 0, 7:50, 0:2¢ 11:10 A w;: 1 5, 8: _{?‘ Saturdays—Kxtrs iripg o BUNDAYS—S:10, 110 4 a; 1:40 3 | =700, 6:25 p. o1, o | Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park same |~ schedule as above. Arrive Joefect | gan Francisco. 1697, = — SuN- | Week Destination. DAYS. Neovato, Petaluma, Santa Kosa. Fulton, 7:30 Ax Windsor, 10:25 A% Healdsburs, Tytton, 5:30 P |8:00 AM 7:35 Pu| 6:22 P Hopland & 7:30 AM 1 t 10:25a% 8:30 ru| 8:00ax| Ukiah. | 7:38 ~x| 6:22px T30 A | f 110:25 A% |8:00 Ax|Guerneville. | 7:35 rx 2:30 pu | | o:23ru Ti30 Ax[S00 A | Sonoma (1040 ax| §:40 Ak an 6:10 r|5:00 3| Glen Ellen. | 6:10 »x| 6:22vx T30 Ax 800 x| g 10740 an| 1025 ant 8180 x| 5100 x| Sebastopol. 1358 S| 1000 P Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs: at Cloverdale for the Geysers; at Hojland for High- iand Springs, Keiseyville, Sods Bay. Lakepors and Bartietc Springs: a: Ukiab tar Vichy Sorings, $aratoga Springs, Bluo Lakes, Lanrel Dell Lake, Upper Lake, Fomo, Pottar Valley, John Day’s, Riverside, 'Llerley's, Bucknell's, Sanhedrin Heignts, Hullville, Booneville Orr's Hot Springs, Meudocino City, ¥or: Bragg, Westport, Usal. nuacurday to Monday reund-trip tickets at reduge1 8. On Sundays round-trip tickets @ all poinis be rond San Ttafael at hai! races. Ticket Offic A. W.FOSTER, Pres. and Gen. Manager. . 650 Market st., Chronicla hnflAing. E. X. RYAN, Gen Pass. Azent. RAILROAD TRAVEL, THE $A¥ FRASCISCO A¥D SAN J0A0ULY VALLEY RAILWIY COMPARY. Frrox 1.10, 1897, trains will run as follows: | PRACTICALLY A NEW RATLWAY. Santa ke Route | Southbound. | Northbound. Trainsleave from and arrive ot v arket Fassen- | 3 | Mixed | Passen- ~un Erincisco Tie | su Stations. ger ket street, Chronicle 2 Taily. phone M 1531. Oakiand 0 AM 1250 10:40 Ax ) 11:40 Ax ) Haoc 1 12115 pM| 6:45 pM| .V saia.| 640 am[12 Stopping - 1n ermeliste pints when required. fons—A wih steamboats of 1 avins 3 at 6 P M. daily:a Merced with stages toand trom Sneili 8. Codlterviie, eic.; al 0 wihsiaze from Hornitos, Macposa, ete.: st laokershim wich stage 10 and from Mad NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD ¢ ia Sausalito Ferry). From San Francisco, Commenc| WEEKDAYS. ant san 45, 3:45, * For Mill Vallex % 5 Trains marked ™ ruo 1o Quentin. IHROUGH TRAIN: 7:25 A M. weekaays for Crzadero and Wway sfa- tions: 1:45 p. M. Saturdavs (mixed train) for Do Viis and way stations: 8:00 A M. S00- days for Po nt Reyes and way stations. [=] 00 vyt Mondar =~ 15 Ax/Tuesduy == 56 pu | uesdny [ AW diestay| 2 & 25 pM|Weinesday| = . = Suam|ihrs ay | @ QR . 0Py Tuorsday | * 8 Newio: .. 334w iriday |3 Kansas City 5 x| Friday ] Cnicago 30 pM| Friday | = Now 1 new ties, new ballast. new bridges. No dust. ‘Ihe shortest crossing of the desert and count:y tha I ere«s by its va id and beauth sul se nery. |he hizhest sra'e of i@ Sengerequip ment and meals at Harvey’s amous dining-rooms. MOUNT TAMALPATS SCENIC RAILWAY (Via Sausalito Ferry). Leave San Francisco Commencing Sept. 19, 1897: WEEK DAYS_9:30A. M. Arrive . f. SUNDAYS—8:00,20:00. 11:30 4. 1c; ~pecisl rips an fe w ranged for by sp 1yin THO-. COOK & SON, 631 Market at. $an Fram: | ©isgo, or telephunlug Tavern of ‘L amaips . 55 Pt 15 P