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

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1897 WAS 11 AL BECAUSE OF [HE PRESS? | Dr. Fred W. DEvelyn| Fxpelled From the | Medical Society. ; TH: MEMBERS VERY RETICENT. They Positively Decline to Give Any Reason for Their Action, UVEXPECTED BY HIS FRIENDS, czd His Discovery to the Violation of the iety's Rules. | | entirely satisfi-d correct. but will do so_to-day, after his draughts- | man, L G. Gaies, makesa survey of the levels and find~ them to be correct. Then work will be commenced in piacing the columns in position. 1iis expected that six of these perpen- diculars can be raisea in one day. At this rate they will all be up inside of one week. These columns when in place will af- ford the stonesetters and bricklayers a chance to add (wo stories 10 the walls. But here the future progress must come o an indefinite siop. No contract has as yet been let for the terra-coita work that | must commence at the second story. | What is equally neglectful on the part of the contractors is the fact that no con- tract has be-n let 10 the Western Expand | Metal and Fireprooi Company for tioor- | Ing. Owing to this neelect tiie buiiding Up 10 the second story will be ouly a skele- | ton with a hol.ow interior. Architect Shea 1s simply disgusted at the tardiness of the Buteman Bros. He | said when spoken 10: 1 cannot under- stand the motivesof these contractors. It will 1ake fully six months 1o get the terra cotta cut for the building. And what | Seems still more siranye noihing has been } done as regards the floors. Why, when | THE CALL buliding was . 0ing up each floor | accompanied the tace walls, thus enabiing | the workmen 10 go ahead. But here we | will bave the wails standing tor months €xposed to the winter storms without any protection.” 1tis said by thoxe conversant with the price of building material that the con- iraclors have already lost over $3000 by the increase in the price of cement and | Bteel, Waat the outcome of all these delays | may b no one can now say. The Buuding Committee of the Supervisors will hear | both <ides of the story to-day. The Public Buiidings Committee of the | Supervisors considered the matter of tue eiay on the Hail of Justice yesterday, | and, af er hearing the protesis of a num- | ber of angry Kearny-street basines. men, put the question over for & week in order to get a definite report from the archi- tects. that those levels were Therefore, he did not go abeud | | | ago Dr. Fred W.| city attained consider- | ; by announcing that he haa | something which would eradi- r liquor from the system, nt or acquired. { 15t ry for medical men to | h discoveries first entific media. to scien- Dr. equisine,” as he termed mns of the daily pres: t the general usiastic over the medical circles a few umblings like the first were heard, | was snnounced to of this was tha writer in the Paci- dertock to haul Dr. e coals for announcing gh the press. Further wed on the sur- jorces were at work | over t of the County ‘id, and although make 1is proceedines had hardly adjourned ed about to the | had been ex- although the s kept secret. en seen at his resi- nd on being informed of ty, said: “I decline att me. I had & er me for the regular ciety ure equally matter, and while t such action was to give the cause alk further or denied meerin STEEL PLATES HERE. Ironwork on the Hall of Justice to Be Rushed to a Finish. Members of the North End Club Become Impatient With the Contractors. The continuous delay by the contractors and Washington used the ire of the memb-rs of t North gnd Club. Heretofore John Bhirley (president of the ciub), George D. nasburne (one of the originators ot this and otber members have waited with patience on the many excuses put forward by Bateman Bros. as 1o the cause of their delay. President Shirley, at the request of the members ot the club, bas invited as many of the members as can conveniently attend tefore tha Build- g Commiitee or the Supervisors to-day d urge the completion of the building It had been siated by the coniractors that one cause of deiay was chargeabie 1o the Pacific Roll ng Mills for keeping the steelwork Lack, and also that could not roll the steel plates with its plant, but had to send East for this ma- terial. Iaquiry at the Pacific Rolling Milis brought 10 light the reason for a vortion of the contract going out of the State. General Manager Patrick Nobe stated that the piaies required for the Hai of Justice could not ber iled at his mills—or at any otuer, for tnal matter, this side of Chicago. Hence the wurk had 1o be done in the East, and Carnegiegotthe job. But | the cause of deiay was no faul club) of his or | of the Pucific Roiling Mi'is here. It wa-| that all freight coming throuzh New Or- leans was delayed by reason of quarantine | awe in that plauce in consequeuce of ine ye low fover. The consignment of steel plates shou'd been delivered in tnis city un the 2 Sepiember, whereas tne fir<t carload | at tne milis nere on the 2d of ti | it month. p'ant at the Pacific Rotling Miil not admit of anythinz wider than ve inches, wiereas those ordered from ie are turee-eighths of an inch thick e, by hirty-six inches in width. Teams were busy yesterday hauling flom the rolling-milis, and it was ntion of Manager Nobie to have his men hoisting the coluwns into place yesterday morning, buton &n imspection of the: bedpintea ion. the Fevelt e was nht FOOD COFFEE. Mernbers of the family | who cannot be induwced to bandon Coffee entirely \iowld have their Coffee! niade with 2/3 to 3/4. Postum. The improve-| ment in Lealth in ten days will be sufficiently marked, in many cases, dis- | than | erection of the Hall of Justice on | streets has at | the mul | | cailed in Judge RN THIEVES AT RICHMOND. Burglars Break Into the Fine Kesi- dence of C, N, Pomeroy. | On Saturday night thieves eniered the residence of C. H. Pomerov, secretary of the Realty Synd.cate, at 4305 California | HAWKINS WILL HEET LAVIGNE His Challenge to the Great|Disastrous Ending of a Voy- Michigander at 180 Pounds. Green and Zaigler to Meet This Evening in the Roped Arena. The Local Man the Favorite in the Betting — “Scaldy” Bill an Attraction. This evening Owen Zzigler and George Gree will meet for a second time in this city in the ruped arena. The fight is at caich weights. Green is a favorite in the betting, the oads being 10to 7. The fight of the evening promises to be the ten-round bout between Frank Pur- cell and **Scaldy”’ Bill Quinn. +Scaldy” Bill was in town last evening. He -aid he was feeling well and was confi- dent of winning. He also stated that he would meet the winner of the Green- Z g er fight for any amount that the win- ner might name. Lastevening Dal Hawkins was seen by a CarLc representative, and he emphat- ically stated that he would meet Kid Lavigne at 130 pounds, to weigh in at the ringside. His challenge is'published in THE CALL this morning. Hawkins states that whi e he may not be able to whip the “Kid” 1n twenty rouads he issatistied HAWKINS' CHALLENGE. irst announced the | SAN Fraxcisco, N To the Sporting Editor of “*The Call’—I will m et George (*‘Kid”) Lavigne in a fight to a finish or for twenty rounds vefore any club offering the largest purse, Lavigne must weigh in at ther ing side at 130 pounds. DAL HAWKINS. street. The exient of the burglary is not known, for_the family is at present in Sac- ramento, a fact that the thieves were no doubt aware of. The discovery of the burgiary was made by M. J. Savage, who | sold the property to the present owner. | Mr. Savage lives near by on Sixth | avenue, and on Sunday morning he no- | ticed that the west window of the Pom- eroy house was open, and knowing that. the folks were away he mude an investiga- tion, which showed that nearly all of the doors had been left unlocked. Fearing that something was wrong, he | went through the lower floor. He found that the lower part of the house had been thoroughly ransacked. Allof the drawers in the various articies of furniture were arawn out and ti.eir coutents scattered ail over the floor, The police went to the house, but their | search did not amount to much more tuan | that of Mr. Savage, for they could not teli | | what was missing. The family was noti- | fied afier the house was well jocked and nailed up to prevent a repetition oi Sat-| rday night's performance. Two attempts were also made to enter | residences in other parts oi the city Sun- day night, and from the marks of a “jimmy’’ on the window-siils the police are satisfied they werc made by the same | men, three in number. | One of the attempts was made at the | | residence of Gabriel Abraham, merchant | tailor, 1146 Turk street. Two aifferent “jimmies” had been used to force open | one of the front windows, as the marks are plamnly visible. The burgars were | scarea away by a passing milkman. | Abraham’s house has been entered twice | within two years and ransacked, and he is | bezinning 10 think it is a favorite place | for burglars. s The other attempt wasat the residence | of Mme. Tiouff. ri, dressmaker, 609 T ylor | street. A “jimmy’’ had also been used to [ force open one of the front winucws. The | attempt was made beiween 7 and 8 o’clock, | and some chidren saw the burgiars and | notified two policemen, who were on | | Williams street. By the time the ofticers reached the house the burglars had dis- | appeared. | - NURSES COMBINE. The Florence Nightingales of San Fran- cisco Form a Reneficial society. The nurses of San Francisco are form- ing a beuneficial society, by which those nurses unable to perform their duties on | account of ~ickness are aided. Only mem- | bers of the Guild of Si. Barnabas can be- | come memvers. They held their first | meeiing Monday evening at 1608 Van | | Ness avenue. The rules were adopted | and it was decided to eiect officers at the | next meeting. The members pey 50 cents a month for | dnes, and in case of s cxness will receive $10 a week for the first four aeeks of ill-| ness in the year and $5 during the last siX—i. e., « member wi!l receiv> §70 in the | year, ten wecks being the limit aliowed. | | Toen there is a second c!zss in the society | | where the members pay but haif the dues and receive but naif the benelfits. The society 1« in charge of Mr. Shaw of . Luke’s Chureh. | 1 | | St. MUSICAL EVENING. Musical Reception in Honor of Miss | Anna Miller Wood. | Mr. and Mrs. Andiew Younger Wood last Monday evening eutertaiced Miss Anna Wood, contralto ot the First Church (Uni- tirian), Boston, Those invied to meet Miss Wooa were Mr. and Mrs. Willis E Bach- elicr, Miss Sabin, Mrs. Wallace A. Sabin and Frauk Scherustein, A musical programme | was mucn enjoyed, especiallv a number o: se ections sung by Miss Wood in her usual currming and eriistic manner. =3 The Henschels to Sing. Mr. and Mrs. George Heuschel, the swect singers, will leave for Los Angeies to-day, where they will sing on Thursday nnd Satur- day. On Monday they wili make a flying trip through San Francisco on their wey 10 Den- ver, and will sing at the Metropolitin Tempie atBail-pist 2 in the afiernoon. Mr. Aivert Marks, the l-cal manager, ias engaged them for this recital, and seats will be on sale at the San Francisco Music Company’s t0-morrow morning. B N o vivorces Granted. Divorces have been granted in the Superlor Court ¢s fo lows: Jennie M. N cholson from John J. Niehol son, for wili ful neglecr. Linda Schuize from Franz E. Schulze, for de- sertion and neglect. Fannie M. Be‘“ from Edward A. Bell, for ex- treme cruelty. ————— Miss Starkwenther’s Pug. The case of Miss May F. Starkweather, !aaies tallor, charged w.th perjury by her bali-sister, Mrs. Jacobd. in sweariag to A search warr-nt thai Nrs Jacobi staie her pug dog Dundy, wns ampbeil’s court yesierdey. Attornev Galingher, for the d fendant, eutered ademurrer to the compising snd it wiil be argued Saturday. New Divorece :uits Suits for divorce were filed in the Superior Court yesterday as follows: Cornelia O. Miller agaiust J. D. Miller, for to induce an adoption of Postumn alone., eruelty. Henry M. Frustuck against Mary Frustuck, for infidelity. |} worid in | livered on | that he will give him the fight of his life at that we'ght. “'As greater fighter as Lavigne is,” said aw Ishall not exact that he goes | below 130 pounds. At that w ight 1am ready to meet him. And_if 1 were not confident of licking bim I shouid not meet him. *‘He required Walcott to come to his weight at 135 pouads at 6 o’clock on the evening of the recent encounter with the dusky champion. In the forthcoming te, if it be arraunged, I shall exact weight conditions, which, in my judg ment, witl not be nearly as exacling as the conditions which Lavigne insisted shouald vrevail, and did pievaii, 1n the Walcott. Lavigne tight. ¢ Lav.gne is a corker. at 130 pounds or if 1 can make acredi able showing against him I shall be sat fied. in this business to meet all comers that will come to my weight. Poscibly I may be defeated, but 1 wiil as<ure the pubiic that 1 will give them a&-— good run for their money.’” Joe Cunoynski unable to meet states that he will be Tutane Club in New O leans next month. | In , he meets the world’s ¢ ampion There has been much talk abvut Choynski is after Juckson. Juckso! pugilisi, | Jackson s decline and bis numerous en- counters with John Barieycorn. If these charges be true against the noted colored pugilist, and if he be a back number, as cha-ged, the man who licks him will be in position io challenge any man in the the heavy-weigni cla-s—a chal- lenge which cannot be ignored. Peter, notwitustanding that he has been ace that kilis, appears to his as an athlete who has a great fight ieft in him. NEW HOME FOR ORPHAYS w ill Open the Charitable Insti- tution on the First of December, Arrangements Have Been Made to Acrommodate * fixty Parent- less Children. The various Methodist churches of this city in conjunction with the board of di- rectors of the Frederick Finch Orphanage at Diamond, Alameda County, wiil in a few days establish a new o:phan asylum in this city. The large sixteen-room building at 2864 Twenty-fifth street, between York and | Hampshire, owned by Dr. C. C. O'Donne!l, Las been ieased for five years at a moder- ate monthly rental, and here the quarters of the new asylum will be located. The institation will not be formally opened to receive chidren until the first of next montn. At present a score of car- penters, plumber< and painters are buey putting the building in proper shape for tne unfortunate children who will be its occupants. Alteady an order for fortv iron beds has been placea with a lccal dealer to be de- the 25:h inst., so all will tein readine-a by December 1. The home will ve known as ihe San Francisco Methodist Orphanage, and will pbe strictly nou-sec- tarian. Following are the cflicers of the institn. tion who were recent:y elected: R. Bent- ley, president; Dr. E. R. Dil'e, secretary, and I.J. Truman, treasurer. Mrs. F. T. Montgomery of O:kland will te the ma- tron in charge and th - homeless children will be nllcwed to want for nothing in the way of ciothing, food, proper care, eitc. One thonsand dollars has thus far been subscribed, $500 irom the Frederick Finch Orphanage fund and the remainder trom a iocal Methodist church. Subscriptions toward the fund with which to carry on the noble work of car- ing for orphans are rapidly pouring in and before very lone there will be plenty of money with which 1o prosecute the work for years to come. Arrancements ave been made to accommouate sixiy chi.dren. Arrangements have been made with Mrs. L. K, Burke, principal of the Colum- bia Grammar Echool, which is about a block distant from the orphanage, to ac- commodate ihe children in her school for tuition. [lie ministers comprising the California Annual Conference of the Methodist Epie- copal churches recently set asite $500 to make the necessary repairs on tbe build- ng. —————— California Camera Club, The second autumn outing of the Camera Clubwill be held Sundsy, November 14, at Poper-mill Creek, Tomales Bay, near Inver- ness. The boat will leave this city at 8 A. M. —————— Figuiere Acquitted. Frank de Figulere, charged with attempt to commit burglary, bas beea acquitted by a jury in Judge Cearroll Cook’s court, If T can lick him | Like the noted Michigander, Iam | eck Greggias before the | meeting | LAST OF | 1ow. {trize o EL CAPITAN age From Baltimore to San Francisco. Lost Three of Her Men Over- board in a Storm in the Atlantic. Put Into Buenos Ayres in Distress, Where She Was Surveyed and Condemned. The American ship EI Capitan has been condemned by the surveyors at Buenos Ayres, and as £oon as the cargo of coal has been discharged the bull will be sold to the highest bidder. The El Capi- tan left Baltimore for San Francisco 223 days ago with a carzo of coal for John Rosenfeld’s Sons. She had hard luck from the start, being caught in a succes- sion of gales in the Atlantic, which started the vessel leaking and caused Cap- tain Humphrey (0 put into Montevideo. She arrived in port July 26 and it took a month to get herin trim to proceed on her vovace. September 1 another start was made and all went well for atime. Another gale, worse than any one previously en- countered, struck the ship and she went on her beam ends. The decks were swept of everything movable and three of the crew were washed overboard. Every effort was made lo save tiem, but ihey were drowned. The El Capitan sprang a leak again and Captain Humphrey made for Buenos Ayres, where he arrived the 21inst. A YRY: s Q7N 7. \;\Q\ \i\ 7 7 WA TO ACCOMMODATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS. Our stor Saturday e mis o ac e wil rem:in op:n venings uatil Chris = commodate shoppers unable to cali during the day. S 1140 yards of RICH BLACK BROCADES NEW TO-DAY—DRY GOO SILK SALE DS. [0000000CCOCO00CI00000000) A spot cash “snap-up” by our N. Y. buyers. bought in a jiffy. On sale to-day. I,OT WO. I. and Heavy BLACK GRCS-GRAINS,| swell combinations, in small, me-| dium and large designs, every| thread silk, best dye and finish, a high-grade fabric in every particu-| lar. On sale | 500 Yard! | Remember, these lots are new| goods, just arrived. | Would be sold regularly at 75¢ and $1 a yard, ceived in time. See window. i |540 yard INES I Two lots. the staple sk new blues, greens. and walking L.OT INO. s of FANCY REPS AND AR- MURES—Every thread and large designs, in combinations. Pretty for v 1680 yards Ix. silk, medium swell color In addition to all hades there are some heliotropes and new skirts suits. On sale SOC Yard None sold to dealers. Mail orders filled if re- N (N [INCORPORATED) N 937-945 MARKET TREET, > San Francisco. 57 survey was heii on her and yesterday she was condemned. The E! Capit'n was buiit in Bath, Me., by E. and A. Sewall in 1873 and was owned by De Grout & Peck of New York. She was 1419 tons net burden, 205 feet 3 inches long, 37 teet 2 inches broad and 3 fee! 5inches deep. She wasto have gone i e coasting trade on ner arrival in n Franc sco. A baby seal zave fi- hermen on the fishing steamer U. 8. Grantalively time of it lust Monday night. The steamer was fishing between the Farailones and Point Reyes wher the seal got caught in the net. He made a furious fight for lib- erty. and several of the fishermen were badly bitten tefore it was got aboard. The little fellow was finally got into a box, and when brought ashore he refused to leave his new home. He was finally taken to the fish market on Clay street, | NOVEMBER P where he proved the cen er of attiaction LET US ring theaf ernoon. The Oceanic Steamstip Company’s Mo- na, which lett here October 14, arrived at ydney, N. 8. W., on the 8.n inst., on scheduie time. The Pacfic Mail Company’< Acapulco <ailed for Central American ports last Monday with a lighter yalued at $5650 in The lighter carries fifteen (ons of coal as ballast and a crew of iwo men. Should a storm come up the lighter is sm DURING NOVEMBER, to every CASH purchaser we will deliver any article in | our establishment, useful or ornamental, of their own selection representing one- eighth of their purchase. JUST FiGURE THIS OUT. It applies 10 every CASH sale, large ur all. | likely 10 I'ave a hard t me of it. R. T. Guard, who for years has been freignt clerk with the John 1. Spreckels 1T WORKS & Bros. Comnany, sailed for Honolulu on | witn purc| wne barg Roderick Duu a few aays ago. | Every s l O Rug, Mr. Guard is going into business on his Lace LADIES’ AT MACKAY’S, | $6.75 EASTERN DESK. | Pints, $2. Qu PRICES WILL HEREAFTER APPLY TO CHAMPAGNE PALAGE HOTEL AT THE arts, $3.90 MCNULTY, REMIUM SALE. HIS NOWN AND RELIABLE OLY Bpeviniist cures Privat ervous, Blood und Skin EXPLAIN, of Men only. Manly Power restored. Over weredly confld ms reasonable. 30 evigs. Sandays, 10 to 12. Book, free. Patients Hours, b to 3 Consulta- Cuil or address ential, P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D., 26 Kearny Street. San ancireg. ol HeHUNN'S ELIXIR OF LIKE THIS: | hase goes a handsome OPIUM The pure essential extract from the native drug. Cons | | tains all the valuable medicinal properties of Opium Without its noxious elements. No sickness cf stomnchy D0 Yomit.ng ; 10 costiveness ; o headache. All Drugyisis, RAILROAD TRAVEL! RN PACIFIC COMPANY. (PACIFIC SYNTE Tralns lenye o e due SAN NCISC Market , Foot, of Frox OCToBER 24, 1897, an Jose and Way Stations. SOUTH > nrrlve as Tehama ard #8:304 Peters, Miltou 91004 New Orleans Iixpress, Merced, ta; mond, Fresio, Bakerstield, Suita Burbura, Los Augeles, Deming, El Paso, New Orleaus aud East 9:004 Vallei Fre Martinez, Me Wooiland, farysville, Oron 4:30% Niles, Tracy 4:307 Lathrop, Mo mited, u Tabourette, & Pair of 3 RAILROAD Curtains. ; e o 4 Gobl| - own account in Hawai!, so his genial face ith s BUIONERE gFoce SR IED will not be seen on the water front for | EVerY 20 EIETUILES T i b some time to come. Up to date thirteen whalers and four tenders have arrived from the Arctic. In all they brought down with them 546 barrels of oil, 141,076 pounds of whalebone and 5498 pounds o1 1vory, besides a large quaniity of furs, A conservative value of what has come down is $750,000. Some Evi Ev of the vessels caught in the ice are bare. Otbers, however, have a number of | D whales to their credi:, but ther- is no onance of reaching San Francisco this season. bu Adoiph Paulson, first mate of the ferry steamer Tiburon, was quietly married to Miss Josie Falion «f Tiburon yesterday. On the way over to San Fraucisco the groom wus given a handsome nresent by the crew of the steamer and Miss Falloa was presented with a beautiful bouquet. The marriage was performed in San Fran- And 80 on up. h purc $50 Ty hogany Ludies’ Desk, a Parlor Chati te. Oak H ith urchase goes an Onk at- N B7 5 N S iahiogany Tea Table, or Gilt Chair. ning Set. Our low prices and good values should make this offer of unusual interest to the yer. INVEST! ALEX. MACKAY & SON, 715 Mar! CARPETS AN Make ycur purchase large enough and you can get a $125 Parlor or hese goes an Ouk or Ma- SAN FRANG!SCD IGATE IT. ket Street. D FURNITURE. cisco. Not Assaulted at the Bathe. Al Johnson of the Sutterestreet Hammam Baths of 415 Sutter strect denies that George Huggerty, who was treated at the Receiving Hospital on Sunday for various wounds, was assauited by an attendant st his place. He states tuat the injuries were the resu.: of an accident, in which Hagerty fell downstairs and through a glass door, inflicting tne fn- juries upon himse f peiiina S P Open Debate on *‘Socialism.* T. Tucker will lecture before the L'berty Brauch of the Socialist Labor party in the Temple, 117 Turk street, this (Wednesday) eventng~ All nre cordially invited. The plat- form wi.1 be open for five-minute speeches to € or approve of the doc- Eu. those wishing 10 ovpos “Socialism.” NEW TO-DAY. MEN O PHYSICIAN IN THE has had greater succe in men, stoppinz Ne.ve WASTE and restoring to perfect’ hea th those organ: liave Leen a: youchfal ing acked by creiions, rope. 1ie thorougnl, His remedies are reliable. Wonderiul success treating cases by mall. DR. COOK, ud dress St CIALIS 865 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. Leave San Franciseo Arrive Kansas City UNITED STATES s in curing Lost VIGOR Arrive Chicago 9:43 of the body waich Fria DI-E£ASE or weakened by eic Dr. Cook studied in ¥ understands his busioess. Charges mode-ate Call or T FrOR ~EN SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE: T 3\ Because it is the only pure and fresh Vanilla Chocolate sold on the Pacific Coast you want it for your O e Because it is so deliciously mellow and free from any acrid taste, your cook will find it far superior to any premium or unsweetened choco- late. 30clb. 2999929999 22299 LR ALK To acquaint you with its merits a package given with each purchase of GHIRARDELLI'S Cocoa. NEW WESTERN HOTEL, I EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS—Rm modeled and renovaied. KING, WAKD & GO, uropean plan. Kooms 500 to 1 50 per day. 10 $5 per week, $8 Lo $3U per monin: free batls; bot and Old Waler every ToOm; NI grales id | algus. 1 THE WEEKLY ALL It Publishes News of tl JTISTHE B The Best Tei.yraphic MANY ATTRACTIVE AND ORIGINAL FEATURES. PACIFIC COAST \></ Oakland Office: DINING CARS BUFFET SMOKING CARS and PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS. This train carries Firsi-Class Passengers only, but no extra charge {s made. 644 Market St, Chronicle Building. 18 Broadway. TRAVEL. CALIFORNIA LIMITED T0 CHCAGD —Via— 430 P M, Mondays and Thursdays. 6P M., Thursdays and Sundays. Arrive £t Louis 7 A, M., Fridays and Mond| A M. ays and Monda; Management. WEER DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 8:80, 5:10. 6:30 P. M. 8L11:30 p. 3. Sacurday: 0 P. M. 30, 11 the Cream of the | WEEK DAXS-6:10. he Week and . x. and 6:35 p. S—3 9:40, 11 ai EUNDAY B ) . schedule us above. 7:50, 0 p. M Saturdays—Extraielp SANFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- CIFIC RAILWAY (0. Tiburon Ferry—Foot of Market 3t. San Franciseo to San Rafael. . 11:00 A M. 12: Thursdays—Extra s—kXirs trips a6 L: 30, 3:30 00 A 1 Francisro. 9:20, 11:10 A, . [ 10 A a0 1:40, 3:4) Betweer Sau Francisco and Schuetzen Park sams 9 5:10 pM|5:00 Px | Petaluma, Santa Rosa Leave 1 e Arrive EST WEEKLY i | GR | - i 2 S 597, WeEK | Sos- Wk PAPER ON THE Davs. | pavs. | Destination. i Under Harvey's [ 12:15 rx| 6:35 | Btopping at tnier: e | Boellings, Coulerviil f5hx | Homitos, i ort Worth, Little liock, Chicago and East . n Mail, O nd ¥ il San Jos « Nilds Sound and Fast : SAN LEANDIEO AND TAYWALDS (Foot of Marke 1 Fitchburs, Elmlurst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, Lorenzo, Cherry and Maywards. 9% ugh to Niles. NRRRN TR 3 COAST DIVISION (Foot of Market Strect.) COEN ewark, Centersille, Sun Joso, Felton, r w7 wnd WV der ( Santa ( Stations. o *2:15¢ Newar Al B5i30p " Bonlder Creck, Priucipal Way 10: CREEK ROUTE FERRY. Prom SAK FRANCISCO—Foot of Market Street (8lip 8)— 715 o 110 *2:00 IR Prom OAKLAND—Foot. o!lln;xd 11200 100 13:00 1400 <5:00r M. COAST DIVISION (Broad Gaugo). (Third and Townsend Sts.) T Way Stations (New dnesdays only)... ... Cres Pinos, Santa Crivy, ove, Paso Robles, San 13:00 :00 8:00 10:00A.M. 6354 San Jose 6:554 Vay Station edwood, M Monterey ani 3 8au Juse and Prineipal 1 San Joso and Principal 0r San.Jose and Principal 0 Juse and Principal | San Jose and Way § *5:0 A for Mornit for Afteroon ®Bundns excentod” ¢ Sundays only. | Saturdya cu 11 Menslay, Phursday and Saturday nights oily. 9 Mondays and Bhursd: & Wadnesdays and Samrdave THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQULY | VALLEY RAILWAY COMPAML. JFROM SEPT.10,1897, tratos wili run as followsy Soutbbound. | Northbound. M | T Mixed | Mixed | Passen- Etations. | Sunday | ger Sunday | Sprd| o ) T:45 ax 5 .| 6:40 Ax|12:40 pX ‘mediate pofnts when required. Counectfons—At Stocklon with sieamboats of N. &1 Co. 1 aving San Francisco and ~tockton a Morced with stages toand from ic.; al.0 withstage from &t Llsokershim wicly | at6r w daily ariposa, et and trom Madera 7:30 ax RORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD Gen. Pass. Agent. J X (Via Sausalito Ferry). Service on Is Accurate i 3:30 7 |8:00 x| € 7:35 w| 6:22 7 | From San Fra =t : The Coast / \&up to date | ‘ R i ‘ nmlmzt.gmuunclflfl Sept. 19, 1897, | 7:30 axe| 8:00 axe| Vit “ | 7:35 e 6:22 e | e WEEKDAYS. Ry £ For allev and San Rar — | 730 ax] | [10:26A% | “77:30 o, M.: *1:45, 8:45, % 8:80 a0 AX|Ouerneviila | TEEru| e | Extrateips for San itatael'on X A 7 : e ! : days and Saturdays Not a Line of it Sensational 7:30 AM 8:00 ax| Sonoma [10:40 AM| ¥:40 A SUNDAYS. : v #5100, $104 or Faky, and Not a Line of | 6:10 ru|5:00 rx| len Eiten. | 6:10 ru| e:23 e | P30 Vale%, 288 S30 Rafoc=28 .00, ©10:00, i i T30 23800 ax| TT0:40 ax 103 ax | Traios marked = run to San Quentia. it Dry or Uninteresting. B730 pae|5:00 wae| Sebastopol. |7 ys U176 00 b THRCUGH TRAINS. Stages conhect at Nanta Rosa for Mark Wes: | Fevkdars foc Casaderoland way s Spriney; st Geyservillo for Skages Springa: at G L’TL.’:‘. Clove for the G i 8t Ho L - v i e Bright, Clean, | | A Champion of | | lai* Spriage ‘Neisesville. Sods ay. wakapsns | _@Ave for Pini leyes a0d way stutions. Thoughtful. Truth. and BartieiSpringa a. Ciah for Viehy Sorings, | — e e Saratoga Springs, Blu: Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, 2 Upper Lake, Pomo, Poter Valiey. Jonn Days, | \ H — et b ol St S| MOUNT TANALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Helghta, Hullville. Boonevilla Orrs Hot 5 A CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER | Menidocino City. Fore Bragg, Westport, Dsa - O ikl turday to Monday round-trip tickets as reducs. eave San Francisco Commencing Se; ALL THE TIME. SRy (b o b e oo e cig On Bundays round-trip tickets 0 all poinis be- 2 S IT ADYOCATES BY yond San Rafael at half rates. WEEK DAYS—9:30A. M. Arrive . £. 4:55 p.a, SENT = SUNDA YS—8:00, 10:00, 11:30 4 3.1 1115 B 0t HOME MAIL, $1.50 Ticket Offices, 850 Markecst., Chronicls bufllng | . Special ripy an be wrranged for by spulying @ INDUSTRIES A YEAR, A, W.FOSTER, T X RYAN. ' | THOS COOK &'sON, 84 Marke: . San braa: Clacy, or telephoning TaVEID Of L AmADES