The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 14, 1897, Page 9

A \ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1897. | e day and looied the c e re- | across the Mexican fron ier and | UENTES ‘l.*“‘ s e wcisco. On_the | ] 1 speci th t brought him came $140,000 that is thought to have been a | in the loot. 1t is vy Schwartz B os. are ¢ at 89 that FatbertHAn beiod | le ciaim Fuente:-Barrios will THE REBEL Tue refuses dresses in the height of | j bion and apparently has funds to burn. | ARRES{?EB MUSIC FOR THE POOR.| 4 : ; The Inmates of the Almshouse Enter- | tained by the Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society i The members of No. 19 of t'e Catholic | Ladies’ Aid Society were warmly wel- comed at the Almshouse last Thursiay on the occasion of their visit to i n for the purpose of giving | and literary entertainment to | ate inmates. The following | amme that was provided for rtainment of the aged people who ave no home but that provided by of the city: Overture, Mor- hestra; recitation, Miss ections, A. Anderson; | The Causes Alarm to His CTL“L! gee :ht, \ DEPUTY SHERIFF. BY with guitar accompa tin; specialties, Den ; cornet & solo, Mr. Samuels; vocal M. Bannan; specialties, R. L mediey (old ), Miss Whelan gen: y re- repeated ca £ ndent of the instiiu 5 Ir sh songand an e of the enerable in fes-or Helm, by spec: ons on the violin. ] FEARS 1 POLITICAL INTRIGUE. U were hear tha = n ident for 3 ded, and he s d thanks s variicipants and essed the ype that all would ¢ some other In parting all sang “Auld Lang STIRRING UP SUPERVISORS. The Foard of Trade Seeking Co-opera- Ex- tion for a Paris hibit. Board of T ie Lias prepared a cir- to Boards o is Gets ¢-Four Hours Contemnt of Ca | Twent = nd when er, = man, was yesterday : Judge Conlan to e influenceof ligt nan Murphy on Fourth street roboed him of $49 had ¥ ) street, and hud | to the street. 1 for Policeman O’Meara e house and arrested , Mapel ington | no wer i out s of g ceny g Morris had sobered to swear to a com- St. Dominic’s, Steiner and Bush street-. Emanuel Baptist. ) Bartlett, b 2d First Congregational, Post and Mason. Churceh, . Fell and Baker sts. J'“‘“ ; Bethany Congregational_ Church, Bartlett 25th} Third Congregational, and Green. Bush-st. Temple tichrew), Bush, near Laguna First English Lutheran Church, Geary, near Gough -St. Methodist, L % M E. Ch h, Bush, near Octavia. 3 Central Methiodist, | Mission, bet. and Seventh, [ Howard Methodist, Howard, bet. Second and Third. Epworth M. E. Church, corner Chureh and Twent xth sts. Calvary Preshyterian, Powell and Geary Strects. St. John'’s Preshyter- | ian Chureh, cor. Cal and Octavia. | Presbyterian Chureh, | Vallejo sts. J First United Presby-) terian Church. G. G. ave and Poik st. ) Stewart Memorial. 2d,) United Preshyterian,( Rev. Guerrero, near 23d. ) First Unit Geary and I streets an, nklin TECTOOTBBTBBBBEL T nvmnxflmmnnmxnnmnmnnwnmflzmflxmnmvmzrmn‘g Gmmummmxwwnmwx,u u&mmmquxj LR R R R R I L R L R AL L R R L AL L R AL R R 2 R 2 ] THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES. | Father Hickey, S.J. 1 cs d Du- | Paulist Fathers J St. Ignatius, 1 Hayes strect and Van Ness ave. J' § Dominican Fathers g 22d and{ Rev.J. George Gibson jue % Rev. George C. Adams Park Congregational | p.o 1 R.Orr. L Wurt ! Rev. W. C. Pond 1 )Hs-; Rev. William Rader Fifteenth, ncar 't “The Gospel of Christ.’ 7:30 p. M., praise service, conducted by J. J. S Morris; seripture lesson, Harcourt W.Peck, St. Luke’s, ) §, A, Flecing Shadows”; M. A prayer, Rev. W. S Urmy; addresses, Van Ness and Clay; W.H. Moreland .M., “Address by Willlam | “Pastor_and Sunday-chool,’ Northod street. & (sterling of Chicago. ana J. E. P & xlmdrfs, 2 chool,” Cha St. Mary the Virgin, A. M., “Against Going to ) Areas i Teadhs Stéiner, b lnion% Rev. W. W. Bolton remes’; . M, “Mog. i A i Rabbi Isadore Myer E. Nelander, D. D. nd llrod-z Rev.J. W. Phelps. ! Rev. H. W. Peck Sixth Charles E. Locke ; Rev. Dr. Wilson % Rev. W. M. Woodward ? Rev. John Hemphill. EI‘ ( Rev. R. Liddell 4 Last and Brosadest Gospel | Invitation ” (A3, “The Eyes of the j Fool corner Frankiin and 'Rev. T. M. Boyd Rev. M. M. Gibson W. E. Dugan % Rev. Horatio Stebbins O O RS (D g AN s armeats Healea.” . e Thought of | eaven”; P. M, “Why the iumrcn 15 Opposed to Cre- mution.” [ ( A. M, AN Pay “The Gospel of the . M., “Benediction.” 5101010101010 1 OI0IOIOIC 1® ““The Life ot Jesus ieht of Men' ; p Sin.”” “Ycung Men in the P M, “A Story of » e Evolution of } Manhood.” P. M., “Evan- 9 gelistic Service for Youug ( Men.” A church-workers’ mass-meeting will take place at Central M. E. Church on Thursday evening. The music for that oc- casion wili be in charge of J. J. Morris, | who will be assisted by alarge chorus, The following programme will be given: “Love for the ,“The Mizpah § an “Original Sin"; p. N B B Wiison, D. I ducted by Presiding Elder W. On Friday evening the Epworth League of California-street Church will give a re- ipwort and I'ransformea’’ h League of Simp- | First M. ception to the | son Memonali churches. Three new classes were formed in the | Sunday-school of Howard M. E. Church | yesterday and twenty-three new scholars | added. | R the E. ), “The True Man- ¢hood for Your Men ” P. M, “Genesls or the Im. sortance of Right Begip- nings.” AN M, 't | round table, ) g[ 2 “vr“dcfr\‘r;gx}g:g” With W, Cose, D. D.; benediction, Rev. W. Melvin | ¢ A M, “Diyine Chirogra- | At most of the Protestant churches the T { sormon fox this evening will be devoted to | i : the young men. (e Pl a damee Dut | “Special revival services will be held {p. M., *“Samson in Prison. | every night this week atthe Richmond ¢ Clinging | M. E. Church. They will be conducted atiies \W;mf\;';;‘ al Ser- | by Rev.J. W. Phelps, assisted by Rev. e 7 | Arthur Anderson. . Conformed, | | | yes of the S dsof the Dr. J. A. B. Wilson will deliver his lecture on “Da kest New York After D.urk’ at Grace M. E. Church on next Fri- | day evening. \ Archbishop Riordan and Rev. John Cottle, pastor cf St. Brigia’s Church, ar- rived home u the Ends of the M., “A Fatal De- last Tuesday evening. He 1ding the meetings of the d the board of directors of University. He also visited the principal Cath seminaties of the East in order to prepare for the opening of the Aichdiocesan Seminary in Menlo | Park. The A chbishop spent some days | | with his brother, Rev. Daniel Riordan, pastor of 8t. Elizabeth’s Church, Chicago. | During November, the month of tae | dead, the devotion of the way of the cross is beld on Sunday eveningsin St. Josepi’s | Church, Howard and Tenth streets, for § A M, “Moses’ Rod”: p. ., 1 Address to Young Men.” ‘The Atonement’” potwear; Its Uses rious Walks.” “There Were Ten HliuL Where Were ATNE 1S SISPENDED holds Judge Mortimer of New York. | It Asks H. Payne of This Oity to Furnish Satisfactory Proof of His Charges. The secretary of the Pacific advisory board of the Pacific Kennel Club received - | a communication vesterday from the sec- retary of the American Kennel Club at | New York to the effect thatat a recent | Friday. the souls in purgatory. The entire ser- vice consists of vespers, the way of the cross and benediction of the blessed sac- | rament. Rey. Father Nolan, recently ordained | for the archdiocese, has been appointed | assistant at St. Mary’s Chareh, Oakland. | His Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop, i will preach at the 10:30 o'clock mass to- day in Bt. Mary’s Cathedral. Rev. Fathers Hartnett, Garvey and | Horan, who were ordained for the arch-| diocese of San Francisco in Carlow Sem nary, Ireland, last June, bave arrived in thecity. They have not_as yet received appointment Father Hartnett is the nephew of F P. Hartnett of Los An- | geles. =Bixhop O'Dea of Nesqualiy, Wash., con- firmed a class of 100 persons in Sacred | Heart Church, Seattle, on October 24. A | reception was tendered to_the Bishop in | the eyening, and the Catholic people | made bim a generous present. | Rev. Theodore F. Burnbam of Vallejo | will read a paper before the Sun Francisco | Methoaist preachers’ meeiing lo-mormwl meeting the Pdyne- Mortimer charges were investicated, and the result was the suspension of Mr. rayne and his dogs Countess Noble, Queen of Counts and Count Harold until such time as Mr. | Payne shall furnish satisfactory proof of the charg s he tiled against Mr, Mortimer, who judged the recent bench show held in Oakland. A resclution was also passed by the American Kennel Club to the effect that it indorsed Mr. Mortimer for his integrity and honesty in all matters that pertained to bench shows. e | Carter Pleads Not Guilty, l )0 belonging to the Alaska and Y Exploration Comvany, pleade in Judge Wallace’s court Friday. er is a hundsome, refined, d stinquished- g man end scemed_desirous ot having & | a! at anearly day, in which rege he court was disposed to accommodate him, so the case will be placed on the caiendar next not | very urgent cail to the pastorate of the e A upon “A Modern Philosopher Worth | Hearing.” i On account of poor heal h the Rev. Dr. | Goodwin, pastor of the First Congrega- tional Church of Chico, has placed h's resignation in the hands of the prudentiel committee of ihe church. Dr. Goodwin | has been pastor of the Furst cuurch since | 1863, | The next meeting of the Unitarian Club will be held on Novembe: The topic to be discussed will be “Ethical Condi- | tions in Calilor: '’ Among the speakers expected to take part are: Rev. A J Wells, Rev. Dr. H. C. Minton, Rev. C. R. | Brown and George E. Church of Fresno. | The ladies of the First Cnristian Church 1 will bold a bazaar from the 16th to the | 19th inst.—afternoons and evenings—a | lunch on Friday evening. | The members of Naveh Z dek Congrega- tion mei last 8 afternoon and elecied the following officers: Fresident, Henry Kramer; vice-president, E. Bienenfeld secretary N. Levy; treasurer, T. Bril- | hant; trustees, Solomon Lichtenstein, | Benjamin Marcus, Nathan Goldblart, M. | J. Cohen, George Rosenberg, Abraham Simon, G. Elkus, E. Strunsky, L. Silber- | 1 | stein: sexton, Thomas Skootsky. Tae voung ladies of the Rosarian Society of 8t. Dominic’s Church are going to hold a grand musical and literary enterta ment, inaid o St. Dominic’s Chureh organ fund, on Friday evening, December 3. The best local talent lias been sscured and the affair promises to be a grand tinancial and social success. At the auditorium of the Young Men’s | Christian 1 so¢ . E. R. Dille, D.D., is to deliver | an address on the theme, *‘Who and What | Was Jesus of Nazareth?” ‘'he services will be free to the public. Special meetings will be hela in the | Auditorium every night this week at 8 o’clock, conducted by Rev. J. B. Orr, for men only. Dr. E. R. Dille will read a paver before the Christian Mini terial Association to- morrow on *The Genius and Merits of | Methodism.” Rev. W. A. Gardner of the West Side | Church in this city is holding revival ser- vices in the Kingsley Opera-house at Red Bluff. | St. Luke’s has added to its corps of | workers a parish sister. She comes from the order of the Good Shepherd, and will | devote her whole time to the benevolant | work of the parish. Bishop Nichols, who has been absent in | Europe and tue East for five months, re- turned on the 12th. He will address the Clericus to-morrow en “England in the | Year of Jubilee.” { The Rev. J. P. Dickson has accepted the Fourth Church, this city. Dr. Dickson is | arecent convert from the ranksof the | United Presbyterians. Tne local Baptist ministers will hold their weekly meetings in this city on the | 15th, when Rev. Dr. Adams will deliver | an address before them on Congregzation. | alism. _ There will be special services this even- | ing at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. | Willlam R. Stirling, a tusiness man of | Chicago, will adaress the congregation. | At N spectal service will be held. The will also address the young men of the congrezation on ‘‘ihe Glory of a Your Man, What Is 112" estminster Presbyterian Chureh a | pastor | & This evening the rector of Christ Church, Alameda, the Rev. T. J. Lacey, will ex- change palpits with the Rev. Mardon S. Wilson of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of this city. A unique feature of the Sunday even- ing service at the Howard-street Metho- dist Church will be a song service of sacred poetry set to the tunes oi popalar songs with a supply for everybodv. “Marching Through Georgia,” “The Ol1 olks at Home,” *“The Old Oaken Bucket,” ‘““Iramp, Tramp, the Boys Are Marching,” will ring out ied by th- large chorus choir and the Boys' Brigade before the sermon by the tor, John A. B. ‘Wilson, cn “The True Manhood for Young Men.”’ BIG MINING LITIGATION Fred Hohlweg Complains That He Has Been Treated Asks That the Transfer of Summit Mining Company Stock Be Annulled, Fred Hohiweg has filed a suit against the Bulwer Mining Company, the Sum- mit Mining Comvpany and the Standard Mining Company, all of Bodie, N. West- heimer, L. Ackerman, J. W. Pew, A. Krause, A. Herman, H.Zadig, F. Avery, E. Durbrow and P. N. Lilienthal, to annul a transaction involving 47,630 shares of the Summit Gold Mining Company, and to have a receiver appointed to take ctarge of the property of the Bulwer Mining Company. It is aileged in the complaint that the Summitstock mentuioned begame the prop- erty of the Bulwer Company on payment of §1763, a further payment of $3810 being laid out by the Bulwer Company on ac- | count of assessments levied by the Summ 't Company. Notwithstandinz the cost of the stock, Mr. Hohlweg asserts that all these sbares were aciuaily given to B. 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