The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 14, 1897, Page 11

THE SAN FRAXNCISCO CALL, TUESDAY DICEMBER 14 17 AHOTTIMEIN DAKLAND GOONCIL Park Site Propositions Bring Out an Interesting Controversy. Auditor Snow and Councilman Rowe Have a Lively Tilt. Charges of Cerruption and Are Freely Barndied About. Infamy OAKLANXND, Dec. 13.—The most import- ani meet vet he!d in cornection with the prope vark siie for Oakland was that of the City Council, sitzing as a com- mittee of the whole to-nignt, Councilman Rowe de a heated speech denouncing the statement puBished in ihe Exami that had caucused and was ay a job, asalie. He argaed in fay Saiher Tract. ilman Pringle made a speech in v Adams Point and R red the lake site, statinz most beauti pirks in Colonel Irish embrac a boulevard ound the lake the establishment of a park at West Oak Iand and the purchase of the Satt Trect, x-Congressman Englich «poke in fav. r of the Adams Tract. Profes or Georpe C. Edwards spoke in fuvor of the West Ouk land T an ms Pom and sor tning :n East Oakland. Auditor Snow was invited to speak, and h lively Mr. Ruwe. M had p « pposea the gr e 1o cit zens who wished to | be Mr. Rowe repeatel that enough had been :ad and bhe did not want to hear any m This aroused Snow, who oppose law,” and with the lobby hissing Rowe and cheering Snow the chairma restored order. Mr. 8now made an argu- ment in favor of the ams Tract and said that under the doi limit no iract c 1 be taken. Mr. Snow the ct s wonld t vote for 1 this would not permut he Sather Trac Kahn ot the Board of he belisvei bonds cou a~ $00,000 if :h presentea. Couuc rised everybody by e was in favor of the Adams hat the owners had refused to al ow be submitted with any other vroposi- Hesaid the lobby was packed with few people who were not acling as men Sohst, a director of the Mer change, challenged Mr. Rowne a man, and there were a few able moment-. All resolutions were ¢ killed by vote, and Mr. Gurard djurn, as tve bond proposi- was dead, n corr:ption fand died in in Mondey ) night the matte ly be po - | poned inde An Executor Suspended. OAKLAND, D:c. 13 —There was a little excitement in Judge Ogden’s court to-aay when it was found that Aifred Gublinger | wa<not pre-ent. Gublinger is one of the | executors of the Rathgale estate and was ciled to be present to-day to muk: some ¢xplanations. He did not appesr anta b-nch warrant was i-sved for ym. The Sueriff made a return this aiternoon that Gublinger conla not be found, a an affidavit that | e believed the ex=cutor was evading service Jud:e Ogden :hen sus- yended the authority of the executor till | next week, and ordered him to appsar and show cause why he sbouid not be perma- | nently removed. ‘ Lounis Jumos at the Macdonough. | OAKLAND, Dec. 13. — Macdonough Theater was well filied 'o-nicht 10 see Louis James in his new play “*A Cavalier of France.” Tuesday evening James will | appear for the last time in “Spar:acus.”’ The Eilford Company has returned sani will be seen in _tne Oakiand tnis week in | “Kidnaped ” “The Lost Paradise” and | “Humpty Dampty.” : Masosic and Odd Fellows Honors, | OAKLAND, Dec. 13.—The funeral of | Robert Smilie take place to-morrsw | his late residence, Dr. R. ciatine, under the super. aiternoon at Coyle, D.D., « vision of Ouk and Commandrey No. 11, Knights Tem r. The mem b of Foun- teda Lodge No. 198, L. 0. O. F., will attend as an organzation, in regaha. Tue guard | | tirm of d act i ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS. of honor consists of na<t Commanders Sir Kn ghts W. Frank Pierce, A. W. Burre''. D. Edward Collins, George Patterson, 7% 1 lpin, J. B. Merr:tt, Solomon Lainrop, Charles W. Hemes and . H. Morgan. .. SEEMON ON GAMBLING. Rev. Dr. Bovard Attacks the Slot Ma- chines and Gift-Sale Enterprises ALAMEDA, Dec. 13—Rev. F. D Bo- vard, the Puark-sireet Metho- dist F al Chureh, who is famous for ast | his vutspoken attacks upon public evils, devoted his sermon last evening 1o a con- -iteration of tiie subject of gambling. He paid bi's respects tu the slot machines, and was especiaily severe upon a arug this clty, which is promising to 2 away a pouy and cart on the prz number svsiem. He declared that ths was gambling of the worst kind ana would tebauch the con-ciences of the winners d those who engsged in such enter- prises. Alameda Notes. 13 have of Com- Thomp- ned emb Witich, F. ALA DA, Dee. been wo.. by the pany G: A. L Huf 50 AN J. Rivera. The “Mother Goose™ Guill netied the sum o applied to the chur Year fair of Ursula's 100, wnich wiil be - - Yerkeley New: Notes. LEY, Dec. 13 —At th> monthly meet- ¢ fegents to-morrTow morning in San ae matier of viecin g # director of the Lick Observatory wilbe brought up. The Berkeey Free Public Livrary was re opened to-diy in ils nowW quariers on the second floor ild 1z d fire company in «d o have been larzely Coliege way early portioa . Tnc wL-KI She Brings (tories of Fich Finds | and tha Famine at Cawson City. PORT TOWNSEND, Dec. 14. steamer Alki arrvid this morui from the north. tShe brirgs the story of a rich find of gold near Daw: and confirms the stories of impen famine among the miners STOLE A HO.SE AND BUGGY | Edward Smith and A. G, F Arrested Last Evening by 1 0'De tzpatrick a Elward Smith, a teamster, and Ar.hur z airick, a carpen er, were arrested last eveniig by Dotectives Ryan and 0'Dea, at 1004 Howard street, and put on the City P is n, J. Jordan re- - detent 01-book at arly in theeven ported to Captain Spiilane that a hLorse and bugey in which was a robe, whip and a valuable Nitional ¢ er had | been siolen from in frontoi the Empo- rium building, and that the owner of the property was ¥. A. Hutch of tte Empo- rium, Ryan and O'D2a were detailed on the case. Thev vis the second-hand sto; h of Market ~treet, and finally discov: erel ihe re;i ter i1 a store at 1004 Howard street, where 1t had been offerea for sale. The proprietor refused to buy 11, howeve: bat it was left in the siore. Ab ut 12 o’clock the men retursed in a hack for tue | register and were arrested. The horse and bugey were found in a siabie Seventh and Harrison streeta Iv is thoughi by the po ice bat the ar- resied men_are the ones who have been giving the department serigus troubie of late, because 0of manv comp.ainis being filed of mis-sing horses, bugg:es and otber similar properiv. —-————— EOBBED HIS EMPLOYER. Edward Balley Arrested by Offi ers Feeney and Robinson and Charged With Grind Larceny. Edward Bailey, an electrician, 16 vears of age, was arrested last evening by Officers ¥eeney and Robinson and charged with grand larceny at the Seventeenth- street police station. transferred to the City Prison. Last Saturday James O'Brien, a butcher Twenty-sixth street, hired 1o do some Biiley while there went 10 bouse, closet end siole a watch and chain, which a | was in a vestin the closet. When the officers went to Biiley’s house on Fifteenth street to search for the watch, at O'Brien's sugge-tion, Bailey ran out of tue back door and hid the watch under a plank sidewalk in the | yard. The watch was found and Bailev wes afterward arrested. He aamitied taking the watcu and said :hat Le had given the chain to his sister. When ssarched at the prison a lady’s watch and cnain, a knife, oliers and screwdriver were founa on him. He was soon re- icasea on $1000 bonds approved by Judge Campbell. FRANK M*= CeNNE LL. TO MEET IN THE RING TO-NIGHT. OAKLAND, Dec. 13 —Great interest is shown in sporting circles in 1t match to.morrow night between Lon Agnews and Frank McConnell before the Acme Club for a purse of $500. The odd who is a coming 1 oxer and has never vet been defea'ed. s this evening seem to favor McConnell, There are, however, many friends of Agnews who believ: that he wiil show his 0 d-tim- form and appear to betier advantage than he did when knocked out at Vallejo a few weeks sgo. Tue club has made provision to feal over 1200 people. The ru'es of the eontest call for eight rounds and the men must weigh in at 150 pounds. A spirited eontest is expected as both men have been very contcientious in their training, and the latest rejorts are that they are in first-class condition. There will be five or six preliminary bouts, the most interesting probably beingtbat between @ranfieid and Young Sharkey. f ay be made t > 01d (“olumt e Company i re the c of “the | He was afterward | electrical work in has | | | MANY CITIZENS BEING HELD UP In Some Instances the Bold Footvads Have Been Officers Patrolmen Instructed an Explanation From Anybody. A Quiet Report That Mayor Thomas Was Mistaken for a Robber. OaxLAND OFFIcE SaN FrANCisco CaLL,) 908 Broadway, Di y Any citizen who is out after dark in Oakland during this winter is likely to be beld up either by the police, who merely want info:mation, or by genuing footvads, who want something else. Chief Lloyd has inaugurated a system | ty vhicn he hopes to catch some of the tile army of burglars who average abou to Ask| commend the officer would stamp the story as true it is believed the Mayor i would introdnce some such re-o'utio . be- fore tne Police Commnis fon. As 1t is, bo concerned disclaims any knowledge of th= inci tont, | WOLWEBBER sTEPS OUT. | Handed i His Resignatiou day, to Take Effcct at Once. Yester- Sergeant Gustav Wolwebber yesterday handed in his resiguation to the Pol ce Commis-iimer , t0 take effsct to-day, as- signing ili-hea.th a; the cause. He has been on the force for the last sixteen years, and for two years been a sergeant at the Cali- -sireet atien. Recently an tigation mace ana ihiree of men were caugnt in a quiet of draw poker, and the ser- geant was translerred to the O'Farreil sireet station, or what is known as the “og district,” and many ot his friead< | oy that thischangs has ‘more to do with | his resiznation tnan his health, Sergeant \W ebber intends to engaze in business ~hort!y, and leav-s the dapart- | ment with b:st wishes for uis futnre, | - |T0 BIG TO BE BELIEVED, Mrs. Prinet Says Her Husband Tried to Kill Her, but ‘he Go's | Arrested. | Mre, Prinet, wife of Euzene Prinet, who tried 1o commit suicide last week by tak- | ing chloroform because he could not get | along with bis wife, was arrested late last | night for d:sturbing the peace. The officer who male the arrest says that when he arrived Mis. Prinet was cre- ating a disturbance, but on seeing the of- game LURLINE POLO TEAM. Pete Shephard, B. A R Curha, B H. A. Widemann, Goal I de Lyons, € F H. F. Bre C B J. A. Geddes, F. W. C. Pomin, F. FORT MASON POLO TEAM. T. Heller, C. F. A.DarC B H H. Williameon. B, J. B. Black, Goalkeeper John Qunnors, B Frank Gerak, F. G. D. Bailey, F. The first of n series of five games for the water polo championship of the United States Aud the Spreck~ls challenge cup wiil be play: ing, December 16, beginning at 8 o'clock. T are also the ciampions of Flor:aa and the So present holders of the Spreckels cup. Both t months, and one of the most excitiug aquati promise Wat game will be a splendid exhibitivn of footba ness of the college game i eliminaied in th requisite to make a successful polo-piayer. tial gume at least, and Captain Pomin of the ed st the Luriine Baths next Thursday even- he contesting teams are the Fort Muspns, who uthern States, and the Lurline Polo team, the eams have been in training for the past three cevents ever witnessed on the Pacific Coast is polo s a game thet is but little knowa to local sport lovers, and Thursday nignt’s 1in the water among experts. All the rough- water contest, endurance being tue one great Both tesms are confident of winning the ini- Lurline team has made some big statements regarding the prowess of Lis men, but when he was spproached two dass ego b an indi- vidual who cffered 1o wager $100 that the Fort Masons wouid win he de money. The winnerof the match will in all games witn the Chicago Athletic team. Dur ng the evening H Brower, the swim & match rnce with E1 Stolle was de ‘eated by Stolle at the O aple Club ercd Stoll.’s time and gained the title of chempion of America, which he championship races held in thisciy in Ap July at the American chumpionship meet. The Lurline Orchestra of twanty piece: w day evening and enl.ven the p)lo gam.: and music. n prom d to cover the probability g to Chicago and piay a series of one-quarter mile champion of Amerlea, will < to be a moet Interesting event. Brower in Oc ober, 1896, but »ince theu he has low- won at the coast ril last, and also the races heid in Chicago 1n ill make its first public appearance on Thurs- swimming-match with popular and ciassical T.eevents will be held under the auspices of the P. A. A. of the A. A. U. of the United States. four burglaries nightly in this neighbor- bood. The oflicers have insiructions to question any one whom they may meet, and all sorts of funny complic:tions have resuited. No sooner was the system put in prac- tice than 1wo hard cases were quickly caught, and this has caused the majority of cilizens to submit calmly and philo- sophically to the atientions of the oflicers, while others complain. The officers on this special duty wear plain clothes and there is nothing to distinguish them from genuine footpads. During the past few nights some people have been badiy frizhtened as though they had realiy en- countered deperadoes. Chief Lloyd, Sergeant Morrison and others kave que tioned numerous cit zens on quiet streets and_occasionally one o those held up bas taken to his heels and reported having met robbers, Severai of these iustances have been traces and the result has shown tbat it was merely an officer assuring himself that thae citizens were not burglars, A few days ago soms one who was thus held up by an officer at Fruitvale had his aitorney write to Chiet Lloyd. The re- sult was not exactly what wasexpected, for the Chief merely replied that as things are at present citiz:ns shoula wil ingly put up with a trifling inconvenience and stould admire raiher tuan condemn t eaer (fficers, It was reported to-day that Mayor Thomas was wa king siowly to his nome ou Fourteenth street about 11 » M. Satur- day when lie was siopped and quest.oned by a sergeant who was in plan clothes. Atter the recognition explanations were maude, and if it were not tuai 1o openly ficers she changed her tuctics and cla med that ber husband was trying to kill her. As Mis. Prinet isa Hercules compared with her husband, the officer gathered ber in and placed her in tne California- street station for the balance of the even- ing. — INDIOTED THREE CROOKS, The Grand Jury Fiuds True Against Sealsk n Thieves. The Grand Jury found indictments yes- terday against Fiege and Finney, the two men who were recently arrcsted for break- ing into the f urstore of Frederick P, Mul- ler at 223 Kearny s'reet, and stealing a large quan tity of seal-kins belonging to wealthv society women who had left the garments there for repairs. The iurs were sold 10 a Montgomery- street pawnbroker for $20, and were recov- ered from there by the police after a long search. Boih men are now in custody on charees of burglary, and the indiciments charge them wit ihe same <ff :nse. The jury also found a true oill against Jo:n Underwood, who 1s cuarged with naving perpetrated a haif-interest swin- die. Underwood 1epie ented that he owned a real estate business downtown, and sold an interest t)a M s. Brage. The business real y belonge! 1o George Ban- nister, and Underwoo!l was detected in his neiarious iransaction when his victim tried to take« possession. Bills | sired she could have preventel | sara, * MRS, WRIGHT HAS LED HER 30 Her Father-in-Law Explains How the Trouble Has Arisen. Only for One Weok Was the Wife Prevented From Seeing Her Busband, Mrs. John T. Wright Says There Is No Basis Whatever for the Allegation. OAKLAND OFFIcE SaN Fraxcisco CALL,) 93 Bro: v, Dec. 13§ The suit of Mrx. Emily B. Wiigh against her father-in-law, John T. Wrigh', was filed this alternoon. The ceiails cf this sensational complaint were pub- Lisned exc usivolv in THE CALL this morn- ing and caused a viry decided flutter in social circ.es in this city. Accompanying the complaint was a prayer for &n injanction restraining any body irom interfering with Mrs. Emily B. Wright when she wishes to see her dj usband, who isat presentat the East ritarium. The complaint charges that George . Wright, the plaintiff’s hus- band, was spirited away {rom one sani- larium 1o another without his wite's kuowledge or consent, and that for several weeks she has been prevented from visit- g bim while be is confined “in a cheer- less, sunless room with none but alien bands to smoo.n bi. lonely passage to the grave.” John T. Wright and his wife end Drs. nelier and Kron are a.so made aefend- sin thesuit. When spoken to about the matier, Mr. Wright said: “f am very sorry that such a step has been taken by my son’s wife, for it cannot but o her untold harm.’ For ik rteen years I hav supporied tnem botn, and mv son has never worsed. He took to the downwara path several years ago, and his wife, in- st ad of helping h rather encouragzed him. Sheisa very talented musician, in fuct there are few cleverer than she, and sne is very well educited. Her education was received at Mils College, and her parents sre wealthy znd had she -o de the unhappiness that has made toeir mar- ried ife miserable. “When George was taken sick I was in- formed of i1, and I atonce told Dr. Muei- ler 10 iook after nim. He aid so and I, of course, will h to foot ail the biiis. I ceriainly have never kept his wite awuy trom him nor authorized any one to do s0.” D . Muel ler says he feels no uneasiness about bis share of the $25,000 damages which Mrs. Emily Wright seeks. *I nave done ail possivle” for George Wright,” he nd for one week it was absolutely necessary that the patient s ould see no- body. He was in such a condition that the resuit of any escitement would car- tainly have been fatsl. During this werk bis wife did not see him, but she has seen him since and I believe she called on him yesterd I do not ielieve it possible that he can live over a month anyl ow, as he is 1 fll cied with an incur- a:l- maiady. Mrs. John T. Wright, al<o a defendant, ~avs that George is in su h a condition that he is not responsible for what he says at this iime. Sue says that George's fother has done everviuing po-sib.e tor him and that this vlay of Mrs. Emily ner. Wright will not ben. fi CAN GRADE LICENSES Brosnahan’s Ocrdinance Is Ex- pected to Meet With Much Opposition, Council Has Power to Mak: Laws to Regulate the Liquor Traffic. OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FrANCIsco CALL,) W8 Broadway, Dee. 13. '§ City Attorney Dow has supplied the Council with a written opinien in which he states that the districiing of a city for the purpose of regulating the ama t of liquor license to b2 paid within each dis- trict is legal, and has already been passed upon by several Supreme Courts, The ordinance was in roduced by Coun- cilman Brosnahan, and its purpose is to require merchants doing business in the beart of town to pay a much larger !icense than saloon-keepers in the suburbs. It aroused great opposition on the part of the liquor-dealers, e-pecially as it in- cluded some clauses by which heavy penalties were provided for infraction. Should it be passed the provision requir- ing that no saloons shall be located within 6.0 feet of any school or church will re- quire the removal of many existing sa- loons. There will be, however, much cpposi- tion ty the measure from some memb- rs of the City Council. The grading of Ii- censes is not ccceptable to severa, mem- bers, for it will have a ten .ency to in- crease the number of saloons in resident districts, where iicen<e is lowest. In the canter of Oukland the license is set in the rew ordinance at $150. In the residence portion it is fixa.l at §30. This has alreaay aroused thecry that cheap saloons are not wanted in Qresidence distric s. At th- present time the license is uniform a- $100 KEW TO-DAY. SUDDENLY and sorves. Use the you require & Baco-Curo, it is the Orig- inal Guaraates Remedy refunded if it care) @ fails to Write # proofs of cures. Soe. or $1 boxes, 3 boxes (guaran- It loaves the ays- teed cure) $2.50. tem fres from every trace of uicotine, Eureka Chemical and Manufac- turing Co.. La Crosse. Wis. The fac-simile signature of is on every wrapper _of CASTORIA. wuch of | George has receive | «very atiention, and | Auction Salcs REFEREE’S SALE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1897, At 12 o'clock, M. it the Salesrooms of 6. ll. Umbsen & Co., 14 Montgomery St., THIS DAY (TUESDAY) AT 11 A. M. 410 POST ST., NEAX POWELL \ ¥ FLELD, 1 AND FURN.TURE AUCTION. l ¥ K STTE 502 Marke and the !ittle roadside saloon Temesca pays as much as the large deaer in tue neart of the city who does both a whole- toat it is unreascnable or oppressive or sale and retail liquor business in .1ie 8101€ | We wiil sell by ord:r of Gustay H. nd also con.tuc v bar. | - mbse , referee of the estate of Thomas Citv Attornev Dow’s opinion cone | Mootry Jr, thres properties of the es= 0 jections toan ordinance on the g liate ias toiows | ustuined unless such objec ions appear r0nihlv rental of $278: lot upon the fece of the or: narce. Moreover | Mg 01 three streets. he power granted by the constitution to £ A ach city to make and enforce within i aTaputinn ol iy sl I mits local police an i oiher reguia tons : < very broat, and nothing less thana ¢on- SW. corner of Bav and Dupont ste.: im- s i'uicn sion or # zeneral law upo s ten.ing fo: $67 per mouth; lot 89:6x the same subject can overate to limit - u; T logue. etc., Ingaire p wers. In view of the ioregoing I re- | Auction- <pectfully report to your honoravle com- mittee that in my opinion the said pro- posed ordinance can be enforced if duly | adopted. | — Peter Juckson said last evening that he xpect to leave for the north in afew LAV]G 1 ]] dav. with a theatrical company. i| “Iam ready to meet il comers,’” said | fackson. I have not been whipped yet and I cannot understand why I am se- lected being among the number of ‘has been When Iam whipped then it will be time for those who look upon me as a ‘has been’ to cry woll. I may drink and pear out of date in theeyes of many people, but let them give me a chance te- fore they crucifv mé; that’s all I have to siy. Anvhow, I am going north with a show and I expect to do well while Iam on the road.” The Excelsior Athletic Club is still hop- ing to carry off its monthly exhibition, which was stopped by tha police la<t Tues- day evening. The members say that the ixce ub has just as good a right to hold its entertainment as the O.ympic Club, which sold tickets to outsiders last Frilay eveninz. The members sav that uthorities should not make fish of ub and flesh of oth The Pugilist Is Arranging toi Journey East Next ! Saturday, ] | Hawkins and Connolly Will Fight | Thursday Evening Before the 1 | | Knickerbocker Olub. George Lavigne, the pugilist, who has been training at tte Six-mile House fora | twenty-round contest with “Young’ | Gritfo, which was booked to take yiace on | the 21st inst., quit training yesterday, and | is now making arrangzements to leave for | bis Eactern home in a few da | Buliy Lavizne, the brotherof the fighter, | Dr. Gibbon’s Dispensary, ) 625 KEARNY ST. said last evening that the outlock fora | stablished meetizg between his brother and Griffo | | wisan thing but fivorable, ow to the | dimiculiies encountered by *Young” Mi ¢ elln securing a permit for the en- | tertainment. | *“1 have good reason to believe that Mitchell cannot secure rermnssion from | the Supervisors,” said Lavigne, *‘and as | Geo! un ' I are anxious to speod thel holi: with our friends and relatives in the East 1 thought the best thing for us 10 do was 10 pack up and getout. ~Unless | QTEAN 2 4 % 7 o ceen | KD whart, Saa something unforeseen happens between | S whatt, Saa Lrancico, s follows: 56 now and Friduy tne match between ) , aud every firth day thereafter. For Vicloria, Vancouver (3. (.), Port send, Eeattle, Tacoma, Everett, | George and Griffo is off. I am s .rry for this unexpected turn ot affairs pugilistie, bu it canuot be helpel.”’ ! Young Mitchell atiended the minstrel | adte show given by the OlympicClub minstrels | at 1Tl'uml wi {\'_ t Seattle with Gres Ia . joyed er in- | Norbern fiv, and Alaska steamers. last evening. ' He enjoyed tue entertain- | Ngrbern «v . and Alnskasieamecs, =~ | ment, but could not give any information | p 5. Dee 8.7, 1L 15, 20, 24 o8 Jan 1, o 10, 14, as regards the outlook Jor a meeting be- | 18 22 Monterey, San Simeon. Cayneoy, n Luls Obispo), Gaviota, Sants Hueneme, San Pedro, es) and tween Livigne and Griffo. . He was sorry | thata permit cculd not be secured from the honorable board of Supervis Port Harford (= Barbara, Ventur: bec. On Thursday evening the Knickerbocker | ‘n 8, 'n 16, 24, 238, und every fourta day A Sjub wi . thereafter A hletic Ciub will give an entertamment. | PREalEr o e o por macford Lue event of the evening will consist of a | (Sen Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Por: Los An- les ani_ Redo! 8 10. 14, 1¥ o ( twenty-round contest between Hawkin- and Connolly and the preiiminary wiil Le 0s Angeles). 1L 6. 50, ana every fou, ” - . ereatter. 0" te ween Joe K ng unt Lan For Ensenada, and a good evening of sport is promised | Cabo, Mazatian. A : La Paz S Haels anagers, Messrs and Guaymas (Mex.) 10 A. M. Zd of each mo: R out previous notice steamers, salling uates anl “Tod”’ Rvan, who is matched by the | hours of sailinz. National Club 10 fizat Joe Choynski next | Ticket Office—Patace HOTEL 4 NEw MoNT- month, 13 expected to arrive this evening | GOMERY St from Si. Louis. Ryan lias a good reputa- | SUOPALL PERKI and a contest between him and n'l Acents, an Francisca. THE O.R. & N. CO. 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