The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 26, 1898, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1895, PETER McGLADE WILL PLEAD “NOT GUILTY " Belief That Others Are Implicated. MAY SHIELD A FRIEND MORE SKELETONS IN THE WAR- RANT FORGERY CASES. The Street Department Deputy’s At- torney Says the Accused Will Soon Be Ac- quitted. 90‘.’0'9"."!!#’U'.','O’....‘I’"”.’i"’% Inde, ex-Deputy Super- Jctment 1e one else L The $5 belief that | ® treet Departm madé far. ade 1 Me( guilt- collar, made straws show which way blows, so others indic the » the actions of McGlac e that there more s than has yet been the suspicious lace they say Superin- first Ambro confidential deputy ) out of m's w nd might 4 ded the ¢ s law for an | > te time. be forever, but | lingly came back to face the charges made against him. Was he prom- ised protection? Some believe he was. From the time of his return to the present he ha ained a strict silence, g to his most intimate to how he would meet ilade’s refusal to plead dictment before Su- ast Saturday is looked lemand for time by the law, is t steps in a fight that to the G perior Ju upon as Not a few believe puty will escape from very and their belief is »ased upon something r the court had ad- ttorneys a firm of 1 & M Reddy to gmive tad 2 g 22 D2 2 2 11 Ll DT Tty the proper time two | 1 each. Good promised, Crystal 7 i n s it was. When t the attorney tak- 1: “I have no fear ritted be- 1 know Ambrose. nd_politician, | nd with him geph Kelly was PEPLPRPEPPVPPERRP B e np pulled n the argum nce all further moves in the matt getting were called off 1 to-morre a substitute for Somewhat to his an- | & nt his Christmas in | & 1 not suffer for| & bonds th CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 26. CHILD’S 2 REEFERS, : $3.95. and $6 breasted, fly front—like picture—with #$ larga buttons, large inlaid velvet sailor from all-wool Cheviots and lot of red flannel lined, all-wool, navy blue Military Reefers, with brass but- tons—choice of the entire lot for $3.95. Men’s $3.50 Shoes. The Emporium $3.50 Shoes for men, made of calf, tan calf, box calf, patent leather, enamel | leather and Vici kid—come in all suitable for street, dress, home and outing. offer this line of shoes to men who ordinarily pay £ it to say k- s in Blue Y Meltoas in Blue > & @ a » lish the acquittal of | ® ier means. However ¢ | ® » decided upor : have their c e one, no ma | position : China and Glassware Thin Carlsbad China Dinner Set, fancy edge, gold finished handles, very pretty purple flower decoration, 100 pieces, for 12 persons, only........... Fancy Shaped Crystal Deco- . ;'1.‘ : rated Lemnr;ladel& SO DL tumblers and silverine tray, the set complete. $3-25 and Gold et—decanter with handle, 6 glasses and glass tray to match, the set complete Thin Blown Crystal Water Tumblers, per dozen.. £ % @as Bill Reducers. THE EMPORIUM. | GOOD OVERCOATS, $9.65. A Five-day Sale. A splendid assortment of Overcoats that bought and sold in the ordinary way would cost you $12.50to $15 will be offered until closing time next Saturday night at a price which it hardly seems possible would cover the cost of materials alone Read these brief, carefully weighed descriptions. They are not word paintings—just ba-e, plain facts. If you need an Overcoat dor't overlook this offering. You can't go wrong. Your monmev bick f you wani it. One lot of - BLAGK VIGUNA Overcoats, all wool, medium weight, silk faced to edge, very handsome, $9.65 One lot BLAGK GLAY Overcoats, all wool, silk sleeve linings, satin piping, finely made...... 589,65 One lot LFGHT TAN Overcoats, all wool, silk sleeve lining—jaunty, Sl veryoela ol A 3960 One lot BLACK and BLUE KER~ SEY Overcoats—smooth, handsome finish, all wool, fast colors, velvet collars, will wear $9.65 qualities, double and Oxford ; also one 4 modern toes, | We $5.00. It is a shoe of exceptional value for $3.50—the highest quality of material seen at Five Dollars. Ask for Emporium Shoes a! . $3.50 $22.50 Tea Set, same quality and style as above, for 12 persons... | ancy Ice g Cream attractive decorations, the 15-inch China Set, tray and 12 Ice Cream dishes for. $3.50 pitcher, 6 Liquor $1.25 Fine Imitation of Cut Glass Punch Bowl, on stand 15 inches across top, style like picture $3-00 | Imitation Cut Glass Lemon- | ade or Punch Glasses, per dozen 98C | Emerald Green Leaf-Shape | Icecream or Berry Sats, 7 pieces 48C - 48¢ These extraordinary special sale prices for reliable Gas Lamps are for this week only. T5¢ Lamps complete, like picture. .59¢ 85c Lamps complete, like p.cture 73c THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | California’s Largest—America’s Grandest Store. GETTING THINGS “SHIP SHAPE.”’ Busy days are planned for Christmas Week—stocks must be “straightened out” after the Holiday Rush. Some broken lines will be weeded out—quantities of exclusively Holiday Goods which we do not want to carry over for a year will be . marked way down. The Cloak, Millinery cedented bargains. and Clothing Departments offer unpre- Money-saving possibilities, great economical opportunities pre- sent themselves between now and the New Year. The Fine Linens for New Years. Are you going to entertain New Year's Day? You'll want a daintily set table; first requisite—fine linen. We have sets up to $50, and good, dependable, flax-made linens from Germany as low as 40c the yard. Housekeepers, hotel proprietors and restaurant managers investigate your linen-closets. Make up the memorandum for fresh supplies. The inducement is a saving of dollars and cents during the holiday week : Bleached Table Damask—Fine in weave, stylish in patterns, good and durable, 72 inches wide, per yard. 90c Bleached Table Damask—Irish linen, fine woven heavy fabric, 70 inches wide, very special, per yard 3 75¢ Bleached Table Damask—Pure linen, a good wearer, 60 inches wide, several new and very pretty pat- terns to choose from, per yard 45¢ Dinner Napkins—Irish linen, 24 inches square, a superior damask, will wash and wear satisfactorily, per dozen - : $2.50 Irish Linen Napkins—Dice patterns, half bleached, soft finish, without dressing, pure linen, 22 inches square, per dozen......... $1.25 Damask Towels—A lot of about 50 dozen, close woven solid fabric, handsome borders, knotted fringes, fully Hleachied, assorted patterns; per dosen.ssirs-cst 92430 Huck Towels—Irish manufacture, full bleached, size 17x34 inches, blue or red borders, a little cotton in the $1 85 warp, very cheap at (per dozen)........cceccecceiiisiiiunnnas Huck Towels—Very close weave, heavy texture, an size 19x39 inches, per dozen............ . Turkish Towels—Half bleached, heavy and 20¢ Turkish Towels—Fully bleached, all white, heavy and close in weave, bath size 22x50 inches, each..... 25¢ 19 inches wide, a good make for roller or kitchen use, per yard... . 10c value, 19'4 inches wide, very durable for towels, rollers, 1 etc., per yard 122C ture, fully 20 inches wide, assorted checks, per yard...... lZ;C Check Glass Toweling—Heavy make, Iris] excellent absorbent, lasting in wear, hemmed ends, $2’40 durable, an excellent value at the price, each... Bleached Crash Toweling—Fine Irish linen, Irish Linen Huckaback—Housekeepers know its Check Glass Toweling—Irish manufac- liden, 27 inches wide, per yard....... 20c Best Quality Groceries. Thousands of Holiday Tables are supplied by this store— supplied with “the best that the market affords” at prices which have astonished some housekeepers who have recently become our customers. If you receive anything from this department not absolutely satisfactory return to us at once. Direct tele- phone—South 59. New Seedless Raisins —1b....8¢ Fancy Seeded Raisins—pkg.. ..15¢ 10¢ | Choice Eastern Hams—Ib.1215¢ Cleaned Currants, bulk—Ib.10¢ | New Rolled Wheat—lb........ 3¢ Fancy Soft Shell Walnuts— | New Golden Dates—Ib. ...... 10c AT 1214c | The Best Salinas Potatoes— Fancy Maine Corn—2 ¢ans.23¢ | cWh.veueuaen rereeei. 9650 Fancy Maine Succotash—can Best Quality Liguors. Canadian Club Whiskey—bottle... Yellowstone Whiskey, full quarts. Furniture Bargains. The Solid Oak Bed- room Suit, like picture, 3 pieces, highly polished, heavy ornate carvings,swell- front bureau and washstand, manufactured by one of ths best bedroom - suit fac- T tories in America (McCord & Bradford), sold elsewhere at $26, prices cut for this week to $19.75. This Couch, wide and roomy, velour and corduroy cover- ings in a variety of e = colorings, actually P worth $10, special %}T@: this weel mwm ol at... 3 $6.75 it Solid Oak Parlor Table, like piqzfire, with a shelf below for storing your Christmas books, size of top 18x18 inches. Solid 65¢ upholst- ered in fine tap- estry, actually worth $5, special for this week, $3.25. Carpet Remnant Sale. Selling thousands of rolls of Carpets in a season means a large accumulation of remnants at the season’s end. Such is the condition of our Carpet stock to-day, and, as we take stock in this department January 3d, we offer special inducements to clear out the remnants before next Tuesday. There are hun- dreds of short pieces, many averaging 25 to 30 yards. The assortments include Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets and Tapestry Brussels, and from the already reduced remnant prices we will this week make an additional 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Other lots, where patterns or color lines are not complete, are offered as follows: Bigelow Axminsters—Best quality, regularly sold at $1.50 yard—to close out... Hartford Axminster—good durable carpet and fine line of patterns, regularly $1.35 yard—to close out-.... $3.08 Lowell Body Brussels—best quality made, regularly $1.25 yard—to close out $ 1.00 Ten-Wire Tapestry Brussels—in all the leading makes, regular 90c quality—to close out.. 72c Nine-Wire Tapestry Brussels—regularly sold for 75¢ 60c 35¢ $1.20 yard—to close out..... Linoleums — large variety of patterns — upward from..... White Blankets, Extra Splendid values these—the $7.50 line especially—if they were just as they came from the mill, hadn’t been handled or THE EMPORIUM. | ! PRI R AT T T I T A T e T I T Tt T TP T I I TSI TR T2 2222222122 222 22T 21T 1T T T ITAAATEILT TSI 22T T eaa aqiaaqqanracysaqaqNrTeeNNs HE EMPORIY) Golden Rule Bazaar." THREE-DAY SALE. Ladies’ Tailor Dresses. Commencing to-morrow (Tues- day morning) and until Thursday at closing time-we offer ABOUT vithout reserve our mmecomse - entire stock of new and stylish Tailor- HALF made Dresses at o G about one-half the regular prices. M Now when they are needed most— Jjust at the season’s height—a three- day, quick clearance of late-style garments at prices often less than cost of materials. A hundred different styles at least from which to choose— but the cut prices are for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday only. Al1 $15 and $16.50 Tailor Dresses......... $10.00 All $18 Tailor Dresses...ccorrerssossseser SN BwB 0 Al §20 and $22.50 Tailor Dresses........ ST F.50 All $25 and $27.50 Tailor Dresses........ $718.00 All $30 and $32.50 Tailor Dresses...... $22+850 All $35 and $40 Tailor Dresses......... $25:00 Al $50 and $60 Tailor Dresses......... $3 5200 All $70 and $80 Tailor Dresses.......... SF5.00 Ouwing to the extremely low prices all altera- tions on these dresses will be charged extra. House Furnishings. A First-Class No. 7 Range, like picture, 6 holes. cast-iron lining, nickel towel rod and teapot shelf, an excellent baker, fully war- ranted, set up in any part of the city, including water back pipe and all plumbing connections, com- plete fo) $19~50 Heavy Galvanized Iron Coal Hod. ....... 25C Large Size Popcorn Popper, will hold two quarts, = WS e e 15¢ Hardwood Umbrella Stand, neatly finished and highly polished, with brass or iron drainer. i 9SC One-Burner Blue Flame Gas Stove, including 6 feet of best covered gas tubing with patent rubber top that will fit any burner, complete for..... 55¢ Granite Steelware. Granite Steelware is perfection for Cooking utensils, ab- solutely safe in use, no matter what acids the food may contain, and where it is bought and sold in such quantities as the big store handles prices are but little more than ordinary tinware that easily rusts, and to which glutinous substances so readily “stick.” Granite Steel Jelly Cake Pans—large size—each. 8-quart Granite Steel Dish Pans—each. Granite Steel Frying Pans—each.. .. Granite Steel Seamless Saucepans, with tin covers— The 3-quart size—only. The 2-quart size—onl: Granite Steel Rice or Mush Boiler quarts—only. rocarsasdbtiodeetusa Granite Steel Coffee Pot that holds 2 quarts.. 8-quart Granite Steel Kettle, Berlin shape. Steel Enameled Cake Molds, with tub Granite Steel Bread Pans. Steel Enamel Muffin Pan Here’s a Comforter. A full sized double bed Comforter—not “skimped” in any way—liberally filled with good grade white cotton, covered with stout figured material, quilted in fancy designs, very special value at eachuseccsciserercetennnrsasessannnnnee $1-50 Great Flannel Values g line, for when ife visited him r as one could $1.00 Lamps complete, like picture .84c | We sell a mantle which we absolutely | guarantee. If it breaks we farnish another free of charge. Did you ever hear of a store displaved in the windows, they would command $10 the pair. White Blankets, made of fine California wool, size 66x78 inches, beautifully finished, ribbon bound, full 5-1b. weight, per pair only........... $475 Naglee Brandy—gallon jugs.. Naglee Brandy—quart bottle... Table Claret, extra good for the money—gallon Zinfandel, quality A1—gallon came his a dinr me ¢ as fine Tennis Flannels, the Amoskeag manufacture—a guarantee of their superiority—in plaids and stripes, light 1 and medium colors, a 10c yard value at...... ARARTC RN 795 ement in Broadway PPy e e e T e T e e L L e T T L T L T T L 31‘”‘1}" ;’i‘-\-'; no n‘;\«;'lrn;imwnr:"“;\z i 3 i making such a liberal offer before on this Port Wine—a grade that will please yon——g‘al]nn . . White Blankets for extra large beds—"they are 78 Eiderdown Wool Flannels, in plain garets, to his own stateme e is five pounds | g class of goods? 5 Sherry, extra good value—gallon. inches wide, weight 7 Ibs, made from fine long staple tans, pinks, blues, etc., etc., full yard wide—an excep- ;h,‘ fe ”\,ij n ‘\\..\‘\',.{,‘ J,',',‘, l“,l,:r:n”tr{/n{!.xj‘x: ; 0/d Incandescent Electric Lamps Bought. One quart demijohns Kentucky Bourbon wool—a little soijed from displaying—per pair.......... $7~50 tionally good quality that we can fully recommend, per yard. 45¢ e declares that with the exception of a | @ ory Tittie x»‘é}% that »"’]’fi‘v’»‘ be cxpecied, | Xl @86 S EEH «aa«uuu(««“««««««uuuu«««.««un«u««uu««uuu«c“unuauq««uu«u«uu««u«z«tut& and spir ject of h McGlade h it in kee skull was badly fractured at_ the base | so v y g - v] i e advicel 2 e se | so pretty they couldn’t refuse her re Those who did not get away will be given . er the advi and that it was impossible for the man to | quest.” e e e ey Afly Eyeglasses Fl“ed of the lat recover. Nothing was found on his per-| The ticket agents and other ferry em- While the Eighth California were din- said yesterday that the son to establish his identity. | ploy g di vere 1 freez- Chri v ont & - - 8 s s v, and as he | ployes in the big depot were in a freez: ing on roast beef, the Christmas delicacy < out of the common prac B ondition yesterday . 'Wys hoating ao: With Our New Clip That Don’t Slip has not recovered from the shock his | afforded them by the Government, Troop ce | g for time for his client m; Qi«mo( and rfwldf-nree are l\;nlfinown. Inol ls‘ Rarlalus (:ir l(hx; E"ucut‘;rgi nua! nnl)’] orlm i\!.lFfll‘”éh Cavalry, and Battery E, Thllrdv : - abou vears of age, light complexion | boiler and it is now being cleaned. In nited States Artlifery, were running the allows it and we should have | and dressed in dark clothes. 2 | ordinary cases twelve hours would be line of menu that.contained everything For 50 Cents. learn the nature of the indict- | The recent fire in the coal cargo of the | cnough time for this work, but as it is a necessary to set on edge the stomach of a | _Oculists’ Prescriptions Filled. Fuctory om he. “Tt is true we were told | big ship Shenadoah will result In more | public bullding boller it will probably ve private. - A couple of hours were - con- | Premises. Quick Repairing. Phone, Maly 10 harge would be forgery, but we | expense to her owners than at first be- | days before the depot is warmed - up. sumed in the stowing of the dinner. The — Wwant time to look into the indictment be- lieved. Several ship carpenters have ex- | In the mean time the employes are burn- canteens of these companies netted great Tore: our s. The indictment | | amined the timbers in the vessel's hold | ing thelr electric lights all day trying returns from which the dinner was_ fur- may be f: nd we may think it best and have found that the damage is quite | to kep warm. nished. After the feast the well satisfied | to move it set aside upon statu- serious. They state that it will take $12,- | Dr. Herbert G. Shaw, who has been | bluecoats strutted about with cigars in e s, ok e put in a de- | 000 or $15,000 worth of repairing before she ' connected with the Harbor Receiving Hos- their faces and even admitted that thelr Thurrer, which we certainly will do_ if | is ready for sea. The fire had been in that | pital for the past year, has been appoint- life was no a hard one. K s the siightest grounds for such a 4500 tons of coal for some time, and only | ed house physician of St. Luke's Hos- o PTIC]ANS KODA When the time comes for Me- 4 the rapid sailing betwen Baltimore and | pital. 2 “A WONDERFUL GIFT.” AGENCY, lead he will plead *not guilty - NO Hollda at the this port ved the fine ship. The German Trading Company’s schoon- F l f G E - 642 M - dy to go on with the trial at| y attempt of a woman to com- | er Mascot, which has been lying for a unera [} us * | Rev. Georeia Needb s Dlivers o ARKETST | e took place yesterday morn- | long time at Meiggs wharf, sailed yes- « GHRONICLE BUILDING~ d meet the sresented. | hat our d » will be, for Harbor Hospital. ing on the wharf of the Southern Paelfic | terday on a cruise among the South Sea - L ot have not had time to | osp slip. The woman, who is unknown, was | Islands. Ward of the Elghth- Powerful Sermon at the WE EMPLOY NO AGENTS. look into the we do not | scen wandering around and standing on | The Pacific Mail steamer China is not Y. M. C. A. R know what the ¢ s are.” | the pier until the suspicions of the em- | due from the Orient until to-morrow, but ) : 2 | s oused. and they watched | she may come into port some time to- Rev. ‘Georgtepgh ‘i!\fed)lam, th? Irish DocTor == | Finally she walked di- | day. She has a large passenger list o. evangelist of adelphia, who is com- CT THE DEAF PICKPOCKET. (AN UNKNOWN MAN RUN DOWN | 7&57°00 Ghe cige of ihe wharf and | motable pexgons on board, among whom | TWG ~ CHRISTMAS ~ DINNERS | picting a tour of the world, deliverea his ? ey | stepped on the string timber; then she are Lord Charles Beresford of the Brit- famons: cvaholiitic sEomon Stthe Y: I M EYERS James Shelton Suspected of Robbing | e = | was scized. She was carried struggling | ish navy, ‘the Grand Duke Cecil, cousin b 2 5 = By 3 Shelt t the Cliff | la from the place, and at her earnest of the Czar of Russia, and ex-President C. A. yesterday afternoon before a large & co.v James £helton at the Cli | | pleading was permitted to go away. She Dole of the Hawalian Islands. | audience. The title of the sermon was “A Spectallsts f House. | AMOUNT OF DAMAGE TO THE |y« scen to take a car and go up town. e e TROOP M AND BATTERY E IN-| Wonderful Gift.” In this sermon Rev. pecialists for Men es Wils: he deaf pickpocket who | SHIP SHENANDOAH. | She is deseribed as being a young woman, From a Koranic interpretation Mos- < Mr. Needham treats Christmas day as These physicians have been James Wilson, the deaf pickpocket who protty and well dressed. She refused 0 | jame are forbidden to hr -6 shades to DULGE IN A FEAST. SRR A APt rba ol aR. B Cloats curing 'weaknes and con: tracted ailments since 1881, They bave tho largest and best equipped medical n- give the slirhtest information concern- ing herself. She was not detained, as she ly illustrates that it is the season of good their unshaded eyes, hence the absence | cheer and kindly feeling. He developed | of the peak both from the fez and the iday night, m: e a —_— larceny also booked begged piteously to be permitted to go > stitotion, and the most ex- [ sl ] : 7 “ | | along_this line of -thought also the fact | . = o Attempted Suicide of a Young and |home, and as one man said, “She was ' turban. The Eighth California Spends the | fhat She Bibls tells that on Christmas Zrag) c;::v;’:-;;;lumv.. m r:‘_”yf : ;.x::x ;B ‘mp 1”“' | Pretty V.oman Yesterday < s sinis Time About the Barracks Long- a’\sthbeorgotrr;gl S:“l::‘”l:;’eax;gld(,hnv:'litshlzah'cré Sttty ested to have a look at Morning at the 090 ¢ 060-6-00000-0 ¢ 0600 Lo ] ing for the New Year's wondertal. " ° : £ | QRUERE 1o o it T - brought out of Ferry. 5 Furlou ev. Mr. Needham is an impressive | b S . = Sy e gh. speaker and holds the attention of his | ESTABLISHED 17 YEARS. L FREE, S \ e JEFFRIES’ NEXT OPPONENT ® Rinces s much by M5 MARTELE DU | 1t et ehatas e s — lity as by what he says. He has - No Charge ultation. o [ ] W L4 08¢ returned from China, where he went MARKET ST., with my L T e ILL BE DENVER ED SMITH six months ago to conduct a series of mis- | 131N FRANCIS00 | Elevater Eatrance. BT e i maseRme k0 thelat i tron U Re | @) @ | Christmas day at thePresidio waspassed | sionary services in Hongkong. His resi- | e NSt tloa by an old man. I tarned | ceiving Hospital in a variety of forms, . most quietly by the few soldiers now gar- | dence ?’s in Philadelphia and he wil return | z By Py g0t it he logked so in- | only one of which was s This was Rk there in the near future. 1M H d l ot o D I s o . ! s ing, and is said to be just 2 Bim. He got off the car, which started d down and run over by a Castro- | @ | PoXer from Los Angeles, has not duse fa @ | midday feast and the other boys in blue | Is the only remedy on th g ot e g - y . v d of be to h —— e market that ;".‘.'\‘vh{f-‘«‘:l\'f‘:'\‘ 1.34‘?3,“'"i.‘.,,f‘y.‘.’nff“ B earter| el arly yesterday morning near i?:‘hol“:;g j“;’n‘r"‘c‘l""‘!;‘e"d ‘;r;’:‘f:; ;‘1‘;:”‘261;‘0 :bnaffrflfhn:’;';n""fi ° looked on and were sad. Mrs. Phebe Hearst Provides Enjoy- 1‘vrilllocufe every form of Headache in 3 the car started for the city T happened to | the Palace Hotel. He was noticed by a | @ yiniand~ he has signed to box | the Northwest for some time.- He X ddy was ushered in by thetfuneral able Christmas Gifts for the | ulate the merves ooy Ldigestion, stim- put my d in my pocket and the purse | number of persons making his way “Deriver (B Bmifth -twenly rounds kept a hotel at Victoria for a time, of Gus BE. Ward, a private in E company, o Tves and build up the sys- Nas gone. It contained two $2) gold picces | among the cars and tcams across Mar- | @ R 3 and then went up fo the gold fields, ® | Eighth Regiment, California Volunteers, Inmates. | te. It should be in every home and and a $10 gold plece. I at once suspected | ket street. A policeman rescued him | | Under the auspices of the National 4 SO noTe, FT6 wan onetatithe t ) B every traveler's gripsack. At all Drug ihe o1d man, but thought that I would | from belng run down by &R exbross ws @ Athletic Club. The articles of agree- from which he has just returned. 2 s most popular men In | The pine hundred and ninety-one in- | gists. 25 cures 25c ¥ grin and bear the loss. 1 read a deserip- | oo ()18 TR PORE BY S8 CXDEess Wagon ment were signed yesterday, and | Hels in Victorla at present, but will ' | the regiment. A military funeral was all | mates at the Almshouse, as well as the | =—— - fion of the old pick; Epeeieieramid il s @ Managers Groom and Gibbs believe report here at once and go into s P°':i°'.‘1°h onor. 'THe entire battalion | gmployes of that institution, sat down | ingHpcll Dettery ¢ once: of e they have made a match that will be | training. escorted the hearse to the national ceme- | vegterday to a bountiful Christmas din- RUPTURE. would like to have a look at him. I am | fluence of liquor and was determined to ith th & v - tery in which the body was interred. Cap- | 1 i Satisfied_he Is the man who robbed me. | get out in the street among the cars and | @ !N keeping with those they have ar- Jeftries’ hands are Teported in @ | (ai Oliver P. Miller, the chapiain, renq | N¢r: Four hundred mince pies were con- USE NO MORE IRON and if the police want me to prosccute | passing vehicles. As the Castro car came | | ToDSed for the National Club In the | good condition again, and it will not | | the funeral service, the solemnity andySumed atter the more substantial feast of B R ontare rotatoes wilh o him I am ready to do so.” | opposite New Montgomery street ne |@ P35t take him long to get “fit.” His ad- @ | sadness of which was heightened by fhe | oo Lrn i, TAUDETTY sauce, yegstables, < and comfert ‘and thousands radic e rushed across in front of it and fell on Smith's last important engagement | | visers want him to get away from presence of the parents, brothers and sis. | - Mrs, Hearat recently gAve Superintend- Mataals B Sr.or ETERCES Prisoners’ Menu for Christmas. | the track. Gripman O'Donnell, who was | @ Was in November, 189, when he met | Oakland this time and do his train- @ | ter of the deceased. ent Reddy $250 for the purpose of buying OEDERor Wit o T Chief Commissary Walter Malloy of the | watching the man closely, threw on his Joe ~Goddard in Johannesburg, ing at some point off the line of The burlal of ‘one of th . something suitable for the inmates of the MAGNETIL EEASTIC TIse et b e miehed the inmates of the | hrake and came to a standstill, but the |@ South Africa, losing to the latter in | travel, where he can take his work The burlal of one of the regiment's {av- | house on Christmas. After considerable 4 A RUSS cao., hree jails with roast pig for yesterday's | unfortunate man had been rolled under | | four rounds. Since then he has ap- | Without interruptions, grites made the day a gloomy one for the | canvass of the mattef he purchased five | 20 Macket st., opp. Palace Hotel, San¥Francisos. dinner. Captain Patrick Michael Delany, | the car. He was with difficulty drawn out ‘ peared in exhibitions, but never as The men will meet in Woodward's Eighth. They did not indulge in Chrst- | invalid chairs, also two fine music boxes Supervisor 0f the Third Ward, supplied the | s &y Bt haols: A v a principal in a fight. Smith is ac- Pavilion the last week in January, mas gayetles, but sat around the bar- |at $T0 apiece. e e M ard. supplied the | from among the wheels, and it was seen R e LR and will bdx for 60 per cent of the ' g | racks envying thelr more fortunate com- | .,Yesterday the new library, the gift of pig supplied to the prisoners was a gift | he Was bleeding and unconsclous. L 4 STest men ' | gate Teceipts. rades who were home on Christmas fur- | o’ Of, Fhclall, was opened to the use of b B L B R i At the Harbor Recelving Hospital it was Fort, the people In the Almshouse, and the from Commissary Malloy with the permis- loughs. Forty per cent of the companies | rooms were immediately crowded with the elon of Sheriff Whelan, found by Drs. Deas and Diggins that the | 0—0—0—0—0—0-—0—0—0—0—0—0-0-—0-—0-0—0-0—0—0—0—0—0 | vwere granted furloughs for Christmas delighted inmates.