The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 7, 1899, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1899. CLAWSON WIS~ WiTH HLIGHANL Semrsude Morris Entry Takes the Metropolitan. ! e | | TRACK RECORD GOES DOWN SPLENDID RIDE PUT UP BY THE CALIFORNIAN. AL Martin Finishes Second on 5 ] Ethelb t, With Sanders at His Mount’s Throat- latch. s ”! 'SEE EMPORIUM‘ ] Dress Goods Selling. The place to buy Fabrics is where assortments are largest—where styles zre correct and exclusive—where strong daylight permits ycu to P perfe(‘l on of the weavers art. It is imp ble even to give a idea of the beauty of designs and £ ption—but an inspection ison of prices will convince you of l | | | the big store’s emacy. At $1 per yard—iiinch Black Merseritta—a very neat and sty lish su ting in gix d fferent patterns. At $1.50 woo! and Moha eizht diterent st m ranging fr rer yard—44-inch Black Mobarane—all- le 'mi durable Dress Fabric in ) Crepons splend 80" tment. 5 $7.50 to ¥75 per suit pattern | Colored Dress Goods. At 50c per yard -88-inch fancy suiting—a stylish . 1 in two-toned effects—Biue and e aud Black, Lavender and Biack th—a most st colorings ting—a stylish —creyon effects in new blues, tan, Al .S! p(u; yard - ble Dress Fab green rown At sl. 5 per yard—i6-incd Worsted Coverts, in green and blue-gray. At $l.75 per yard— rht and "\l s for nch French Covert Cloth— spring and summer wear, tan and biue grays. Hzn- -Dressing and Mamcm-e Pariors— djoin srockery d:partment. Expert attendunts; men’s wigs made to order and guarantee p-rfect , bangs, curls and all kinds of hair work to order c—Ladies’ Manicuring, 25:—Gent’s mani- Imost touching whol sale you rare saving Tapestries, Body Axminsters and W ntwr« at .nr-—ei\h low figy this and cach price includes laving and lining. A nhne llnr'“( Tapeslry Erussels \\\th !»orderi to te week, ind 1 k $1.10 per y arily we d )ave to ¢ t v and lined lowoll Body Brussels s ociat.d with the great name 1 find the same in oth . 35 yard, al this week, laid wo of Lowell. but we cial this $1.10 cek. laid ‘.d lined Mattings - importatin Ja; arp Matting, a ment double dye dm § | ually sold | | | A fine Linen Warp Mat- i inserted 15¢ better an be 12 feet upward from 30c uare yard. ‘A Ryg Spemal -All patterns and col- ularprice | , while lot $I-53 rj‘j' v‘viig"!‘ 3 Writing Des aun\ poli frames, THE EMPORIUH. 1 THE EMPORIUM. Prices that will start you Im_ymy. Cd/zformtz's Largest—America’s Grandest Store. i THE EMPORIUM. | Mpo ; Prices a4 RI " that make an Golden Rule Bazaar. permanent cusfomers. Fancy Leno Woven Dimities, 28 inches wide, fine cloth, medium color- l'nqs excellent to withstand laundering and wear—on sale at precisely /m//‘ their value, 5¢ Brode Lappets, dark and medium colorings, about 4o pieces only, all fast colors, a 12:¢ value—while quaniity lasis, per vard. 7.c Solid Heavy Bleached Irish Takie Damask, 64 inches wide, a handsomely patterned stout serviceable cloth, that will retain ils giossy appearance, a 75¢ value— until quantily on hand_is sold, per vard 50c Overstock Sale Men’s Suits. Those That Were They are the popular singl fashioned and made up as only fir colors and patterns—18 different varieti Cheviots and Cass colors—and again we —plenty of black suits u‘ you prefer them to say real )13 $1n 50 o $15, $16.50 and $17.50 now $9.45. Phenomenal selling Friday and Saturday. The sale continued during the coming week until fur- ther notice. find ourselves heavily overstocked with Men’s $15, $16.50 and $17.50 Suits. we have marked them until further notice at $9 4. We are not going to-prate about the honesty of this extraordinary reduction from regular prices. was the original price of a suit, that $17.50 was the price. of these suits, and after taking it home you think that it is not what we repre- sented it to be, return it at once and get your money. hreasted Sack Suit style—positively all wool—cor-ectly As announced in Friday’s papers, we To close out the surplus You know that if we say $17.50 If you buy one Thera are 18 different . $9.45 tailors can make clothing. a s—plain and fancy and $17.50 values for. lmportant Saie Fans. Beginning to-morrow and until the lot'is sold, 47 dozen high-grade Fans will be placed on sale at from one-guarter to one-half regular valuss, Positively the greatest Bargains in this class of goods ever placed on sale in this city. Fancy Painted Fans, wood sticks, 10c value.. -..5¢ Fancy Feather Fans, hand- pamced enamel \\o)d sticks, p'ok, | pink, blue, cream, worth $1 50 to $2 50 each.. i5¢ lue and cream, 25¢ va'ue Fancy Feather Fans Wood stic Here are the assortments: Silk_ Gauzs Fans, hani-painted, enamel wood sticks, black, .35¢ Black or Gray Ostrich Feather Fans, sticks, regular valu $1.25 and $1.75 each ehonized or gilded fects, regular valus 200‘ Extra Fine Ostrich Feather Fans, shall s, in_ white, Hand-painted \uin Fans, enameled wood ks, bl nLh pink, | gray, brown, pink and blue, worth $4 50, $6 5) and $8.50 blue, cream worth T5¢ an"l $1 each -25¢ | each 52.50 3 Men’s Fi urmshmys. Fancy Shirts, 95¢—8 dozen per- fect fittng Shirts in the latest New York the pretty Fieur de Lis, all sizes, in pinks or blues, our tnsmm short prcz. .85¢c Men's Striped Sweaters — Inch and a half black and red striped Sweaters—the new idea in finest quality of worsted just put in stock. Men’s Natural Merino Un- derwear - Just put in stock, a large range of siz»s in a first-rate quality of Natural Merino Underwear for men—it is one of the best valuss we have ever given for the prica, per garment.. A Few Empoprium unapproichab e in yaluz—te popalar Em- porium Linen Collar in all the latest shapes and stvles, in_all oy vv'ycvvm@v‘vvvtfiUe‘!90#??!’=r9v¢0v*vvvvvv’vrvv!vvbv!'#vvwvvvvvvvivvvvv#'vwvvv’vflwcyvvv'.wvwwwvavvvvuvtv'vyvv,vvr vkunvr’ svrt»vvvvflwv% % shortcomings tem. Lord n his criticism. loudy; track slow. Re-|{he number of | ica, but Mr. ( Louise . 3 oce sestraw was admin the people, ! brought very Choate added, man, eth- Libation P N and : E— t, and his NEVADA CITY VOTES BONDS, |PAred with wha was the cost o 1 Extensive Sewer System Assured the | number of Mountain Town. f'hfv}.xlu]su‘iid h‘\- NEVADA CITY, May 6.—Nevada City :f"ffi[»‘x:(l\:‘vt' 5 decided, by a vote of 525 t . t0 | 900 of peopl ¢ $25,000 of 6 per cent bonds running | ' rTE rs and with the proceeds con. |1+ Y as.s n ium will be greater tha ean thauclty eompleted ot o) 0f dndnstrygin and Now owns one stems in the State. sion and in a good- said that he desired to say that justic to whom subs small cost. of Judges ican f th I very s and very facetious Judges he met in “hoate equal atured tisfac tial was within the r and he was encouraged t maintain his costs were li at Mr. Chi he: R in could ble for t t legal business for America have, ustice legal | v free Amer- to the h B tion of justice ich’ of Mr. 80,000, pondent of the Asscciated i v with Lord comprehensive public of the tending to every portion of lh(‘ e rom which h- Vhen the campaign opened < just returned. erring to the .H\’ku; ppositior ‘I’ Iv-'lmnm: present rush to form trusts : syndi- W 1 in reality & ocal ird | cates in America, Lord R toke, who wssociation, took up the cause | 1§ a director of ’lhe lnnk_nr England serics of mass-meetings | and a member of the banking house of No time will be lost md»drmg Brothers & Co., Limited, said: 1 laying the ns, “These combines 'xmu ar to 1 of im- ada City | mense advantage. Wildcat hemes ymmuni- | woyld undoubtedly be formulated from time to time, but great organizations in my of the | opinfon, in most cases, resulted in un- | doubted economy of labor and expense Popuiar Priced Stricly Up-to-Date Summer Shoes. sizes 25¢ and Jaen’s F A Color Vici Kid | silk vesting toes, kid tips, XV French and quiet elegance at a moderate price, all sizes and s kid tips, turned se 5 DLicos: b f K S=———— cummer shoe that will be very., 5 x povular at the price, all sizes asd widths, par p - $1.50 3:50. anagement, and have been bene- in financial and other results. LB The hmen hardly yet appreciate the r and potentiality of the present | movement, but there will soon be a re- 2 | )n of public opinion in favor of : i combinations. America is zoing I i | forward by leaps and bounds. and will E H | make things extremely uncomfortable | for British industry if we of England Lo do not recognize more fully that vast i capital enterprise, as opposed to more . AL limited individual venture, can only . ng oY Lord Russell Criticiz2s|end in favor of the former, and that w weil into the stretch, wh = is where America is now getting her I ft and won in a gallop in the System. pull. The great copper combine has - put all other speculative interests into a selling—Supreme ey | the shade. The raflroads share market bel i 55 a "Wooley third. T | is most apathetic and the open ac- sino won | counts in ‘Yankees' in London has been I Dauphin | COPYTiE 1599, by the Assoclated Press. | requced to the minimum. But this is i > L TR AL only a temporary phase. Another six M LONDON, May 6.—There was €ON-|months will see a great change.” Lord erable astonishment at the dinner | s included the interview by e har the Hardwicke Society on Monday, | saying that “a visit to America is an - . which United Embassador | education in itself.” : eph H. Choate that | Politically, the event of the week was 7 Miss S S X 1 sl spe 20schery before the Tord Chist. it Il of | the speech of Earl Rosel x 7 | London Liberal Club, yesterday even- - Y oy U 0cCa- | jng which is the leading toplc of dis- slon to lecture hi upon the | cussion to-day. The speech was tanta- art of mount to an about-face on the the Earl, who expressed his d a revival of the old Liberal s prevailed prior to 1886, and sald that he regretted the division occastoned by the home rule question.- His onslaught “hideous political apathy,” and his ng of the decay of parliamentary liberalism to home rule, it is thought, may be the forerunner of his return to the head of a united Liberal partv. tr The stress which Lord Rosebery laid upon imperialism has given the im- ression that he would be willin~ to ve it home rule’s place in the Liberal programme, quietly dropping home rule. - GOLD WITHIN FIVE MILES OF SKAGUAY Alaska, May 2 (via Union lay 6).—An important gold SKAGUAY strilke has been made within five miles of aguay, on Monday Creek, just across | Skaguay. Major John from @ of five got a tip from sterday morning they for nin Owing to d 9 snow they failed to reach he ound good colors in the 3 They divided the return lhr‘ !l(‘\'\ stampede d rowboat was nressed take the stampedes to r 200 crossed over last night, and many more went over to-dav. across. wear equal to the 2)c kinds—our price. : Men's handsome durab'e Suspanders with fine metal mount- ings, pretty webs with stitcha 1 colored lea h:r ends to match— the best suspende- in th> market {m— the price. fen's Black or Tan Cotton Hose, 3 ¢ a pair. 4arters at aM times for all that i8 newst and bist in w nishing Go | will grant Oc 25¢ s for 25, 2 pairs for pa! St_yle:'a: for June. Come early and inspect the new Butterick Pattern ‘Depariment Main Floor—Back of Rotunda. EWA PLANTATION STOCK INCREASED I g Three Million Raise in Capital. T HONOLULU, April 20.—Ewa Plantation Company’s stockholders were good to themselves to-day to the tune of $3,000,000. At an adjourned special meeting, of which three weeks' notice was given, they voted to increase the capital stock from $2,000.- 000 in 20,000 shares of $100 each, par value, to $5,000,000 in 250,000 shares of $20 each, par value. None of the shares of the in- crease are to be sold excepting the fra tional ones of the allotment. They are to be allotted as a stock dividend to the present holders of the company’s shares. Originally the capital was $1,000,000. About two years ago this doubled by means of a stock dividend, when the shares had risen to a market value of $100. It then explained that the increase based upon property in sight. No this occasion of a still greater incre: no explanation is necessary. The commands $400 again, and the Tax sor levies taxes upon a valuation of $5,000,- It was also resolved to-day to create a reserve fund for the company, th ount to be at the discretion of the'directors. The prospectus of the Olaa Sugar Com- pany w ted to- The subscrip- tion books will be open on Thursday and Fridas next. B. F. Dillingham, Lorrin A. Thurston and Alfred W. Carter are the promoters, s Trouble is brewing between the Govern- ment and some of the plnnl.\tmn'& over the treatment of laborers. Dr, A. Peter- son, Inspector of Immigrants, ha~ brought a series of charges of maltreatment of laborers against the management of a number of estates. isiand. President Dole has demanded a strict investigation before the Government permits to the plantations in question for obtaining fresh recruits of labor. It is hinted the charges include one of a free use of the lash in disciplin- ing the “‘man with the hoe.”” Other spe- cies of brutality and neglect of the sani- tary protection due the ignorant laborers are gald to be alleged in the reports of the Tnspector. Boarders for San Quentin, SAN ANDREAS, May 6.—Sheriff Thorn will start from San Andreas to-morrow I Helflble, ink very Way Guarantoed, Butterick Patterns and Publications for Junz will be on sale | Monday morning at 8 o'clock. designs, fashions and fancies. June Delineator, #8e—June Glass of Fashion, Zc—June Grand Album, 25¢. Subscriptions taken for all Butterick Publications. sers of D:lineators obtain a coupon which entitles them to certain Butterick Patterns at one-half regular retail One of these is on this | . Boys’ Glothmy y no prettier assortment of boys’ in town. We are building up an im- boys’ and children’s trade by fair aul fair dealings. Not a dollar’s orth of ciothing leave: this stors that we | cannot guarantee the quality—that we are | ot willing to buy tack at the price you | paid if you are nos fully satisfied with your reach homa. its — double breasted nd knee pants, fo- ages8 to 16 years— all-wool fancy cassimeres and cheviots—made | up in newest and prettiest stvles at. $2. 485 | Our great Reciproczity Suit is th> | best boys’ knee pants suit that is so'd in this | countrs. People ask for them ani buy them | every day—your choice of 15 styl-s for..$5 | Boys' Linen Crash or White Duck Knee | Pants.. beessessen coat ...25¢ Machine, $718.65. The Golden Rule Se: chine, high arm, hizh grade, finely fin'shed. strong and sim- ple—it is adapted to all classes of work, either plain or fancy— instruction given at your own residence free and a guarantee for 5 years goes with each machina—reguiar price $21.15, sp cial for this week only.. recrrisseriennr 318465 g Ma- THE EMPO’BIUM_ M r » ‘,“..‘Q““l‘t““‘-flfiflfl-d“ill‘66‘4Ql.ldfl‘d‘&‘(&fi‘flfl"QQ“.‘Q“‘G& BLEGRASESIEAEOVESSESEASGLEERE L UGS LSS SNBSS ENEGRAESE AR IEAEE SRS ALSEERS N I THE EMPORIUM VR RRT P U’U'Dvv"#","iii?i??)’??.ii.i!’i’i’.’&'!i #’i’!‘”’fi""’fiii’i””ti"'.‘.)"i’.,’ "i".P’."’ii\’.i”iii,’i’ii@’?ii”iiii’ivii l'!} Summer Underwear. Ladies’ Imported Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests with hand crocheted tronts and iamy lace white only, -.50¢ S Suits—high neck, long sleevvs-hxgh neck, short ~Ienwei—low nack, no sleeves— white or ecru, each.. .50¢ Ladies’ Pure Wool Biack Eque:trian Tights, knee or ankle length, oven or closed, extraordinarily good value, pair.$7.60 Ladies’ Medium Weight Jersey Ribbed mean Cotton Vests and Pants—Vests high neck long ~lfle\<s. high neck short sleeves, and low neck no sléeves— Pants knee or ankle lengths— ecru only—each.. .25¢ Travelers’ Suppl:es. We are the iargest retailers on the coast of all articles needed when traveling. The few prices quoted herewith will convey an idea of how cheaply and well we can equip t-avalers. A trunik that will stand wear and tear—flat top, covered with h2avy waterproof :anvas—stout hardwood clests and matal clamps safe lock and hinges—two trays —all sizes— 30-inch...$8.50 34-inch...$9.50 32-inch...$9.00 36-inch..$10.00 40.inch...SIL75 Genuine Alligator Bags, leather lined, brass lock and _ trimmings, strong English handle, ins 38-inch...$11.00 Genuine Lealhe( Dress Suit Qases, re-enforced corners, brass locks and bolts, linen lining— 22-inch..$5.00 24-inch..$5.! 50 Traveling Shawls — special value in Im;omd Ao English Traveling Rugs, in this sea- rictly .pure worsted, that will wear well and Specially fine English Lambs' reversible plaids, a large variety Traveling Rolls, to hold soap, tooth brushes hair brushes, etc. Large canvas, leather bound. Large grain leather, weli mad Fitted with 21l necessities for la Leather-covere | Flasks, with metal cuy Collapsing Cups, in metal case, very durable. Traveling Tooth Powder Bottles. Traveling Brush Holder The ever-popular and service- able Coaching or Carriage Para- sols in great variety, and a charm- ing assortment of Fancy Silk Parasols ready for vour approval. Carriage Ladies’ Union Silk Parasols, black, unlined Ladies’ Union Silk Carriage. Pa lined, one ruffl2, blacl Ladies' Serge star luffle. hIflL s, silk lined, $2.00 / o ¢ 2 ruffles, black. . A Word About Books. With one except on, the largest Book Department in America, carrying the most complete stock in California of ancient and moern, historical, scientific, theological ani medical books. These few items show how cheaply we sell new publications. Publishers’ Our ce. Price. $1.20 $1.20 $1.20 $1.20 $1.40 $1.00 $1.00 “ The Fowler,” Beatrice Harrad ““ Each Life Unfulfilled,” Anna 3 “The Associate Hermits,” Frank R. Stockton.$1.5 “The Rough Rider: “Wounded Corre- spondent.” Marshall “Dross,” Henry Seton Marr “ Young M stley,” Henry Seton Merriman. ““ Short R itions,” Williston Fis More Sensational Specials in Groceries a« Liguors These prices are for four days only—iMonday, Tuesday, Wednesdav and Thursday. Hesperian Standard Table Fruit—Peaches, Apricots, Pears and Blackberries—packed by Hunt Bros. & Co., Haywards— white labor and in clean factory—regularly 17¢ can—for four days 4 cans for.... ..50c Macaroni, Snaghetti and V 50c box—for 4 days, Wool Soap—the 5 size 25¢ Bird Seed, plain or mixed, regularly 5c b, will be 7 1bs for. 250 10-ounce Caniles—good ones—6 for. Rex Beef Extract—2-oz size—regularly 352 Snider Leg Japan Tea—our 60c-1b grade... 40c Zinfandel—Tabie Wine—good value at 75¢ gallon-— or Gaines’ Ofed P, none better at any r (_"r&QQQ!QQ(QitQQQ-&‘Qfl_iQQQ‘!(Q(Q(QQAQQQQQQ\QQ!Q'QQQQQQQ 4(‘!1!4!1(1(414&4(444*(1(4!14‘-&QQAQQQQQ1(4(IQQ(QQ(QQQQ(QQ(QQQQ‘QQQQ‘\QQQ‘Q&QQQ\GQQQ(Q(Q((( for morning with three prisoners San i Quentin. Tom Martin will_serve a life sentence for the killing of Nicholas Ma- Moyle, for the shooting of s thirty-five years to rman, an embezzler, goes the Daily on. Henry wnk MeCu A. | & new morning daily. Republie, and will be cessor to the Weekly Republic. | weekly that has been conducted here. for | Republ to be called | a suc- a bright It the past month. tor and publishe Wednesday, May 1 an’in politi will appear on The paper will be with a one year sentence. . ASSESSMENT ON UNION BANK STOCKHOLDERS Ten Dollars a Share Levied for the First Dividend to Be Paid to Depositors. JOSE, May 6.—The Bank Commis- s have ordered the directors of the Union Savings Bank to levy an assess- ment of $10 a share on the stockholders and apply it in paying off the depositors. This order was received to-day, and will be welcome news to the depositors, who OF INTEREST TO BUYERS. Purchasers’ Guide to Responsible Merchants, Manufac- turers, Brokers, Importers, Wholesale Traders, Jobbers, Insurance and Real Estate Agents. CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS MAILED ON APPLICATION, IN CORRESPONDING WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING FIRMS PLEASE MENTION * THE CALL.”" have become greatly discouraged at the delay in the settlement. It will show how many of the stockholders will pay an assessment without a suit. Only 17 per cent of the stockholders, it is said, hav sion St., cor. BELTING. M fact Rel | L. P. BEGEN, Ln"c'l“ Ceather, 08107 Ria. | ne.u- Telephone Main 562. FRESH AND SALT MEATS. iAS BOYES, hiping Butchers. 148 (() property that an assessment may be lev- | ied on. Frank V. Wright has resigned the sec- retaryship of the San Jose Building Loan Association. The building and loan BOILER MAKERS. EUREKA BOILER WORKS W. J. BRADY. Proprietor. | Tel. Mala 1294 HARDWARE ALACE Hardware Co.. ers in hardware, 603 Market; tel. Importers and Deal- Main 752 1RON FOUNDERS, Western Foundry. Morton & Hedlev. Proos.. association had its office in the bank Astention Payg bullding. . Shortly after the bank failure Epecial P\.v';nm Hepalrs and Ship 234 Fremont St. Castings of Every De. L 4 o 3 scription Made to Order. Tel Black 1503, | Wright, who i brother of the bank-| . 4 W sctniiand Sk wrecker, was re-elected secretary on the ice and Works—113-115 MISSION ST. | LIQUORS. promise’ that he would resign in three Teleptione Maln 5045, | 5 Tonthe, During the interim he served GUDOLD WEISKEY, gallon without pay. A. Whitton has been made secretary in Wright's place. A petition asking that the property of E. B. Howard, the fruit dealer who did a large credit business with the Union Sav ings Bank, be sold, hag been filed with Referee in Bankruptey Coulter. The mat- BOOKS AND STATIONERY. THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS COMPANY, | § £42 10 350 Geary Street. Atove Pows!l, Periodicals, Books and Statlonery. 0. P. 8. PONY, d. case $10.00 L. CAHEN & BON AIB suumann! 8.F. NO BETTER /N EARTH Comanche Ochre Co. ter will be heard on May 17. The credit- ors will realize less than 25 cents on the dollar. P TRAIN WRECKED ON CAFE ROYAL Corner Fourth and = PAPFR DbALFRS Market, 8. F. Try our Special Brew ‘ W|U.AMETT PULP AND PAPER CO., Steam and Lager, 722 Montgomery Strest, be. Overcoats and | PRINTING. Valises checked free. E. C. HUGHES. .. JMV ... A HIGH PRECIPICE Huge Bowlder Saves Pacssengers in Alaska From Being Hurlel to Their Death. COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. | J. C. WILSON & CO., 00 BATTERY STREET. | Telephon~ Maln 1864 STATIONER AND PRINTER. Tele " “PARTRIDGE THE BICKS-JUDD CO.. Foeer o WAREHOUSEMEN. 208 Cals- Fernia e, SKA(_:I AY, Alaska, May 2 (via Union ., May 6).—The first accident on the \’\ hlte Pass and Yukon Rallway oc- curred last night. A passenger car on COPPERSMITH. JOSEPH FOX, Supt. G. W. Smith, Ship Plumblng. Steamboat and Ship Work a_ Specialty, 16 and 18 | THE HASLETT WAREHOUSE CO., Agents and Public \elghars. G o Storage, Free and Grain Warehouses. Geme BLYTH. Mer. |} | eral affice: 310 Callfornia st 'Tel Main 131e | | gers in the car, but none sustained any i i extracti serious injury. on of teeth pecial the up run was derailed. It turned over, s | hu& it “.ads fcheckedlhy a’ large ‘)OV}'ldf‘r Washington St. Telephone, Main 5641. WA?C:LE‘S"_ E{:‘rc'“n. = and saved from going over a precipice = 5. iquarters 1000 feet high. The car was badly DE“I:E;’;f“m i < Woading Tingn ¢ wrecked. There were about ten passen- | DR. C W. DECKER&aion sas for puintess ASH STEAM COAL, ty. . Mined by the i D) T New Daily at San Jose. DRUGCISTS SAN JOSE, May 6.—This city s to have \WHOLESALE". REDINGTON & C0. BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING CO. at N RIVER COLLIERIES, he TBest. Coal in tha Market. Yards—40 Mals Stress SecondandSteven. h lh- son Sts. Tel. Maind4