The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 31, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1899. T r J T “ I c N E H E S E R I E O F G O !m-\‘“*Wl‘-\‘4%4*444%;*;4444#4#44%;;%. e @ e COQ'\‘ER»T PRESE His Grace Arcbblshop Rxordan Officiated at a‘ Tt et v CF X R w R R w20 DHOIBOT ONE LAID "\I nCE OF THOUSANDS Solemn Ceremony in the Building of the New +a 0 D R R SR SRR MPthblVE SCENES WITNESSED YESTERDAY AT TOMALES. on " in ts loc: yund. d bee: from and outsk ¢ first words must be of on to the priests Catholics and non-Catholics the sermon. voice Church at Tomales. pr h is men B O O S Fathers | (!mf when through God's gra gathered und_vr an hoir sang Riordan sermon nies with an 4 he train an church by isting_of (! roll, J. Kirk dfld members were of the cer: sting of Martin J tors pre: The s l(’nth re d the vi: ing a docu- ent in the aftern the Town Hall. | The hospit: 1 nd the edibles | furnished were of such a nature as to draw_forth remarks of appreciation by {all. The s is feature was due to the efforts of the ing: Mrs. Mc- L M K Martin, Mi Siten by thelds ¥ . the Misses L. ot ha P. Roach, V. Capronio, P. Mulvaney, Jamcs ation of the | J C d ition of the | 3 s and John B, Phillip n_eres this It The Safeguard of Israel. while Dr. M. G. Solomon of Los Angeles occupied the gulpil of the Bush-street Syn- ogogue last SBaturday and preached an| able sermon to a large congregation on | sincere con- | the “Safeguard of Israel.” he discourse and people, [ proved interesting and Instructive to its of this town ' auditors. Rev. irts of '«~0 LIPSO 0 sented and an ev- nd @+ +O++0+0- n- | ferece T CHURCH LEBRATES IT3 TIETH YEAR It Was Founded Half a Century Ago. e APPROPRIATE SERVICES HELD e o EV. DR. ADAMS DELIVERS THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON. POt Addresses by D. N. Hawley, Only Living Charter Member, Judge Sawyer, D. W. Folger, Rev. S. H. Willey and Others. | | | Kot B e HAIeONONL ool o et e @ gramme wa the Samuel D th s Laudamus’ At the mq Adams mon. Hi: the past fifty tentively by the cl of egation. At Dr. Adams the his larg calle D. N. ey, the only liv-| ing charter member the church, for| { some 1e: Mr. Hawley responded in Valley, and out ¢ > >0 B O o e S R S Y ] ,ning. has come the Howard-street Church.’ At the Sabbath-school meeting, after the regular exercises, Mr. Hawley spoke greater length, ng a very enter- | taining address on his personal ex nd on Sunday-school work and veri- | its | for good. He was followed by Folger, who was the superintend- enty years ago. Judge Sawyer, er, old member, also made a few re- roung people. :ning there were many inter- se5 by men who have fig- in the life of the church. led incidents of the past, which like that of yesterday brin They spoke of the workers whose busy hands are | £ \\|11.~) dwelt on the “events | which to the organization of _this | church.” "E. P. Flint, Hon. I. D. Saw- r, Re W. C. Pond and I. H. Morse | ?:)ke briefly of the church’s history from | 151, fo 1896, each taking a different period, | J. B. Stetson discussed “The Trustees. | telling of their work and responsibilities. ev. | | J. H. Warren, D.D., delivered an il‘nqli(ent _address on ‘‘Home Missfonary or! | wSERVlCES AT THE CHURCH OF CHRIST | possible The services of the First Church of N gat wo D 1. H. is one of the m the church aff et 'x'lrn-le(l the 'HKl“\ The subject of In the Chrl < the sermons con Bible and y to the Scripture ead alter: wing sta 3ible and their denominat the \nll- the corroborat BX' in th plication to all a future, constitute a undivo from truth, uncontaminated and unfettered by human hypocrites and as follows it: and ship Him Lord, O th: Scripture in- )d all things are is possible to Spirit, theorl practically ng possible only may be but den: our DR. DUGAN COMMENDS THE DYING ROBBER At the Stewart N nmmml . P st night, its r, Rev. W. delivered a sermon on 2 Dying how- ber Saved,” Luke xxili In part he s a bellever in the true neither a Greek, Jew brought up ac- and thor- it is a pleture of can bring the we I n him ; first, sbably seen of the world will that? With all hing in upon you , sinner, aren't med that your fafth i$ less than that dying rotber who belleved without a imony? Look at his prayer—bri; 3 mble. He asks Christ ness, but to remember , but to put alongside ¢ Will you re- ed by works, with all b t_iniquity Thember that you are not to be s but by grace—by the dying Savior? FATHER DEMPSEY’S ABLE DISCOURS prmhod to a large Cathedral last s on the gospel aid: Father Dempse; congragation at S evening. His discourse of the day. In ¥ In the gospel of us two types of mankind of his day in order to teach man of all times what he sould avold and the methods to be pursued in doing the will of Gos can go to the same tem n and perform the sar er. One utters a suc s act is a fallure, One sstification in the s _of God er condemnation. The rea- in the effects of their acts but in of this contr seen in not what they did, which they perf: goes to the temple ormed thefr ac- more manner The tion to praise himselt than to p pharis only the good hix own lif ore th of other: 'ks honesty and sin- s with the An was the praver of a sinful man, which ame from and so was full of merit in the ey REV. P. G. BUTLER DISCUSSES “PRAYER” At the 10:30 o'clock mass in St. Tgnatius morning, the Rev. P. G. Butler, ered an interesting sermon on “Prayer.” He said in part: It is an article of faith that without grace we can merit nothing from heaven. It is also certain that in the ordinary course of divine providence grace comes by prayer; hence the of prayer. True, there are other means of grace, such as the sacraments, but none ere so universal and easy of access-as prayer. We cannot all be priests of Christ, hor 15 every one called to the charge of a family, but we can all pray. St aas says to enter heaven continual necessary after bapiism, for al- e remitted by that sacrament n_concupicence to assail us within and the world and the devil to attack us from without, und where, we may ask, are we 10 get the grace to ovércome these power- ful enemies only in prayer? Ask and you shall receive, hence without prayer salvation is im- possible. 1f the church insists upon profound prayer as essential for thy salvation of the individual, she no less earnestly recommends public prayers in the family. For centuries in the early church those who lived together prayed together. But now in how many of our families do parents and children meet night and morning to call down the blessings of heaven upon them? If we love the salvation of our own, if we would escape the curse of ungrateful ~and godless, if we would have God's blessing in peace and concord upon us, let us gather together our family morning and evening in his name. STRONGLY CONDEMNS INGERSOLL’S IDEA Rev. Charles Edward Locke delivered a striking sermon to a large gathering in Central M. E. Church last night on “Warnings From the Career of Colonel Ingersoll.” is though all sins prayer there still ren PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE FIRST CHURCH HAWLEY s the last surviving charter member of the ¥ He was one of the ¢, and has been identified with Congregationalism since 1 the beginning of the First Church, which he helped to found in 18:9. Morse, the present senior deacon of the First Congregational Church, prominent members of the congregation and a leader in all Church | . Dugan, | | Every month I grew worse and at last | not praise your remedies enongh."— E|00000000000000000° t places before | 4 or by malil. | r'mné li!§-u :Dn.:;“ er of the | | W. 3. Bry Oakll.nd by Ovl Drug Cov ! il = 352, S e e e M RO YO YR Y YN KXY XYY Y XYY YA YK ok ok ok Rk ok sk ko ks ek sk ek Ak kA ok ko ok Ak k& & ok & Kk k rst Congre- in religious most active pioneer: _Ingersoll is dea ¢ so e results of his own One generation of infidelit to destroy the infidel reached his maturity in a cos and, 1 trines and be lly sufficient nily. He 5 tly the infidelity recognizes no persc Tt is to chy e tha Rk ane the couraging _dastardly free It the h fimy procuress of i — e ADVERTISEMENTS. [LETTER TO MRS. PINXHAM NO. 93,284] “Dear Mrs. PixgAM—TFor some time I have thought of writing to you to let you know of the great benefit I | have received | from the use of Lydia E. Pink- | ham's Vegeta- | ble Compound. | Soon after the | birth of my first | child, I com- | menced to have spells with my spine. | | \ | [ \ J GOOD QUALITY! FINE MAKE ! window will prove that the following de pr.ces are among the best we have ev LADIES’ INVITI A glance at scribed goods er o‘fered. 75¢ and $1 each. Ladies’ stripes and plaids at 50c, 60c, 75¢ and $1 each. We invlte attention of parents to the following specials: BOYS® SCHOOL SUITS, Black, Navy, Brown and Mixed Tweed, sizes from 5 to l;, at $1.05 a suit. Reefer and Josie Suits, extra heavy, all wool, Brown, Navy and Mixed Tweeds, sizes from 5 to 15, at Bovs’ Sailor Suits, traided and embroidered in Navy Fine Psrcale Shir $2.80 a suit. Blue, at $1.85 a suit. LADIES’ to » n” Prim= spscial at 70c a pair. Ladies’ 2-Clasp French Wash Chamois Skin Gloves, colors Pear!, Natural, Mode and White, price 85 cents a pair. Ladies’ 2-Clasp “Nonpareil” Prime Lamb (this glove is manufactured expressly for us and is guaranteed to fit and give perfect satisfaction), all colors and black, at $1 a pair. RIBBONS—Satin and Gros-Grain Ribbon in widths of 12, 16 and 22 inches, all silk, 7%c per yard. Fancy Striped and Ombre Ribtons, all silk, per yard. 4-inch All-Silk Black Moire Ribbon, 25 cents per yard. Market Jones and McAllister Streefs, SHIRT WAISTS—Ladiss’ Shirt Waists in tancy stripes and plaids at soc, 6oc, KID GLOVES—Ladies’ Lamb Gloves, NG PRICES ! our largest shew in material and Laundered t Waists in fancy checks, Black, 2-Clasp “Dan- Colored and Black, 20 cents Murphy Building, San Francisco. 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T Mrs. Perkins' Letter, | T had female trouble of all kinds, had three doctors, but only grew worse. | I began taking Lydia E. Pinkbam's | Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and used the Sanative Wash, and can- Kii Dal Miss _An; the Ghost; TO-NIGHT! COLUMBIA THEATER. " HENRY | ;(‘\ F EA\"lR PERFORMANCE! MlLLER SEASON. | TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY and WED. EVENINGS SPECIAL MATIM WED-, POSITIVELY LAST TIMES. HEARTSEASE. 3 NIGHTS “HAMLET. AMLET. 3eginning HENRY M1 LI as O ng; Mr. Bouc le as piayer_queen Mr. Lamb as first grave digger etc., et e & ‘BflOTHFR rricERs ext Monday— THURSDAY SATURDAY M. \T! Mr. nding as erte AND R AS H ault as the Queen: Mr. Allen as Polon! | Mrs. ErFiE Puzkiss, PEARL, LA Tllz PALACE ~-.."8j CALIFORNIA THEATER. ANOTHER BFLIGHTFUL COMEDY. TO-NIGHT Mr. Frawley Presents MISS BLANCHE BATES And Her SUPERB COMPANY, In Bronson Howard's Best of All Comedy Dramas, “ONE OF OUR GIRLS." O oty FRANCISCO. O SEECIAL NOTICEUTME, Sonetty hitnist o . oonected by gnocmpmx passageway. ° and Thurlsda) m(lf"- And: Special Matinee on 400 Room=—900 wi h Bath Attached. | This Wednesday, ernool [+ All Under One Management. ol REMEMBER THIS—OWing to the great de- - mand for seats to see (-] NOTE THE PRICER: o aME. SANS GENE" O EuropeanPlan.81.00 per day and upward © | This Magnificent Play Will Be Repeated. o American Plan.83.00 per day and upward | commencing with This Friday Night, and con- Correspondence Solicited. (4 | tinue* until” Sunday Night. - Ssturday Matinee -] JOEN 0. EIRKPATRICE, Marager. O | o0l - & | “IMPORTANT—Do not forget the WEDNES- 00000000000 C00DCO0 pay MATINEE at POPULAR PRICE: e et ———————————— | “Next Play—"THE FAIRY GODM Firs any stage. rmotosnATIED tme on hom LIFR: VITALIS THE NEW FRENGH.. . REMEDY . 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PIERCE'S Magnetic Elastic £ Call at n;flcelor write for New DPamphlet No. MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS Co,, TELEPHO! Market rt., opp. Paiace Hotel. San Franclaco ERV IT Hesteres VITALITY : LOST VIGOR, '«AND MANHOOD stores the fire of youth. By mail 500 per box; 6 boxes for $2,50; with o writte efund the moaey. TO-NIGH GRAND OPERA HOUSE NE—MAIN THspeRa, ~—T0-NIGHT “BOCCACCIO!” A BRAND-NEW MARCH. 5 NEW PRINCIPALS. guarantee to cure of refuad Orchestra, c_and Bervita Medical €o., Ckinton & Jackson sts., Ghicags, Dress Circle, E. L Baldwin & Co., Druggists, § Market. 8. F. MATINEE Al Branch Box Offi A BIG CHORUS. Circle, 1sc. 10c. "'SATURDAY. t the Matinee the Best Seat for Main Entrance Emporium. dway’'s Pills mild and reliable. complete absorption Ra Purely vegetable, rfe.t digestion, ealthful regularity. For the cure of all disorders o! the Stomach, Cause | and Liver, Bowels, 1ildneys, Bladder, Female Ir- regularities, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Con- stipation, Plles and all derangements of the Internal Viscera. 25c a box. At Druggists, RADWAY & CO.. New York m BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana Bitters | lin:. Great Restorative, Invigorator and Ner- ‘wondertul_aphrodisiac and Special o.&'.. ot -y most ronhl: for the Sexual Mexican Rem s and_ Bladder. P! NABE. Market » AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE. GALA OPENING TO-NIGHT OF THE GRAND OPERA SEASON! With a Sumptuous Presentation of Verdt's Masterplece, e “AIDA”... ‘““Alda” Repeated on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evenin: TO-MORROW EV G, Superb Rendition of Donizet Great Opera, e *LUCIA”... “Lucia” Repeated on Thursday and Sunday Evenings and Saturday Matinee. A GREAT © OF FAMO LYRIC EACH OPERA. Brilliant \mum s and Scenery. ‘Eniarged Orchestra and Chorus. POPULAR_PRICE nd 5 CENTS. Telephone for . Bush ALCAZAR Tt MATINEE SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT, | FLORENCE ROBERTS In ROMEQ -+ JULIET - UR PRICES. . . . . .15, 25, 35¢, 5%. Next Week- L CHUTES AND 700! BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW ERY AFTE a Gorgeous Production of FLORENCE ROBERTS ADY OF LYONS. ZOE MATTHEWS, Coon Song Singer: RAND, BYRON and RAND, IR Ting Artitt, §na & HOST OF 3 MISS JOHANNA FRISCO—— ORANG-OUTANG ——ON FREE EXHIBITION—— | FAT LADIES’ BICYCLE RACE | THURSDAY,AMATEUR NIGHT, Reserv Sea v Phone, Steiner 185 CONCERIS AND BESOETS Battle of Manila Bay! SUTRO OPE! OPEN DAILY FR BATHING FROM 0; [ERCES FAVORITE RESCRIPTION FOR WEAK WOM A W. T. HESS, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ATTORNEY-AT LAW, Tenth Floor, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels Bldg. Telephone Brown 93L Residence, 321 Californla st., below Powell, Ban Francisce Those who were t! say the Panorama is & correct representation. Lectures by z G. ROLLINS _ after~ poons and evenings. Market st., nr. Eighth. Admission, 50c. Children, 35c. AT TSI BATHS. . TO 11_P. M. TO 10 30 P M.