The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 6, 1899, Page 20

HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1899 Z0 . : Hale’s. [<6% Hale’s. | James P. Morrisey; crozier bearer, Pat- . | Tick Ryan; candle beare Fleurin; mis. EE | Hale's. | Hale’s. | L r, Thomas Galvin; .uh-dofl;‘sn olr B e A AR e ‘oss, Joseph Morton. Rev. Joseph D eels chie "\W -’V\/\/\ NAYVAAAVAVA “’V\"’V\ B Very Rev. John P. Frieden will be cele- brant of the solemn vespers in the even- 1g. Charles C. Carroll will be first as- i stant and Rev. George Burkhardt sec- ond ascsistant. Solemn benediction will | follow with Very Rev. J. P. Frieden cele. yrant; Rev. Joseph Sasia, deacon; Rev. R. Bell, sub-deacon; Rev. William H. Culligan, master of remor Rev. Denis Mahoney will preach t PR the evening. The musical prr‘gramme for the morn- | g Sel ce 11 b The Lonely Death of | 850 " ce, "“Marche Pontincate.” e 8 3 | Tombeile: “Kyrie, Gloria ‘and ¢ n-q? Ma- | Millionaire Piper. i o [following is t ogramme or the | A DI SAPPO'NTED RECLUSE | evenine service: * *°% ' ali; “‘Psalms, ,\mnvh‘n NEVER RECOVERED FROM AN | Grégorian OLD POLITICAL DEFEAT. |l Magr “Motet (\q\mm s tum Ergo.’ Martini; org sl)lrt waists Prelude in D, Lemmons; utorium and Dixit,” Gene: nd Hymn Father Col organ_piece, ’in D, Batiste gliero; “Ta: piece, Post- ‘Sus Faas dressy dress goods. | warm underwear fe History of an 0ld Mexican War | lude, Dudley Buck; organ piece, “Canti- | = v lena,” J. Grison I New Colored Whip Cords—A stylish fabric for | for the children will be needed before y Vetseran and Ex-Congressman Maurice O'Connell will r;:nln at the {Mhrpd costumes; full 50 inches wide; extra | know it; we are going to close out an enti By organ and Father Coltelli, S. J., will direct | heavy, In all the new shades: new military | line of all sizes for ages 1 to M y Who Died Yesterday at the the choir. biues, nickel grays, modes, tans agd browns e in Vesta. " pantalttes_and draw 5 z heavy weight natural gray half-wool, so warm; they are nicely finished with pearl but- | tons and covered seams; the entire lot on the tables Monday at - /DR. FRYER ON THE s fifnl‘flfil FEaie ""fi.'ffv'»iflflnhgfl‘ g 5 = valet, ex-Congress- CHINESE SITUATION marine blue and the new Cyranoe - | 935, 937, 989, 941, 9438, 945, 947 Market Street. Lot 1—Infant’s sizes 2 e o et 3 Lot 2—Ages 1 to 2... Palace. | red Broadclot died shortly aft { A combination of 'RUSSIAN INFLUENCE MUCH sy were the Imme- EXAGGERATED. | ugh he had from | of mala- | The Professor of Oriental Languages | treme old at Berkeley Gives an Opinion of Affairs in the | = e Far East. 1 after = = \me to Lot 4—6 to 10 years. ‘a cheerful outlook makes a cheerful home. ];;;;;g;;:z:;:: heavy weight, half-wool ribbed underwear in s nicely finished down the all new and improved de on French of the most dre: season; hard finis extra_ heavy body; 50 and $2 va 1 for street brought out th twilled surfa inches wide $1.25, $1 1 Diagonals—Dressy maters costumes; in all the fall shadin wite l s your vacation over, how’s the home ? new curtains would make ey double-tace. fabric; the parlor, the dining-room or the bedrooms more cheerful. Hale’ ‘l“lew Mmr: advanced, tract with the m gray; vi pearl 'buttons: seams: pants nicely finished band; button at side costumes; no wrong Bt | providers of cheer for the home, have Ladiest Onelta. ¢ ymbination Suits— ting; aranteed not to sh sugh t sure the price re- | and improved seams neck; color natural gr st g B T 6000 pairs lace curtains bought at a large discount ni.i Children’s Drawers—Heavy soft finish muslin; felled seams: cluster of tucks with half inc | hem at the bottom; ages 2 to 12 years....12} | 100 dozen Kitchen Aprons—36 inches long, 42 | inches wide; assorted patterns: g quality 3 noveldes and fishnets, in the very newest designs; yours to- ern o veriis- e nde o) morrow, and until sold, at these little prices: R R e Leng th. A Pair. vards.. anufac- earl _buttons; ; all sizes exican war a aiatnevive that conflict "here is no cause for alarm in the gaged in & variety | precent state of things in China. The the way from | pojjtical situation is quict, foreign trade is tile commodi- | pegin ing stocks and | gjor He was an extremely | stro d left an estate in real stocks, mortgages and g to over to the ex o busiest corner in the | s for you on the cost of | . . - . R H e and wool mo: for cash from leading American manufacturers, consisting of Swiss eas BT inT e st economi new shades d for p: vernm ing to assume unloo ypor- diplomatically the % and the integrity of the er unassailed.” ch the view Dr. John Fryer, professor of in the it s iree m llence of and literatu of Cal Dr. Fryer ws passengers the Hongkong ch arrived in San Francisco He has returned from a three trip to Shangh cru and White Curtains... ru and White Curtains.. ru and White Curtains ru and White Ci and White Curtains... ru and White Curtains ru and White Curtains cru.and White Curtains Swiss Net Cur very daint millinery. Pearl Gray or Biege Felt Hats, trimmed with silk scarf and an eagle quill; just the thing fc eduction fron Hats: 44 new shades in taffeta silk first shown . Monday, 7S¢, new crepon plaids ribbed silver gray shirts Attract serviceable ~garments = satin faced; pearl buttons; seams all in by i 3 15c : en’s Muslin Go 30 inches long eXpress trimmed in all colors; also a e vards UR10T and $2.00 pric: 5 and 52.50 75 and 83.00 s long in neat ro- i . 245, B4:00/200 8800 extra chiffon or liberty 400 Curtain Poles, size 19 in feet, in imitation oak, mahogany. wal- & Very stylish hat: nut and ebony: complete with neat brass ends, brackets. rings and pins: 25¢ Dres: montk above is the impressior yards situation in the In an interview gave the opinion that imperial court any weakness in the centre - of poli his energles. rds in ; plain white o % . gown of heavy twilled cotton, made Saturday, especially nightgow both ar coco' dest regular 60 qualities Just In—A big the new shay ed t0...... : 25, $1.50, $2.00. White Straw Sailors, trimme silk and quills; ced to......E5€ s nd white, 3 ses; a pair ryer recent 1ble Peking did not Gov- nor to hims whe 1 term he was He was a man ess and took his defe on_he 40 in. wide 50c¢. 5 i how vard all shades Straw Braid, the out | . | bazaar bits domeencq, e factory selling of shirt waists still on. Em- peror From that tin from public 1 Lots of warm weather to come vet to make am enjoyable: Sheppard's Lightning lce im Freezers, with quadruple motion, make Sootheet And lightest ice cream: selling mer at $1 8, e them out....$1.50 silver Plated Table Knives— ..90¢ ‘for the that th imed control interests country rm. As the years rolled rew from all social life | Empres csses; sold at 8 1-3c and 10c; will e yard e ‘.Z‘.‘ ity oars ot Wi It's a long time since we have had such values in store for you. There are : oo sieie@ lots of them and a variety so great that you can feel sure of being suited. .20¢ and lots Oc | of little ills; pint bottles of the absolutely pure les' Skirt Pins, for pinning plaquet ; reduced to ... fe olid back and well the llars and a good he 50 dozen Novelty Print Wash Waists in checks, stripes, plaids and diagonals; linen c regular 10c . e cuffs; all sizes; $1, $1 25 and $1 50 waists, factory s 160 dozen Fine Percale Lawn and Dimity Wash Waists, white or self collars and cuffs; all sizes; $1 50, $1 B0c yard ed Roller Toweling—17 In 8 dozen High Grade Wash Waists, in Chambray, lawn t vaiue c vard wide the lling price pe and plain effects; made with | »lling price ....... hed o be ¢ in a set—Were All-Bristle with 75 qualitie: ir’ Brush: inch rubber = com made, silk and cotton effects; stripes, fancy checks $1.50 | 1750 yards of Twi wide; it is all linen and pea at 10¢; wiil be closed out at.” values shown; $2 to $3 50 waists; factory selling price..... and crepons; the top of the se: n's tasty ties. good cloves. g ‘ a now-=-or-never chance in jackets. A I Men's Pique Walking Gl | chase the other day by buying a lot at less e thslish tans and rads than manufacturers cost; he sent them by ex- press with instructions to get them out of the 24 K Jacket clean-ups sey Jackets; full silk lined; fly fronts; perfect fitting; in tan only pladls e e 13 Covert Cloth Jackets; 4-button front; silk lined; most popular patterns of the season; were $10: | Na¥ &t 00 e T L Dt B reduced to close them .............. i B R I veeee . BT.50 | ana the following quantities and pric 3.Clasp Hie Jouvin Reai . \ z & Per: fittin; atation be- | A lot of 16 Jackets: not exactly up to date in style, but still not a long ways behind; jackets that | 475 pleces at....23c 339 pieces at....d4Se hind it; fitted ..$1.50 ' sold as high as $7 50; in sizes 34, 36 and 38; to ¢ them out, your pick ........ B1.50 | 695 pieces at. O8e our forty-eighth buying season in New York: 10 people there now buying for you. L NNNAANANN AN NN AANNNANN NN ANANS NS VIS A~ i act of March | leers the men will have to parade during failedos? rxe(':'(‘;}firr\'xr':f‘"n'"\\'<.§L.y§1m[.) | the day when the troops shall be es D Tt of Company corted to the Presidio and again during e ak Fron ITunet 20, S1000 v an evening parade. This, the men who P T ed fo report. ~under act | Will have to do the marching, think, is of March 21, Aot a1 Doll to be | asking too much of them. and there is O Mo L I A o any A, with | some talk of a protest being entered as Tank from June 20, 1899, vice Morrell, | to such a proposition. I«N\Nwwwwwwvvwwwmfiwww THE NATIONAL GUARD | Enlistments must in no case be an- ven years’ tedated. continuous rvice," V' not having F CALIFORNIA The practice of some commanding actually performed six months.in the ag- 0 officers of revoking orders making dis- | gregate of active ser charges will be discontinued. The following changes have A man once discharged from the |among the commissioned off TO ENABLE SHIRKERS TO DO+ National Guird can become a member | C., since the date of general « urrad CONTINUOUS DUTY. agsdnionlygingg entlsement l0x .CoMIE, Staff Third Brigade—W. A. Desbor- b Jieutenant Colonel Fairbanks of the sion, as provided by law. Rl ough, to be major and commissa f‘(‘.{"“ to report, under act of March 21, {2V ety " Who was elected several Pursuant to telegraphic instructions | h rank from June 15, 1899, vice von 189 i weeks ago, and who has passed the re- The followingz orders have been issued| from the Honorable Secretary of the f, resigned Douglass White, captain and aide-de- | quired examination as colonel of the regi- Navy, dated July 6, and a letter Samuel W. Kay, to be |camp on the Second Brigade staff, having | ment, has not vet entered uron the duties new position for the reason that he om superior beadquarters: ed & t 4 TTOM SUDSHOnE e duugIten dated” July 11, 1599, nging the date | captain of Troop B. with rank from | tendered his resignation to enable him to | of hi srapt ), Rul and Regula- : “ni S B 2 . agTanh Lo Ruigs ‘\lxrvfll (‘.r Eula of the arri '-‘l of the U y..(;gx States | June 16, 1899, vice Cooke, term expired, | accept the position of paymaster in the | has not yet obtained his commission. S D R L steamer Badger in San Fran Oscar J. Boden, to be first lieutenant | paval militia. it has been accepted. and | Iowasss 3 X thaiportionfiofimarasranil 3, | Troop B. with rani from June 15, 1%, ‘1\; new commission Il be fo= sed to him | oy o T lends his influence he lows: No. 7, ¢. s 3. 0., rela g 10 ¢ vice Kay, promoted. George J. Lin- | shortly—that so it is stated. | ol i e o i . In cascs of reentistment the en- | of ‘the oruise: and drill of the > e e D e dtenast MedopB? | Hinry Peterson who was: atian election | seldomigctsiitibacic Ghicago News | ment ers will show the num- Militia Battalion, is hercby revoked. | with rank from June 15 189, vice | presided over by Major L. Schmitt of the | ErjoL Tt j‘"“k"'j‘m'”" 2 ‘;m ether Owing to the uncertainty ':r_n;_.- date | Strong, retired. King H. Lee, > be | division ff. elected ensign of the naval | | ‘1’;_ e e e of the arrival of the Badger in San | second lieutenant Troop B. with rank | militia, has passed a successful e mvnd-; | ormer ‘mermbers of the guarc, wio: Francisco, Captain L. H. Turner, com- | from June 16, 1899, vice Duhain, de- | tion before the examining board. | have been hemorably discharged for manding Naval Militia Battalion, will | ceased. e time ‘act down'in the law for thel Y SCPIFR CREDITHOUSE” | “expiration of term of service” or on arrange for and designate the dates | Second Infantry—Lon Bond, to he | September target shoot is rapidly ap- | account of * Ax‘\m.n (Hn;l’ SO when the headquarters and various captain of Company A, with rank from | proaching, but as vet no order for the Six Stories High | turned to the limits’ of thel m- | divisions _will embark. (Approved Johe 1, vice Cahill, term expired. | same has been issued. | and who have re- July 19, 189%.) ; : Lawrence L. Lockerman. to be first | Major H. B. Hosmer, inspector of rifle -n_honorably discharged, or That vortion of the orders reiative lieutenant Company A. with rank from | practice, presided at an election in Com- ‘ s have expired, who re- | officers or men after _having June 17189, viee Jickson, term ex: | pany G, Fifth Infantry, last week, when -enter the gus orably discharged 1e-éntering ired. Willia hite, to be second 2 »son was re-electec | hinety days from the date of thelr | at any time Ithin ninety davs aftce such i ficutenant Company A, with rank fom .l‘;!i‘l{‘.. ()‘t"{}:,:r?nn\)\:”n\. : { | Giceharge or the expiration of thew | discharge and being allowed credii for | Jume 17. 1589, vice Bond, promoted. | _Brigadier General Mueller of the Third | | ferm of office, will be given credit for | continuous service has been the subicet | George FI. Voss. re-elected captain of | Brigade has expressed a desire to have | WM. A. PIPER | Eopsidered corsecutive LE consideravle comment, It ls clatmed | Compapy D. with zan trom April 7, | the men of 1o Gl oA boys It aranse: | . . . considered consecutive. | i Rive ose wha il shirk K06, aldron, to_be s2c- welcome o he ("alifornia boy: a - | _Any former » ember of the guard five duty an opportuni#y to entor the | ond lieutenant of Company D, with |ments can be made as to the matter of | me more and more of a misan- | of affairs. It was not true that the young | who has served satisfactorily, a com- 'd, remain- therein a week or two,| rank from June 19, 1899, vice Canuing, | transportation. | e tho jast few yedrs of his iife | Bmperor had been deposed. HIt-status| plete enlistment, or continuous term | ‘*remove,” obtain an honorable discharge, | texm expire | "It has been announced from the parade | almost the 2ot ‘2 reciuse. | corresponded to. that of a minor during a| of three years, may re-enlist at any |come In again for a week or so, “remove’ Sixth Infantry—John P. Parnau to |committees that if the National Guard o 2 recluse. | coTT PN ded 10 A o e Mo JUMIDE 3| ime thereatter for one, two or thiee ' again, and keep on doing so until seven| be captain of Company A, with |any part thercof takes part in the parade | withdrew en- | ager in setting the young ruler aside was | vears, at his option. s have clapsed and then obtain a cer-{ rank from June X, Vice Dasher, | on the reception of the returning volun- festing no in- phold the position of the conservative devoting the | party and private con- at the imperial palace as ag to m: them to tion ¢ onfined to his bed, Wwhich the radicals had gained and plac Government upon a firm and stak something as a sur- £ : erday morning, he THox Preaching by the pastor. Even- regard to the probable dismem- Trinity M and Rerkeley, corner Fulton AEsrer First Daptist, Eddy street, near Jones—Rev. | Morning—Sermon * by pastor. Evening— of Sthessempines and: its - blectie [i2 street and Allston way—Rev. John Coyle. reaching by the Rev. H. W. Peck, ® Siodesinio g S, A. Woods, D.D. Praise se ¢ith special musie. b b3 Aretta e among the great powers Dr. Eryer|® -E- A Woods DD. selisivercice uitiiayeRiaiomiels fE e Revsulpho GoNR | = - a few minutes later jares emphatically that such a thing | 2 foijion Square Baptist, Post street, near | Morning—Sermon by the pastor. Evening & @ First M. E.. Powell street, near Washington Preaching by the pastor. Even- & | IS '-‘r}i'\‘ L-]f"l‘hwn'(hll ;.Kx'n’zly‘z e handtthatis » Stelner—Rev. W. C. Jenkins. —Worship and preaching.- @ Rev. W Urmy. me. & P a is not playing the hand that re- | & _Steiner— s P SRR | TN S izt AN szl £ = = it 1 attacked him cent reports would give us to believe.” | 5 st. Ignatius, Van Ness avenue and Hayes | Morning Solemn_ high mass at 10:30; ser- Trinity Methodist, corner Market, Sixteenth | Morning- od's Goodnes mon by Rev. Father Sasal, S. J.; speclal and’ Noe streefs—Rev. Theo. H. Wood- | “Law and Love.' the: street—Jesuit F ilions had gone to an- | he said. “The relations between St. Pe- t the presence of a | tersburg and Peking need give no ca ative by his bedside to for apprehension. The diplomatic situa- musie. ening—Solemn vespers and se: ward. | mon; special music. alifornia Street M. corner Callfornia | Morning—Services conducted by Rev. Harry | | | i A : : ! § k | ton is satisfactory to the other powers - - - but little of his rela- | and under the present regime the integ- St. Mary's Cathedral, Van Ness avenue and | Morning—Mass at 10:30; sermon b nd Broderick streets-Rev. Frederick C. | Milnes. Evening—Same. cor tives, yet he e, e s relas | SRS Of the country cannot help but b O marsellidtrest Rey. (Wathsizbrendoreust i cie P achen 1'3\"‘"';15;""1‘"* o e b it seat, oak finishrocker. Cov- h & Rowai b aDoEt ained:’ Nothi Jut ‘o series Of. Te. V. G. mon by one of the Fathers. e = = — - e = Pe shown by ine disposition (Rnetniatel HoE B iy, = = - — & @ Epworth Church, corner Church and Twen | Morning—Scrmon by pastor. E: fered in ta pestry, assorted i “His pE R e S T ; followed by the Beneral co Nt | & St Dominic's, Steiner and Bush streets— | Morning—Solemn high mass at 11 o.cloc & ty-sixth strects—Rev. W. M. Woodward. | Same. € f dd o Ble Soldinesrcousision e F Ul I A gar | © Dominican Fathers. special music by choir. Evening—Special R — ] - SLaRA colors. omfort an ura- some Vv 1 nds in the sur- men pire is in no dav T - musical service. & Starr King A. M. E. Zion, 805 Stockton | Morning— dy lh‘ “ o1 i of street—Rev. T. Brown. God?" Evening—"Judge Lynch and His | §Dility .. ..$3.00 partitioned. S o) 2 asked’ if the war in the Philip- | § gt Mary's (Paulist), Dupont and California Morning—Mass at 11_o'clock pines had raised the prestige of Ameri- | & * gtreets—Rev. H. H. Wyman. Father Hopper. Evening cans in the Orient in any way Dr. Fryer mon by one of the Fathers. s, as well as much of the | he city rounding best property 1, Willla Awful and Inhuman Work Upon Suffering & Humanity." sermon by Vespers; ser- A oA Sy SR e Downatine tufted comforts. ~Filling nd count of San Fr of California, do - e thi - e replied that the Chinese generally were = e ot bt — S Dethel African M, E., Powell street, near | Morning—Preaching by the pastor. . = eretiyis A peaament ligince of the existence of ths | Bartieit strect, near Twenty-fith | Morning Communion. Evening— ‘Offering Jackson—Rev. W. B. Anderson, ing—Same. in one piece—will not separate. . A lot me 73 Walr. ts of American arms and | the Other Cheek.” E i et — e | gof warmth, in a variety of design and will and bequeath all my. property, Anriaric Tattleships were mot widely Led tewart Memorla .. Guerrero street, | Morning—~God the Author of Al Thin .50.. e e B et hir i ¥ |2 Thira Congresational Fifteenth street, be- | Morning Sacrament of the Lord's supper Hear Twenty-third—Rev. W. F. Dugan. Evening—-The Christian in Politics. e color, 72x78 inches. Were $z2.50. "Sl 50 5 = ; Mireen Mission and Valencla—Rev. Wil- | at 11 o'clock. Evening—Bishop Gaines of — Sl et el Comforts from 75 to $2o. First Presbyterian, Van Ness avenue and | Morning—Sermon Sacramento street—Rev. Robert Mac- kenzie. Trade with the Orient had taken im- 1 nieces, share and | mense strides within the last few years. In one or two articles there had been a follows, to wit my nephews alike, the children of my deceased liam Rader. Georgia will preach; Dr. Rader will also deliver an address. vening—Sermon by pastor. CARPET DEFflRTMENT | M. Piper, one (-7) sev- | noticeable depression, but this was coun- | — sr hews and, ni e son: S et Congregational, Seventsenth and Noe | Morning—"Genius and Oblivion.” Evening = e = o ESTS i terbalanced by much heavier exports in O reetaev:"H. T.” Shepard. “Heresy and Intolerance. Westminster Presbyterian—Page and Web- | Morning—Communion of Lord's supper will Matting remnants 10 cents yard. For e ster streets—Rev. S. S. Cryor. be celebrated. Evening—“Jesus the Light small room, hall or entry—30, 40, 50 other things. The manufacture of Chinese | cotton by imported machinery was not | =3 coming up to the expectation of the capi s ';_'i talists who launched the movement. A | e and | corporation under the name of the Inter- a Piper, mee | National Cotton Factory had an extensive % plant in Shanghai and shares were held | @ & ® ® > | Rev. H. H. Winter. & ®! 4 & & of the World; the Workman's Friend." cent grades—large assortment. Bring measurements. If you dread the ordeal of layirg a new carpet, leave it to us. You 'll en- Richmond Congresational, Seventh avenus | Morning—Communion _service. and Clement street—Rev. P. Coombe. “The Divine Knowledge of Imaginations."” First Congregational, corner Post and Ma- Morning—**Co-operation. son strests—Rev. George C. Adams. From Abov nephews and <« e and share alike, the chtidren Yrother, Robert G sevenths: to my n The ¢ Neglecting Our Opportunities'"; the sacrament of the Lord’s supper’ will be observed: special music. Evening—Preaching by pastor. Calvary Presbyterian, Powell and Geary streets—Rev. John Hemphill Evening—‘‘Life awm«woo“o“« constitute W »v the foreign residents there, but finan- - 7 > e s e e ally the affairs of the comcern were not | & St. James Mission, Stxth avenue and Clem- | Morning—Sunday_school at 9:45; prayer at First United Presbyterian, corner Golden cramental Meditat Even. | ¢iov choosing a carpet here, we’ll do the T bbb e promising. The same could be said of | éni creet, Richmiond—Clergy of 5t. Stepn- | 11 Lvening—Evensong at 5. Gate avenue and Polk sti¢et—Rev. H. H. | ing—Freaching by pastor. | $rest. Our electric carpet sewing ma- y lnst will and testament, an | other attempts to utllize’the Chinese raw | — L5 } i 2 | $chine, 3000 vards daily capacity, short- equ at no bond shall be | material in competition with American St_Stephen’s Mission, 1712 Hayes street— | Morning— First Unitarlan, southeast corner of Geary | Morning—Opening of the church after the & | jensthe time and improves the quality and Franklin' streets—Dr. Horatlo Steb- | ~summer vacation will be marked by a ser- & o i i § | i % Strongly built, sprin w% % i William Giselman as | and English cloth < . 1 St. Stephén’ Etening— & of this my last While in China Dr. Fryer was honored Clerizofnty "’"" bins, minister emeritus * mon from the Rev. George N, Dodsen. & | §0f carpet laying. by receiving the First Order of the Im- St, Stephen's, Fillmore and Fuiton streets— | Morning—Holy communion at Evening—No service. @ S WILLIAM A, PIPE B Free delivery, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley Clergy of St. Stephen’s. e raver at 1 Evening—Fvensong «3@0@0@@0@@90@08 LT TRl S POPLPIPVIPEVDVE 09909000909V DPPOPVVIDIIDH IS DO8PDOVDOIVODIPD PO LB 3 | perial Dragon, a distinction sometimes > - — - O S = 2e. conferred upon foreigners by the Chinese 3 Second Unitarian, Twentieth and Capp orning—‘Religion the Poetry of Life."" & LR o only relatives the deceased had in | Government. It carries with it of- sl = e ‘streets—Rev. A. J. Wells e N ey enfar: mrei ¢ ate are Lawrence Piper of this city. | ficial dress with appropriate insign & St. Paul's, California street, between Fill- Sermon by rector and holy com- & - e E = = : M. FRIEDMAN & CO., and a niece, Mrs. Dr. Sheets of % more and Steiner—Rev. Maxwell Rellly. munion. Evening—Sermon by rector. & First Christian, Twelfth street, near Mis- | Morning— rmon R SR e W T & S i Y R O, |l — - - — et @ sion—Rev. Frank S." Ford. son; <\m . *“The Relation of Christian- © 233 to 237 Post St. e — | New Tax Levy Nearly Ready. @ St. Luke's Episcopal, corner Van Ness ave- | Morning—Holy communion and sermon. & ity to the l'm\er 1 Brotherh vod. Opgn evenings Near Stockton FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUS. | The elerkbctn s ofios ot the’dexkipe| O Dieiand LIV EeN BRie NemeUl DR e < First Divine Sci Yosemite Hall, Na- 5 - s s ki E | ® rector. irst Divine Science, Yosemite Hal i rvice at 11, “What Is Righteous & | the Board of Supervisors are hard at|@ - - tive Sons' building. x o Solemn Services to Be Held To-Day. | work upon the new tax levy, which will | @ Trinit Bush and Gough streets—Rev. | Morning—The Rey. R. R. Clacborne, D.D., & = &1 ‘Archbi Riordan to P Y- | Do prosented to. the board for its adoption | § XL - Henson. of St. Luke's, Kalamazoo, and president @ Firet Church of Christ, Sclentist, Central | Morning—Services at 11 o'clock; subject, & | rchbishop Riordan to Par- | at N erine tormorrom warnmu e | € ; of standing committee, ~ Michigan, will & block, 223 Sutter stréer, between Grant <l ticipate. revised figures embrace 1 of the |2 preach; spectal music. Evening—Evensons avenue and Kearny. stree e an s ey bae o {1l be sol- | BuUEEEstions offercd by L e and sermon. & Seience ‘and Health, With _Key' to the s The feast of St. Ignatius will be sol-|8uggcstions offered by Merchants' | g = p Scriptures. 1 < - | Assogiation and also several advanced Central Methodist Episcopal, Misst = ; y - - 4 nlv celebrated at St. Ignatius Church g advar Central Methodist Episcopal, Mission street, | Morning—Sermon by Bishop Gaines of the & - :,".‘:“, - ,1‘,,‘ ‘«:3x11:’<~ox1i1\5 ’“{;;l et | the “Ma: and will keep within the ‘§ etween Sixth and Seventh—Rev. Charles | Afrioan Methodist: Church, Evening—"The & Young Men's Christinn_Assoctation—¥ason | Evenine—Chaglain Gilbert of the s Second i 4 / D - | dollar limit. Edward Locke. Home Circle; or, When Marriage Is Not & ana Eflis streets—H. J. McCoy, secretary. | Oregon, U, 8. V.. will address niass meet- & | 2 A «“W" Jh::, mm“qm “rifinsr}px(;:?fljmg | —_—————————— ¢ Failure. K ing for men only at 3 o'clock. ® | S Fri be celebrant of the mass: | Fraudulent Squirrel Bounty. & Grace Methodist Episcopal, corner Twenty- | Morning—‘Our Service Tested.” Evening— & & Theosophical Society. 0dd Fellows' bulld- | Evening—"Steps in Maglc.” -4 deacon, Richard H. Bell; sub-deacon, | J. A. Lambert, a hunter, was arrested | @ first and Capp streets—Rev, J. N. Beard. “‘Our Social Alm. ’ @ ing—WI1ll C. Bailey lecturer. = @ | e el et sistant priest, Rev. | yesterday by Policeman Furlong on g : i = - e - % | RADWAYS'S READY RELIEF has A. Varsi: deagons of honor to the Arch- | Justice’s warrant from Merced charging 3 S s s D R S A T SRR e 90 GRS Jeruemem (Swedcnporglan) 162 | Morning—The Spiritval Meanng of Eai. © | Unrivaled be’ore the public for 0 years ‘A o bishop, Rev. H. Woods and Rev. Jose) yh | him with presenting a fraudulent : son g 55 come of Ingersollism. 2 ‘arrell stre ev. D. V. Bowen. m‘ éhe Flesh and Drinking the Blood of & | Pain Remedy. It instantly relieves and quickly Hickay; master of cerergonies. Re\é tialm to tlhe Treasurer of the county $ 2 2 RO PN o g o seioe 8 l‘:fa‘ a1f Colda, Soee; Thicuta, Infiuensh. Weca- liam JI Culligan; secon master o cereu or squirrel scalps. He was taken to (¢ Stmpson Memorlal, corner Haves and Bu- | Morning—'The H . Ev | § To il et n eavenly Guide.” Evening & First English Lutheran, 1319 Geary street, [ Morning—'‘The Banner of the Cr cen- dachs monies, Charles C. Carroll; miter bearer, | Merced last night. @ chanan streets—Rev. John Stephens. —""The Four Anchors of Salvation. ® near Gough—Rev. E. Nelander. e Tl Prte e Neaei o o <! i e el et LR 5’:&’.’2‘&‘:’1 . ; ¢ p 4