The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 17, 1899, Page 43

FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY. 1230-1232- I234 Market St. THE LARGEST E\(CLUSNE CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK s+ ¢ ELEGANT, STYLISN AND USEFUL PRESENTS AT OUR WELL-KNOWN | - FOPULAR PRICES. TAILOR-MADE SUITS, The very latest perfect fitting, at yles, elegantly tailored $15, $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 | © JACKETS, JACKETS. Newest cut, high-grade tailoring, sik throughout, perfect fitting, at $10, $12.50, $15, $20, $25 CAPES. CAPES. lined tmported Vetour Capes, exquisits garments, | P! the very finest lining, at $25, 380 $35, 840, FURS. FURS. Lutest styles of Fur Collarettes, Fur Capes, Fur Scarfa, In large variety, at less than reg wlar market prices. GOLF CAPES. € new styles and combinations at striotly WHOLESALE PRICES, $2.50 to $17.60 DRESS SKIRTS. S0k, Crepon and Serge, $50 's 50 to 325 DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Malled on Application. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CM[PAW 250 Geary {.reet, Above Powsll CALS. " COAL COKE AND PIO_TRON. 1c WILSON & C0., it rnie “uin okt " PERI elepbone Main 18 FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS BOYES& €0, &5 Pae e nw;. x T J. N. LOFSTAD, 2.2 IRON FOUNDERS. Mortoa & Hedley, N\T[R\ FOUNDRY, Pris o% wremont ant f Bvery anmn Made to Tel: Black 1508 PAPER DEALERS. WILL NHTE FULP AND PAPER CO., Montgomery st PRINTING. PRINTER, Sansome st E- C. AUGHES, "STATIONER AND PRINTER, PARTRIDGE ** © lfll]E ASH SIEAH COAL 1 s ¥ alifornia street. Telegraphic Codes MINED BY » THE BLACK ; 88 its GREEN PALACE and GRAND reputation that in known wher. Janguage is spoken. | passageway— sir DR. JORDAN'S crear MUSEUM OF ANATOMY MAZEIT ‘TMG.\M_ or. PR _JORDAN & CO_ 1051 Market St 8. F. HENARIE'S WILL 1§ CONTESTED BY HIS WIDOW |She Names Radgesky as the Cause. | INFLUENCED THE DECEDENT VAN DER BERGH'S TESTAMENT IS ALSO ATTACKED. | Ella Hill, a Daughter of the Testator, | to the w | | Bays That Other Valid Wills Are in Exist- ence. R Mary A. Henarle, widow of the late D B. Hens yesterday flled a contest de ased, the 4th Inst. the will Mrs band died No- te valued at m the follow- , the con! dopted daugh- erine F ie at Fren of t filed for N her she alleges tha scuted i ,_yesterda: n praying for the a | to probate. As ground for con- Hi eges that the testament last will of are other w LOAN ASSDCIATION LEADING BUILDING (X)NCEBN‘ WEST OF CHICAGO. Its Immense Business the Result of Prudent and Skillful Man- BOOKS AND STATIONERY. The luxury, comfort, conveniences, cusine aod moderate charges Dbave (3 l) and it will be n)r-ru\'\ Eiven the this sketch. The f; product - TV ewd T PASO ROBLES HOT .\bl PIlUR SPRING cu * in fun er of others. novel & t the rifle ra attr A great deal of Au\"lnun among rksr —_————————— Murphy, Grant & Co. o we wn dry goods house 1-k nt the corner of ts the oldest »aniel T. Murphy s history is contem- of San Francisoco, occupied its present loca- Its rapidly nt c-ma.rxnmom ay the home of y bullding 110 by 13 de extends all over the of the Pacific, Aus- apan and South America, ume of business is enormous. members of the firm are J. D. Grant and H. L. CHRISTMAS EDITION POSTAGE Postage on this issue of The Oall | church no braver defender. forts to save young men from the perils urroufld them and instill into their will be as follows: Domestic, 4c; foreign, 8 agement. “ontinen of California is one of the its kind west o ad: is of stands at ‘the principlo upon wh is operated has bee per cer the com; larger dividends he State. tal offers sup payment of a ual to rent per- ) ased at the end of t or ten years with comparative ease. | the investor it is only necessary to add | hat §5 a month (dues on ten shares par | ue $1000) in this liself in about ths eight years and which was | {lding and Loan As- ago, k than any other similar mortgages of the assoct- | the trustees, the Cali- | Trust Com- | { members. tion loans trustee, tection to er who desires to se- soclation wiil double four The system 1s one of profit to | manhood, the years of Father Yorke's ministry had been distinguished. ““When the Catholics of this country were attacked by unscrupulous enemles, when villainous bigots tried to crush them out of existence, it was Father Yorke who drove the sewer rats to their hiding places and made It ;possible for honest men to live in peace.” For these services Captain Power be- lieved the Catholics of San Francisco, es- pecially the young men, were - deeply grateful. The sentiments of the commu- nity in this regard had already been ex- pressed, sald Captain Power, and we merely wished to emphasize those of the lmaix\):e of the Cross Cadets at St. Peter's paris| He congratulated the reverend gentle- man on his safe arrival home and made him welcome to St. Peter's, and while he regretted the necessity that compelled their beloved Father Casey to leave them for a while, he could not {)u! rejoice that Father Yorke had been chosen as their pastor. In conclusion Captain Power assured Father Yorke that the members of Com- pany I would Jeave nothing undone to make themselves worthy of the fatherly care and solicitude of their new pastor. Father Yorke thanked the boys for the warm reception accorded him, and said he was proud that his labors in behalf of the Leagua of the Cross had been attend- ed with some success. He had not been brought in close contact with Company I, but its welfare was included In that of the whole regiment, for the success of which he was always solicitous, To shield the boys of the city and fit them for a worthy citizenship had been one of the chief aims of his ministry. “The saloon is the great danger to the youth of our day,” sald Father Yorke. From the saloon a short road opens. | Along that road a hole is soon reached {into “Which the victim of intemperance falls, never to rise again.” | Continuing, be said if the League of the Cross Cadets would be useful citizens and | wor: members of the church, as the | promo rs of thelr organization meant them to be, they must cultivate habits of manliness. The manly man cannot be a | bad man. trious. Father Yorke sympathized with the boys for the sorrow the; xperienced through | Father .Casey’s lilness and his temporary retirement from the parish. '{n:m\ cares of ther Casey that which | was by no means the least | Father Yorke in conclusion assured the boys that during the time of his pastorate | he would do his utmost to further their They must be sober and Indus- Among the | had for the League of the Cross Cadets | AROUND THE CORRIDORS Webstar R. Dorr of Big Oak Flat is staying at the Palace. E. C. Smith, a wealthy land owner of Pacific Grove, is registered at the Grand. E. W. Giimore, a prominent business man of Los Angeles, is registered at'the Grand. ‘W. L. Btewart, a prominent ofl specu- later of Banta Paula, is a guest at the Palace. W. H. Greer, & capitalist of Arizona, is among the arrivals of yesterday at the Palace. Judge Stanton L. Carter has come up from his home in Fresno and is & guest at the Lick. W. N. FEureka, I8 registered for a short stay at the Lick. Lester E. Walker, an influential attor- ney and politician of Fresno, is staying at the Lick. C. A. Hielm, a traveler from Germany, is a guest at the Palace, where he arrived last evening. Bank Commissioner John Markley has come down from his home in Geyserville | and is registered at the Lick. W. G. Hatch, one of Chicago’'s repre- sentative business men, is among the re- Russ, a millionaire cattle man of | cent arrivals at the Occldental, H. P. Stabler, an extensive frult grower | of Yuba City, s registered at the Lick while on a short trip to the city. Major Willam Fahey has returned to the Cosmopolitan Hotel much benefited n | | health from his recent trip to the springs. | D. Foly, a well-known mine owner of Helena, Mont., is at the Occldental, where he arrived yesterday, accompanied by his wite. F. M. Bradshaw, one of the leading | business men of Los Angeles, is at the Palace while on a flylng business trip to this city. —_—————————— A Gift for “My Ladie.” Some new and very handsome designs interests and increase the membership of [ are being shown this season in ladies’ thelr organization. purses by Cooper & Co., the Market street Songs and recitations and a drill by the | puricl o~ Besides several new leathers company brought the programme to a close. Among those present were: Rev. James McDonald, Rev. Philip O'Ryan, Rev. Willlam Lyons, Rev. James Grant, | Brothers Erminold, Felan and William, | w. W | and many other friends of the boys. flin of the executive committee | there are to be seen some original de- signs in mountings. While some of these are gorgeous in the extreme some are plain and inexpensive. a1a variety from which to choose nothing makes a more appropriate gift. and . R U T i A A PRt DECEMBER 17, 1899, DRY GOODS COMPANY. Cloak and Su Department We Have a Number of CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIUNS Which Would Make a Most Acceptable Gift. JUST RECEIVED—Highest grade LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS, spring ideas already, Eton jackets and box pleated skirts, In Gray, Black, Navy, Cheviots, ordinarily sold at $35.00. SPECIAL AT Our Great Sale of LADIES’ JACKETS still going on at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. Former prices from $1000 to $35 00, HALF PRICE FUR COLLARETTES and Fur Boas, newest designs, quality guar- anteed—LOW PRICES. IMPORTED VELOUR ('APES Hch and handsomes, at If you should not know what: size or style to get, we issus orders for any article in our Cloak Department for any amount—just like love orders. COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED. CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, SE. Corner Geary and Stockton Streets, San Francisco. UNION SQUARE. utusmn’ra. COLUMBIA %= O'N'GHT AND ALL NEXT WEEK The Distinguished Actor, F REDERICK WARDE Together With and Mrs. Clarence M. Brune. TO-NIGHT—"RKCHARD 1L.” Monday and Saturday nig! “VIRGINIUS™ Tuesday night and Saturday matinee ....... “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE™ | Wednesday night Richard III'" Lion's Mouth™ » and Jullet” SEAT BEGINNING First t1 LIEBLER & C0. PRESENT HALL CAINE’S Powertul play, |l]11rT1§'fian THURS, NEXT, Ilec. 2, | | THE CONTINENTAL ] Have Just in London! (the greatest advance ever known in the history of the fur business.) Notwithstanding we shall sell Sealskin Garments at prices much below what others are asking, ow- ing to the fact that we have an unusually large stock on hand. this, INCORP Advanced 80% Intending purchasers should take advantage of this opportunity; it may not last through the season. EVERY GARMENT BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED, FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. SEND FOR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOG. | I OPEN EVENINGS. H. LIEBES & COMPANY, ORATED, THE LARGEST FUR HOUSE IN THE WORLD, Nos. 138, 135, 187 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. AMUSEMENTS. OALF COMMENCING WITH PHIL R. MILLER’S fliso these well-known Colored @rtists: WM. H. PROCTOR. WM. y BESS! LLE CAREY, MOLLIE MINOR and 20 others. Bundsy Night, Dee. 24, TEE FRAWLEY COMPANY TO-DAY’S MATINEE, (““The Best Colored Show Ever Seen in Denver.'” And Continuing A!l This Week, With Matinee Saturday, Big Rag-Time Travesty And Comedy Sensation From the East, —Denver News.) 35 OF THE LEADING SINGERS, COMEDIANS AND SPECIALTY ARTISTS OF THEIR RACE, INCLUDING THE FAMOUS ORIGINAL *CLORINDY" CHORUS SINGERS. 20 | POPULAR PRICES® | C©ATCHY | Evening75c50c 25¢ coonN | Matinees 50c 25¢ | MELODIES |Special Matines I 20 | Sunday, Dec. 24 in an Elsborate Pro ien of “CUMBERLAND 61" CALIFORNIA THEATER--SPECIAL ! TUESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, DECEMBER 26, 28 and 2 At Half Past Two. Only Appearances of the Renowned Planist, VLADIMIR HENRY WOLFSOHN, Manager. Reserved Seats, §2, §1 50 and $L STEINWAY PIANO USED. Clay & Co’'s at 9 o'clock. Bale will begin at Sherman, Tuesday morning, December 19, TELEPHON Last Night of the.. WEEK OF TO-MORROW (MONDAY) EV (THE BAT), in English, by BEAUTIFUL AND PICTURESQ A STAR A DELIGHTFUL AND MIR’ the borrower as well as the investor, in the profits which both ¢on- | oy, cers of tha Continental Bulding and Loan Assoclation are prudent bust. 0od - € ness men, In whose hands the affairs of 4G Reserved feat at | the institution are absolutely safe. The } | Yorke. increasing | quent priest was a grand testimonial of president s C: n Oliver Eldridgs, the aire of this city. harles Page, the capl- iam Corbin is secretary and Mr. Corbin is a sagaclous and husiness n er his skillful management of its af- | rs, 1s enjoying unexampled prosper- of the association are lo- San Fran- - FATHER YORKE GIVEN A WARM RECEPTION LEAGUE OF THE CROSS CADETS EXTEND A GREETING. ot | Company I of St. Peter's Parish Wel- comes the Eloquent Priest, Who Will Be Their Pastor. The members of Company I of the League of the Cross Cadets assembled in their hall on Alabama street, near Twen- h has been in com. | ty-fourth, on Friday night for the purpose Father of greeting their new pastor, Rev. The reception tendered the elo- the regard in which he is held, especially £ | by the members of his new charge. The address of welcome was read by | Captain Powers, who referred in glowing terms to the services rendered to League of the Cross by Father Yorke, and and zeal that they owed their existence | as a cadet organization, ! The | 1 and the association, | the eclared that it was owing to his energy Branch Ticket O ' GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. E MAIN & .“CHIMES OF NORMANDY.” NG, DECEMBER 18—An Irresistible Attraction. Firsc Revival in Nine Years of the Sparkling and Sidesplitting Comic Opera, "DIE FLEDERMAUS!” STRAUSS, the Waltz King. UE SCENERY AND COSTUMES, CAST. THE LARGEST AND BEST ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS IN THE CIIY. THFUL ENTERTAINMENT. POPULAR PRICES-=50 cts, 35 cts, 25 cts, 15 cts and 10 cfs Saturday Matinee 25 Cents. {fice—Emporium. Elegant Holiday Display Rich Cut Glassware; FamousWedge | Wood Ware, Artistic Lamps, Pretty Clocks, Cameo Ware. COME JUST 90 LOOK Grur American anarting Tu Co CHINAWARE PALACES. 210-212 GRANT AVE,, Bet. Sutter and Post Sts. 861 MARKET, opp. Powell. Branch Stores Everywhere. KODAKS! Kl][IAKS' No Shopworn Goods, but New Stock. JUST FROM THE FACTORY AT ONE-THIRD OFF LIST PRICE. ——ALSO— LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAMERAS AND EUFPLIES, THE LAT&.ST AND BEST IN MA ET Continuing, Captain Power sald that the young wien of San Francisco nad no | @ FULLER & KLEIN, | better friend than Father Yo = ;;la mr. DEALERS w ALL xmbs oF or his ef- that minds the principles that conatituta trua GOOD! 39 GECOND b'I'REE'I', S. F. ALCAZAR THEATER. MATINER -:- TO-DAY -:. 'IUND. TO-NIGHT—LAST Tixss og > 7" “MOTHER EARTH.” TO-MORROW NIGHT, REAPPEARANCE OF MR. ERNEST HASTINGS, A Happy Revival of the 1 Chelhe, Punnlest Comedy “DR. BILL!” From the MATINEES PRICES rden Theater, New York, ATURDAY AND §i 150, S50, STEEPLECHASE ! | CENTRAL PARK 352,373 Magket sts—open Dally from 1 to 11:30 p, m. THE MAGNIFICENT BILL OF HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS SSOR HILL, - the T PROFE! the Inimis - Wire Comedian: THE RAZZLE DAZELE Sha Jolliest Invention of the Century; CYLLE CIRCUS, THE BI- * Thrlllln( and U ; = and all the noveities of FA! O?InB méo%l‘r.; mé'Ath i in the uccessive winners in the Steepl receive & HANDSOME GOLD WA N";l'.e The list of Prizes lnclud-- all kinds of XMAS PRESENTS AND TOY: loc—AD)flssmN—loe. sessaas | Weekly Call,$1.00 per Year TIVOLI' OPERA- HOUSE. Rain or Shine! It's Crowded! SIX MORE NIGHTS OF “Tar and Tartar” Don’t Miss the Great Cast and FERRIS HARTMAN. Last Time of “Tar and Tartar” Friday Evening, Dec. 22. Week Commencing SUNDAY MAT.. Dec, EVERY VARIETY OF FEATURE. ARTISTS FROM ALL LANDS. The Paristan Novelty, LA SYLPHE, Celebrated Classic and Eccentric Dancer. HARRIGAN, The Original Tramp Juggler. GERTRUDE RUTLEDGE, Famous Eastern Prima Donna Soprano. Marion—LLEWELLYN—Clara Australia’s Brightest Operatic Stars. DAN—AVERY—LIZZIE Chocolate-colored Comedians. MR. and MRS. EDWIN MIL- m, No Matines Next Saturday, on Ac- count of the Big Production SATURDAY EVENING — OF Gorgeous Hohday Extnvlg‘n.n “Little Bo-Peep.” Every Evening and Saturday Mat- inee. TON ROYLE & CO. Special Matinee Christmas and New In “CAPTAIN IMPUDENCE." Yenrlmy. HAMILTON HILL The Australian Barytone. BIOGRAPH In Entirely New Views. GEORGE FULLER GOLDEN With an Entire Change of His Vast Repertolre. TO-DAY, SUNDAY, Dec. 11 at; Balcony, 10c; Chil- All the Favorites Will Be in Tt!f A Keen Delight for Young and Old!! New Songs, Dances, Jokes, Specialties!! Bring the Children to “Little Bo-Peep™ 1! It Will Be the Best on Record!! Most Stupendous Transformation Ever Givent! OVER ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE ON THE STAGE. Seats on Sale One Week Ahead. POPULAR PRICES—25 and 50 Cents. Telephone, Bush 9. CHUTES AND ZO0O. EVERY AJPI'ERNOWAND EVENING. MAJOR MITE, The Smallest Actor on Earth. In His Great Imitation of CORNILLE ADGIE AND HER LIONS, THE GOTTLOBS, GERMAN COMEDIANS. dren, 10c, any p A few front orchestra rows reserved. § front rows of the balcony, reserved, EDDY ST., OLY MPIA &R uizsn The only free vaudeville show In the city. THE BILL OF A LIFETIME., MOHRING BROTHERS, The Modern Gladiators. CAD WILSON, The Kiondlke Queen and the fln.y Millionalre Soubrette on the Stag: HASTINGS AND HALL And a Host of First-Class Vaudeville Stars. —————————————— A $10,000 belt snd_ehatelaize, built of nug- gots, belonging to CAD WILSON, ean be seen in the show window of Maaries Vaa Viiet, 844, 845 Market Street. ELLA BURT, Coasting the Chutes, AND A GREAT VAUDEVILLE SHOW. Visit the PARISIAN SCREEN-DOOR MAZE. ADMISSION FREE. INEES EVERY SUNDAY, AMATLLR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY. ADMISSION FREE, Phone for Seats, CAFE ROYA Kk 23. Corner Fourth and Market, 8. F. Try our smm Brew Lager, u. onmoun and checked Lres, Weak Men and Women SHOLLD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE o Srcat, Mexican remedy; gives Bealin and trength to sexual organs, Depot, 323 Market. De Pachmann “GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH.” Wfl- {BBaa” WEEKS Phoae ‘2'.‘5“ S'll‘liflz 7 76 TO-NIGHT s |The i Pre-eminent RAG-TIME MATINEE Ebony Ecstacics, BLACK PATTI Troubadours, STAMPED WITH THE SEAL OF SUCCESS AS . The Greatest § $ ON COLORED stow :EARTH NEW THIS ABSOLUTELY YEAR. POPULAR PRICES: EVENING, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢, T3¢ MATINEE, 15¢, 25¢, 85¢, 50c. SEATS SELL UNION COURSING PARK. TO-DAY (SUNDAY), DECEMBER 17, CHAMPION OPEN STAKE -—O0F— 9 NOMINATIONS. $1000 IN PRIZES. MUSIC BY THE BAND, TRAIN SERVICE. Leaves Third and Townsend strests 10:15 o m., 11 a&. m., 12 m. and 1 p. m.; Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets five minutes Re- turning after last course, and extra traln at 445 p. m. San Mateo electric cars every ten | minutes. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. LADIES FREE. SPECIAL NOTICE! The Panorama is open dally from 10 A. M. to § P. M Panorama of the Battle of Manila Bay correct representaticn of the greatest victory eves achieved on land or surpassing _anything exhibited in artistic me: and interest. Don’t fail ta visit it ket street, Bear