The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1901, Page 5

. 3 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1901. PASSING OF AN EXPERT MEMBERS FAVOR BORER OF BIG TUNNELS NGORPORATION Benjamin T. Lacy, Pioneer Mining Implement e ———— THEY WILL SEE Our Tchplnln- Is Fire Light 5c¢ 4 Private Cigars On special sale this week— [ EMPORIY Golden Rule Bazaar. I CORST HARBORS Visit of Congressionali Committee Is Near | at Hand. Improvement of Waterways I i | i u'arly $2.50—to-day and to-morrow. . ...... § 2L, of State Will Be | Be Erected in the Near y $2.5 popular summer fabric; about 1200 Considered. [ Future. yards of ‘mported wool Chales, a superior | —_— quality in very pretty floral effects, stripes T SR and polka dots, in both light and darke Kahn has received gton that lead him all the members of ommittee on Rivers 1 come to California next esterday that before he e he had a talk with who is the chair- ittee, concerning | committee members, bable that their visit very beneficial rge interests | of the river reported from Congressman J fro V. ) rivers were to expenditure of sums There is also a rec- disbursement of for the work ck to secure a Alto- be expended £ Califgornia rivers $1,500,000. to waterways and to find | that means may be | relief can be af- | at a majority of the | to the Coast From‘ I have learned that st the interest of all | committee. The mat- | I will accompany | desires, when it ar- | to get all the knowledge | tee to_be of much | ia. The commit- | e Atlantic and d river systems as well as s of the Pacific slope, its| . tions of the Mormon women. L. M. King e o 3 3 : B o comeiety kncwiates of | spoke o the subject-of stieet’ clcaning | & F&gs~Fancy Rench Begs, on spechl sl 0| and miliner S 3¢ 2 g 2e Prasty Boudoi < e. Very likely it will visit LATE MINING IMPLEMENT DEAL- e e e = ] Sl S ol ay, peryard................ Cock in hlse, piok, : gusinted with thern aready. | e e o L LAl TR AT s RS T R e ol | KIS Tty W a3} 3 5 ik e fren a0 vios iy 3 . o 41 NN N/ & er disc e 2 - Tet coler ; also all-sil Incy weave ril t -pai H Satangs the committee will travel | A TINEL NG WOR addresses numerous questions Were asked Worceste shire Sauce—Lea & Pentn’s, to-cay, {n zich effects; 25c nhm‘: ae o :o:vzr md“siftm:ec. —_— ‘ i B e avs an lutrnatin: sketch of il S e Lk 22: rice, per yard today . ... 14b@ oration; on special o alighocniol bl i S [ 1 ceased had suffered but a short time. | & AVCLET S an g ‘ateributed fo them A | B Grope.Nubs_The bisin fud; regusey 75¢ * | Fancy Loultine Weave Riblion—scild colofts o e G STREETS ARE OPENED | g‘ °;{?em;:efg»y‘-al°{¥e ok i 5 g Bigh degree ot independanch A self-'r;-l package, to-day 2 packages. ....... 5G| the joc quality; today, per yard 19¢| neyliy) ou'y, duck, e 1 gres! 2 lance. e asserte a eir associy- (7 ’, P’ Sane 2% Board of Works Claims Checks of the work of drilling the Mount Cenis tun- | tion with the men in political life had | % Snider's c"“,"l’_—'l',"e ‘:;‘_:‘" ""T S AL . c Lowest Bidders Are Not nel through the Alps and of boring the | greatly developed them and that as a rule bottles regu'ar’y 23¢, ay only... ... 19¢ SN R WD A % - Hoosac tunnel in New England before he | they had become more determined 2nd | 8 Hunter Rye Whiskey— R-guary | Certified. came to California. He also performed | More willing to Zacs the dymamesor ol §1.35 per bottle, special to-da Golf Shirts 47c¢ | ds for the cleaning and sprinkling of | {mportant work under General Newton in | thaP, the Grainary, womar. Fave Saaied : . 88¢c/| . : ¥ pened vesterday by the | New York harbor, using the Burlelgh | tie remarkable silll they have attained ik B 22 | Men's G Shirt, the well-known Un'red and the contract | ¥ &+ arill to bore into the rocks of Hell Gate. | tertaining description of silk culture i so‘d a S Pr1Cé— | Brand, with separate cuffs; all good patterns dies 10ec Works d morning. Gray | bidders for clean- heir bid being re- and 35 cents mer 1300 | City Street Improve- | d 49 cents. Last | r received 77 and Dealer, Dies at His Home. A : o In the task of drilling for the Sutro tun- nel of the Comstock he was actively en- gaged. At Fitchburg, Mass., in 1867, Mr. Lacy first met Mr. Burleigh, and subse- quently_introduced on this coast the drill which bears the name of the inventor. Mr. Lacy began his business career in San Francisco in 1871. He was born at Wex- ford, Ireland, fifty-five vears ago. ENJAMIN T. LACY, who was one of the most prominent deal- ers in mining 1mplements on the Pacific Coast and one of this city’s ploneer business men, passed away at the family residence, 761 Chestnut street, at 9 o’clock yesterday California Club Will In- crease Scope of Its Work. Planning for a Clubhouse to The regular meeting of the California Club was held at the Young Men's Chris- | tian Association buiding yesterday after- noon. . Mrs. Lovell White, president of the club, addressed the ladles present on the subject of incorporating the organization. The project met with favor. Suggestions were made by some Denver ladies who are visiting in 8an Francisco and who are members of an incorporated club in their home city. They stoted that with them the experiment had proved an unques- tioned success and placed their club on a Dorothy Harnden and Mrs. Charles A. Warren were appointed a committee to learn how the action might best be taken and to report therecon at the regular an- nual business meeting of the club, which is_to be held on next Tuesday. Mrs. Lovell White originated the plan more than a year ago and the matter has been discussed frequently since that time, but no public attention was given to it till yesterday. The incentive to incorporate, The club is also planning to have a club- house as soon as feasible and unless articles of incorporation are filed its of- ficlals cannot transact business in a proper manner. Mrs. White also states that the club has some money and it is desired to invest this in such a manner as to draw more interest than it does at pres- ent. It is thought that as a business con- cern the club can inspire more respect | among business men than if it remains an irresponsible organization. Every one is After the meeting the members were ad- dressed by Mrs. Mary Urquhart Lee, the distinguished parliamentarian from the East, on the economic and soclal condi- general. SUPREME COURT GRANTS XELLY A NEW TRIAL Former Police Court Clerk Will Have Another Hearing Before b 10 for 25c. -5 ks S workro:ms, al of yood materials, iresh and sty.ish; special to-day and 1o morro Ready-to-wear Hals all greatly reduced. Millinery. Special Cut Prices. $2.50 Walking Hats cul to $L.75—These novelty hats, rough Milan fancy straw, with white scarf and long streamers; a'so a fine chip, trimmed with silk scarf ani large quils; 1eg- s' 75 2 - ine just out of our own $4.95 CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA'S QRANDEST STORE We offer to-day the greatest bargain Exchan, 601. i 50c and 60c Challies, 35e Yard. of the year in a dainty and ever- grounds; as we hav: but a limited quanti‘y, it is advisable to come ealy before the assort- ment is thinned out; the qualitizs we offer are sold regularly at soc and 6oc per 350 yarl; to-day only RRERRRNRE RRRRE REERR RRERREERRRREERE RRRRR NERRE RRERRRR RRER 2RRR RRRRR RRRRR RRRRRER RRRE. limit 2 bottles to a customer. Port cr Sherry Wine—Tab'e larly 75c a gal'on, to-day. ... Bavarlan Malt Extract—Non: Jarly $1.75 a dozen, to-day. . \ $1.45 Pajamas 97¢ Faannele'te Pajamas in neat woven patterns; the trousers have pearl buttons and fasten a: the wa'st with a band; the blouse has a collar and pocket and fastens with four handsome frogs; reguwarly 81.45 per suit; on epecial vs’ $3 Wash Suits for $1.79 For boys 3 to 10 years of age; 5o diff rent styles, colors of the fancy suits are guaranteed abso utsly fast hand-aunder=d co'- ors; every suit perfectly cut and well-made in the Jatest style; a quan- tity of Rus Stits in this ‘ot worth every cent of $3.00; the Groceries --Liguors Specials To-Day. n Bous: to-day. . than the price of lace net. ularly g40.00—1fo-day only.... $1.00 Shirt Waists 48c—A splendid new solid- colored Chambray Waist, pearl buttons, soft cuffs, lacest fren's and backs; co'ors—oxblood, blue and pink; all s'zes; regularly $1.00—special $40.00 Lace Net Skirts $25.00. Thess beautiful silk-lined Lace Net Skirts, two patte-ns, heavy net and point d’esprit, trmmed all over w'th silk much higher basis. ’ /. p 5 ';’gp"}f:iiqf.!,]rv Among By unanimous vote Mrs. J. J. Scoville, cale to-day (Wednesday) only 97¢| rching; made over black ftaffeta silk drop skirt. ha The San Mrs. Aaron Schioss, Mrs. J. S. Spear, Mrs. ~ These are ready-to-wear, and you get them for less R g- $25.00 LS % | Mrs. White says, arises from a general Fictadt hite pique- 'él coming of ;}:; | desire to increase the scope and efficacy of m;’" Il?‘ ' rlr:s!rp e gl - ‘-“““‘:anspsnms! the work of the club. Al i i fll; g P j\ e i to-day, per yard Quality; RY\I-J half prices; our :p for Wednesday only rer: rega- ..$1 50 Last Day of Ribhon Sale. About Half Regular Prices, for thousands of pieces of this season’s choicest ribbons—nove'ties and plain colors —in good all-silk qua'ities. Fancy Corded T:ffeta Ribbon—334 inches wide; all-silk; 27 diffe-ent colorings for n=ck and colorings, the kind that regulary sells for 75c, but the maker has too many and closed out the surplus stock to us at about ial sale price the various localities v big storz’s special price il —all-silk; i Fy'3 m ys generally | what it will be adopted at the regular aay ony S179 potgagc e s gt sl them cn special sale for Wednes- also deems the com- | business meeting. y oy in navy or tan; 15¢ and 20c qualities day only 78° 10¢c We have just received a handsome line of new 55 picces of shezr white organdics for graduation Framed Pictures 78c. effects in framed Pictures, consist'ng of col- ored and platinotype finish Jight subjectsy framed in green or back, and in tquare, oval and circle disgns, with pretty gold-tpped ornaments. The.c pictures are very attract- This Ciock $1.18. dresse:, waists, etc., n:w chifion finish; 32 inches wide; makes up well; and at to-day’s very spe ial yard .. HARRREANAR AURAR AAARAR XRAARR AR XA AR AR ARAAR DARUR R AR RN AR ARR R ARR AR A XA AR R AR RRRARER RARE R A AT RRRA R R R aws b NAARNRU R AR R NN RRR AR R NN R LR R AN AR RN U WD R LA AN NN R WU UL D R TR R U R AR BN R R R R R NN AR YRt v F SW i 1! d_alleys mOZi;c‘rief:Dangr:;, morning. Death resulted from Brights ~The deceased leaves a wife and two sons a Jury. and the City Im- | discase of the kidneys, from which the de- and daughters to mourn hfm. The Supreme Court handed down a de- OCEAN TRAVEL. OCEAN TRAVEL. 5 ISiricis 1 00 3| @ deieteb ool oo ietoieioiohiod @ | cision yesterday reversing the judgment o A i Mo ompay Was the | and order of the Superior Court, whicl Paci oast St hip C cents per 1000 lineal | ictea Thomas A. Kelly a vear and a acilic eamship Co. | Pacific.Coast.Steamship Co. "5 fmar il [JARKING OCEAN GRAVES OF HEROES |Soiicied mhomss LEG o veur ot o gty gy S i fied may invalidate them. R defraud a public office. ¥ For Alaskan e m. e e BY GARLANDS STREWN ON WAVES |t o m e o ot accepting “straw” | T checks ywere certificd by bonds as bail for the recognizance of a | June 5. Change to company’s e ey et Trib h negro sneak thief named Wilson, who fled | “icamers at Stawe 7" e » | i g from the city as soon as he was freed. It C.), Port Townsend, Seattle, mlasthet-dvas -kt cad U3 pe 1 R Plan tO Pay s cxal : “te tO t e Memory Of was alleged that Kelly accepted the fraud- | rn;m;-.' zver:g.m fimfl)t GOLDFIELDS. W W i ulent bonds knowingly and had made an | and New Wha - — examination of Dr. Those ho ent Down in the Sea. agreement to do so with Wilson's attor- | M| . i i Y R eane: s nker on the charge of mur- : = ney, J. N. E. Wilson. 1 - “Cuiett’: ... ARROW Bl i bkl o W sy s fames | CITY. OF PUEBLA tion with the death of Jane | rendering the decision the Supreme | well BRAND for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Seattle or Ta- L very r decorate | on every page by the record of brilliant | AIn rendering the de 4 i = P ‘Ry.; at Vancouver to C. P. Ry. . was continued | While every one le preparing to 0ecors 8 | o X e far out beyomd the hoidiadt | Court considered but two points in the | o e 1 eka and Humboldt Bay—1:30 p. m.. Wil Sail f vesterday after- | the graves of the soldlers who serv: fathc s i 1; first, that there was a large hgd 2 (* p. m.), and t : ition closed with he | country so well and faithfully there is a ot pmid fer (o athe brice of every ome | A Psant of extrancous evidence admitted | ELNORA CLEMSON P e " Late From San Franeisco May 26 - clgalupl, autopsy phy-| geep-founded desire to pay some special | shot at his feet and a hasty prayer for | at the trial, and second, that Judge Law- 2 for25¢ For San Disso, stopping anly et Ssatu Ber Hosmer then made a| been committed and corroborate her tes- d the motion and his own behalf. 50 testified for the was continued till + Well, you have had your | v's shoes that are worth | 100 a pair. 5000 pairs will | to pick from. These | £ top. also all kid lace, | all styles at the fact ket st., near Thir m. and not before, * — e General Lacayo Pays a Fine. yo, ex-Consul Gen- s convicted in Judge ¥ on the charge of nd was fined $50, | morning he a student from ( rell | | | | | tribute to the men who fought on th= sea | his soul, the dead were hove over the side to decorate the mounds mark the last resting place of the soldier | and to include in the decoration a thought to the memory of the sallor, but this year and hereafter it is proposed to strew fiow- ers on the breast of old ocean in special honor and memory of the dead he has clasped in his great white arms. it is another to fight with a thousan fathoms of clutching, clawing sea reach- iug for ship and man, where defeat means to sink with the vessel and where even victory has often meant the same. For these men there has been no special trib- ute on Memorial day, but it is the inten- tion that they shall have one. And the men who stand to the guns are it, and particularly of men of the navy. | LINEINE the message it bears and the creates in peace wha tects in war. e T ardscih: ros e annals of th o storm.” Scarcely a week passes without some vessel coming in through the Golden Gate with her flag at half-mast and one man missing from her mess; and this is but one of the country’s seaports. The howling wind picks as many men from the royal yard as the bullet takes from the firing line, and the sea gets them all A man may drop in his tracks with 5 bul. let through his breast and the surgeon gets him, but 2 man from the yarcarm })ll:r,glng headlong into the smother of cam and spray is gone forever. He, too, should have at least one blossom on the This vear, however, the idea has claimed attention from many sources and the cut- going tide will bear with it garlands and wreaths and big bunches of blossoms dropped on the surface of the sea in tribute to the memory of those who were its sons and those it has claimed as its own In vears gone by the sallor dead have not been neglected. The mournful mounds that tell of their last berth ashore have brightened at the close of every May with the flowers loving hands have show- ered over them, but a peaceful rest under lor, before whom the case was tried, had | cused, and his attorney, at which Kelly was not proven to have been present, had been allowed to be presented, by the Judge, although it incriminated the pris- oner. The Supreme Court therefore held that a conviction under such circum- stances was illegal. In charging the jury the former court had read an ordinance wherein it is prohibited to a police court evidence enough aside from the ordinance nance did not prejudice ce .thg Jury before whom In view of these he was being tried. facts the court reverses the judgment and order of the lower court and remands the case for a new trial. e — MAHIN GROWING RAPIDLY. The 1901 Advertiser’s Hand Book pf This Live Agency Shows Splen- did Progress. [ The 1901 Advertiser's Hand Book of the Ma- hin Advertising Company, of Chicago, is & compact book of 48 pages. It lists the leading CLUETT PEAB (San Lufs Obispo), MOST_ AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE. All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes. World Famous Mariani Tonic For Ensenada, Magd Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La month. s _noti bara, Port - ‘eles)—gtumur Queen, Wednesdays, 9 a. m.; Gaviota, Santa Barbara, San Pedro, East fan Pe a only)—Steamer Corona, teamer Bonita, Tuesda: alena Bay. San Jose del lia and Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a. m., For further information obtaln company's jeerd '|"l!l'l°él§( T !(’)“fllccE‘A New Montgomery ys, Tth each VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEN MORMON BISHOP’'S PILLS have been in use over ars by the leaders of the ormon Church and their fol- lowers. Positively cure worst cases in old and young arising from effects of seif- abuse, dissipation, excesses or cigarette-smoking. Cure Lost t. points E LOWERST F.A ity 8§S. COLUMBL SS. G R. the PORTLAND, Or., And Short Rail Line from Portland to all Through tickets to_all points, all rall or ateamshin and rail, T STEAMER TICKETS INOLUDE BERTH and MEALS. ..Salls May 23, June 2, 12, 22 t C-mmecting at Seattle with the Company's New and Splendid Steamship He argued that Miss | vhile i @ fully charged the jury. el el - and who lie sleeping beneath its restless | while the living cleared. for action once | wrongfully 1 . 9a m. : principal witness for the | An 0 R or sears it has been the custom | More. It is one thing o Aght with the | It was admitted that evidence in regar: X VQDY &co Stemer 5‘"“‘1:,;"." 5,‘::‘;3,',"-_, Santa. Cruz, u anything, an accom- .. 3 e:! earth that | S0lld old mother earth beneath the feet; | to conversations between Wilson, the ac- | MAKERS unmnn!fi"" Mn Simeéon, Cayucos, Port Harford & For Nome Direct. LEAVING SEATTLE MAY 30th. The Senator made five trips to Nome last [tz e cme of the Srat te erive Chre nding passengers and freight without loss, mishap or material delay. For passenger rates apply TICKET OFFICR .| The suggestion comes from Mrs. Armi- | not the only toilers for the flag at sea. | clerk to accept bail bonds outside the ‘. y sale of shoes will start | o SR “T s received the in. | There are thousands more who- carry it | imits of the City Hall, The trial court e ompany reserves the. right to chaske | ¢ SOOrALE PREE RS & CO.. Gen. Agts. k about your celebration | , v ot e every one who has heard of | {0 the farthest confines of the world, | then admitted its error, but sald there was steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing 10 Market strest. ¢ cning the PHIIEAE sow 1 treasures from the land it represents. | to convict. a | A" year ago such a demonstration was | Memorial day h 1 street (Palace Hotel). MMERC attend to business. To-mor- & y has grown to be more th: In reference to this point the Supreme nd early this great Kmown | made, but it was quietly done and only | a time of memory for the man who bore | Court says: MIOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, Gen. Agents. NORTHERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY. sale will open its doors to | by those who had good cause to show | arms, ad"dk"e-\! to the man from the war- | 1t 1s impossible for this court to say that the TONICS. FOR. er there will be for sale | some special care for such a ceremony. | ShiD's deck is the merchant man, who | ghowing of such a violation of a city ordi- . NOME, ST. MICHAEL And All Points on Yukon River. Sailing Dates Subfect to Change. carries stock. No passengers. For rates of passage, freight and other par- ticulars apply to freight and live - streets 0OSE. M1 3 B aisies is v heaving breast of th, 3 ¥ asked him for money loaned the daisies is not the only fate of those & breas © sea that keeps him. | publications of general circulation and also Manhood, Impotency, Loat NORTHERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY. e e G ! who brave the storm and carry the flag |, And there are more who lle deed down | ne daily newspapers of America and gives Power, Night Losses, Insom- N N iy s 310 Sansome st.. San Francisco. emarks about one of his lady | in the water, neither sailor from nor seaman from the yard. The brought with her a hundred of these. Is not the changing tide the place where through wind and weather. The history of the country is brightened The Rio LIGHT WOR LIGHT EXPENSE LIGHT WEIGH their wreaths should fall? The Che brought more; the Atlantic still mom Ly Palestine more; morepyhe hundred more ships that have fou: match in wind and wave have Hwex;?e({htei:: list of those whose only monument can be a brilllant blossom thrown upon the ocean The idea has been submitted to severai No Coal or Ashes sald he thought the ‘dea a beautiful on, /2 cent an hour Canbe Moved Anywhere Sampson and Admiral Schle; - the nle:x thelr hearty SRR Poth JEeve ecretary Long has given g phatic indorsement of ‘tha pian b T way to the city with the Presidentia] party ‘he was shown a telegram asking for his opinion regarding such a ceremony and he safd, “I think it Is an extremely pretty iden.” and continuing he expressed the hope that it would become genural the size of page, advertising rates and dis- counts, politics or religion, date of issue and much other valuable information of every day use to the general advertiser. The Hand Book is not burdened with advertisements of pub- Pvidences of bounty might exert. The Mahin Agency declines advertisements of liquors and | objectionable or fake institutions. Its busi- hers increased over 5) per cent the last year, Pecessitating branch offices at St. Louls, Kan- Sas City and New York. A copy of the Hand f1l be mailed upon receipt of & cents. e Pan-American Exposition Party. Special train, select party to the Pan- American Exposition, visiting en route the Grand Cun);:n. tKa.n;uhn”::;!);. l(|Jll':h:u'fl. , Washington, o] Ne Ditburg ata Fails, Colorndo’ Bpringe, Pikes Peak, Denver and Balt Lake, with one full week at the Buffalo Exposi- nia, Pains in Back. Evil Desires, Nervous Debility, Headache, Unfitness to Mar- & "Vericocel, rvous ry, Loss of etipation, Stops Ni Efre of Eyeli s Impart lgr and function. n't g <0 cure or money refunded with 6 boxes. culars free. Address BISHOP REMEDY Co.. Ellis st., San GRANT IG CO., 33 and 40 Third st. 40 emen, CENTShotency 't et despondent; a cure Is at | Francisco, e Back, or Con- Twitching immediate. every | o NCE, ETC. SAILS JUNE 1 Superfor FI - Cal. 1051 MARKET ST. bet. G:47:8, 8.7.Cal, The Lasgest Anatomical Museum in the id. B o an 5 curad by the oldest ot TELLER. GOLOBNIE PORT CLAR- rst and Second Class Pas- enger Accommodations. §0 Tons Cold Storage Capacity. Passenger and Freight Steamer CHAS. D. LANE. NOME}| AMERICAN LINE YORK. AGUTHAMPTON, LOYDON, PARIS, Stoppirg at Cherbourg, westbound. the northern ieet for | lishers, which shows that this agency is en- ‘Restore. small, undeveioped - organs. | ¢ i Nome, the scores of whalers, tho ocean 1. | deavoring o KeeD clear of the susplcion of | Geimulate. the, brain and*nerve canters: 5o & B e TR T W & ers—ail bave added to the number and g | patronage and undue influence which these | box; § for §2 50 by malil. A written guarantes | St Touis “June 3| St. Paul Sty 10 -.-June 19/ St. Louls. RED STAR LINE. New York and Antwerp. From New York Every Wednesday, 12 noon. . Paul. oo July 17 officers of the navy and each prompii This company owns the most success- > . Y | Book and seven cards containing excellent Kensington .....May 29 Southwark ......June 19 and cordially indorsed it. Admiral Dowey | bagims for diaplaving In every offie or fao: Torr DR, JORDAN'S antar terage plant at Nome, Sesuring B e T e -~ Friesland .......June 12' Kensington and he expressed the hope that it would | Address Manin Advertising Company, 20t Mon- and operates the Wild Goose Ry. . herb g Costs only be carried out in' many places. Admiral |-ros st. Chicago. MUSEUM OF ANATOMY EaXS YONWATN &6 o Siarket ot INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION co.. CHAS. D. TAYLOR, General Agent Pacific Coast, 3 Montgomery st, contracted Est. 36 years. OF MEN oceanic$.5.C 8. MARIPOSA (via Honol WAWALL, 8ANOA, NEW ZEALAND ano SYDNEY, DIREOT LINE 1o TAHITI lu) for Samoa, New Zealand and Australia. Thursday, May 30, 10 TOYO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WH ST ana Branaan T gy i b stroets, at 1 p, m. General ~ Shafter also §8. ' ZBALANDIA (Honolulu' only) for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, it ghould be some specinl mfi'fifl"‘ifi'mfl"iifi g:’:: m?flf"wfe'fi"?fiu ‘:!ho"? ouun.tr}r&:'"all-, . gr '-:{dly. une 8, 2 p. m. | Kobe (Hlogo), Nagasaki and lh-n:'n"dr".m are some of the for the sallors, for while, a8 he says, he [ an's latest. Starts June B, Full partiou- AN & CO.. 1051 Market St..8. 85 AUNTRALIA for Jenltt o » R i s T s e e | in mI I F r.hrun ed versonally In the dec- | jurs at Santa Fe Office, 641 Market st. VDVl 2 y of sailing. e advantages of the oration of the graves’ ot m-"; soldjers who par s ol e 3 SPRECKELS & BROS. u‘mw . AMERICA MARU. Wednesd: Ronrty wympathy with the faee an (¢ in Clothing—Men’s Clothing. ' Passnge Offe, 843 ko S1., P o, 7, Paso S | 28 HONGRONG hamy St Wickless give him ‘much ‘plensure to axs extent of his power. Captain ’;‘Ylon':l)anr')e( BLUE water {s the true tribute to the hero of the sea. Without trouble the ceremony for the Nothing, but men’s sults. Mr. P, C, Kelly, assignee of the Boston, {s making Market . st., near Fourth. Good Samaritan Mission. DR. NG TOY KEE recently 1 the Tea and Herb Sanitar- First class to Havre, ¢4 | class OOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE and upward. Second to_Havre, 45 and upward. GENERAL AngCY FOR UNITED STATES and CAN- Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Fo# m ht and passage apply at company’s offioly the United States stenmship Phila X street. corner Pirst. FLAME ad . napéctor homoson, {hy Lblof | thie ., Lot Neck sty R S0% | i, Recemey Remeved Salice ey Torsiy. s i Gy | T =) Micer o coast, are both in favor nen’s suits, worth . Saturday, at 10 a. m., from pler 42 ERTTE on 2 S e Y of ‘the iden and others from the navy und | £Nd square cut men’s ¢ e 'rom 704 Sacrameno 8t. | NGrth River, foof of ‘Morton street. La Bre- the merchantmen think $16; a sult at the clothing assignes sale 210 STOCKTON ST. ‘®; La_Cha . 3 a flower on the of the Boston Clothing Co. -nf {2:: -‘L o 187 *L' Aquitaine, June 3 Nfllflc STEA" MVIBA"GI 00. And CIA €UD AMERICANA DE VAPORE S To_Valparaiso, stopping Mexican. Central saflors could be made part of ‘hat for e o gl g and South American ports. Salling Fremont- the 71’::'3’"\:';11 T:l?a n;I‘:::LWnI heToiy of | A lterary and musical entertainment rer of dise ol ath [ Tork 3 ECTTGAL & 0. Pacife Coant PALENA . May W\ TUCAPEL .....June 11 Sold in all s cemetery at the Presidio ang viehiiside | wijj e given at the Good Samaritan Mis- nal and internal, and Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue. San Francisco. | (-0 B AREQUTEA . et n zes, y 0 and right at its manner of local disease |iioiats sold by all Railroad Ticket Agent feet lies the bay, where the flowers for the | sion. Second and Folsom streets, to-night ate skiifully treated with: gid by o gen These steamors are hullt expressly for Con. If your dealer saflors could be consigned to f he | ¥0%er the auspices of the Men's Club. out performing any kind | “TWin Screw Kxpress Steam tral and South American passanger service. he ebbing does not keep waters to carry them out beyond the bar, rogramme has been arran, by R. PP the well-known' (heatrieal th operation whatever. (No change at Acapulco or Panama.) Freight and passenger office, 318 California street, them, write to the = tor. 'The public is cordlally invit ! STEAMSHIP | BALFOUR. GUTHRIE & CO.. Gen. Agents. nearest agency of Knowlton Is Arraigned. :;“nlgt:l:d. M 25 p. m., o Mo e e — Major Joseph Knowlton was arraign AR T UL sk STANDARD in Judge Mogan's court Vesterday on .fifl Yosemite Valley via Santa Fe. DR. CROSSMAN'’S NEW. YORK VIA PANAMA DIRECT, - ) MIVES Syvamhe. charge of felony embezzlement preferred | The Santa Fe s now carrying passen- Cabin, $105; S . FOR U, S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJ. oiL against him by his brother-in-law, James | gers to the Yosemite via stage from Mer- | QPECIFIC MIXTURE fs.s. Lecia 5 "‘l"fl"'.dw". ""__. . 5, JUSAS. v COMPANY . . H. Dcolittle of the St. Nicholas Hotel, | ced. Starting on California Limited to- 5 8. 8. Argyll sails Monday, dJune 24 5 mo;m-r X He was represented by Attorney George 1[,),.] (i;)llln;s. wl;‘a as‘ll(‘ed foi'l n.i continuance ay 29, when the preliminary exami- nation will be beld. l , you are at the Sentinel Hotel to-; - ld-:v’; zt:ternoon. passing Merced Big 1?:::. ute. °"A§°£ about it at 611 Market street. © . r the Caro o! Gonorrhoea. Gleets, 8. 8. L=c'anaw sails Monday, From THURS. AND_SAT. 9:45 & m. 5, 8:30 p. m. (except Thurs- de and ~ Bigh®); Pridays, 1 p. m. and 3:30; a0 e .‘1:,‘:‘....,.«:."‘:3 sion-st. Dock, Pler No. & Telephone Maim