The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 1, 1901, Page 20

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, 1901. BELGIAN ESCAPES HANGNAN'S NODSE Condemned to Death on CGallows for Aiding Filipinos. P S Sentence of Military Commis- sion Is Commuted to | Imprisonment. 20 SEPTEMBER 1, ENLARGED STEAMSHIP SERVICE FOR SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE Pacific Steam Navigation Company and Sister. Con- cerns to Run Vessels Every Fortnight. Here are a few sketches and prices taken at random that suggest the style of goods and opportunities for saving that the Sterling is famous for. These prices may seem remarkably the goods. They are not absurd offerings made with the hope of selling you something else when you come to the store. They are fresh, new, dependable goods and we have thousands more of just such bargains. low (they are) but you will be still more surprised when you examine The military commission which convened at Manila on October 31, 1900, and was in session until a few days ago, convicted | Brix Haelterman, a Belgian, of “relieving the enemy with money and victuals, har- boring an enemy and violation of the laws of war.” The commission sentenced him to be hanged, but the sentenc; h:l 1b§en J ! commuted to confinement at hard labor o Tt o P AT for, fifteen years, B $17.c0 Lo, i deinty Typewriter e | $16.20 Doubte Haelterman was in the employ of the $ I 3 50 b;’:d'é e;‘:“’;;p',‘: $ 1 '7 5 Table $ g B '50 Oak Buffett | 5 . Convenie Philippine Trading Company. He was in (oot £ - i e e e st e mnelaling Made of sturdy osk—firm and | _The front sweeps outward in BOOK CASE AND laws of war by piling In the storehouse, Bird’s Eye Maple | substantial thres ‘graceful swells FPlush WRITING DESK which was constructed of nipa and bam- lots of eves! Just as much claims Zha oy Iy B0 ok drawer handles. Shaped French boo, sacks of copra or other material in to usefulness as to heauty. The lflp‘f and 20 inches legs on all sides, Can bs fitted b,G\}lflen oak or mahboganized such a manner as to form a breastwork writing leaf discloses a wealth of b iian with a removable tray just the | Dirch. Glass doors, adjustable shelves French plate mirror and credit for the asking. And - a reminder, ladies, it makes the handiest kind of a a sewing table. If you should ask the opigion of any (or all) of the thonsapds of people who are using. Richmond Ranges Y.on would get but one answer: pigeon loles, small drawers and inos, of proper height to be used by Filipino: Eikcor lioles and so constructed as to afford protection against any rifie shots which might be di- rected against it from the position occu- pled by the troops of the Uniced States. 1t also afforded protection from any rifie fire which might be directed upon it from the road between Calauan and Bay. anu afforded a position from which an enfl- filade fire might be directed upon a certain ditch toward the south of the quarters oc- cupied by the troops, and also afforded a position from which fire mi=ht be directed against the quarters occupied by the troops, the front of the quarters or the road or street in front of the quarters. As a Belgian citizen Haelterman was looked upon as neutral, and took advant- age of the freedom from espionage which hisposition afforded. He made several trips to the camps of the Filipinos and on each trip carrled with him various sums of money which he turned over to the in- surgent leaders. A complete record of the moneys which he gave the insurrectos as well as of the provisions which he gave them from time to time was found in his effects at the time of his capture, in ad- dition to a great deal of other incriminat- \8ize of the top. Price with Tray $14.00 $11.50 for this Big Oak Extension Table COMPANIA SUD AMERICANA DE VAPORES' PALENA LEAVING HOWARD-STREET WHARF YESTERDAY AND THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY’S GUATEMALA IN THE STREAM WAITING TO TAKE HER BERTH. THE TWO CONCERNS WILL EUN A STEAMSHIP EVERY FORTNIGHT HEREAFTER. Sterling Price $19.75 — Finished golden. It extends to HE Pacific Steam Navigation iposa did not get away for Honolulu yes- | Para, Oregonian, Titania, Palena, Imogen | ing evidence. i 5, = ¢ z = six feet. Picture tells the rest. nmranav and the Companii Sud | terday. The work of loading her did not | ard Buckingham and the ships Arracan| In reviewing the proceedings of the com- This beautiful china cabinet is Dining table luxury for the rest i Americana de Vapores inaugurat- | Pesin Friday morning and more than|and George Curtis and barkentine Coro- | mission Brigadier General Barry said in made of sclect quartered oak, o’ your life. It will be the center B e : 2 . 2000 tons of freight for the islands|nado. The Tmogen, laden with wileat, | his officlal report: polished like n mirrar, o Shcmd Siecasd authact ed pimonthly service between | .ouig not be got on board in time for her | ot away during the afternoon for Burope | o .+ of a thousand p! gatherings Having deliberate! here and Central and South Amer- | to et away ocsraon ot s o She | and the Palena for South America, Whilo | wiees mh s eorately cast in his lot with those One huge curved glass door and. * Sterling ” prices and 3 ¥ 3 P ~ 1 & arfare favore murder and as- ort nce the advent of the Kos- | will get aw at 10 a. m. hto-dfa 7 Her | :"\‘v) Arrar?n. llndan ;nh} wheat, and the sn:sm:llflnl—u{ wl‘:lrh he V:ad a most barbar- makes the front. methods put it within every ones . e Jputting %o un of | cabin passengers will be the following | others will get away to-day. ous example in the assassination of the pres- v e a e putting on the run of | cabln passeng { . The British ship Battle Abbey arrived on | ident and vice president of Bay, because they It wll easily accommodato a reach. e of the above lines the ¢ g X Ta. | Puget Sound yesterda She” was forty- | had accepted appointment under American au- 100-piece dinner set. b n San Francisco and the | Miss S. McLain Miss 3. Grace, Miss A. Ta- | 4y, 20" 4238 cuf from Honolulu and 20 per |'tHority—he is ow. eatopped trom” apucaiing 1o An example of “‘Sterling”’ good- Sexies. Tinivsd aind & _ | ber. Mrs. H. P. Benson, Miss M. C. Lofquist, | o , any other tribunal than those sanctioned by . f Mexico, Central and South Amer- | \fii, Cociedge, Miss X, B. Forsythe Miss Ly e A oL atiohe was bubles | tha laws ang eskes of wan.. o avald hi ness—pleasant to look at and n t h grown with leaps and bounds and . Miss M W. Guin W, S. Withers and | he American ship A flr'ég:"::ufhls sl | conclusion the accused claimed that he was live with. 11C enry vessels engaged in it are doing a Miss Carol Pete i s 8“ Fomms ) 42 pger deaali:gdwlml a de r:c;\a l’nsulr‘gent government - — ! o e cific M = # | tu 5 degr i 5 and had a right, and by implication was mor- % i b Pacific Mall has suf- | | cent was on her and on August 17 | aily bound to pay the taxes it impcssd Upon The Dra ery - Pink Worcester ~dinner set cont uv:cfl a[nddqur.).e a number | p, Baldwin, L. C. Hownaw1 \MN (11- r” Lyons. | ;he,\ were still offering 12 per cent in Eng- | interisland traffic P We rewarn every penny of your (100 pieces) Royal English eet is tied u Miss R. R. Weir, Iy P. Miller and wife, Iss | lana | Nelther did he lack the hardihood to &s- i i i i i-1 i 5 4 Americana de Va-|S. G. Clark, Mrs) W: A. Clark, Mrs. Montague | Joseph Country got badly squeezed on | sume the responeibiiity for the arrangement Department money if you are dissasisfied with a semi-porcelain. ........ -+ $10.50 na sailed for the south yester- | Turner and maid, Mi Quint, Miss M. Egad, | the ship Pleiades vesterday. He got be- | of the bales of stores in his warehous: in & 3 R Richmond, and if' you want easy terms e south 5 [ | Decdrated tea set (44 pes) 2. will only tlan and M Mertl e L iheRS . 1. | tWeen a descending coal bucket and the | available sy, Larioael it AEEHDE is now full to overflowing with | you can buy one for. i T way to Valparaiso, as she <. J. Marsh 2 A e & & | deck. He was treated at the Harbor Hospi- | {Tom this ultimate responsibility, he Lo the new curtains and portieres for T China frui o latter Dort in fime 10 | Ciston and wife. James Wekefid. T, i1, ey | L2l for an abrasion of the check and a Il qovielse of the purpcse manitestly in- B p C0H (RS P $5. down 8l a weeh | Deomted . 1 T run on the new sched- George Chalmers, R. C. | CQRLUS "‘l\"”‘l_"‘lrl‘g‘x';“g?{-‘r come years pri- | ,,TiC sentence is wholly warranted by the ev- Among the lot are some new AL . ailed from , E. E. Hendricks, H M gh. some years pri-|jdence, but the rapidly passing away of the s ¢ E Decorated China olive | S arison, T 5 y H. | vatc secretary to Captain Barneson on | conditions of war, more, it is belleved, than corded mercerized portieres, ‘We have eyerything you could pos- dishes each 10c , A. H. Pollard mes, Mrs. | the transport wharf. has resigned his po- | any other constdcration, has moved the de- paneled with Arabian lace. sibly need to furnish a cosy home and e . E. W, Fuller. Mrs. Goli Watson, | sition and is now studying law. Mr. Mc- | partment commander, in approving the sen- 8 qt granite sauce pans..... 25c Company’s | Fred C. Russell and ¥. J. Armstrong. | Cullough made a host of friends during | tence, to give the sccused the benefit of & $9. $10. Bll. . . A i 5 9 Stimiore hvn _’}1'”»’”‘]“ | the inferests of the Standard Ol Com- | - R | 3 ] firss showing here, Steel fry pans... 05¢ D p . I pany. That concern Is Folnk to establish | NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | @ sirvireirfeooorforierioefosfefeoferiorfenfucfecfecfectots @ g ”!]1‘-& Ci , sched- | :ndm,\gg fl\r\'“w n the | Maiters of Interest to Mariners and | the height of tide is the same at both places. \ | 4. B. Watson is well known in business Shipping Merchants. | circles here and goes to Honolulu to open | The offices with the Van Hamm-Young Com- | been chartered prior and Australia has arrival to load wheat to ! arley for Europe Sun rises Sun sets of frieght she can | pany. He has the agency of the Queen 75 6d = SR B ¢ 0ard as soon | Insurance pany under Rolla V. Watt e el e A oo ot docked at | and 1 the companies of Brown & y New . at § e Al- , soon as the Pa- | Sons' insurance department. Mr. Watson | bert, merchandise at Seattle for Honolulu; the nd the work of discharg- | was for years with Captain Metcalf, | Coryphene, lumber at Everett for Salina Cru: | Lloyde’ surveyor, and leaves a host of | the Ema Louisa, lumber at Blakeley for Valpa- s in San Francisco who wish him at | L in his new sphere. | - ‘Water Front Notes. raiso (owner's account); the Elwell 1 coal MARIPOSA SAILS TO-DAY. ayed Owing to Immense Quantity Oyster Harbor for this port; the Fort George, | Iumber at Chemainus for Port Pi F ; the Kate | lumber on Puget Sound for Buenos | chartered in England, prior to ar- of Freight for Honolulu. Among the clearances yesterday were | Tival 3 i ; The O Steamship C fose steamships Mariposa, City of . | s B S BT b Shipment of Grain. the ubove exposition of the tides Sterling “Welch” FOIdlng! $16.50 Pedestal — - —- — e R R The British ship Arracan cleared vesterday | the early morning (ides sre Siven in ine Lot . A 5 | for Queenstown for orders with 2038) ctls | hand column and the successive tides ot the Upho]stery Bed $27.00 Blg, Plump, $3.25 wheat, valued at 20,300; 5 ctia barley, yalued | dag [ the orer of occurrence s to time; the 5 Quartersawed oak. French g | at 352700, and 21,000 fect of lumber as dunnage, | 0UTth time column gives the last fae of the Mahoganized _birh frame, | plate mirror 1124 inches. Restful Solid golden oa’ or mahog- valued at $315. | somepimes occurs. The helghts glven are in polished (we might as easily | Sides are not cut away as in anized birch, polished. | , The British steamer Imogen cleared vesterday | aqaition to the soundings on the United States «call it mahogany). most folding beds, but are full Fall i il Dok { for St. Vincent for ordersywith 117,112 ctls bar- | Goast Survey charts, except when a minus (—) Hair filled spring seat, covered | width—like a piano. covered by veloars. - The column is 4 inches | ley. valued at $104,000. and 30,000 fect of lumber | ion precedes the height, and then the number with silk tapastry. . There are plenty of good fold- i in diameter, the top | dunnage, valued at $60. given is subtracted from the depth given by ing beds but only one best— Sterling made “—that means léimnches : : 1 3 3 “Sterling”” Price $9.90 | e | - *last-a-life-time." | A Cargo for Guayaquil. the charts. The plane of reference s the mean “Welch” of the lower low waters. Time Ball. The British steamer Buckingham cleared yes- terday for Guayaquil via Noyo with 1000 cases S W ; Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mot | blasting powder, valued at $6000. The steamer chants' Exchange, San Frapcisco, Cal., will load 100,000 railroad ties at Noyo, valued | August 31, 1901 | The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry | s buflding was dropped at exactly noon fo-day— | The Palena’s Cargo. I e, at moon of the 120th meridian, or at § o'clock p. m., Greenwich time, at $25,000. B The steamer Palena cleared yesterday for | "G cALKINS, Valparaiso and way ports with cargo manifest- | pjeutenant Commander, U. S. N., in charge. | ed up to 1 p. m. as follows: For Central Amer- il o ica, $8784; Mexico, $1838; Panama, $1625. The ipping Intelligence. cargo consisted of the following: Shipping talils For Central America—255 bbls flour, 50 cs | ARRIVED. Saturday, August 31. | whisky, 1 bx groceries. | Stmr Matteawan, Croscup, $8 hours from Ta- For Mexico—205 gals wine, flasks quicksil- ver, 19 cs hardware. 102 1bs seed, 9 DHES £r0- | ocoin ceries, 1 cs electrical goods. CLEARED. Tt Saturday, August’81. Steamer Movements. Nor stmr Titanla, Egenes, Nanaimo; John Resenfeld's Sons. TO ARRIVE. Chil stmr Palena, Moon, Valpariso; Balfour, 2 3 Guthrie & Co Stes 52 Fi Br stmr Imogen, Edward, St. Vincent; G. W. | o) | McNear. | ; Br stmr Buckingham, Cole, Guayaquil, via | u 1 | Noyo: W. ¢ Grace & Co. e Barge Santa Paula, McGovern, Ventura, in)Stmr America Maru, from San Franeisco, vi & i Moioan 70 | Mok iavipese, - Rennfe, Honolula; J. D, 1oonrse, Santa Pau | Honotalu, for HongKong, 4| terday tn the United States Distrtct Court - o ) | | Redondo & Way Port Spreckels & Bros. Co. “ ; R A BTG | _HONGKONG—Arrived previous to Aug 3i— ows: Angelo Carosio, salesman, San As a factor in so-called “Weakness | Bormona Humboldt Stmr Oregonian, Willlams, New York, via | stmr Coptic, from San Francisco, via Hogoiu | Francisco, liabilities $5142. no assets: Cannot b2 too highly emphasized Assuming that the functions of the Prostate Gia so called neck of the understood, it should be apparent that when damaged through tinued and too often repeated excitement or contracted diseases, that red function must result. The first symptoms pointing to this prostatic ble to the reproductive system. It is first noticed that arrassed by Prematureness. This of vitality and power, together Weakness.” The most common form of the gland is congest . of more or less severity, wh finally zed as prostatic arrh, and if this catarrh once becomes then various nervous symptoms arise, which are known to phy Neurasthenla, or exhausted nerve force. The greater number of ffering from this so-called weakness are healthy and robust men other respect, men who, possibly, have been treated by toniecs, electric ete.. for a weakness which, if the above has been made clear, will be undersiood never to have existed. Some years ago we called the attention dical profe: n and others to the fact that the above well defined symptoms were not weaknesses, but results of Inflammation, and that drugs not cure, but procedures directed toward repairing the damage, always cessful, was known as the “Talcott Fheory.” A recent number of pays us a pretty compliment in saying, “it is no longer a t,” and the profession have now, adopted the Talcoit Pros- thral Suppository Depositor as a necessity in the treat- I A Damaged Prostate | . of ti proved s the Me oz but a fac! a f these troubles. VARICOCELE. Varicocele is an enlargement of the most vital blood vessels In man - normal condition their function is to carry off waste material, thus ezabling the organs to receive fresh nutrition. Owing to the breaking down the valves, caused by the paralvsis of the muscilar coat of the veins, they become dilated, and local stagnation of the blood follows The vital ofgans, In being deprived of their proper guality and quantity of nourisl el - paired function is the resuit. Statistics prove that % per cent xnu?el'n:;?e population are afflicted with vericocele in some stage of the diseass We guarantee to cure varicocele in one week at our office, or fo treatment, without the use of knife, caustic or ilgature. over 2000 cases without a single failure or unpleasant restlt. We Invite oo respondence and the fullest investigation of our methods, and can refer to cured patients if desired. Colored chart of the organs sent on application, ur_weeks of home We have cured SRR LA Owing to the large increase of practice in the North, we have opened offices in Portland, 250% Alder street, corner Third, for the accommodation of patients in that section. Address ¥. L. TALCOTT, M. D., or DR. TALCOTT & CO., Entire Upper Fioor | Ventura Umatiila. Eureka. Humboldt . Nanaimo . *| Crescent City ... | San Diego & Way . Tacoma Point Arcna Humboldt . Redondo & W | valparatse & Way Pt .| Puget Sound Ports .| Seattle & Tacoma. Miiton Cruscent City. Santa Rosa. Washtenaw Point Arena. Pemora, | Ceron: | Colombia. City Puebla. Czarina.. L e 5 85090063 RS e b Destination. Steamer. Salls.) Pler. September 1. ] Mandalay.... |Coquille River . am|Pwll st Mariposa..... | Honolulu am|Pler 7 Eureka. | Humboldt . am|Pier 13 Santa Hosa.. |San Diego & Way..| 8 am|Pler 11 September 2. Arcata........[Coos Bay . -[t2 m(Pier 13 | San Pedro....| Humboldt . 10 am(Pler '3 | Point Arena..|Point Arena 2 pm|Pler 2 | | _September Robt. Dollar. [Seattle & Hadlock| 5 pm|Pler — Walla Walla.|Puget Sound Ports|1l am|Pler # Rainier. |Puget Sound Ports| .|Pler 2 Coronado.....| Grays Harbor . -|Pier 2 September 4, 1 North Fork...| Humboldt . Pler 2 Pomona. Humboldt Pier 9 Guatemala... | Valparaiso & Way, Pier 10 Corona. Redondo & Way. 9 am Pler 11 H'k'g Maru..[China & Japan....| 1 pm[PMSS September 6. Tureka....... Humboldt . .| 9 am|Pler 13 St. Paul. . jome & St Michael| 2 pm/Pier — | September 7. | Curacao. | Mexican Ports 19 am|Pler 11 | San Jose. Panama & Way..[12 m PMSS ferapis Hamburg & Way..[12 m|Pler 21 |_September S. Santa Rosa... San Dicgo & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 Umatilla.. get Sound Ports|1l am|Pler 9 OM SEATTLE. Steamer. | Destination. ALKI _ Skaguay & Way Port 1 nta Skaguay & Way Ports. |S 1 ity of Topeka | Skaguay & Way Port: 2 Senator - Nome direct ........ g Humboldt. ... Skaguay & \Way Ports.|Sept. 3 Cottage City...|Skaguay & Way Ports.|Sept. 4 Farallon. Skaguay & Way Ports.(Sept. 5 Chas. Nelson.. | Skaguay & Way Ports. Sept. 5 Dolphin - |Skaguay & Way Ports.|Sept. § Queen Skaguay Portland & Way Ports\Sept. 7 Nome & St. Michasl.. [Sept. 10 Bertha. -|Sept. 10 Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Times and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay, Published by official au- thggity of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occcur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point,; Honolulu; Willlams, Dimond & Co. Stmr City of Para, Porter, Port Los Angeles; Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Ship Geo Curtis, Calhoun, & Co. Br ship Arracan, Donald, Queenstown; Girvin x Fyre. k Coronado, _Potter, & Bros. Co. SAILED. Saturday, August 31 Stmr Asuncion, Evars, Seattle. U S stmr Sheridan, Pierce, Manil ! Chil stmr Palena, 3 Br stmr Imogen, Tug Deflance, Tre: Honolulu; Welch Honolulu; J. D. | ADVERTISEMENTS. ! SENT FREE TO MEN! A Most Remarkable Remedy That i Quickly Restores Lost Vigor to Men. | A Free Trlal Packa~> Sont by Mail | to All Who Writa, Free trial packages of a most remark- | able remedy are being mailed to all who will write the State Medical Institute. They cured so many men who had baf- tled for years against the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood that the Institute has decidedl to distribute free trial packages to all who write. It is a home treatment, and all men who suffer from any form of sexual weakness result- ing from youthful folly, premature loss of strength and memory, weak back, varico- cele or emaciation of parts can now cure themselves at home. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to-met direct to the desired location, giving strength and development just where it is needed. | It cures all the ills and troubles that come from years of misuse of the natural func- tions and has been an absolute success in all cases. A request to the State Medi- cal Institute, 328 Elektron building, Fort ‘Wayne, Ind., stating that you desire one of their free’ trial packages, will be com. plied with promptly. The Institute is de- sirous of reaching that great class of men Who are unable to leave home to be treat- ed, and the free samples will enable them to see how easy it is to be cured of sex- | ual weakness when the proper remedies | are employed. The Institute makes no ' restrictions. Any man who writes will be | sent a free sample, carefully sealed in a plain package, so that its reciplent need have no fear of embarrassment dr pub- licity. Readers are requested to write without delay. POINT LOBOS, Aug 31-10 p. m.—Weather thick, wind northwest; hour. SPOKEN. July 8, lat 10 S, lon 3 W—Ship Roanoke, from Nortolk, for Szn Francisco. DOMFSTIC PORTS. Aug 31—Schr_Americana, Salled—Sehr Ethel Z Zane, for velocity 8 miles per San Pedro, PORT LUDLOW—Arrived Aug 31—Ger ship Pera, from Port Townsend, SEATTEE—Arrived Aug 30—Stmr Al-Ki, from | Skaguay. Saile Sailed Aug 31 cisco. BALLARD—Arrived Aug 30—Schr Nokomls, from Port Townsend. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Aug 30—Ship J B_Thomas, from Honolulu. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Aug 31—Stmr Grace Doliar, hence Aug 28. Sailed—Schr Louise, for T 3 BALLARD—Sailed Aug 31—Schr Falcon, for San Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Aug 31—Schr Chas E Falk, from Grays Harbor. Sailed Aug 31—Schr Azalea, for Eureka. PORT TOWNSEND—Passed In Aug 31—Stmr Manuense, with broken crank shaft. SEATTLE—Arrived Aug 31—Stmr Bonita, hence Av NEAH BAY—Passed in Aug 31—Stmr Wash- tenaw, hence Aug 28, for Tacoma. TACOMA—Safled Aug 31—Bktn Quickstep, for San Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Aug 31—Schr A B Johrigon, from Eleele. Sailed Aug 31—Bktn Gardiner City, for San Francisco. EUREKA—Arrived Aug, 3l—Stmr Pomona, hence Aug 30; bktn Mary Winkelman, hence Aug 21 FOREIGN PORTS. YOKOHAMA—Salled—Jap stmr Tosa Maru, for Victorla. HONGKONG—In port Aug 20—Ship Sea Witch, for San Francisco. CAPE FLATTERY—Passed Aug 31—Bark Bettle Abbey, from Honolulu, for Victoria. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived Aug 31—Br ‘Thomas. from Portland, Or. MANILA—Arrived Aug 3i—Stmr Algoa, from Seattle. OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Sailed Aug 31—Stmr Patricia, for Hamburg, via Plymouth and Cherbours: stmr Etruria, for Liverpool: stmr Trave, for Naples; stmr Rotterdam, via Boulogne: stmr Ethiopia, for Glasgow; stmr Mesaba, for Lon- don. PRAWL POINT—Passed Aug 31—Stmr North- man, from Chicago, via Sydney, C. B., for Flushing. Arrived Aug 81—Stmr Northwestern, from Chicago, via Sydney, C. B. ANTWERP—Arrived Aug 31—Stmr Zeelandia, from New York, via Cherbourg and Southamp- ton. Sailed Aug 31—Stmr Kensington, for Mow York, LIVERPOOL—Sailed Aug 31—Stmr Umbria, for New York. QUEENSTOWN—Salled Aug 31—Stmr Celtic, from Livernool, for New York. CHERBOURG—Sailed Aug 31—Stmr Philadel- phia, from Southampton, for New York. SAGRES—Passed August 30—Stmr Glenesk, from Tacoma, via Yokohama, etc., for Lendo Stmr Nome City, for Nome. Stmr Mackinaw, for San Fran- ship | YOKOHAMA—Arrived previous to Aug 3l | and Yokohama. | LHIOGO—Arrived previous to Aug 31—Stmr |'\'ang~(7.e. from Liverpool, via Hongkong, etc., | for Seattle. | Court of Appeals Opens To-Morrow. ! United States Circuit Judge Morrow will {hold court on Monday morning for the | purpose of hearing motions on the law calendar, ete. The United States Circuit { Court of Appeals will also sit for the pur- pose of receiving a motion to grant a re- hearing to ex-Judge Dudley Dubose, now | serving a six months’ sentence in the | Alameda County Jail for contempt of court. ———— Petitions in Insolvency. < Petitions in insolvency were filed yes- Enoch Turner, printer, Stockton, liabili- ties 364139, no assets; Chris J. Jensen, merchant, Oakland, liabilities $1458 93, as- sets 3330:" Vincent,” Eichenberger & Co. merchants, Stockton, liabilities $1392, as- sets $507. George Vincent (of the same company), Habilities $974 75, no assets: Ju- lius Eichenberger (of the same company), labilities $100, no assets; August Eichen- berger (of the same company), Habilities $100, no assets. —_—— Death of Captain Remington. Captain Edward Remington of 429 Greenwich street died at the City and County Hospital last Friday night from shock following amputation of the leg. His friends informed the hospital people that he injured his leg nearly two weeks ago at the Lurline bath: $7.50 And they arc the prettiest we’veever had. Yet, consider- ing quality and style, they cost less than ever. Fall to back. $14 Silks and Surahs. £4.50 French Flannel Waists, but- to__ - toned in back, all shades and $6.50 blacks,ir;rpmed and plain. $10 Fall Jackets with new backs, to_ proper length, fine Kersey $27 cloth, rich satin linings. $4.25 1al pedestrians and rainy to day skirts, new ! cuts, all $10 lengths, 39 to 41. Oxiords and grays, fine all-wool chev- iot cloth Qt: lful‘l( %;Fm%( coats, new to backs, fine erseys, satin- $22.50 lined, blacks and . tans, ri‘:h failor effects. KFLLY s LIFBES Cloak anaSuit House 120 Kearny St Waists, _buttoned in