The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 8, 1901, Page 27

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Very Swvecial—Commencing to-morrow we offer 300 doven of this season’s most desirable sheer lawn hand-embroidered Handkerchicfs, edged with fine Normandy, Valenciennes, lace; 14 of our best The Holiday Children’s Lawn Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered initials, put up 3 in fancy picture boxes. Box..250 We show no Jess than 200 styles of Ladies’ Handker- > chicks to sell st 25@ each. The most enormous collection that has ever been shown on the coast, comprising sheer all-linen, hand-cmbroidered, and linen centers, artistically trimmed with lace, Hand-embroidered sheer lawn handkerchiefs, each . . . . 50c to $2.50 Hand-embroidered lace trimmed handkerchicfs, each . . . 50c to $3.50 Real Duchesse and point lace handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . . - . . $1.50, $2.00, * 2.50, $3.50, $5.00 t> $5.00 Lines Center Point Rose Lace Handkerchicfs s . $1 50, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs—Boxes of half dozen at Oc, $1.50 and $3.00 The Fohday Book Store Offers Enticing Bargains. With one exception the Emporium has the largest Book Department in America. The present stock aggregates nearly 300,000 volumes on all subjects and for all classes ot readers. Lalesl fiction and best gill books al special cut prices. Send for the Big Holiday Book Bulletin for very complete lists and suggestions for gifts. Pub. Price. Our Price. “The Crisis—By Winston Churchill. . . . . . $1.50 $ 80 “The Eternal City"—By Hall Caine. . . . . . 150 920 “The Right of Way"-—By Gilbert Parker 1.50 28 4The Column™—By Mamiett . . . . . . . . 1.50 “Quincy Adams Sawyer”—By Pigeon. . . . . 1.50 “Graustark”’ — McCutcheon’s famous story . . . 1.50 “To Have and to Hold"—Johnson . . . . . . 1.50 of Navarre”—By Runkle. . . . . . 1.50 Glengarry””—By Comnmor. . . . . 1.50 By R. N. Stephens. . . I.50 . LS50 #Lazarre™’—Historical novel by Catherwood . . . 1.50 Hundreds of other titles at like reductions. Beautifully bound in handsome decorated cloth, gold stamped cover design, gt top, cach volume scparately boxed. Published at $1.50 cach. i ORI G e R R $1.20 Alhambra, Irving Cloister and the Hearth, Read Hypatia, Kingsley Scottish Chief, Porter Sketch Book, irvin% Three Musketeers, Dumas Tale of Two Cities, Dickens Twenty Years After, Dumas Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Stowe Vanity Fair, Thackeray Ivanhoe, Scott er, Barrie ne, Blackmore Poets—Bound Paddec Leather Paddzd Leather Poets. An assortment of “sixty titles of the world’s greatest poets. Printed from entirely new plates, on a supsrior grade of book paper. Bound in genuine seal leather, embossed front and back, title stamped on front and back in gold; round corners, red under gold edges; illuminated title page. Each book packed in a neat box. Published at $1.50 Our price Barreck Room Ballads, Kip- Homer’s Odyssey Hood, Thomas Idylls of the King, Tennyson In Memoriam, Tennyson Kipling’s Poems Lady of the Lake, Scott Lalla Rookh, Moore Light of Asia, Arnold Locksley Hall, Tennyson Longfellow, Henry Wads- worth Lowell, James Russell Lucile, Meredith Marmion, Scott Moore’s Poems Miiton's Poems Poe, Edgar Allan Pope, Alexander Paradise Lost, Milton g, Elizabeth Barrett Robx Miles Standish Departmental Ditties, Kip- Pilgrim’s Progress, Bunyan Princess, Tennyson Proctor, Anne Longtellow Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Scott, Sir Walter Shakespeare legy end Other Stevenson’s Poems Shelley tha, Longfellow Schiller s’ Poems Tales from Shakespeare Poems, ©O. W. Tennyson's Poems Wordsworth, William er's Iliad The most complete line of chi'dren’s books on the coast. Cloth b ndins, bord bindings and ioy books. Big Specia! Sale of Holiday Slippers. A matchless collection of nearly 100 styles and colors of Holiday slippers for men, women and children. To particularly t your attention to this stock, we lected three of our best selling ladies’ Juliets, and reduce them for Mon- éay and Tuesday to The assortment of Juliets on sle in- clude best quality black felt with fur trimmed tops and gold trimmed tips; best quality black and red quilted satin with fur trimmed tops and best quality red and maroon colored Juliets with colored kid vamp and felt tops to match; all have hand-turned soles; we have all sizes of each style, and they would be an unusually good value at $1.45 pair. Chatelaine Bay Clasps. ) This week some very special values in beautiful Bag"Clasps, now so much indemand by Holi- day gift-makers. All new goods, the very latest designs. We have them in the 4, 414, 5 and 53 inch widths; in oxidize, French gray, gun metal, and heavy German slver, at prices ranging from 50 10 $4.U0 e.ch. AR I Lux-mbourg Library of Gift Books | | t....88c | A Holiday Dinner Seft. Mdse. Orders. If in doubt what to give, buya Merchan- dise Order. We sell them for any amount, good at any counter in the store. Buy them at Glove Counter in rotunda. Calendars—Cards. More than 3000 designs ‘in Calendars, Christmas and New Year's Cards. Many d'stinctively California effects to send to Eastern friends— Calendars, each . . ... Christmas Cards, each zu%2for MPO Califi)rl\la:a Largest- ricals Orandest Sto , fifts Beginning to-morrow the Emporium wil be open every waek-day evening until Christmas. Music Special for Monday. Harm’s Mandolin Folios, containing . the latest hits, including ¢Teil Me, Pretty Malden,” and “In the Shade of the Palm,’’ and many other regular 25¢c ST iRy (] We receive cach month from all the music publishers one cach of their new publi- cations. Mauy of these will be hits in a few months. Monday we offer 300 pieces, ki ob o i s covr's 50 oA B OO Begin to make your gift purchases to-morrow. In a day or so the inevitable rush will set in, and unless all signs fail this year will be a record breaker. pretty, dainty, durable and desirable presents. find no equal anywhere. Nowhere else so much of merit for your money as here. Nowhere else such an elaborate showing of charming Christmas Merchandise—practical, Noteworthy bargains in Holiday Goods. Monday’s multitudes will gather here, for the sclling and saving will A Greaf Holiday Sale of Beau-~ fiful Colored Silks. We closed out from a large New York the balance of a line of that very popular French Silk known as Peau Sultana, about 3500 yards in all. This silk has a beautiful rich finish, is perfectly dyed and one of the best wearing qualities of the season’s weaves. have the following colorings, 17 in all: Cream Maise Turquoise Tan 5 White Nile Green 0ld Rose Brown Pink Lavender Gobelin Hunter's Green Large assortment of Fancy Holiday Boxes Light Blue Gray Navy Blue Reseda Cardinal Playing Cards in leather cases. . . . . . . These silks are manufactured expressly tor high-class waists and costumes, and are regularly sold at §1.25 the yard; a big special Holiday offering for Monday only, at. ., Holiday Stationery, Playing : Cards, Chips, Novelties, Etc. 1mp0rtmg firm One-quire box Stationery, with square envelopes, 3 sizes, 5 tints. . ... .25¢ One-quire box, cream on'y, ho'lyberries top of box, 3 sizes.......... 25¢ One-quire box Whi Two-quire box fine We 3 sizes in a box 69c¢c ting’s fancy-shape Envelopes and Paper, in one, 4 tints ... .....50¢ Paper, Square Envelopes to match, 3 tints, Three-quire Upright Cabinet, containing Paper and Envelopes in 3 tints and ....... 85¢ Four-quire Cabinet, cream only, Square Envelopes to m:tcl‘:,‘ 200 picces. $7.00 ............. 1 'ogam ;g g 01 750, 850, $1.00, :h’:h'ipc 5, $2.00 Poler Set—Hardwood Revolving Racks, 4 packs of cards and 300 13{-in Leather Library Set—Sterling silver trimmed, desk blotter, roller blotter, inkstand and pen- $3.50 $1.00 Headguarters for Christmas Jewelry, Silverware. Department Store prices for fine Jewelry, Solid Silver and Silver-Piated Ware and Clocks. cluding many Exclusive European Novelties in Jewelry and dainty Bijouterie. Ladies Solid_Gold Hunting Case Watch —14 kt., satin finish, 1 large diamond in case, full jewel Wal- tham or Elgin move- ment . . $48.00 Open Face Enam- cled Watch — With fieur de lis chatelaine Ladies® Gold Filled Hunting Case Watch — With a reliable Waltham or Elgin movement, cut shows one of several designs . $9.85 pin to match, put up in pretty velvet case, only. . . $7:.50 Boys' Nickel Open Face Watch—Amer- ican movement, stem winder, pendant set, 2 good timepiece, only. . .$2.50 Men's Gold Filled Hunting Case Watch —Either Waltham or Elgin movement, guaranteed for 20 years, many designs .. -315.45 A very large and beautiful Holiday Stock now ready, in. i Ladies’ Solid Gold Ring — Single stone, clusters, gypsy set- Fine French Opera Giass — Folding ex- tension handle, blue Gentlemen's Intag- lio Watch Charm— Very choice hand tin, etc., 50 or s ey ey 'poetty cuting, soid gold enameled, with silver styles, chotce for . . mount, a bargain at fleur de lisdecorations, i ce .. $3.00 compicc..$9.00 $2.50 Gilt Novelty Clock — Eight-Day Gilt Clock— Eight - Day © Mantel Sterling Silver Novelties—Handles 3 Cologne Bottles Brush, Comb and Mirror—Solid silver Cupid holding wreath, runs Cupid driving chariot, jew- Clock — r1x17 inches, 0 3% inches long, 925-1000 fine, style _ Sterling silver backs, gray finish, in Satin-lined case 24 hours, good timekeeper eled with brilliants, will half hour and hour cathe. 38 in picture; any one of the 9 articles S e AR ....... $2.75 ot umish. . $38.00 dral gong strike; chonized Shown abovefor. . . . . . . . 50@ TP € B’ 94 Comb—In satin-lined cases ; 4 wood, with bronze trim- Other styles of handles in same assortment, - * * + 33 78 . $1 85 » $22 50 Other unique styles of Gilt Clocks . , . . . . .. mings and bronze figure each. . 25@, 35€, 51, 6650 Other siyles— Clothes Brush—Gray finish, in solid sil- $1.50, $2.52, $3, $3.50, $4 to $2) - $6.00 75c, 85c, $1 and $1.60 31.50to $10.00. ver back . . . $2,54 0 $6.00 Rich Cut Glass Puff ~ Heavy Silver Pusse This Rogers Bros.” quadruple - plated Beautiful Game and Roast Child’s Sec—Rog- Roger Bros.” ¢1847”’—6 Box—Heavysilver top; —Fish ecale mesh Tea Set—Colonial shape, satin finish; g:rv";xx‘;el:—bsa Lpiisr u‘:::‘{ ers Bros." make, hol- knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons gray finish. . . . . with hook; large size bright cut coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, °=6 s oest quality Steel; 10w handles, fancy 5 .. ...$5.00 . .-$16.80 cream pitcher and spoon-holder; gold ST MUt cape '““;’,‘3“;3 deigms. . 81,75 4 6 tablespoons, beaded Other s'yles—82.50 Other stvles, $2.50 203« = = oo = o e - $35.00 “rirecpicce Ses—in cases Olher styles — Pattern, innice push cas:. ... 10 $7.50. to $22 so. Other sets—$10.00 to $45.c0. . . $3.50 v $12.5) 25¢ 80 $1.25. cceeeniiiananas $10.40 /) “What 2 delightful present,’”” we can hear a hundred housewives_exclaim- ing, when they have reccived one of these best quality English Semi-porcelain Din- ner Sets for a Holiday gift. As the picture shows, the shapes are new snd pretty. Thereis a line of gold on the handles, and a delicate decoration of pink poppies, enough dishes for 12 persons;_ only $20 00 The et for 6 persons $77.00 Thin “lown Glass Lemonade or Water Sets—Fancy shape pitcher, prettily engraved, with six tumblers to match—all on a : $1.00 hammered siverine tray. The complete set. . . Groceries and Liguors Pr:c>s to Piease thz Thr.fty. Hams—Best Eastern sugar cured, Supedior Teble Claret — From Monday only, Ib. . . . 13@ the Livermore Valley; 4 years Soda Cracke- — 34 boxes, regularly old, and well worth 75c a gallon; 45c, on Monday . . . . 38¢ Monday only. . . . . 39¢c Lucc: Oil—Crosse & Blackweil’s, i Mty 350' 5 galions for 31 75. Wiilis’ Anderson County Whiskey —Hand-made sour mash; distilled in 1891; regularly $4.00 gallon, Van Camp's Soup — Assorted, Monday, 3 tins . . . . 25@ Kona « off e—The celebrated per- fect quality brand, Monday, Ib. ~ Monday only.. . . . $2,85 ...... . . . .19 Bottles, regularly $1.00, Monday Postum Cercal—Or F g Prune, only . 74c Cereal Health Coffee, instead of 25¢ package, Monday . . 192 Mixed Nuts—Best quality, Ib. ; §& E:stern Cheese—McLaren’s Ib. . Thorne’s O d Tom Gin—Monday only, bottle. . . ... . 78 Sh:ws M t—Regularly ' 1.00 bottle, Monday . . . . . 78p .......... 2 ¢ Scotch Whiskey:—Wm. Williams’ C-p: Cod Cranberres — Quut XL. X. Q. and the Provost, H1D 5, bokike &2 <0 T $1.25 its, Kentucky Belle Whiskey—4 years Zu Zu Snaps and Oysterettes, old; a good family Bourbon; full package’. .. .ib e s i &g qurtbotte.. . ... . 250 'C | $3.00 Blended California Mink Scarf $2,08 320 Fur Capes $14 This beautiful Electric Seal Cape, style as shown in illustration, is made of selected whole ekins, well cut and splendidly lined with heavy satin; they were made to sell for 2000 - each. - Special this week only. . . . $14.00 Near Seal Cape, with star-pointed yoke of Per- sian lamb, 2 heads and 4 tails, heavy brocaded atin lining. An especially handsome gar- ment. Regularly $27. 505 special sl price « . .. . SI8.00 Sable Hare Collarette with yoke of Baltic sel. Satin serge lining, high collar, stylish with tailor suits. Regularly §5.005 special sale price '§3.25 Gray Mouflon Collarette with yoke of gray Astrachan. This season’s latest combination for Misses’ wear. Regularly $17.50; special sale price . D122 OO California_Beaver Collarette; yoke of electric seal. Finished with tab ends and § tails. Extra heavy satin lining. ReBularly :22.50; TR $15.00 $3.00 Baltic Seal Ties $2.00 $7.50 Sable Opossum Fox Scarf; 2 large tails and 4 claws; specially priced = this week for . ... . . . SGuDO0 Children’s Angora Collars 75¢ {0 $2.00 Cut Ste ¢l Beads, all sizes, per bunch Cut Gold and Silver Beads, all sizes, bunch Caut Jet Beads, per bunch 5 BN S If you wish us to, we will do your bag mount- fng at wery vesssnable prices. Eclipse Champagne — Genuine Arpad Haraszthy, will be placed Emporium Cognac—j3 Star brandy for cooking; quart bottle . 65@ ............ 15¢ on sale Monday only. A limited ........ 2.0 | quntty of this famous wine; ....50andf ¢ | potbotdes. . . ... 38¢c Progress Beer—Pale Brew; pints, 31.59 dozen; quarts, $2.33 dozen. Extra Special. Another lot of those fine Electric Seal Jackets have just arrived by express. Theyare made of choice selected skins and cut in the very latest style with or without bell sleeves. Look The Hofiday Gioves. N .w and Ngv:>i Styles. We szl thousands of pa'rs of Gloves for holidav gifts each year, m:king arrangements months ah=ad with the foreign manuiacturcrs to suppy vs for this occasion with the very latest novelties in the daintiest colorings. If you anticipate get- ting gloves as a present and do not know the size or color desired, buy 2 Glove Order for the amount you wish to spend. = Ladies’ Kid Gloves that are thoroughly dependable, warranted all new goods, cost from $1.00 to j2.25 per pair. P New Premiere Kid Gloves — With 3 patent clasps and <2 \ Paria point backs, a () superb real kid & Glove, in all colors, : rerpir. $7.50 New Reynier Suede i Gloves — Soft, vel- vety finish, perfect fit, wonderful wear- ing qualities . . . $1.75:0d $2 New Trefousse Kid and Suede Gloves, pair. . . . . .. $2.60 Children’s New French Kid Gloves, the pair . . . ..$1 00 New Napoleon Kid Gloves, worth 32.00 pair, for . $1.75 / Holiday Perfumes. Our enormous stock includes every well- known make that is in demand in this market, which we retail at all times at special department store prices. For the Holidays we have many popular-priced packages put up in pretty boxes and cases, which we mark at about half drug store prices. Pr:tg] h:i" containing 4 cakes of soap, 1 le perfume, 1 packa; sachet powder, only. . . . ‘e 25¢ Handsome package, containing 13{ oz. bottle Belezare Per- Rich Cut Glassware At Dept. Store Prices. Rare, rich cuttings, selected from America’s most noted fac- tories; such famous makes as Lib- R by’s, Hoar’s, Bergin’s, Empire, ¥ etc. Unmistakably the best dis- play in San Francisco. On dis- play and sale in a beautifully de- signed, brilliantly light cut-gl room on the main floor, special- ly marked at most economical prices. ;-bchnoahanua,fi%m.“, i A SIS amase e Beautifully Cut Water Bottles . . . . » . . 2.78® 10,00 $-inch Bowls, fine cut. . . . . .F.k. .o f’l{g. '%% Salt and Peppers, Sterling tops, per . e o I o Fi cow 80= 10.80 monve MU 5005 5408 FineCutBowlt. . o s s s e s s s oo+ $,78% ‘"’-% OllBottls. . v sosoescecese 2 180 6. Water Pitchers . « v v 0 o0 00 s+ » S:00® 18.00 A Great Toy Stock Now at its Best. No such a showing elsewhere west of New Yorb— 50,000 square feet of floor space devoted to the sle of Toys and Games of all kinds. Pretty things at 5o ecachy beautiful toys at $50 and all the prices in between. 400 extra people to serve you now in this one department. Special Monday—A stong, full kid body ol Jointed at hip and Enee, bisque head, mobalr wig, shoes and stockings, length 13 inchesy '9° to-morrow only . . . . value at §ocjspecialto-day . . . . . . 37° Special Monday—Fine kid dll, 17 Incha long, as shown In picture, full metal riveted at knees, hips and elbows, bisque forearms, fine bisque head, with slecping eyes, woven mobalr wig In ring= lets, shoes and stockings: sita In any position and will bemumdbylzliuhfid;ban;h: to sell at $1.00; a Monday special at . . $1.005 y At type, ink, gold and type tweezers and Iron, with 12 slides . . . . . « China Tea Set, 23 pleces, prettily only. « « ¢ o s 0 o 0 e o o Tin Kitchen, with utensils; very bright . 250 China Toilet Set—Handsomely decorated, 7 pieces. . . v v o0 ... . $1.00 Mechanical Jockey—On 4-wheel sulky, with horse . . . . . 500 Iron Stove— Shape just like picture, nickel- plated, complete with utensils . $7.00 Iron - agon—Size 9 by 18 inches, body and wheels of iron. . . . . . 800 ie v ge s QRIS Chautauqua $ * Blackboard, ‘That can be converted in- to a desk, complete with 47 pictures to G B L . ais v s 2 SNAE Woolly Sheep—White, with voice, on platiorm, total height 64 inches Woolly Dog—That jumps, with key attachment; a very pleasing mechanical toy. . . § @ Skin Cow—On platform, with voice; a cow that yucanmik.. . .. ... . .8 Tennis Racket—For child; — gut strung, well made; only . of 4 gloves . 1.00 Football — Leather ~covered, regulation shape. . . . . . . . sdsaee aie e BB Game of Loui a—For 2, 3 or 4 players; only . . . . . . i . 750 Bagtelie and Tivo i Board—With two bells, well made . . $7 57 Chatterbox—The children’s favorite story book, 1901 edition . . 250 5 Oriental Holiday Goods The beautiful Chinese and Japanese Bazaar 2 on the main floor, back of the Book Depart- ment, is one of the Holiday sights of The Emporium. Here you will find on display and wle fine cloissone, bronzes, ivories, Oriental Chinaware, handkerchiefs, quaint toys, silke gowns, silk jackets, porcelains, ebony furniture, Chinese jewelry, carved goods, sandal wood goods, lacquered ware, embroidered screens, fans, etc. Both Chinese and white clerks are in attendance; all goods marked in plain figures. One of the special offerings in this department this week are some very odd and pretty pickle jars, a3 shown I the small picture herewith, which are reduced to only 7 0 @ ch, New Sinuma Vass—gold and colored decorations, from 500 ups - - Holiday Furnishings. Space will it us to take but a N 7 of Men’s Outfittings that are suitable for Holiday gifis. Rest assured that the assortments are large, the styles correct, and then there are the savings made possible by department store prices. N Men's Holiday Suspenders — Nice silk - finiahe:ly web, neat plated buckle, put up in suitable box; pair ......... . . 800 . Fine quality silk web, silver-mounted - buckles, in plain colors and fancy figured effects, packed in handsome box £1.00 Men's Mu flers—Good quality silk, plain color center, with fancy bor- ders or striped all through $1.00 Black end Whitz ik heeferi—A nice soft quality of silk, extra long, p Ao T o DR I L e B R Th: New Dress Muf lzr—The Oxford or Dress Muffler, in black, made of silk and satin, nicely quilted on inside with white, shape to fic the neck $1.50 Men's Gloves—Good quality dogskin, one of the best makes of gloves on WARARA AARAAS RARRRRRARARR SR KARAR R AARRR RARARAR R AR AARRRY RAAR R RARRR AR ARAAR D R AHAA RHAR RN AR R AR AR AN WA AR R I Sieieinte it S i Wit Wit anirine Wi Wi i i uinie Wiriewinia Wicwinn fume—choice of all popular odors for wear almost as well . . . as good as Alaska seal and $30.00 ¢“Chic," the new popular odor, special gift packages, 1-0z. bottles 25¢ 25¢ the market, all of the new shades, every pair guaranteed . . $7.5 2 Men's In tia _ Fa dkerchiefs—Nice soft-finished cambric, full size, with raised initial in corner, half dozen in box. ~Per box . . mmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmm WHRRRALAALRRN WARWLR RARAAA AARAANR ARAANR WA Waaiaie e EURGLARS ENTER STORE THROUGH BRICK WALL Eteal a Lot of Shotguns Which Are Found in Their Pos- session. Jemes Sullivan and Charles Chase, whom the police suspect of committing geveral daring crimes, were arrested last evening by Detectives Ryan and O'Dea and Railroad Officers Lelw!n and Kindelon end charged with burglary. On the night of December 5, it is said, " .e prisopers broke into Shreve & Bar- gun store, at 511 Kearny street, and Eleorl‘: dsht‘ :lr:)tgunl. nve!J pistols and 2ot o Taors e Kl eg e in the DIk wall in the rear of cutting a hole In the floor. Last evening they were discovered on Howard street, trying to dispose of the stolen property. B A CURE FOR ASTHMA. Asthma sufferers need no longer leave home and business in order to be cured. Nature has produced & vegetable remedy that will per- manently cure Asthma and all diseases of the lungs and bronchial tubes. Having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases (with a record of 90 per cent. permanently cured) and desiring to relieve human suffer- ing, 1 will send free of charge to all suferers from Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bronchitis and nervous diseases, this recipe in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. ress with stamp, naming this paper, 847 Powers block. Rochester, —_——— Brown stout—a fat Filipino. Sent by mail. Adds w. A. Noyes, TRIES TO DISPOSE OF A STOLEN CHECK Colored Man Admits He Committed Theft While on Voyage From Manila. Edward Knowles, a colored man, who was recently discharged from the army, was arrested last night by Detective Cole- man and locked up in the tanks.. Shortly after 7 o'clock Knowles went into a cloth- ing store on Washington street, near Montgomery, kept by A. Lichtenstein, and after buying a suit of clothes pre- sented a check for $100 indorsed by Ever~ ett Prince, also a discharged member of the army. Suspecting that the check did not be- long to Knowles Lichtensteln summoned . Detective Coleman, who placed Knowles under arrest. After being taken to the City Prison Knowles broke down and admitted that he had stolen the check from Prince while en route to this city from Manila. An- other check for $100, which he had stolen at the same time from Sergeant Edward Dayis, was found in his possession. He will be turned over to the United States authorities “to-day. ————— Calendars for 1802. “California Poppy,” *“California Wild Flower,” *Indian,” “Chinese,” “Japa- nese” and “Pipe Rack” calendars are the l‘}e&i for 1%02. For sale at Sanborn & '8, —_———— A fellow may be as thin as a rail and still strike his gait when it comes to fencing. LIQUOR MEN MAY HAVE LICENSES REVOKED v Those Using Slot Machines for Gam- bling Cited to Appear Before Commissioners. The Police Commissioners have in- structed Chief Wittman to make a full report of the number of nickel-in-the-slot machines seized during the present rald, with the names and addresses of the sa- loon-keepers and grocers who used them for gambling purposes. He has been fur- ther instructed to cite them to appear before the board next Tuesday night to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked. At the meeting of the board Friday night the Chief laid before the Commis- sioners the section of the charter which gives them the power to order the ma- chines destroyed and Commissioner Wal- lace said it was good law, confirming the opinoin of the District Attorney. The Chief stated that other saloon-keepers and grocers have now got rid of these gambling machines for fear of arrest. Seventeen arrests have been made and an equal number of machines seized. Of the seventeen men arrested, eight have been convicted and fined, five cases con- tinued till Tuesday and four till Thurs- day. In Judge Fritz's court yesterday H. Schroeder, George H. Hayes and George Wobber appeared for sentence. They had an attorney with them and asked for new trials. The Judge contin- ued the cases till Tuesday to hear the attorney’s reasoms, but Hayes and Schro their fine of $ ler came into court later and paid | of entertainment each. Flanagan Has Nimble Fingers. Patrick Flanagan, who says he is an engineer, was convicted by Judge Mogan yesterday on a charge of vagrancy, and will be senfenced to-morrow. Witnesses testified that Flanagan was in the habit of visiting hotels and saloons on the Bar- bary Coast and every time he left some- thing was missing. In his pockets were found some certificates of stock that had been stolen from T. F. Fresh, a guest at the New Western Flotel. ‘Will Give a House-Warming. The Young Men's Hebrew Assoclation of San Francisco will give a house warm- ing on Sunday, the 15th inst., In its rooms in the former Supreme Court q 308 Larkin street. A s Pro; > gramme and dancing will be ening. glven afternoon and evt