The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 18, 1903, Page 25

SAN FRANCISCO BELLE WILL WED A PROMINENT LAWYER OF MARIN Engagement Announced of Miss Genevieve Clare McNeilI and Hugh J. Mclsaac at a Reception in the Pretty County Seat Near Mount Tamalpais SFS PROMINENT EAN FRANCIECO BELLE AND WELL-KNOWN MARIN ! COUNTY LAWYER WHOSE ENGAGEMENT WAS ANNOUNCED AT A RECEPTION GIVEN BY MRS. DANIEL McLEOD IN SAN RAFAEL. | Special Dispatch to The Call. RAFAEL, Jan 17.—At a re-|italist She is 2 native daughter, a grad- t the residence of | Uate or.n)x_‘edStnle’X:'ormasthChnol and an 2 53 accomplished musiclan. e is prominent Leod the engage 8 > M~1ng«(nffi1 in both San Francisco and Marin County Ry ad ® | society and has traveled extensively | enevieve Clare Mc- | throughout America and Europe. isco was announced. | Hugh J. Mclsaac is also a native of as the guest of hotor and | California and a resident of Marin County since youth. He is a prominent lawyer | here and for four years just passed was | g | Distriet Attorney of this county. The | e eldest daughter of | g5te set for the wedding Is some time | San Francisco cap- | in May. | | ENCOURAGEMENT FCR PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL | Remarkable Publication That Is Is-| sued in Paris in Behalf | of Beggars. : MENDICANTS HAVE Prizes Are Annually Distributed to| ‘Well Conducted Young Work- ing Women. There has long existed in Paris a foun- | n | dation for the annual distribution of x Shaad, | '=fv!d’“:"~“°td 7| prizes to well conducted yoyng women A B gioom e g Lr °; o ‘: ~| who are employed in shops, offices and r "“'.,‘;. ""l‘(l; ‘:‘u-cmrlu, or manufactories of various | <o :’»“{' T® | gorts. The money for these awards was < n" ;/‘r‘ an -t:- “:’::; | 1eft By a Mme. Batifol, and it is distribut- f irs. BaySled by the Municipal Councilors. Other | persons have from time to time bequeath- | ed or given money for the same purpose, | and it cannot be sald to be misspent. The | Paris workgirls of every sort are the most industrious and at the same time the most cheerful set of toilers in the | world. They deserve all that they can get | in the way of emolument. Only recentl an investigator of thelr ways and means published an interesting article in a Paris paper, wherein he shows that the average wage of “Jenny I'Ouvriere” 1Is 3f., or| about half a crown daily. This is what a | girl earns who iIs all at work as an | assistant stitcher or dressmaker, a fac- | tory hand, a florist, a feather dresser, a shirtmaker, and so on Upon the yvearly sum of 1098 ., a little under £44, the Paris workgirl contrives to | exist. Her early mort meal of bread | ana milk cost her 3 sou | and dinner a little ove: ' | yearly for a room, and the rest of her | money goes for clothes, firing and miscel- lanies. If very provident she m, about 88 64 annually. Jenny n ally | 100ks forward to betterment by marriage, and if she meets a clerk, shopman or ar- tisan willing to wed her, she is only too | #1ad to give him her hand. with her heart | in it. If her husband prospers she may be | able to give up outside work and to de- ADVERTISEMENTS. | vote herself to domestic dutles. If nat, SaessanreTs she goes cheerfully on like the old maids 1 | of her craft, ana works away nile | DID YOU EVER KNow | health and strength are.left to her. This at Improper Food Often Causes the | prospect of old maidenhood is, however, blished in Paris for the ation of beggars, Its | or its y on emen , in- er's chief source of ’ ents are exceed- g ng for outsiders. who can play a r a well patronized k as lost his able to give gl security per eohtains doz- nts, inserted by s and bureaus. There are =core of such bu- | ake to supply all the bathing and eggars to suit all whi also contains an- oaching weddings, 1 as a lst of persons which, it to be pre- profitable hints are gleaned its subscribers.—Boston Herald | bleak and bitter, and it is to provide | Liquer Habit? | against the dreariness and possible desti- | P tution which may accompany It that phil- | . anthropic people perfodically apply thel proposition to get ¥id of 8| 1 oney to e rellef of the struggling " ; changing food. working girls of Paris.—London Tele- ree years ago,” writes a man | graph. Lowry City, Mo., “my appetite failed —————————— nd x 4 disagreed with me. I Origin of the Sandwich. 4 nervous and felt dull and | I remember during the exhibition T was | usiness; then, llke a |puzsled as to what manner of word “Sand- ing Nquor to stimulate | wich” was. It was exhibited everywhere a time that seemed to | —over strange Egyptian resting places, ated myself on find- | over Turkish palaces that were pervaded But, alas! I had | by the echoes of seneuous music for . nger dances; but always and every- f“:f'u:;‘:;gf Srhers. ta all climés and latitudes, as rep- and I resented by bungalow or chatelet, that @nd I was in & pitiable | w,rq defied the breeze. I turned it up in an encyclopaedia, and found that it was > quit, but that seemed Impos- | derived from the second Earl of Sand- ecded nourishment and my/ wich, who so detested to be disturbed at ted f00d and the more whis- | §aming that he ordered “nm}_y cut mor- se worse 1 got. 1 kept fight- | Sels of meat between bread.” All Parls t talking of two wealthy Americans who almost gave up all hope, t down to baccarat at a famous club an advertisement of Grape and played without a break for twenty- o paper and concluded to try | 51X hours. Dinner, supper, breakfast, i 1 could eat Grape-Nuts with | lunch were served on adjacent tables, and 1 it was the first food that I |the amesters nmever budged, but sand- urished me In & long time. Soon | Wiches with champagne or tea were regu- tomach trouble stopped, my appetite | 1arly taken. When they got up they were cd, the craving thirst relaxed unti] | 85 fresh as when they started, and their re for @rink was gome. I have|Only Tegret was that they had neither ape-Nuts constantly for over a |Won mor lost any sum worthy of the I am now strong and robust; en- | Strain.—London Sketch. —_——————— 4 from arink and able to work every day. Mrs. Nebb—Why do you think Mrs. de very day. My gratitude for Grape- y. - e c} I drank £ this battie for more than two years JOE ROSENBERG’S. greatesk value' ev CAR FARE If you are dis- agpointed with these offerings Something for the Baby. Baby's Comfort, Mother’s Joy. ACME SHOULDER DIAPER SUSPENDER; loose and elastic; is no danger it being torn witl hold the diaper in piace white nainsook, also all silk and comfort and this suspender. 25¢ Many Ills Begin With a Cold. Here Is a Preventive. S ETTICOAT, made cut umbrella deep >p_hemstitching; col- nd blue; another gar- with prices Our -5 of genuine ¢ flounce of ex hair Price. does tying the halir or string, and ir in place as best highly smooth, well rounded teeth that will not it catches up the hair and clamps firmly, thus holding the hair Buy From the Maker and Save Here are some embroidery insertions ; try one; it's an pull or scratch; position desire inexpensive experime be without one. For the Little Ones. COMBINATION Seamless and glove fitting, Oneita styl the kind that opens over the shoulders; high neck, long sleeves and ankle lengt made of steam shrunk Egyptian yari medicated and fleece lined, SUITS— perfect fin- 50¢ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1903. JOE ROSENBERG'S. | JOE ROSPNBEBG'S. I discount to wind up their affairs. We bought express!y for the largest firms in Denver, Los stamped Inside with th: firm’s name and no is onc of the reasons why we bought them at and finish perfect; colors Tans, English Red, $1.25 and $L.50 Kid Gloves now. Be Sure You're Right, Then Half Price Now. o g FI52ve CUhany Joo Rosenborg's Is the Place to B we have many osenberg’s is the Place uy more, “Lady Min- er” collar and tab CORSETS. —collar _made of Stout homen, Attention. silk catstitch " (op- G satin bands; tabs lutionizing women’s of velvet, satin form and carriage. bound. You'll ap- It supports the bust preciate the value g ok in natural position of these when you g -} and lengthens the see them......25¢ 4 ;,.}.t. Cus 1o:v and ull aroun: the to Not wmd' Facts Sith (06 waist 106 running low down in If you are look- front, giving perfect Ing for & golf OF freedom to the lower lungs and enabling walking skirt, We fyj], deep, breathing. Circular belt have a remarkable around the bottom. Sets snugly over the value to offer you hjips and abdomen, giving them a long this week. straight front figure so much desired. Made of English Tt js the ideal corset for stout women. Oxford cheviot, It 15 made of Itallan cloth, aluminoid tailor stitched, boning, which is pliable and unbreak- tucked flounce, per= aple, ~Np matter what price you may fect- hanging and pay for your corset we will guarantee fitting. They are a5 good a fit as can be had. We are ra,nhd: !h’lt way. agents. Our price ... 83.50 n them_ you'll say Fiited Fr Joe Rosenberg 18 theinrlos watter C/ QUAeréSuptmzuwaz > None genuine uniess sta Damaged }gp’l;x:nsit From "A LA SPIRITE" . . Low in price, but exffaordinarily good . , NT, made o of extra heavy JaD. gteen. Rust proof side steels, low e e ulited busted, niew umbrella shape hips, laco by Experts. child's feet and tripping, as , tary white wadding. They come in dif- trimmed. hose supporter attachments, is £0 often the case when the 2 ender is not in use; all the pressure off the child’s_hips_while its bones are soft and compr the child’s w s, that usually it Is made of ing collar. We are selling them for AT less than the regular price., For Such Values as These. These corsets have received the highest awards in the world's _exposition. ender and pink and brown and blue, Fitted and warranted. Joe Rosenberg's. and many ~other combination color- the Pries Cutter - ittt ings; just the garment for this winter Sale ‘arrell-street Entrance. weather; tailor back, loose front; fin- Tihed with military sl frogs and roll- Only One Way—Only One Store ferent combination of colors, such as black and_lavender, black and red, lav- : i g I"fi%?z‘:‘s"’fcfsoflc\ism‘ Raglan. HOBE, a sample line that This time {t's an_ AP- ¥eo purchased at a price RON—It's made of Scotch thet really surprised us. checked gingham; it covers Th‘y re made of the best the entire dress, back and Enxllxkh c?shmerbex. ;!fla’m front; sleeveless, with ruffled shrunk, fast nch, in shoulder straps, finished with light, medium and heavy a ruffie flounce and large welght, In opera, out sizes pocket; very neat and a sure and regular lengths; per- dress protector. Joe Rosen- fect in finish, fit and make. If you pay berg's prices always the twice this price you would not get lowest . ..... 50c¢ Dbetter than these Looks Like Silk, but Not in Another “Lot” From the Same Firm. LADIES’ HOSE, in Frenchlisle, Eng- LADIES' PETTICOAT—Made of black ish thread and South Sea Isfand cotton. and white checked silk finished They are Richelieu ribbed, open worked <sateen, trimmed with a deep graduat- Jace effect patterns, in black and fancy ing accordeon ited flounce and fin- combination of colors. If we have vour ished with a narrow ruffle. We care gize here i your opportunity to buy a more for extra busine than extra 5oc and 75c hose for... .29¢ profit. Our price. ssasesssess HBE Explore the Store. any 29¢ s below thelr real worth. Made on Eng- rou’ll never the Middleman’s Profit. Nsh cambric and lawn, slightly soiled, 10c And That’s What You Do Here. in open and ciosed and -Irish potnt de- hat You Do Here. ._ signs, from % to 2 Inches wide. all to be MLADIES' UNDERSKIBTS soid at the same price...... 13¢ a yard black sateen, finished with a 4iinch flounce, and trimmed @2l ol with four hemstitched ruffies, taflor stitched, bands all lengths and extra full width. L L i Mail Orders Solieited. One of the largest importers of French Kl{l Gloves wi sleeves, Sw ch colors pink, blue, cream and black. If Your opportunity you look around elsewhere ybu will be sure to come back d b such a low price..... JOE ROSENBERG'S. 25 ™ JOB ROSENBERG'S. It Pays to Buy in January. Read Carefully and You'll See Why. RIBBONS. The Allamo brand, known for luster and finish, all- silk satin taffeta, regular sash ribbon width, good heavy Kkind; colors pink, blue, red, green, cream, white and black. More than even exchangs_for your money. ...28¢ ANOTHER RIBBON OF- FERING—All silk fast biack taffeta, 43 inches wide, the kind that is largely in demand now. At a very low price.......... ~.15e ere compelled to sell stock at a very liberal 6000 pairs of the good kind. They were made Angcles, Portland and this city, They are all other store would buy them except us. That such a sacrifice. Grays, Modes and Blackj sizes from 5% to 7% iitted and warranted. No ifs nor ands, no hums nor haws, but a mighty good value for the money— 79(: White Underwear From the The kid is the best, the fit Right Store and at the Right Prices. LADIES' CHEMISE, made o soft finish XX Lonsdale Cambric; yoke effect, trimmed with the tulip pat- tern of Valenciennes lace and insertio! ning string; extra wige, We are Yhe maker, JOW DPICO ccccesccaccace . TOC The Truthful Advertiser. EMBROIDERY, slightly sofled from An Ounecs of Prevention Is being handied: no better or finer goods Worth a Pound of Cure. b iy deries, DOW ... There's protection for your health in the underwear we sell. And protection for your pocketbook in our little prices. - LADIES* VESTS—High neck and lonx sleeves, made of the genuine importes Vega silk; silk ribbed; perfect in every detall; colors pink, cream and white. Littie store’s price...... --$1.00 LADIES’ VESTS—Low neck and no made of imported Vega silk, | s ribbed, neck and armholes cro- ed with fancy silk running string; these at 60c More Health-Givers For those that cannot wear wool un- der garments. LADIES'’ COMBINATION SUITS— Made of steam shrunk Peruvian yarn, high neck, long sleeves and ankle length, open down the front; jersey knit and fleece lined. Our pric . P { S5e We Are Always Interested in Little Ones. Especially when we have a good offering for them. i5¢ Instead of 25¢ and 35c. CHILD'S HOSE, manu- facturer's seconds; that is, there is a thread drop- ped here and there, but they are darned at the factory and as good as new, and hardly noticeable with the naked eye: more than three- quarters of them perfect: ilk finish thread, fast black, dou- , toes and knees; full length, scft velvet finish; the kind that will not hurt the most t all sizes at ou 1 We Are Going to Let the Prices Do the Talking, For if we were to say ten times as much it would not be as convincing as the goods would prove to be. LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, made of Irish lawn, hemstitched edge, em- broidered corners; hemstitched corners with Valenciennes lace insertion; hem- stitched edge trimmed with Valen- ciennes lace; just the handkerchief for the new corset cover. All to be sold at one price . sbevscessstescessossB@ _ 816 MARKET STREET, Running through to 11 0°Farreil. PHELAN BUILDING. the price of one. this meason’s styles; brown, navy, gree - embroldered scalloped ruffle, Colors pink an lue. xtra length and full dt Worth $1.75. Now.. .‘ - ‘WX “n' Blind and open work buttonhole edge. One to eight= wide; 2 , 35¢ Baum & Jacobs, One of the largest KEuroe pean velling manufacturers, rather than take thelr sam: sold them low price xedo Economieal Housewives, Attention. PILLOW SHAMS, made of heavy English Lawn, the good washing kind: finished with a deep hemstitched hem and alsa scalloped embroidersd rutfie; colored silk embr bow-knot and other designs. portunity ... oldered centers, with Your op- Pair 50¢ Odds and Ends At an odd low price, and only in odd sizes. 4 LADIES" BHIRT WAIST ~Made of twilled tricot French flannel, all-wool cashmere and iron fra alpaca; some plain, som N trimmed, others hem- stitched and embroldered; s black, , white an $1 25 quality now 300 quality now . 4.00 quality now . In Great Demand. LADIES'’ WRIST OR CHAIN BAGS, made of seal grain leather, new round effect, patent gilt frame with chain at- tached, ‘patent clasp, the kind you lose money out moire lined. The small stors with the small price.... -50e January Is the Month of Bargains. fl A good time to test the 2 stores’ advertising. Sees who exaggerates and who under- \ state: 5. LADIES' GOWNS—Made of K—) extra s wll xtra le ed flannel- i ette. New square Sylvia e ORI\, Gk “corded duisy | naonet double back; neck, yoks and sleeves finished with a silk riamtas wosx emia|LOS AMIGOS COTILLON IS MERRY AFFAiR Club held its fourth Golden Gate | Hail last evening and dancing was much enjoyed by all those who attended. hall was prettily decorated with festoons | and streamers of pink and white bunting, abundance of flowers An attractive canopy hall was decorated In the center of the with pink and white bunting was excellent and merriment icing was continued The dance was in charge of John A. Baptista, assisted by Dr. Guy Rogers and other members of the club. | many prominent guests who comprised !(he tug party being charmingly enter- | wotil midnight. | complimentary to Mrs. A quiet wedding occurred yesterday at the home of | the launching wer n thei? daughter, Elise, came the wife of Daniel Magee. Rev. ¥ Victofres Church was attended , a friend of the groom, acted was beautiful | Danforth, U. & | Mrs. Marl | tain W, W, ; | bail; M caught with orange M plique and pearls. The bride wore a long | veil of filmy tulle arranged with orange | Her bouquet . drawing-room ceremony was performed, w decorated for the fusion of palme, smilax and roses. arriage occurred at o'clock in the pres. | L. Van Winkle, Miss Lottle Woods. In the evening at 8:30 o'clock reception was glven, friends of th | gave a delightfully informal “at home" | 3 number of young friends at an evening riends he »ung couple tendered their | 1SEMENTS. Gured Secretly Any Lady Cn;\ do h';t, Home—Cos Nothing to Try. A new tasteless digcovery which can be given ieartily indorsed by coffee or food. pa Don’t Drink-Anv More. % . U, temperance workers. does its work o silently and surely that while | the devoted wife, sister or daughter looks on, rd is reclaimed even against his will and without his knowledge. ame and address to Dr. J. Glenn buflding, Cincinnati, Oh ey Bt is_mentally unoalanced? . ’: u“'(p:‘ aa“b :,:‘h"" ";eflpmy Plkecpte;lr%hll. she ypermlu Le)rmhusblnd life and reputation. ven by Pos- -y tum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, _ E X e lflf_t @o i State mall g trial package of Golden Specific free to show how easily it is to cure drunkards with i congratulations and good wishes, HanaTGertrude Dutton are at present in Egypt. some wedding presents were received. | sl A Upon their return from a wedding trip to | Board members of the Outdoor Art Northern Californla Mr. and Mrs. Magee | LLeague were invited to attend the Arbor will occupy their new home on Page|day celebrated by the progressive womef street, near Devisadero. The bride i3|of Stockton on Friday, when more than well known in this part of the city and (1000 trees were planted. Among those is especlally loved for her gentle dis-|who attended from the Art League in this position and charming manners. Mrs. | city were Mrs. John Ballard and Mrs. Magee 1s a graduate of the Hopkins In- | Luther Wagoner. i!lln:'!dc“nnd h‘as man; T:vvv)n\n“!hmenli - - » n a ion to her art. e groom is con- d 'Mrs. Elmer E. nected with the Emporfum and is a prom- sx:}mfl f‘il I;Z“‘:m';‘},, the passengers | ising young business man. who will sail for Honolulu on Tuesday A delighttul launching party was given | "°*% AR on Wednesday last when the Holland " o r torpedo boat Pike was christened. The | Mrs. Bdwin Pyng Pon:rrnnld ?:e::e!:‘l:‘ launching proved a smart society aftair, | Miss Mabel MclIntosh, left 1o8 z for Denver, where they expect to reside | for a year at least. Mr. Porter prereded‘ tained. In the evening a dinner and thea- | them. ter party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Hay Zahm, the spon- Mr. and M r for the Pike, the others present being | from the East. Captain W. W, Kimbal}, U. S. N., and AT g Mrs. Kimball; Captain /Albert F. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. William Tevis are at their U. 8. N., and Mrs. Dixon, and Naval Con- | home near Bakersfield again. Mrs, Hugh structor Zahm, U. 8. N. The guests at | Tevis is in New Orleans, and Mre. Boalt is in Vienna. They have been advised of the death of Miss Alice Tev . BT A | Tom Magee have returned | Naval Constructor Frank B. Zahm, U. §. 3 nd Mrs. Zahm; Naval Constructor L. . TR A ., " d Mrs, A 5 d ) Vo8 N, and Mia. Adams; Mr ot | Colonel and Mrs. Craigle are at the| e Geomme W, Dickie Miss ‘Anna ' Dickle, | Edgemere. W Mre. James Dic itenant Georg: . Danforth tain The Entre Nous Comedy Club presented | Dixo tbert I Mr Kimball, U. S. and Mrs. Kim- % : wed | Dalsy Linecoln, . F. Lengfeld, rendered very creditably and showed Mitchell, Miss Alma Mitcheli, cander John B. Milton, U. N., Milton: Miss Mattie Milton, 2 Chester Mayo, Mr. and M: Moore, Captain B. H. McCalla, U. 8. M Captain N. H. Stevenson, - and Mrs, John Scott, amateur actors. The cast was as fol-| Captain R. Racket, Frank H. Da- | Ais; Obadiah Dawson, Albert T. McGill; | Timothy Tolman, Roy 8. Tozer; Mr. Dal- 4 Eig i raoy, Joseph R. Hickey: Bobson, Fred G. A O e Hear Admiesj | Lucas Jr.; Clarice, Miss G. R. Toser; Mrs N., retired, and Mrs. | Tolman, Miss J. M. Cusick; Katy, Miss Charles von Hoftmann, | Trene K. Carroll. . Trilley ir. and Mr: . . John J. Kashernikoff and his sister, ¢ Mrs, A. Chesebrough and Miss Dillon | Miss Elizabeth Kashernikoff, entertained | in the pretty drawing-room of the home g of the firat named on Thursday. Bright |3t bcme last Saturday night. Those | flowers were arranged in every avallable | Present thoroughly enjoyed the amair. place and charming hospitality was dis- | Supper was gerved in the tastefully dee- pensed. Those who assisted In recelving |orated dinfhg-room. Those in the merry were: | guthering were Mr. and Mrs. Wyse, Miss | s James B L arn Forear. i, | Maybel Adams, Miss Grayce Raiston, ths | O o S1ry. James Otls, Sre. Nor. | Misses Edith and_Violet Lincoln, Miss | man McLaren and Mrs. Lawrence. Emily Edgar, the Misses Alexandria and | o Nattie Metropolsky, Charles Palmateer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton and Miss | R. Riding, F. Lincoln, D. R. Green, Fow- - Every mother feels a great dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming a mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and danger incident to the ordesl makes its anticipation one of misery. Mother’s Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great pain and danger of maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman’s geverest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents o common to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother’s Friend. It is worth its weight in gold,” s says many who have used it. $r.00 per ing bottle at drug stores. Book contain valuable information of interest to all women, wfi be sent'to any address free upon applica BRADFIELD REQUIATOR ©O., Atlanta, Ga a farce at Hinman's Hall on Friday | entitled “‘Captain cket,” which was | careful preparabion on the part of the| ler Mallett, T. A. Dabovich®and F. H. Hillebrandt. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Richards have taken apartments at Hotel Cumberland. ¢ rete Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scott Jr. leave to- morrow for an extended trip abroad. They will spend the spring in upper Egypt and summer in Europe. e e The engagement is announced of Miss Gene Dallman to Max Levy. - The fourth assembly and german of the | Entre Nous cotilion will be given on next | Friday evening in the new balircom of | the Palace Hotel. s s Mr. and Mrs. Danijel O'Toole will leave in a few days for Mexico, They will be | gone several monthe. A very pleasant card party was given hursday evening, January 15, at the home of Mrs. L. Foge, 3342 Twenty-third street. Those present were Mrs. H. Mohr, | Mrs. Pohlkee, Mrs. W. Frisch, Mrs. Hol man, Mrs. Theodore Tom Wohiden, Mrs. L. Toga, Mrs. G. Schwartz, Mrs. N. Mey- er, Mrs. Nieman, Mrs. W. Nieman, Mr C'Fisk, Mrs. Anderson and Miss H. Da- | vis. REGULATES PAWNBROKERS AND SECOND-HAND DEALERS | Supervisors’ Committee Recommends Passage of Ordinances Requir- ing Daily Reports. The Supervisors’ joint Committes on License and Police reported yesterday In favor of an ordinance regulating the ope- rations of pawnbrokers by requiring them to make a dally report of all goods they | buy to the Police Department and to keep siich goods for a period of ten days be- fore disposing of them. The ordinance regulating second-hand dpalers requires them to keep all goods bought for eight days, but does not apply to dealers In second-hand furniture and books. The bill compelling junk dealers to keep goods bought for five days before disposing of them does not affect dealers in rags, bottles, sacks, iron, hay rope, paper and cans, but all dealers mentioned | must make daily ‘reports to the Chief of Police of goods purchased. —_————— OLYMPIC CLUB TRAINER FALLS DOWN HATCHWAY Al Lean Meets With a Serious Mis- hap in Which Two Ribs Are Broken. Al Lean, the well-known Olympic Club trainer, fell through an open hatchway at the club yesterday and suffered Inju- ries that will confine him to his room for a week or ten days. Two ribs were frac- tured and his leg badly lacerated. Workmen putting in a new elevator left the hatchway uncovered at the noon hour, and Lean fell into it as he was hurrying to the handball court. CETIZENS OF SUNSET Meeting Is Held at Park View Hall and Improvement Work Is Discussed. The citizens and property owners of Sunset district held a big celebration last night at Park View Hall, Ninth avenus and H street. The property owners gath ered together to celebrate the improve- ment in the roads a{ sanitary conditions of the district whichihas taken place dur- ing the past year ajd a half President Edward Ewald of the Su Improve- | ment Club presided. Matters of interest to the c were discussed at the meet! members of the club reviewed the g i work that has been done in the way of tmproving the proper: The mbers suggested that a erected to accc ber of children n the matter will be 2 After the meeting dancing was ind in until a late hour. —_— ADVERTISEMENTS. The ar- ticles here advertised are selected from our stock as specials to enliven trade dur ing this week. Their value will be seen a glance. Soltd iden oak washstand; good Our stock pattern; _ well of furniture pectal. ... H T $3.56 carpets a draperies was never more complete than now. Woven wire mattress, single or ¥-width, special for this week Solid oak dining chair, brace arms, not more than four to on® customer, spec- ialeach... 750 Credit given if you wish It. Hotels, homes and rooming houses furn- 4 ished complete. Get an est- mate from us. X X T.Brilliant FURNITURE CO., 338-342 POST STREET, Opp. Union Squars.