The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 22, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1903. - SCHOONER OKANOGAN’S LONG TRIP GIVES HOPE FOR OVERDUE FLORENGE -and-After Is Thirty-Five Days Going From Sound to Honolulu and Owners of Missing Ship, Now Qut Fifty Days, Have New Lease of Faith in the Vessel’s Safety + vy, K o RN SART NS RSN S 7 arrived | [ Monfea, d ws ewburg, hen Jan 21—Stmr sage Arrived Jan 20—Br ship ship Dunbritton, for Fre- d Jan National City, 21—Stmr W H Kru- for San fled Jan < L, WHOSE DEPARTURE s WAS DELAYED THROUGH 21—Brig W G FOULING OF HER CABLE. g Stmr Excelsior, Tfinzled Cable. Stmr Edith, hence Jan 17 Stmr Al-KI, from Skagway. Arrived Jan 21— owens Landing; stmr Pedro, and a for was ic still | Arrived Jan 21 £93,100, an PORT L( & 22,000 £t lumber as dun- - sa Lumber for England. e Itallan ba Dora was cleared on Tues- with 849,404 1t EDRO—Arrived Jan 21—Stmr Brook- , hence Jan 19. Jan 21—Stmr Brunswick, HARFORD-—Arrived from San Pedro, and Jan 21—Stmr sailed for San Two Cargoes for liawaii. e barkentine Irmgard w'l*‘ yesterday Sailed Jan 21—Br ; schr Wm H Smith, stmr Moyune, —Bark Coloma, Salled Jan 20—Jap stmr for San Francisco; schr Alo- aanapall; schr Alice Cooke, for Port Ger bark Bille, for Astoria; stmr HONOLULU Hongkong Maru, ha, for vkgs groceries an ms, saimon, 140 cs win end ; 10 cs 1 bbl whisky, | Nevadan, for San Francisco. cs paint, 6 pkes dry goods, | o Arrived Jan 21—Schr Okanogan, from Port i 9 pkgs tank material, 200 pJo sail Jan 21—Bark Mauna Ala, for San ranci FOREIGN PORTS. Jan 15—Br ship Dundonald. valued at $139,20 were as follows Is barley, Jan 20—Stmr China, —In_port Jan 1on, 7—Br barks Ro- for San Francisco. .'11 cs fresh oysters, )»—Sailed Dec 30—Br stmr Teenkal, To Launch New Ferry-Boat. bs salt, 74,920 Ibs rice, § tle, via Yokohama s 3 nions, 106 pkgs green HONGKONG—Arrived . prior to Jan 2—Br F ad ( n, w pas h fr 62 f India, from Vancouver. . Stmr Indravelli, from Port- ien hama; stmr Yangtse, from Ta- . ion and Livernool 1 Jen 20—Br stmr Wyneric, candy, e S pkgs paste, d Jan 18—Stmr Aztec, for » cheese, 3325 Ibs butter, Stmr City of Panama, for 266 ibs hops, 5639 ibe ham and bacon. 2 Fran: stmr Colon, for Panama. 4 | cs canned 25’ pkge pickled saimon, 7080 1bs | JAVA—In vort Jan 20—Br ship Giendoon, will Hme ‘[u bme Engine. | coafish, 420 1bs chocolate, &l , | for San Francisco. o By K s of i~ 3 _;k‘xlry lm‘:las beet, wine, 190 | OCEAN STEAMERS. . SR dengs shrimps, 13 | pARRY_Satled Jan 20—Stmr Wynerie, from . Bhis Wi Antwerp for San Francl 78 pkgs. fur SOUTHAMPTON —Salled Jan 21—Stmr_Au- ria, from Hamburg, for New York. steel. 47 pkgs machinery, 98 ¢s soap, 20 tins | — | matches, 170 pkgs nails Epikes. 9825 1bs {POOL—Salled Jan 21—Stmr Siberian, e 050 o5 oatl it Ibs yellow metar | for St John and Philadelphia; stmr Sylvania, starch, 100 rol | for, Boston. cotls rope, 152 ok | _ Arrived Jan 21—Stmr Canadlan, from New Captain Wichman Marries. g York Salled Jan 21—Stmr Belgenland, for Phila- 951 bbls , owner and com- pkgs paints and oils, 3 0 Mactpase 50 reels wire, 30 pkgs millwork, 137 pkgs | delphia; stmr Teutonic, for New York, via . . smbing material, 596 pkgs paper, 161 pkgs | ‘IU‘“X"“"'“" ST e A i e R P s | orom ork, for Liverpool. oo GIBRALTAR--Salled Jan 21—Stmr Lah, from Genoa and Naples, for New York. V' YORK—Asriged Jan 21—Stmr No- from Liverpool; stmr Friesiand, from Notice to Marinefs. HUMBOLDT BAR—CALIFORNIA. | t of Beacons and 8, r 1903, - » 21 _& ' tice te herehy’ given that the first-class | o Salled a0 2L_Stmr Fhiladeiphie, for South- — e “";:;“‘Q'\b';‘)“ W gl wrcently placed | T QUEENSTOWN—Afrived Jan 21—Stme Ha- a > 3 ; e sub- d % ged rocks of the north jetty, Humbolt from Philadelphia, for Liverpool, and . s N California, again went adrift J; Among yesterday's were two wina- | order of the Lighthouse Board i el i . a ssages from Ha- J. B. MILTON, Commander, U. 8. N., BSRRE TR S T artha Dav Inspector Twelfth Lishthuule District. Time Ball. a . d the Branch Hydrographic Office, U. §. N., - p days Makawell. They Shlpplng Intelligence. chunts’ Exchange, San Francisco, g:xr sugar laden ARRIVED. January 21, 1903. 8- . , The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry Will Not Burn Oil. Wednesday, January 21. | puilding was dropped exactly at noon to-day, Stmr Whitestoro, Olsen, 13 hours from Point | j. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 e s the State Board of Harbor e | p. m.. Greenwich time. c - terday afternoon it was Stmr Del Norte, Green, 4 days from Grays J. C. BURNETT, , . he new steam dredger | Harbor Lieutenant, U.' 8. N., in charge. . g apparatus \lrun sh stmr Wyefield, Watson, 4 days from o) st Nanaimo. Movements of Stel.mem Bark Alden Besse, Kessel, | Go to Mare Island. Hoowlu, | - S B e e By JFaward May, Hansen, 10 days’ from 24 BN well. Martha Davie, McAlman, 18 days from | o remer: st ol ol 2o January 22. NEWS OF THE OCEAN skane, Jamieson, 13 days from Port E\'xllulpltfl;rbar f Pler 2 eattle & Tacoma. Pz _| “r Lity, Netson, 43 days from Umpqua. Mendoeino City Pler 13 bark Colonel de Villebols Mar ¥ Pier 13 - Schr Fortuna, Olsson, 3 days from Eureka. Humboldt .. 9 am(Pler 2 e for wheat from Tacoma to < - i e 5 CLEARED. Humboldt . Pler 11 - exper, mow at San Ev. Arena & 6 pm|Pi H Mills to load Wédnesday, January 21. 15 Dis pm|Pler 13 Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego; an Lo & Pler 11 Whest for Austialls Ger_stmr Ramess, Dicletibers, Victorla, Se- i 7 ‘1"""“4 Pler 4 eat for Aus attle and Tacoma: J D Spreckels & Bros Co. Pler 16 T % Brizeux was cleared yes- | _Fr bark Brizeaux, Gouric, Sydney; Cutter & Py gt with ctls _whb Moseley. Gy | Bureka-Coos Bay Pior 10 e A & | Point Arena_. 4 pm|Pler 2 , January 21. |N. Y. via Panamaji2 m|PMSS ___ ADVERTISEMENTS. Stmr Signal, Bendegard, Coos Bay. January 25. Sumr Scotla, Erickson, Bowens Landing. Humboldt Stmr Navarro, Weber, Point Arena. Coos Bay-Pt, Orfd ' Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria, etc, Humboldt . Stmr Coos Bay, Swanson, San Pedro. nggn & Way Stmr South Coast,” Jamieson, C: |8an Dieso & Way ‘aspar. Ger stmr Ramses, Bielenberg, Beattle and Coquille River. Tacoma. 5 pm/Pier 2 And what little you force yourself -glr::Aknfl‘n" Weaich, Drow, Honshrls. _'e_tnfia:;-; l;-;n 11 am|Pier 19 2 N incennes, Salalin, el e, g to ezt does not have the right| Fr park Anne de Bretagne, Bregeon, Bydnes. Portland-Tillam’k | 5 pm(Pler 2 te. What's the trouble? he | Er bark Empergur Menelik, Moret, Sydney. Seattle & Taco: 5 pm|Pier 2 cmach is cut of order. | i B e ey, Eilivgsen, Jversens Land- | G. Lindauer.| Grave Harbor 4 pm|Pier 2 mach is cut of order, the liver | senr 8 Spray, YR " | Ban Pedro.. | Humboidt .. 4 pm(Pler 2 ina.tive ani the bowels are| Schr Mary C, Campbell, Bodega. China & Japan. 1 pm PMSS a ted. Y ; EPOKEN. Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pier 2 nstipated, u need Hostetter’s 4 pm|(Pler 2 < 2 Dec 26, lat 17 S, lon 34 W, Br ship Castle 10 am|Plar 2 omach Bitters at once. It wil! | Rock, !mmuAm;verll;. for ?n lx;u;cu&gwn 11 am|Pler 2¢ Per bark Marths Davis—Jan t tone up the stomech, restore the |, j274s W, br shis Rajore, hence Jan 13, 9 amiPler 11 appetite, perfect the digestion, and | " “mm'r:fgglne:;gx:m 2F 3o i open up the clcgged bowels. Then | poryt LoBoS, JJun leé ':3‘» m—:’ulber 14’ pm;lu ‘3 u’ v cloudy; wind 8, velocity les per hour. m|Pler u'l feel tette . Try a bottle DOMESTIC PORTS. t-Cay. It wil. co you good. SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Jan 21—Stmr AR d g Sante Rosa, from Redondo. amPler 9 Salled Jan 21—Stmr Bln!l Rosa, for San . Francisco. ABERDEEN—Arrived Jan 21—Stmr New- burg, hence Jan 18. fl‘fled Jan 21—Stmrs Centralia and G C ndauer and schr Chas R Wilson, for San anlecu SAN DIEGO—Arrived .vm 21—Schr Maria mm—nnua Jan 20—Stmr Dolm HOSTETTER'S - STOMACHBITTERS E Smits, from Port Gambl GRAYE Jan 21—Stmr Lakme, for | 21—Stmr Point | for San | for San Pedro. | POLIGE ENFORGE 6h3 ORDINANGE Jacob Hoeges, Proprie- tor St. David’s House, Is Arrested. Chief Wittman to Send Cir- cular to All Persons In- terested. Following the recommendation of the jury at the inquest T}lesday on the body of Max Kretzhmar, who was asphyxiated by gas in the St. David's House, 715 How- ard street, Detective T. J, Balley swore | to a warrant before Police Judge Cabaniss vesterday for the arrest of jacob Hoeges, the proprietor of the lodging-house, for | violating the ordinance *“‘requiring certain | regulations to be observed in the use of gas in hotels, boarding and lodging houses.” Hoeges was arrested and re- leased on $100 cash bail. His case is a | flagrant one, as several gas asphyxiations have occurred there recently. He was warned by the Mayor to refrain from turning off the gas at the meter, but has persisted in doing so. Chief Wittman has had circulars prm(. ed, containing a copy of the ordinance, which was passed in 189, and yesterday he issued an order to company command- ers to the following effect: “You will have the patrolmen of your respective commands report to you forth- with a number of boarding and lodging touges and hotels on their respective beats. You will then have the patrolmen serve upon the manager or proprietor of ach of these establishments a copy of circular, 'which I forward you and | kave them report to you the name of each person so served. You will furnish a re- | port to me as soon as possible, so that steps can be taken to rigidly enforce the | ordinance.’ The ordinance referred to is as fellows: Section 1. The proprietor, lessee or person having charge or control of ‘any hotel, board- ing or lodging house, Whenever the supply of | gas s stopped off at any gas meter for the purpose of regulating the use of gas, or for any other cause, shall not turn on the gas or allow gas to flow in or through said gas pipes in said hotel, unti] the gas keys of all gas fixtures in sa'd hotel, boarding or lodging house are first cx- amined and found to be shut off to prevent | the escave of gas. | TSection 2. It is hereby made the duty of the proprietor, lessee or person having charge or control of a hotel, boarding or lodging house, , have a printed notice, containing the words Do not blow out the gas' suspended from or placed under all zas fixtures erected or Gked in said hotel boarding or lodging house. The letters of sald printed notice provided for to be not less than one-half (%) inch in heizht. Section 3. ons of this order shall of a misdemeanor and punished by @ fine of not less than $20 nor more than $100, or by imprisonment not less than five days nor more than thirty days, or Any person violating the pro- be deemed guilty ¥) all kinds of ladies' high a pair. Also plenty of chil- | dren's shoes. ~ 1000 pairs men's shoes in ail &6e a pair. Sale to-morrow (Friday {9 a m Busy Bee Shoe Company, 1029 nnrkex | street, above Sixth, or low shoes Tacoma ... Coos Bay | Humboldt , San Pedro Humboldt Point Arena. San Diego & Crescent City. | Puget Sound Seattie & Tacoma.....| | Newport & Way Ports. | Tacoma . | | Humboldt Grays Harbor Seattle & Tacoma + Humboldt . G. Lindauer. J. 8. Kimball. San Pedro. | Isis Seattle . | Hom Portland & W Ports. | Centraita’ Grays Harbor | Redondo. Redondo ... G. Dollar. Grays Harbor Portlard & Astoria San Pedro G. W. Elder. R. Dollar.. State of Cal.. | Ean Diego & ¥ . Barbara. Seattle 3 Coos Bay San Pedrg & Way Pts.| Pomona. .. Humboldt 3 . Grays Harbor . Willapa Harbor . Puget Sound Ports China & Japan... Polnt Arena & Albion.|Jan. | Humboldt .. ..|Jan, boarding or lodging house | on conviction shall be | RUNG AWAY WITH WIFE OF FRIEND Carlos Oliverdi Parts With One-Half of His Wealth. Has Mr. and Mrs. Sans Ar- rested for Felony Em- bezzlement. 14 August Sans and his wife Marie were arrested yesterday morning by Detective Wren and Policemen Brown and Holmes or a charge of felony embezzlement. The complaining witness is Carlos Oliverdi, who swore to the warrant before Police Judge Cabaniss. Oliverdi, on whose per- son a loaded revolver was found, was | booked on a charge of carrying a con-| cealed weapon. He was immediately re- | ) leased on bail. | Oltverdi and Sans and his wife were | | employed on a ranch at Caliente, and the | | couple became aware of the fact that Oli- | verdi had saved $1860. Oliverdi left the! ranch a few days ago and got employ- | ment at a neighboring ranch. Mrs. Sans | followed him, and according to Oliverdi | she made a proposition to him that she | would desert her husband and go with hip to Italy. ’Fhey came to San Francisco last Satur- | day and lived together at 1104 Market street until Monday evening, when Mrs. Sans, he alleges, suggested that as he had $1800 he should intrust her with 3909, so that if on their journey to Italy he should ; luse the remaining $%00 he would have her | half to fall back upon. He gave her the | | 3900 and she disappeared. | Yesterday morning Mrs. Sans and her | husband called at 1104 Market street for | | | | her trunk. Oliverdi saw them and de- manded from the woman the return of the $500, but she denied ever having re- ceived it. He told his troubles to Police- | men Brown and Holmes, who went with | him to the lodging-house and detained Sans and his wife till they notifled police | headquarters. Detective Wren was de- | tailed on the case and he placed Sans and | | his wife under arrest. They complained | | that Oliverdi had displayed a revolver, | and when searched it was found In his hip pocket. o Confidence Men Work a Trick. Noel Collin, proprietor of a lodging- | house at 239 Powell street, reported to the police yesterday that a young man | called upon him Tuesday afternoon and | | asked to see a room. After inspecting | several he sald he would return and en- | gage one. Shortly after he left Collin| discovered that the till in the office had | been forced open and $1025 stolen, ev dently by a confederate of the youns | man. —————————— Held to Answer. Charles Osborne, a former soldier, was held to answer in $1000 bonds before the | Superior Court by Police Judge Mogan | yesterday on a charge of assault with a| deadly weapon. He and Amos Morgan, another former soldier, quarreled in a sa- loon on Stockton street January 19, and | | Osborne cut Morgan with a knife. | g L] Sun, Moon and Tide. | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | Times and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point. entrance to Saa Francisco Bay. Published by officlal au- | & | thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur a city front (Mission-street wharf) about | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; | the height a ~ TH | Sun rises Sun gets | Mcon rises . NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | the early morning tides are given in the left | hand column and the successive tides of the | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, Sometimes occurs, The heights given are in | | wddition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) | gn precedes the height, and then the number | given is subtracted irom the depth given by | The plane of reference ls the mean er low waters. | )Tlme! Tlm:’ . Tlmel Ft L Wi PRINCESS CHIC; | Last times of the Miles StAvurdale\ except when there are but three tides, as | / ADVER' "AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY THIS DAY, Thursday, Jan. 22, 12 O’OIM M. Sharp VON RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO. 513 California Street By Order of Executors of the Estate of James Scobie, Deceased. 20 LARGE LOTS--3 CORNERS FELL STREET. 00 |6 | % | B ) B BB BB 100 '—__‘ 8 15 7 s 16 \ 1 (3 Sl telZlala | = 3 1 | P & | s sf = 18 — 0 B Sunny Exposure. s E;_‘; B EEAEER AT z 2 g| Close to Hayes and n el k£ 2 7 Fillmore street cars. [t ' 20 < 3 Large Corners. = LARGE LOTS ; 109:6 40 o8 OAK STREET. Es'ate of A. Hagen, deceased—27:6x110; 1801 Jones, N. W. corner Vallejo: 8 rooms, 2 story frzme dwelling. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRANG: COLUMEBIA i Up to and Including Sunday Night. MATINEE SATURDAY. | John P. Slocum Presents ] The Kirke La Shelle Opera Company in THE | VERA MICHELENA in the title role. JOSEPH C. MIRON Beginning Next Monday, January 26, LOUIS FREDERICK JAMES ano WARDE | In a Magnificent Spectacular Production of “The Tempest.” SEATS NOW ON SALE. The umum of All Irish Comedians Their Latest Farce A MGHT 0N BRUADWAY, Next—Knute Erickson in Man From Sweden.” as “‘Brevet." OPERA TIVOLIgz2 EVERY EVENING AT 8 SHARP! MATINEE SATURDAY AT “ITS SUCC HAS EXC DI¢ | | | i 1 Magnificent an The Mikado Given With a Carefully Selected Cast, Including MME. CARO ROMA as KATISHA 1y d dfter the Londom the Great Japanese Opera, Gilbert A NEW AND NOVEL SHOW! Jules and Ella Garrison; Fields and | Ward; Les Frasettis; Richard J. Jose; Scott Brothers and the Bio- graph. POPULAR PR . 30c and __ Telephone Rusn 9. ALCAZAR™ BELASCO snd MAYER . Propristars 3e. Quintette; Elinore Quintette and | Zazell and Vernon Reserved 2 c; Balcony, 10c; Box Seats S0c. OPERA GRAMN | To - N1GHT. all this week. HOUSE | G ™S MY da i SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. Sunday. First Every Evening, Including Saturday Evening, |time in th The Young American Tragedienne, [ e DAUfiflTER g ork MISS NANCE O’NEIL i PR T “MACBETH.” The unanimous cpinion of all the crities is | A Series of - . that Miss O'Neil is one of the great| h-gmr actresses of the world and the only American | actress who can play Lady Macbeth. PRICE --25e, 50c, Loge and Box ngs, ext Week— 15¢ to The: Mata. 13¢ to 50e. THE C AN oo Bc and $1 ats. . .51 50 Sunday L\veninl~ First “‘Judith." , Perfomance of 6:46 5.5/ 1:52] ALL. 1800 NIGHTLY turday and Sunday Matinees. rbids Mentioning All “THE GOOD THINGS™ in NEXT SUSLAY NiGHET RALPH STUART And His New Yorx = Buy Yo per cent. a time, can pay your bill Isn’t thi cent ahove their long credif. For exanple: $1co.co we will cash and the ment houses! No a loan, Come in and N Furniture “On Time” We’ll advance you the money you only a regular banking rate of interest—six And you can pay us back a iittle at Then you can go to one of the first- class‘ furniture stores, with whcm we have made special arrangements, where the stock is big and fresh and where satisfaction is guaranteed, and when you have made your selections you better than bu,ing in a recognized ‘‘out and out’’ insta/lment store? The installment stores charge you ten per All you pay us is six per cent. a six per cent advance; then you pay us $20.00 amounting to $8.60 each month. chases amount to $75.00 we will charge you $79.50; you make us a cash payment cn this of $15.00 and pay the balance at the easy rate .of $6.45 per month. You .save four per cent, great privilege of buying the same as a cash customer, and yet you get all the advantages of the easy payment plan as offered by the instal- unt of money is too small for us to Gould, Sullivan & Co. Suite 1403 *“Call” Building Corner Market and Third Streets ur and charge ia full with good, hard cash. cash prices when you ask for If your purchases amount to charge you $106 00—which is balance in monthly payments If your pur- ‘You have the talk it over. BARBARA FIDGETY Company in ““The Master At Arms.” THIS WEEK, But You Should See the Cast, the Costumes, the Noveities, the Surprises, all for 2S¢, 50 T5c at Nights: 25c and 50c at Matinees; dlrr‘“é and 25c for Children at Matinees. And We Are Rehearsing “HOITY TOITY.” TH[R“D\Y JA2 NUARY 29, ZECH ORCHESTRAL CONCERT- THE CHUTES! High-Class Specialties Every Afternoon and Evening in the Thoroughly Heated Theater, TO-NIGHT, GALA AMATEUR PERFORMANCE Concluding With NEW LIVING PICTURES. TRAL™™ Near Eighth. Phone South 533. TO-NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK. MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Market Street, The Great Comedy- TAKE A TRIP Melodrama by Author “Bowery After D Dark, “Road to Ruin.”* A play for the ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN SATURDAY .vms'n ADMISSION. . .10¢ | CHILDREN When Phoning Ask for “THE CHUT people—a blending of pathos and comedy—a cyclone of surprises—a stupendous scenic pro- OF THE Next Week—'‘DANGERS OF PARIS.™ New California Jockey Club Oakland Track SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY. I‘!m“ll‘l‘-l-l‘, =rry-boat leaves BURTON HOLMBS’ LECTURES. ORWAY I n, “Norway Il ificent Colored Views and Motion Plcmrel F: m ang M ats now selling at Sherman, Clay & (O e“f':- l-";': '-l’.lll'.l.p..-.. a.-;—.‘. SALE OPENS TO-DAY. dise ._"“‘ - ”_G;h reserved : KUPTA o A EOHEMIAN VIOLINIST. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 27, AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 30. M1SS GERTRUDE WHEELER, Contralto. MRS, BELLE HARALSON, Soprano. Reserved Seats, T6c and $1. Coming—GABRILOWITSCH. MRS. O. S. FOWLER unsurpassed cuisine, Will teach classes the use of elsc- unequaled service and tricity to cure disease in the banquet hall of the California Hutel bzllnlnn( TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 2:30 p. m., and 7:30 p. M. the day following. Phrenological ex- aminations and health consulta- tions daily from ® a. m. to § p. m. at the C-h. fornia Hotel, rcom 408, until Jan. 3 And learn how 16 benefit yourself and others. modern conveniences are the attributes that REV. A HOFMEYR. B. A, w:n hmwn South African orater, lectures in C. A. Auditorium TUESDAY and THL’RBDAY Jan. 27 and 29, at 8:15 p. m. ) Rhodes, Empire Builder'* ang * al =3 Peace zn voy. rma Bennett, Esq. Reserved seats in Y. otfice, 50c and 25¢c, Hoitt's &7 & X |'school m