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aSrVy 1flTT nnnnnrWir I ordered wMch resulted In iudnnent TArEt feif vli feff rif jifC S4 SfcS4Sr ms MMt WiSCtSCO CnBJ0itt3iN lit a 1 lTi Eealtjr0viiedjbytIie I Mnniiinalihr JlilUUlXJJaAAVJe CiVvi i THIBTY F1YE 5MILLI05S orfrei which refnlfadta fadement or the rrpeopUf and nOw defendantrV nare ippeaieo ow una isDeanurauT butedluut the HoUairinansina tn ibe center fb MaareT JC iTnere re sereru aty uip raiir which 4h owner claim title bTriht ef posaesiion for Bperkxtjwceecfing flTe TeaxJ mo oiy no werer luauua that it can neTer lose title to Tjropertj and that the ctatote vi ttmltaooaa cannot operate agalntt it ai it doca in the case tf i prirate indiTidnabYAinong the Talaahle public properties areata adjition to those referred tothe Cotmtr Jail block on Broadwsrihe Kailon llome on tha northwest corner ir Jg i ft here are probably bat fewrbMiena outside of the Assessor and one or two other officials who hare vff idea of the lanBaweaiuioieaaxTwicuco xendlLof general inquiry It has been ootid that the majority considerably underestimatethe Talue and amount of property the title to vhich vests In the fcitT Althoneh comparatiTely lit tle of such property has been acquired within the past lew years the growth of the city has caused an appreciation In the Talne of the land which makes theiuuoklpality richer owner than juy of her citizens All yns property xoayJe readily classed under three leads the parks squares and public grounds the schoolhouses and school house sites and the engine houses ana engine sites The i municipal reports contain approximate estimates of the value of city property but that they are very much below the mark may be readily seen from the very trifling difference in the estimateifox JlSStf and those for 1883 For sears pass the talue of the schoolhonse property has sot been ap praised andjtueoniy amerences in the estimate are mada by adding thej cost of new Improvements each year to the estimate madj years ago In fhe last municipal report the total value of the school property was set down at 3r00XM Of this sum 830000 is reoorted as thevalue of the schbol sites and the remainder repre sents the value ol school taujdings furniture libraries and apparatus Tne latter is a depreciating asset as the buildings become much less valuable as they grow older but the former the school sites are an asset the value of whkh la continually increasing That the iieure of SU93OO0O is mud tool low can readily be shown It will oe necessary nnaer ub neau oi bcuooi TiroDertT to mention the met that the city owns no less than 157 schoolhouse lotS of varying size tome of these are at present of very trifling value but others are among the very finest properties in the city The Lincoln Jrammar School and the 100 tara on a part of which it stands is said to be worth little snort of 11000000 which according to the estimate referred to would Jeave but Lf 930000 for the value of the remaining 150 school sites To the valuation of some ten years ago at least another 11250000 can safely tut iriilMl and if the school nronertv is etklown as being to day worth M50 mji tne cgures are not an over esti mate The Fire Department lots and im vravements are of course less valu able being smaller properties The municipal retort estimate gives as their worth 1950000 This sum is open to tlis same objections as the estimate of the school property and the actual value is in all probability little short of 1300000 The most valuable property owned by the city is of course the public ground The squares parks hospital orison and public bmldina lots are distributed all brer the city and are daily increasing in value The authority quoted fori the valuation of the Bchool and Tin Department properties estimates the parksr public grounds and build ings at 17000000 All these estimates jf for reasons readily understood to say the least very modest The public property referred to is worth probably nearer 3000000 Adding the totals fori the three together instead of the estimate of nearly 20750000 as quoted by the municrpai report the actual valine of tha citys possession is about 3000000 without oTtrstimation The city is pat to proporuoatel as great expeos as any private individual owner could he in settling her title to her own Against property in each of the three classes litigation has been going on for years with indications that there are many fresh suits still to be commenced At present the city has forty separate cases to fight either aggressively or defensively while in a few days the number of the former ought to be very largely added to Of these forty cases twenty one suits have been brought by the holders oi property against the city to quit title to their holdings and nineteen have been brought by the city against persons in possession for tha surrender oi property The schoolhouse sites are free it from litigation There area few suits Still to the Supreme Court but a recent decision of that judicial body in favor of the city governs the majority of them and so not much trouble is to be anticipated in that direction The Fire Department has three suits on hand In each case against men who have squatted ou hre engiiie lots and refuse to surrender possession The most important tuits of all are for public grounds onisomeof which there are scores of prime buildings and which though recordedas city property are soiar as posseseion goea city property in name only It has been suggested that in these contested cases nben the city is the rightful owner and where nothing else but tedious and protracted Huca tion keeps her out of possession that the tenants should be summarily MlfaRMstMlSsl temosiov i pbeachee i Interest inff Faetilbont the 1M lw I DJtUUil UVUWWU UUIM1HHI bVAUCC liansireg JinglllBsina zcuooi LotHanison and Spear Jitawts Tandthe triln nfta 1 lots West of the Into section of Market 5J land Sacramento lust westtof rthe pa tanc tjoast Meamsnip uompany om ces i ne uiannei street ana i Mission creek lands the sate of which was re centlv proposed belonz to the dtvand are by no mesne the least valuable of ban ranascos many possessions SCHOOLBOC3IS A5P Ota There are 155 schoolhouse sites belonging to the city and on kirty two of them stand scboor buildings The most valuable of all is the 100 rara on which the Lincoln Grammar School etand In March 1870 the portion fronting 27s teet on Aiarket street ruiTinianniiQrm aentn oi iuu leet was leased for a period of twenty years to tne nipnesi nuiaer ana at xne same time 300000 worth of school bonds were issued at 0 per cent redeemable July 1 1891 The tout amount which win nave oeen paia in ior mo teases at the end of the twentieth year whkh Is next year will be 538100 and then the fine lot will again become school property On Post street ISPJi east of Stockton the department owns a lot VAIV 4V4VN4 IVA VM Tears and another eood improved property on Fourth and Clary streets also leased tor pertoa or tea years Among the other valuable school properties are the fine corner southeast of Stockton and Bush streets 1376x1376 the Commercial School on the east line of Powell street south of Clay 688rl37 6 on the west line of Powell street south ofJackson 639x137 8 on the north one of Sutter street west of Gough 1376x120 on the north line of liroadway 1376 west of Powell street 65 2il37 and the buildings and sites on Broadway near Bansome street Union street west of Montgomery the southeast comer of Washington and Mason streets Geary street west of Jones and several good properties south of Market street The less valuable sites at present are in the many blocks north and south of the park and in the Potrcro Some of the lots have quite an interesting history as for instance the schoolhouse on McAllister street whkh stands partly on ground reserved under the Van Ness ordinance and partly on purchased ground The ordinance reserved 20 per cent of all land in the hands of owners at the time of its pas cage for public improvements and when the school was half built In 1870 Louis Bitter showed that the city was appropriating more than its 20 per cent and that the building was partly on his land lie received 7636 for a frontaee of 876x1576 What is known as the Point Lobos avenue school stands on ground which was originally dedicated as an Academy of Sciences lot It is on the east line of First avenue 100 feet north of Point Lobos avenue and measures 157x210 and was lost to the academicians because they failed to tarn it to the account which the acceptance of the property entailed upon them In the same way a nne lot was onerea io we Academy of Sciences years ago on the aI A ktiMLAnnl wKam tViA nAiff PttW V1U UUilM avUMUi vKw vuv un tj Ilall now stands but was not taken up because tne tnen academicians tnougnt it too far out of the city The West Mission school lot was squatted upon and the city was unable with legal advice the lot was jumped by the city and the squatteirin turn sued the city but was also unable to prove his title lie being unable to evict the city it has remained as it al ways ougnt to nave Deen city property Wltnin the past few years the value of the school prooertv has been en hanced considerably by the erection of new and good scnooi buueungs Among the latest are those on Kate and Fill U1IMC AUftv uant jv uif Franklin the Point Lobos a venue School additions to the Boys High school and the new Clay street school hear Walnut street Although there are so many school lots it has been necesary on more tnan one occasion to buy property in certain localities while in others the schools have been crowded out and have become unnecessary in the business quarters Lots too in one section of the town have been exchanged for others more suitable by agreement with private owners The school buildings alone and without furniture have cost the city 1063155 while fully equipped or at least to the extent that they are equipped an additional 340000 nas been spent xsonix LOTS ASP BOVSXS The third and a verv important por tion of the city property is represented tn the lire engine lots houses and yards There are seventy three lots belonging to the city on seventeen of them engine houses stand on five there are truckhouses on five are separate hosehouses and there is also a Corporation Yard on Sacramento street and one on Waller Three lots are in litigation and have so been for about two decades Of these three properties one is on McAllister cast of Tan Hess 30x1370 and is covered with private dwellings having been occupied adversely to the dty or from fifteen to twenty years The Supreme Court is now passing on ins uue oi tne squat ters The second is on Bush street west of Polk and also measures 30xl37fi On it stands three houses the rents from which have for twenty years been drawn by William Bradbury The third is on the north line of Jackson 139 feet east of Front and measures zuxuu un mere is a two ThBGirTi JStory Credited SMretiiibrji thIast Assault evicted In fids case the holder would I etory brick building and title has teen in disDute for twentv vears On Fourth and Folsom streets the engine bonse and lot are leased irom tne city by the Mexican Veterans at a nominal furure and sublet to the Fire Depart ment On Brenham place the Exempt jiremen occupy a ujk cukuio uvur mm have to hrinir suit and prove title to the li prbpetty and such a course has been auccessfully pursued on one or two oc vScaslonsbut when large properties are SST Evolved the offlcials fear to be held i personally responsible and so hesitate Sf to take auchaggreisive stepi xs axnTOSuajiiswrDs Jj i The city ownstmderlheclasufica fSii Honoi parks and public grounds some forty six separata pieces td jiropertyi if These include the oldiCity Hall new i Oty Hall Golden Gate taji and ceme Sfel itery the hospital lota and different ts7C Xqttareslaiown as suchrhe largest feUWproTJerty In point of areaMs the parte 0 jjgii and 8 100 acreslden fp Gate Cemetery Including grants to large number oi societies ranks second wdmsmsuaof00sKrespTheAlms house tract is eighty acres in area and theHwisanf sBjsruge lot 97 and 77J00 i01 0 thesef two latter properties icooifotthaold siulMWAlnuhouse1 IsSSuserclrCorrecttoniand InduslfKOodw sl60 SchooLThere are about thirteen squares main six lots In different carta of the icitv dedicated as public sduares but at ipresent lying in uu populated districtsj wuvrvuiwr gtauiag anu cuiurauou wonld be forthe present 111 advised lt is in the squares that littgation is jBostactiTe In twoinstaaces the property Involved to very valuable Hainilton Square originally extended from Post street to oTarrell and from Scott street to Steiner It was divided iowever by Geary street A portion oi tne lOUUKrn Jais was ueoicaieu la vi lSTOasa school lot and the balance conveyed to iSdward Tompkins this sictton being ratified by the Legislature The northern partis the square as now taownandis under culti ration Re cently the power ot the Board of Super lsnrtoconvthpsofiHainliton Square referred to was called in ques tioaand the case after being heard and reheard is now in th United States Supreme Court for final decision The tower naif of thoirhjlnai square is tralltupand there are seventy uifier ent owners on the property ail nalur Ut anxious to retain possession i Lstsyette paric sras onginsuiy bounded by Gough Laguns Washington and Sacramento streets but in October 1887 WvrBolladay mar ad judaed owner of nineteen twentieths ana to the dtv and eonntv tha remaiiw ffeS rltwentietheloaeTbe People of the 1 gatovs ltilHolWetaIto Vr the title of tie aaa now on appeal be ST riethe5nperior ConrtrSifcnd tig3JS3XSStSS i ii wr 7 mrmmmmm wiuissssnnmi euvajtssr 4r trwi 1 rS laStrfftrf ai feBaUSiSi safr rSrfPr fcSCf i a fe tV Mf a ifiersedsad eMitjital navinir a small vearlr rental for the use of It As soon as the Jewish Cemetery is vacsiea tne aepsnmeut wui uumeuf mteiy secure an engine nouse wt were The Mint avenne enzine lot was dut chased about two years ago and anew englne nouse was erectea upqn lass Jear The fine Caiifornia streetengine ouse lust west of Laeuna street was acquired in exchange by the Hoard of Supervisors for a lot on Sutter ana Jones treets One of the fin est engine bouses in tne city no stands on tne lot whkh uz6xSZ mM M3 rxAiuons the valuable properties are the improved lot on Bush street west of Kearny the southwest comer of Bctidenis of the charming little townrofHaywards are still at sixes and sevens over the Bollocr scandal and the matter seems no nearer a solution now than it was the first day the story wss noised about On the contrary instead of the affair being the usual nine days wonder and then dying a natural death the Bullocldtes and those who believe their late townsman guilty of hehlack charges placed against him continue their battles The announcement in yesterdars Cbsoxicu that the Insurance company for which Bollock acted as agent had attached his property for a 1700 shortage in his accounts made those whobetieved in his guilt all the more secure in their theories This announcement together with the one made by Depnty Sheriff Proussey that Mrs Bullock said she did sot mind tho attachment as she was going to sell her property anyhow sd join her husband aroused the belligerent feeling against Bollock and ominous threats of speedy justice were heard if he should only place himself within the reach of certain determined citizens who had madeup their minis last Wednesday night to have a reckoning with Bullock but who were disappointed when they want to his bouse to find that the bird had flown The battle which had been in progress on the streets for several days got into tne ranas ot tne attenaanta at tne Methodist Church presidedover by the Bev Dr Boss and the dissensions which had arisen over the matter kept many ot the regular attendants from service yesieraay xne suoject was tabooed daring jerrice tut it did not take ft very close observer to discover that the minds of the greater portion of the congregation were busy with the weighty problem When Bird father ol Walter the gay young Lothario who is accused of being too friendly with Miss Bul lock walked into church there was a hush of expectancy tor it had been rumored about tha town that some of those who sympathized with Bollock were going to get up and withdraw That did not occur however for better judgment had prevailed the night before and instead of going to church at an tnose wno naa announced tnat they would walk out of the church stayed at home Dr Boss took tor his text I am the perfect man but he did not reler in any way to the one prevailing topic in the town When seen alter the service the reverend doctor said that several of the regular attendants of his church had not been present at the mornintr serv ice tut he thought their absence was due to other causes than svmpathv for Bullock The only peo ple he knew of having given notice of leaving tne cnurcn to snow tneir isitn In Hulioek were Mr and Mrs Patterson and he was of the opinion that at some time in the past they had had some disagreement with the Bird family Dr Itoss said that there was no doubt as to the guilt of Bullock and he said hat he was sure he did not have many people in his congregation who would leave it through sym patny ior tnat una ot a man The Comrrecaiuma Church pre sided over by Bev Madge had a very large attendance at the morning service as it was expected tnat ne would make some allusion to the letters he had in his custody and which passed between waiter a sra ana Maud Bullock As in the other church no reference was made to the matter and those who went to church to hear of the scandal were doomed to disappointment The cause of all the trouble young Maud Bullock seems to be a regular will the wisp and none oi her parents friends can find out anything about her It is known that she was at the ranch of her uncle Walter Johnson of Livermore until Saturday night but at 6 oclock that evening she was taken away and brought nearer home Bice who has been one of the active movers in the expose of the whole affair and who called It to the attention of Bev Mr Madge is the one who it Is now said knows where the girl is and he is ready to produce her at any time her father can be captured An eaort is being made to find a man who according to Maud Bullock witnessed the last assault and they are positive if they can find this witness and then captors Bullock there will be no doubt of securing a conviction The warrant which was first Issued by the District Attorney for the arrest of Bullock when the matter was called to his attention by the senior Bird was destroyed Saturday and a newone was sworn to by Walter Johnson the girls uncle In spite of the action of her relatives Mrs Bullock declares that the innocence of her husband will be proved to the satisfaction of everybody She says that her husband is the victim of a conspiracy and that his daughter has been found weak enoueh to assist her I fathers enemies who lor business and otter reasons were anxious to get rid of him One reason which Mrs Bullock cites as a proof of the Inconsistency oi br daughters charges Is that she has retracted them twice and would do so publicly but for the way she is kept by people who are not anxious to have the charges retracted Mrs Patterson was asked why she withdrew from the Methodist Church and she stated that she did not think that the elder Mr Bird had shown a proper Christian spirit in regard to the charges made against Mr Bullock and so long as he was a worshiper In the church she would have to have her services St home Shis said that she bad known Mr Bollock for more than ten years and that ahe had always known him as good father and a kind friend and she would not believe the charges clnsde against hlm hy his daughter until the girl was placedun derother influences Wharf wd waye houe on the south line of Ciiilbroi jvwsawmBvvwmm wMeneMsjei i 7 ay JMBut to actusit ruaresendi Markttstreetiirestof Tenth one OB Second street conn ot xtowaro one on tha north line of OFarrell street east of Stockton and one on Main street tastef Folsom fS VU irom even a cursory glance over the ritM nronertv as here made it will be seen that San Francisco ownr great deal that Is very valuable and much that in years to come will materially uoweu laiuc csesi rr jex umasncliiojexD The Bar Association of A larnwfa ewmtythijBipubUcaafAluahce Club and the Kesacadub nd the Board of Trade of Osliand have Indorsed ladge WE Greene for the position of Jso date Justica of the Bapreme Court made vacant by the resignation i of Justice Tempter It Jndgev Greene has also received the Indorsement of the San Joaquin Bar Amador Bar Contra Cost Bar and ol rnsjiykading attorneys Md SiipeTior ttrartjsiouges ex was ana Vtner coun A3f IJsUI MCTBUQ6 racea male of pwe dlsulled waterl nnnl Iran lslctt aad tbesicaiswBon mras Acta nwn wiww aay lbs UupentiesjBt erOiBaiyaitBka i i i 3 Twi Great MerrastMiw4Uvet Bemed is a surf ears sw stoeeatMo im finute eompUlata action to laiwln Far aieon It sun no eaos xaerwore i roodtrwi mwticta aadttasale iscrtSM Aaur farsaiaaaSCreafUts beensentthere to protect the privsta sealers who ar going to ran the gauntlet of American men of war andcatch sealsidespitei Uncle Sama vigorous protest -s neTevenue cutter uear vrutv go tip to Mare Island to dar to take new guns one of whkh will be a six Inch rifie iThe Bear goet to Point Barrow nrst to teave tne new appointees ac tne the whaling station and she will then divide iter time In looking after the whalers and sealers 2 The yachts Annie and Volunteer had a pick up race yesterday afternoon from Huntera point to Sausslito The wind was blowiny rather stiffly from the southwest and both vessels let pout all canvas and mads a pretty run across the bay Csptain George Engels was tn command of the Volunteer and he showed a clean pair of heels to the Annie By the ume Sausalito was reached the Annie was newhere in the race Zl 7 Ueil elson sailor was arrested yesterday morning by OtHcers Kd Eairan and John Dormef and charged at the north harbor station with petit larceny Kelon is a kleptomaniac and Steals everything in sight for the mere pleasure of having something to do He went Into the room ol Jim tVhitfy on Commercial street near Dremm on Saturday afternoon and stole that gentlemans only pair of shoes whSe the owner lay in bed Whin walked down to the police sta tion barefooted and in a state of right eous Indignation and lodged his complaint The offender was found in a saloon on the water front trying to pawn tne snoes ior axirmi HELPING OLD SPORT BI3 BKSEril AT WOODWABDS OABCE5S He Bubs Five Kites VJpen the Pavilion FIoot A Gory Sword Combat Afterward Two nineteen 1 JUe rott ready Go shouted sv florid faced man with a strong voice from the stage of the old Pavilion at Woodwards Gardens yes terday afternoon At this list word Old Sport Campana the noblest Boman ef them all the loud voiced man said started on a five mile run around the pavilion floor He wore a white undershirt black vel veteen knee breeches white leggings and thick red tocti From his neck streamed a narrow red ribbon It was the day of Old Sports benefit and a few hundred people had gone to the groundsto see the ancient athlete and to assist him In raising enough money to go home to New York Sport was left here by Frank Hall the manager of the walking exhibition recently held in the Pavilion when that beautifully bewhiskered gentleman betook himself and his overcoat to parts unknown Campana had a hard time of it going around the slippery floor but he kept steadily to work and reeled off the laps regularly to a gentle trot He went ten laps to the mile and at the end of tbe fimeth time around the hall the starter yelled Fifth mile and puffing and blowing Sport grasped the edge of the raised stage and looked thankiul that his work was over Ue was loudly applauded The loud voiced man then announced that Campana had beaten his record and made the five miles In the unexampled time ol twenty seven minutes He was glad the loud voiced man was that Sport had done this in the beautiful climate of San Francisco Then Old Sport came but and in a piping voice thanked the ladies and gentlemen of San Francisco California ior helping him The band played and Campana became a memory A sword contest was the next ester tainment Bbthke a German and Petrolizinsky a Russian were the contestants They used heavy sabers and were partially protected by masks and tin cuirasses As there was no covering on the neck nor on the head behind the temnle it was dancerons work This the Russian found out when his opponents saber gave him an ugly gash on the side of the head from which the blood flowed freely retro lizinsky fought the battle out however The contest was awarded to Rothke who won by a few points He was presented with a medal and the Bus oiaa was consoled with a purse During the remainder of the afternoon the visitors enjoyed dancing and strolling around the famous old grounds Old Ktortn entertained a nnmber of boys while pulling an oar in the circular boat He was somewhat disappointed as the benefit netted him only 124 which is not half the fare to Kew York I wished Id licked that fellow Hall he said to a reporter I wanted to do it out tne boys field me back Ill get him yet though you bet and he walked away trvine to grind his stunted teeth AMC8KMKNT3 imisERji fijefiii eiiSBxaYft THE iFLOBAL TEC0BlTIOB Ste i i Lirjpe Citherlngi a iha Plyy monihv and vptlier JChnMhes Plymouth Conereeationil Church Vras transformed Into a scene of great 1eauty last evening tn honor tf the thirteenth annual memorial praise servicei From thecenter of the ceils lug to the walls In all directions there were suspended long streamers of red white and bine bunting which dropped In graceful loops over the heads of the congregation The organ lore was aecc rated with streamers of the national colors togethtrwith shields flags and representations of Grand Army sym bolsl The preachers stand was covered with a silken flag while the walls around the platform were almost hidden trom sight behind a profusion of flags bunting and flowers and the platform itself was crowded with many stands of flowers worked into patriotic deiigns The rgsnloft was removed for the use of regular pew holders and others who wished to hear the services and long before it commenced every seat was taken The pews in front of the pulpit were occupied by members of the Womans Belief Corps while behind them were seated members of Lincoln Thomas Garfield Cass and Meade posts of the Grand Army of the Kepubliui The order exercises was as follows Organ prelude anthem male voices Our Satlve Land Billetre InvocationInvocation Bev WH Scudder daet and chorus I Waltedfor the Lord Mendelssohn responsive reading bass solo Dr Humphrey All Ye Who Seek Roberts hymn Onward Christian Soldi ers congregation SAILOR BKOWX BCOKKS KKOCKOCX New Guns ior the nth and Bear The Xaeht Til anteer Seats the Anale Other Uarlae Notes Sailor Brown turned up mgsin on the Sear on Saturday night and vdll live Ito spsr with some of the hoys on the Tsens at wsjTumorea tnat tsauor hadgone to Los Angeles to try and make a match wlth EUingsworth but the report man to nave so founds tionjiBrown distinguished himself on the tent yesterday afternoon by showing sailor what he knew about flght ing iTheilor whose name Is Walter SKOtW uuu wing ui am iua mn joiow how to fight Brown took this in good part ontu Scott made a smash at him and then he turped loose and in very few minutes convinced Scott that he knew a little about the rules of a twentr four foot ring Scott made a lead for the Saflor Med to reach him and received a bio between the eyas that sent him on his backv Whsn he rose tohls feet Brown was on his muscle and threw in one two three on his face and ribs and completely knocked him out now thinks that the r8auorf iba pretty good fighteR The United States revenue cutter Bush which started oat on Saturday stight and which eame back again and anchored fa the streamgoes up to Mare island this morning to get In a new suddIv of ammunition and three new guns The officers of the Jlnsh fvuenuy mean uuamew ana wnen ear gets north she wfit be la condition to cope With the British vessels that hate The production of Julius Casar at the California Theater this evening will be exceptionally fine Booth will play Brutus and Barrett Cassias and the stage mounting will be artistic This is the last week of the engagement of the two stars The Bostoniahs appear in Doro thy Celiiers pretty comic opera at the Baldwin this evening JJat Goodwin will give his clever imitations of actors in this weeks bill at the Bush street Theater This is his last week Powers Ivy Leaf company commences a short season at the Alcazar Theater to night The play is a clever melodrama based on Irish file and it has proved a very successful attraction for two seasons The Tivoli Opera house continues Sanon to good business The Orpheum has a strong attraction in Jack Dempseye all star company this week The Wigwam offers a good programme ofvarletles to night Alfred WukieY concert oh Wednes day evening Is attracting a good deal of attention irom musical people Korris canine performance will be given all this weck at theBtandard Aoeaer rf Barrm Does Mot Draw A meeUng of the Frenchcolony had been caUM for yesUrdayafleniooii but wben Apouo nau was tnrown open for the expected concourse the half dozen faitnml ones gazed sadly around and at length left in despair An admirer of Barra said to a Cnaoa ictx jurter tbat it was a great mls taxe to mvite tne rrenca worxang classes to a mesttoff on Sundsv after noon anyhow as they made a point of geranxoui ot sown vnuiasuay lit Several hundred people attendedThe picnic of the Belgian Benevolent So ciety at Seaside Gardens yesterday The merry go round and other devices afforded much amusement as did also the various games which were provided In the tombola man valuable crises were awarded Dancing in the pa vmoa was mauigea in nnw uarxness drove Uie pleasUTS setkers to their iisiiiV fHAt TO KlUDiUtffWBCt TO BUD IX If your afiUctions rCmlylead Teiurvebeaalieauposant TbaUatUMyvaifttttefead TUS bradran coaUlaa 300 passe and Is toe to voa zt is ansa wttn nun moons SBcataMtbelbllowtnct 3 Drs Etarkty ftlear Slaes ustoj yesr OaJr Smsry Oraraam Me Drs etartey Palea Mr doctor sars tbat oae fais pattoau wa sua IMS to ttwr Com 1 wml TUJS Trlant Hi ever 000 SMS which thsls Oocb Mrasd Osrso Trtjet Ba Mniml fci tnrmitiM ta thalr nnesSat aad tar la IMS iatmvinCT Itr brachilSOOi WUMI stnet Du raslae iitK scrinture readins Bev Scudder anthem male voices Blest Be the Ground Leavitt violin solo Meditation Herzog prayer Bev Scudder solo and chorus One Flat One Country Stfll alto solo Mrs Madden 1 Will Praise Thee Lord Handel address Comrade Bev A Cruzan prayer Bev A Cruzan hymn Battle Hymn of the Republic congregation quartet DnJ Humphreys Mrs Ida de Ssmlnarlo Mrs Madden and William Keeley Tops Ormsby benediction Ber A Cruran organ postlude The instrumental music was rendered by Miss Pearl Noble and Burr Noble cornetists Herzog Violinist and 11 8 Stedimtn organist The musical portion of the service was beautiful and the address of Bev A Cruzan pathetic eloquent and replete with patriotism moved the congregation to applause and at times be dimmed with tears the eyes of many a grizzled ex soioier wno listened to it AT EE BABS0W8 CHCBCS Over 120 comrades of Lincoln Post A assembled for church parade last evening and marched to the First Congregational Church on Post and juason streets ine omcers present were Commander Mastellar Senior Vice Commander Herrick Junior Vice Comnumder French Adiutont Brewer Officer of the Day Knox Officer of the Guard Barker The sermon was preached by the text Jeremiah xxxil verse 42 For this said the Lord Like as I have brought all this great evil upon this people so will I bring upon them all the rood that I have promised them The preacher applied the text to the wore oi tne urana Army ot toe ite publio In the civil war and showed how rreaf and how enduring are the benefits which have fiown from the sacrifices the suffennes and the tears of twenty five years ago He indi cated anion the special beneilts de rived the lesson taught to the nations of the earth that the people of the United States are capable of self eov ernment a condition then put to the test The country had also learned irom tne aeteatsot tne earry union armies the necessity of organization lastly tne enectoi tne ctm war naa been to establish absolutely the safety or American nomes ana American in stitutions At the conclusion the entire congregation joined the veterans in singing kUU UJUI VV1UINJ Thee with magnificent effeci FRESBYTSKlAJt BEaVtCES In the First United Presbyterian Church on Mason street near Eddy last evening Rev Gibson addressed a Memorial Day sermon in cotaniemoration of the coming day that is set aside for the pttrpooa of decorating the graves of the nations honored dead He described the qualities that go to make up a good soldier and spoke of the great sacrifice of human fife that was necessary to preserve the Union and said that it highly commendable that earths fairett flowers be placed on the graves of the nations preservers In connection with the soldiers who preserved the republic he spoke of the soldiers of the cross and shewed that the qualifications of the latter are similar to those of the former Rewards await both in the H0ESE COLLARS easily provedai correct by visit to the oKlmining town of CimpoSeoo In Calaveras county There he will see a number of trees of the cork oak variety sTowinz with all the visor peculiar to our dlmatev Some df these treestare quite old and have attained a size proportioned to theayeuvttit oldest and largest tree is on the grounds of Cutter aad Is perhaps the largest treeof that variety in California ft about sixty feet in length and measures seven feet eight inches in circumference nearthe base It i wss grown from seed fsent out from the Patent Office about thirty years ato The texture of the bart is nronounced bv judges to be very fine and it has ample thickness to make it valuable This tree was grown by the aid of irrigation on a red chty soil such as Is peculiar to the mining regions of the foothills There are doubtless many thousands of acrei of similar liiirl in tht Stats upon which the cork oak can be suc cessfully cultivated ilr Cuttefatree produces annually a good crop of acorns which he sells readily to the nurscrr men wio eagerly engage the crop Before it matures which fact proves that an interest has already been felt in the promotion of this new lndustryv I Yaluct Sranrss Calaveras country Mayii88a THE BAKERS WANTS EUVO HOCKS A DAT susdax prr A flan Whereby They May Better Tbelr Condition Strikes aad Boycotts Not la Order A mass meeting ot union bakers was held yesterday under the auspices of Unions 24 and 23 whose members are principally Germans The objects of the meeting were several first to shorten the Hours of work from thirteen to eleven second to have six days constitute a weeks work and third to devise ways and means Of accomplishing these results The bakers are willing to put in thirteen hours work on Saturday but they think that to follow up these hours week in and week out without rest even on holidays Is asking too much of them Neither the American nor other bakers are compelled to labor thus About a year ago the Germanbakers made a move In this direction which resulted in a strike Ai is well known the strike proved a failure This time a diifer ent plan will be followed Instead of striking or making any trouble these bakers wfil send a committee to all the bosses and make known their wants The committee will do all possible to induce the Federated Trades to Stroniie those shops whose bosses vor the eleven hour and six dsy movement though at the same time avoiding a fbrmaiboyoott on those who do not The German bakers now number about 100 and great efforts will be made to induce all journeymen bakers not members of unions to join and those who are members of unions to come out for shorter hours and a Bun day off ins ueraun Dsjcera nave aireaay elected delegates to the coming convention who will favor the eight hour system They hope to have the support of their brother bakers 4n the American and Irish unions in their endeavor Several speakers addressed the meeting and the foregoing sentiments were thoroughly indorsed XATIOXAX LOAN UNION A Minneapolis Company of Good XtepatatloB Items published in Saturdays and Sundays Cheosicix taken from interior papers cast unwarranted reflec tions upon the 2 ational Building Loan and Protective Union of Minneapolis and especially upon William Moorehead one of the agents for California It annears there was no rronnd for the criticisms of the agents or of tbe association which is one of the most sutn stantial of Its class in tbe country It has recently established several local boards throughout the State In response to telegrams asking for information about it the union has been strongly indorsed by the Citizens Bank ftnnaTmli Tn hv TTnraiBt a leading business man of the same place lu ageote are men oi cuaracier whose business standing is vouched for by the best authority A Wayward Girl Kate Troy aged 17 yeses was brought down from Tacoma yesterday and booked at the city prison for the Industrial School Kate who is a plump pteasant mannerec miss says that her stepfather John Connors mistreated her so that she ran away and went to Tacoma where she baa been at work for eight months Conners keeps a saloon on Pacific street between Front and Davis and Kate says she was forced to tend bar In the place and that Conners was In the habit of knocking her down and otherwise abusingher rXBSONAX NOTES 1 BelationsiiiL SECBfiTSf lOF SISGEE TieHEnmUy yAjonied by the Lous UtiiR IL nlnhose ycrtiei mur derinChleagosome days ago lias proved a national sensation was weil known by number pt Ban Franciscans Before going to the dty where he met his death he was a resident of SilLouIs and occupied many positions there vHe made many acquaintances some of wLomrerhoved to this State and read with grief of the dreadful fate pf the bright versatile gsj young man Perhaps no one knew Dr Cronln better than Professor A Cc Elmer the well known organist at Temple Emann EI and St Marys Cathedral When young Cronln reached St Louis from Cansds In 1S09 Professor Elmer gave hint a position under hint in choirs In that city and for ten years or until ProfeesptEimef lert tha city for San Francisco the two were Tery intimate Brofessor Elmer was found in the organ loft nf Temple Emanu EI in company with Alfred Wilxie the newly sprxiintod tenor of that house of wor Shipv 1 teeirptninviwellthe said in answer to a question For ten years I labored with him Ja the choirs of St Louis and gave him the first position he got in that city He had many enemies in St Louis He had a wonderful tenor voice ricbt sweet and inspirational and I think that fats murder was due less to polities than to enmity otherwise incurred You think that he was hot killed because ot his position in the Clan na Gaelt I am of the opinion there was a woman in the case said the Proiessor He was a ladies man and when in St Louis told me that be feared death at the hands of those who were jealous of him He made a confidant of me and told me stories which fie said wooid score as clews to his fate ii he disappeared or was found murdered When he eame to St Louis 1 was conductor and organist of the United Chorus Temnle Sbsare Emeu and the Church of the Jesuit Fathers He joined me in those positions and began to sing at once He was recognized as a wonderful vocalist and continued to delight the people of Chicago after he left St Louis He was ah intelligent reader of music differing as an exponent ot musical thought from so many of his class who when a respiration is suggested the interest of good phrasing will tell you they have wind enough and to spare A few months ago Bobyn of St Louis wrote and dedicated a song to Dr Cronln What other position did he occupy while engaged in singing He was first a grocers clerk going into a small store on Morgan ana Twelfth streets Tnere he remained for three years Then he was made ticket agent of tbe Great Western Bail way which he resigned to give his time to the drug business opening a store in tha West End He had a soda water fountain which 1 remember was well patronized He soon tired of drugs but read medicine and attended lectures and in 1879 he went to Chicago where death awaited him Dr Cronln never came to San Fran cisco as Dr Crow did he 1 Never He was not out of my sight a day while I was in fit Louis and after I came here I kept the run of his career in Chicago He knew I was here and if he had been anxious to go to a city where he would hare been unknown he would not have come to San Francisco Comstock was summoned and took BaBinger who was toevery appearance without the least fife to the receiving hospitaL Tbere it was foumi that no bones had bees broken and in order to restore consciousness an electric battery wasrapplled Mn a few seconds BaHmget came to his tenses and at once began to weepprofuiely and to talk incoherently Then he became abusive and wanted ioflght and it took the united strength of two ttat wartpfiicerstogethia to the tity prison where he could sleep off the effects of the whisky jrHhwhieli he was filled That thaytmn man fshottld fall as be did to the hard pavement with full force and sustain no injuries was cer tainly another illustration of the old saying that Providence has an especial care for children and drunkards AIUilNfiEWS 8CDDKN DEATH OF CAPTAIN IHEIE MANTJFACTtirtEES FOBU A TEtJST A Scale of Frtees Adopted Each Member fnder Five Thousand Bollara Bonds A horsTcollar trust embracing all the leadinr manufacturers of eanine neck wear in this city wss formed last Wednesday and a scale of prices adopted This action on the partof the makers of horse collars had been contemplated for some lime They deemed it necessary on account of the vigorous coin petition among them selves which has caused a steadyde dine In prices for a few years past iTzuwjtrsjaMtaaecli lar desJer to a Cosicx reporter yesterday no great surprise to us It will result in a matfirtil advance in wholesale prices and the retailers will probably hare to be content with a smauer maxim oi pron To what extent will prices be ad vaneedlwu asked It Is bard to sar but the new scale results In my having to pay 3 for a collar that formerly only cost me 2 50 That this only the beginning of the aavsnee in pnoes is quite naeiy xou see the Vew order of things will not really besia to act upon us until the 1st of June I am Informed when tha trust will get aown to work in earnest What has already been done Is only in apreUmlnarrwavJ What trade does this trust control rfr JTearly an of that of the Padflc coast It Is the Intention to extend its territory however until the entire field west of the Missouri river shall be Included Of course the retailers do hot like it but it Is so strongly organized that there is llttla nsr xA tesistanca Va On inquiry the reporter found that each member of the trust has placed himself under 5000 bonds to be forfeited is case 0X5 violation of tha compact which Is said to be a strongly irameauocument 1 COBkTBKIS ABeaie la CallformU Wbere Tny FlourUh read wita mucft Interest Mr 8utiiffa arti4eecriblztgtheaethpd of pro dadng the cork of commerca arid msk Inr it ready for market His opinion thatCaliforttiacah produce all the cork used for home consumption can rbe Korman Etdeout the Harrsville banker came down vesterday Edwards Roberts the well known Boston journalist Is at the Palace Welle Chlpman a well known civil engineer of Toronto Is at the Grand Ellsrbeck a prominent business man of Salt Laks City la in town John EL Walker the Salt lake banker is at a down town hotel with his son Senator EvarU is paring a good deal of lADIlOD io at Cornish Chief Justice rnHerwas obliged to eat two dinners in one day at Norfolk Vs and go to a banquet besides GatfieU Grill of Baltimore who hat worked at perpetual motion for ten years says he has achieved success Sir Anfua Adderiey and Lady Adderley of London who are traveling for pleasure registered at the Palace yesterday Admiral David Porter will cclefcrais his seventy tilth birthday on June 8th No confluence violated in stating tnat the name of Benjamin Butler Is not on the list of invited gnetta vfOllsm Gladstone considers the Prince of Wales a shrewd clever man who keeps himseli well Informed regatdlng the topics of the day Mr Gladstone thinks the Prince a success as a public man When Count Harbert Bismarck told Com missioners Kasson ana rnelpe that he had fallowed their careers In ConEress with great Interest Kasson coufhed suipl mouaiy wfui i uiys iimaigwq ia a acw veiseywmx Gvmv Smith theBame oraa evascetlst wbol conducting a greet nvtyatlnCm i Jones slang A lewytan ago Smith tu a jeooer ok uie noxsaays Tirard the French Premier Is said to 100s use an orarouoa oisacuer sus long gray hair is crushed straight back his features are hard he wears rlasaea and has a short ifuU gray beard His style ot speaking is almost austere iew gestures Uulsornament nothing but hardlaeta The Vlseotmt da Botiexle of Breton yrasce arrived from Mexico yesterday and it registered at the Palace After vMrtnj Alaska he will proceed bit home He Is famousssan entertaJnet of Americans at Bis hotel ss Kae ae Moocrsu rans im viscount is a Heuienant ins Bussan Some surprise hu bees expressed be eaasa un uarnsoa wue or ine iresiaeni has sgured to sueh a small decree tnjnews pspsr gossip The fact is that Mrs Bsrri aon haa cenonaUv reauested Washinxson correrpondenti to refer to her as seldom as tviMlhla Ther have treated her thero ibre with the courtesy her retiring dUpo altlon eravea 8ecretarr Busks good sense and steady nonenyoipHrpmw mupiuinwin keen sense ot bom prettiest place You re cot the In the 1r remadted a visitor to htm the other day Of course Whv natt1 waa th tiromtit talotnder You know the Secretary ot Afrieulture the tail end of the Cabinet and the taU is almost altogfthsrornsmeatal Its prm dpaTttMUto keep thetUea off the other msmbers ol the CaNnst fadeaeriblag airiPavaett while In the wttoieu htrr a cable eoiiespondont writes as foUowssHisflgnrewaa taU aad alear oer aressea ta newr Btung io yjiv Tha im waa imlx final nit with daltcaUbntimly modeled teaturss a ties am rnntl ba tamaAtd ahrwhwe with lta light brown beard aeatly but sot elosely trnamea aiany persons upon srsi view el the fees remaned a resemwanee 10 ue wtm ol lUUuef Katarath and this ittaUanamarxaa as it la was even more striking before the late races of the court when bis hair was long and hli vawf raow11iir JSitVitios On not tuaVaU but Jt irtUeiyWba4acaareothacb ewy TEMPERANCE TALK8 A SERMON OK THE EVILS OF UQTJOB TEAFFIC Pastor Herndos of Oakland Argues Against the Saloon Emily Pitt Stevens Address There Is said to be an agreement among the prohibition pastors of Oakland who are believed to be a Urge minority if not a majority of the profession to take turns in preaching agains the liquor traffic on successive Sunday evenings so as to keep up a constant and galling fire on tho enemy Pastor Herndon of the Baptist Church East Oakland spoke on temperance matters last evening taking his text from the fifth chapter of the book of the prophet Daniel the twenty seventn verse inou are weignea the balances and found wanting The reign of Belsbazzar the King wno read these words written on the wall in Kiwis mA unu lUfl lVIWl said a wicked and unrighteous one ana no iremtuea ne saw tne sentence against him Alcohol has been king in this land of boasted freedom continued the speaker and its reign of more than a hundred years has been most unrighteous and cruet But it too has been weighed and found wanting The sentence of its deposition and disgrace begins to appear plainly on tbe wall of destiny and the knees of the wicked old king alcohol begin to knock together as he reads It Weighed and found wanting The way to accomplish the desired result was the speaker saidto join the local Anti Saloon League and work in it with a wilL He would urge his congregation to do this There was a good chance now for the ladles of the Christian Temperance Union to do something to the purpose and he hoped and believed that thsv would avail themselves of it The dsys ot tha liquor saloon he coped and peuered were numbered and almost finished A meeting of the West Oakland Blue Ribbon Club was held In Athenssuc Hall lasr evening Colonel George Baboock president of the dab In the chair Mrs Stevens of this city made the address answering at length the question Who is myneighborf She field closely the attention of 1 her lane audience for a full hour She made no reference whatever to the StMwloon crusade and has as little th lnlt as In the new high license ordinance of Oakland against which she la outspoken and empnatiar TITEOWTSO THE XABIAT A Rude gport That Oeght to IS siappressedi Many of the lads la the Mission are much devoted to the vaqneroi art of throwing the lariat and areacqumng great proficiency in i it But not rcoiK leniwiia oarmiesa piacucs uu raw poitsdogs and one another they have taken of late to exercising their skUi on passers by The police havebeen en vftrn fA bnnnrul the nuisance bV seiimgand destroying the rope but Sport BSS gone ownuy it IvtfT Rmnnt Pnillane saw Georse Crowley boy of rears lsssoo a yonnr girt on Fifth street yesterday afternoon he thought the time had come so mase aaixmpien wip tured both rope and boy charging the Utter with misdemeanor Tha young sportsman waa balled by his father It Is honed thai mild penalty in this case wfil help to dissuade other young knights of tne lasso from farther an noying tbe public WBI3KT AJTOEXECTBICITT Tit StrsBgeXffeets ef CernbUa tlestftnTwev young man who gave tha name of Edward Ballmger st drunkyand fell fromtheroofiOf ace stclmUding ofi Jfontgomery aveniwf nr Broad SayTyeserdayiternboniand vaa parentiy killed by the fall Officer End orai Old tawnit A Vetera theBebelllon Gone Brief Kotes of Iaterest AtafemdmentrteIbrelblock yestcnlay nwrahiglCoronerEverare eeived a telegram from Ban Patio saying thatrMrijAllco HiWilsoajhsd died on the train shortly after leaving Sixteenth street station Thai Coroner went to Ban Pabloand there found CaptataPWllsonvf SanSprari cisco waiting for him withth9 dead body of his wife Eariy esteMayrmorhlnjfptiui Wilson and ids wife left Ban Francisco to visit their ranch at Los GuiUocoin the Sonoma valley On the boat Mrs Wilsoncompliintd of feeling 111 and faint Her husband thought that it was but a momentary faintnessand he assisted her carefully to tho train Ther took a seat and she rested her heaa on his shoulder Just after the train pulled out of Sixteenth street station she moved uneasily and then closed her eves A passenger in the seat behind her took off his cost and spread it over her and told Mr Wilson that his wife was dead MyOodl he exclaimed Shes not dead I But Mr Wilson had already passed bevond assistance The first station after leaving Oakland is Ban Pablo and from there tha Coroner was telegraphed for Mrs Wilson was years of age and for several years bad been ill and guttering from heart disease An Inquest will be held to night A Famous Salt Ended The long pending suit of Mary Block and Lilitnthal as executors of tha estate of Joseph Block against Juliet Bprague as executrix lated that the plaintifitake judgment tor tne possession ox ue oemanaea premises without rents or damages and that tha defendants have the right to occupy the demanded premises nnUl October 1st and have all rights to growing crops and to remove the buildings from the land Death of a Veteran Maurice Walsh who for a number of years has resided at Vest Oakland died yesterday at the age of S3 years from ulceration of the throat The deceased was a veteran of the rebellion having served in the Sixty ninth Keglmeut of Kew York The funeral will take place to morrow underunder the auspices ofAbou Ben Adhem Lodge independent Order of Odd Fellows Items In Brief Alice Lord has applied to administer the estate ot John Lord who died last winter His estate is valued at 300 Lawrence Eoach of Haywards is in Jail for ref naing to pay Us poll tax FM Pratt is to be appointed Justice of the Peace of Eden township vice Kenworthy resigned The Womans Christian Temperance Union will meet at the First Methodist Church at 2 oclock this afternoon James Clark who stole a bottle of wnisKV as iiavwaraa nas Deen sen tencea to thirty aays in tne Vounty JalL In the sensational divorce suit of Augustus against Minnie Krans it has been stipulated that the depositions of witnesses in the East be taken for the plaintiff The police made a raid on the streetwalkers here hut evening on Franklin street between Fourth and Seventh and captured five Twd charges have been placed against each Alls Oetchell a well known resident of this city died at his residence yesterday morning from dropsy He was 71 years old and leaves several children among them Sumner Uetchell and Oetchell two prominent Alameda county politicians MHCHLAraOS msMm Absolutely lure Tuiarvwvji svkr VARIE3A marvel of parity strensth and wnoleoin neaa juoi oosooucm waa im ctdlaarr kinds and eaonot be aotd la compatrBen stttj the mnimnd of tow test ahort walght alota lOSWall tree Naw Toft 0XPAXr Tire ifiHSM ivJmwx liRCAXTtra wu tuts Aseiua lor ue raeum uoaia Pet Cigarettes ARE THE BEST BUOSTEES WHO iftH 7 a little more thia tho rIflRETTE KJ willlni to ni price rharged ior the ordinary trade Cigar VMMiilM UFEUI0S TO ALL OTHERi They are made froni the very highest coet Gold Leaf grown tnVlrrfnla aad ars UDequaiea tor tneir acucaie aroma aaj Tareiragrance and are absolutely WITHOUlrlDULTEiUTIW DRCGi jmjv GIXTEB VanafactOKTS Eichmond Va llEBIG Willi Diisibt iOO Qeary Btiset Baa FriaeUes CsL ml IBM RgSJttla ZOssfflTBBiBilP TTY HUES MISHAP A Fair Chinese Has Her Face Cot Open Wy Ene a young Chinese woman while returning from the theater shortly before 1 oclock this morning was assaulted and stabbed in the face by an unknown Chinaman at the corner of JStockton and Washington streets The woman ran into a grocery store close at hand whence she was conveyed to the rcctfving hospital by Officer Burgess Police Surgeon Enright found that the knife had laid open the right cheek to a considerable depth from the eye to the chin making a painful though not dangerous wound The injured woman only recently arrived In this aty from British Columbia and believes her unknown assailant to hare been the agent of a prominent vninese gampierwno nao Deen smitten bv her nersonal charms and was anx ious to gain possession of her She had once refused to go with him and believes that in revence he hired some one to slash her face that its beauty uugut ire unuvycu Tne Murdered Chinese The body Of Chin Ah You the Ch neser interpreter who was chopped to death last Tuesday yilah YetTuk was buried vesterday with great pomp A canopy was erected in tn street at avenev piaoe ana oacramenio street and Yous coffin was covered with flow ers by his friends a brie crowd of wnom attenaea sue runerai It is expected by the police that Yousmurder will be avenged before long by the killing of some member of Bay XzevsIoBlsta About 800 excursionists mads pleasant trip on the bay yesterday on A steamer of the Donahao line The tjnion Iron7 Works and the steamer Uiarieston were viewea iron ut tteamefi deck at close range Then the party was taken over to tha Alameda side and afterward up toTiburon and tbe Marin shore and by Fort poiit Menton was in charge of the party and tha excursion was a very enjoyableomv The rlsterr A regular meeting of Typograpbical union jio zi was neid at tuiieis building 9 OFarrelt street yesterday afternoon After transacting the regular routine business and appointing a committee of seven to take active steps in sua eniorcemcni ot toe poycott agsinit Bacon fc Co tha union ad jwaaedlL tTT iHltWasBaai Thomas Boss spent Eundayalter noon in eating oa Augusta Mielbach areaUent of BtUrjH street Daring the visit a diipute aroso about 11 and Bosshit tha fair Augusta In tha mouth for which he was arrested by Officer Manonty ii 1 TUrtdSmonstraUs thadUTcreneeof so peHorsxewladgeeverlgaoraaest mliflts un the talaetloe enteesae old ulaw patnaa VnUe Optleal JfepowlSS Umw gamatyatraat a Kow is the time to get a superior split bambee Bshlng md and twtflt and tfca ia wsjaty caaosTcta aa one ysar to 7 ia KlSri sksgie bottle warming atrongtiien tag aad aeaettatlag Pratta AboUUoa iBtemaUonil Snmal Institat CHR0N1G SURGICAL DISEASES yBJEKVCTgg WPUAICES FOR DfJOMHTItt Best Factiitietv Apparatus and Ksaie dies for 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and Slaug EpedtlElrpttetiestotliJ Star Yoait May 27r lyle at the head of 11 yoatchmg on Fort au tian capital and the 1 rrolonied struggle sjiftjlittle island la al iavaroriheottn gi times Oenerals bavd posts and fled The I almost totally uisorgal Tlete state of ansrc cspiaL Theresiden fear and trembling yen when llipr olyte It Is only a qufstioh iime when Legitimev rate or loss his freed Hi life Thiswas the newfl Koyal Dutch Wst 111 shipj Orange KsisaoJ from Port au lTince live llaytiaii and pi steamer gave the HajUan papers pnblil Prince and La 11 Own organ aroialll ports and thesuaatl men ted upon Oa May 16th Mr reralPldantfn eomn I ressoi ressalihea Twrthern troops wer with the hiail remti ciahd to Port su Piiil anccr of Legitime at 1 atedtha fort he toJ Trench Consulate anl cured passage in a Cuba where he now i I turn to the capital Ueneral Anselme touthern chiefs Irom 1 expected great thir troops and ced to soldiers oi the two Gti and struggled kick tJ In small compan rieure is 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