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smmmsmBBsi --A dS 1 SI i ftfe a zsrfifrnv iiim Sg ft gNiitaircisco cmiomci slOTKiXac juke sufei88 fr SfT DUNCAJiAUGflTEIt Hysteiy of a Pioneers Career i A QUESTION 01 UABRIAGE A Poor Seamstress Claims to Be His Daughter and Wants His For tone The mystery surrounding the life of James Duncan who died In this city in February 1883 will it is believed be cleared away by a little woman now living on one of the most secluded streets in Oakland James Duncan was a Scotchman and at the time of his death was about 65 years old He came to California in 185 1 and for many rears drifted about with the floataam and jetsam of the mining camps Early in the sixties he came to San Francisco and opened a tannery I which he stated had becnbi business while living in New Jersey at ewarJc he said For many years he did a thriving business and was In partnership with three or four different persons who haTe either died or drifted toother dimes He was a man of simple tastes end was known to but few persons He seldom if ever spoke of his early life beyond an occasional reference to his nationality Upon one occasion be Is said to haTe told a friend whose present address Is unknown that be Lad a sister living at Ayrshire Scotland and to another a former partner named HeeUt he said that he had been married He furnished no details and the subject was never discussed He went to Scotland on a visit In 1871 and this was it is claimed the only time he left the State after bis arrival in 1831 When he died in 1888 be left a fortune of more than toOOOO which after the debts are paid will amount to about 42000 A will cf which his partner Hecht was made executor left the entire estate to his Bister in Scotland On or about November 6 I8S7 three months befsre James Duncan died he made an excursion to Sacramento for come bark which he used in curing hides He brought some samples with him on his return When he boarded the train he entered a second class coach and occupied a seat with a comely little dark haired woman of SO The latter noted and recalls that Mr Duncan scrutinized her very closely Tl S200O iiear CaUforniahand peeled peaches lacs color and style Dried jrrapes will notbring as good a price tuts year a last uooxtfiiarrirnc drtoa peaches bring better price than sun dried peaches i but with other fruits machine dried and sua dried bring about the same pricesu A Bancroft read a paper on plans suggested for the compilation of an American Horticultural reamer ine names should first be decided upon by a national association of horticulture and floriculture he said and then reg istered Action the matter should betaken by Congress and discoverers of new varieties of plants should hive the exclusive right of propagating the plants for ten years after the registry Messrs Wickson Perkins Shinn and Stabler vera appointed to prepare some Ci for a register as suggested by Mr croft THE MORTON 1IV0RCE BiflOUTBljOpPSHEl McAllister Gives Lawlor Bis Office EXPEESSIOXS OP EEGABD Almost a Battle Between DIs tinsrnisbed Hedical Kivals A DECBEE AWARDED GUEAT 8ECEECT with and finally srjoke to her They con versed for some time and she sajs he studied her face all the time as if to recall a previous meeting Do you know he said according to the womans story you remind roe of my own little ween un whom I have not seen for many years Tn His seat companion sought to obtain more information but he changed the subject and finally went into the smoking car leaving his bundle with her lie told her it contained bark At Oakland he left her with a pleasant farewell and the little woman has never seen hini since She did not then know his name She now saysthat he was her father and that she is entitled to thei2UO0 remaining of his estate Her name Is Minnie Doncan Jensen She says she was born at Newark 1857 and that James Duncan was her father When very young she says she was taken to Indianapolis Ind by her grandmother and upon the tatters death a few weeks later was adopted by a family named Jensen When 20 years Of age she married one of the sons and a month after the wedding her husband was killed by an explosion She then came west and being a skilled needle worker followed that occupation in several cities In November 1887 she came to San Francisco and while en route met James Duncan in the manner described After living for a year in Oakland and Santa Rosa she settled permanently at the first named place She knew nothing of James Duncans deaUfnorof his history until March 1st when she picked up the Chbokicis and read a dispatch from Newark describing the efforts to find the htlrs of James Duncan who died here Then she wrote to Lawyer Oscar Cbuck of this city and the Inquiries resulting from subsequent consultations developed a remarkable chain of circumstantial nroof in support of her aim as being the heiress of Janes xuncan Tn 1856vr thereabout the says her lather returned Newark from the West and married her mother who was a German woman Her mother died when she was very young and she was taken care of by her grandmother Before her grandmothers death she frequently beard of her fathers family of the sister in Scotland and from friends in New Jersey learned that her father visited Newark several times after her birth Duncans sister was found and the estate was about to be distributed when the new claimant appeared and gave notice of contest The matter was called to the attention of the Probate Court by Attorney Shuck and further proceedings were deferred to admit any evidence produced by the new claimant Attorney Shuck has obtained information that Duncan before his death told Mr Hecht that he had been married to ta German woman at Newark and the attorneys theory is that while floating about the gold aig pinn Duncan made a strike went hack East married and then left There Is no record of his movements during that period and this theory appears reasonable On the other hand Duncans friends at Newark say that ne was never married and no record uf such marriage can be found There is one witness supposed to be In New Orleans who it is expected will furnish the desired Information This is a man named Warren who was at one time a partner of Duncans in the tannery business Warren left here somo years ago arid went to Boston end from there to New Orleans wbere bets said to be employed in the Government service As soon Is be is iteard from Mrs Jensen who is meanwhile earning her living as an humble seamstress in Oakland will begin the contest for Duncans estate The Ex Supervisor Charged With Cruelty Mrs Kortoa Gets the Community Property The most popular theme of conver sation about the new City Hall yesterday was the divorce awarded Mrs Harriet A Morton from ex Supernsor Sargent Morton by Judge Levy of Department 10 of the Superior Court Under ordinary circumstances the case would not have attracted so much attention as it did but both Attorneys Van Shalck and A Bath who represented respectively the plaintiff and defendant wanted tne matter Kept secret and as Is customary in such instances attracted special attention to it The divorce was granted secretly and the papers sealed and put into the time lock safe in the County Clerks office he proceedings were Instituted on June 7th and in her petition Mrs Morton alleged several acts of cruelty on the part ot the defendant extending over a number of years An amended complaint alleging further causes for action was filed and AirCMorton answered both with a general denial of the allegations and the case was turned over to a referee to take testimony The testimony was handed in to Judge Levy on inursaay ana wnen the attorneys called at his chambers vesterdav the decree was slimed and the case ordered closed Bv the terms of the decree Mrs Morton gets all the community property which is valued at SbxOOO Sir Morton has a partnership interest in the Morton Warehouse Company amounting to about S50000 but it is individual property and was not claimed by Mrs Morton The decree ends a married life of nearly thirty years and while Mr Morton was charged with cruelty it is understood that the charge was not based on any overt act but resulted from incompatibility There are two children living both of whom have attained their majority Quarantine Officer Lawlor and ex Quarantine Officer McAllister had a meeting in the corridor of the Mer chants Exchange yesterday and al though the air around where the medl cal gentlemen stood was for a time as lurid as the fire and smoke which is sued from Vesuvius at the Pompeii exhibition the Exchange building still stands and the frightened mariners who rushed off Change when yie row commenced are crawling back to resume their yarn spinning and tell what thejgk ould have done under similar arenmstances the Committee In viuflons announced that the Swiss Sharpshooters ana wie nanan uionesej oaraeiy wouia send delegations1 and that the Second and Third regiments would participate in me procession Quite an argument arose as to whether the members of the committee should In any way receive remuneration for their services and was decided in the negative A feature Ot thecele bration will be the music Over 11200 will be expended in that line and at the reception at the Grand Opera house Mr Hue Paris will conductior the first time in this city the overture of Robespierre by Listolff the famous Sua Elan composer Arrangements are almost completed for a beautiful medal emblematical of the event which will be sold at cost price and the proceeds will be devoted to the poor PREVENTS CONTAGION DISEASE CEItHS KILLED HEAT The Machine Placed In the City and County Hospital Yesterday Sew Disinfection Pro By order of the Board of Supervisors a new disinfecting machine was placed in the City and County Hospital yes The elevator boy who was sleeping I alter those now in use In the hospitals peacefully when the row began awoke of England and which are used to de stroy the germs of disease in bedding and clothing in use about the hospitals In shape it is an elliptical cylinder seven feet high seven and one half feet long by forty four inches wide It rests on a cast iron base and is pro Moye to Oust Supervisor BinghaiiL THE SOLID NINE DISMAYED A Complaint Filed That Blnjrham Was Not a Qaallfied Elector KNOTT NOT HERE A Wbtlom Sport and Politician Milling with Honey AV Knott is numbered among the missing He is an ex ward politician an ex clerk of the District Attorneys office an ex sport and an ex prisoner oat on bail Knott has been awaiting trial on a charge of attempted extortion in connection with the Enterprise gang About April 1st he was released from custody on 11000 cash ball deposited by his mother in law For some time past he has bQ publishing a sporting paper on Market street A few weeks ago he sold out and began preparations to leave town Knott bad many small creditors who are deeply grieved over the fact that he cannot be found When last seen he was living in Oakland At present his whereabouts are unknown A VESSELS MISHAP The 8texur Acme Asbore Abore Port Boss A dispatch received at the Merchants Exchange last night states that the coasting steamer Acme Captain Jansen which sailed from this city on the 24th inst for Seattle and northern ports is ashore on the sand beach about one mile and a half north of Fort Boss with a hole in her bottom and full of water The Acme is a small wooden vessel of 171 tons burden built in this city in the spring of 188S Owing to her light tonnage it is expected that she can be raised and repaired without much difficulty judge Jiunrur ill HORTICULTURISTS He Is Compelled to Postpone the Lewis Ce When the case of Lewis charged with the murder of John Harrington a few weeks ago was called In Judge Murphys court yesterday morning the Judge who has been unwell for some days was compelled to put the case over until Monday His Honor has been holdins court almost I every day for several months and his condition would not permit mm to continue Habeas Corpus Harry Christensen who is irnpris oned for carrying on a liquor business without a licence and who recently sued out a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Sawyer and was remanded filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus yesterday in the Supreme Court A writ was granted and made returnable before the court In bank on Monday August 12 1889 Pending the hearing Christensen was admitted to bail in M0 COCET NOTES Jnlini nrteUl who killed John Uefettut In April 1888 will be tried in Judge Van Kernegoms court on July 13th Hugh StolboUand was held to answer yesterday by Jadge Joachlmten ah a charge of an a vault with a deadly weapon with UQ fixed at fSOO Jenus Jacobs and George Esston have entered suit la the SuperioriConrt acarort the Howard Insurance Company ol Iew York for 91SOO for services rendered Hvman and Friend the two men ac cused of swindling Martin Wise by telling mm a nau iaieren a naoie were examined in Judge Rixa court yesterday but the case was not concluded and went over till Uonday An authenticated copy of the will of 7ohumeaTMeiaanwho died in Germany andleftefaooo estate here has been re cciTsa at toe rrooate wan ana i uduc Administrator Pcnnle has applied for letters et administration VnilA AdminlstrmtAr Pttntde hAl an plled for letters of administration on DISCUSSION ON PEcrra 3JSS89 Ihe Objections te Cater Lye 8ng gestloos for American llortl ctUtaral Register The State Horticultural odety met 230 Sutter street yesterday Judge Stabler of Sutter county presiding MWright of Pomona reported that the firuit crop of Los Angeles would be rood WriiotheraUsaki that inTu i iawrylftrtsno and Kern counties the Buncot auu pcaui wujia i uc ever pne nalf what they should be rr MwtorAhe trait was Jxaig dried On account of jjrorbitant iailroad rates fruit raising is not encouraging In the MunUeaxnentionedjllany growers tnreAtentotup the trees and plant jalija grapes Hums and prunes will s2 Jtegoodin Fresno ern and Tuiare tlierjrepwtndleata4thakth trait MsCi ytreesibuWJieidftnmahaltto altnfl iSSwptiWeirii sfjS frfTyrrell said the ouiloofc was good rjjnSan DiegoHe spike of the growth fv i 3fe Xvof tfcekuava there arA Suggested that JfMS Jt would do well In Santa Clara Con rls StfaostaMwd surrounding rountfcs 5p Vj hevseedlinr imc tfctbassofar been vv rkrUwutoffiaJgdagTeatextent 5v AJf A iirFreenxan read aa tnteresting pa ri si Sxr HmHtrtedVrruitX tsidering the 35 at raesTJonfromataeichant standpoint i said dried frniU required a gdod gVX eolDriCtAttrfei fnireifcen a tttnhnmi thar should not bo wetLve drying is crHonger considered repute tLti Ten cars ot last seasons tye ff ariadiwacnesatwnOTw Taiue vJt i SfC 4 SaiV tiWSfJW 3l i xgc Et SSE ISfc igm SfFfesP 1i SiiSsSi JS mkAltii with a start and sent his machine to the upper story and the persistent ringing of the bell by persons who wished to ascend to the upper floors failed to bring Mm down for a couple of hours And all this trouble was about turning over one book seven chairs a desk and the linoleum which covered the front room of the Quarantine office When the Board of Health appointed Dr Lawlor to the position of Quarantine Officer he at once took control of the quarantine boat and attended to other necessary duties but he failed to visit his predecessor and ask him for the records of the office Dr McAllister waited for a couple or days and then he appeared with an open letter in which be referred to an old scandal and wound up by inviting his successor to call around and he would be pleased to render him any assistance in his power Then Lawlor became angry and accompanied by his attorney Garrett McEnerney he visited the Merchants Exchange and met his detractor in the corridor How do you do sirT exclaimed Quarantine Officer Lawlor How do you do replied ex QuarantineQuarantine Officer McAllister I want that office and those books said Lawlor You can have the office and the books but yon must wait until I return from my dinner returned McAllister I will have them now replied Lawlor and I want to tell you right here that you are Halle to go just a little too far and then 1 will be tempted to punch your head and here Dr Lawlor shoos bis fist the ex Quaran tine Officers face Dont you threaten me replied McAllister for I am not easily frightened and wont allow you to bulldoze me Yes you will replied Lawlor No I wont shouted McAllister The two medical gentlemen then shook their fingers in one anothers faces and it was while this circus was going on that the staid sober old merchants who gather on Change deserted the building and rushed for safety into the street After the doctors had continued their expressive argument for a time Attorney McEnerney stepped forward and remarking that their conduct was rather unseemly asked Dr McAllister if be would not return and give up the office Certainly sir when it is demanded in a gentlemanly manner returned the irate ex officiaL who after vainly trying to induce the elevator boy to come down climbed the stairs accompanied by his successor and tbe lawyer When they reached the office Dr McAllister prepared the receipt for the one book seven chairs one desk and the linoleum it was signed by Dr Lawlor and without any farther ceremony the deed was dene Then the doctors separated Dr McAllister held forth in the Merchants Exchange and unbosomed himself to his friends He said that the story abont malfeasance in office on the part of Dr Lawlor was not started by him bat by Colonel Mosby the former United btates Consul to Hongkong I have nothing against Dr Lawlor continued McAllister and I would like to see him get along all right but it will be impossible for him to do so In my position as United States Quarantine inspector I shall board all incoming vessels and will do all in my power to assist himV While Dr McAllister was relieving his mind in the Merchants Exchange Dr Lawlor was giving vent to his feelings in the open air Take any notice of his charges he said in response to the question of a friend why certainly not I answered them the other night when Mayor pond mentioned theim and will Say nothing further Why cant he take his medicine like any decent man When he got the office from me six years ago I turned over everything inside of twenty four hours closed my contracts with the ships in ue narcor ana was on lor tarope in side ot three weeks Now this kicker has held on to tbe place for over eighteen months by tbe aid of the courts and is not satisfied to eive un Why this morning he hired the tug Sea Queen and went outside the heads to board the British ship Kentmere Fortunately for himself he did not dare to ask for her bill ot health for if he had 1 would have him under Chief Crowleys care by this time I wont say any more about him unless he persists in interfering with me and if he does why look out for trouble thats aU Fools are being sold on the probabilities ol a fight with the odds at 10 to 1 that neither of the medicos will do more than talk A WOMANS ERROR vided with doors at each end closely sealed It is made of three quarter inch iron and three inches from the outside is another cylinder of the same material The process of disinfection is accomplished by heat induced by steam which is introduced between the two cylinders which are made to stand a pressure of eighty pounds and will produce a heat of 210 degrees The clothing and articles to be disinfected are put inside of the machine and the steam turned on If it is desired the steam can by an arrangement of the Sipes be brought indirect contact with lie articles to be disinfected The machine is to be placed in one of the walls of the City and County Hospital so that one end will be in one room and the other in another To better facilitate the handling of bedding and clothing a little car resting on a miniature track has been made to run into the machine The work was done by Rice nnder the direction of City Engineer Henderson Smith If the machine proves practicable It is possible that an ordinance will be passed making it necessary for the shoddy mills to put all of the material they use through the process Shoddy is made of old rags as they are picked up about the streets Cases nave been known of disease arising from them The machine Disced in the hosmtal will be used to disinfect the bed clothing of patients sunenng irom malignant diseases ASSOCIATED CHARITIES estate ot II Rice the dive keeper who HI an The estate la worth was murdered by ex Policeman lasfweek The Fifteen Women and Pour Men Who Wanted Aid The registrar of the Associated Charities reported yesterday that during the past Week fifteen women and four men had applied for assistance Four cases had been reported favorably to the Mayor and one adversely two had been reported favorably to the San Francisco Benevolent Society one to the sisters at ML Marys Hospital one to the St Andrews Society one to the San Francisco Iteligtous Society and one to the British Benevolent Society A situation had been found for one applicant meal tickets had been furnished to three and three applicants had been rejected rolETH OF JULY An article published in the Cnaoxi cxi some time ago railing attention to the rumor thit Supervisor Bingham who represents the First ward in the board was not a resident of that ward at the time of his election seems to have borne fruit for yesterday acorn plaint in quo warranto was filed against I him by Attorney General Johnson on complaint of Charles Swift an attorney The document sets forth that at the last general election Bingham was not legally elected Supervisor of the First ward for the reason that he was no resident of that ward within three months prior to the election as re quired by law that he is not now a resident or qualified elector of the First ward ot this city that since the 7th of January 1889 he has usurped intruded and unlawfully held and exercised the said office of Supervisor The complainant prays the Court that Henry Bingham be excluded from the office that he pay costs of action that a fine of 5000 be imposed upon him and that the office be declared vacant Presiding Judge Levy has assigned the case to Judge Lawler for trial Horace Fhilbrook attorney for the relator asked that the case be assigned i to another judge dui ior reasons best known to Judge Levy the request was not complied with Papers were served upon Bingham on his arrival at the new City Hall during the day Auditor Strother was also served with a notice of the commencement of the action as required by the Political Code This notice instructs the Auditor not to draw a warrant for or pay any part pi Binghams salary until the court proceedings have been finally determined Supervisor Bingham was seen by a Cbsoxicle reporter yesterday and questioned with reference to the snit Mr Bingham was in no communicative mood and Insisted emphatically that he had nothing to say Will you fight the suit was asked Of course I will Do you deny the charge that you are not a resident of the First ward which you represent in the board I affirm nothing and deny nothing said Bingham dryly 8 Where do you live Mr Bingham Ask me something hard 1 live in San Francisco The Supervisor from tbe First smiled broadly at his own witticism and walked away to meet a friend with whom he departed The effort to impeach Bingham is hailed with delight by many not a few of whom are Democrats who have become disgusted with Binghams connection with the Solid Mne It is positively asserted that Bingham has for years resided at 317 Filbert street and that a short time ago he removed to California street near Larkin Several years ago be rented a room at S12 Battery street but it Is said that this room was given up in April 1883 It is known however that thirty days prior to the general election he registered and gave his residence as 512 Battery street where he was at that time associated in business with Stuart Men lies The room he formerly occupied is on the top floor of that building ice complainant isconnaeni insi ne sw Sealonal 118 letreeCindwaj taken into custody by that gentleman ana joagea as ucy iouwe non on a charge ot nurgiary ne gave the name of Km Che but was recc nixed by tne police officials as Kon Tis as oia onenaer wno wss xeieaseu irom the House of Correction ba the 23th of last month after serving a five months sentence of imprisonment for the same offense When transferred in the after noon to tba city prison the prisoner was recognized by Detectives Bee and Harper as the man for whom they have been searching and an additional charge of burgjary was entered against him on the prison register -Among the stolen goods recovered was 4 large black valise for which an owner is wanted It contained a hand some silk dress a large amount of childrens clothing and a pincushion embroidered with the initials LA11 GOVERNOR FENOGHIfc NEW RULER FOR CALIFORNIA LOWER The Mexicans of This City at Liss to Understand the Retail of General Torres Not since the Mexican Government recalled Senor Facio as Inspector GeneralGeneral for Lower California have tbe Mexican residents of this city been so anye to discussion and comment as yesterday when important private advices were received here from theCitjrof Mexico The information was in effect that Colonel Juan Fenochio chief of the revenue service in 6onorawasto immediately succeed General Luis Torres as Governor of the peninsula State of Lower California Colonel Fenochio is one of the most intimate friends of President Diaz with whom his influence is more than great Fen ochios family during the past ten Sears spent nearly their entire fortune support of the Diaz Government Fenochios father was an Englishman by birth and the son was educated In England He has traveled extensively abroad and is a man of much learning His brothers occupy high positions in the Senate and House In he Mexican Con Tress Ueneral Torres will be recalled to toe Citv of Mexico and will be oven a seat in ine senate coionei uaroa iue second in command at Ensenade Lower California will succeed Colonel Fenochio in Sonora Other changes are contemplated in the near future It is said that Colonel Fenochios ap pointment as uovernor is largely uue to the fact that English cacitaluta now practically own and control the penin sula Mexicans generally do notiixe tbe appointment for the reason that renocnio as stated nas rngusn diooo nis veins AHUATS FAITHLESS WIFE The Committee Sure of a Creditable Froceaaion The Fourth of July Committee has received favorable replies from nearly everybody invited to act as aids to the grand marshal Several parlors of the Native Sons have also signified their willingness to participate and they will be assigned places in the line of march It is exnected that the parade will con sist of about fifteen divisions each of which will be preceded by a band The committee now has more musicians than it can handle and it expects a very success ill parade Crittendens Fee Judge Coffey has rendered an opinion on the motion to tax costs in tbe matter of the estate of James McGinn deceased practically denying Attorney Crittendens claim for a 10600 fee for breaking the wilL The Court says that an application for attorneys fees has no place in a bill of costs and grants the motion to strike it out PERSONAL NOTES has evidence enough to impeach Bingham and it is thought that the suit Is the first gun in a bitter fight to be commenced against the SolM Nine If Judgment against Bingham is secured it will do much toward breaking up the power of the ring that has hitherto swept every measure before them re garaiess ot party pledges or the en treaties of disappointed constituents The Eureka Phyalclan Granted DItotcc From tbe time I found my wife in a compromising position with Captain Benecke cf tbe Grrman ship Hanover said Dr Edward A Amuat to Judge Wallace yesterday morning my do mestic happiness was wrecked I returned home unexpectedly that night wttift was in TaMiAw 1 QUO A fnnnil the house locked When I rapped at the door of one of the sleeping rooms my wife opened it and the captain was with her I charged ber with being unfaithful but she denied it On Other occasions I witnessed enough to convince me that my suspicions were just An insurance agent of Eureka where the doctor and his wife lived testified that Edse the doctors wife whom he married in Germany In 1883 had sent him several invitations to meet her in secluded places Upon one occasion he discovered Mrs Amuat and a Eureka jeweler ima compromising post tion He declined all her invitations Kelleher another resident of Eureka testified that he had had illicit relations with Mrs Amuat and said in conclusion that he desired to make amends for It by confessing Tbe divorce was granted MR PARSON9 BOND MpiiTLiJBplg UAJainv A JEifHBE9 C05PESSI0S PrivatePeter CBdttrkea StartV ling Storyinolhep Conrt Martial HALLS REMOVAL HE WROTE HE WAS READ TO STEP OCT MBS DANFROTM DISMISSES HER SUIT allaee lead mans wife also a piled for letters 25000 Andrew McCann the man who tried to kin hla daughter Softhle at the Mission hut week was fined 30 yesterday tn Police Court 3 The daughter would not prosecute ana as a consequence oniy me evidence of an officer who saw one blow struck could be taken Lvdia 11 Bern wife of Frederick XT Ileyn has entered suit in the Superior Court to compel William Creeks to set forth the nature of his claim to a 500 lot on Krnth avenue which aha alleges she purchased with her own money nolle the wife ot the defendant from whom she was divorced In 1883 ami juts tutst Our hat department is now crowded with aU the latest bloela 1 Usee ef neat asd rtva trw TVm AH AIM Alt niton IvV ilerlev 618 earny atreeW career of VommTclsl Foa 80 cents coat of one ordinary photo yea can send old Mead mere foodreedlns tfcaa 100 letters can coo tain besides 80 Cali fornia Views in Saiural 00101x7 froUarowuc scenery etc lit newsdealers or send to uai view PBtHi tan Areata want OvEscoirs worth i5d 10 f35 30 and 29 we WQl senior aetYIS flS 1SM and 410 Oriztnal AltaSl OoUins rartora aorta west cor Post and Sapont street Hrxiikarrv of over thirty years stand Ittv Motors epical Depots 1M Honttwiwry taarBnah iV TfcTTs i inade torfOO we wiu Lseulbr XI oa unsinajjiunivi iouuna ranors north rest co Post sad Dopeatatneta She Signs a Paper Stating She Was Mistaken la ttar rlmana Identity Esther Danfrotb who on Thursday petitioned the Superior Court to declare her the lawful wife ol David Danfrotb known in this city as Harriman and to award her oneself of the community property retracted her sensational allegations yesterday by publishing a statement that she Was mistaken that Harriman is not the man who deserted her five years ago in Michigan as she claimed Mrs Danfroth cannot be found nor did she personally ccnre the publica tion oi uie ueuiai xicr attorney told aCfliositxi reporter on Thursday that HrvDanrroth did not care to be seen Tjj reporters and refused to give her address He intimated that there was no doubt about the truth of Mrs Dan froths claim and that the identifiea tion of Harriman on the streets was too complete to admit of a mistake The records ot the marriage license Office show that on June 141883 a li cense was issued to is iiarriman aged 29 living at 119 Post street and George Eva ilagutre aged20 of a Powell street Mrs Danfroth has dla mbwed her action THE PREXCB PETE A Mnjlcal Feature or the Celer bration The Centennial Committee having in charge the arrangements for the celebration ot the one hundredth anni Terary ol the fall of the BastiUa held a meeting last aght in Druids Hall KsphaeLWeill presided and ail of the members were present 3 5 The chairman outhe Finance Com Dr Harris of Nevada City Is at the Palace Cut the Salinas rancher Is vlsltinsr the city Vr Kowell Fresno la registered at the Grand A Levlnsky a Stockton attorney Is visiting the city Gladstone has had his portrait painted thirty five times Lawrence Archer Jr the San Jose lawyer la In the city Railroad Commissioner Abbott Is down from Sacramento The tomb of Virgil at Potlllppo Just outside Kaples is for sale The late Sir Tbomta Daldna bodrwaa burled In a paper coffin 8 Carer a street railroad man of Sac ramento la at the Grand Blum the Martlnex capitalist la one Of the Grand Hotels guests Fl BOTce a prominent Los Anzclea business man Is at the Falace Xolonel A Andrews and son wHl leave for New Orleans to morrow evening Brown a merchant ot Helena Is In town visiting his parents Dr Laaterbach of Breslan Germany la in the city and is registered at the Palace A I Lang a well known Calaveras county man la down from Valley Spring When at home the Shah of rerala sits on a throne of gold and gems worth 30000 000 Senator Jones of Nevada will spend the summer at his beautiful villa at Santa Monica near Los Ang de Tnc fiev Mr Spunreon Jr says that the principal natures oi estern conversation are slang swearing and money Chan Fran Moore secretary to Chan Foa Chinese Minister at Washington has been recalled to China lor promotion Otimiel Gageri who died In Norwich Conn Saturday at the age ot OS was annually elected clerk of that town from 18J9 101888 II Brash who was the looser in are electric lights was a reporter on a Cleveland newspaper at fli a week lea than Sneen years ago He still lives in Cleve land woere ne owns iuwuw aouse sdrs north west eotv Post and ftaneal su 8ieJ WiAt iafr taii a 4 4 SUITS MT Vivjs i i Documents at Sacramento Which He Pears May Be Garbled Before Given Publicity William Hammond Hall was encountered on Market street yesterday afternoon by a Cbbosiclx reporter who dragged him into a cigar store and asked 1m point blank what he had to say of his removal by tbe Governor from the River Commission Just this answered Mr Hall since May 25th I have sent three communications to the Governor expressing my desire to resign unless he specially wanted me to remain on the commission I told Waterman substantially the same thing by word of mouth and furthermore informed Boruck that he might tell it to the Governor officially that my resignation was at nis disposition wnenever ne should intimate a aesirejo hare it No notice was taken of these communications and the first I knew he removed ire because I was ineligible holding or about to hold a position under the Federal Government I have had no trouble with the old gentleman and have not the slightest idea how I could have offended him but I would like to see my communications to him made nubile remaps waterman has never reaa them suggested the reporter I dont know about that replied Hall there maj be something in that oat if I were you I would send to Sacramento for those papers and get them at once or they may be garbled If they are though 1 can furnish you with correct copies and Mr Hall opened bis coat and showed a bundle of type written papers I have now been three months on the Biter Commission and propose to submit a report on what I have done Although the Attorney General says I am eligible far the River Commission position am not disposed to stand in any one elses way My letters show such to be the case General Butler down on the Colby Uni veraity commencement programme for the anniversary oration on July 2d If la Just fifty one years since the General was grid aioa irom taet aterung wo jpiut cuuegs Mrs Southwortiw who has written seventy nine stories and novels and earned over 100OOOwlth her pen thinks ihenught have aided mankind In general far mora by writing some sweet ballad without charge It is claimed in New York thAt Julian Ralph Of the Am lathe best reporter in the world lie la about to enjoy what all food reporters should enjoy trip to Europe Re wrote nearly a page a day during the late centennial That feat however could te done by many others In the prof esston though the enaUtyf the work would how Infinite varieties i i na Discocrr cxoihbo The Reason Why Mayor Pond Will Not Approre It Parsons told a Chkoxiclx reporter lost night that the reason Mayor Pond and Auditor Strother had refused to affix their names to his bond as a Fire Commissioner was because trrev did not believe that the Governor had any legal right to make tbe appointment and that they did not desire to take anv official notice of it Mr Parsons will file bis bond wmen is tor souuu ana indorsed ny good sureties and take the oath of office demand his seat and if it is refused will place the matter in the hands of his attorney with instructions to commence proceedings for its possession SPRING TAIXEY RATES JL toad explosion will soon be heard la military circles At the annual target shoot ot the State mllliia last Sep tember the score of Captain A Mac Alpine was raised for the occasion The companys records were subse quently falsified and as a result two courts martial and a court ot intruiry hare been held but as jet the fraud has not been unearthed or exposed to the full glare of day Within the next few days action will be taken at brigade headquarters and still another court martial will reordered New evidence bias been obtained very recently and Captain Mao Alpine will be made the subject of a rigid court martial early in July The two prior investigations were the cases of Orderly bergeant Murphy and Private Peter ORonrke the fatter having acted as marker or target man during the annual shoot last iaIL There was no direct evidence against 0Bourke and although he bad been a faithful member of the State militia for over twenty five years he was dishonorably discharged from service Private Oourke was found last night at his home on Sixth street and in an interview with a Cbosicu reporter he said The false records which hate caused so much trouble in Company Third Division were the result of a Job put up between Captain MacAlpme and Orderly Sergeant Michael Murphy At the State shoot in September last I was present as a private in the company Orderly Sergeant Murphy ordered me to go to the target and see that the boys kept a correct score I did not want to go and so informed him He said he had received orders from the Captain and 1 must go I had previously seen Mur phjt whispering to tbe boys employed as scorers I saw nothing wrong at the targets and in about fifteen minutes afser I took charge of the targets Murphy came up and relieved me That was all I had to do with the affair but I was nevertheless prom pUy court martialedmartialed and dishonorably discharged I placed the matter in the hands of ray attorney some weeks ago and sent an appeal to the Adjutant General at Sacramento I expect a reply to the appeal in the course of a few dava After I was court martialed and discharged Murphy the orderly sergeant was also tried by court martial He was doubtless found guilty but from the fact that he took sick with typhoid feter the day after the court martial sentence was suspended until he could recover In a weeks time and this Was only recently Orderly Sergeant Murphyedied without having received his sentence The day before he died he sent ior me and made a death bed confession He told me he had paid target boy No 6 1 CO to give me camain a eooa score and said trie captain had given tbe other boys 10 eacn i met ice captain soon atter i was discharged as a result of the court martial He had been drinking and was very talkative He said the bovs did not do as he told them I asked lrini whv noL and he renlied with an oath that he had paid them 10 each to raise his score Up to the present time Captain MacAlpine himself the greatest offender in the whole matter has not yet been placed tinder arrest for a court martial Jiut his turn will come next and the truth will then be tnown On the strength of the MacAlpine scandal in the Third Regiment the Adjutant General refused to issue the State decorations to Company It was said yesterday that the Adjutant would doubtless recognise Private OBourkes appeal and reinstate him of the attractions usuallr presented at inasTesoTi One ot the Mgbitnder societies had dispute with the managers of the theater concernmg the production ot a certain drama and to order to pnttnt the Ty rrom proceedrng an attack eras made upon the actors while the performance was at Its height There were fifty or sixty ladies and gentlemen ontheatage at the time watching the play butthe highbinders did not mind that and threw a shower ot rotten eggs vegetables chairs stools and what not on ine stare There was a stampede ot visitors and in a minute a lively fight was In progress The police wct sent for and after sharp fight succeeded in quelling the rowiThreeot thtfhrgb binders were arrested Officer Brig setts was hit on the head with a chair by MonpnJsmtrcaptTireditoras sailanCT NoramaoMiufc nOWETIK JESSIE WEIRS IS Tasie Bnmers That the Talented Morris i Has Betirredlnegnlt to hIb OJdHannta There were rumors on the street last evening that UoTrislUnm the talented young attorneywho skipped to Europe uncer a cloud nad returned to taejritjfe These rnjnorr iwere In Iall probabUitydue to the fact that Jessie Weirs the compinlonTof Morris had arrived In the dty from hex retreat at Sanot Glen where she has been living since ber return from Europe Jessie remained throughout tthe day in her room at down town hotel where she had registered under an assumed name receiving no callers Of Baunt nothing could Jw learned None of his friends think heJias returned to the coast The law partner ot Morris knew nothing of bis whereabouts last night 1 rank PaImqnIstBanms clerk was not aware that the wandering at torney had returned Asa Fisk knew nothing of Baums whereabouts At torney Henry I Kowalaky had received no word from Morris and said they had dissolved the ties of friendship over a year ago Counselor Alfred Clarke alone of Baums friends talked in riddles as usual and would not ear whether Baum had or bad not returned Jesse Marks the Market street dgar man bad received no knowledge of Baums mdvements and the general impression prevailed that he was still in Chicago THE PHARMACISTS Last Session of Very fifnccessfnl Convention The last session of the convention of the American Pharmaceutical Association yesterday was al short but pleasan one It was a seasoh of congratulation more than anything else The members gathered about the president and made motions extending thanks to Ban Franciscans the local committee the ladies the officers and the press for the kindly hospllalityand assistances own and rendered Tho recommendations of the president were adopted and the members adjourned to meet at Old Point Comfort on the second Monday in September Iir the afternoon the association went to Oakland where a banquet was enjoyed In the evening Death of Kogene Thomas Eugene Thomas for many years senior member of the importing ftrm of Eugene Thomas Ja died at nis residence in thii dty last evening of a disorder of the heart which bad on several previous occasions threatened his life Mr Thomas came to this coast in 1851 and after a few years residence at Victoria settled in this city and entered upon business succeeding toe nrnr ot a oaoatie co At tne time of his death Mr Thomas was treasurer of the Cercle Francais which position he had held since the organ ration of the dab Mr Thomas leaves a widow a son and a daughter as well as a large circle of friends to mourn his loss and honor his memory HOBSFoairo od phosphate CLOSING EXERCISES MECHANICS ET8TITTJTE NIGHT CLASSES A NEW CITIZEN tbe towiAwTiyonTicrBtchei i Cure all laaeattS and pain wtth Pratts Abotlt ton Oa OoroUeOriUnal Uflr doting Far 1 tattg flrW 330 lad teeare IE Mr vJ 6 zT 1 i vj 4 ce4Ye4umpriTata subscriptions and Jv He Is Unable to Understand EaSllsh Inrnasre What is your nanrer asked Jndge Levy of Giuseppl Risco an Italian who went up to Department 10 of the Superior Court yesterday to be naturalised The man did not compr iead the jjuestlon and further quesrloningde veiopea tne iact tnat ne not speas ngusu It is an outrage to allow a man who cannot speak the English Ian euaee td become citizen said the Court lrat as you have complied with tna law cannot rexuse to issue letar3esi IQiuseppt answered the necessary questions through an interpreter and went away as quanneo to rote as though he Trere a native sor I i i i CAPTCREP IX TM XCI Kee Cbe Japanese Burgtari Arrested br the Aaaessor 0nthenightofthe7thinsttherc Hence of Luke at 1317 Golden GateaTrnne wa entered by burglars and robbed of a lot of valuable cloth Ingo ChiefCrowly was notified and Detectives Pan Harper were detailed to work up the case1 JLfier ser eral days of jient scarcli they suc ceeded in recovering ineSioien goods inT0OT eecond harid stores hert they nad been sold ind also obtained a very good description the thief but were unable to firib any itrsce of him until testerday when he was observed rau cenare Peat Dfeut atreeu gomg thwujh the residence ot Asses Ara offering mens suits worth 13 for 10 Soys elotalnf at extra Mi low Asartf Yon caa set the best valne fbr roar ntoney by pativa at Msrle 1 to 020 Kearny street corner Ot Commercial Gs ix sacrifice in overcoats andiults at brumal MlsBt Clothing Pai ter Bttrthweat eerneretfstaaaanpoatsuena Jtxarsumi ha the oaly reliablo method UallcU elt 7Urar Ovssitedeiot 40 re wEO elt Ibr fl SOL Orltlaal MlafltCioUilnf rarwrt hot yvst cor Past and Dapant streets i To ov pint pies boiU end blotches TBX ONtv Xlitai Ctolnj Par5rtWlh Their Collections Suspended for the Present Owing to the litigation over Spring Valley water rates as adjusted by the Supervisors there will be no regular schedule by July 1st as provided for bv law The Sonnz Valley Comnanv in order to get over the dirHculty yes terday issueo a circular to consumers notifying them that the collection of rates would be suspended until the rates are finally fixed and established for the whole of the year ending June 30 1890 Death of Rrltton George Britton who was formerly a partner in the old furniture house of James Goodwin Co died in this city last Tuesday at his residence 1313 Taylor street A widow and one daughter survive him His death was not unexpected as his health had been failing for several months For several years Mr Brit ton has been in the service of the aeency of a life insurance company as cashier His funeral was held yesterday from Ills late residence at 2 rM i i i Death of Lonls Steraw News has been received of the death in Heidelberg Germany oi Lotus Stern who for two years has been a member of the real estate firm of David Stern ot Sons ot this city The deceased was 25 years of age He was bom and raised in this city and was well known as a promisingyoung man About eight months ago be went to Europe with his mother for medical treatment which however proved unavailing His remains will be brought home tor burial The Grand Jary Chadbourne foreman of the Grand Jury has requested the Super visors to include tne ronhcorninir re port ot that body in the next volume of the municipal reports which is to be issued soon The object of the rt queit is to give succeeding Grand Juries the benefit of the labors ot their predecessors and to gre the general public ah opportunity of comparing the recommendations With the subsequent action taken thereon i hi i LOCAL NEWS NOTES For sunstroke It relieves the prostration and nervous derangement Barcaixoaa Hair Dye established 1831 beat lu Ue wertd Sold by drugjlsu MISCELLAJngnna KwBi Absolutely Pure marvel efM rltrtren and rtaalMnm aeaa ore ecooomlcaiUiaa the ordinary kinds aid cannot be sold in eomnetitioa the mnkltade of low test abort webrht aloaaS ROY At BaJUXS POWDKIt COJlIASXi 108 Wall street New York THE JOUMf IiXiB SrSCAirrTXsi va awe asenia Ha we rscuw tjaas pTMEte wBRk PRICES Cndreased Calfskin yarloos ahadea and Black Sealskin Also In Dlack Telvet Morocco Alligator and Llaard Chatelaine Pins for attaching Bags todressr 8Uver lrPlated SO eenta A One assortment of Pockethoo a Chaare Parwv Card CaseaV Lettet Caahoppteg BaavWrttlns Tablets Traveling Cases Ttst tnngIagaboUi ailed a tdnafltte lJcttie Sg raodam bookstand a geueral nneofA 9 IEATHEIv GtQIa 1 iSisfl MONTOOMERYANP SPTTEIt STSt tsnrwpoadcncejol the NrXTbt since l3nM JxjX cwlecuoH isyySiS senia AClSaKW tiArttr aa i i i Vs uresas at the auctiontsalo JSecretaii gallery of colors and drawing 46rstOfnktteot Ji ible eventoeuf fti rjtow ftsVata SvtU15eSS5 rfcjytKeSM8j LfeS uss luajSittsisjKi i rffi irihe rffBUld Is it iweuld Jield freSsa i 5ivonev In tKeIil Strasi littfe atet 1 MtKit thsrt a mans i gjjcden in fihajtwiiil la sk ixiKuia waA ax vi rtnc raved up tall all aUcndciL the fl finali3he water cxilt rr ard its Two thousand fl SEfc ivVotifiir aal Sell EeflNr tJ nosrhel Tdutuig nuite an odf foreverybodj SHf 33bo6 it ninv i5 TherefexTe pace I i0i BonsjjhgtwnJ ail rvtg a pstvittg sriiiie fiiCOoTlrancs and I ranci Shove1 those fl Egiy election te sue td i wm IKK 53 Ss1 srr ii gSf IlEBIG Woilt DlSFEliY If 00 Oaary SMt Saa Fra oaoo lV I ll ill Mb Lf wMI 111 HI Mlt zllllvHlHaiJI Ij fff Up 1 SrS K334Lr ika 5 i 0 yr yrr VThat are miiflUT Jo to the Original Misfit Clothlog Parlors northwest coraerlof Post and Dupant street i CaututT23 Kearny st Juat opened Btw style scarfs llovoa and ahlrttafa Irving Seott Dellrera an Address Prise Medals Awarded to Bright Pupils Several hundred ladies and gentlemen assembled tn Scottish Hail Ill Larkin street last evening to witness the closing exercises of the evening classes of the Mechanics Institute A Scott chairman of the Committee on Lectures and Classes presided A carefully prepared musical and literary prbfrramme was faithfully and artistic ally executed The musical portion of the programme consisted of an overture by Professors I Bitau and aiarcus a piano sokv by tne utter artist vocal aolos bv Uaznea and Miss Carrie Milzner and a violin solo ny proiessor LUtzan a ecott iiiauo a writs skcui iuiniuiwvu and offered apologies for the absence of tx Lornwauwno was oown on tne nroe ramme for an address Mrs Kel iie Holbrook Blinn then gave a charming recitation Irving MScott delivered an address of fifteen minutes duration He demonstrated tire great importance of mechanical drawing more particularly as regards accuracy and neatness During tbe coarse ot His remarks Mr Scott ventured the opinion that the con structing engineer would be the man Of the future At the conclusion of the literary and musical entertainment costly goia meoajs were awaraea tne successful competitors for efficiency in freehand drawing mechanical drawing and the Spanbli language A DEPIAffT 8Q0ATTBB A Woman Who Ignored aa Order of the Court Thesepeople evidently have no regard for the law said Judge Bearden when there was no response to the clerks summons for Mary Agnes Kit leen yesterday nibrning alary Agnes and her husband Thomas KiHeen were defendants in the suit instituted by Louisa Ferrea ior possession oi certain jana in tne iitiaiun auu upu waicu uicj alletred to have souatted Juement was entered In favor of the plaintiff some time ago but Mary Agnes declined to recognize it She was commanded to appear tn court to show why she should not be punished ior contempt out aid net materialize The Court ordered that she oar a fine of 30 and attend twenty four hours in lan ana in uetauit ot ine nne twenty live additional dajy An altachxuenl was issued ior ner i i DOIOXIPS TKOCBLES Bcrrs made for f30 we will sell for 13 SO at Qrlatnal MtaSt Ctothlng Parlors northwest corner at Post and Dopant atreeu MISCELLANEOUS TfBEttengr a Dook teddler for The Bancroft Company has dippeared after having pocketed eomml silons A fire at 215 Clay street early yesterday raornlng caused vOO damage Martin PiagsiInsDOp A little loaa was caused by water In adjoining establlsnmen a Sse Cher a Japanese was canghfTta the basement ol Assessor hcalona honse IIS Page street early yesterday morning and being nnabe to give an account ol fcl iif be was harged with burglary itou i sirKWK 1 Big display of 25 cent carfs new de fstCMieleaaat oodv at 1WV Kerlea elSto If JO itearny street corner Commercial PsxasoapsecareaafceaBUfulcoaiplein ABl Cnuits pffi for weak atosaaoh i Ovnooats made for 30 i sriu sell far 1 6a OrUlB Ml atCtotlitor Parlor narthrestcoirostaodltrpoeiatrta IsiPiarii ipen ini vacation In thecoontry siKHtu ao tan so aeaa ror a ox or ornenBa fenH Bne candies St KeamyaUaet 5f it 3 ay 4 ceraer ef Ps and Cupoul strtsta I A TIGOROV8 KICK A sTereh nCa Wife the Bene of CententlOB A Demaaeiatlon A well known merchant who lias been greatly benefited try Joya Yegets ble SerparilU desired to give it to his wife who was very delicate but out of can tion first consulted his physician Dr VVVH Oriswold of 50 Market street The doctor who is one of our leading practitioners objected saying he had never seen a sarsapariHa that did not contain potash which trdnmnfl theblood that tdjpationt did nothaVe any vitality to lose and that wlat del icate people neodls not decreased Vitality but more blood He however consented when assured that Joyr YegetabU SarsaparilU was directly opposed to the old tnlsUlcen blood thinning idea of other sarsaperiUas and that on the contrary by epecifio vegetable alteratives it stimulated the eicretbrjr organs promoted digestion and repaired nutrition hence created new bloodanl was the Terj thing for feeble peoplev The shove explains the hundreds of ease ittTr hich aged i feebled delicate and rundown people have been built up rrrJoya Vegetable Sarsapaiilla after the pbtasV sarsapa rillas failed Itseffects are creating a sensatlon xdmhitr iteimttonU Etmeu Iistitata roaviviBTivorit CHRONIC SSUR6IC4L DISEASES EZl EsCIJUa XPPLUSCES TOB DErORHITIE Tt ANBTRWSS6 3 Vf VMTI4f i 1 dies for Successful Treatment ol every farm of Disease requlrr i lag Uedlcal or Surgical vT Treatment Ftrst elsss rooms and board forSOOpatlecJs attheSaniUrlnmsorthofclty nMts rvii vtsvuMns en uwwwtm ftatnae trtJ Btai rul a tII Sa mJ2J7l22T SLHatr 1 i an wnnvai vpcTuwn Only Reliable Medical tastlhjteoatir Coast making a specially of PRIVATE DISEASES Aa 1 P1f ronftt tntii trjtmnn rm HI ha IBM fMt mtmrT Senll ti awal br I mil relta TvtUmamtMm tUs ar Vff si ac SllllI lli 11 hi to II 1 1 hmhi I 5 mm wmairaiaT Ots llml Sjk Ululmiu yriri api iixiWTrp ryr iA vliZ iiTTy Ms rMtts wtjltboaarnhka tusau rU Mtmmttfvm tl lMU 0MM affit9Sap sriMS Bi3HMai2Mpt II 7tt eicv7itc agRjH I Offfittl3 i5rbu3 3LAf EdMRAvm IOWUKAKD DISEASED MES tt sj TH CB1SAT TBIAX jOTBKVOTHfiHISO JJB III ElBEMEDY ABB free 1 sa ava tojvio W1U Stttffi5gS10 romtixa xan wk4fsto in uitS ridJ 5SK aU the ertt efleca ofyeathfol indlaentloaa flaw memo 4v VUW BU UHJBej SHU Bladder CompJenu ImbanCoudWoas ot Price par boAiaut botil a fhr 19 All eommonleatloea MrlcCr ottfifldeatlsl by wnei or a wac irae van or aaresa DB SATFIKtTi 318 Kearny St San franeUeo Cal longafltr it has jeal though the aucilu sei canvases one after sd easily dispel the the gallery which St I the Bus Moacey mansion that inwhl dent of the copper sv 1 there In tbe heart of 1 by a large parte the from nothing grew twenty tunes over plated the works of ten In lus lejsnre ml only a few years as tl hid oolleftio and worth as much as 10 1 OX francs in round one has heard of it know what pictures The best moderi ancient toasters rented I should 1 Hobbema Peter de Itoysdael Eemtran letzili Yelasdaez I Dow 03taie Van anlTenfcrsf if I told masteff and all ot more than the mere names The art of shines In this collccl niajestyj and fhoughl forever vanished who miral boasted ha wo river Thames with all the topmast of his veH able glory of the hatil in the genius of maste of whom I have ol interior Ilollanda Uooghe attract and tts radiancyv The Cane by Franf Hah I4EB1G15 VrTonderful ftERMArf 4 rNViaoiiATOBl asroi iu rxhini vvaeL Lass of ir JMubaod prereaUsll onnataral dilas ftwa eiontse an Blood Is IninieVwtlte Clair Mood 1mnii ift Cross frolt careless personal habits end sua Kfclaey Bia 4er aad WuUm J2BS ijsssist ireass taosaanot mwm hunter Slid moat frontiersmen peeollarty Besieged by Offlee Seekera Frena All Tarts Since General Diraond received notification of hit appointment as Superintendent of the Mint he has been made to thoroughly understand the fact that he is a dispenser Of patronage I have no wlOOoa applications for nfMdtinrTa from all carta of the State1 said he yesterday Shad to i eploy inree oerss put tuose appucauons tn order but 1 wish you would tell the pubUo through the CBEOBiOJt that with the exception of a secre tary I will sot make an appointment before Au mist 1st 1 will assume office on July 1st but It will take a month to ccratur tne money xnere are juiawuw to oe counted and after 1 am through I wilt tell yon who trill oVUin positwns A nlCUBlSDEBnOUT subject to eruptl ve and btht Wood diseases ine best remedy Is AyeVs SaraparUla A powerful alterative this nvdkiMclcanaes the blood tronghtai rUtdrat ehaattela aridipeadllyefSKtsaenri trr t5VTMATcrOTi Price tl an bottles 4 Worth SJ abouta Jpt aifBiiicft mm JM ASD BCKOOt Maauieniredby ABia4rvwstC cricACoj CPetflSUektea siXxxtiasto TrtIi5 I 8tampedevor Tlaltsrs at Chinese xneaser 1 iin nitlrnf i tirrn ltriT at tkt4 11 PhTliclansifeeciiimaTii1Marpv Hir rr rgu eadetorWwewlUsenflsrtKrf anmytor wgts rJ 7rvw eaca itxuc niutu was xu uu tun juviauuuw tfVrtfl rAnffHAU lUJUdED blca prTBilliosaot 7 rrlce ft pes bouie vJac VkJivf trial botua sent me on api crtnperKat uauiu nviiiiv iiri anoiifciny KT Su rraadLudCal a5 KIHGfACKIif At Kedaesd Plcc9v 7s jv i a Mm SiiV mHi tS TEOUT TLIE3 13cJidS0l adoMagl ilarjtaTQGCTJ6c and t5c aaimi BP JTBirEOTJaduim tt LIDDLB COm eoa aa sea a IauMI HOTEL rales rerinr rf la 1 a far 1 aM 4 at4 6m Qo and enjoy a natoral Basmas bath from natares laboratory aaenal la ttw warM CENTtSi5 rCENTSffli TleWKIY JC8K08lCIl ntmiLinwas cojaikiso Tit 4swt tr lrt wefcr er wal tarsej tri tn 40aauiWa a4atU tht VaU BtaUa son well satisfied with I tn the masters tlgb Honeof De Keysets i are superior to his port lectien The Man i Kembrandtis simply 1 laia with the Horst rtnhtr rni vvtt Stuptrf Qame ty 0 a 1 8euses4 by Pa once Jormed a part of an Uonato Galley at erwad works of art lonJ Tered into the msusic Jtoncew Inahid rand art te iwaSSg fe.