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4r3saSSErs mGISCQ CKEOOTCI FRIDAX SEPTEMBER 29 1893 wiiiiE iihw 1115a Placed in Quarantine at StenoMu He left Samba in Siafcih of Health iHisyalcteijtlack on Him Robert Louis Stevenson thr celebrated author essayist and journalist Samoa is at present in quaranUneat Honolulu hurting a lick Samaan back to health and strength and happiness This is rather rough on Robert Louis who brought the Samoan along to nurse him but a chance occurred in the itinerary of the distinguished traveler and he got well quicker than he expected MriStevenson was one of the relay pas tensers of the Australian steamer Mariposa which reached port yesterday He lefrhis balmy sun kissed home In Apia lor a trip to Honolulu for his lealth It waa his intention to stop at the Hawaiian capital ene week returning by the Alameda Vat he must remain in Honolulu at least a month looking after his stricken man servant Tbeauthorof Jekyll and Hyde and various other works has been wrestling with a slow fever for many months Samoa is the only spot on earth where he can live with any degree ot comfort but it seems he most take This was when he planted his right foot above the knee cap of his left leg hooting it in position with the heeL in tnis graceM posture he would read ajew moments and then switch OS lathe other leg ta the great amusement of the spectators At no time during the reading did he hare both feet on the deck at the same tune Stevenson did not seem disposed to talk on Samoan poll Oca He has gotten Into trouble several times by evincing too much interest I in mt airairs or me jsianu dui venturea me opinion that war would soon break out afresh The natlTes are resting on their anas until the men of war leave harbor to seek shelter else whare daring the hurricane season Great dissatisfaction is caused by the present form of government and the natives are determined to take mattere lnto their own hands siataafa has hosts of supporters who took no part in the late rebellion but who are now preparing to battle ior their fallen monarch TfSTKBN PASSENGER BATES No Change Yet Been BOBXXT LOUIS SfEVESSO eiadtso ID BrSCBJ tioN or tub hcbbicasi a sea voyage i every now and then in order to prolong liie The salt pione of the sea brings color to his palid cheeks and cools his fevered brow So Robert Louis packed up Ms cousin Balfour of London some pens and paper his thinker and selecting a bright eyed dark hued native lad iron his retinue of Samoan servants he sailed away oer the bounding billow to the land of the loathsome leper Talola for that Is the name of the dusky valet boarded the Mariposa wreathed in Joyous smiles and the gorgeous black and tan lava lava of the Stevensons It was Talolas first trip For two weeks prior to sailing daythe women folks In this big house among the palms had the boy in training for trousers Though large for his age Talola had never ventured beyond the narrow confines of his sea eirr home He knew nothing of the outside world except that the men wore trousers witn targe mwn inirleas ban In the knees and that to be Strict IV in it he must Incase his illustrated legs In the ralment of the pale lace with Mrs Steven ion and her daughter in the role of trainers Talola tried hard to get himself into condi tion but alas for the aspirations of the ladies the trousers knocked poor Talola out in the first round He made his debut on board the steamer clad in the flowing lava lava or loin cloth of ills ancestors Duringthe trip to Honolulu which occupied seven days the boy watched over his master with zealona care but found time to carefully Inspect the ship and her passengers Evervthlne he saw filled his untutored mind with wonderment and open eyed Talola con tinuany Droxe out witn exclamations 01 awe and amaze On arriving at Honolulu he varied the programme by breaking out with a malignant attack of measles much to the disgust of his master ileasles was raging at Apia when the steamer left and It was with the utmost difficulty that MrStevenon could persuade the health authorities to allow his servant to embark On thevoyageup several of the steerage passengers were taken dowtf but fortu nately for the Stevenson party Talola did not develop alarming symptoms until after he had landed otherwise he would have been quarantined aboard the ship The steerar nasseneers were not allowed to go ashore but for some reason probably because tney naa more money to rpena tne people in the cabin were given the entire freedom of the city The sickness of his servant completely upset Mr Stevensons plans but he had to make the best of it Talola was quarantined in a native house near Sans Sonet a resort about three miles from the city of Honolulu and where the author took up his quarters As most of bis time will tie devoted toiooxing after thelnvslid Mr Balfour who was booked through to London got a stop over till the next steamer to look after Mr Stevenson Talola could not have selected a more inop portune time lor enjoying tnis popular complaint but Stevenson says he docs not blame the boyln theieast Tbe novelist is much broken In health which is probably the reason he didnot mingle freely with tne passengers He occupied a room below decks where he remained most of his time well shielded from draughts and lnonisittre people He has a deadly horror of draughts and breeses which fill his thinly clad bones wltheehea and pains On two occasions the novelist took part in the nightly entertainments with which the rnvac ers while awavthe lonir evenlnes at sea On MiintasHtnnce he told a weird tale of the sea and on the secohd favored the com pany Dyreaaing a grapnic description 01 me great hurricane of March 1889 from his bookentitled A Foot Note to History Stevenson is at all times a striking figure but as he stood twined about a stanchion in the saloon of the Mariposa he was really pie turesqne His long slender legs were incased rravRMOss jux mvixj in a pair of tight fitting Mack trbusersv held In place by marrow red sash white flan iif ii low in the neck and a ahort Tacket of black velvetcompfeted hlf attire ijhe dark coat set on tne gnasuy pauor 01 fiace lighted by the flash of pair of black it 1S an Intellectual facclong andnar row with a broad white brow around which tolmrm hair hangs in wavy masses Of whiskers be basnone out sporw uucj Jrobping mustache andsv tiny goatee His riyJr VSiwnwlthadramaticpowertnat held the intet of the audlenee There were times however wnen jhowt 9 wrt 1 rrV tb ctioxu Ilia Made The proposition to establish a SG550rate from Chicago to San Francisco has not yet comto a head The matter is still under consideration at Chicago but Mr Goodman Had received ho notification yesterday as to how it had been acted on ileis of the opinion howeverthat it will be made On October 1st through sleepcTwilI be cut on between Seattle and Chicago to run over theGreat Northern and the Chicago Mil waukeeand St Paul Heretofore passengers over the Great Northern hare to change sieepersMst rani vVflMUls land agent of the Central cice has returned from his Chicago trip EGOBENOR BOOT noted bemocsat heee for PLEASURE He Has Wekricdof Politics Sig nal Successes in Nebraska Ex Governor James Boyd of Nebraska formerly Mayor of Omaha and one of the most prominent Democrats In the Mississippi valley States arrived here yesterday on the steamer Columbia He has been visiting Oregon and Washington with a couple of friends who will again Joiirhim here later Some two or three years ago when Mr Boyd was elected Governor questionarose as to his right to the office it being argued that he was not a citizen The case was dragged through all the courts and finally de cided in his favor He had been elected on a tidal wave made up of Democratic and Popu list votes but he did not conclude to run again 2Ir Martin was nominated but Alohzo Crounse assistant Secretary the Treasury under Harrison who was in California some thing over a year ago in connection with the Postoffice alte was elected and is nowrGov ernor Ex Governor Bord has been in California many times in recent years He was here last fora short time about a year ago havinu come with his family in a special car His Drouier jonn uoya a resiaent ot Fresno and he has relatives here and elsewhere in the State He aid last nizht at the Palace that he was on the coast purely for pleasure He was tired of politics needed a vacation and was enjoying himself He is a native of County Tjrone Ireland and 59 years old When he was 13 years of age he came with his parents to Zanesvllle 0 It was not till nine years later that he went to Omaha There he waa a carpenter for some time then for nine years he was a farmer and cattle raiser near Gibbon on Wood river At length be became Interested In a store in Kearney and finally he got ft 300 mile grading contract of the Union Pacific Koad This put him pretty well on his feet He went back 10 umana anasiariea me coyaracEing uom Sany It was then that he entered polities was successively Councilman County Clerk avor lerislatr delegate to the con atitotional convention and Governor He organized the first gas company In Omaha was the promoter and first president of the Omaha and Xorthwesterir Railroad and was one of the founders of the Nebraska Na iffiiiiwi 1 nence Sheriioses aHusband and Her Julia 7arTia Tooted by a Mock Cereniony and a Smppth Rascals WH Parks or Parker forthe individual is known by both namesEis being anxiously sought for by a woman who believes she Is his wile He isalso being sought for by Manager Young oi the Euss House and one or two more men of business who are afraid they placed a little too much confidence in htm but then the woman who thinks shtf is Mrs Parker has the greatest reasons for desl ring to locate him When she docs this she fondly hopes to lay her hands on some part of a thousand dollars or more Five weeks ago It belonged exclu sively to her but is not now in her possession Of coarse there is a story behind all this and apparently It is the bid old one of mans duplicity and womans weakness A little over five weeks Ago Mrs Julia Jar vis was a melancholy widow who devoted her time to teaching suchr music as can be created with the use of a guitar or banjo and monrning the early demise pt the late Mr Jarris One afternoon while engaged in these occut pations there came to her studio ne Parker who professed to be in search of an Excellent music teacher who would undertake to instruct a niece in whom he was deeply interested He explained to Mrs Jarvis that wb it came to paying for the desired instruction liH rX GOVXBSOB JAME3 BOTH OF NEBRASKA tiohal Bank and has built two opera houses one of which isery large and bears his name He is heavily built round and pleasant faced and has a mustache now almost white The exKJovernor wiU remain In California about two weeks ARTISTIC TTOKK An Example of How It Is Done in the Police Courts Charles Martin was arrested lor vagrancy on September 21st in company with Tue Yaen a Chinese Then the case came up in Judge ioachirosens court on the 23d inst it was con tinned at the request of Martins attorney Quinlan tni Wednesday September 27th Quinlan thenbestirred himself to get his client released He went to Clerk Gavigan and requested to be allowed to give bonds The bondsmeri he named were so evidently worthless that the proposition was not accepted Ouinlan next went to Judge Conlan The story hetoldimpfesed the Judge so favorably that ne gave an oraeT ior Martin reieaseon his own recognizance Martins ease came up Wednesday and Judge Joachimssn was surprised to find that the prisoner was not In the dock He knew he had not released him An Investigation revealed the artistic work done bvOninlan Martin was called for In vain I Then a bench warrant was issued for hjs ar rest Judge Conlan yesterday said that Quinlan bad obtalnedthe release of Martin by false representations Had the facts of the case been given to him he would not have issued the order The case against the Chinese was dismissed THE I BKE iVIBBAliY To Be Reopened in New Quarters onOo toberlSth San Trancisco will very sddn have its free library established In one of the handsomest library rooms in the United States Eapid progress has been raade during the past week in the removal of the library from its present Quarters on Larkln street to the new rooms in the northeastwing of the City HaU It was announced yesterday that more than one half the books had been moved and that the entire work of moving would be completed before the meeting of the trustees next Tues dayV nfgfctv In order that the books maybe arranged and classified free from any interruption it has been determined that the library ahall not be rreopened nnttl October 15th by which time it is expected that everything wiU be in apple pie orders JTJasey the new secretary of the library is to assume the duties of his position tomorrow 7 1 Xawn Tennis Ait exhibition tournament vVui itake pisie io morrow on tie grounds of the California Lawn Tennis Club The event will be a so ctety event of xaucnT importances aTne following are the entries AiDriscoll and i Bates Jr TsvC Hubbard and Joseph Tobin i Miss Bates and Bates Jr vs Miss Lord anoVaE Hubbard Sumner Hardy and Samuel Hardy vs George DeLong and ILNiStetson JFilt Taylor Jr TtJosepb Daily 1 1 i Death of Mrs Frank MV Stone ilwfti tneWeot iweu taown attorney rrankMjfitonel died In this city on Wednesdar She leavesa large circle of sorr rowing friends and acquaintances yrraj ALRAii yxe tjn Hobstokds AapPposrit Jfobne need experience any trouble from the use otaliaU wter If to each glasil be added a few aropi ot Horsfordt Aeid Phc uhate It not only neutralisesthe alkali but makes tha beverage a refreshing ens hirdly be explained barely covers the cost of production When thephotograph is received it is sent at once to a solar printer who pn Jects an enlarged view of thephotograph on a preparea stout paper screen nxing 11 mere by means of nitrate of sHver The enlarged sun print is then sent to the cravon artist an expert in his business He brings out the character of the face puts in the lights and shadows and works in a background turning out a realty nanasome portrait xne picture is then finely mounted and set in a cream and gold frame Specimens of these pictures are to be seen at the Chkoxicle office and thev will recommend themselves Nothing could be more suitable for the home than a picture of a child or parent and there is no time or opportunity like the present to obtain oner is ajtntjai session The General Association otConznz tiOnal Churches to Meet The GeneralAssocIation of Congregational Churches of this State will soon meet for its thirty sixth annual session in the FirstCon gregatioaal Church of this city The association will meet on October 3d and will be in session for tnreeTaays It Is expected that there will be over 300 pastors and delegates In attendance andevery necessary meana is being taken for their accommodation There will three sessions every day morning afternoon and night The tmbjscts chosen for presentation and discussion are as the programme says 1n the field of applied Christianity leaving for others who have time fot such things the mysteries of hypothesis and the mazes of higher criticism The practical nature Of these themes and the widespread interest some of them have aroused it is hoped will Insurea large attendance MTO Gffl 1VEESTM THE INDIAN MADE 3TLE0D HUSTLEV Bakulich ProYes a Failure aa Wrestifer Acton Has an Basy Task PABKS OB TAEKKK no amount would be considered exorbitantlf the right sort of a teacher could be found and incidentally dropped hints of a large amount of wealth which he possessed and which was stored away in what he vaguely referred to as the East Of course Mrs Jarvis became very anxious to prove herself the sort of a teacher sought for and who could blame her when the golden inducements held out are taken into consideration She assumed her most charming manners and showed Mr Parker every consideration He seemed deeply impressed and when about to take his departure promised Mrs Jarvis that he would surely call again This promise he kept and not only called once but half a dozen times Finally matrimony was discussed a wedding planned and eventually some sort of a marriage ceremony performed After the marriage Iarker explained to his wife that he intended transferring his wealth from the Cast to this city and that he intended converting some of it into a lodging honse Before doing eo however he desired to take his wife on a wedding tour and asked her if she could advance him a few dollars with which to carry this intention into effect She replied that she not only could but would and immediately handed over to him the thousand dollars or so which site hadac cumulated Then a grand tour was commenced and about every watering place from Skaggs to Gilroy Springs was visited Mrs Parker discovered that her husband had a happy faculty of changing his name At one place he woud be Parker and at the next Parks This so confused her that for a time she hardly knew just who she was but when she spoke of the matter her husband explained that lie just dldlt for a Joke Well all wedding tours must come to an end and this one dtdaxveek ago last Tuesday when the couple returned to this city and took apartments at the Buss House Until last Monday Parker was as devoted to his wife as a husband could be tut on that day he atarted out for a Walk from which he has not yet returned Neither has his baggage no his wifes money which he took with him For twentv four hours after his departure Mrs Parkerbelieved in him Then she began some investigations the remit of which changed the condition of affairs First she learned that no marriage license has ever been issued which contained the names of Julia Jarvis age past 18 and Parker age 45 Then so she says she discovered that the ceremony in which she participated was only a mock one and last but not least she was made to understand that Parker never bad a dollar in the East and imposed upon her in order to obtain her little store of wealth CEAYON POBTEAITS THE WEEKLY CHRONICLES FINE PREMIUM Splendid Enlargements of Photographs Handsomely Framed In Wednesdays Cbsosicus mention was made of the fact that the Weekly Chbomcib has struck upon a new Idea to increase its popularity and to serve as an introduction for it tothose whoare not yet aware of its com prehensiveness usefulness and superiority to ail other weekly papers of the kind published on this coast The Idea as fully elaborated was to afford every subscriber to thfr paper I or one year the privilege of securing an excellent crayon portrait handsomely framed and ready to bang on the walls of the house or bachelors The second night of the wrestling tournament was fairly well attended at Odd Fellows Hall last night The first bout of the evening was between Joe Acton and Johansen It topfcthe little Demon Just one and a half minutes to place Johansen on his back Acton did the trick with a half Kelson Alto the Indian and Dan Mcleod were the next toxome together Little Dan had his tWorkcntoutfor himi asthe Indian showed more knowledge of the science of wrestling than he was credited with There was no let up while the bout lasted and the crowd howled itself hoarse when the Indian secured a good hold of McLeod but the latter did some clever spinning to get out of a tight place The Indian tried to roll McLeod with a hammer lock but was unsuccessful owing to the agility ef the latter McLeod repeatedly tried to down the Indian with a naif Nelson but the great strength of Alto saved him time and again After an exciting bout lasting 12 minutes and 14 seconds McLeod put the Indian on bis back by a combination half KelsonKelson and arm lock The bout was enjored by all the spectators At the conclusion McLeod shook hands with Alto and remarked Well you made me work The Indian smUed but ma not answer Vincent White rolled Trojarovich the Aus irian athlete on bis back in one minute and fifteen seconds The last bout was highly amusing It was between Casey and Baknlich isey is a youngster wno probably scales 140 pounds while Baknlich welched all of 223 pounds Baknlich was strong as a giant but bis knowledge of wrestling was verymeager He grabbed Casey and threw him all over the mat like a rubber ball Casey agility saved him from several flying falls Baknlich got disgusted at his inability to throw Casey and sought the mat contenting himself by lying on the floor Casey in the meantime tried hard to roll the giant but he might as well have tried to move a mountain Finally Casey got a most peculiar bold Of Baknlich which Prevented the latter from rolling back on his stomach The strain told severely on jsakaiich ana he gave up The crowd gave Casey a great rally The beat lasted forty five minutes Thfl tftnrmnril nntirinittjiA Tnfnfr TKfwiaT Acton and McLeod takes place to night Both men cave trained nara ana owing to tne strained relations of the wrestlers the match will be for blood It will be best two falls out of three There are several other events on tne programme A PALPABLE FAKE Barber Hid 2Tpt Try to Win His Fight Tvlth Armstrong The Armstrong Barber fightat Carson If erM on Wednesday night was a barefaced fake The Nevada public and several San Francisco sports were worked Altogether It was about the most cold blooded throw down that has taken place for many along day The colored man was not out for the stuff at any stage of the game and his friends in this cltv slaved Armstrong to a stand still The publication of several tele grams ana letters mat passed between Carson City and San Francisco sports would make interesting reading In fact there is a report coin the rounds that Barber refused to ro out until he found out fer sure how much money was tiea up in nis interest ban Francisco pool rooms The raw wort done Barber and his associates caps the climax for a straignt cut jod fortunately nowever not a great amount of money was wagered on the result of the fighvas there was a well founded suspicion that something was wrong with the fight THE CTJTTEB BTJSB AFKITES Ho Decision Tet for the Seized Sealers The Coqnitlam The revenue cutter Richard Bush Captain Hooper commanding arrived at 10 oclock last night direct from Sitka Alaska after a Tery quick passage of six days The Rush is the first of the Behring sea pa troleet of Government vessels to return to this port from the north this year The news of the sealing season and patrol Drought down snows tne year to have been quiet one Only two seizures were made for illegal work the schooners St Paul and Alexander They were both taken to Sitka where the trials took place tw weeks ago The Bush went from Oonalaska to Sitka jw that the officers might testify in the case The trial had ended whentheKush sailed on the22d inst but no decision had been rendered up to that time by the Judge The belief in Sitka was that the verdict would be unfavorable to the poachers The Rush also brings the Information that Judge Truitt of Alaska in his decision in the Coquitlam case has declared the vessel and cargo forfeited The revenue cutter Corwin last year seized the British steamer Coqnitlam at Dutch Harbor after a number of sealers had illegally transferred their catch of sealskins to the vessel The decision is a victory for the unitea states John Luttrell previously reported as beingverylowat Sitka still lingers and bis physicians estate that his wonderful vitality may yet bring him through the present illness but they do hot hesitate to say that he Is a verysickman i eMAGieBOTTiJBaeurativehost and sor erelgn remedy Pratti AbbQtlon OiLi WllUam Robert and isther Crockard and Mrs James Johnson Mrs Jamej Cratto and Mrs Henry Schumacheti aged 63 years nSfrfends and acqnalntances and members tBay View Lodge 0v lS9AOU and Aboa Ben Adhem Lodge Ko 112 1Olxr are respectfully invited to attend thefnnerat this day Friday as 1 30 oclock from the Memorial Presbyterian Chnrch Eighteenth and Kailroad avenues where the funeral services will be held Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery A TJiWv To theofaeera and taembers of Bay View Txxlie No 159 A RW Yoo are hereby notified to meet at your lodgerooms at Masonic Hall corner Fourteenth and Railroad avenues booth San Francisco this day FrV day at 1230 oclock tor the purpose of attending the fnneral of oar late brother Hugh Crockard Fines for non attendance will be strictly enforced By order of THOS BOXlVM Mialky Recorder BOHDE Tn Lortn Alameda countyeptember zoiaaLWoeiovea aangnier et jonn ana Mrs Lina Kohde and sister of Mar Willie and Han nai Rohde aged 1st years 9 months and 21 days a frtends and acqnalntances are respectfttlly invited to attend the lUneral this day Friday at 3 oclock from the residence of her parents southwest corner of Taylor and Clay streets CULLES th this city September 27 Mrs Eltea vuuen Deiovea wire or uuam i uuen niece 01 tbe late Colonel Peter Donahue a native of Detroit Mich aged Si years 9 months and 9 days 9 Friend are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this ay Fridav from her late residence S3 Sooth Park tbeoce to St Ronea Church Branaan street where high mass will be celebrated fortherepoeeof kersoulat lOoclockv Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by train HTTKZEK Inthlsclty Sepniber 27 William liniuen Deiovert uncle 01 Mis lunerast a native of Zeven Hanover Oermany aged 61yeara 3 Friends and acQualntancessre respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Frir day at 2 oclock from Exempt Firemens HaU Brenham place between Oar and Washlngton streets Interment Laurel Hfll Cemetery Remana at Charles Metilers undertaking parlors 638 Washington street BEAD In this city September 27 Charles Cecil only son of Mrs Fannie and the late vaptain Francis Bead and brother of Mrs Best a native of California aged 38 years 8 months and 8dava Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services this day Friday at 2 oclock at his late residence 1247 California street Interment private McKEKKA Ia this city September 28 Patrick MCKeDna Deiovea laincroi jint osepa McUaade a native of Dublin Ireland aged 74 years 6 months and IS days ay Friends and acquaintances areTespeetrany invited to attend the funeral to morrow fSatut day at 845 oclock from tbe residence of his son in law 2103 Bush street thenee to St Dom laics Church Bush and Stelner streets where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for tbe repose of his soul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery SHORT In San Anselmo Mario ojuntySejitem ber 28 Waller Short eiaestson or uu aoa Mary Short a native of San Rafael aged 33 years and3 day trVrienAn anil aMihal ntanrei are resnectrnnv Invited attend the funeral to morrow Satur day at 10 oclock from his late resiaence in SanAPSelmo thence to St Raphaels Church where a solemn requiem mass wilt be celebrated for tbe repose of his sonl commencing at 1030 oclock Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery San Rafael LAXV In this dry September 28 Mrs Julia lAng beloved mother of Mrs Paul Trommhtz Mm Zachartaa Mrasal Ilvams and Rebecca Ltllie and Jesse Lang a native of Bavaria Ger manrv axea oo years FrlendsandacquaIntancesarereroectfnlly invited to attend the funeral this dav Fri day at 10 oclock from the residence of her daughter Mrs Trommlltr 2819 Bash street interment Home Of reace cemetery Dy regular train at 12 05 oclock STOJfE In this city September 27 Martha wife of Frank Stone sT7The funeral win take place to morrow Saturday at 3 oclock from her late home 2818 Howard street Interment private Please omit flowers MATHEWS In Oakland 8eptembr28 Edwin Goodrich Mathews a native of Xew York State aged 77 years I month and days BS Friends and acqnalntances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Saturday at 1 oclock from his late residence 104 East Twelfth street East Oakland HALEY In this irfty September 25 of diphtheria Helen Josephln A beloved child of Elizabeth and Haley a native of San Francisco aged 4 years 8 months and 9 days tET Funeral private Interment Mount Cal vary cemetery BIRSHBERO In Oakland September 28Reke Hlrshberg relict of the late Samnel Hlrshberg aged 65 years jaa otlce of fnneral hereafter ROLPK In this city September 27 the infant son of and Louisa Bolph aged 2 months and 3 days BREON In Boston Mass September 28 Paul Charles Breon only son of Paul and Christine Breen axed 19 years JACOBSEK In this city September 27 John rreancK Jacoosen a native 01 uainomia agea 57 years KUIIX In this city SepUmber 28 Evald Kuhn a native of Germany aged 36 yean BECLIG In this city September 28 Albert See ug a native ot Germany aged 63 years STEVESSOS In this city September 24 Stevenson a native of Norway aced 42 years ERICKSOS In this city September 27 Henry Erlckaon a native of Norway aged 61 years AMl7SEJIE2nrS CALIFORNIA THEATER At Ha WAX Co i Lessees 4 LAST JS HIGHTS MATISEE SATITBDAY The Matchless Spectacular Prodoctloa THE SOtTDAX 1 the 60trrAir THE SOUDAN t3 SEXT M05DAY EVENlNa a The Peerless Comedienne KATIE EMMETT 16 Supported by the Sweet Singer ANDREW 4V1AOK ES THE BOMAKTIC KRISHyPLAY klLLARNEY The Most Magnificent Production of Irish Drama Ever Gives in This Country jfa SEATS KOW OS SALE BALDWIN THEATERi At HavxAK At Co Lessees and Managers Last 2 ITioaTS LasTMiTXsrxs SaTtrasar Hblcrofta Famous Comedy TE StiATJ TO RtJIiT The First Appearance of MBS JOBS DBEW In the Character of WLDOW WABBEN STEAMSHIP TBAVEIi PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP tX CTEAMERS WILL SAILTROM BBOADWAY wharf San Frandscow as follows lrlni UrtDirl Jnnriii BlUa etc AtaskaV at 9 a Angn tl8 28 September IX 27 Octo oer ix tci For Victoria and Vancouver IB CV Port Ange lea rort Townsend Seattle TacomaEveTettAn acortes Fairbaven and Xew Wnatcom Wash 9 a Anirnst JS and cverr fifth dav thereafter connectlfis at Vancouver with PB at Ta coma witn 1 ibihai nearoe wita nr oriiy lines at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers For Eureka Areata ana Fields Landing Hum boldt bay steamer Pomona every Wednesday at For 4Saota Crax Monterey Ban Simeon Carn cos Port Harford San l4ils Obispo Gaviota Kanta Barbara Ventura Haeneme San Pedro XastSan Pedro Los Angeles and Newport 8 A scAngust 21 z3u September 3 ft it 17 sir 28 80 For san mego atoppisa only at Fort Hanora San Lots ObUpoj Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles Santa Monica Redondo Los Anaeles and Newport 11 a Aneust 18 23 27 September 5 10 14 19 228 For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo Magdalesa bay Mazatlaa La Pas and Ouavroas Mexico steamer wbem 10 a 25th arf each monttb lictetomce raiace iioti a rew Montgomery street OOODALL PERKISS A CO General Agents 10 Market street San Francisco FO PORTLAMD AVD ASTORIA Oft THE VStOV PACIFIC SYSTEM OCEAS t1lvlslon and Pacific Coast Stcamhl Com pany WIU dlshatch from Spear street wharf at 10 a none ot their Al Iron steamships vli State or CattrpBJf la fAngl 27 Sept and Oct Colombia Aug 22 Sept and Oct 1121 Connect via Portland with the Union Pacific and other diverging lines from all points in Ore con Washington British Columbia Alaska Idaho Montana Dakota Utah Wyoming Yellow stone Park and all other points easLand south and to Europe -care 10 rnniana raoin io steerage round trip fUO Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montcomerv street and 1 Montgomery street Freight office 200 California street GOODALL PERKINS A CO Supta Ocean line lOMarket SL San Francisco PACtFIC HAIL STaAMSHIP CO THBOUGH LI5E TO SEW YGBK VIA PAOfAMA Caillnj at various ports of Mexico and Central America Sailing at noon San JnanOct 3San Jose Oct23 Collma Qct 131 Acapulcou JoyA 3 Notb When the sailing dav falls on Sunday Steamers will be dispatched following Monday JAPAN AND CHISA LINE FOB rKOHAMA XSD HONGKOITO Connecting at Yokohama with steamers tor Shanghai and at Hongkong for India etc saUlng at KM Pera Sept SOiatv of If ew YorfcOct 29 City of Rlode JanOctl9icityotPeking Nov 9 Round trip Tickets rednced rates For freight and passage apply at the office corner First and Briinnan streets Branch office 202 Front street ALEXASDERCKXTEa General Agent OCCIDENTAL A OElFATAt STEAMSHIP CO FOB JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COB ner First and Brannan streets at 3 for YOKOHAMAAND HONOKONG Connecting at Yokohama with steamer far SHANGHAIi OCEANIC via HonolnluTuesdar October 10th VC Thnnqyj Tgoremhef 2i BEU1IC ThnradayNovemher30th OCEANIC via HonotnluTuesday Dec 19th Eonnd trip tickets at reduced rates Cabin plans on exhibition and passengers tickets for sale at Companys general offices room 74 corner Fourth and Townsend street San Francisco For freight apply to the traffic manager at the Pacific Malt Steamship Companys wharf or at 202 Front street an Francisco IL GOODMAN Oen Pass Agent UEO RICE Traffic Manager CANADIAuTpACIFIC RAILVWAYS CHtNAi JAPAN AND ACSTRALASTAN STEAMSHIP COMPANYkl Steamship MIOWERA 8500 tonsL will leave VANCOTJVER forllONOLDLU SYDNEY and BRISBANE October IS 1833 and regular monthly service thereafter Steamship WARRIMOO S500 on wfll leave VANCOU VER a for UOXOLULDSYDNEY and BRISBANE November 15 1833 FOR JAPAN and CHINA EMPRESS LINE EMPRESS OF INDIA EMPRESS JAPAN if Hi ittBstinNAbouotons eacn -Regular monthly service leaving Vancouver I For rates and other information apply to MM STERN District Passenger and Freight Agent 648 Market street Chronicle building BOBT KERR Oen Pass Agent Winnipeg Manitoba OEEGOS PAC1TIC CO STiAJI it FOB POBTLAND SALEM ALBANT ETJGENE CITYrETCL Steamshlp line to YAQUISA BAY By this route 235 miles by steamer Is saved over any other rooter Steamer are built of Iron with water tlebt compartments Will sail from section 4 seawall foot of Battery street Stoamer WILLAMETTE VALUE will aatl from Ban FraaciKO Wednesday sptembe 27th at 9 a Ho freight received after 8 A on day of sailing Paaaanger rates to Portland first claaa 14 see ond class 8 Albany first class I2r second class S7 For freight rates apply to RVAUQHN General Agent section 4 seawall F03 StJSIBOLDT BAX EtTBEKA ARCATA AND FIELDS XANDIKa and DIRECT ROUTE TO NEW BIVEB MINES carrying the United States Mails The steamer HUMBOLDT win leave WashingtonWashington street wharf for above ports on Saturday September 30th at 9 a -For freight and passage apply to MTALISH CO 400 Front st SHOALWATZK BAT AND ORAYS HARBOR ONLY DIRECT BOTJTE Commercial line of steamers sailing every other Saturday at 10 commencing January IS 1893 for all points on the above harbor GRAYS HARBOR COMMERCIAL COMPANY AGEXT8 121 Market st San Francisco GUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO L1VEB JOOL via QUEENSTOWN from Pier 40 N0BTIT RIVER Fast Exralas Sssvicr UMBIA t77ri ii October 7 4 a hw TTr ai no ETBURIA EXTRA EXTRA BEGINNING MONDAY OCTOBER 2 i BOSINA VOKES ROSIN A VOKES And Her London Comedy Company 3 Distinct Plays at Each Performance 3 At 8 rMy Friend Jarlef new At 9 The Circus Rider At 10 A Pantomime Rehearsal SEATS AND ROXES NOW READY SEATS AND BOXES NOW READY SEATS AND BOXES NOW READY Regular Baldwin Prices i BIETHS BEID I this cltv September 15 the wife of JamesDReidofasonL YON BARGEN In this city September 19 the fcwtfeofEVonBrgenof ason SOSSO In this city September 28 the wife of Lorenzo Sosso of a son BEECHER In this city September 22 the wife of Charles Beecher of a daughter HINK In this clty September 7 the wife of Henry Hink of ason LATTER In Altaras CaL September 25 the wife of Renjamla lAuer of a daughter HOHW1KSNER In thta city September 23 the wife Of 1 Hohwlesner of son nuarters The cost of the paper lor ne year is 1 50 and with tbe framed pictnre the price in San Francisco is 3 33 Any one portrait max be sent to this office for enlargement and the Cnswacxi will guarantee to furnish for the price named a fin ishedr artistic crayon picture with six Inch head in a handsome frame The inside measurement of the frame Is 14x17 Inches and the ontside 24x27 inches so that the frame is five Inches wide all round Theeostoi the framed picture which however will cot be delivered to any one but a subscriber to the Wsssxr Chzomcxi for on jraar 91 85 ThU triAla lum it Btfd JIAKSUGE8 MioHELL WEST in this city September 28 bv Bev BGlney George WMlgHell to Miss Belle 0 West both ot this city COBCORANCORCORAN In this dty September 27 by Rev DrcCase Joseph A Corcoran to Mary Corcoran both of this city OFROW ADAM In tbi dtyi September 37 by Bev Dr Case Stephen Gerow to Fnea Adams both of Antiochi Cal YABDLEY SMITH At 1737 Sah Carlos avenue thhi city September 27 Bev ti MrCllsn officiating John Yanlley of Stockton to Roods Smith of this city SAGESJrKR TROSCH In thU CI ty 8eptember28 by Bev Baeaier Jacob Sagesser to Rosette Troch LANN ilOECrELE ln this city September 28 by Rev Buehler Wllilam Lann to Emma ltowkele WIELISG KOOISTBA tn this city September S3 by Rev Buehler Peter Wiellng to Minna Kootstra MULLIN UAIIN In ihls cltv by Bev Father tteorge Montgomery Frank Mnllln to Lillian nahn CTRSOW HOPKINS In thU elty September 27hyRevWA Breck WillUm Cur now of Oakland to Alice Hopkins of this city DEATHS CBOCKARD In SouthPian Francisco Stotember SSi Hajh crockard btlovsd fathar cf John STpCKWELLS THEATER Btocxwttt Lessee and Proprietor Air EmsBHocas Manager FAREWELL BEPRESENTATIPN Of the Grandest Scenic Spectacle in the World and the moat meritorious entertainment ever given on any stage In this city the wonderful tjbaXia sr illustrating the Mysteries of THfiEABTH THE MOON And the Scenic WONDERS OF AMERICA Nkxx Sttstdat Eyxxnco OCTDBEB 1ST The New and Original Military Drama THE COUNTEBMdN JW SkAT8 NOW ItBAhY 5TVOLI Eaxusto Baoa OPERA HOUSE Proprietors and Managers LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS OF THB ONLY GENUINE SUCCESS IN YEARS Punfem downChristy The Sixth and Last Week ot v--The Success JEitrsorJlnary SHIP AHOY SHIP AHOY SHIP AHOY SHIP AHOY SHIKAHOY 6HIPAH0Y SHIPABOY sttir AHOY SHIpAHOY 8hipahoy SHIP AHOY SHIPAHOY Monday Oct 2d IfATCSITZA POPULAR PBICES 25c and 80c SHIP AHOY SHIP A1I0Y CMBRIA LUCANIA i October 28 7 a LOctober SI 10 a November 4 2 pk gvruuwr A TtAILBOA 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Sacramento MaryottUe ItnVUnx Tort lan lntet 8utinl ami It IOiISj KASTA UiZ 1IV1I Narrow tiller I713ASundayExcursiaD for Newark San Joee la Oatos Feltoa atd8aEU Crux tSttSr lUANetrrlttfenUrilloKAUJose lelton Bcnlder CrWk SaaU Crrx and Way Stations tat il5r Newark Centervaie San Joaa Almadcn Felton Boulder Creek 6ota Crax and fria dpal Way Stations Motites 4rfarNcwatk San Joae atng 3i iST BUIMOS third Ttnwil Atil ntOOA Baa Jose Almaden and Way Btatlons1 a43 J7aA Bin Jose Santa Crux PadSa CrcTCtTinclpalWajStaUoos ItU IBa San Jnaa Ties lleoa 8nU Cna Pacific Grove Paso Bo blea San IaiIs Obfepo and Principal Way Station S0APalo Alto and Way Station 1 i4 a Bad Je awl Way Sttlon fM 1203p Palo Alto and War SUtlona 4lsi 3i2r San Jose Gilroy Tres PlM Santa Crm Salinas Moo terey and 1AriGa Oro Mt40a 3tSr 8an Jom asd rrindpal Way SutioiiMri slJv 4SSr Palo Alto and Way Stations 8oei Sil0r8anJoeaDdWayStatlossV 1Sa 0SOralo Alto and Way Statiorts ZXa fllt43r Palo Alto asd PriudpU Way StaCTiar ITilte A for Morning Bacaan exeeii ted Sintdan imlv Monday Wedneaday and Friday only for Afternoon Saturdays oslj WORTS FAcnriC COAST BAlXKOArX Yiav Sanaallto Ferry TIWK TABLE IN EFFECT ATJOUBT 8 188V From San rraneieot To 8ATJ8ALITO MILL VALLEY and SAN BV PAEL vek day 780 80 11 A KJ 143 325 600 B40 61 Tu Sandaval 800 900 10i lli30 A SCt 130 SO 13a 800 If Extra trip on Sundays to SACSALTTO at Ji3ll 830 i To Sat FraneUeo rrom SAN RAFAEL week dayl lt 6l 745 9IM 1105 a irt 1 45 33a 5 fx Sanday 8 00 1000 115 A 115 Extra trip on Saturday at 625 1rom jdlla VAiXkV wek aaysi a5S 754 810 1110 A 15 Si35 5S pk ISundaysl flOS 10ia 11UOax 115825 ao oaj ITom SACSALITO week dsys 045 715 ili 955 1145 a 225 4K5560 pc 6bS days 740 845 1040 A Jti 1235 315 SA 615 648 70 nu Extra trip on Saturdays at 700 Lsatb 1 Thbocok Aaarvx San Franclsm trains San Franriiiea 106 a ilea mz iffitesgt lsnndaya Bey Jgrj 815PKlaaa 1025aKMc lpjcdara kimiet JtaLBgfc 800 am Son tT rdaya Tomalea sfigfcSs days sSW arffc wk 1029jAf daya Howards days 18atur car 800 a Sun Caxadera 5 815 ltSom cays 1 i daya Thirty day Excursion Roond trip 25 redactl ja Friday to Monday excursion Bound trip Ucketat Tooiloma and Point Beyes 1 25 Toaialea Si Howards 2 50 Caradero 1 Sunday Excursion Round trtpr Camp Taylot Tocaloma and Point Reyes 41 Tomalea SI 60 Howard 2 Caradero S3 50 STAGE CONNECTIONS Kages leave Cat dero oatly Sundays excepted on arrival of raora tag train from San Francisco for Stewarts Point Gualala Point Arena Cu3v Cove Navarra Mendocino City Caspar NoyV Fort Bragg asd all points on the Nortn Coast Stages from abova points will connect at Cazaden wits trains tot Baa Francisco at 1 week days TBLATHAM Gen Pass Tkt Axt Ganaral oflcea 11 Sahaome street SF I SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH FAi CTFIC RAILWAY CO TTaTTBXFmtaT Foo or MAEkrr 81 OFFICIAL TIME TABLE JJjr Enrxcr Aran 16 1895 35r steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates For freiebt ana passage apply at the companys office 4 Bowling Green New York -VERNON BROWN COW General Agents Good accommodations can always be secured on application to WILLIAMS DIMOND i CO Agenta San Francisco COMPAQNIE QENESALE TKANS ATXANTIQUEi 7RENCH LINE TO HA11E C0MPANYS AT pier new 43 2orth river foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort of crossing the channel In a small boat La Boorgogne Capt Leboeuf Saturday Sept 80 at 7 rK Bre tagne Captain Collier Saturday Oct7 at 3 it La Gascogne Capt SanteUi Saturday Oct It at 6 am La Touraine Capt FrangenL Saturday Oct 31 at noon La Champagne Capt Liarent Saturday Ocu 28 at 6 A La Bretagne Capt Collier Saturday Nov 4 it 1 For farther partlealaapr ly tAi FOROETAgent 8 Bowling Green New York FTJGAZI at CfX Agents 5 Montgomery avew San Francisco branch office 19 Montgomery st AMERICAN AND BED STAR LINE NEW TORE SOTrrHAMPTON LONDONr 1 ANTWERP THE ACCOMMODATIONS AND TNDtJCK meats ofiered by these lines are unsorpassed Regular weekly service between New York Southampton Paris Antwerp and all continental points by the new twin screw steamers of 10500 tons Steerage tickets to and from all European points at very low rates For tickets cabin plansand further Information apply to GVW FIJbTCHERAgent 613 Market street Orand Hotel building INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY HAMBURG i AMERICAN PACKKT CO FAST LTNETO LONDON AND THE CON T1NENT New York Southampton Hamburg fast twin screw express steamerss Normannla Sept 14iA VlcioiaOct 5 FBlsmarcfe5ept21lNormannlvOct 13 Columbla Sept 2aF BlsmarcgrOct 19 Passengers for London landed at Southampton forwarded by special train to London free Express cabin passengers for the Continent are landed at Cnxhaven and forwarded by rail to Hamburg AWMYER GenlAgtPaclflccoast 401 California at cor Sansorue San Iranclaco NORTH OSRMAN tl OYD fi CO XTEW YORK SOCTHAMPTQN BREMEN XX Tbe faot express steamers of this company sail every TUESDAY and SATTJftD AY ipree Saale Werra Kaiser Wllhelm TI Havel AllerFhUaLahn Elder Elbe Trave Ems FASrrBOUTE TOTIIli MEDITKBRANEAN Direct line to south of France Riviera and Italy touching at Gibraltar to land passengers to Spain Futla sat Sept 23d at 10 a n8 erra Sat Oct Hth atarpK leave New York for Genoa and regularly thereafter ROBfRTCAPELLK General Agent for Pacific coast 118 Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel ban Francisco MISCELL1NEOUS ODD TELIaWS HAIllV Seventh and Market Streets gtmoina 27Trr 28th aso 29tk wheat intebnatiqnal WRESTLING TOiJRNA MEST PorflOOOIiicashandtaechamplonsain Original list ot entries Acton McLeod Casey White Johansen Eakollch Traianovlch Clark I ean Campbell Mlrach Carroll Alto Mackey Tour Batnent commences Wednesday evening at 815 Cetodc Aamlaslon 50e SseHal Rrv4 Seat fer ladiu and taait aseorta 760 il L1DDLE 8l CO TWBMERLYOF BS8 WASH tngton street a FfiaTe removed to 110 MONTGOMERY ST under Occidental Hotel Sole Agents for A Scott non wureener jeiever Arms id Smith 1arlter Bros Ithaca Bakar and lien lsgto Shotgun WHOLE RiTAlfr AT send 8 tent 1 tamp for CataJogoa NsSf A CERTAIN AND painless cure Book on the habit and why it aa dls eaae ntaf led Ere Can on or write DR GSTBOXO 400 0FarrtU strtst Baa Fraaclaco CaL Consultatlea Ire MORPHINE 70ax aOGAMtjah Andtl03OAKJ 7J0M 11 awovraiiuitermeiu 1 ciufhi 740AM I P00AM i 830am 70ac 800am 920am I 9JA 1100am 1120am late points I Oaerns 800am vllle and 330rx intermedl late points isebastonol SOpMlandlnter 500 mediate poiata 111 Ellen SXIOPK and Inter B09pm mediate points Santa Rosa SS0PV and Inter 600pm mediate 605pk points 1S0PM 8S0PM San Rafael 5 OOPMt and Inter ouopm meaiate 20fx points 860am I1Q40AM 8X0 AM tlasoAM iia40AM iUOAM I 015am tia30A 1040am iAjfclvi mj iTSoa I 6D6ru i 10r I 7 WrH Jtl2 vi 240rM Arti Biur jam 610n 7JilPij Sally Wally exceptSuniar Sandars enu 1 eaiirqays ana panaays qnry Stages connect at Santa Bosa for Mark West Springs fttaaea connect at GeywrvlBe for SkagrT SprtuRS Stewarts Point Gunlala and Point Areas tgea connect at Cioverdale for tbe Geysers Stazev connect at Pleta tet Highland Bpring EelseyvUii Soda Bay Lakeport and Bartlets Springs atag roanert attTklah forVlchy8prtngSar toga Springs Blue Lakes Tppef Lake Lakeporv Boonevtlle Greenwood orrs Hot sprlngatileir docinoClty Tort Braxg Vaal Weatport CatV Willltta CalpeUa HarrJi Blocksburr BrldsevUla Vydesvllle and Euy ka Special reduced rates oa Satoaday to Monday ticket On Sundays halt rates to aa points beyond Baa Rafaal Ticket oSee corner New Montgomery and Market streets under Palace Hotel HC WHITING RRYAN Gen Manager Gen Pass Aft iiiMMJitI 4M Fe Mi jl Trains Leave mirl Arrir at Ran Franelaes tjtaTxet gtreet erryi Leave Dally Prom Aoa 2 HS93 Arrive Daily 630PM Fast exp via Moiavel 1015am i Atlantic Exnreas I aA via Ixic Ancetes1 845 Ticket Ofiice t50 Markrtau Chronicle buUdlaft BlTancac A BIsiSELL General Passtoier Agent APVEItTISlMENTSANT StrBSCRlPTIOM for the Chboxicxk received at CKxosnei hrancboSicetheVaa Ne Bazaar JSfwiUrkas abova Van Seas ave MEDICAL TO THE TJKFORTTJNATE Dp Gibbons DisDe rt flgOKEAPNY STREET COR COS JiO merclal San Francisco entraaca on Commercial street Estaoitnaed 1 1854 for thetreatmentandcuraof aU Juk eases of the urinary and geaeratlve or xans and alt stages of eemtnal weak neas eonantrnt hm ch smn at LrSOS Tanceofttie sexes suecemfnlly treated The sick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him Tb lxictor bas traveled extensively in Europe and iw apected tDorooghly the various hopitaK thK talntng a grt deal of valuable iDformartOTiwlch he ts competent to Impart to those is need of Ws aervjees Tbe Ifoctor nrree when btberatait Tfy MRU DK GIBBON WIU maker no charge oaJes fSfSy J1 fife Persons at distance mayhap CIjKLD AT HOME AU commanications atrlctiy conndeutlaL Charges reasonable CaLeor writ Aadress DK tllBBOi 633 Jearny Street Ptthaxl957SaalTaaci.