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Js ti ft sT si 32 3S8E JP is labo fc iaiiii GIVEN FULL CHARGE OF HER MOTHERS ESTATE T11E OBJECTION THAT SHE WAS A 50S RESIDKNT NOT SCS TAIXED Verr lArse Bond Beqntred by Jfn4are Donne From the Admlolstrm irlx and Pnrnbhed tr Surety Company I Letter of administration on the estate of Mrs Alralra 8 Townsend were granted by Judge Dunne yester day to her daughter Mrs Ella Mur ray The petition of Public Administrator Boland was denied Judge Dunne in a written opinion disposed of the objection that Mrs Murray was not a resident of this State and therefore not entitled to appqlntment as administratrix He said that the evidence showed that for more than thirty years Mrs Murray had resided In Dorchester Mass that she paid visits to her mother here in 1503 and J834that on July 5 1900 her only child having died she came from Dorchester direct to SansFrancisco where she arrived on July 9trv thirteen days before Mrs Townsend died Mrs Murrar testified that she caine here because her mother was alone and needed help and protection in her declining year andbecause Thomas Towns td her former husband and Mrs Murrays father had apparently determined to annoy her I knew of the terrible treatment that my rnother had received from him and the several other wives that he had and 1 con eluded that she needed my assistance and tht my placwas here Mrs Murray stated in court i formed an Intention to reside here I knew positively that She would net want me to 11 ve under the same rpofand I wrote her that I would live In any part of the city that when her heart ached I would come and give her that comfort that a mother ought to receive I left my household effects4 washed and Ironed and in a condition that it vrould tkeme but a very short time to pacTt up and corns here pennai nently I did not consider it necessary to stand on the housetops and inform the public of my Intention I thought when had made the final arrange ment with my mother or when she had concluded to take me into her home that it was time enough to tell the people In tha Bast She also testified that she had determined to reside here dur lng the remainder of her life Judge Dunne deemed her declarations clear and unequivocal on the subject of rtsN dencej He also paid The petitioner is a woman SO years of ae the death Of her daughter left her virtually alone Ir the world and it is not to be wondered at that in her distress of mind and body sha turned to her mother for consolation and comfort While it is true that tha deceaed willfully and designedly separated herself from her daughter durV moat of the yen of her life it is also true that she was cot lnsenslbs to the relationship existing between them nor forgetful of the duties It imposed all of which is shown in the expressions of love and sympathy contained In the coy reepondence in evidence that passed between them after the death of her grandchild for whom she seems to hav had a deep affection The actual condition of Mrs Murray after her daughters death of Itself would furnish a sufficient motive for a change of residence and give color to the positive statements made by her regarding her Intention to take up a residence In California The loss of her child had broken her home She testified thatabout this time she was not In good health Under these circumstances the desire to go to her mother wa a natural and reasonable one and this in spite of the fact that she knew she might not be welconu in truth that she might anger and offend that mother From her testimony it may be gathered that the treatment given her hv the deceased on her arrivalwas about what she expected but it would seem from theevl dertce that after the surprise and annoyance her appearance caused had passed she was treated with kindness and consideration Her mothervlslted her In her apartments in the Palace Hotel dally and seemed to be deeply Interested in her affairs and this continued until her mothers death which occurred suddenly about two weeks after MrsiMurray reached San Francisco -Mrs Murray came to San Francisco when there appeared to be no immediate danger of her mothers death In fact Mrs Townsends condition was as good as could be expected of a woman ofher years As thehelr atilaw of her mother ft will In any event be only a short time when large Interests for the most part located In this estate will be committed to hercare and require her personal attention Mrs Murrays bond was fixed at 5750001 and was furnished by a surety company ho imperialism in tiiis The lepiibllcau jpsirtyf tt11 not foe trulded in conduct by one jiet of principles at home md auolbtr set In the MeTrterrtiby belonBlnar to the United Sttes President JicKIn leya letter of Acceptance More iFortwoinJte Investors jGeorge Kavanaugh 640 Market street San Francisco purchased a one quarter or 1 ticket in thelotteryof the eneflcenaIblicAiCompanyV Qlty of Mexico In the August 3d drawing i hich won 20000 hjs share being J5000 which WRa3roinptfypaId rvAnother fortunate Investor was Charles Maftye6ty4lfthand San runoavenUeSan Francisco who pur chased aone quarterorltlcket No 42479 fn the above named lottery which won Ji0QOO his share being 2500 which was also promptly pald V1 1 AlmoatV monthly ons of the capital prizes Is won here and this Is the cause of the popularity of the lottery of the Hehejdcencia Publlca Company on this coast A further reason la that thepeople know that this IS the onlyJottery guaranteed and protected by the Mexican National Government AH drawlngs art held In public under the strictest vigilance fof federal authorities Vthefe fore the fairness of Its drawings are vouched for by the Department of State the cMexlcan National Govern ment appointing Dr Greorlo Orive for the TreasuryDepartment ahd Apollnaf CastlUo ntervenor therefore every body lsrassured of the honest dealings of the old reliable lottery of the Bene flcencla Publica Company ot whlcli jjassettl president and manager Childrns Smart FroeltaC Designs for childrens frocks follow In a reneral way those for trrowrt folks and th Chrbnlcis pattern department illustrates this morning a dress for girls from to XI years of age which embodtesone of ThVmost becomlngjruts of the season The aidrt is gored and trimmed with a seal icuedr bipdi aroundth hem an effect ujhWcarried in theyoktc Mil sChronT toe patterns coat4S cents with a coupon Sd are toi be had atrthe San Francisco Ice Tor at the Jod Branch 860 Sroao AslarliifiHlflit ireportedtotween AJ rnIow imw TT ttl wars mtfS V9 rtfrthe1 Iftcatipo Chroni Price 10 KElfiil yjmwvm i BRiGyGALILEEi XRRIVE REI4C OP A3 OliB HirWRECIC Battle Ship VIscOTsin on a Prelim lnaVySptn Sailor Fluht pii the French Baric An Jon Salcpt Wreelti lRTO St rOlFet yeet Feet Peet 18 1S 0J1 S20 Tlt 133 9 T20 rA 2sl fo3 08 4 2S2 2 823 tt 267 0 S2J 320 21 OS S1 21 3S3 07 101 61 400 17 1012 81 22 4U0 10 1048 681 439 14 1058 i0 23 40 13 1116 B4i 613 11 lli4l 4S 54 1 a03j il6ll43 84 C4TK 01wi VC SEPTEMBER 18 I ThsbrlgjQalilee Captain Dinsmore arrived yesterday morning after a passage of fortyflvedayfroin Tahiti bringing a cargo of 261C4 cocoanuts 250 sacks of sea shells and a Jarge quantity of vanlla and coprai The passengers were Mesiri McaregortCrOppejr Nebdi Ferris Dougherty IYalahd two sons Peterson and Mrs Harti Tson and dayghteri Captain Dlnsmorerepprta that the Galilee sailed from Tahiti on August Id the passage being slow on account of light winds In lat Itude 11 degrees 30 minutes porth longitude 117 degrees 30 minutes west the brig was in a storm which carried away the maintpimastv Tbe French feniiser jPrbtet whichf was here a few months ago was irj port Tat Ta4 hlti when the brig salled andwas soon to leave for the Chinese coast The French bark Grand Duehesse pigswas also at Papeete having put Jnion July 12th with her faretepmast and everything attached gone She was waiting for instructions from her owners The barkehtlheCity of Papeete whlchwas reported some time ago as having ibeen Injured while leavln Papeete forSanFranclscOjls reported by the Galilee ss being In bad shape She had sailed froni Papeete 7onj July 17th jfat2 oclock In the afternoon and went ashore thlrty Hvs mlnuteslaterTomacoraltreef where she remained twenty hours before being floated by the tide5 whenJsheTwas towed back Jnto the harbbrbythV tug Eva It was found that the barkentlnes false keel had beep carried away and her main keel badly chafed and In addition the vessel wasibadly strained It is believed that the barkentlne will never be able to leave the island agaha no facilities existing for making repairs to a sea going vessel Part of the cargo of the Papeete was brought up by the Galilee In the opinion ox the officers of the Galilee the operations of the Board of Health at Tahiti amount1 to a rare production of an opera bouffewithout the music The local French officials are laboring under the impression that black plague Is raging In about very port in the world except Fapeetei and anyvessel so unfortunate as to put la at the island Is made to pay tha penalty The officials evidently having heard that fumigation was the thingext peeled of them fumigated the visiting uuui uumvre uiuikuiii maienai was left arid then threw a cargo of lumber overboard to let the salt water get a chance at the germs with which the timbers were bellvedt reek Clean bills of health cut no figure with the Tahiti Board of officials The Galilee like all the other vessels that have put in there for months past was kept off shore and compelled to discharge her cargo as best she could with the assistance or a few Kanakas who were subsequently placed in quarantine and fed and fumigated at the expense of the Galilees owners Not arnan from the brig was allowed ashore during the stay of over twoweeks in port Itello of Old Dan Nearly forty years ago at the bottom of San Francisco bay Is part of the history of an anchor and thirty fathoms of chain which were brought to light yesterday by the sed staclctug Sea King Two or three days ago while the men of the bark Ferris 8 Thompson were weighing anchor 500 yard off Arch rock the flukes of the mud book brought up the end of a big anchor chain It was buoyeditothe sutv face and yesterday the Sea King went out and hauled it on board Atthe other end of the chain was an anchor and a ships hawse ninel badlv eaten hv runt htit I still of considerable value The discovery set old seafaring men to scratching their heads It was the opinion of the most of them that the anchor hawse pipe and chain belonged to the ship Flying Dragon or the ship Autocrat both of which were lost near Arch rock in the 60s The Fly ing Dragon was commanded by Captain Watson now living here and was wrecked by striking Arch rock A few years later or about 1866 tile Autocrat waa also wrecked on the rock and sunk Settled an Old GVndare Two sailors on the French bark Anjou who bad been at outs on the voyage settled their differences yesterday by a fist fight on the vessel lylngat the seawall The officers sndmenof the bark formed a ring around the men who fought for forty minutes before one of them fell and struck his head on a bucket the bucket and not the other man giving the knock out blow The two sailors are expected to be the best of friends hereafter Tried Her Machinery The new battle ship Wisconsin took a spin around the bayyesterday morning for the purpose ot trying her machinery and it is reported that everything was found to be satisfactory To day the Wisconsin will leave orthe Port Orchard dry dock in Puget sound returning here in about ten days 4o coal preparatory to the official trial trip in Santa Barbara channel Chanced Ills 1 Mind An unknown nian apparently anxious to drown himself Jumped off the end of Union street wharf Into the bay yesterday morning but after splashing around for a few minutes managed to get Up on the wharf again He refused to make his identity known to bystanders and gave no reason for bis strange action Wreck to Be Sold United BtatesiDlstrict Judge De Haven has directed Commissioner George Morse trustee of the sunken ship May Flint to sell thei vessel Thursday The sale will take place In front of the Merchants Bxchange atilS0 oclock Sf leellttneou Nates The training ship Adams sailed yester day afternoon with a large number of naval apprentices for a cruise along the northern coast The steamer Coloniwlll beduecto rabri row from Panama and Central American and Mexican ports The steamer Herodot of theKosmos line is expected to arrive to morrow from Hamburg and isouthern ports She ts bringing several passengers andralargc amount of freight JftThs Government shipCyrus Wakefield will sail soon for the north to load coal for Manila JU The British ship Ancatos cleared yester davf or Queenstown with graln i liiHii Jones through his attorney Woouwonaffi uanning oegan action yesterday in the United States District Court frr partof the proceeds of the sale of the brigantlne Pltcalrn Jones furnished materials to the extent of H62 66 to the vessel The bark Martha Davis Captain lie Alman arrived yesterdayf rom HUo after a passage of twentysix days iA cargo of 6G0O tons of coal was brought from Nanaimb by the steamer Tltanla arriving yesterday The steamer 8 1 Paul will be due to day from Nome and St Michael The stsamer Australia sails to morrow afternoon for Honolulu The PaclflcMall steamer Newport will aatl Wednesday for Panama and way ports A cargo of 66800 tases of salmon was brought from Orcai Alaska by the ship America which arrived yesterday A large number of Chinese fishermen who have been employed at the canneries returned lnthyessel MARINE NEWS Brancb nrdrerraphle OB3e fc Merehritt Kxcbans8a Fr ntUea SeptemberlT 1900 The Tim BU on tb Tower the new Verrr building was dropped exact If at 000a to day 1 at Boon iiiiitniBM at OrwBwttli mean ttme CALK1X8 Ueotenaat CommiDder la chars i POIST XOBOS rBeptsmler iT 103V Weather desr wind aorthweit Telocity 1 WUeSj jpmTOMiaisBBJs OSes Daited States Ltsatbons Inspeetnr TwelKn District 8a Franctaco September 17 Notice is hereby slTen tbat repairs bare been ccm plcte4 tb fcg bU mseblaery St TrUUdad Bead 1 ttoaClant i wtfl be snak mM SsmSLSif itiasstaia Isifi ffi sStoeu tb iWiTXtebta utirot S1m1 raMAe Clout JAOe jm lS No 60 au4 Uat btVBeacoasadBmss Pacific Ooait i Pfiea Sy order the Uflbthouse Board SBarSJS CosuuaDdcr United 8tateNaty ItpectrTweUtbLIDtliooae District COAST AKD EODETICBnBtEr Clmi and VUeiaots of Hlgb and Low Waters at Fort IVlnt nirBc Ktn Krnciac3 Bay By efficlal aatborlty of tbe juperlntenilent NOTE Tha bljh ad low watrT occur at tin City front itlloA 4trtwbrt about 25 aW etea Uter than at Fort roIuttbatlibt ttU to the same at both plaw SEPTEMBER rrTwt Sao CUc 654 1 Ban Seta iil3 NOTE In tb abora tabulation of tldra tba daily tides are siren In tb order of tbrlr occur rtner commenrlnr with to early tnornlng tide Uv tbe lett band tld column and the sneceedtne tides aa they occur as to time on aome day bat thrve tide occur the uanal fourth tldroccurrlui tbe following mornlnff Thcolamn of belcbt ire tba eleTattonof each tide aboTe or below tbe plane ef Coast Surrey Cbart Bounding The numbers are always addf tlTo to the chart depths unless preceded by the tninu alga or dash nrhen tbe number Is sub tracUTe rom depths lren on he chart jMOSTEUENTS 10F STEAMElisi Rteamera du and to Ball to day imai toe the next six days area follows steameri tvtr Sail Koy iort Bragg i jv i ii Sept IS Corona San Diego sod way portsiiiVSeptaH Gipsy anta Crui and Monterey ijSpt IS Aost ralta Honolulu vv it tVViw Septals Newportfew York rla Panama Sept 19 Walla Walla Victoria luget Sound and Alaska i vp i i Septl9 State ot Cal Astoria and Portland rf 8ept 20 lVBonaEareka Areata etc vViiiSept 20 Kruger Tillamook Bayvi2iV8pt 20 Hoolta Newport San Pedro ete i8rpt 20 Empire Coo Bay i i vi ii iii Sept 20 Areata Coo Bay and Port Orford Sept20 North Fork Eureka Areata etc iiV Sept31 Iaorekireatajtcivyi8ept121 Oipsy Santa Crn and Montereyivvi8pt 21 Grace Dollars Crays Harbor ii iiu8ept J2 tppoaMaruT Uonekong vis Hdnbluln i and Yokohama rVs ii i nvi i iWi Sept 2S Kureka Eureka Areata ttiani8ept 22 CYetcent Clty rCreseent City Sept 23 Santa Rosa San Diego and way porta Sept 21 JJorroc Bs vviiVWii Sept 22 Umatma Victoria Puget Sonno and Alaska ivvv Vi Sept 23 darlna Seat tl and Taeoma i ii Viv Sept 24 Ioint Arena Pt Arena and Mendocino Sept 24 Coos Pay Newport San Pedro etcV Sept 24 ABBXTB Steamers yrom One Pomona Eureka Areata etc i ii Sept is North Fork Eureka Areata eta i Sept 18 Bonlta Newport San Pedro te Sept IS Areata Coos Bay and Port Orford vt Sept 18 St Paul St Michael and Nome ifis Sept 18 Colon New York via Panama vj Sept 19 Lmatllla Alaska Puget Sound and le toria 4 i i i Septv Coquille UtTer Gray Uarborriii8ept 19 Robert Adamaoo NanalmQ Sept 19 Waihtenaw Taeoma Vn i iVv 8epC 19 Herodot llamburg Antwerp and way ports ivii kis jViSept 10 Crescent City Crescent City iSept 20 Point Arena Mendocino and Pt Arena Sept 20 Santa Roaa San Diego and way porta Sept 2J II Kruger San Pedro iiiSept 20 Clpsy Santa Cms and Monterey Sept SO Moana Sydney via Auckland and Hono mm Sept 21 Eureka Eureka Areata etc iiVi Sept 1 NoyoFort Bragg viiiiisSept 21 Matteawan Taeoma i iivi Septt 21 City of Jllo do Janeiro rUoDgkong yia Yokohama and IIonolului Sept 22 Columbia Portland and Astoria Sept 22 Grace Dollar San Pedro Sept 22 Coo BayNewport San Pedro etc Sept 22 Cxanna Seattle and Taeoma Sept 22 Gipsy Santa Crua and Monterey Sept 33 City of Puebla Alaska Puget Sound and Victoria i i Sept 24 Pomona Eureka Areata etc Sept 24 Ctroua San Diego and way ports 4 Sept 24 ARRIVED AT SA1 FRANCISCO Nor stmr Tltinla Gnlllksen 00 hours from Nanalmo Stmr Walla Walla Thomas 8 dayi from Victoria aadTuget Sound ports 2 Stmr State of California Gage 53 hours from Portland rla Aatorti 43 hours rf Stmr Corona Glelow 60 hours from Baa Diego Stmr Aleatra Xarlscn 4T hours from Port Io Angeles Ship America Harding 15 days from Ore Bark Martha Darls MeAlman 21 days from HUo Bktn ETUtoa WlrKhnlelt 8 days from Taeoma BtiK Galilee Dlnsmor 45 day rm Tahiti Scbr Lena Sweasey Jobnson 8 days from Grace Harbor Schr Bertie Minor Karens 4 days from Eureka Schr Guide Olaen 7 days from Gray Harbor Schr Vine Small 10 days from Port Gamble Schr Monterey Beck 48 hours from Crescent City CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Mineola DarldV Nanaimo Stmr Corona Glelow San Diego Prshlp Ancaloa Fulton Queenstown silLED FROli SAN VkANCISCO Br atmr Warfield Pattle Chemalnus stmr Adams Goodwin Puget sound Stmr Mackinaw Llttlefleld Seattle Stmr Eureka Jeen Eureka Stmr Point Arena Hansen Mendocino Stmr Greenwood Fage rlund Greenwood Stmr National City Dettmers Weatport Schr Albion UndmanenCoqulIlo rirer Schr Oonflansa Christiansen Coqnlll rirer SPOKEN Aug IS Lat ll ion 23 Bf ship Alcinous from Urerponl for San Franclaco June 2 Lat4 Ion 125 Frpark Marthe Roux hence May 15 for Qoeenatonn COAST PORTS CAPE NOME In port Sen atmr John Kim ball stmr Charles Nelson atmr Alliance stmr uregon stmr unaries uune a atmr McCnl louKn tnr Discovery wt stmr Thraiher atmr Albion stmr Dora schr Sequoia bargee Skooknm AOiuniAaiiiini BKf A suur voiumDia htnee 15 PORT BLAKELEY Arrlred Sep 18 schr 7 A CampbeU froni Port Townsend PORT TOWNSEND Paaaed ud Sen IT bark LerlO BurgeMand cbr Bartlett Brstmr Breconahir from Yokohama atmr Valencia from Nome tor Heattie ur Dark entara from Antwerp Sailed Sep IT schr Joseph RUss for Salinas Crus BOWERS tANDINO Sailed Sept IT schr Ocean Spray for San Francisco EUREKA Sailed Sep 16 stmr South Coast for veniura ep it stmr North Fork for San Francisco atmr Pomona for San Francisco Arrlred Sep lit atmr Pomona benee 15 schr Ellxa Miller hence 9 bktn George Perkins hence oep jt stmr urunswick nence io schr Sparrow from Newport 8 KT8AL Arrired Sep IT stmr Newsboy hence in FORT BRAGG Sailed Sep 18 Stmr Sequoia for Dan rajicuco OftAVS HARBOR Sailed Sep 16 schr Luzon for Honolulu schr Oceania Vance for San Francisco schr LUxl Vance for San Francisco SEATTLE Arrlred Sep 18 stmr Al KI from Dyea Bepisscnr ixmiaa from Cape Nome Sep 17 stmr Valencia from Cape Nome stmr Ei eelaior from Cooklnlet Sailed Sep 18 atmr Dolphin for Sksgway atmr oan 1 euro jgrflvae aiiur vxannaror xacoma stmr South Portland for Nome Tla Skagrvay schr Emma and Louise for Cook Inlet aREENWOODArrlTed Sep 17 stmr Whites borobenes iai WESTIORT gaUed Sep IT stmr Cleone for San Francisco COOSBAY Sailed Sep 18 stmr Areata for San TACOMASalied Sep JT schrfMarloirf or San Francisco EWPORxArrlTedj iSep IT stmr laqua Benre is 1-ORT TOWNSEND ArrlTed Sep rlT Br ship rorteTlotfromAntwerp EASTERN rpORTS BALTIMORE Salled Sep ITi shipf JohnMc ljonaia for can rrancuco NEW TOBK irriTed stmr Minnehaha from London atmr Astoria from Glasgow CHEUBORU Sailed Sep 1 stmr AUer from Biemen and Southampton for New York stmr Deutscbland from Hamburg and Southampton for Kow York SYDNEY WV ArrlTed Sep IT stmr Aorangt from Vancourer tla Honolidu and Briaban SOUTHAMPTON SaUed stmr FrledeHeh der rosso rrom Bremen fpr Ne Xorki SFOREIGJi rpBTS GLASGOtrT ArriTed Sep IT Stmr Assurlan from PbUadelphla tmr VUyiot Rome from New York stjnr La ronla from Montreal stmr Spartan from Montreal BREMEN Sailed Sep 16 stmr Frederlch der Grosse tot New York Tla Southampton and Cher bourg farriTed Sep IT stiar Grosser Kurfurst ia Southampton LONDOX SalledT Sep 15 Gcr stmr Neko for SanFrancUeo 8T JOHNS New Foundlsndl ArrlTed stmr Grectan frofatI4Trpoolfor UailTax Nand Vhliadeiphis MQNTBKAC ArrtTedgep ir stmf Corlnthiaa from LtTcrpoolf tmr Rorln from London K1N8ALE Passed Sep IT Br ahlp Ktronaa ttwn Taeoma foe Queenstown UTJLL ArriTed Sep 15 Br park Inyereak hence Aprtl2 QOBENSTOWIt TSaHeuVpep 14 Brsolp Claa OaTbraltbfor HnH 3 VlOTOBlA SaUed Sep 14 Br stmr Condor from SalaTerrys rrtTediBep Tj Br stmr Amur from QUNWOWJArTlTed BpilTBr Urk Wlli 11am Law ftesa OrecearB General Eoberts hence May2r AV i SYDNKTArrired 4 lbkta Gleaner from rlAZATLAN SiHtl Sep 15 stmr Colon tor San Fraiciaco log a 1 YOKOHAMA Saned for San 1Franclco arriTcd Sep pi sear Csar hence Sep ifyrJsjm Cciptle Grain jf or Karope Jin British Bhip Aneaio was cleared yesterday for Queenstown for order with 34822 centals of Wheat1 TSlued at 3750 29283 centals of IUr ley rained at 127530 nd 13000 feet of lumber as dnnasge TSlued at 295 no fSIPEHIAIJSM JT UlS The jlepabtlcanparty vrlll not br guided In lit cODddei by one set ot principles nt uome aSd another aet in he new territory belonging to the Cnited States rresldent McKln leys Letter of Aceeptauce SCFRIS9I13 COCUT OEClSiORS Judgment of lrfwer Courts InMany vcl5eCAc5iiP The Supreme Court has handed down the fQllpwing opinions George Beck sued the Pasadefia Lake Vineyard Land and Water Company Qr damaafea and Bought an in junction because the company had turned off wateri claimed yTJecfcf The defense wasthat JJeck dd not pay the water fates The Iqwer court found for the de endant and the Judgment was affirmed Benjamin Leipsic secured siao from a womanand invested It In mining stocks in this city A Jury convicted him of em bezglement and he was sentenced to five years imprisonment The Supreme Court in reversing the judgment held that the verdict was against the instructions of the Court Because of terror in Instruct tlohs the Judgment of the lower Court whlch sentenced Cole to eight years for forgery was reversed This was the same action taken In the appeal of James OBrien accused of assault in Alameda county Emma Wahlgren was Injured by a car of the Market street Jtailway Company on Bacramento street in thjs elty ana re celved damages In the amount of flCKX This judgment has been afflrmedi The appeal in the case of Williams vs Long has been dismissed The Pacific Paving Company secured a Judgment against one Reynolds but this has been reversed be cause of erroneous publication of the nov tice of aseesment The Los Angelea Superior Court gave a judgment to the Southern Pacific Company in a suit brought against it by Augusta Behlow to Sulet title to land The judgment was af rmed Rose Procter was ejected from a train of the Southern California Rallway at Pasadena and secured a verdict of JST5 damages therefor The judgment has been afflrmedi excepting 3T 60 spent for lncU dentals Gluseppe Raspadori got a judg ment against Frank Cresta on a promissory note affirmed Ed Huntley brought action to quiet title to land in Lassen county upon which the San Francisco Savings Union had a claim and the judgment went against him affirmed MRS DOOLINS CASE AGAIN Medical Witnesses Were Deceived at the First Trial The following Jury was chosen In Judgs Dalngerflelds court yesterday In the suit of Michael Joseph Doolln and Mary Jane Ooolin against the Omnibus Cable Com pahy now a part of the Market street Railway Companys system Edward Mohrig Diamant Stockwltz II Hencke Charlts A Fabian George IIoll Joseph Michael John II Harder A Campbell Becker William Schilling and William IL parr The case was tried nee before and on October 9 1893 a Jury of which Peer Tiffany was foreman rendered a verdict In favor of the plaintiffs for 120000 damages On November 18 1895 Superior Judge Sanderson reduced the award to 15000 with the alternative that If this amount was not accepted a new trial would be granted On appeal the Supremo Court affirmed his order The plaintiffs would not accept the reduction and a new trial was ordered The case was notable because at the trial the doctors on both Bides testified that Mrs Doolln had a tumor but In ten days after the verdict was granted she gave birth to a child and thus disproved the diagnosis of the medical witnesses She was injured on November 17 1891 on Fifteenth avenue In South San Francisco when a horse car on which she was a passenger collided with a loaded wagon and was thrown down an embankment Spinal concussion nd other Injuries were the result of the accident to her It was alleged The alleged tumor was discovered during an examination made by the plaintiffs and the defendants physicians In May 1893 It was the subject of much testimony at the trial Embarrassed by Havlnff Money Attorney Hall McAllister has 75Q In his possession and wants to get rid of It He appealed to the Superior Court yesterday to take it from him or to give him advice as to What ho should do with the money It was deposited with him In 1S98 by Mark Parker and Austin Shlmer and was to be paid to Dan QToole or James Dolan when a judicial determination as to which of them was entitled to it was reached The amount was the balance of commissions on the sale of mines in Mariposa county The decision was In favor of Do Ian He assigned the Judgment to Henry Mitchell He also gave Rogers an order on McAllister for all of the money to his credit In McAllisters bands Mitchell and Rogers each demanded the 1750 Austin Shlmer and Mark Parker claim that Dolan owes them 1320 and have demanded the retention for them of that sum by McAllister under the written terms Of the deposit REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The following trsnfers of real estate were recorded yesterday Baron Merchant to Fidelity and Guaranty Company lot on SE coroer of California and Kearny streets 25x50 SI Dennis Halloran to John Kerr lot on line of Ithode Island street 223 feet of Xerada 8 2iloi 1000 Colburo deceased to Colburn lot on line of Diamond street 85 feet of Twen tj atcond 13x1151 100 Sai ah A McCllntock to Darld Newell lot en line ot Guerrero street 10O feet of Tblr teeith 25xE 80 S33O0 Jaeib and Lina Herman to Jamea Burns lot cnS lhv of Duncan sUvet 13110 of Douglass 1 623Mtll4 10 John Wirotore and wife to A Selfrldge lot im MV eornei of Howard and Spear street NE 4510 SW 1376 KE 018 NW 01 8 SVSTTiu SE 410 SW 00 SE 1S34 25500 BCILDEItS fiONTBACTS George II Tay Ccmpacy Hlth Clans Snrectcis steam beating plant In butldtng for 1300 on line of Market street near Third and II Veltrb with Clans Spreciels crtaln carpentsr work on same building for 9340 HOTEL ARRIVALS Loeb WUUsms Mamma Dunnlfan 3 Monro At child Tltcomb A Cal A Sumner San Jose1 Hart Cal 1 Warrark Cal 8 Hank Cal Terry Cal William Cal It ONeill Taeoma Garner Cal Loekman fort land A UeElmVU lhlla Mrs ADBowen II Foster Cal Miss Foster Cal Uls Hall Cal Miss Hall Cal Vail Chicago TeanNew York IJndberf Taeoma LajnUey city JWKaatoa Modesto II Piper Memphis Bead llosa Read Sac 11 carrou a sac GRAND HOTEL Bachman Bed Bluff Poundatone Cat Steele Los Angeles ueuire Uhlcaco Lery A Sac WlUey Monterey 1 Dempney Denrer Mr II Tucker Chicago i Turner Modesto Mrs II McKay Napa 1 WeUiTer Uoaa Ltndstroo Illinois II Wrlcht St Louis Miss Cooper Santa Bos McDonnell Menlo Park BamseU Palo Alto Johaunesen Portlnd Wilkinson Cal Miss Lunberger Barbra MUs Thomas Barbara A Edwards Salt Lake A Johnson i Seattle Mrs Uillilund Portland Rooklldge Chlearo Thumle A ChtcM Mitchell St Helena a remuetoa Saratoga Mrs A Bntterfleld OroTln sirs uiocaom Stockton uiss ai utwrs ureeley SO Blossom Stockton Blas ft wv Chicago A Halne Madison Hulls Farming ton UttME Pearse Boatoa Gay lord Salt Lake PALACE HOTEL Mr Chirie worth Tkhr KVj Halgbt Oregon Mis Charlesworth Ykre Mr John Hart Tahiti Mr Alexander Vkhre George Hart Tahiti uiss Aieaanufr a asuc juice iiari 1 anltl 1 ileaae SA Hal worth Jr Omha Krunttfeldt low Marcus city Blocks New iork WJ Wiley rity CsroUn City Mrs Carolan city 8t itarav i If Mrs St Hays Ji MissStJ Hays Armstrong 1 Mis Datl Vorkahire Wood San Joser Mrs Wood Sin Joaa A Brewer 8 Mateo WK Miller Mexico I neffrooi Sacto Chas FisberN Ty Logan Kentucky It Harrigan nv OUT ord Kansas II Breeden Portland Mrs Breeden Ponlmnd MU Breeden PortUnd i PTyler XX Brstaober frity Mrs Brataober city OEHin Taeoma Mr IUU Tacom CiCBlock 08 Xk MaUw Cog Dunham Ohio Smith Lo A MwA Mnuer Los Jt JlrsvTylerNV Ballfant NY A Morehonse city Mr Norebenae city OO Howard Jr city a Schwab li Markbrelter Chgo a Morrell Boston Mrs MorreU Boston B1RTB1S KfXlOTT in this ltyirSeptember IJS Elliott of adanghteri i MAGXIN In tia rltyiSeptember rlSt ths wif of Charles AMagnln of ason BOS ln this rtty Bepteberi4 tha wife Jit JameBoe of Alamed of a daughters TIIOMPSOXReptember the wife oaep Tboniwon of asoni MARHIAQES iiELLINGEH pnDSSO iln 8aa Jose September George EeUlnger Jr of SaarJoae to licner lruuo of Alameda KEXNEOy IIATFJii In Oakland September by UeTJ Vao EreryFJolU Kennedy of Oakland to Annlee Uaye of OroTllla JttfONALbiLElirlv Ia tttoilr Hepteiaber 15 brITJaiBnehlerjJohaJi McDonald 1reda Lempp MAniiEr STCBGES In rthiisetyr September 8i i it the home of the bridas parents 4127 Twentieth street by Frsnk FonL Frederick A JIarkey to Lcrena A Sturte both of this elty MEKSIION IIOLLOPETEn ln this city SeptenH ber 10 by Frank SFord LewU Mershon to Abble Wi HoUopeter both of this city DEATHS BKKNDtin Alameda September Ifr Johif i Brrnd belored brotheriof Henry andAndrew Berod and Mrs 0Zlmmermahufnatlref Germany aged 3d years 7 months and 7 days COBBT Ia Oakland iSeptembcr IT Albert Bdr ward beloved husband of the late M4nnl Cobby and father of Mr Henry Sleeper LJehn Ethpl Mnd Edwin Vy Oobby aa i tiro of lCnsland ged SI yeara Friends and acquaint snees are respectfully iuTlted to attend tb funeral to murrow i Wednesday at 1 oclock from the Masoulc TempleV lVwt and MontgomeryBtreet Remain at jtbeT funeral parlors of Charles Jacob Cai318 Msson street between QFarreU and Gary Interment Masonic Cemetery COSTIQANInthUcltyi September 17 WiUiam lti belored husband Kate Nv Cotlgnnd father of Dr Ueorg Costigsn and llalph Coatigan of St Joseph Mo a native of New York aged 07 year 2 months nd day Brooklyn paper pleaae copy Friend and Tciuintnec are repectfuUy in rited to attend the funeral Tburaaay September 20 at Odd Fellow Ilall Sulsun on the antral of the train learing San Francisco at 8 oclock Remains at the residence of Mrs II Muzir 2122 Pacific arenue CROCSE In this citygeptimber 17 John beloyed husband of Louisa Crous and father of Mr Klefer a natlre of Akron aged 72 years 3 months and 13 day Friend and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral te morrow Wednesday at 11 oclock from his late rest dnce loitt Geary street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery CULVEB In this city September IT Susie be loved wife of Orria Culver mother of Susie BeU Culver and slater of George and Jamea Stewart a native of Andorer Mass aged 52 year DBAGER In thl city September 17 Mary A Drager beloved mother ef John Joseph Harry and William Drager a native of Germany aged 81 years and 3 months ERICKSON rln this city September 16 Frank beloved husband of Anal Erlckson and father of Alma Erlckson a native of Stockholm Sweden aged 49 years 1 month and la days FLEMEB In this elty September IT Louisa dearly beloved wife ot Henry Flemer mother of Annie William Lulu and Etta Flemer and slater ef Elchard and Wiillam 8peckter a vmtire of Scbweringer Hanover Germany GILLESPIE In tbU city September 16 Sarah Beutner relict of the late Gillespie aged 84 rears Funeral this day Tuesday at 11 oclock from Trinity Church corner Bush and Gougn streets QUEEN In tht city September IT Daniel beloved husband of Henrietta Green son of Gardner and Sarah Jane Green and brother of George James and Fred Green a natlre of Alameda Cat aged 23 years 3 months and 23 days IilJKOX In Oakland September 15 John Henry belored husband of Carrie Hickox a native ef Ohio aged SO year a month and 27 day Friends and soraalntances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services this day Tuesday at 1 40 oclock at Odd Fellows UaU corner of Franklin and Eleventh street Oakland under the auspices of University Lodge No 144 Interment Odd Fellow Cemetery HATnAWAY la this city September IT Mr Rebecca AVUathawaybeloved mother of Mrs 1 Emerson Of San Francisco a native ef Maine aged 82 year and 8 month Friend and acquaintance re reapectfully invited to attend the funeral tu morrow tWednesday at 10 oclock from her late residence 2215 Howard street Interment private Jlaaonic Cemetery MORTON In thU city September 16 Mary A beloved wife of Edward Morton and mother of Julius and Mary Morton a native of Germany Sacramento papers please copy Private funeral services to morrow Wednesday at 10 oclock at ber late residence 2134 Pierce street thence to the chapel ot Odd Fellow Crematory at 103 oclock where the funeral service will be concluded to which friends ar respectfully invited REINSTEIX In this city September 16 Oscar Kelnsteln beloved father of Mr Wolf Mr Charle Shalnwald Mr MUton Eisner Miss August Belhstein and Reln steia a native of Germany aged T4 years 10 month and 2 day Funeral service strictly private this day Tuesday at 1030 oclock at hU late residence WW EllU street thence to Odd Fellows Cemetery for cremation SIMPSON In this city September 14 Adam Simpson at the Old Peoples Home a native of Scotland aged 84 years Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at 1030 oclock from the chapel of the Old reople Dome comer of Pine and Pierce streets Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery SOMPS In thU city September 17 Emll Romps beloved son of and Pauline Somps a native of San Francisco sged 27 years 1 month and 8 days Friends and acquaintance are reapectfuUy Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Wednesday at 9 oclock from bis late real denee 2590 Mission street corner of Twenty second thence to French Church Notre Dame deal Vlctolre where services will held at 10 oclock SUTTON In this city September IT the infant son of John Grant and Mary Sutton a natlre of San Francisco aged days AMUSEMENTS Columbia Jateti ALL TIIIS CIAY CLEMENT And WEEK MATINEE UATUBDAT STOCKWELL Strong Crmpany Presenting tho UBIAl UULBIK UlLJx THE i THE BELLS BELLS THEf THE BELLS BELLS CLAY CLEMENT And Dion Bouclcanlta Powerful One Act Play A POLEON8 A NAPOLEONS GUARD TWO EXCELLENT CASTS Next Week MAGISTRATE THE BELLS THE BELLS Mattbla MORGSeOS QFtAND OPERA HOUSE MATINEES SATUBDAT AND SUNDAT TE NEW FRAWLKV COMPACT SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF QUO QUO QUO QUO VADIS VADIS VADI8 VADIS- 1 iUO i OUO QUO 3co VADIS VADIS VADIS VAD18 Introducing In the Arena Scene Adgles Lion jext week i A Evening Prlce 10c 10c 25c 50c A Few Iront Row in Orrhotra Tie Matinee Price 10c 15c 2Vr COc no hither BrauehrTlcket Office EMPORIUM TYPLi TWO SUPERB OPERATIO PRODUCTIdNS TO NIGHT Thorsdsy Sunday Evening and Saturday Matinee TRCiyTORE Wednesday Friday Saturday Nights POPULAR FBICES i 2S and CO Cents Vt Telephone Bnth 0 HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE JESSIE HAUTLEI7 DAVIS Johnston Brother McCaleA Daniels Oiav It Dlmo Toons America Qnlntet tinerlta Vta centt Johnron A Dean Moflld A Wilbur American Blograph Reservtd Sestv25ej Balcony ICCv Opera Cbalr and Seata SOe Matinees Wednesday Saturday rand Sunday irisciiEiy cqxcert lioySE HANLbN SINGSRSi PAUL LA CHOIXj OLtVB VAILj i ri VEACOf rJIAE TUNISONJ EUDORA FOBpE BEBAN AND PEABfl HICKMAN AdmUalon locf Reserved 25c Snndsy JUTRO baths i OPEN NIGHTS Open Dally Front Ai ylfc to 11 JJL thing From A I to 10 tfit SAdmisloavl0ef cilldrt 5e Battlne IndtdlTg AcmlMlon 25c ChUdren 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Newporti 9 A Ml Sept 4 8 12 16 20 242 Oct and trery fourth day thereafter Fur Eaeoada Magdalenx Bay fcan Jo del Cabb Mtlan Alata La Par Santa Rcala and Guayuia Mexico 10 A ahof each month sK 7 For further information obtain companys ftld 1 1 --v-The company reserve tie right 1 chance steaiaer sallne daU and tumrs of aalllAg with cnt previous notice TICKET OFFICE 4iiNew Montgomery street Polaea Hotel 1 GOODUJi PERKINS CO GenlAgts 10 Market street anFranflH PACIFICjaAlL STEAMSIllP JCO THBOCGnUNEtTd NKW YOBK vlAJPAN AMA calling at vartou ports qf Mexico and Central Amerlea sailing at 12 from Coiui pasys wharfs First and Brannan streets 1 2 2 iiti ti8Ptember 2S 1900 3 HA BLASV ij October 1000 8 SAN JOSEilV October is 190 TBANSPACjFiaUNE to YOKOHAMA ami nONGKONG via HONOLULU andvcalllng st KobeV Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting at Hongkongwlthteamersifor India etc saUlnir at 1 Py from Company wharf First sod Branoaa street RIO DEJANEIROiji tOetober 1000 3 CITY OP PEKiNGyLv October 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