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jrMciscq iptoicmciii SERrMmBR si isoo IT BCSTNKSS ePPOBTLMITKS 51 MOSTHfr PlYSCESTS WIU1 BUT I four Enronean Government bonds hearbir tf oereeat interest aeibavlne fifteen tn eaaiom drawings aroaally seithpriws tmto 6tt000 Bend a BAlJUtliH for circular to OXW7iIrtetsl I TO 500 FOB EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS send status forcataiogue SWrNOIXfi WIXDOW GO 231 Motta omery stSaa Fran idsoaCaL sioo Oflft OHOCEBT aND BAB VEST UtJi cheaps fuU oottu doing good business wag and harness MILLS SAYEE 841 Market st PABThKB WANTED IK iTBST UUU dan yrambiiur business splendid MIUIB BAYKiS twi efifi BESTAPBAST AS ELEGANT FIT rood pay Market st ted olae in anod location rinhxr a paying business 7BAXK C0LLLV8 930 QQOfin I tVEKV STABXEi ESTABLISHD gDUUU 20 years Immense business no rent Ion lease bear dosr Investigation owner la poor health small rxrrtj ta part payment Onlyprin cipau address A JBboi 3 this office ytVi kalsery Napa valley beat location worth 1 1500 3 rrtaz rtoms and kitchen 2 hones ana wagon and everytlDg belonging to a complete taiery In good condition the oven Sitae property or the owner does not bake Saturday nights rondatert business owner will stay with TUU PUU IUUT i account of siekni cinnn QOOD with this OavUU amount to fo to Uiecoootrrimurt Invest the monera a So 1 company that will par largedlvidendsisalajySlOOa mnntn wHh board duty tottmekeep6 Address BUSINESS box 81 thaoOoc CAftflft TO A PARTY WITH THLS puJJJ ammot I can show a fortune within rJ farther parttanars address a I 119 this effle Eilft nnn Ti t3AnAOA nmST irrriT J1UUUU batlness man will Invest ra paying business lone tool experience and highest credit JIKU rculAr necessary secure notice COXriDbfTIAL box 79 this office ElmaOT0EliB HUISlIS GTOS A5H IGOIJIBASEKOT The Union and Southern Pacific Companies Make a Kew Bate Division S15000 DUiHtlh nitnr AfKnil 4 Seed apply Addsss EASTEKN box 29 this I HAVE THIS AMOUXT AND ab Icolting for an Investment ex Mswer no agents SI ftftA AS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD 2 Air tyyyswonoBity to purchase a well esUOlWOM Wholewe business down town everything running order the books wm show good propnBrfHniBi the closest examination is iro lUiRUii 1J BtXtn St A 0D OPPRTUNITY FOB SALS A hrst class boaMing house cause of sale Je JS1 ARi 1 to anfc WE PH 16 IB Bats st COQSistlBST Of attsimatlf ta nt a a tiFularilMnV Stn 6 A the atocklof th Capital furniture Companr of acramento for sua McLADOHLIN cof J6 Kearnx su DBCO STOBE PATING OVEB 100 PEB month for aale picef2500 reduced to 1850 115 S2ie5r 2 vicinity rapidly rrowlng 605Webslelst seelt FIXE ASD O01HIETE STOCK OF RO ceries on proralnrit earner In heart of city everything first class aid paid for nothing better to be had small ctniu required must sell at once make offlr Ho fifth su IOR CVALB A VALIAbLS RKCEIIT FOB maklog Metal Pollthng IasU a stxh chance for person with small ctntal to make monev Ad dress POfcI8H box 6ft 0lsoffl FCSKAIt8N PX1L0 HOTEL AT SAN Pablo Alameda eoty only hotel in the tosrn cleared JjiOO last nvath established several years excellent opporturr for one wHh Small capital to realise tTaurt retuia Apply to EA3TOS ELbBIDUE A 633 Maketsi FPil2AErCAIJIY VARIETY STORE 1529X Turk St near 1 tete selllnr on account of heat AiW rma ix 14 thls offlee FOR SALE A COMPLETES ET OF BLACK clth tools a good stock materials with first class business well estattshed the shop one of the best in Locerne viuevcan be leased to suit SAML YODNQ AnnoooCaL FOB8ALE AS OLD ETAiLISHSX AND rood paying furniture and carpt business For particulars address box 860 an Jose Cal TOR LEASE STREET TI6ATER 8AS xnego vjbu centrally locaeo jmcaaon Ban Diego FOB SALE 15C0 COCNTBY EJTEL SUM nser mon 85 rooms large ha connected I baresin sickness cms cf seiilz Address BUSINESS Boulder Creek Cal FOB BALE A FINE STOCK OF tOTS AND shoes in one of the best cities In Sothero California repair shop iu connectfon pa unuinK ex aeases will sell at a bareatn and on tod terms poor health and a desire to et Into OMoor work ins reason for sailing Address hx 87 this tP you want to buy ob sella btjsi i xiess of any Idnd call on HILLS dSAYRE Ml Market su room I ILLINEBY STOKE FOR SALE Or Xl ket st great bargain and good locabn ad piytoHIKZiLANDT54S2Ii ketst PHYSICIASS A CASH PEACTIl 01 jajoO for sale more than half ruaranteed in nouthl paymsnts an exceptional openlEj forathornrbly Competent man who can command somefeady money and who can produce unquestioned tefer nces and medical aualincatioits none but rouble persons treated with Address MEDICUS bo 45 thisotace HRKE VALUABLE PATENTS FOR SJrE Cheap call after 6 221 Elm ave JOn Address TL box 64 this office Tir ANTED TO TRADE A FINE CORNEIi TVbox0 f0t eStat ApplJr Tis a Part wil1 watched with interest A dispatch from Chicago yesterday stata taat the details ora gigantic railroad deal were gradnally cpriiingto light The deal tvas said to consist in the estahlish aient of lose relations among the Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific andthe Atchison amounting to ah offensive and defensive alliance and it wag further a serted that the thfee great systems were Tirtually under one management Richard Gray general traffic manager of the Southern Pacific Company said yesterday of this report There is nothing in it at all There is no alliance among the corporations named except the one included in the agreement ia which the Southwestern Traffic and Steamship Association is based and in which several other roads are concerned as Well There are several lines to the Southwest so closely In competition that something is needed to give stability to the traffic situation in that section The report probably arose from the fact that Messrs Huntngton GouJd and Manvel signed the agreement for their respective compani as did the presidents or receivers of the other roads concerned The agreement howeyer was not formulated by them but by the committee appointed for that purpose at Uie recent Chicago meeting It was presented to them for their signatures as that plan was deemed necessary to secure stability under the circumstances It is not usual for the presidents of roaas to sign tne agreements Dy wmen traffic associations are formed but it has been done before notably amonjthe trunk lines ue peculiarity ui wie ouuiiiwesv era Association consists in its being governed by an executive committee of five of which Vice President Stubbs of the Southern Pacific Company is a member Rates will be agreed upon by general freight agents but they must be approved by this executive committee This arrangement makes it more difficult for any road to jump over the traces The plan and agreement adopted were presented by Mr Gray who was chairman of the committee appointed at the meeting of representatives of the Southwestern roads to formulate an agreement The Southwestern Association is now thought to have greater elements of strength than any traffic association heretofore formed and is expected toendure all the strains which the traffic conditions in the Southwest will cause Pacific Railroad Relations It has been reported that a bitter feeling exists between the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific companies This report appears to have no foundation whatever Comparatively recent expressions of Charles Francis Adams president of the Union Pacific and of officials of the Southern Pacific Company as well as the harmony that has always existed show on the contrary cordial relations Small differences have naturally arisen and some have existed tor a good while brrt the re fctions now are understood to be wholly satisfactory One of these differences was in the division of rates on through business and especially on business to Denver and Montana on which the Union Pacific demanded and secured a proportion of the whole rate practically amounting to their own local rate It was learned yesterday that not long ago the Union Pacific made concessions in these cases and a new division Was agreed upon by which the Union Pacific receives a shire but little more than a pro rata based on mileage The Colorado Midland The report that the Atchison has purchased the Colorado Midland is no surprise in railroad circles The financial backers of the Atchison have also been large stockholders in the Midland and the relations of the two systems have been close for several years One effect of the purchase is ex pected to be to farther stiffen Atchison securities and aid in giving 3 definite value to the companys property The influence of the chanse on the conditions and operation of the new broad gauge route about to be opened between Ogdeu and Denver of which the Midland the Anstraltan ballot svsteni1 as proraul gated by the Federated Trades jvas indorsed Three applications fori member ship were received7 A-special meeting of fthe Tailors Protective and Benevolent Association was held last nijjht to consider the most expe dient measures to De pursued mt he strike against the firm of Hi 5 Bridge Co The workmen jdeclare that the firm refused to Rraht the same price fcr first class work as given by other firms and theyde manded a slight increase in wages This was refused and the strike was the result The men assert thatj they llravewnseY eral occasions made advances and expressed a desire to arbitrate the matter and the firm persistently refused They will now adopt more energetic measures and fight the strike lo the end SPUMOUS COINS SAN EEANCISCO KUMISMATISTS INTERESTED Xone of the 1801 Dollars Known to Be in Existence on the Coast SuBOTEi 3MSM RTOf ARK ABLE EXPERIENCE OF THE TENTTJRX She lired through a Hurricane trhich Batted Her Masts in the Water There are several hundred numismatists or coin collectors in this city who were greatly interested in a teleKrfn in yester days Chsosicle which stated that the 1804 dollar and other rare coins were being manufactured and sold in the East They were prompted to look over their collections in search of spurious coins but 01 course did hot expect to find the 180 dollar because an original 1304 dollar has never been known to have ever been in circulation 6n the Pacific coast Neville a coin dealer said to a Chboxicti reporter yesterday If is al most impossible for a counterfeiter to place one of the 1804 dollars on the market Every coin of such rarity must be accompanied by its pedigree or history showing who had it last what collection it came irom ana its history lor at least ten years A man will not pay 500 for a rare coin without its authentic history any more than another man would pay 550000 tor a trotting horse without knowing tne animals pedigree Very few counterfeit coins of the rarer sort are ever offered for sale on this coast although there are plenty of spurious dollars half dollars and quarter dollars of common dates always in circulation Gambs a local dealer in old coins in speaking of the counterfeiting in the East said to a Chkosicxe reporter yesterday None of the 1804 dollars or the old Roman coins mentioned In the dispatch have appeared on the Pacific coast to inv knowledge The 1804 dollar is not worth 500 as stated in the telegram for the price vanes according to tne condition of the coin I have seen them sold for 25Q and again as high as 1800 There are now bat twelve of the original 1804 dollars in existence so tar as known These are all welt authenticated specimens and a prominent Eastern numismatist is now at work upon a small volume which will give a history of the 1804 rarity and a short sketch of each original piece known to collectors Electrotypes of the 1804 dollar can be purchased for 7 60 at the Mint The only fraudulent specimens that I have come across in San Francisco lately is the silver quarter of 1853 withTt the small arrow at each side of the ve They are worth about 3 each and swindlers have been in the habit of taking the IS08 quarter which has no arrow and which is only worth about 3D cents and converting the 8 into a 3 A Burglar Caught Ed Freeman a brother of the notorious Gus Freeman was arrested yesterday by Detectives Bee and Harper and Officer Martin and taken to the city prison where he was charged with burglary About the 1st oi January last Freeman and a crook named Ed Brown alias Chlnaface entered the lodging house kept by William Kohler at 28 Ellis street during the absence of the family and stole a lot of clothing and other articles Brown was captured Bhortly after the robbery and was sentenced to San Qaentln for two years snd a half Freeman left the city and did riot return until yesterday when he was recognized by the officers The British steel ship Ventura of Glas goWj Captain Norman LUHa which was cleared from this port by Starr Company August 6th with a cargo of 2032 tons of wheat and flour for HVestport Ireland returned last evening disabled and dismantled Many of her span were gone and her deck and rigging looked like a complete wreck Captain Lillia told a thrilling story of the ships experience in 4 terrific hurricane encountered August 18th and of the re roartable survival of the ship with the loss of but one of the crew For hours the ship was so nearly capsized that the yards dipped in the water and at one time she capsized so far in the terrific gale that her masts lay in the water and her keel was lifted above the surface Captain Lillia say in his long report that all went well until the evening of the 18th iust when the ship had reached latitude 28 deg 40 tain north longitude 128 deg 57 mjft west At 7 oclock a peculiar appearance of the sky was observed Toward morning the furling of sails was begun under warnings of a storm A singular moaning in die wind was noticed At 9 a a fearful gale was blowing and the deck was securely battened down Sail after sail blew away and by midnight a terrific hurricane was on The waves were mountainous and the ship was almost on er beam ends A wave about 100 feet high struck the ship passed complefelyover her carrying everything before it and washing overboard two men Paul Vos an able seaman and John Snoto a sailmaker The latter was washed back by a wave but Vos was drowned The last seen of him he was on the weather quarter in the terrible sea clinging to a piece of a boat Efforts were made to save Mm but the ship soon drifted out ot reach For hours the sea made fearful havoc with the ship taking away boats bridge wheel box and everything movable as well as breaking and tearing thing things away in every direction The hurricane lasted all day and all the next nurht and most of the time the masts were buried in the sea It seemed constantly to the crew lashed to the rigging that their last moment had come A dead calm of ten minutes occurred at 5 jl showing that the center of the storm was reached but it came on with redoubled fury so that as the captain say we could fancy there were thousands of voices screaming in the aifj with most distressing moans and one had to turn his eyes away from the dreadful sight By morning the storm Jiad moderated the work of clearing away the wreck began a portion of the cargo was jettisoned sails were set water pumped from the hold and the return to port was begun There are several vessels which mnst have been in the track of the storm which have not yet been heard from lowinr directors zVBBaih TV Barbour WimamE Bridge Charles Bridge and JC Wl Briton The Bay City Wheelmen have incorporated 1 to promote us interests 01 mcycunx me rectors are Ralph Thompson Thomas Doane George Wetroore Frederick Cook Joseph Cox Saniord Piummer Charles Hammer Charles Moore Wilham Meeker asd Calvin Langton Bud our Advertisement to day Buffalo Llthia Water GotdbersYBowendtOo 3IBTHS FEBKI Ia thUWty September 18 the wills of FermJUof adaoihter HECHLER Io this city September 19 tha wife of Louis Hrehter of a son BLTJMENTHAL In this dty September 20 the wife of A Blaementha of a daughter HTSES SeptembeJ 6 the wife of 1L Hynes of a son JACKPON In this city September 7 the wife of Jackson of a daughter SCH ft ADEB In this city September 13 the wife of Pchrader of a daughter BBOOKS In this city September 17 he wife of Charles Brooks of a oaughwr FBANKLIN In this city September IS the wife of Fran kiln of a daughter TUPPEK la Oakland September 8 thswiftof Ttrpperof a daughter TA FORD In this city September SO the wife of Frank Taford of a too HALBERT In Oakland rVptember 18 the wife of William Halbert of son GTROT september IS the wife of Alfred Gtrot of a son MURPHY la this etty September 19 the wife of Thomas Murphy of a son MAEBIAGE3 3EtrUANN LEWIS In this city September 15 A Neumann to Alma Lewis both of this clty MASCnE8TEB I0DT In this dty by BV A Gardiner Thomas Manchester to Maria 1L Dodds both of this city ASDEBSOK JAMESOX la this dty September 16by Rev Robert Mackenzie Smith Anderson to Emma Jameson both of this city AITON BBOWN Ia Alameda September 18 by Rev Oarrette John Alton to Agnes Scott Brown both of Alameda dABRATT GOTLDIatnlaclty September 20 by Rev Dr Hannon Gamtt to Alice Gould O0FFROTTS BUN5Elt rn fids city September 1 6 James Colrotu to Anna Banner both of this dty DE LOR TUIXY Tn this city Aogosl 81 by Kev Father OConnor Ephralm de Lor of Oregon to Fanny A Tally of San Francisco ARMER BROWN In this ctty September 17 Josepb Armer to Mary Brown JOCHINS CHBISTENSES In this city September 17 Christian Jochins to Martha Chrls tensen 8LATER BROWELLTn this city September 18 by Rev John Gray John Slater or Philadelphia to Eugenia Broweil of San Francisco METLAR CROPPER In Sacramento September 18 Edwin Metlar formerly of San Francisco to Mattia Cropper of aacramento SCHMEIiZMcGBATH In ffis city September 16 by Rev Father Logan Charles Schmelx to hcUie McGrath THE PUGILISTS Make Ty ANTED TO 1 ance of 2 youi experience and wish to open a hardware btramess In Sn Joss Address ft 41 Seconds 1IKDICAL The Locomotive Firemen Grand Master Sargent Vice Grand Master Hannahan aud Grand Secretary Debs the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fife rrtn have made an official denial of the ANEW PROCESS DISCOVERED BY DR prePrt mat any ainerences wito 1 uaman VICE the celebrated female physician of Ber employes had arisen during their trip here in rjeir special tram mey say Th Pullman cars were in charge of Conductor Sith one of the most efficient and reliable men the employ of the company andboth he anl his porters did everything possible for the contort of the party Wehave nothing hut words respect and appreciation for the Pullman Conpany and particularly for the genial and goti natured superintendent Meehan who ptcsides over their interests here Mr Meehat has done more to reconcile the interests of upital and labor than any one in this section i the country A vote or thanks was uaaninnusiy extended by the brotherhood to Mr Median and the Pullman Car Company lor the courtesies shown FIELD OF LABOR hn Monthly periods etc no matter from wbat eAUSeV restored In 1 nt 3 Aav ithnut meicine or pills safe In every case guaranty not neededtas 1 Known never to tan can oe sent ana usea at home caution the genuine and weU knomi new process can only be had at my office I am the sole agent for California any other process Is an imitation Da POPPER 127 Montgomery St A PBOCESS THAT NEVER TAILS FO RE jfV store every case of monthly or other condition to two days from whatever cause when ali other new processes and specifics fail my treatment surpasses all others ladies yu can rely upon it I give a written guaranty in every case avoid injurious staffs sold by jotbers can give you refer eBcafrom those who have taken ny process no damage no bad after effects consult me first terms moderate private home for confinement best medical enre puis and tfbsnfers SI MBS DR DALE 404 Golden Gate are RESTORED AT Lhont Imnhlp to not be fooled but consult the only reliable ladles physician of forty years experience my treatment is safe and will positively restore irregularities or ether conditions after all worthless stuns have tilled pills SI also latest Invention without medicine au remae diseases cured at office or by remedies they only rob yon of your money and Have yoa fn the some condition If yon desire faithful and successul treatment see die oldest ladies physician oa this coaet MRS DAVIS OS Kearny the only one that etn aadwUhelp yon Mite SCHMIDTMIDWIFE PRIVATE IIti pital woman diseases a specialty sare specifto remedT fcr monthly trreroiaritlea reasonahla oaceTlsnx Mission hours to 6r HOLDERS RECEIYE INVITATIONS TO WORK Victory of Bakerg on the Continent Brewers Agitation Heeting Folsom MBS R01X1EO midwife WBEX SICK OR I TROUELE LADIES ihnnMMinmUVn lr HiTJM whatreatsall feaiaie compiaints and tmgnlaritles by an Im Th staking iron molders have in their possessiot several anonymous ietters purporting to be from the Pacific Iron Works In them a very liberal invitation is extended to crtain members of the union for permanent work at 4 a day with the Proven method which is superior to all others be 4 tat safe nainless and always effectual patients additional advantage Of a years contract VMg2Lfi ttoss so solicited are requested to apply UdieswijMTe time and mmey by consulting her i to the foreman of toe foundry ami the wot auuBieisewnere warn ana sauinu awen daring confinement oVlce free and confidential an treatment warrantrd Office 228 Post st BOSSES AND WaGOSS TOR SALE COO TO 8C0 STOCK CATTLE eoosfstlnr of steers fnni I 4 years old cows pd heifers short hornet Durham Holsteliu and PoOed Angus Inquire of GALLAND 18 Past it tWRSALE THK STANDABD BRED MAKES A May Qneen and Alltonu they are both trut Ws and In foal to Etecfo bv Electioneer also nicking eoits old enotuh to wean from same tunw infer Electro Itqolre at OAKLAND AACE TRACK TUORIQUEST rcnxisu dapple anvr MAns boujo PndrpnQpotfof stdlls or hirnest also ami iirt phaeton at saeillee Apply at 1 Hon TiBVk Valencia and Slsslou tU agreement will be made It is Stated that for some time past strenuous endeavors have been mad by the manufacturers to break the ranksof the molders but thus far with anything but success A largely attended open agitation meeting was held by United Brewery Workmen Branch last night to explain to the members in detail the signlficanco of the constitution under whoso provisions they are governed Messrs Fuhrman ana Currlin delivered enthusiastically received addresses which outlined the purposes and methods of the union In trades organisations It was announced at the meeting that tl85 hd been collected in aid of a member wnose wuerecenwy ateu eav OUouTLTsoiLKp rUMMER 8AMPLS jn hu cart six children A new boy SOTnai iiJSiHAiiAawootirv Tt rlemiar has been Mac THREE TO TEAMS TOB SALB BAYi l2y Kl witoc J7OOArT0V7 anted trorrr bpeet catjor ij sulky sNMed band KOOitAW 1017 23 laskmst V9R HOKSE3 TO niB 18 A MOSTU hone on bisUUments 128 VawncU St IflM HKAD 1P 1I0I JIJ MU8T BH rlOLl VU within lha ne rt lndin International HwwSttWXTZS S0BTOf Twelfth 1 250 TOUJfo MULES nuVK DRAFT horses aJt classefff horses and mBieV WAMMBlhui oorTJrand Bryant sta 1 in FERKTTUM 8TOBIDrXBLISa FCBKI THBE CO 10W ut lOUMarkst at Boaaa cott circular lias been issued ajrainst flu welnhardt th brewer wno it cnargea with the employment of a brutal overseer The latter is represented as constantly opposed to tmiou employes whom systematically abuses Pacific Coast Laborers Union 2oX Is present actively engaged In urging the immediate registration of its members who expect to assume an unportant figure in the approaching decUofti 1 Journeymen Bakers UDioiiiFlfo al has received Information from England stating that the Wtempt on thTpait of the bakers inthat country and ScoUaiid and Ireland to secure the abolition of all night work has Tnetf with success The tmion notices a aimuniton in the immigration of members of its craft to this cduntry in consequence At the meeting last maht A Criautanquan Lecture On Tuesday evening Rev Thomas Filben will lecture in the Bnsh street Methodist Church on Bush street between Scott and Devisadero on The Chautauqua Idea to whieh all persons interested in the movement or who are desirous ofpursuing the course of readings are invited This will be the first in a series of free popular lectures to be delivered under the auspices of the Chautauquans during the Coining winter and each will be free to the public Already some of the most distinguished educators in the city have been interested in the movement and will assist it by devoting one evening to the delivery of a discourse reflecting on some one of the studies embraced in the course of readings for 1890 91 Missing Men William Metcalf living at 59 Minna street has disappeared and his friends are anxious to know of his whereabouts He has cot been seen by them since last Sunday lie was employed at the Hamman baths where he left a weeks wages uncalled for Metcalf is 33 years of age has a black mustache hair of the same hiie and hiscomplexiou is sallow William McKnlght aged 40 years living at 2329 Clay street left his home on Friday and has nest yet returned He had been confined to his bed by Ulness but during the absence Of bis wife he donned his clothes and left a note stating that he had gone to the park a Lorln Heights Sale A notable auction of real estate win take place at Lorin Heights on Saturday September 27th at 2 oclock The lots are located within a few minutes walk of Lorin or Alcatraz avenue station on tha line of the Berkeley local trains and although at present very desirable will treble in value within a short time as extensive additional railroad facilities are to be introduced particularly the electric road now In course of construction The terms of gale are reasonable bnl one third cash being demanded by the auctioneers Woodward 4 Co 1 WikideUs Joking Ways Morrow WikidelL a young man of respectable appearance and a recent arrival from the East was arrested yesterday morning and charged with burglary It appears that Wikidell was a gnest at the Ilaekmeler Hotel and on Friday nighVaccording to his own story he concluded to play a Joke on a fellow lodger named Joseph Strief He went to the letters room daring his absence and got under the bed When Strief went to his room he discovered the oker whom he immediately handed over to the police Administration of Estates Petitions tor letters of administration have been filed ih the Probate Court by Bridget Wan on the estate of Duke Burns valued at tTmtnrhT Marraret Meier fin tha estate Of Henry Fasa valued ati0250 by AmeliA a if jviinii du idb estate ot juuau a ix Kuhh valued at 5000 by James ifcDer mott on ine estate ot sanies aicueraioit vaioeo at ifZOOO and by Heurr Lund on the estate ot WOhain Wilson valued at fj1600 11 Slngetvalds Purse George 81ngewald went eelebratlsg on the Barbary Coast last night and about 10 oclock missed hii purse He suspected a stranger with whom he had beea drinking and caused his arrMt At the city prison the stranger gave hi name as Samuel Brown and when searched the purse wis found upon him bat instead of tbefrlO which 8injrwld said wm in It only a eent piece was found Brown was charged with grand larceay Autumn Praise Rervte An antnmn praise irrvics win be held at BU Johns Presbyterian Church this evening Vuslo wiU be rendered by the following oholr Miss Carrie Mllrner soprano Miss May Tho tne alto Oeorge 8i Jobu Bremher tenor A Qeluler basw AIL Ksyton violinist I 1 a i A JPatat Fall Ah Jim who is employed as domeUo at 13J8 qaliiornl street was washing a window An the second story of the house yeiterdsT monlne when he fell to the sidewalk a distance of about twenty feet and received injuries which will undoubtedly cause his death aicaU THXaTM Tonwrrewmght wlttbe prodaeed for tM first time upon any stage the new historical mBllary ptayiA Man From Maine The batue scenes and AndeTsonrllle prison are the most realistic ever seen The cast will include every member of WaUanrod and StockweUI Comedy Company The Marine and Dempsey Another Match In a letter to a friend iu this city Charles Horan a well known New York sporting wrijersays I have iust left Jack Dempsey at tha St James Hotel September 24th and he told me that he is ready to meet Fitzsimmons or any one else who will come to the middle weight limit of 154 pounds The Puritan Club is trying its best to secure the battle as it would be a great card and the chances are that if the men meet the affair wiU take place in the Puritan Club A letter just received from the Marine by Ross Jackson of the Occidental Athletic Clnb indicates that the Marine and Dempsey are much more likely to make a match than Fitzsimmons and Dempsey The tatter would rather fizht the Marine than anv man livlnr and the Marine has written to Jackson that he is about to give Dempsey another chance This will chut out Fitzsimmons for some time at least The prices of admission to the McAuliffe Slavin fight in the Ormonde Club in London will range from S80J 125 a head so that there is no great likehhood of a lot of the horny fisted hangers on of pugilism getting to the ringside to mix up matters as apprehended Dy some 01 Joe 8 anxious menas ROBINSONS CIRCUS It Closes Week of Enormous Business After one of the most successful series of exhibitions a public performance ever knew Robinsons great circus pulled up stakes last night and willleave ior the south to day Up to Friday night 101000 tickets had been taken in for the week This enormous sale was greatly increased by the attendance at yester days performances At the matinee yesterday ttfere were 10000 children and 4000 adults end In the evening the attendance numbered over 13000 The attendance for the weeks performance aggregated 128000 people Truly it seemed the town was circus mad The universal opinton is that the circus was the most entertaining aud best managed ever seen in this city Seats were at a premium but all visitors were made comfortable Sam 1L Joseph Mr Robinsons fist representative used his best endeavors to advance the interests of the show and gained many friends by the courtesies he extended to the press The circus win show at Livermore to morrow Modesto Tuesday Merced Wednesday and Fresno Thursday It will open at Los Angeles on October 2d YOUTHS DIRECTORT Preparations for the Fruit and Flower Festival A meeting of the Committee of Arrangements having in charge the programme of the fruit and flower festival in aid ot the Youths Directory to be held at Woodwards Gardens on the 25th 26th and 27th Inst was held last evening in the hall of the Youths Directory 2030 Howard street Reports from the various subcommittees showed that their duties have been well and satisfactorily performed and that the entertainment at the gardens is likely to prove a grand success An elaborate and interesting nrosraame for the day and evening of each of de dates men tionea was aaoptea The Alcazar Orpheum and Wigwam theaters have liberally furnished talent for the occasion and the athletic features of the programme in charge of Messrs Moody and Epinosa of the Alpine Club show that the out ooor exercises win wcit most interesting charaeten There wlU be a meeting of 8t Josephs Union at the Youths Directory at 2 oclock this afternoon to complete arrangements for the festival at the gardens IN THE SOUTH SEAS Robert Louis Stevenson Collecting Curios and Photographs Talbott a passenger from Tahiti on the TroploBIrd reports having met Robert Louis Stevenson the well known author a lew months ago at Hnmphreys Island 70 degrees south ot the equator Humphreys island a circular coral reel covereo wun coooanut trees There is a population there of 800 natives and half a dozen whites Stevenson was making arrangements to leave for hit old home in Scotland Ut had abandoned his yacht in whieh he sailed from San Francisco owing to fo we expense ana was mating me tour 01 tne Islands in a small trading steamer He was making collections aad nurchasei of mats tools and implements on etch ot the Minds he visited and took a large number of photographic views At Humphreys Island been gaged a number of native women to perform the hoota hoola dance and made numerous pnotogmpnt 01 tne penormanca etevensons expressed himself as charmed with Ills in the South Seas i Forger Plead Guilty William Relnhardt and Bttoshart pleaded guilty of forgery la Judge Murphys court yesterday Bernhardt was arraatadIor fsnine tha indorsement ot Gets Brothers Co a check for 49 74oa the paciflo Bank and Btrothart for forging the indorsement Paid DKeefe per Giro mers on a tall lot f4i 88 against White Btroibtri npmestea nimseu as a coueetor tor ea and saoceeded in obuining trout White the amount oi tha bill which he receioted Both defendants will be sentenced next Tuesday JJew Corporations The Hanford Vineyard Com piny has been Incorporated with a capital stock of 913500001 which 135000 has bees subscribed by the fol DEATHS VEBCEVICH Ia this city September 17 Daniel beloved son of Adam and Ottella Vercevtch and grandson of Mrs 0 Alt a native of San Francisco aged 4 yean 8 months and 8 days afytriend and aoquamtancea are respectTUny Invited to attend the funeral this day rson dav at 1 oclock from ine resMenca of the uarents 2535 Post street thence to the Greek Russian Church where the services will be held commencing at 2 oclock Interment Golden Gate Cemetery MEYERS In this city September 18 Charles beloved husband of Annie Meyers and father of Carrie Walter Charles and Kettle Meyers a native of Bornbolm Denmark aged 48 years 3 months and IU dara ay Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 2 oclock from his late residence 17 Gov place off First street between Folsom and Harrison Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery CONFIDENCE LODGE No 15 A AS tliin 4V rsitindAvl at 2 oclock from his hue residence 17 Guy place off First street between Folsom and Harrison A HAKLAN Commander A IIioaiNS Secretary HUBBARD In this city September 19 Charles Hunt beloved husband of Ella Habbard a native of Lexington Ky aged 47 years 5 months andS days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 230 oclock from his late residence uongiass street near oeventeento interment Odd Fellows Cemetery depass In this city September 17 James beloved husband ouowpi II MISCEIXAXKOUS IjADIES SA1T ITRANOISGOf OAKTi AJISn AXiAlMEDA And of tie Entire Pacific Coast Witlvjoy we announce to yon that our entire stocS forthe Fall and Winter season is about complete With our ROOS BROTHERS renowned Vest Tailor Made Boys and Childrens Clothing ws also carry the best makes of such houses as BROKAW BROTHERS ROGERS PEET C0 of ITew York IN KILT SUITS PRICES BANGE FROM SI OOtoSSO CHILDRENS SUITS S3 tO S53 50 BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS S4 5QtoS35 OVERCOATS FROM 2 50toS25 Our REPUTATION for carrying the best goods is established Our STYLES ARE SUPERIOR to all others oa the Pacific Coast Our method of doing business is known to all One Price andPIainfipres Honest Goods at Lowest possible Prices Our HATS and CAPS are leading the style BOYS FURNISHING GOODS in the best qualities TWO ENTIRE FLOORS For the sale of Boys and Childrens wear Odd Fellows Cemetery osephine de Pass a native of Voarieston agea oi years monm ana ii davs Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 11 oclock from the parlors of Haisted Co 948 Mission street Interment laurel HU1 Cemetery KTNO In this city September 19 DaVtd Infant son of David and Mathilda King a native of San Francisco aged 7 months and 4 days sr Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 2 oclock from the resldenoe of his gtrents 109 Bernard street between Padfio and roadway Interment Odd FeUews Cemetery VOLGSTADT BUSH In this city September 19 Theodore Volgstadt Bush son of Mrs Eliza Bush and stepson of Dr Louis Bosh a native of San Francisco aged 30 years 7 months and 23 days S3 Funeral win take place this day Sunday at 2 oclock from the residence ot his parents 2108 Howard street Interment private in Laurel HU1 Cemetery Please omit flowers OJIEIL In this dty September 19 Mary A beloved wife of Henrv ONSll danrhter orJosenh ana jane sixer ana sitter oi Alexander ana Jennie Walker a native of Scotland aged 22 years 9 months and 24 days Boston papers please copy aa Frtends and acoftarataaces are resDectfuIlv Invited to attecd tha funeral this day Sunday at 2 oclock from the famUy residence 1006 Bryant street between Seventh and Eighth Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery blywise la this city September 1 Bertha oeioveu wne oj Herman siywise ana mower oi Charles Ben and Moses Biywise Mrs Ben Davis Mrs Tlshler and Mrs Thomas Brysou a native ot Germany aged 60 years 3 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday I at 11 oclock from the family residence 1133X Mission street thence to Home ot Peace Cemeiry by train leaving Third and Townsend streets at 1230 oclock So flower ALVEY In thlscitv September 19 Charles beloved husband of Bridget Alvey and father or Mrs Emmett Dunn a native of Richmond Va New York and Bichmood Va papers please copyj 43-Friends and acqualntahees are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 815 oclock from his late residence 1815 Stockton street thence to St Francis Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 8 oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery chisiiolm In this city September 19 James Chlsholm a native of Nova Scotia aged 28 years 3 Friends and acquaintances are resoectfouy Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 10 oclock from the parlors ot the California Undertaking Company southwest corner of Geary and Stockton streets Interment Holy Cross Cemetery CARMAN In this city September 19 Annie I daughter or the late Dr William Carman a native of San Francisco aged 33 yean 49 Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Monday at 11 oclock from her late residence 410 Post street later Ions and nabifhl illness Walter son of Moaea and Louisa Barnard a native of Baa Franv I and 8 months 27 29 31 33 35 37 KEARNY STREET Occupying Two Entire Buildings Foup Floors Each MlSCXIJLANEOtrS Kane Cenulse wtuioutow Horseshoe Trade If ark Wholesale and Retail combined Nolan Sons havemoved their Wholesale Department tq their Marke Street Store and hereafter will Wholesale and Retail in the same building haying added another Store for bur Wholesale Department Nos 9 and 11 OFarrell Street adjoining our Re tail House This will be a great advantage to the general public whert they ean buy one pair as cheaply as a case at Wholesale Prices Patronize White Labor and buy your Shoes from Nolan Sons We pay 600 a day for White Labor If your shoemaker does not keep our make of shoes sendyour order with the money direct and we will pay the expressage Country orders solicited Packages delivered free to Oakland Alameda and Berkeley Cisco aged 23 years and 8 months SEsTItotice of funeral hereafter DE ATHERTON In this city September 20 Do nunga uone oe Atnenon a nauve ot Valparaiso ALEXJ Thrre win be an anniversary reonlem high mass celebrated for the repose of the sout of tne late josepn corner of Fell and Tharsday morning September 25 commencing wvvchks nenus are in viteu to aiteua TM So OFFICER3 AND MEMBERS on the Funeral Detail are hereby notified to assemble at S23 Seventh street on Tuesday September 2V at 830 oclock for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother James Simmon Pines for non attendance By order aBOUBKE President XXcaht Cor Secretary HOLSOX In ibis city September 17 John Holson a native of Sweden aged 85 years PiBMEB ia this city Bfptember 19 Charies Firmer nativs of Baa Francisco aged 21 days ifAJSS In this cHy Beptember 18 Anna Mass anavive ui xirsiaQiagea vv years CHRBTOS in this city September 18 Anton cortstoo a native or switsarlaod aged 85 years SAVAGE In this city September IS Sylvester savage a native of Loulatana aged 80 years MABTDf In this city September 17 John Martin a native of saa Francisco aged II days MUBRAY In this city September 19 Clarnee Murray a native of Saa Frarrctsco aged 12 days FIELDS In this dty Beptember 17 John Fields a naUvt of Ireland aged 47 yaari CONROV In this eltr September 19 John Oonroy a native of Ireland aged 50 years aUKDLACH In this dty September 1 Amelia Unndlach a nativs of Austria aged 84 years noLMES In this city September 19 Frank Jiolmis otlTS of Portuial aied 43 years MOLYNEUX Ia this city September 17 Emma Moryneu Daily of Wove booUa aged a yean MES SNER IothUclty September 20 Michael Messoer a nativs ot Oermany aged 4S rtaxs BRUNET In Oakland September 19 Eugene Brunet a native of France aged 42 rears CAMPBFLL In this dry Ssptember 18 Anetht 3 days DAMISE In this city September 17 Charles Da mise a nativs of France aged 55 years BOSSI In this eity September 19v Margaret Rossi a native of Ireland aged 40 years We hay just taken advantage of an unexpected chance TO BUY FOR SPOT CASH AT 1 Less Than 50 Ceats on the Dollar A Reliable Manufacturers stock which consists of 6 of the Greatest Lines of MENS UNDERWEAR EVer Offered Angora Wool Australian Wool Natural Wool Vicuna Merino English Balbriggan As we have no room to store these goods We are compelled to sell them for the low price Of 3 per Suit ACTUAL VALUE S3 A SUIT Wkm HXraTRnBiSHFRrS AND 2Z2jMHtSr 1LI 812 814 Market Sfcl Factory 63r73 StevensoA Street SRANCB STORKS 1053 Broadway Oakland CaL 266 Main Street Stockton CaL 1T 19 East Sahta Clara BtEau Joss Cad 1613 ilaripoea StreetTresna Cal 603 Street Saoramsnto CaU PftiWI Cany the Largest Assortment FUR CAPESi Real Astraklian Capes Persian Capes Sealskin Cape ffimmer Capes NEW GOODS PLEASE NOTICE All our Capes harp the Latest Style of High Shoal dens and Collar The Only Complete Slock ia the City RUmBEEf EM VA WICKETS eral PbUlkU sSflsJilS oucvaKaf to Ltfllf pfStVTCB Tub sral Directors is Praetieal Erahaln Its Telephona 1 lara KAXXFORXLTCSDEMA5lSir75M tSucoesaoetoWVT HAstTXTOS General Undertakers and Embalmers I Corner ettoektoa and Geary etreetaS Society funerals a specialty Telephone No 971 ITEM A8PECIATMEETTrTO OT THE EXECT tive Committee of the Pioneer Kindergarten Society was held September 17th at whica ft was decided to close the schools under Its direction in respect to the memory of JUDGE SOLOMOIi HEyDEiFKLDT the President of the Boclety Members of the board Ejcechtlve Committee and teachers attended the funeral after which tha fol lowina resolatlons were passed Whereas In the course of nature death has removed from his esrtbly career of usefulness our much esteemed fellow citizen nhUanthrnrdac and friend Judge Solomon Heydenfeult be It toerelbre Besolved That we the Board of tba Pioneer Kindergarten rJociety eudeavor to express the sensr of irreparable loss we as societynavs suf fered ----Resolved That In the capacity off presiding ofS cerof this society since its origin fn J878be ha born la bis heart aad on his mind Its welfare that by his clear judgment and able advloo be has rendered Priceless service that br his honest and constant encoaraitetnenths has sustained it when tatiure seemea lmnitntnt ana tver urged to noblef and hroader lahomt and thai avhlsninaK oasflnanetal ftrpport he has enabled lbs woriof tosrioneer ttnurrganea society sol take high iiuii uvnig tiiv laciAini sur gTam hi tnis city from his many professional dotlesto courteously listen to tbn seeds or tha kindergartens that tha teachers In our aclviou win miss the neoursga mani dsrivtd from bis pprectaUve praise of their faithful services and that the Cttla ehUdrtn havs lost in hint an ardent friend whose genetal face was a familiar sight at their festivals and la their clesaant klndorranana bajjl Vkt ILIulllui II Ju pathy to his bereaved family and that a copy of these resolutions he sent them CHEMICAL DIAMONDS T1F7 bETtCTJOS KOCIfTEDrirBpiXST lUMmwniBJ DuuuwnilHlliaKliaKHinTiaBV esnu each Ear Drops or Screws Si Badges foe ail secret orders in fine rolled 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