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3AHiarttevt 3lr Francisco OHEONicLTHtJE8DAY jnm is92 THE iRTEXaiBITl ttil Small But Good Display of I Local Work Some of the Most Notable Canrases Artists First Annual Dinner Exhibition of ts Ceramic flub Three distinct impressions are likely to be made upon toe art lover who view the spring exhibition of the paintings cf local artists trhieh open at the rooms of the Art Association this evening The jmllness of the exhibit will be one ii presfeion the absence of striking canrases trill be a eCond and the abundance cf pood work will be the third This condi tion being admitted it will obviate the singling of any one canvas as the gem ot the gallery and some of ths more no portant paintings only will be noted in turn The number of pictures which were rejected was small and as ths walls stow it has been quite unnecesary to crowd those that are exhib ted As a token of respect to onpAwhose paintings have often been admlrtprin the Art Association rooms there bangs lightly draped In black Portrait in oils of the late Samuel Brookes drawn himself and beneath it the painting of his own right hand Both canvases are good The latter was an odd conceit or attention and he has several qaite up to the Jiieh standard lie sets blmself There are two small canvases close to Lashs pictaroDf aper Schtaidv which are particularly cleer and his large painting of Castle Cras will find many admirers Ernest i JPeixoltos two salon pictures are up as well as some pretty bits of Brittany scenery Harrey Yepnfi the EoglUhater color ist hasatonplscf his 3ns and peculiar landscapes on exhibition A description of his methods and the exasislte results which he produces was published these columns a fortnight ago Ernest arjoiihe veteran Has a large canvas from one of his studies recently made in Mexico It is an IrfdJaif dance which Mexicans and otheraare watching The envas is tall of figures and the work is characteristic of the Artists style Thomas Hill appeals to belt advantage in his landscape Crescent Lake The scene is in the toft evening glow and the effects of sky and water bill and dale are rery pleasing and the figures of the returning hunter add to trie Interest of the scene Theodore Wores has ome studies in blaCk and White and several Chinese and Japane scenes in colors in the field of scuiptuie Kupert ben mid stands almost alone His portrait bust of the late Dr Tucker is a stnkine likeness and he has returned tvHU interest the compliment tthlft A A flt WAIT Iiim VT nolri Vn of tbt gentleman Mr Schmid best work the cat of a little chin is Uafortu natelv not on exhibition the owner de clinics to allow it to be exhibited This evening there will be a sort of con versazione on the occasion of the opening A band of music will be in attendance and manv cards of nvnation have been issued THE AKT1STS ltlWEa A Tery Successful Affair at the Palace Hotel An artists dinner was given at ths 1alace Hotei lust evening fnose present included not alone artists of the brush bjt a spnnkliug of musicians litterateurs and art lovers and though the gentlemen were nearly tyice as numerous ns the ladies tha nner proved thoroughl ingiItaHnmeJ tWYllliams iirsEiiilsnti AIrsv Palmer Mrs Irelao Mis Era Withro vt Mi Alfc jqhltteu den His Bender Miss Kate Young Hiss Alien ScoU Miss Harrison Miss Stearns Miss Rhodda Miss Vorrman Miss Lash Miss Froehch Miss Lash Miss 51c Cormict iliss Curtis Miss Helen Curtis Miss Wores Miss Nagle and Miss Hawkins Among the gentlemen present were William McCorrnkt Mr Hvde Albert Gerberdmc Hugo fisher James Hamilton Louis Sioss ft Norton Bush Joseph Redding lr Taylor Solly Walter William Crocker Cornwall Theodore Wores Dr Younger up tain Bradford tixley Mr Jewett Alfred Bolognesi Mr Thorp Lee Lash Herman fechussler Acker mti Willis Polk Btjtelow Ernest Feixotto Ashe Jewell Phelan Alexander Hwe Henry Hymaa Bupert Scrnnid Brown Chris Jorgsnsen Julius Lndovici Arthnr Mathews Frederick Zeile David heal George Frescott Jeremiah Lynch OSuilivan Dr Noma William Ke th Henry Pierce I Jordan Yeiana Hueh Hume Dickman A de Pne George Sanders Raphael Weill Mr i eck George Bromley Ba nes Burke William Ireian Lesley Martin Will Carrigan Aloaft Pissis Dimorld Bcott Nathan Lsndsbercter Dr ChUraore Mr Judsen Mr Taniere William Greer Harrison and Potter THB CERAMIC CLCfe Its First Exhibition Held at tbe False BoUL The first exhibition ot the California Ceramic Club was held in the ladies new reception room of tbe Palace Hotel yester day from 10 a clock in the morning until 10 at night Tbe large room was filled all day with an admiring throng while in the evening the crush wss so great that it was impossible to move through tbe crod There were about eleven tables filled with exquisitely decorated china and in terspersed here and there with large bunches of roes and smilax ho tables were all beautiful and it as difficult REPUBLICAN PEM Committees Working in Harmony Primaries to Be Held on April 231 Satisfactory Organization of the County Beturninjr Board sxetctt i sou oira or the canvasbs at ths spbino sxhibition the artist and a practical illustration ot abiding faith in texture When ne put this paintme of his hind on exhibi lion he bung beside it a large magnifying glass a daring thins to do bat as a test with it proyed none too bold In the corner to the right of these works of a dead artist is a three quarter length portrait of a lady by Mrs Curtis Richard son The tone of tbe whole work is a little cold but Uje drawing is excellent and the arm banging quietly at the side is beautifully m6lded Miss Alice Chittenden is another lady artist whose work will attract attention Her soft end irsg rant looking lilac Is well remembered from last year and this time be has a fine large canvas of chrysanthemums of rich red bronzy hue Still on tbesime side of the room is Robinsons sombre marine a fine ex nmple of brush work and full of feeling The effects of sky and fog and water the dimly outlined craft and uncertain liehts hnve been cleverly managed and New York critics did not fail to express tneir admiration of it last year when it was ex hibtted there Morion Bush has of late been making quite a decided move in tbe direction ol marines In those which he has now on exhibition he shows that he is quite as much a master as tils more familiar tropical scenes Drifting in Midocenn is a hoe large canvas the subject of which ths name at once suggests in sky and sea there is the light and motion the buovancv and transluceney which are so necessary to save it from monotony and give it interest A tropical scene by the same artist needs only to be mentioned to be appreciated William Keith the master of land scape is represented by two fine pictures rather similar irv subject bu very different in tone One and that which will probably catch the eye of the artist more readily is a rural scene with soft grass umbngeous trees a lowering sky with tints of deep blue and sullen lead The timeisevenrac and a stormv dav is mak ing way tor a stormier night There is a moisture in the atmosphere and a soft nes which are the charm of the canvas Mr Keith studied the work for some time and has devoted a great deal of care to faithfully expressing the nrt he felt in this portrayal of nature The other canvas Mr Keith is a brighter day scene cleverly handled and thoroughly true It represents a stretcn of Selda a dusty cart rut furrowed road and a clump of fine trees all in a bright morning light Portraiture and figure work are not very largely represented Julius Ludo vici has a pastel of his daughter which has been seen before but which has again beep placed on exhibition at the express request of his brother artists Hu new work is a bright little bust portrait of a lady in masquerade costume in the act of removing her mask It is called After Midnight and tne reason of tha title is told on the pastel The face is bright and laughing the powdered hair and tbe face with its little black patches and the background of tapestry are all in keeping and the work is a gem in its line In the matter of Size Arthur Matthews came off ths palm but there is more than only area of canvas to his pitiure of women plucking ducks There are two seated figures a young and an old woman resting in their work of plucking the dead birds on their laps Like the guns at Balaclava there are ducks to the right 6t them ducks to the left of them and duces all around tnem Tn drawing Is as perfect es that of Mr Matthews always is and the entire subject is treated with firm band Oscar Kunathls represented by a pretty head of young girl who a big sun hat and a wealth of hair Lea Lash has several samples of his skill on exhibition and the smallest is the most piessing It is a little gray morning scene at ths crossing of Fourth and Townsend streets with the irregular broken skylines the houses la silhouette and the much objecjed to swing bridire iff hrf hfetfrrorind A Dortrait of Willis Polk and ww cf Jtuprt6cbald ure Isr frota Lashslwush Amedee louilui bai done httleworkof liteand bat a solitary canvas is to be seen as evidence that lie HOI paints It a still life of a pot and some large onions Yellands landscapes always command 0 enjoyable and was an artistic success The menu cards were small water color paint ng the productions of a number of art sts under the tutelage of Miss Alice Ci ittenden The banquet hall itself ne iJed no decoration but the tables wer exquisitely arranged and embroid ered with smilax buttercups ferns and oils lines The central table was circular and in the midst was an exquisite center piece the sculpture of Rupert Schmtd The artist idea wis to show the combination of art and bohe miamsm and at the same time what in important role good living plays in life sitting as it does above art looking down on it The embodiment of bohemianism was chosen in James Phelan the president of the Bohemian Club Seated on the head of tne bust of that gentleman was the spirit oi art and good living in a lovelv feminine Azure holding aloft in one hand a champagne bottle while in the other she held a elas to receive the sparkling drink Tne sculpture was execute with all the Skill wh ch has made Mr Schmid so well known and there were manv admiring co nmonts on this work of art conceived and executed as it was in forty eight hours From the central round table a long table ran up and down the room and tab es were pbced across each end Joseph Reddiag was toastmaster When the edibles had received their due Bhare of attention Toastmaster Redding called the company to order and introduced Irving Scott who responded to he toast The New California Mr Scotts few well chosen remarks dwelt on California artists and the Important fac tor they hare grown to be in the art world His remarks were received with gfsat applause James 1helan responded to the toast Women Art Ths toastmaster next called upon a gentleman who he said was tbe youngest brightest and wittiest of their num ber Uncle George Bromley who responded to the toast When 1 Was an Artist He said that he The tpitil of tohemiaxirm thought be bore the ssme relation to the festive gathering before him as the tutor in a certain univsriity that is the tooter on the trombone tn tbe band He did remember the time however when he executed a study in oif under an old artist The object was Ta ship I hate never painted ship on canvas said Mr Bromley but I havft painted a ship many a time under canvas He also told how when the ship reached New Bedford tha town was painted until the people thought it was surrottndedVby a rainbow Cornelius Sullivan entertained the guests with a vocal selection and Solly Waltrr concluded the prorrtrame with a few remarks on caricature in art Among those present were Mrs David Baler MrsvWillUm AirordVMrs William Crocker Mrs ToUud Mrs E4 Tay lor Mrs Sollv WalterMrs Corn wall Mrs William younger Mra otay Bradford Mrs Frank1 Plxiey Mrs Levitt Mrs 1 Ackermaiv Mrs Vanes Casney Mrs 8 Blge loir Mrs Brown Mrs Spald single any i articular one from among them as better than the rest One very targe table on tbe east side of tne room was however particularly roticeabie It contained tbe work of Mrs Culp Mrs Becht and Mrs Rny A fish set decorated in a delicate design of sea shells and moss br Mr Becht a chocolate set bv Mrs Ri end a rose bowl done In soft tinted roses were the pieces most admired at th 3 table Another rery beautiful piece of work was a large punch bow a perfect imitation of royal Worcester ware done by Miss A HerncK On the same table was an exquisitel tinted salad bowl decorated in blue and raised gold figures bv Miss A Stone Doulton flower bowl was another much admired piece bv Miss Flora Bell iext to it was a beautiful trav on which was represented tbe Carmel Mission by Mrs Dutton The largest piece in tbe room was a lamp pointed in delicately tinned figures bv Miss Soule During tne evening a band discoursed pleasant music Among the exhibitors were Miss Adams Miss Bacon Mrs Baker Mrs Becht Uiss Bell Mrs Comfort Mrs Culp Miss A Dean Miss rte Valm Mrs Dutton Mrs Dwyer Mrs Farnharo Mrs Gates Mrs Theo doreGray Mn Guptill Miss A Ilerr ck Miss Jennie Hobbs Mrs AT Marvin Mrs Mhoon Mrs Noarse Miss A Parker Miss Philip Mrs Ray Mrs Reynolds Mrs Sagendorf Miss Sinnott Miss A Smith Miss Soule Miss Stone and Miss Taylor As it is only live months ago since this club was organized the work done by tbe ladies is very creditable Several ladle were present last night who are members of Chicago and Jew York clubs and they asaerted that the work done ber compared most favorably with that of the Eastern decoraters It may have been a surprise to some of the visitors last night to find that consid arable of the work was for sale as this fact was not mentioned the invitations This was necessary nowsver in order to defray the expenses of the exhibit and other incidentals of the club HANDLltYS UOVDS Indie Slack 87 That Jones Was Mot the Forffer Daniel Jones the young man accused of forging the signature of Joseph Board man to a worthless bail bond for the release of Martin Handley the accused firebug had two of his brothers for company at the city prison for some time yesterday afternoon Thorn a and Louis Jones ha ve been banging about the prison ever Since Daniel was arrested improving every opportunity to converss with tbe prisoner The three brothers were talcing at tbe corridor bars yesterday afternoon Daniel having been let out of his den when Sergeant Houghtaling came around Boys what do yon stand here blocking up the passage fort asced the sergeant why dont you step inside and talk With these words Hougbtsling opened the gate and Thomas and Louis passed in to the prison A few minutes later Thomas Jones learned that be was a prisoner charged wim oeiDgme man wqo prsoniea jsmes Derby on tbe fraudulent Handley bond Later tne yoaug men were taken out to the new City Hall and paraded before Superior Judge Slick but the Judge declared positively that neither was he man who had personated Drby Both the Jones brothers were promptly released from cus tody CHROMC BHEPMATISM CDEED SobertG Eldert Valley Stream Ntwrites Iamaboatmaaaad upwards of 68 years of ae I ha suffered severely from rbomU3iaof tbe lower part or my Met iryback ached without cessation ana at tunes I thought I wcuid be rara ljtod I prwurd two Atleock 1orona tasters Mid vet theta across the tar part of Wt ecstna In tweatj foar boors all pln had cea ied Athe end ot a week I pat on two fresar Allcock Porous Plasters wore taeaa tea can thea took them off and wasea my nacs witn a liuie alcohol which removed ever trace tje plasters A la new thi month bi the plasters cured roe tad I feel very much stronger and better than aver oeiore There Is not a sign left of th recent factional spirit that occasionally manifested itself In the meetings of the Republican county committee The misting of that body lsst evening was tbe most harmonious and satisfactory held this season Suggestions by the executive committee for the primaries to be held on Saturday April 23d were adopted with absolute unsnimity and tbe safeguards cast about the ballot boxes were concurred in with like unanimity The countv returning board organized last evening by electing A 8 Nichol son chairman and Brandt secretary and then adjourned until Monday evening The club meetings show unabated enthusiasm and large attendance Is reported throughout tbe city the coujrrr committee Harmonious and Bnslnets tike Meeting Cast Evening A very harmonious and business like Meeting of the Republican county com vuittee was held in Shiels Hall last even fiig at which the date of the primaries and the manner of selecting the election cancers were decided upon Fifty nine members were present and Chairman Meyers presided The first report of the newly elected executive committee was received being presented by Greenwood chairman 1 was as follows Tour exeentive committee reipectrallr reports that at Its meeting held on the 5th day ot April 1892 tbe following action was taken Tbe committee was organized bv tbe election of Monroe Greenwood chairman A Ruet ice chairman and George Lee secretary 1 our committee recommends First That tbe primary election to be held for electing delegates to the coming State con vention shall be fixed for Saturday April 23 1892 Second That the hours during which said election shall be held on said day shall be from 6 301x to2r Third That the county committeeman representing the variousAssembly dUtricU hand to the iecretary the location 01 polling places in bis district on or before April 8 1892 Fourth That the resolution introdaced by Mr Scott at the last ineetlng of the committee be approved in spirit and in effect as follows That at the comfog primary election the officers of election at each polling place shall be follows One Inspector two jpdees tore erks The In spector at each polling place sball be chosen and said twe ty Ave members shall name and appoint one judge and oue clerk Ihe members of the committee who voted against soch addition sha1 name and appoint one lodge aad one clerk A majority of soch election officer shall decide all chattel ges The Inspector ahaU handle and de cos I all Ballots Your committee would further report that it nas appointed sun committees to apportion the delegates to be elected from this city to said State convention among the various districts also to tee that proper facilities of regis tration and of voting shall be had also to determine as to how the calls for the said primary elections shall be mads and published In due lime your committee wilt further re port upon the subject of said primary election Tee call therefor will be formulated at the next meeting of the executive committee and thereupon submitted to this committee at Its next meeting On motion of Meyer Jacobs a provision was agreed to that election officers shall be residents and electors of the district in which they are appointed It was also agreed that the lists of polling places shall be handed in to tbe returning board by April 10th instead at April 8th that the returning board sball meet on April 11th and that the call shall be published on th morning of April 12th The returning board was en dowed with powers to settle all conflicts as to location of polling places Senator Mahoney raised the point that tbe reference to primary elections should apply to all primaries held during 1892 On motion oi A Dorn th following was added to resolution 4 of the executive committee These rules to apply at all primaries to be held under the auspices ol the committee in 18D2 As amended the report of the executive committee was adopted by a unanimous vote Chairman Meyers called attention to the fact that the new rules called for a second vice president Merrill and A Cheeseborough declined tbe nomination ior personal reasons and thereupon Robbins was elected by acclamation The chairman said he had experienced some difficulty in rinding permanent beadauarters and appointed Messrs Yates Watson and Coffee a committee thereof in consonance with a resolution adopted some weeks ago The chairman was granted further time in which to appoint the finance committee The secretary wss instructed to have printed new rolls of the members according to tbe newly created districts After tbe transaction of some routine business the committee adjourned to the call of tne chsir countrymen to mikeHhsraselves felt in the political world He thought that tbe great majority of tn members or tne so ciety were Republicans and would favor I tne laea The proposition was favorably received by those present and a dab of over forty members was organized and wiir now stand ready toflgbt for Republican principles The officers electedwere President Peter Zenirrich first vice president Jancovicb second vice president Lepatich secretary Janovich treasurer JU Antonioti Club Meetings At a meeting of the Fremont Club held at 155 JTew Montgomery street last even ing a resolution was adopted Instructing the secretary to communicate with Congressman John Cutting requesting him to us bis best efforts to savin ct ths bill to authorise a retired list for privates and non commissioned officers of the United States army who have served for the period of thirty years or upward The organization of a Republican club in the Forty third Assembly district was perfected at 906 Pacific street on Tuesday evening The following temporary cfUcsr were elected President Troll secretary George Lichtr sergeant at arms James Kane Th Young Mens Republican Club of the Twenty eighth Assembly district met at Kanes Hall 2u0 First street last night Twenty seven new members signed the roll George Von Glahn Van Bos kirk and William Carroll were elected as delegates to tbe National Leajtue of Republican Club9 A meeting of the Young Men Alliance Club was held at Bersaglieri Hall corner of Union and Stockton streets last evening Of tbe 300 members 240 were present The chairman appointed a committee of five to secure permanent quarters Im promptu remarks were made by President Cills a Simon Frank Hussey and others IN THE GUARDHOUSE THB BETCUNlG bOAED Organised for Active Work Last Evening After tbe adjournment of the county committee last evening the Republican county returning board held a meeting and organized Fourteen of the fifteen members were present in person or by proxy Dr McLaughlin alone being ab sent 2 A 8 Nicholson was chosen chairman receiving six votes to five for Frank McMullen Monroe Greenwood declining to vote Br ndt was elected secretary over McCormick by a vote of eight to four The meeting was very harmonious ant the foundation was laid for the active work pi the preliminary canvass The selection of polling places and the canvass ing of names for election officers were hinted at It was decided tint it would be useless to Attempt any definite action until the committeemen bad reported their selections which mutt be done not later than Monday morning That evening tbe returning board will meet again at the omce 01 uorn uorn suo fine street Tbe call will then be prepared and published inrSordance wth law On the Tuesday morning following Tne satisfactory organization of this board has given the friends and advocates of harmony great pleas are It is regarded as a very important factor in connection with the campaign yet its present membership and organization are satisfactory to all elements in the party THE SLAT CLCB A Sew Republican Clob Formed Xast ttt eninjr At an Informal meeting of tbe Servian Montenegrin Society but evening Jancovich proposed the fcrastion of a Slav Republican dab Mr Jancovicb made a seat Utile talk in favor of the ides claim Ing among other things hat as other nationalities were taking part in the political affairs of the State and Nation it was tbe duty oi his lellow STRANGE CASE OP C0RP0EAL DISGLEY Sflspeeted of Trying to Aid a Pris oner to Escapa From Aleatraz I The Catills Appearin a New The Wife Flourishes Two Eeyoltersr Tne Husband Hai an En counter With Her Alleged ParamourParamour Corporal John Dingley of Battery ststioned at the Presidio is locked up in the guardhouse at Aleatraz island He is suspected of trying to aid prisoners con fined there to escape Lieutenant Colonel Guenther of the Fifth Artillery commanding at Aleatraz Is investigating the case which is a peculiar one On Tuesday evening the corporal engaged a boat from Engel at the foot of Clay street for three hours ostensibly to go to Stusa lito A few minutes before that it is said he told another boatman ha only wanted to go for a row as far as Harbor View The corporal carried a good sized bundle He was accompanied by a short heavy set young woman of dark com plexion They made a poor start as the corporal was not a skilled oarsman About 10 the guard on duty at the wharf on Aleatraz island found a boat tied to tbedockf With a woman in It and a bundle The woman wss requested to land and the bundle was opened when two suits of citizens clothes dropped out A search was made and Corporal Dingley was found enjoying himself at the barracks He said that the strong tld had swept him out of hi course and be bad succeeded In making a landing on the island The clothes he accounted for as belonging to himself which he had just had cleaned and one suit he Intended to wear when he reached Ssusaluo The corporal was placed in the guard bouse pending an investigation at it is suspected that tbe civilian garments were intendea to aid in the scape of a military prisoner The young woman gave her name as May Williams and said she resided on Fourth street near Foliom She was sent to this city on the Government steamer General McDowell and reached here at 12 15 a yesterday and took tbe Market street cars up town He Swindled Boardlug Hoasea Moms Strauss a young man who is snspected of having uttered innumerable forged checks for small amounts was arrested on Grant avenue yesterday Strauss Induced Daniel Wolff a porter in a lodging house at Sixth and Howard streets to cash a check tor 15 upon the London and San Francisco Bank and bearing the forged signature of A Acs pacher a commission merchant at 207 Battery street The culprit has roomed and boarded all over the city paying his way With worthiest checks A Fickle Car Conductor John Greenman a conductor on the Fourth street branch of the Omnibus street car line was arrested yesterday st the instance of Sarah Ravbarn of 10 Turk street She charges him with narmg deceived her under promise of marriage The complainant is Greenman senior by several years being nearly forty years of ag and is said to have been ouce married Cshlfl and his wife who gained considerable notoriety a few weeka since through ths sensational proceedings In a divorce cats and a subsequent perjury examination in ths police court figured is another sensational episode yesterday which resuted in two arrests One of the causes of the outbreak is Thomas 8 McGovem who was made tbe corespondent in CabilPs suit for a divorce on the ground of alultery While Cahili and bis wife nave not lived together for several moons and nave once been divorced he insists that she shall not receive th attentions of any other man And this he asserts is just wnat Mo Govern has been doing When Cahili and bis wife who ws a Miss Tidd were married they were presented with a cottage and lot at 2612 Larkln street near Chestnut by Mrs Cabills father It was subsequently nomesteaded For a year the property has been rented by Mr Cahili to thajam ily of Haley proprietor of a cigar stand at the corner or Powell and Market streets Two months sgo during tbe trial of the divorce suit tbe property was awarded by an order of th court to Mrs Cahili who immediately gave notification to the Haley famDy to vacate but through a misunderstanding as to who baa tne rignuni ownership of the property Mr Haley and bis family bave continued to live there On Tuesday Mrs Cahili took forcible possession of the premises holding ihe fort from intrusion by mesne of two revolvers which she kept strapped to her belt during tne entire afternoon and evening mucn to the terror of he neighbors and the Haley family At 12 oclock yesterday Mr Cahili appeared on the scene having been hastily summoned by Mr Haley who during tbe day removed his household affects from tbe bremises With the arrival of Cahili the hostilities commenced He had bean on th scene only a few brief momenta when Mrs Tidd Mrs Cahili mother who lives around the corner at26U Polk street called at the bouse with her daughters lunch She was refused admittance byCaailL Last evening at about 6 oclock Thomas McGovem the corespondent In tbe divorce case called at the bouse with Mrs Cabills supper He was also refused admittance SMcGovern was met on the front steps ot jne cottage oy us qui wno oraerea mm away uahui put out bis band to brush McGovem down the steps and a set to ensued Fists torn clothing fragments of crockery the annihilated remains of a supper and harsh langnaga permeated the atmosphere uamu ana aicvrovern were both arrested tor battery and locked up at tbe north end police station Cahili was subsequently relessed on bill Two police officers are now on duty at the cottage to prevent a resumption of the hostilities Cahili asserts that be was struck first by McGo vera while McGo ve rn claims that he was set upon not only by Cabill but by two of his henchmen simultaneously ANGRY MisKCHAMS Superintendent Cllteraa Hanged lit ilia ay Superintendent of Streets Giileran was banged effigy on Davis street between Clay and Washington yesterday About a thousand people gathered when the figure wss raised and for two hours it hung suspended midair while a crowd of people jeerd and shouted in evident satisfaction In the midst of their enjoy meat and while the arrival of the morgue wagon which bad been teltphohed for was awaited a police officer cime along and cut the figure down The whole trouble bas arisen over the condition of Davis street between th streets mentioned About four weeks ago tbe roadway was torn up in order that uw basalt blocks might be laid It has remained in that condition ever since notwithstanding the emphatic protests of merchants in the neighborhood Placards denouncing the superintendent have been placed in the almost impassable street but to very little purpose Travel in the roadway is a matter of extreme difficulty Yesterday after tbe effigy bad been cut down it was placed la a rudely formed grave in the street and variously placarded HXSCXIXAKBOUS Ehowin the Condition of the foljftjnim Guaranlee tatai COMPANY OF SA2T iJBAClSCO OA2 No 3l9Pme Stneet AT THF CLOSE OP BCStSES iA8CH niKEcroKS It A MILLEH CLPFRRT Vtl MORGAN fcaITCHrlSOS JOFTIf COOP iOB2i BtrnjBB THE CALIFORNIA 8AFK DEPOSIT Alto BUST COMPANY Trustee THESATHKB BANKING COUP Airy Treiunret ASSETS Bond and imh S37K9ivi Cash fai bands 01 531 Bills receivable deans en tnaies 203S0O Invested lit Masa A snares 11 uvm Inrested to Class an ares 16000 oa UiUHUf 1 i 1 1 1 1 in i 11 Totaii 1130 SO f3MS838 Surplus od proflu vae treasurer Buls payable LIABILITIES DaeQaas A im IWLB4321 Do Class Bhreoolder 151000 00 aviM 17310 loooetMv Balance doe oaloaTH 6500 68 pii1 wwfr 25000 00 InmilTmiiniiwyM 1 40 S4 Total 309258 33 Is addition to the 20 321 si of Surplus and proms aors reported cash dividend ataoantto to 693 03 have been paid tie hotaen ot Uasa certtfeates NET EARNINGS1 At end of 4 months 1076 52 At end of 6 months 3795 33 At end of 12 months i 1L160 10 At end of 18 months g37137 Ws plead guilty to the caareeof a tadaUa prtdi In the above statement of FACTS STOP PAYING RENT I AM borrow money of the CALtFOKSt GtTAE amount you now par for rent paid to tils con pany will la a few years enable ru to OWN YOUR OWN HOME Tor particciars call 00 or address 0 PERRTUanageri Royal the Giant of Leavening Agents San Francisco Oct 19 1889 From actual analysis made by me I pronounce the Royal Baking Powder to be the Strongest and Purest Baking Powder before the public It is entirely free from alum and other additions injurious to health Oumutry Ctlltpef Fktmnacy Jitft Utuvtm Ctliftrnto 138 GEARY STREET WfcVI Wk 0WDVtVU SUM U4HU at a tast the 2Ser Address of fj MRS DA VIS Fulinatle Diss al fut Bout FORMERLY OP 337 334 TAYLOR ST Ready made Suits of all descriptions from 20 upward Childrens and Misses Soit3 a specialty Mourning orders filled in four hours Gown3 and Wrap pers imported and domestic Cloaks and Wraps of all descriptions Suits made to order in 12 hours and per fect fit guaranteed Country orders made from measurement Hats furnished to match suits Correspondence solicited Ladles own goods made up ar the lead ing SUIT HOUSE 138 Geary street MM Ki LS 1 It Is better to take Scotfs Emulsion of cod liver oil when that decline in health begins the decline which precedes consumption rather than wait for the germ to begin to grow in ouriungs Prevention is better thanf cure and surer The 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