San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 10

A3F jL2cgKc5 ipBdiJibEE yEBEiigk dcaJdEM1 isM The GoodTemplarsArein Session Jr mm CJqjltalist JParkfiorst lYanta Fitus 1 iAthrpp Carried Te twenly ElUi annual session of the Grand Lodpe ol the Independent Order of GociiTemplsrs of California convened at Jrernly Hall on Washington street neir Fonrteenth ywUrdijr The lodge srascalled to order by Grand Chief Temp lar Kanouie of Los Anzeles county All fhe gnndofflcers and large nnmber 01 cetegates irom ainereat parts 01 vae Statiewer Pht After the formal exercises fn opening the lodge the chairman annbonced as the members of tnecora jiltlee on credentials Netherton of vSantaCrai JIissMT Webster Stockton ndA A Smith of fflngibnrfc Some sixty fire candidates irere received for the Grand Lodge degrees In the afternoon reports Terj received from the different departments and officers of the order The Chief Templar reported that the District Lodge sjstkm was a success and advised that it be continued He declared that it is time to sound the alarm and advance in the cause of abstinence when temperance people are bottling the jaice of the grape and labeling it Grape Food and temperance papers are advertising it as a delightful beverage He declared that it is ofthe same substance that bites lite ft serpent and stings like an adder During thejeir the Chief Templar traveled 4000 miles and visited forty subordinate lodges at a cost to the treasury of 512 23b Mrs IL Richardson reported that the number of those intersted in the juvenile srork had decreased Much was being accomplished however in inculcating temperance principles In the minds of Children Ten new temples were organ lied ianring the year Thy report of Grand Secretary Netherton showed 165 lodges in good standing with a membership of 6156 Dri Halsey treasurer reported receipts for the year on account of Orphans Home 122042 30 Grand Lodge 7555 67 A total of 29597 97 The disbursements were For Orphans Home 522042 39 Grand Lodge 3136 42 A total of 30 178 72 The report of the lodjre managers of the Orphans Home showed 29 foil orphans 159 half orphans and J5 abandoned children in charge The trustees report for the same institution reported receipts from the farm of 2617162 The total assets are estimated at 9564 It is estimated that 23110 will be required to run the home for the coming year The reports were received and referred In the evening a public reception was tendered the delegates at the First Methodist Episcopal Church WASTS riXASCIAX FREEDOM If Farkhttrst Say That He Has Given Vp His FTwperty Th case of Farkhurst seems to be a peculiar one and is puzzling some of the creditors of the gentleman Park hurst was a speculator and has property interests in various parts of the State He was interested with the railroad company in several Jand deals in Fresno county and then he went speculating on hS of account Several weeksago Part hurstj filed his petition in insolvency in Alameda county having made one of the largest individual failures recorded in the Superior Court in a Ions time He went under for 30Ot0O Sheriff McKillican took charge of the property as receiver and that is about as much progress as has been pade Albert Albrecht was appointed assignee to take cnarge of the insolvents estate but Has never been able to present his bond as required in the sum of 50000 Mr Albrecht lives at Fresno and ne proposes to capture all property in sight and have it sold for the benefit of the creditors in the meantime Parkhurst is weary of watting for them to settle up his business so yesterday he applied to the Superior Court for his final discbarge in insolvency He says that he has surrendered all bis property and now he wants bis financial freedom The creditors are not very anxious to see the speculator get out of the tangle until the assignee has settled tip the business Parkhurst is roingj to force the issue and will appear court to get his final discharge on October 5th JUl for a Delay The bondholders of the Consolidated Piedmont Cable Bailroad hare filed a petition setting forth that the California Title insurance and Trust Company is about to proceed to obtain a decree of foreclosure of mortgage and sale of the property of the company The petitioners represent that an appeal is pendinc from decision in the Superior Court of Ala rneda county that certain of the personal property was not included in the mortgage and if this decision should be reversed it would increase the security of the bonds It is also claimed that if a sale isjforced at this time it will result in great loss and a sacrifice of the property and petitioners ae that this sale of the property be postponed until such time as the condition ot the financial world will admit jot a sale without great loss to the parties concerned Decided to Be Dead James Peters disappeared about a year ago and a boat in which it is supposed that he set out was found upsJde down fin San Pablo bay His cost and bat were in it Hifwidow believing him to be dead applied for letters upon his estate Judge Greene considered the proof sufficient and granted the letters to the widow mibomi Curau BgL Hilborn has been making a thorough canvass of the Third Congres sionsi district He was present at the last meeting of the Second Ward Republican Club when an organization was effected with fifty charter mem beri The other candidates also Addressed the meeting which was a large and enthusiastic Cbapman Comes Back Ex il aor Chapman contributes another etter to the epistolary warfare carried on over the request by iiayor Pardee for the resignation of Cpmmis sJoneriiiller in which he says Pardee complains that Miller does not cive time Nenouen tb the service of the citTi II this Is true ts perhaps to be regretted but tn srofure suouiu give anviu uis time Jx the city is a Tmist ortnne fetlBg Chief of Police IsAa rChiet of Poliw Sciaffej is actively jehgaged Itf the catnalgtt jfor Sheriff he placed iU resignation Tin thehands of the Commilsioners At tie meeting of the JJoard yesterday afternoon the Board did BOtaccipt the resignation but deeded to appc4nBttpUlnWFFletcneTtoacras Cnief OB Police pro temi Beypf rllrjJtithrop ifarried RevfilenrriX Tihrop jpastorotjthe Chnrch ofCe Advent wayvrfeUytnar ried ye tteWay afternoon itoStisaVOlive llsjihei SteTensTtOJnotiThe jtroom 1 1 65 years old and the bride 4s 33 The engagement has caused a cood deal of gossip 4n Society xirclesEln Oakland Decease jne xamrop is wen xnown Some years ago the groom was pastor Of a enurcn la ban Francisco He is a cousin Of Mrs Leland Stanford Bishop Hich Ois performed the ceremony which was witnessed by only the immediate friends of the parties The Teachers Institute The Alsmeda County Teachers Institute was called to order at Hamilloo Halt yesterday at I tl5 There was a large attendance of teacbrrs The subject of the teaching of English was considered and a paper was presented by Mrs Ij A alter with discussions by Faulkner Elmer Brown and others In the evening Eer Cbapman lectured npon Kecollections of life in Washington City To day the institute will be divided into sections to meet at the High street School during the forenoon and in the afternoon will meet In regular session Etahbed by at Boy John Henderson a lad of 13 years stabbed Jack Coleman of 1065 Harrison street San Francisco in the face with a pocket knife on Monday during a quarrel over a ticket to the theater Coleman will be marked for life Henderson was arrested for an assault with a deadly weapon The Bond Election At the meeting of the Council lastnigbt an official count was made of the vote at the bond election Saturday the official count resulted as follows For bonds 1194 against bonds S0 Fobfola Hospital Donations of any description will be thankfully received by the iady managers of Fabiola Hospital to day at the store formerly occupied byAgard Brothers corner Thirteenth and Broadway ALAJIKDA A large and enthusiastic audience last night listened to United States Senator George Perkins and Spencer Millard at Alameda Armory Hall was crowded with gentlemen and ladies who wanted to hear the Senator and tbe Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor The Oak land Republican Alliance fifty strong under command of Captain Varney Gas kill paraded in Alameda before tbe meeting Jndge A Hunt presided at the meeting and a number ot the leading citizens of Alameda acted as vice presidentspresidents of the meeting Judge Hunt introduced Millard to the audience Mr Millard made an eloquent address on the issues of tbe day He arraigned tbe Democratic party in a stirring address for tbftir attitude on the tariff question and the silver question The Wilson tariff bill received a scorching review from Millard as did the policy of tbe Democratic party in the Hawaiian affair Senator Perkins followed Mr Millard The policy of the Democratic party was strongly condemned especially on the tariff and ailver questions Senator Perkins arraigned the Democrats lor their conduct in the matter of the Chinese treaty The City Trustees last night fixed the city tax levy at 1 on tbe 100 The total State county and city tax in Alameda for 1894 95 will amount to 2 per 100 of taxable property It is estimated that the citys revenue for the coming year will amount to 123254 BERKELEY The Lorin Fire Department has elected as chief Joseph Stapletoh and Leo Rogers as assistant The new engine house is almost completed The promoters of a free kindergarten for Berkeley will hold a meeting to Usy at the fireside room of the Holmes Library There is a deep interest in the movement and its success is almost insured At tbe meeting of tbe Board of Trustees this evening a renewed effort will be made to have a Freeholders election called Petitions are in circulation to strengthen tbatalresdy presented and a delegation of citizens is expected to advocate tbe matter in person Real estate transactions for August in Alameda county continue to sbow Berkeley decidedly in tbe lead Tbe number of deeds recorded was seventy five in Berkeley fifty seven in Alameda and eigbty seven in Oakland Tbe amount of mortgages placed on Berkeley property during August wasS0553 the amount of releases 2609 Continued From Page Seven Brannhart Two policemen forced Neat back Clunie said that Brannhart was insult ing the chairman by offering him sugges tions as to what to do referred to Brannhart as this man who represents tbe Twenty ninth He does not chorused many voices He states what is not true was Braunharts answer and Deuprey said be was able to take care of himself James Smith raised the point that a quorum was not present Deuprey said that if there was not he would bare to adjourn tbe convention without day there being no further business for the convention to transact He ordered another roll call to see if a quorum was present The delegates on Smiths side began to leave the hall so as to insure no quorum Dunne Ach and Clunie then gathered at the chairmans desk and argued with Deuprey that to force the appointment of tbe committee would split the party Deuprey was willing to refer the question concerning it to the State Central Committee The others would not accept During the confab Clunie shook his fist at Braunhart and said he could lick him It was at last agreed that tbe qnestion as to tbe advisability of appointing the committee should be referred to the General County Committee tor decision after election and until then Dennreys committee will not act Dunne made a motion to that enect wbicn was earned Deuprey said that the Supervisors and School Directors may indorse tbe platform by letter to dSy On motion of Dunne the policemen as well as the officers of the convention were thanked He said that an nnjnst attack had been made on Sergeant Spillane by Delegate Cole The convention at ten minutes after midnight adjourned sine die CAME TO BLOWS islf BOXAPARTE8 EXAMPLE His Kindness to His soldiers While Sick Baron Larrey tbe principal surgeon on the French staff after bis return to Europe spoke in the highest terms ol Bonapartes care and attention to the sick and wounded soldiers I have seen him he says in the hospitals of Jaffa inspecting the wards and talking familiarly with the soldiers at cked by the epi demic fever a cop duct which produced the best effects on the spirits not only of the sick but tbe whole army This heroic example at the same time encouraged the hospital attendants whom tbe progress of tbe disease and the fear of contagion bad alarmed considerably In the way of a handsome Napoleonic album there has never yet been anything published to equal in excellence or in faithfulness Napoleon From Corsica to St Helena The work is issued in sixteen parts each part having sixteen or more superb illustrations representing Napoleon in some one of the great dramatic incidents of bis career These illustrations are photo engravings from the most noted paintings in the world They are eleven by thirteen inches in size and rival anything yet produced by the camera Part 1 of this work has been issued and has met with great favor Yon should not fail to get it as it will be necessary to have obtained all the parts to secure tbe unique Thackeray soavenir we propose to give iree to onr patrons To secure any number of this work clip one first page heading from the Chkoxicle and bring or send it to this office with 10 cents Part 2 is readyto dayi BOGAUT KENNEDI Nuptial to Be Celebrated at Simpson Church To Day At noon to day the wedding ot Fannie Ml Kennedy and Se well Bogart will be celebrated at Simpson Memorial Church corner of Hayes and Buchanan streets The officiating clergyman will be Bev Gibson assisted by Dr A Hirst After the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be given at the residence of the brides parents 431 Oak street The couple will spend their honeymoon at Monterev Tbe bride is the eldest daughter of James Kennedy of OConnor Moffatt Cot and the groom is a member of the hardware firm of A Bogart Son Be was employed with tbe HuntingtonHuntington Hopkins Company for many years A reception will be held at the Kennedy residence on Thursday of next week i Mrs Jndah Boas Dead Mrs udah Boas wife of the local capitalist died at her home 1323 OFarrell street early yesterday morning The deceased wis UteniU last Saturday morn is gand began to ink slowly Pn ysicians pronounced tbe trouble as blood poisoning and could offer little relief Mrs Boas was 47 years of age and a native of Kalish Russia She had rbeen a devoted wife and her prominanee in charitable work had endeared hereto many whowill sbrrbwpver her deatbv Besides her hnsbandsix children four sons and two idaughtprs are members of ithe bereaved family The funeral services will be held to day A BEAUTIFUL BOW AMONG THE DEMOCRATS Pugilists and Policemen Mixed Up on the Stage and Created a Kiot As was just and proper the Democrats reserved their pyrotechnics till tbe end of tbe convention and tbe result was a hot time last night Riot broke loose early in the proceedings over the report of the Committee on Supervisors and during the rest of tbe evening a cordon of police surrounded Denprey to protect him from bodily harm For over an hour the blue coats were clustered so thickly around the chair that a fly would have found difficulty in alighting on the person of Mr Deuprey But with a face tbe color of chalk tbe chair stuck to his post and yelled himself hoarse No such uproar was ever heard outside the incurable ward in a lunatic asylum A boiler factory in fall operation would be music compared to the din Delegates and spectators alike lifted up their voices and yelped until the roof was in danger Of raising off tbe walls Deuprey shrieked for order and sbook his hammer at tbe unruly statesmen but tbe act was like flaunting a red flag in tbe face of a ball The gentlemen onlv screamed louder and called for the roll That was ail they wanted but Deuprey would not yield Assoon as the row started General Hammond mounted the stage where he fain would have spoken but be might as well hare talked into tbe teeth of a Cyclone He waved his cuffs off in frantic gestures while Jim Smith whose readme of the report brought on the storm stood back and smiied broadly The trouble grew apace until it resulted in a free for all rough and tumble fight on the stage in which professional pueilists delegates policemen and spectators were indiscriminately mixed It was indeed a joyous affair The first encounter occurred on the floor wbere Sergeant avarms Jim Bowen and Jim Neal had a wordless battle Tbey were separated before any damage was done but Bowen afterward got a jolt in tbe eye from a blond haired young delegate whom be tried to suppress It wa the ejectment of gentlemen who wished to orate from the stage in the midst of tbe hurricane of bowls and hisses which precipitated the battle Dr Max Sicbel was first gently led into the wingsnd a moment later a sergeant towed little Johnnie Degan of tbe Fortr fourtfi out of barms way Meanwhile Jim Neal scenting the battle from afar had made his way to tbe platform Alex Greggaics followed snd Ed Greany was already in the arena When tbe police in the back of the nouse saw these preparations they started forward but were too late to be in at the start However they played a star engagement in the finish Evidently in anticipation of war two officers bad been stationed on tbe stage but they would have been powerless without re enforcementsenforcements The row started to the left of thfe speakers desk wbere somebody made a swipe at Eddie Greany He smote back and the water pitcher fell to the floor never to rise again In the excitement tbe loss of so much valuable liquid was hardly noticed With the fall of tbe water pitcher an antiquated sergeant on tbe stage closed in on tbe pugnacious Greany Jim Neal dashed into tbe fray without stopping to remove his coat and then the fun grew lively The gallery rose en masse and the delegates stood up in their chairs that tbey might better witness tbe struggle which carried the bunch of combatants entirely across the stage While a couple of officers those on the platform tackled Greany a squad of police bounded over the footlights and sur ronnded Neal Four of tbe biggest peelers grabbed tbe wiry little man by the neck and held him at arms length while he squirmed A company of Neats friends who had nastened tobe rescue were held at bay by Alex Greggains and Charley Gaeus More police arrived and Neal was quickly bustled into tbe background two or three cf the wings being knocked down in the operation Fearing that the theater was in danger of being wrecked the jinitor set Valiantly to work to clear the stage for action Before the fight was over be had removed tne entire setting leaving a battle ground large enough for 109 or more clawing Democrats But it wss all over in a few minutes Greany subsided the moment the officers put their bands bn him but Neal scrapped nobly as long as he was able to move He writhed and wriggled in the grasp of the police until his necktie slipped up behind but it was of no use The Police Department of San Francisco was too much for James Besides he did not have his gun They lugged him out into the cool bight airr from whence he soon returned as quietly as if nothing had happened He was back oa the stage and being peaceably disponed was allowed to remain Threats to kill Deuprey having been uttered the police felt It their duty to Erotect him at the rist ol their lives nder Sergeant Spillane they rallied around the chair three deep Two herculean officers with whiskers even stood on the little square platform pro vided for the chair With policemen to the right and jlicemen to the lef and all around htm euprey felt comparatively safe He was pale onto death and the perspiration trickled down his blanched cheeks But he never flinched and he faced the howl in gDernocrats with head erect Sashing eyes and distended nostrils As soon as the battle trad been stopped the rabble was chased off tbe stage into its seats In trying to seat the delegates in hit division Sergeant Bo wen received a punch Inthe IghHsye from a hot headed young man The blow raised a red lump which was tbe only damage done in the entire engagement The water pi tcher is a total loss how ever but the stage scenerywas nly slightly injured In his calmer moments the janitor explained that It was not to make room for the mill that he removed the setting It was to prevent the pieces from being torn to shreds and trampled npon A party of young Democrats oh pleasure bent played a neat little ioie on Sam Bainey yesterday One of the party called up the St George stables from the Baldwin Hotel and asked for Bainey Here is the dialogue Hello Is that Bainey Yes whos talking This is Deuprey Whor Deuprey Chairman of the Democratic convention Deuprey So not Denprey just plain Denprey Well whatlsltf We have agreed oh HcGrath for Supervisor of the Ninth ward and must have him And thats Denprey talking very doubtfully Yes I think you are lying Laughter at tbe Baldwin end gave away tbe snap and Bainey retired in disgust DE SICHELS PLEDGE Scandal Shows Its Ha In tbe Democratic Committee Wnile the uproar in the main conven tion was at its height few noticed tbe actions of the committee which had adopted tbe majority report oh Supervisors The members could not control their feelings Their efforts to secure a Board free from the influence of Buckley and Rainey had failed simply because the agents of the stable were able to con trol one member on the committee Dee gan the member ol tbe committee from the Forty first was used as Ned Lanigan desired Lanigan received his orders from Rainey and Deegan carried them out From the very outset Deegan was instructed to watch all the candidates who seemed to meet with favor He did so and Rainey found it possible to agree upon several whom the majority decided to recommend Those he could not handle be refused to accept and made tbe substitutions in Deegans minority report Rainey thus secured tbe Board of Supervisors be wished Deegans minority report was an afterthought made when all the deliberations of the committee were finished and a final adjournment bad been taken It was thus particularly obnoxious to the majority snd James Smith seemed to express the sentiments of his associates when he declared In evident disgust that the saloon board bad won He was angry and made bis associates mad Dr Sichel wss on the verge of hysterics He shouted that if a minority was going to give away the secrets of the committee he would follow suit His threat meant a great deal for the committee bad discussed its Democratic friends with an alarming freedom ol expression Charges and counter charges became so extravagant that an absolute personal pledge of secrecy was exacted from each member Dr Sichel decided to break it and as an indication of what wss going on in the secret session of the committee made public tbe following affidavit State of Calitobma Crnr tyb CorsTT or Sax Fkascisoo A McPherson being duly sworn deposes and says Remarks having been made by Thprnas Foley livery evable man on Powell street between Filbert snd Greenwich that 1 received from William Raubinger money to be used for unlawful purposes I denounce as wilful falsehood 1 never received from Mr Raubinger in my life any money except that he at one time loaned me the aum of 00 for the purpose of paying my rent ALEX McPHSESON Joss Ltoss Notary Public This does a not reveal a great deal but tbe complaining dentist says be has a great deal more which will interest the community and startle many worthy Democrats He says there was no end of scandal in the heroic effort of the committee to find suitable material Out of which to build a Board of Supervisors BD2TI rAGOTHTST i Itt ttis cltyseptember 15 the wife tt 1 FrMhT ta dsjuMez CLAHKSOX rln this dty sepumber 13 the wife oi ti uarkMB ot a caugnter ftTLCHEB ila thlsrity September 25 th wife of Charles 5L Fnlcher ot a daughter BERXSTETN 1 OaiUad September 28 the wife of Bernstetivof aon HErtVET Ib this cltr October tbe wife of Hervey of daagoter JIARBIAGE3 DAYIS KTJLJI In this cllr October ttorBw Lyons James Davis to Alice su iitm both of Napa CBKENHALUrt PATBICS In thH dtry September 25 by kev A Hirst WUUam JL tireeahaigb to Hn Lulu Patriot both of this car sV IXETCHEB SiUTtt in this etty September 5 fey Bev William Kip Haty Fletcher to Florence Smith bother tola city HARDY WXEKS lnthl city September 27 byfiev Dr Cam Thomas Hardy to Kary Wks bote ol tbU city HERRIXOTOS PEEBY 1 this city September 28 by Bev Dr DlUe Howard Berringtoa of Ban FrancUco to Joaie Viola Perry ot Orion Mich KAEST AFPELQOIST In this dty September 29 by Rev Dr wile WUllam Karst ot Valleo to Louise Appertain of aa Francisco ACKLEY srEAR In this cltr October 2 by Rev Dr Dttle Charles Ackley of Sa Rafael to Jennie Spear ol Baa Francisco BrEOESS WOEDEN la this city October 2 by XleT John Klrby Joseph Barcess to Carrie Werdeo NOT BINDING ENOUGU A Young Cesple Become Dlssatllfled With Contract Marriage John Xeuman accompanied by a young girl who rave the name of Jessie Freeman called at the marriage license office yesterday for the purpose of obtaining permission to wed The gfrl said she was 16 years of age and a resident of Fetaluma She bad entered into a marriage contract with Neurnan about two months aeo and not bein satisfied with that arrangement she had been ad vised by her father to obtain a license and be formally married Clerk Haley informed the couple that ne coma not grant a license unless toe girl who is under legal see would se cure tbe consent of her mother But my motber is dead said the young lady Then you must bring your father with you or his consent in writing properly actnowiedeed before a Notary Public said Clerk Haley The young couple left very much out of humor but promising to return soon with the necessary consent of the brides lather LOST HIS LEO Serious Result of an Electric Car Accident The accident which befell James A Frichette tbe young bookkeeper whose foot was crushed under tbe wheels of a Mission street electric car last week has proved to be much more serious than wss at first believed After tbe accident the young man was removed to SL Lakes Hospital where the injured loot was dressed and forty five stitches taken to draw the severed portions together Frichette improved slightly but a dav or two ago the leg became affected and yesterday it became necessary to amputate tbe limb above tbe knee The shock from the operation left tbe patient in an extremely critical conditiou so that his recovery is considered doubtful Frichette was attempting to board a car on Mission street near Powell avenue wben be slipped and was thrown upon tbe track The rear wheels passed over his left fopt badly mangling it MISCELLANEOUS THE fiiipi liitil Ptvpexed according tbe formula of Ir Wtcu A Hammond In bis laboratory at asalnjwn Cr The most wonderful the tspeutio dlscOTeryiiacethedaysofJenner CEREBRINE MEDULUNE CARDINE TESTINE OVARINE FROM THE BRAIN FROMTHE 6PWAUTCCBP FROM THE HEARTi FROM THE TESTES FROMTHE OVARIES DEATHS KIRBY A solemn requiem masstmoathsmlna wilt be celebrated In St Marys Cathedral yao Ness avenue this day Wednesday at 10 a for tie repine of the soul of the late Mrs Patrick Klrby mother of Rev WUUam Klrby of tae Cathedral this dty Friends and acquaintances are respect ally Invited to be present LIOXfjRI ln Hsywsrdi September 30 Ifsry Elizabeth daughter of Sebastian and Alice lig norl ana sister oTUossle Annie John Thomas Richard and Alvbonsus Llgnort and Mrs nomas Mclntyre a naive ol California aged 26 years 0 months and 0 days ffi rrieDds snd acquaintances are respectfully iuvta io attend the funeral this dav Wednesday at 10 oclock from ber late residence In liaywards thence to the Catholic Church wbere a solemn requiem hlch mass wUl be celebrated for the repoae of her tool BOAS In this city Octooer 2 Charlotte wife of Jodah Boavs native of Germany ad 47 years S3 Friends are respectfoify Innted to attend tbe fanptal services this day Wednesday at 2 oVieot from ber late residence 123S OFar reJl street thence by 3 JO oclock train from Third and Townaend streets to HUls of Eternity Cemetery Kindly omit Dowers KKAVEY In this city October 1 James Infant son of James and Jennie Rearey a native of ban Francisco aed 2 months and 24 dars 9Faneral wUl lake piace this day Wednesday at 130 oclock from the residence of his parents HO Freeion street Interment Mount calvary Cemetery DOSCHER In this city October 2 Frederick Doscher a native of Wremen Hanover Germany aged 63 years 1 month and 11 days New York and Brooklyn papers please eopyl KT Friends and acqoslntances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 2 oclock from the residence of bis liner Mrs Helena 8 Koch 1502 Vatiejo street northwest corner of Polk Interment Udd Fellows Cemeterv 8TEEX In this city October 2 Dens beloved daughter of Mrs Hannah Steen and sister of Mrs Scfawarts of sani Crox Samuel aod Meyer A Steen aad Mrs eamnels ol Oakland a native of aa Francisco aired 28 years A3Frtends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fcaeral this day wednes dsnet 1 30 oclock from her late residence 40 Eddy street interment HIUs of Eternity Cemetery by 330 oclock train from Third and Townsend streets CASAVAN In Oeean View October 2 Bridget mother of Canavan Mrs Klchard Heag erty Mrs OFarrell Mrs Charles Boynton and Mrs John Mornhy a native of County Clare Ireland aged 87 years sTT Fnendsandacqaalntancesarereinectfnny Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 9 SO oclock from the residence of her sou CanavaB ticean View thence to St Michaels Cborcn where a solemn requiem mass will oe celebratedfor the repose of ber sool commencing at lu oclock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery OASHWILER Ah anniversary mass will be said at St Bridgets Church comer of Broadway and Van Ness avenae to morrow Thursday at 9 oclock for the repose of the sool of Mary Gashwtler McDANIEL In this city October 2 at the residence of ber daughter Mrs Nichols 1110 Sacramento street Mrs Elisabeth widow of the late Dr McDaniei ot MarysvUle aed 77 years and months Sa Interment at MarysvUle on Thursday HOCLTON latbKctty October 2 Samuel husband of Mary Ann Hcmlton a ntive of Maine aged 75 years 9 months and IS days S3 Notice of fooeral hereafter BRADLEY 1 East Oakland October 2 Henry Lawrence husband of Margaret A and father of Ernest Lawrence EL Thomas Brran and Margaret Krai lev a native of Ohio aged 65 yean 2 months and 16 days Notice of funeral hereafter TWIGOS In this city October 2 Snsan Twiggs a native of Washington aged 67 years Femalna at tbe parlors of Porter Co 118 Eddy street NICHOLS In this dty October 2 at the residence of hls uncie John Corbett 1014 Lombard street Laurence NlcEoiv a native of Appleton tYls aged 23 years Wisconsin papers pleaae copyj MALOSE In thl city September 29 Kitty dearly beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank MaJone at their residence 2 Rose avenue a native ot California Her last bresth iwss used In the utterance of the simple prayer Now 1 lay me down to sleep I pray tne Lord my sonl to keep If I sbonldldle before I wake I pray the Lord my sool to take CRQSTHWAITE In this city October 2 Margaret beloved wife of Crosthwaite a native of Ireland aged 3d years FORD la Oakland October 2 Martin Ford aged 30 years GRIFFIN In this city October 2 Ellen belOTed wife of the late Michael and mother of Joseph Grtflin a native of the parish of Kllorgtln County Kerry Ireland ased 48 years ZICHERT rn Kekaha Kaaal I September 11 1894 Louise wife of Gottfried Ziehen aged 23 years BREMER In Wiesbaden Prussia September It Hyman Bremer beloved brother of Joseph and WUUam Bremerformerly of tbls ctiy dose orehrlne are accelersilon of the noise Willi feeling of fullness and distention la the head exhilaration of spirits lacreased urinary excretion augmentatioi of the expnlslveiorce of tbe bladder and peristaltic action of tbe intestines Increase In muscular strength and endurance increased power of vision In elderly people and increased appetite and digestive power Dose 5 drops Price drachmi 2 Bul The Columbia Cbcmlcal Companv Washington Send for bock Tor aalsby alldrnf rUta AMCSEMKJCTS TTVOLI OPERA HOUSE MEsjiiSESTisiKEtixo Proprietor fc Manager TONIGHT 1 OVERWHELMING SUCCESS ovewhuusu succssa DOS JTJAN AdLib DON JCAN LAdUU TO NIGHT TO NIGHT TO NlUHT GREATEST OF ALL STJCCESSE POPULAR PRICK3 TEraD WsiK The New Spectacular Burlesque DON JCAS AdLib DON JUAN AdLlh UNIVKRgALLY INDORSED BY PRES AND PUBLIC 2SC AND BOO EVtJWU I TTTvnv 4 TTTTLT I KVlCSISt CONCERTS I AUDITORIUM I CONCERTS COENER EDDY AND JONES STS Omut ATtrTTnr gS CKXTS EVERYBODY CHARMED AND DELIGHTED SCHEEL AND BIS UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA FRIDAY KVO OCT 5TH THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT MOROSCOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE Toe Handsomest Family Theater in America WiLTra Moaosco sole Lessee and Manager THIS EVENING AT 8 OCLOCK The Popular Young Actor MR IL COULTER BBINKEB THE PLANTERS WIFE EvxstSTJ Panics Orchestra reserved B0e Dress Circle reserved 2So Parquet reserved 25c FsmHy Circle and Gallery 10c Mexxanine Boxea SI Procealam Boxes extra MATlNKES SATURDAY and SUNDAY Matinee Prices 10c 15c aaJ 2Sc Beats oh Sale from 9 a to 10 raixkoad rnTcL BAN itAlt CISCO AND NOIiTH AWtiU RAILWAY CO Tiscm Ftkat Fo or iLLkxri Jsi gan rnsnelteo to Ran BafaeL Wax Dars 1HA MO UzOO a XiiSAj yv StlO at TharadayaxTrarSal 1130 Iw8awrday itra tripe at IJa 8cxdts c4 ii ic xi jja i vZ Sn Rafael SaaFrsvnclsco WxskDiTs 65l 7Si Sil jlilO iSstj IsUi 840 10 Pt Saturlajs Eilra tan atlS and6iPstr BvsroTS 8lX 9tXK 1110 at 11 Sa SrSSr lCi T5 jBetweea Sao Franrlsce and Bcbuetien Park Week Day 749 ai 830 rn 610 fcSOr 740 ax 330 ROOAit ft SO AH 5X0 Notskj Petaluma Santa Rosa ntao Windsor Healdsburi Geysersiile tioveroaie Pieta 740 am 800ah BebastopoL Iia40 AST 1039 ax MVni AW i wm 1040 arf ejosiTc 70 rar Week Daya 50 aw 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Specialty Firmament MIPS MAY COOK Californias Star Lady Cornetlst SEVEBUS SCHaFFER The Worlds Greatest Juggler and Equilibrist THE BURliE BROS Eccentric Comedians In an entirely new act with their Comic Donkey Mike and A PICKED STELLAR COMPAXY ALCAZAR THEATER TO LET For trms address or Apply to GEORGE WAX LEXROD office Alcazar building head of second floor STEAMSHIP TKAVEL pacific coast sTjiAMiHiP ca STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf Ran Francisco as follows for Loring WranreL juaeao KfUlsnoo and Ptks AUskaV at 9 a Sept 22 Oct 7 22 Xov A SL Dec i2L For Victoria and Vancouver BC Port An geles ton rownsena Seattle iscorav Everett Anacors and Xew Whatcom WashL Sept 17 9 a sc and every fifth day thereafter connecting at Vancouver snth at Tacoma with at Seattle with a Ry at PortTowa send with Alaska steamers For EhTexa Areata and Fields Ldg Bumholdt hay steamer Willamette Valley every Wednesday at 9 a or 8aata cms Monterey 6aa Simeon Cayu cos Port Harford San Luis Obispo Oavlota fanta Baiba a Ventura Hoeneme Saa Pedro Etc San Pedro Los Aucehot and Newport 8a Sept 16 2L 2i 3a Oct 4 a 13 18 23 27 SL For Man Dleco stoppint only at Pert Harford San Lils Obispo Kanta Barbara Ptt LoaAh celes Redondo tn AnreleO anl Newport 11 A at 5 pt 14 la 21 27 Oct i a 11 1VI02A 2a ForEosenada8aa Jose delCaoo Mazallaa La PaaandQaavmas tMexli SO SL Paul 10 as 2Mb of each month Tickei office ralace Hotel 4 Xew Monhrmy a 400DALL PERKIXa AGO Oeol Agents 10 Market tt tsaa FrandscoL FOR FORTLAN AND ASTOiilA OR TBEOREOOXRT AXDXAVCa Ocean DrvL SL McSeia wUldicJ patch from Kpear st wharf ai 10 jj I one of their A I Iron steamships viz InnStc Stt or Cauvossia oeyt IL iL ix 11 21 SL Count bia Pept la 26 Oct 18 2S Coonecunu via Portland with tbe UK aadX Co and other dlverjlng tines from aU points In Oreeon Uah Alaslcm idaba Uwiuaa Dakota Utah Wyoming Yellowstone Park sod other points Last and South and Europe Fare to Portland Cable els Steerage IS round trip unlimited 930 Freight and ticket office 19 Mtgore asreet Ticket Office Palace Hotel 4 New Uontromerr OOODALLPERKJLNSACU SopM Ocean Div 10 Market it San Frandaco PACIFIU MALL STaAJISHlF CO THBODUH L1SS TO SEW OBJ VIA PAXAMA I Calllni at variotn ports of UeHco and Central Amence rsuuus at noon San Juan Oct 8San JoieOct 29 Colon Uct lSiAcapolcoXov 8 Xorr When lailinc flay falls on Sunday steamers wlU he dispatched foUowtae Slonday JAPAX ASD ClUXA LIMS TOR YOKOHAMA ASD HOXQKOXa Connectlnj at Yokohsima with steamers far Kbanfoal and at HonKOOirr lodia kv baiilnx at 3 Cltr Ttln JanatefLnet alChtna vtARy A Cltr Of Pelrtae 0gapem iTV Rourd trio tickets at reduced rates For treljttl or pisaaie apply st the office corner First and ttraannj atreet Branch omce 201 Front street ALEXAXDER CKXTEKGeuCTaiAtenV 0001DB5TALMBIX5TALSiAlfiairca roa Japan A5D cHiSA STEAJCBE WILTi TAVS WffABT OrJBV nerilrat and Bran nan streets as 3n at tor YOKOHAMA AXOBbXaKOXfi Connectlui at Yokohama with sTeamarfar I 1SUAXUHAX OAELIC rnesaay October isa BELU1C 1 Thursday jiovtmaer lStlt OCKAMClvla Honolulu Tuesday Dec Ath UAEL1C iMonday December 24th Koond trfptlckew at reduced rates Cabin plans on exhioitioo and passenirer ticket forsale at 8 Compaays irneral offlces room 7A cor Fourth and Townsend sui San FrancKco For tretsht apply at offices of padhc SlaU FteamahipOompaayat whart or at So Xxi Front wmm Araactaoov -T OOODlt AX Gen Pass Alf Arrtvear SMSalt SahQta ASak 8tUC 3SX banata14c Hi4U SanQta lJOnt JU0r EaaQtn 45Pif 4WFT aw S15tTC SMiMt an Ban Qto uurn 1130 rt Bon Vary and So Rafael en am in rrjea ixzaaero way si na es3eir tlAric piAJAic Silint and way stations SissaK TSatordayonly Monday only Except Saturday BUXDAYS Boes Valley and San Rafael rIitft SiCOaK Mill Val fiois Vai on Ra So ila StloAK SOah AH 1100 am Sansahto 10 JO 1130 AM Mill V1IB011 Val6anBafaei SaQQinlliaAit 1230 pk Ross Valley and Pan Riael Mill Vat Ross Vai fan K2 So Qta nuorst Idsrx Ross Vai Pan Rafael San Qta LflBrx iLUI Vai Ross Vai San RsTaeV SPat pir tziirx 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tickets available for the steamers of either line from Xaples Genoa Gibraltar Haza bure Bremen London and Southampton Direct connection from Genoa Naples to Ksjpt by JU Ooy Ji 6 Cos I ma il ai 1 sirs Xorth German Llord Ovlricoaat CoGenAkti 2 Bowline Green Kbbert Capelle IIS iloutgomery street IlamScrz Americaa Line 27 Broadway A atyer 401 Calltornia eAt SOUTH GEEMAH LL0TD STEAiQHlT CO VTEW YORK tXTUTHASITTOX BKSMEX IV Fast express steamers First cabin ao And upward becond raola 43 and S50 ijasle SepL 29 9 A it lITeveJ Oct 18 a St fcpree Oct 2 9 a at fEms Oct Sa 9 a at tJoe Oct 8 10 A I Ader Oct 23 noon Iabn Oct 9 nooaSaale OcLW8aic TraveOet IS 8 a Spree Oct SO 9 a it MEDITERfiAXEAX SERVICE Sr TfiSK GlKVAXTAS 4r GrvOA Fulda OctS 10 a at Cabta rates from fS upward ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Padad Coast 1U Montgomery atreet under Occidental Hotel ban Francises ORIENT Winter Cralge to the A cares Madeira TnE MEDITEBRAXEAX ASD THE Orient fcv mavnlftcent twin screw express steamers From Xew York January 22 and 29 1WJS Ainres Uadelra Glhraiur Aleiers Genoa Villefrancbe Mce Malta Aiaandria Clro and Pyramidal iaffa Jerusalem Smyrna Constantinople Athena Messina Palermo Naples Genoa Xew Yotfc Duration about 10 weeks For Illustrated pamphlet and further particulars apply to HAMBURQ AKEHirAS LIKE S7 Broadway ew York or AWMYEB 401 California Suett Sao FrancSsco COllPAOiil OiiNSRALj TRAXS ATlAiiTIQ 3 LREXCn LIXE TO HA VKE OOM PAXT JCpier new 42 Xorth river foot of Morton street Travelers by this line void both traaos Ay English runway and the discomfort of ctia tue channel In a small boat New York to ALn andriaEgvpt vi Paris hrtt class SltiO aeooal dasa tllS La Bonreoene Captatn Leboesd Saturday September lata 3 Cbaa paeae Captain Laurent Saturday Septembec id 730 a IL La Touralne Captain fiaa ttllu 6turda September aiat 23J 2 at Foe further partlcnlan appl to A iORUKT Ajfem Bowline Green Sew Vork FLHJAZX CCAscent 3 Montgomery ave fcaa Fracclsao branch odoe IS Mohteom 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