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4 16 6AXCBXCS9C0 CHBOyiCLB ynEDNlBSD AY JUIO 10 1896 ht IMPLIED JlssWorrall Did Not Take Poison ANGINA PECTORIS SUGGESTED HEH REHAIf ARE I5TERHED AT CYTItESS LAWTf Coroner Hawkins Says Be Wtiti the Dead Womans Effect at the Inquest specUvely of MTs Worrtir titter tad brother Directions for these flower were received tbr Branaenrteln by cable A large pillow otjrhlte and yellow roseswas cent by the captain of the Alameda and Hiss Worralla fellow pazteBgext The features of the yeon woman which toost of those present at the funeral saw for the first time were composed and placid cod here bo Indies tion jof the sadden and mysterious end that brought together the strange as aembly One of Miss Worrells fellow passes gers Mrs Earnest Williams and Mrs Farr Of the Daughters of St George will Start tor England within a few days and they will take to the relatives of the young woman there the cards that came with the floral offer ings Barnabas Barrett an English sculptor made a death mask of the young woman so that If her relatives so desire a bust can be made BACK DRIVERS SATISFIED tea ME0D miss ashless admissions HE ALSO TELLS HOW MCCH WILL RECEIVE BE Taa Defense Offers Soma Damasrtan Testimony Affalast the Fair Plata tiff i The heartna of the Ashley Baldwin ease was resumed before Judge Slack yesterday afternoon but the only witness examined was Detective Wood of Boston who furnished further alleged particulars regarding Miss Ashleys record prior to her acquaintance with While the mystery surrounding the sudden death of the young English woman Miss Mayne Worrall at the Palace Hotel on Saturday has not yet been fully explained It would seem to have been due to natural causes after all Dr Charles Morgan completed his analysis of the stomach of the deceased yesterday and reported informally to Coroner Hawkins that there wre no traces whatever of an kind of poison Dr Hawkins says that ft seems to be a case of determining the cause of death by a process of exclusion The post mortem examination showed no lesions such as would appear if organic dls eases had been present The chemical analysis excluded the hypothesis of poison The only remaining cause con talent with the conditions and symp toms is angina pectoris which was Dr Whitney diagnosis of the case No time has yet been set for the In quest but It will probably be held on Saturday All the young woman ttr fects Including her letters except the apparel In which she was buried are still in the poesslon of Assistant Manager Warren of the hotel Whether there Is anything In her letters which would throw any light on the conditions of her health or the cause of her death Is not i known Warren has not exaxnlned either her letters or her effects nor will he permit It to be done He says he Is bold lng them simply until he can turn them over to some one authorized to receive them either the Public Administrator or some one else Public Administrator Paetfle Cart tasre Companys Will Return It Is probable that the Pacific Car Mf lj 1 KK PkUI T3 aw differences with the ten drivers who i me aeienaant struck a few days ago 1 Some ot them were ot nature as The manager of the company says t0 lhe Impression that the wit that the reduction of wages to tl 25 0 Pd sympathy for her from Jl 50 a day was to force the men WM not80 sla1al red to be tocompfy with rule they had dls 0 Ulr obeyed or quit It is alleged that the lnff Judging from the steadiness companys drivers were careless In their her a while he was testifying dress and that they smoked cigarettes and the look of scorn she occasionally and clay pipes while on duly contrary I flashed upon him iu uiuui tuc Ui lut 1711 wuo siruca i Ax nenel Xfl A I courtroom some time before the hour appointed punctuality being evidently made an agreement with Baldwin I studio connected with the art depart last fair by the terms of which he was ment of the Girls High School yester to receive 8500 and all his expenses for daT Ull lt wa a Ume tor merry mak aSSment SS ln nd congratulation for Professor him This arrangement was made th itimmrh th rwrtinm of eorTesronrfnc Franx Goldstein and the students Baldwin beinr in New Tork and the wit They saw the realisation of a long dean in dosiou owu 4i luc vuoirci Qrawouut ftuukiauuu uu uiiticui pected that the others or new men at SO will take their places to day SAYS GRACE WAS CRUEL RIDING TEACHER DILHAT SEEKS A DIVORCE Sequel to a Former Soft Wfcleh Compromised Other Marital Mlaflta Joseph Dllhan riding instructor has filed a suit for dhorce against his wife Grace A Dllhan A former suit be tween the same parties was compromised some months ago The couple have since sought to reconcile their differences but without success Dllhan accuses his wife of extreme cruelty Her Jealous disposition he says broke up his riding school bus ness in Portland and her conduct Is said to threaten the same result her The plaintiff says that his wife frequently assailed him with abusive language and at times also makes him a arget for physical violence Dllhan Freese sajs that he sees no reason for Clares that he Is unable to longer en haste in taking out letters but Is will dure this sort of thing and hence his ing to waU until more detailed and defl 8Ult nlte word 1 received from her relatives Fannie Sperry has sued George At the Inquest the Coroner will make Sperry for a divorce on the ground of an effort to secure the Droductlon of all cruelty They were married some nlre effects which may aid in arriving at a proper verdl The remains were Interred at Cypres Lawn Ometer esterday afternoon Services were he over the casket at Porter Cos under aklng establish mnt and the hearse followed by a single carriage took the remains at a brisk tro to the Southern Pacific sta tlon There was reason for the haste There had been some delay In beginning the funeral ceremonies and by the time the Episcopal service for the dead had been read lt only wanted ten minutes of train time In these few moments the Daughters of St George sang a hymn those present were given an opportunity to take a last look at the face of the stranger as she was to all of them the casket was sealed and hurried from Eddy street to Third and Townsend and arrived Just in time to be put on the funeral train There were about fory people at the funeral services Man them were utter strangers attracted by morbid curiosity Quite a number were mem bers of the Order of Daughters of St George an organization of English women who paid the last marks of respect to a fellow countrj woman In a strange land Among these were Mrs Elizabeth Trewln the Grand Dlstric Deputy of the order Mrs Farr Mrs WInterbottom Mrs Sarah An drews Mrs Williams Miss Bessie Rumsey Mrs Johnson Mrs Ruth Meadows and Mrs Jul a Staples Most of Miss Worrall traveling ae qualntances bad already continued their Journey but there were present ai the funeral Mrs Earnest Williams Koenigsberg and James Hermann years ago and removed this cl from Montana Mrs Sperry charges that her husband ha abused her in many wajs He caused her great sor row by frequently expresing a wish that their children might die she savs In explanation this wish Sperry said he wa arrald his wife might die and he did not wlh in such event have the children left on his hands Denman a police officer has sued his wife Maggie for a divorce oi the grounds of cruelty Intemperance and Infidelity one of her virtues but her attorney was late again and lt was fully ten minutes after 2 clock before the proceedings commenced When the case was called Detective Wood took the stand again and over the objections of the plaintiffs counsel detailed the ctrcumstances of the payment of the S2000 tor Miss Ashleys Pas adena home Several other matters of minor Importance were gone Into and the witness then recited the al leged particulars of an interview which he had in his office with Miss Ashley on April IS 1894 In the presence of the plaintiffs younger brother and a Miss Holltelder He stated that when Miss Ashley came to the office she was apparently very much excited After Introducing ber companions she asked him If he was not ashamed of himself for having written such a letter as that of August calling her a blackmailer and threatening to put her behind the bars He re piled that he was not whereupon she said that he ought to be and went on forming and scolding at a great rate When she had calmed down again he said that she had charged both Colonel Pope and Baldwin with seduction and told her that she knew that two years before she set eyes upon either gentle man she had been treated at the City Hospital He had told her in de all what ne had learned of her past and while he was reciting these facts both her brother and friend excused them selves and left the office When they were alore he had told her that he could have sympativ for any girl who had been reallj wronged or met with ml fortune but tha he had none for a girl who like her had tnd to blackmail and rob a decent citizen and charitable gentlemar like Colonel Pope her that did not see how hecould and yet bs an honorable man On the following day aha had again called accompanied by His Hollf elder aad he had then apologised to the tatter but told her that Miss Ashley had admitted the truth of his charge after the bad left The Utter Interrupted him sad said that she had made a clean breast of It to Gertrude and after some further general conversation they had left the office Detecthre Wood was then turned oyer to Attorney Crittenden for cross examinationexamination and for over an hour and a half was kept upon the rack He stated that he was still In Colonel Pope employ and had been for a great many years He was employed to establish the character of Miss Ashley by Attorney Redding of New Tork in March 1893 but did not at that time know in whose Interests he was working Prior to coming out here he had spoken to Attorney Lloyd about the case This was a year ago In Boston He did not make any ar rangements with ntm nowever but had GIRL ARTISTSAT THE HIGH SCHOOL OPENING OF THE STUDIO A RECEPTION IX HOITOR OF THE OCCASION Pretty and Cosy Corners Realisa tion of a Lonsr CherUnea Dream After a general discussion the chairman waa empowered to appoint a committee ot three members to consider and report upon the feasibility ot estab nshlnff a British hospital la this city a gACRAHETTO COCXTT BOIB Interest Can Bo Colleete Axtar tha Data sUtnrlty Holders ot Sacramento county bonds issued pursuant to the ieglslatlTs act of 1858 are entitled to interest after the date when the bonds matured The Supreme Court so decided yesterday In the suit of Kendall against James jM Porter treasurer ot Sacramento county Kendall applied for a writ of mandate ito eamnel the Darraent of the principal 1st certain overdue bonds and also Inter est from the date of their maturity xne lower court sustained a demurrer to naHtlnn n4 entered Indsrmet for mere was a lorma optuiag ui iatitk defendant tms acuoaisTiuw new by the Supreme Court to hare teen in error The court found nothing In the legislative act declaring that interest should not be paid after the maturity of the bonds Such being the case the court holds that under various decisions Interest is due and can be collected The opinion of the court was written JUSCELLAJrQCS iSssfltHn isSrBSalfllisssssssE rhitTiMB aBEfcaLaaiMtlsssssan Mme YALES HAIR TONIC LADD2 AID GEXTLEHEXi tl affords sm mat ptearon call a tttn Boa of the public to my ExoaWor Heir Test i wHlei Ui im ud nr natdr teoiniuf chamlacrr wfctch podUntr taraacraratlf tack to its eriglaal eoiot wkaeat are It bat cm ta record as betas the moat valuable ud wSZZL Uflc ef all ebeaical discoveries tor th hajT taa I pcnoBaCy lad its actios and rrr ui pnbllo my solemn roaraatM that baa bm Utd la mrj eeoeerraM war U4 has crtrw Its to Um ONLX hair spedac it Iron HAJB ALUxa tad cam daadrsff vxata i few days and enatet a lnuriocs rrowtli Cot talaa tafarloas tsrredltBts aad la not rack or rreuT en tb contrary It makes imtu oft rontatal flsSy aad kaeps it la enri Ten rntlma and Udlcr wltk balr pronator tray a lltU gnj streaked hair catlRlr rat aad with BALD HSaSS It paclay rco neoded Ail droxtiats and dealer tt Prlct ot tS Beauty Book mm tret to an who rMnttt fc IOCS TALE BeaJth and CeespUxiea Sm cUnat Tal Trapia of Beaaty Chicago i FURNITURE l1 CARPETS rear Boom Outfit Parlor DintsDints Room Bedroom and Kitchen yint UaaoraaT Bedroom Salt 6 Pieces Bsvsl Mirror 17x30 Parlor Salt Cpholstertd In fills Broeaiau Iarrs Assortment Tancr Oak anil 7500 1650 2260 U0 asdUrrct Bookcases COSi CORVER IN THE gTTDIO AT THE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL was made he had received 1500 on account by check sne irsisteu ma oionei rope was i upon gnbject of Miss Ashley had the first man with whom she had eer been at Sheepshead Bay where he conaouea in ner me out mat ne toia ShoweJ him a letter from the Dlalntlff Other lilt for rtlvnrr filed vtittr day were by Ida Seale against Will I her that it was use ess to taix tnat waj Baldwin had then said that if the case by as ne anew omerwise ne ou uieii as went t0 trtaj he would probably want lam Seale on the cround of adnlterv Kate Goldstein against Joseph Gold surea ner uin oiorei i ope wouia stein on the ground of failure to pro never give her another cent and that vide and by AIphore Lallemen he had had his way the Colonel would against Angel Lallement ground not neer hae given her the place at Pas stated adena George Waitt Is no longer a mar Miss Ashley had then gone down on rled man His wife Louisa A Walu her knees and called upon God to par secured a dlorce esterday In Judge aljse her If her statement with regard Hunt court Waitt recently attemptd to Colonel Pope was not true but he to secure a divorce on the ground of had told her to get up and not be sc infidelity but failed to establish the rilegious She had cried and told a pit charge The wife then filed her suit lful tale of her povert Finally he had and when the case was called yeste 1 told her that he felt Inclined to assist day Waitt failed to appear and allowed her to return California but would Judgment to be aken against him by I think it oer and that she might call MlM VlRssfa CEKE AT THE FUNERAL SERVICES JlLUl XiTV jkHar MISS MAYNE WORRALL WHO DIED 1 BVhWt USL Ai ACE HOTEL a vra WQeT him to go on the stand At this Juncture Attorney Crittenden I discovered one of the witnesses for the defense In the courtroom and called the I attention of the Court to the fact re marking that he had no objection to thoe witnesses who had already beer examined remaining I Attorney ittenden then went Into the details of the work performed by I DetectUe Wood for Colonel Pope for which he testified having received 8 per day and expenses but he could not ecollect exactly bow many days he had been at work He admitted that he had refreshed his memory from his books and papers before starting out here and had prepared himself to be a witness In this case but still could not remember I how many das he had worked for Colonel Pope He also admitted that be bad mis stated things to Miss Ashley In order to get at the truth but denied emphatically that he Interviewed Baldwin In the hope that through him Colonel Pope might be able to repudiate his I agreement to purchase Miss Ashley a J2000 place at Pasadena The case will oe taxen up aam tnis morning at 11 clock Under date of June 4th Mrs Bald win Harold formerly Clara Baldwin writes to the Chronicle expressing surprise at the statement that she had written to Falvey making an appointment for Miss Ashley to meet him and denying that she ever penned such a letter She thinks that Mrs George Baldwin formerly Anita Baldwin who had most of Miss Ashley letters has been mistaken for her and states that she warned her father that Miss Ashley was an adventuress TICKET FORGERS CAUGHT SOUTHER PACIFIC LAWDS A BAD FAIR Bad Offlees In New Tork and Agents at Honston and Elsewhere OVER THE REMAINS OF SUDDENLY AT THE PAL Henry Brandensteln represented the family The services were conducted by the Her Dr George Walk rector of Trinity Church They consisted of the Episcopal service tor the dead Dr and Mrs Walk and Brandensteln only foi flowed the remains to the grave The casket was a hahdsomeroaewood ane silver trimmed It was covered with flowers among them the SL Joseph lilies sent by Miss Rehan and the hlte roses sent by Mrs Trewln At the foot ot the casket was an immense pillow composedof white roses white carnations white sweet peas and white Mies upon which was wrought In mlg tiianette tha word Father A large bouquet ef La France roses and another of St Joseph lines pore the cams re default Waitt was considerably his wife Junior His marriage to the defendant was the sequel to a chance acquaintanceship formed in Golden Gate Park and did not result happily to either party i John Mitchlson was yesterday granted a divorce from Maggie McClellan Mitchlson The decree was on the ground of desertion Other dhorces granted yesterday were to Amanda Moore from John Moore because of cruelty and to Minnie Besser from William Besser because of the husband failure to provide for her support Mary Irene Chamberlain Is suing ber husband William Chamberlain for a divorce The husband was yesterday nMHr mv us a month toward the support ot his wife and child pending the trial ofthrsmt 8T0BAG rOS VALUABLES ty sfc 2 Darin the swamer months tkeCALTrORKIA SAFE DKPOSrr AND TRUST COSIPANT neetves suras at low ta Iw flre and nrziararoof vaatts sDTenrar tar aad vala aMi propirtr ot rrrr dMcrlPtloa Xtalsoreats tL from to nsa ir aBaum Ccn rraitnees tor Its patrons art aoraramd 4 ome noun i caur oo vuuxu and Montgomery again next day Before she left she had asked him to communicate with Mrs Follet ber former landlady in New York and tell her to deny that she had ever been sick It any one called there kto ask about her Also to write tnJudg Hepburn in Los Angeles to retract certain things he bad written about her and t6 see Mr Thompson and retract certain derogatory statements he bad made about ber to him She had said that she for her part would see the doctors and visit the Insane asylum where she bad been a patient so as to make things all right in case of Inquiry He had then asked Miss Ashler who Miss Hollfelder was and upon learning that she was a nice young lady pressed his regret at having spoken to Miss Ashley in sucn terms before ner and his desire to apologise to her Miss Ashley bad promised to bring her friend back for that purpose ana men ieru Next mornlnr she returned and wit ness had then told her that he had made up his mind to help her and gave her 1 eitner tvt or one wu very grate ful aad said she forgave mm zor an tne harsh and cruel things he had said and written about her She had also asked ilm to befriend and assist her In her suit against Baldwin but hs had told News reached the ofSces of the South ern Pacific Railroad Company yester day that Eugene Barnett and Jeps Wener were convicted in New Tork on Monday of the crime of forging South em Pacific tickets At the local offlees Teaterday It was learned that the men convicted have long been regarded as dangerous scalpers as they have never hesitated to alter or forge tickets to beat railroad companies In the cases wherein they were convicted they forged the name of General Passenger Agent Morse of the Atlantic and Pacific to a bundle of tickets which had they beeh negotiated would have cost the company many thousands of dollars They tried very hard to cor rupt an employe df the Atlantic and Pacific system but he reported the matter to the Southern Pacific It was this which enabled them to detect the fraud The forgers had offices and agents at San Antonio and Houston and had prepared to do business on an extensive scale A large bundle of forged tickets was found In their possession They Oaly Broke Window Charles Johnson and Herman Johan sen two sailors were arrested early yesterday morning on a charge of burglary by Police Officer Hall When their cases were called In Judge Campbells Court the charge was jeduced to malicious mischief It appearing that they accidentally broke a window in the Rococo Saloon at Market and Sacramento streets As they expressed a willingness to pay for the damage ther were given unto Saturday in which to doao a i rum nortd tor S3 apteea Morton gp dal PeUraty 408 Tartar street their friends to call between 3 and clock and participate In the rejoicing When the building was opened the fledgeling artists were gHen a little roost under the eaves It was partitioned from the assembly room and was a poem In bricks ard rough scantlings With the decorative spirit bursting for expression teacher and pupils gathered palms and othr spreading hings capable of hiding a malttude sins and made artistic the unsightly place Patient waiting and much asking obtained from the Board of Education a great sk light which erves Just the light needed for work The next move brought a half partition and the rafters were boxed Into things of beauty they were made artistically massive A lather and a plasterer covered the bricks and then commenced the decorations Gobelin blue curains separate the work from the exhibition studio which has all the cozy corners nettings lanterns and draperies of the most approved Bohemian retreat Commendable pride to have the studio Just as pretty as possible developed astonishing expedients real latent taU ent Donatlonsof rugs draperies easels vases screensSlanterns and scarfs made a good beginrling With the assistance of Professor Goldstein the joung ladies jpholstered eas chairs which had long since ceased to be oeautlful walls were covered with geometrical precision cushions without umber were made bits of statuary were placed a large umbrella a la Joullin studio was set and imported lanterns depended gracefully at unexpected points In the workroom casts were hung models for still life work were undisturbed and geometrical solids were arrayed and told of the preliminary work that awaits the students A grotesque figure arrayed In one of the red gowns worn by those imps of verbs who spoke and danced for French books a few months since Stands on guard The affair was not In any sense an exhibition as prematurely stated by a morning paper but simply a formal opening In portfolios were hundreds of drawings of class work On the wall to dress the studio were some excellent drawings from casts and a few studies from still life made by pupils who had been able recently to devote a little more time to easel work were placed on the easels Among those were studies by Helen Samter landscape sketches by Lizzie Day Ruth McCarthy Alma Hume and Ada Llnne A place of honor was given a still lire sketch oy Marion Michener who belonged to the class of 94 and is oow attending the Unlver Uy aaamM A GUARDIAN ACCCSED George Hawley Called to Aeeonnt Before Probate Judge Coffey George Hawley has been cited to show cause before Judge Coffey next Tuesday why he should not furnish an account of his trust as guardian ot the estate of Mann an incompetent Adelaide Jenkins a sister of Msnn complains that Hawley has mismanaged the estate and loaned to various persons In Fresno moneys of the estste without security The estate of Mann passed Into the possession of Hawley on March 23 1835 by Justice Henshaw and Justices Gar outte Temple and Harrison concurred A dissenting opinion was written by Justice McFarland and concurred In by Justice Van Fleet VALLET ROAD AFFAIRS Assessments Are Called bnt Work Will Soon Stop At a meeting of the directors of the Valley Road yesterday the eighth call fox the 10 per cent aresesment on the total subscribed stock ot 2 244 500 was called for hen this assessment has ben paid 4SS 000 will remain uncalled but this will called for in two 10 per cent QSessments by next August The engineer reports that the track Is laid three miles south of Merced and It will be built twelve miles further at which point there are disputed rights of way This will put a stop to the building until the cases are settled in the courts COCRT SOTKS Gronsand has sued Emery and Abser Doble to recover woo on a note ex ecuted Emery and Indorsed by his co defendant The Jordan Bituminous Rock and Paving Company ha sued Bingham to recover vm 12 on a claim for goods sold nnd delivered Lana Quonz was convicted of man slaughter in Judge Belche court yes teroay He snot and ki led Young Yim on Januan 24th la The will of Henn Lint nil was died for probate yesterday He bequeathed a E500 estate to Josephine Fallon of 183 North Pine street Bal imore Md A Jury In Judge Hunt court yesterday gave Judgment for the defendant In the suit of Robert barter against the Mar ket street Kaiiwaj Company The action was to recover damasres for Der sonal injuries received while a passenger on one oi ine aeirnaant cars Philip Hanley was crushed under a stone and severely injured on September last while In the employ of the California Bridge and Construction Company and engaeed at work on a tunnel at Bakers Beach He brought suit against the company yesterday to recover 30 000 damages The Supreme Court has affirmed the Judgment of the lower court In the case of Alden convicted of forgery and sentenced to a term In the State Prison Alden forged the signature of Charles Woodward on the back of a certificate of deposit The certificate was tor 140 and through a friend named Perrlne tbe defendant secured the money from Armea A Dallam and left the State A day or two later the falsity of the endowment was discovered and Inquiry being made Alden was located In Oregon where he was arrested Mahogany Bocktn Besant Pesks and EUghlr Polished And Cpvirl Cholea Pattern la vtlrsts BrnueU and Ingrains sewed laid and Unad And Cpvarl Alao a eemp4t ltnc of benaebold coda at every deacrtptlon at proportionately low nrteav Hooeea farnubed a21 over th oast on easy fay meota Country orders recalTe prompt atvt tlon od peeked and tbppd fre te OaUaadj Alameda ana Berkeley I nto etlon eordlany Tiled and credit extended to alt S50a FRIEDMAN CO 224 228 230 and 308 and 308 STOCKTON STREET And 237 Post Street Telephone Mala 1338 Open Ertalari PI HIE Fi tt JC ai fit he tc re ti sc ir ti tl iPT IV 1 IXadam TuHy at the Baldwin Hotel parlors 38 and 40 is performing the most wonderful treatment for removing wrtn kles smallpox pits scars and all facial blemishes No matter how aged the appearance Madam Tully will remove all traces ot Time imprint and restore the face to the bloom and plumpness of healhy you Madam Tully has rooms where her patients can be cared for while under treatment She guarantees to remove all lines from the face In two weeks treatment MISCELLANEOUS 13 ffl SELLS JL ChinaWare PrftlUJjjl MONeY SAVING PRICES Cups Saucers and Fines decorated TM each Decorated Pitchers Porcelain 15a SO SS each Crystal Glass Berry Seta par set S5a 60s ley did not officially qualify in the posi S4 6ft SB tion uniu Decemoer zs 183 He nas rendered no account since first taking possession of the estate and hence Mrs Jenkins appeal to the court In behalf of her Incompetent brother British Beaevaleat toeletr The British Benevolent Society of California held Its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at 604 Merchant ttntt President WllHam Dozer occupied the chair and there was an at lenaanee wnicn anowed a growing interest In the organisation Hearing the resorts ef officers and committees nd I the admission of fourteen new members occupied most or the time The British Hospital project was also discussed Decorated iletSet eomnleta AS resaln Carlsbad Chiaa axqalsltely rated Dlaaor Bet 100 ptocas 1 tk ktatf aad qaallty athars ebarg AT jflalAieripIipitiiiTfiaCfi MONEY SAVING STORES U44 Market st rioNiatnst sara MUsloa St sis Third St 4 Stub st aoos FUlmore St 47 Kearny st oS Market tt U9 Polk st as Sixteenth A gas JHoationatry are 104 5ccrad st U2 Mayas st Jags MUstoft ste Market st rrkadauarUrs mi Waaalnv tna at ti Taratfth Ui Saa PakU are ejBraadwayOaUaat HIS ParksL Alameda rwtr4Lwyw4Lywt Cheapest Because the Best GAIL BORDEN EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Bead for that little book lafact Health mat value to mothers Sent I tree Coodeoted Milk Co I Tt Badsoa Street Jew Terx CLOSING OUT SALE 1896 High Grade Bicycles Tandems Ladles aad Gears Wheels at 7ACT0KT prices Coma early GRASKla CO COO Jtarket Street DRMCNULTY SPECIALTY DISEASES Or iU3t ntCXtP I or all forms of Blood Skin and Btrroat Die reasonable Oflee Boars I to dally JO to I rrentnea Sander is fc tl Omeulie tlon free and sacrtoiy confidential Call or address 1 BOSCOB neSTJLTT teX Kaaray Klraat aa Jrraelsa Cat JV11 111 Hill I ill IMS CHARLES LYONS LONDON TATLOa ISIS Market Street SOS Kaaray StreaV 90S Market Straat Send tor sample aad ptlMtW HOTELS lb km of iba ton Ladies JM Room PAL AC ECH OTEt Direct Enrraaca fron Martcst StrssL Opeu until Midnight THE GRiND HOTEL PAH FBA50I8C00AL IS CONNECTED BT A It TOOT BS2BG wtta the Oraad Court et tta Falaea wkerta striae aad read orchestra plays two erraucs ae ret where sta can croea far meala or sad corridors or parlora European plan Eoos ft a ear aad spward parlor and bataSlsfJsT Uoeal saiu et rooms to til a day aeeorfiw 1 10 sua ana location secure rooms I Uletrapalaa to QSAKS BOTEU itaadraaocM.