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5W3E2KieS49fflfci Lfel I 1 12 jmrqipCO CPKICEE IpanESP tt SEPOpMBER 14 1892 IK HI Eat Hi Bill I ra 81 I Mi ti I I I i TheHistory and theflome of the Diseasa Lecture by Dr McNntt on the Plague National Quarantine Recommended Precautionary Measures Asiatic cholera iti history and its geographical home wm the subject of a lecture delivered by Dr McNntt before the Geographical Society of the Pacific and it inrited guests in TJototl se uare Hall last nisht In his intro ductory remarks the lecturer said that Asiatic cholera was a very grave subject at least many thousands had found it so It was also a very ancient disease and he proceeded to trace its history from 100 down to the present epidemic in Europe and Asia The symptoms of the pestilence as described at the earlier ptriod were undoubtedly those of Asiatic cholera There were unquestionable proofs that Hill man belonging to the he disease existed Maharajah army at Constantinople at the time of Mohammed II In act nearly every Known writer up to 1500 describes sporadic cholera Dr McNntt reviewed the history of cholera in detail some of the more prominent points beihf as follows In 1500 the Cholera was at Calcutta and all along the coast of India In 1513 there was a terrible epidemic carrying o2 youne and old alike Scarcely 10 per cent of those attacked survived In 1616 and in 1672 the plague caused thousands of deaths in London The doctor continued to follow the course of ibis read disease which tbe authorities held was caused to Ivw their drinking water sii throw the dead Into the river Jit McXntt advisedhis he rer ha In combatinjrjrhe disease en ounce of prevention was worth many ponndi of cnrel In order to proteHoUrive national qnaraatiae should be established A bureau or board of health should be organisest This buresa should consist of nien thoroughly conversant with the his torr of cholera familiar with the use of disinfectants and tbe destroying of por lated clothing The speaker held that cremation was the only sale disposition of the bodies of those dying from this dreiddiseatev As precautionary measures he said that ail drinking water should be boiled all food welt cooked and all excestet avoided During his entertaining lecture Dr McNntt graphically described the ravage of the disease among armies of soldiers and the sudden attacks of the plagne fiporc men while at work as a policeman on his beat ahd in fact those of all stations and decrees in life A vote of thanks was given thedoctor at the conclusion of his lecture which was tightened up by illustrations from Ufa in India tbe cradle of the cholera To afford every facility to dtiiens who do not at resent understand the routine The Geographical Society of the Pacific Uf tbe Australian ballot system it was 3 nndfir whose auspices to lecture was de livered was organized in March 1881 and is now in the iwelftn year of ita existence and scientific wort Among the Eastern and European sotieties its merit has long been recognized more papers baring been read before it than before any other in tbe world excepting the Royal Geographical of Great Britain Its incorporation in January last has wrought ranch benefit to it financially and in other respects The membership has steadily increased since a State charter was taken out OUR HIPPOLYTE IDENTITY OP THE ABSCONDED PARIS BANKER A French Papers Account of the Man and of Hit Flight Jl ir el ST I yis mzUr ii tV CV lJ yipw Oiolera dejediom upon a damp thett a Formed bacilli too diametcri bv bad air bad water and bad fruit down to 1S17 Its history since that date has shown it to be the mo it terrible of Parts papers received In this city leave no doubt as to the Identity of Belioc the absconding banker of the French capital He Is our Hippolyte as the Chronicle surmised at tbe time His employes obtaining no tidings of hint and being unable to cash their demands against him notified the authorities and Mr Durand lforirabeau was appointed assignee The following extract from the Paris Sotr will prove of interest although Its Inaccuracies as regards Bellocs wifes family are so flagrant as to be laughabl As many San Franciscans are aware his unfortunate wife was the daughter and the only daughter at that of General Sewell of this city and the cblld which sha lost was not nearly as old as stated Tbe Paris paper says Aided by social connections Belioc the banker now in hiding conducted a business of baying and selling securities whether hypothecated with him or simply deposited He was a man In whom full confidence was reposed indeed it might be said that he was almost the factotum of several well to do families of the Monceau district for this financier managed for these families various profitable speculations and some of these were con doc ted in tbe exchange without the substantial backing of the actual coin Hippolyt Blloc the present banker had married one of the daughters of a general of the republic of San Salvador This marriage ws not one of tbe happiest Upon the death of a son aged about 15 Mrs Belioc killed herself upon the grave of her child This suicide which took place ome years ago created a great sensation One oi tbe sisters of Mrs Belioc was married to one of the chief official oi one of tbe most substantial banting houxrs of the Montmartre quarter By the sudden departure of Mr Belioc this concern will lose several buudred thousands of franca It was on the 13th ult June that Hip polyte Blloc took his flight On that day he told the porter that he would go into the country would be absent perhaps fifteen days perhaps three Weeks and borrowed 1000 francs from him Days weni by bnt the banker did not appear At the end of tbe month the em ployes presented their demands They were llilllll SampleBoot Election Regular Ballots to Used in the Test Plan to Teach Citizens Dnties Under the New System Their nil riiaAn Trorlini twrhini the black i put off with the promise not only of the pay Tdairn It was iiii one vear roYerinir I ment the Principal of tbeir claims but a plague it was jus one year covnng in litin TnLmi the whole Of India an area Ot bb0W weub Mr Belioc was still absent square leagues Its devastations usually follow the Tines of travel It first reached St Petersburg on June 25 182L It continued its course across the continent to London where of 116000 attacked 40000 died In 1832 the cholera reached America by a silling vessel and crossed into the United States from denada There was a second epidemic in December 1848 vessels having the dread disease on board reaching Btaten island and New Orleans almost simultaneously Before the end of December there were 400 deaths in New Orleans in January there were 600 and before the epidemic ceased there had been 1600 deaths In New York there re about 1000 deaths before tbe severe frosts killed tbe germs of the disease From New Orleans the cholera reached Sacramento where fully one tenth of tbe inhabitants were carried off It was much cided at a recent meeting of the Election Commissioners to establish a booth of in traction wherein voters could go through the routine through which they must pass at the election hi November Accordingly a permit was secured from tbe Fire Commissioners to erect a frame building on tbe McAllister street side of tbe new City Hall adjacent to the entrance of the Registrars office The plans presented to the commission called for a building 16x20 feet arranged inside according to the accompanying diagram Each voter will enter at tbe right pass to the table marked where ballot clerks will supply each one with sample tickets Alter receiving the slip from the clerks the individual must pass into one oi the stalls shown in the rear of tbe building where ink and pens will be found to mark his ticket When the voter first enters the building he will give his name residence and tbe number of his district He will be given two tickets aggregating four feet in length le of the tickets will be lor municipal officers and the other legislative and national Tbe tickets will each be marked with a number on a detachable slip For instance John Smith enters gives his name address and district he is the first man to vote be omy nts tbe municipal ticket he is marked No John Brown coma next and wants both tickets John Brown is entered as having received municipal ticket No 2 and legislative ticket No Both men enter the stalls mark their tickets as they desire and go to the spot marked I in the diagram where the inspector is located That official calls out John Smith municipal cket No The clerk from whom Smith received his ticket checks off as correct ahd so notifies the inspector who in turn passes tbe ballot to the clerks at his ttble after the record is made for deposit in the brx assigned for municipal tickets the number being first detached Broftrn goes through the same process being given credirfor two tickets according to the number he received from the ballot clerk But if Brown should at Cranen detached from the HydrogTaphlo nreaa ana oraerea tot tne i inia at Miza Lieutenant George Stoney from th6n Francisco to duty at the Mara Island Sa vy Yard and lieutenant VC Kelson from the Thetis the Charleston Ensign Jfc Bar rage of the San Francisco granted three months leave of absence also A Scales of the York town Benham transferred from the Ban Franeifco to the Baltimore Chaplain Ail Soyee granted leave from the Charleston and Lieutenant Bost wick ordered from the receiving ship Independence to the Thetis A NKW CHAPJEL To Be Built by the Catholic Apostolic Church The Catholic Apostolic Church a imall congregation meeting in a private house at 317 Fulton street is to have a new place of worship A lot 25x140 feet has besh secured on Eighteenth street between Guerrero and Church On Monday next work will be commenced on the erection of a little chapel somewhat after the style of St Mary the Virgins The officers of the church are Angel or Bishop Bev Pearl priesa Richard Krull and Peter WalUaaer deacons Samuel Pearl Carl Money and Hans Anderson deaconesses Mrs II Benedict and Mrs Peter WaUander The church was organized In this city about three years ago byjtev Mlddleton Wood of Canada So far It has attracted very little attention The form of worship ts ritualistic resembling that of the Church of England Toe vestmenu and liturgy are iljiiur and incense altat lights and wafer bread are used The denomination is the one described in the encyclopedias aa Irvlngites although the adherents of this organization do not recognize any such name When we get our new chapel finished which will probably be in about two months said Bishop Pearl we may become better known Some day we may have a better church but we hope the Lord will come again before we need one A GREAT SPECTACLE ROBINSONS CIRCUS DRAWS BIG CROWDS Wonderful Acrobatic Performances and Bareback Rid inc The Sheriff Sentenced by Judge Murphy An EmbarrassingJoMoi the Coroner He May Hare to Lock Mr Lau melster Up in the County jail 1 1 I I I a 1 Ground plan of booth Comma bacilli I mucus from a ease of Atiaite cholera less virnlent in San Francisco bnt why this was so the doctor said he bad never been able to find out There have been 24000 deaths in Russia alone during the present epidemic By tbe aid of a stereoDticon examples of the bacillus of cholera as seen under the microscope were thrown upon a screen The micro organisms when single were lite a comma butwben double they took the form of a letter These were taken from raucous that had passed from tbe bowels Examples of bacillus as carried in the clothing were also shown on tbe screen With sufficient moisture and but little beat these may be carried in garments for several months Tubercle bacilli were next shown the lecturer calling attention to their deadlines by stating that one tenth of the population of the earth die irora tubercular diseases The comma bacilli display great activity some authorities even claiming that they have powers of locomotion They are destroyed at a high temperature say 150 degrees and at a very low temper ly By this lime the employes were angered and declared that they would go in a body to tne banking office Tbe bancs customers did not lose patience they declared that they would wait they are waiting yet It was necessary to close the offices because forsooth no one was present They were closed without formality without notice to the authorities or to the Justice of the Peace that he might make an Inventory or in fact to any one The books of account remained untouched atthe disposal of any one But the employes who until now had been fed on promises had not seen tbe color of a cent for the four months dues owing them and decided to lodge complaint The Register of Bankruptcy proceeded to make a preliminary overhauling of the books and appointed as assicaee liurand Morimbeau expert of the Justices oi the Peace Court oi the Second precinct Serious irregularities having been discovered the Register called upon a committing magistrate to listen to the complaints since then Mr Cochefert Coxnmisary of Police to investigate special and judicial matters is conducting tbe inquiry He at once took charge of tbe affairs and documents of Belioc Cie The deficit will amount according to first estimates to 1000000 franca BASEBALL TO DAY Pitcher Darby Will Probably Join the Colonels The Oakland and San Jose teams will cross bats at tbe Oakland grounds this afternoon Manager Robinson expects to hare some new faces in his team to open up the series of the week It is probable that Pitcher Darby may wear an Oakland uniform in to days contest Darby la in the city looking for an engagement He was one of the best twlrlers in the Western League and pitched winning ball until tbe league collapsed Duke Flan is naturally interested in tbe welfare of the Oakland Club to preserve interest in baseball and be has been endeavoring for two days to Induce the Oakland manager to sign Darby The make up of the teams this afternoon will be as follows Oakland Positions WllaonCatcher Horaer PI toher Brown First base ONeill second base Irwin ShDrtstop Hutchinson Third base McQuaid Ift Held Laager Center field CmUlion Bight field CHk poUtevum atnre and as well by a healthy acid gastric Juice The home of cholera Calcutta and the delta of theGanea pointed out on a map This is a low moist warm country corered with rank vegetation The people re Ignorant and filthy and riolate all the laws health They wash their cholera infected clothing in the tanks containing San lose Clarke Harper Doofey bright Everett Denny McOncken McVey Stalling tempt to run in a ballot not given out by tbe ballot clerk he will find that bis numbers do not correspond with those held by the ballot clerk against his name and hit vote will be rejected by tbe inspector After having passed the ordeal he will matte bis exit at the left and go about his business By Monday at the latest the instruction booth will be ready tor use A number of register clerks will be detailed to act as election cierks and instructors A sample ballot is beititr prepared which will contain all tbe offices to be filled at the November election with names opposite to them which the voter desirous of instruction can mark as he would his ballot on election day In order to avoid any improper use being made of tbe sample ballots deposited during tbe course of instruction the Election Commissioners have decided that tbe ballots shall be destroved immediately after the booth is abandoned which will not be until one week before election Every voting precinct will have the same style of booth Tbe city pays for the construction oi the instruction booths and tbe time of tbe clerks detailed for instruction and political paries are not to have any privileges icsiie the booth while instruction is in progress THE WORLDS PAIR CALIFORSIASTITICULTURiliEX MBIT in Interesting Letter From La Rne Chief of tha Bureau MO tKT AMD HER OWN WAT What Rankin Says II 1 Wife fFantd A Divorce Denied Judge Garber settled the divorce tnlt ot Arthur McKee Rankin against his wife Elizabeth Ida Rankin yesterday by deciding that Rankin had no grounds for complaint and was not entitled to a divorce Rankin alleged desertion as his reasons for demanding a divorce but the opinion states that though the couple lived apart for a number of years the wifes conduct was exemplary and the only accusation against her was that she wanted money and her own way too often aTbese are common traits Is the sage comment of the court upon tbls point and were hardly the causes of the quarrel which kept tnem apart It is understood that Rankins principal longing for a dirosce Is caused by his interest tn the popular actress Mabel Bert TJb Justly Accused About a week ago Orillo a real estate man with an office at 961 Market street was arrested and charged with grand larceny on the complaint of John Rose a carpenter who missed his ehest of tools esterday Rose informed Judge Joachlmsen tbal be bad made a serious mistake In accusing Grillo of crime Qrillo was honorably dismissed from custody without rial CUT THIS OUT AND PRESERVE This coapon must be mrntsnea by those wo are hot regular luhtcriben of the CaaoirtciJi in order to receive the Encyclopedia firltannfca at wholesale club rates If you cannot ornlah evMenc tbatjrou are a regular subscriber yoa win be required to furnish thirty of these each mouth Tbe OtKoaf tela edition of the ncyclopeda BrK tazinlUnDwebUwatroom8aChrolcl tufiding There was no quorum of the Worlds Fair Commissioners present yesterday so the regular monthly meeting was postponed until next Tuesday One of the commissioners is at Sacramento interviewing tbe State Fair direc tors about shipping the exhibit now there to Chicago James Fhelan was to have gone to Sacramento too but he was called to Santa Crux by news of the serious illness ot his father The following letter has been received bv rKational Commissioner deTonng from La Rue Chief of the Board ot Viticulture Wositfa Coixttbiaic CoKsczssiosr Oma or thx Dm TOB CinitB4Xn TrBV KxrosiTiov Chicago Sept 9 1892 Son 3CKde Tovng Ban lYanatco Cat Deab Sxa i arrived here butt Monday and immediately commenced work In looking over tbe applications for space In the department ot vitlcnttare I find that qulie a large number of the wtnemakers of California have applied also quite a number from tbe southern portion of tha state will make an exbtblt of raisins bnt from tha great Jalsln prodqdrg portion of our State namely the Sacramento and fan Joaquin valleys there are very tew applicants for space either tor the display ot ratstns or fresh grapes tn the national building While we of California are all anxious to have California make a fine dlplav in our state bonding at the same time we think all of our products muat to be exhibited tn the bauonal building where they wni noma tn direct competition witn the products of the world and where they can compete for the national premiums I would suggest to yon that it would be well if you wiuld call the attention of those wh Intend to make exhibits in the State building that they onght to exhibit In tbe national builmng aa wen Tbe applications for space in the department of viticulture are very nnmerous in tactttwU be with great difficulty that we can accommodate them all without materially reducing the amount of space demanded I was out to the grounds yesterday looking at the State bolldinc while they sen to be behind with tbtlr work everything at this time seems to be progrraaing favoraoly labailbe pleased to see you when you are in Chicago Very respectfully iCLAKCli Chief Bureau of Viticulture I would suggest to those who make applications for apace in the department of viticulture to give detailed statement as to the exhibit and amount of space required so as to save further correspondence Advices have tren received by the California Worlds Fair Commission to the effect that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company has purchased 20000 worth of stock In the Worlds Columbian Exposition It la also resorted that Lwork on the large buildings is progressing rapidly ana mat vuuu men are constantly employed on the buildings and grounds Naval Change Recent changes ordered in details of naval officers are tne following Commander George Durand to command the Alert on the Astatic station and to leave this port on the 17th Lieutenant John Nearly ten thousand people attended Robinsons circus last night The vast tnt was crowded and packed The dancing was superb The spectacular effects were magnificent In fact from the time the curtain was drawn showing tne throne ol Solomon with his guards ahd attendants to the closing pony chariot race the audience sat entranced After the grand ballet was over there was a wonderful equestrian act in one ring by Hiss Louise de Mott and in the other by John Robinson Jr and then came the three Lam out Brothers Tuey threw one another from the hips and from the shoulders in somersaults and doable somersaults They threw somer saults from the ground and alighted on the shoulder of one another and one of them afterward appeared in every act because he liked it and in the dress of a country yokel performed almost every teat of the most expert gymnast in the ring and none of his work seemed to tire him There was a great exhibition of bareback riding by William de Moit and Orrtn HolUs and a wonderful performance of side saddle equestrianism by lliss Emma Mke and Miss de Mott who made their steeds dance and cavort to tha music in a way seldom if ever before seen Professor Mohns perform inc on the revolving wheel high up in tne top oi the tent is something once seen to be long remembered Professor Fitzwilliams heavy weight balancing drew forth rounds ot applause One of the features of the circus la that there are no side shows no vending of circus lemonade no after concert in fact nothing has to be paid to see the whole show except the nrt admission fee Tbe mi performance will be on Saturday night aod there will be performances every afternoon and night till then LOCAL NEWS MOTES Carpenters Union No 616 declared last sight in favor of the new plan of consolidation of the various trade councils William Regan a laborer 60 years old living at 125 Francisco street had died yesterday from inanition The Coroner was notified John McShea and William Kelly boys were arrested yesurday for stealing 500 grain sacks from the warehouse of William if Starr Co They are charged with burglary Thieves cut a pane of glass out of the front window or Meyers shoe store on the corner of Glover and Leavenworth streets on Monday night and stole 100 worth of boots and shoes The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with the order of the lower court that a Rogers pay to his divorced wifev Mary Rogers 20 a month for the support of their son Mrs Laura McWilllama of 2645 Howard street who was formerly confined In the Napa insane asylum was again adjudged insane yesterday and ordered returned to that institution Deputy Revenue Agent Thomas and Inspector Callnndanteiz dfive refilled cans of opium and 00 cigars made without a license at Chuck Lees place 802 Clay street yesterday morning iward Sanllne a clerk in the eronlo nf th Imperial Jewelry Company was arrested yes teruay auu vuarzeu wua uavinz emDezzlea and ptwned several watches which had been entrust to him for Bile Bishop Vincent the chancellor of Cbautau qua win conduct a vesper service and deliver a short address at the Central Methodist Epis copal iurcn on aiission street Deiweenalxtn and Seventh this evening A lecture entitled An Hour or So In Mexico and illustrated ov stcreopticon views will be delivered by MoD Johnstone before the Geographical Society of California at Union square Hall this evening Ah Lin a Chinese who was taken to the Festhouse a few weeks ago on tbe suspicion that he was a lepeV but was snbseqneatlv discharged was committed to the Stockton insane asylum yesterdy by Judge Garber The Federal Grand Jury met jeiterday and found tour indictments One against Ah Foo Ah Loo and Ah Kee for running an illicit opium factory for which they were recently arrested Tbe other indictments were placed upon thesecret file A Goodrich charged with sweating gold coin was arraigned before the United Slates District Court yesterday morning He pleaded not guilty and his counsel was graated ten days In whlcn to demur to the indictment or wlthwraw tne pica oiore tne day lor trial is set The Grand Jury met yesterday afternoon and devoted most of its time to a discnsalon of the affairs of the Board of Education No witnesses were examined No conclusion In the matter under discussion was reached and it will come up for consideration at a future ses sion John Lister the Barbary Coast vagrant who made himself notorious last March by prefer rihg false charges of bribery against Officers Kuudson and Smith was arxeswd on Vaileio street early yesterday morning on complaint of bla Mexican wife who says he tried to kilt her wi tn a outcaer gnite Samuel Sheldon who was arrested a week am far beatlne his wife tru rearrested Yester day for felony embezzlement It is cnarged that he sold a horse belonging to William Cummings tne leweier on eirnr street aca pocketed the money Cummrlngs had loaned the horse to Sheldon who was collecting debts for Louts Cummings Frank Florea who has recently served a term of three years imprisonment in San Quentin for swindling a number of persons in Snta Clara county by passing himself off aa a priest was arrested again yesterday for demanding charitable persons to whom he pretended that he was ill and needed money to take him to his home in Mexico Sheriff Charles Laumeitter was found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Murpny yesterday and sentenced to be locked up by the Coroner in the County Jail for twenty four hours Tat contempt consisted in the Sheriffs refusal to carry ou the order of conrt by not hanging John McNuItyou August 26th last In a written opinion Judge Murphy defines the effect of a reprieve by the Governor He says It is simply a suspension or postponement of the sentence the substituting of another day for the one mentioned in the warrant and the warrant comes again into force at the expiration of the reprieve In conclusion Judge Murphy holds that the Sheriff neglected his duty in not executing the warrant He expresses no doubt as to the Sheriffs honest motives but holds that be mistook the law and was misinformed At the urns time Judge Murphy disclaims any thought to the disparagement of the Sheriffs legal adviser If such an excuse could be heard however Judge Murphy says any Sheriff in the State might acting under what he considered legal advice refuse to execute the orders of court thereby taking to himself the power to virtmlly annul such orders The Sheriff is therefore fonnd to have wiirully refused to obey the orders of the court A Dora tbe Sheriffs attorney asked for and obtained a stay of proceedings under the order to enable hint to prepare a petition for a writ of habeas corpus The order lor commitment will be Issued at 11 oclock this morning The Sheriff was rather non committal in regard to what he did or did not think of the decision or in regard to an appeal from it If I am In contempt said he I ought to goto jaii Oughtnt IT But are you The Judge says so said the condemned Sheriff and that is all he would say It is expected that the moment the warrant of commitment is served to morrow the Sheriffs attorney will be ready with a writ of habeas corpns irom the Supreme Court but if that expectation should be disappointed or if that court should remand the prisoner to tbe custody of the Coroner then it will become the duty of that official to lock the Shentt up in the County Jail for twenty lour hours The Sheriff however will not be taken to Jail so Coroner Garwood says like a common malefactor When the Coroner receives the commitment he will go in search of Mr Lsnmeister and take htm into custody If the Sheriff chooses to pay for a carriage he may ride to the County Jail in style Coroner Garwood has nonobjection to the carriage having yellow wheels and being preceded by a brass band if MrJLau meister taste should run to loud colors and noise It is most probable however that theSheriif will not care for ostentatious display The probabilities aire if the Coroner guesses aright that a lowly street car will be good enough for Mr Laumei ster Of course be will not care to ride in tbe Bl ck Maria The Coroner is perplexed as to what to do with the Sheriff after he has him in custody There is an inquest at the Morgue to day which Dr Garwood must attend and be is doubtful if it will be safe to leave the Sheriff in the custody of bis own deputies at the jaiL He said yesterday that he would probably solve the question by giving the keys of the jail to Mr Laumeisier and asking him to lock himself up Stranga to relate the Coroner does not think his prisoner will attempt to escape Jail lite will be shorn of its misery for the Sheriff as the Coroner says he can have all the comforts of home includinga feather bed and pie il he will only promise not to escape But there are other terrors in store for the Coroner As Sheriff for a day it will become his duty to sign documents and conduct the business oi the office Unta miliar as be is with tne duties he is fe fullhat he may commit some error that mav cost his bondsmen a good round aum He will not however take advantage of his brief authority to discharge alt tbe Sheriffs deputies and appoint bis owo friends to their places Life however is a burden to Coroner Garwood just at present and altogether those twenty four hours will be more unhappy to him than to Sheriff Laumeister MTSCEXLASEOtrS PHI Coxering Entire Body tflth White Scale Suffering PearfuL Cured toy Cnticnra Mr disease fnsorlasts first broke out on my left Cheek snrading across my nose and almost covering my face It ra i into myeyev and the phy sicaawajuraiaLwoaia ioe my eyesigm altogether 1 1 spread all over head and my hair au teu out uniu a was entirely ba headed It then broke out on my arms and shoulderaua ill ray arms were lust one sore It covered myentire body mf face head and shoulder being the worst The white acabi fell constantly from my head shoulders and arms the akin would thicken and be red and very Itchy and would ctscK and bleed If scratched Alter spending many hundreds of dollars fwasnronouccd incurable I heard of the Cuticcka IUmedies and afteruslactwo bottles Ltrxictrsui Hi olvzxt I coald see a chanoe mnd after tiajf Awit otl1e i I waa almost cured and when I had used six bottles of umcrsi Rmol TonBwcori iuvaAna taeor vpti CTTBA Solr Iwas cured of the dreadtul disease rrom wnicn naa snnrer a tor nve year a cannot express with a pen what I suffered before stnf ibA RnrniiiL Triavaaved mv tre and foel It my duty to recommend them My balr is restored aa cooa sa ever iu 9v is ui vcBiguw MRa ItOjA KIXY KwkwcU atyIa Cuticura Resolvent The new blood Further Internally to cleanse the blood of all impurities aad noisooous elements and Ctmcviut tha grvat Bktn Cure and CrrricoRA Aop an exauitw8cInBeautifier externally to clear the sam and scalp andrestore tne hair nave cared tnouaanaa or cases wnereine Shedding of scales measured a quart dally the skin cracked bleeding burning and Itching almost bevond endurance balr lifeless or an gone suffering terribly What other remedies have made such cares Sold everywhere Price Ctmctrsu 60c Soav Soc RESoTvxsrT Prensred by the Porno Daua asp Chixic Oobpob tios Boston rjr Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases 6sV row SO Wnitanonvnnd 1WO twflrm iials tuaea neada mi roujtn cumpped XliX and oily skin cured by Ctmcuai Boar IT STOPS THE PAIN Back ache Udner oaSoa weakness rheumatism and muscular pains re lieved in one mln ate by the Uutl cura Anti Fain Plaster 5c FAIR PLAY CIGARETTES A HAXDSOME WATCH A perfect timekeeper with Chronograph Attachment Start Stop and Fly Back Independent one fifth second for recording speed trials etc GIVEN AWAY TO SMOKERS FAIR PUYcIGARETTES See Slip in each Package snscrvLXKBovs When requested the ResorrV i ttoned In this column will send you circulars tivingiu imornusuort regaroing special oV van tacey rates manner of reaching theW etc Wherij writing pieaie mention th Chronicle ByrbiiSotv Springs GO MILKS THBBK HOtTSS AU Bilji OO trains dairy The only MtTDot peX BATiiVOX TttEOOAST Sot Salt Water ail sulphur baths inlslllble care for rheumatUav llver and kidney troubles and kindred complatnS Pamphlta mailed ou application 8 MA30i Manager Byron Hot Springs Cat BEIJHEDA wnsrsrrimcTLlcBis CAirroB2ru JL Ua tn InoteV drive from M1U Valley atatloa iorty dv oiaatea trem Saa Fru Cisco Tbe stags meets every trains Climate la almost perfect The walks and drive ars unsurpasaedV A lovely pond araonn the redwoods near the house fas Dlihes ainule faculties tot swimming and bathiat A living spring gives drinking water of scaikUar clesrne a ffl The sewerage system fs perfect Tbe cows pastured oi the bUla if the place gtre milk aad Cream abundance and of absolute purity The table Is excellent Thewhit servants ate respectful and obliging To tbe mu of bueiaeu who most he In the ey every day It gives the needed change -Tor terms address MRS A FASBAS Its ager or come and see the place Snm mifr Hotel latrjinrETirTKACTiSTireBjLsTA Crux mountains a beautiful summer and winter resort redwood and groves dsilghtfal walks and drives table nrst ctass all rooms sanqy plenty of milk and all kinds of deetduoar frult reduced rates from September 5th tor the fan and winter Address A SICROIDa WnghtavCal Bellevue Hotel LAICS TAHOE CAU BZST 15TJnI SaV sort oo the Pactte CosunV Splendid htmtlnf and ashing Tine bathrooms and rowboata ftW S3 to 2 60 par day 12 to 1S per weekv COIWELT ProprfetoB NAMES OF PERSONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED WATCHES Julius Unger728 OTarreli st 8sn Trsztclseo Lcui Friedlandert9 Montgomerytfaa Francisco Louis OsrbarlnoS2SK Ureen st Pen Francisco McOanh SntterSL near Fnisnore John bteffens 200 Brannan st San Francisco Al It Peartman Junction Market 8aosome8F John Smith 601 Kearny st San Francisco a Goldsmith 348 Sixth st Ban Francisco pcnwnn B12 Oay st Pan Francisco Levy 1S8 Fad ac St Fen Francisco Frolick fctann320 Bansotn at San Francisco James Aver Napa and Kentucky stsu a Charles Martin 312 Valleja st San Francisco Antonio Denegrl 731 Valleji st Pan Francisco Mrs Forest65 Greenwich San Francisco TlctJenBroadwar and Leavenworth sts lclatyre 714 Capp stSan Francisco Brandt lBSi Eighth tt Oakland al a A Man Gold at near BSih Oaklmud Cat Louis Cohen Alameda CaL BEPTEMBR AHDOOTOBEiL Most Beantifol AntTtmii WeataerJ UPPER SODA SPRINGS Siskiyou County CaL jpmr ASSOy Troprletoc 1 DR LIEBI IILBNCDEE Differs from all other cures for Liquor nd Morphine habits You are put under no restrictions You can have all the whisky or morphine you wish and we furnish it free Ho injury to the eyesight no headache no bad effects no loss of time from business If you lire in the city you can receiTe treatment at home or room and board are furnished at the Institute if desired and aU strictly private to ladies and gentlemen All inquiries in reference to territory or treatment answered promptly all and inYestigate INSTITUTE 821 Ellis Street 8 HOESFORDS ACID PHuSPATE Imparts new energy to the brain giving the feeling and sense of increased intellectual power BFVBTIXG KOTttS The Bicycle Meeting A Rancher Wants to Back Sullivan There are seventy one entries In the seven bicycle races to be decided at the meet of the Oak Leal Wheelmen in Stockton next Friday Among the riders are some of the flyers of the State many of them being members oi clubs in this city and suburban towns Edward Morgan a Santa Clara county or ehardist has written a letter stating that he fs willipe to back John Sullivan for 10000 against Peter Jackson and also that he will wager the same amount that Sullivan will whip James Corbett inside ot twenty one rounds provided tbal Sullivan will allow William Muldoon to train him eight months Morgan has a fruit ranch Valued he says at 800 aa acre that he will wager on the aide on tbe ex champion The Emmet Football Club hat accepted a challenge to play the Oakland clnb at Piedmont grounds In Oakland next Sunday Fnlda denies that he held pool tickets on thejecent fights in New Orleans Hesays be was never pecuniarily interested in any prise fight Tne Palo Alto Athletic Clnb has matched Kid Hogan of 8t Paul and Jus Mailer ol this city for a ten round boxing contest to precede the Dal Hawkins Jack Kllleen finish contest on the 27 1 a Inst Not a Burglar Fred Winters who was charged with stealing from a room in tbe Reno House was honorably discharged from custody by Judge Joachlmsen yesterday Winters Is the cook for Port Captain Watson on board the cruiser San Francisco The captain appeared in the Police Court and gave his cook a good character Winters then proved that he went into the Reno House merely to see a friend who he supposed was In room 56 Mcxiimtbe optician is selling pebble spectacles at reduced rales 333 Mont ornery street CARTERS Kosmvciv Cue in byThcsc Uttix Pius They also relieve Distress from Dr epepste lagestioQ and Too Hearty Eat tag A perfect rem edy for Dizziness Kausea Dnrcsiness Sad Taste ia the Jfejoth Coated Tonsne Pain In the Side They regulate tbe Bowels aad prevent uonsupnon Are free front all crude and irriUting matter Very small easy to tale nopainjnosriplng Purelr Veeetable Sugar Coated email Pill bmal Dost 6 uu Paiec Bewafe of ImitsUlo suu As tor CARTERS and ee you get A y3BJWm3amWa nrrn I I XI the oldest and moat reliablav a I 1 BnedaUsta en tie Paclfta eoasc 400 Geary street saa Franclaco eoattnas to speedily end permanently cure aU chronic spe eat private and wanting diseases no matter how complicated or who has failed Blood aad Ska Diseases Loss ef VLiot end Manhood ProstaV orrhe aiiictore etc send for Confidential Book explaining why thouaaada cannot get eursd ot above iltoeaaes and compUCatlona It Liebigs Wonderful German In vs orator a eare apecllio for ebove eota tsnt One Dollar Trial Bottle glyea ee seat free aa apnUcation Call or address 00 Geary St 8 XV CaL rruns well KNuwjt isd bkliablx sr Icdaiist areata Private Chronic end SertV ou lles9e of aivaoatr Ha stops ss charges ram secret Blood and Bkia Dwassa Bores and Swellings Nervous Deb lty Impoteaee and other weaknesses of Manhood He corrects the Secret Brro or Tonth and thttt terrible effects Loss of Vitality rtipltation of the Heart Xcss of Memory Despondency and otlisf troubles of mind and body Prevents Coasumotlon Ttaart TrlapaaA ftoftnrnrftf tha Brain ana 8nh Insanity and other afaictlonfcausedby thaSrrors excesses ana uueases oi ooys ana men He re itorei Lost Vigor and Stanly Tower rs moves tormlUe and mbcts tha Org na te Health alao enrea Sisea caused BT anwuy and other Poisonous Drugs -Dr Mc5uJtys methods are regular and soientiaav Se uses no patent Bostrams or ready made preparations but cures the disease by thorough medical treatment HlaNew Pamphlet on FrivaW Diseases sent Free to all men who describe their trouble Patients cured at Home Terms reasonable Hours 8 to 3 daily 630 to 830 evenings 8ua aaya 10 to 13 onlv Consaitatloa tree aad sacredly eoufldenttal Call or address i PROSCO5 ieKmTTJ I S9H Kearny St San Franclseo Cs tnr Bewsrsof stranrrTswhotrytotslttoyrt boat your disease on tbe streets or eisewbsie They are cappers or steerers for swindling doctejj PALACE HOTEL mffEf PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES A3T ttr rjock in the center of Francisco It ts the model hotel of the world Flreasdeartbauake proof Has nine elevators Etery roomlalarga light and airy The ventilation ia perfect A bath sua closet adjoining every room All rooms are easy of access from broad light Corridors The central court Illuminated by elecule light IU Immense ciaas root broad balconies carriage way and tropical plants are features hitherto unknown in American Hotels Uuest entertained on either the American or Jinropean plan Tha restaurant Is tbe finest in the city Secure accommodations Si advance by telegraphing -THE 7 UCS MOT SL Saa Trsnrlsf4 faw Highest of all Leavening Power Latest Govt Report ABSOIW EtY PURE For purity and care in preparation tha Royal Baking Po wder equals any in the market and our test shows that it has greater leavening power than any of which we have any knowledge 3 RISING ProtV Chemistry University of California and 8tats Analyst il TESTIMONIAL PRIZES-----DIN MO RES SOAP THE SELECTION OF THE WINNING TESTIMONIALS FROM THE MASS5 OF ANSWERS IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY On Sunday Next September IStH 7 THE DECISION OF THE UUDQES WILL BE ANNOUNCED WIELAND 8t DINMORE MAKE IT fl I.