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IlUmLJJliiHi Kyujjwwwpi 4W iM lj 7P ia i 7 a mA lJ McVs SET Ta 5 fcCr tm 3 fifciwcte ffHSDAYEUJA5CAEY 121887 tzi site S10 JBEWABD 5 la eOBseqnene the many complaint of itawtl ofthe QBSoaicxB ftomeeaebaaerib afaUddtrOI ht taHiteit days a tcnri of BIO foe to aaast aad eonyle JloaOfUsaoflbndara mPff sf aaxBT ro Market tut WawtxaJt Asm now lilt PoDc stiael 1UHDI Wl or BUteeata aOaaJoa OAatiABB ssi Broadway TUX COBOaiCtZ IS KM XQa PrtloaWnto mrchueilMCkainrieu do mo mt the Uoffmaa HooaeaodGUjey icciioa bales to pat By 1 Iaupsob Household ftndtnQi premfco 1417 tSay street at odocav Br Ewton KWrMge fto wotki ett at aterel3 Port street at la oclock ByCLery HooseboId fanritarajm prem tsea 115 Sixth street at 11 aclock By 9 Spear Co ftmiitarc eta sale rooms nana BiiueijinH niv uwa BrS Bendlt FBrnitore etcVat slcsroot SWOOlfanria street ct 10 oclock isanBrrs iDIPHTHKBIA ASH IT CAESEV ThL VHr th Health Officer 61 lb ettjv teporuelUeea near case of dlpnlleriai daring last bui oi wniea nT proTed fatal Jle points out wltSi aosolot certainty that this Increase tUltdre4 ful dleas proceed directly irom to clbtxed tad altar condition of the sewers ecpedillj in the district touti of alarket street end betwetnToarQi end Tentn streets Be ssji that In this locality the severs are all chosed up irtth putrescent matter we stcncii irom wnica is almost unbearable If there be any discovery in medical science which rests upon a fceslsol Indis pntahl fact It that irmoUe diseases ere attributable to the ferawatatioa aad pa bescenee which is constantly coins on in sewers not properly cleaned While it may be a moot point amonz Dorstcians whether the noxions vapors from fool severs breed these diseases directly whether they act only as aa excitant and SAX YRAXClSCO CHBOmCLR WEPNESDAT JmfAB i XST cossuMmYEcows a Cliemical idalteratiofi of 4 Milk conM nt 4m Setlatraf a ekalrtat his inu WW BIS UKQUOU WIS net USI Gorernor BarUett Tnlht look opon his claims with coolness a Blidebrandt while Secretary otthe Democratic Bute ConTention aeeidentaQr held out twenty Totesvn him oath first ballot HABBOE COUHISSIOITEBS DAIEYMAliSEETELATIOSS Distillery Slops Fed to a Sumber of lUlth Cattle in this City EstimatesOrdeid far av Xew fiee The discoTerie made by Dr Hopkini the microscqpie specialist employed by a committee of the Board nl Health totn vestlsate the daiflealcrnishint milk to rZnZrir tTTri ttiseUy and published the CsaoviajtJ fertOiter of disease terms all medical an iii bHtiM A 11 JJ wuM vc eraWe consternation throughooj toe city theraretlielmmedhttrUiwt the meet The matter is one which eertatnlyeeserTea proximate canses oi trpnoid ferer dlph the most thorortgh arid complete lnYctara therla and diseases of a similar nature ttonontheMrtaf the medical authorities Wi apprehend that there can be no lor out of the 0322 deaths occurrinc in CAUroaxui TiaaTKae Black Tlag Iiuns TTatATK XaUaee1ji eoasam bala creamc pandval of Venice AiciXAS TfliuTKB Utile lack Sheppard Bcthwz TssaTXB epttfaSy company manaee aad evening Trrou Orphem Thb Wiawait Bpedalaes PAXOiaHA Tbe Battle of Waterloo WIIHOKKS POSITION SB 1 ty Charles A Wetaore who has been prom Inesily before the pnhlle for some years in connection with Titicnltore seems to hare become a eoirert to the Eastern Idea of what eosstitnte pnre wine He seems to think that If nil friend Congressman Green of Koith Carolina makes a bererart from apples or blackberries or persimmons or what not it should be placed on exactly the same tootinc the pore nice of the crapcand should be soldnnderConrres aional tanftlnn at pnre wine This Is certainly an extraordinary claim for a Calif orntah to make more especially for one who has long enjoyed the esteem and confidence of our rlticnltaruts and the emoluments of an office created by them It 1 perfectly obTious that the future success of California wine must de rend upon this very question of genuine ness and purity which Mr Wetraore treats as of so little consequence The universal sentiment of grspe growers here is voiced by the resolutions adopted on last gator day by the Santa Clara Viticulture Soci ety that in any legislation on the subject the term wine or pnre wine should be so defined as to exclude an substances which are not the product of the grspe Tnliras legislation can be framed lathis way it is worse than useless as anything short 81 this is simply an Invitation to manufacturers of simulated wines to put forth their wares under false pretenses Toe Green bill should be entitled An Act to enconraee the manufacture of fraudu lent wises father than it is now for Its present title is only misleading We fancy that Mr Wetmore must have spent rather an unpleasant quarter of an hour under the crow Are of John Doyle and Eitee Both are practical men and wholly identified with the TUtcaltural interests of the State and its future pros 1 perlty and we apprehend that Mr Wet more efforts to convince tnem mat wnen the Green bill said apple Juice It meant grspe juice were not a perfect access I This State can better afford to wait until a proper bill for the protection of pure wine made from grapes can be passed I than to assent to such a hotch potch of leg I islatlou as Green and Wetmore are en I glneerlng Let the Legislature take the batter in hand as a 8tate affair pass a bill at least denning pure wine and If thought i expedient send a commissioner to Wash fugton who shsll represent California in I this matter and not the elder makers of ew Jersey or the peraimmon jaiee preservers of North Carolina In the mean time Mr Wetmore is wise In resigning a position in which he seems to hsve lost interest or the purposes of which he wofully misunderstands doubt as to the actual condition of the severs la this city either as to the state in which the are or as to their otter in competency to perform what Is expected of them It has been demonstrated that every Imaginable fault which could exist In a sewer system can be found Us the sewers of this city Five foot drains open ing Into a fonrteen lnchplpe sewers with no outlet atall connections aodefectlTe that the outlet of the house drain Is below the center Una of the street sewer other connection out of line by six pr eight inches such poor materiel that the sewage matter is constantly soaking through and poisoning and polluting the ground around it in short every possible fault with the least possible quantity of naef ul ncssistbe characteristic of tie so called sever system or San Francisco A city which possesses more natural advantages for sewerage than London Paris Kew York or Boston is the worst sewered city perhaps In the civilised world A city where any one with the slightest knowledge of engineering any one vho could make water run down hill could carry Into tide water every particle of sewage matter solid or liquid has miles upon miles of underground abominations spread out upon a dead level and not only ssfieas but actually fatal to Ufa and health This being the state of affairs what is to be done about it There is but one reply the obvious one Devise and construct at once a system of sewers which shall be capable of successful operation Do not stop to count the cost but throw Into the balance the life of the children of the city against the pitiful and niggardly economy which professes so tender a regard for the pockets of the taxpayers and at the same time is willing to sacrifice hecatombs of Innocent victims upon the altar of that horrible monster diphtheria Do not waste time or money in cleaning the augean stable as it now exists but root up and destroy the foul thing forever even if the much extolled and almost sacred dollar limit should be passed Do not let the fear of a raid upon the Treasury even or the suspicion of a possible Job prevent this matter being taken up at once and accomplished Do not weigh gold against life or the fear of adverse criticism against the health of the city We hope and trust that a Changs for the better may be brought about at once now that we have a Major who does not feel bound to get all bis Ideas of city government and city finance from Mr Pickering and a Board of Supervisors who do not feel that superstitious reverence for a newspaper which seemed to characterise the last one In the name of childhood of humanity of the health of the city we call upon the authorities to rid us at once of this pestlence breeder and to go to work intelligently and conscientiously to provide a proper and effective sewer system for this city A LANGUISHING INDUSTRY The ordinarily accepted theories of sup ply and demand as affecting the labor market seem to be somewhat shaken by the testimony of the Warden of the State I Prison gtreaocforo the Board of Directors Warden Shirley stated that he actually could not obtain sufficient labor to carry on the manufacture of doors and sash to advantage that there was a large demand for snch article at present and that owing to the limited number of men em ployed the demand eould not be supplied Evidently i something must be done to meet thii anomalous condition oi affairs Work is to be done and not men enough to do it Employment actually going begging This will not do atall It Is true that the lata Democratic State Convention moat emphatically denounced convict labor with an exception in faVorof Jute manufactures for the honest granger but election Is over now and the authorities at Ban Quentln see the Importance of keep ing their charges at work We venture to suggest that ff theeoorts of this city will do their duty the County Jail may be relieved from its condition of plethora and Warden Shirley may receive a sufficient accession to bis force to carry on his door and sash factory without draft ing men from the Jute manufactory The proper overflow from our County Jail should be sufficient to fill bis ranks to the normal quota and do away with the necessity of suspending an important in dustry We presume too that the pardon mill will not grind quite so briskly under the new Administration The retiring Gover nor evidently meant to exercise the high it prerogative of the sovereign mercy to its fullest extent and as is usual in cases of unorganised benevolence he has succeeded la upsetting the ordinary rela tions existing between employer and employe and in seriously hindering an important unctfon of the Government The next thing we know there will be a strike at 8tn Quentln and the laborers in the door and sash factory finding them selves In demand win Insist uponshorter hours and more pay under a threat of packing their tools and leaving the Institution unless their demands are complied with They would eertainly have abundant precedent to back them and their demands might lead to serious complications if refused We hopvpropej atten tion win be paid at once tojnls complaint of Warden Shirleys and sufficient help furnished htm even If the Superior Courts of this elty nave to try a criminal every month Tux complaint of the Oakland wife vho wanted a divorce because ber husband vaa given to fishing vaa so good natured that he refused to complain when he was allowed to eat a cold sapper and was to mean that he wouldnt go to church lest he would have to pat something la the con tribution box It was also proved that he had a neartr dislike for all vtfal relatives Take1 it all la all thle husband seems to have been aa amiable fellow and if he hated his sisters in law there is smaQ doubt iudrfog from their testimony that he had good groond for his feeling i rood nature be a ground for divorce tots Oakland vomanonghtcertalnlytDget one for Mark Tapley was a eynle beside this ftnlalfeuov i4 iormflnauiuB menage iaPltiiseld jr Has has been exposed to view by a wlftl application to have her husband arrested Ha la a Brigadier General In the Salvation Army and she testified that he had threatened to usher them both Into paradise she by the razor rente and he by chloral It Is not stated whether the General ever paraded the street with a cracked drum or awbeexy fife but be did hls wjfe certainly had the greatest Justification for the use of the rarer or any other edge tool i it Jx oxroKnTAnTuatTT has found Bra re Tised tertian ofthe Scripture pecunlarflv profitable as leas than IL800 au been received from the sales which wm be inverted In new college buildings Tor fc steady profit then is nothing like a copy Hist on 6BIBU ana ye etaosocsywwua probably abpw toat tha Scripturea are read leu now than when printing vu a slow labcrion aad costly process i Tire nmort of strlnrsnt Bandar lav at Vienna which compels the suspension of publication fof newspapera on Monday morning win be read with amaumtnt by jamericanj The Continental Sunday hee alvayt Dtett a synonym for txceeolai freedom friat any restraint and II this movement continues we may expect to hear of the prohibition tt beer drinking In Gtraunyv Thj clearing up of the mystery of too disappearance oi farmer Brown of Healds burj snows on man green Jiand that shipped pnne waaiar suuuc navwia cry that at was Intoxicated when he shinned seems DUuihlaaanomanlahl atim who Wned a farm would dream jT cJexrJiangie such a Ufa for tto slavery Cf a foremast hand pa wuaur Sawajaaaai awawawjavj 71C0I SHAW laaea secure iu oovsw Aat of TaauSi gad Ou na wno bribed tuvUa tAUermea will SOW BAT A UVeaaa to iwrasbainii right band knew wW Male bam was osd ri Tc this city daring the last fiscal year accord Ing to the official report of Health Officer sieerav 824 resulted from the various forms of consumption This is a ratio of a little less than one ia six deaths which has directly resulted from the disease the germs of vhlch according to me micro scopical analysis of Dr Hopkins have been found lathe milk furnished by four of the fire dairies which have thus far been examined Of these 824 deaths from the various forms of consumption comprisingcomprising abscess psoas hydrocephalua phthisis pulmooalls scrofula and tabes mesenteries 23 were of persons under 1 year of age 21 between 1 and 2 14 between 2 and 5 and 16 between 5 and 10 Dr Shorb of the committee of the Board of Health appointed to inquire Into this subject stated to aCsaoKKXi reporter yes terday that the investigation made of a a doxen or so of dairies by the committee was merely cursory no attempt being made to examine each animal In fact 1200 head of cattle were seen by the committee tn the coarse of one mornlnz The committee he said would make a more thorough examination before rendering a final report Dr Shorb Is a firm disciple of the germ theory of transmission and regards the discovery of the germs of con sumpnon in mux as a mostureatening Indication Dr De Tsvei the veterinary surgeon who accompanied the committee on its tour of investigation and held an autopsy upon the diseased cow purchased by the committee reports war irom nu examination ine animal was in an advanced stage of consumption He states that it has become a reeog nixed principle that the more a cow Is milked or urged to give milk the more susceptible she is to consumption and sooner or later will become a victim to the disease In Europe espedaiiy in Paris the subject of the fatal results likely to follow from the use ofthe milk of consumptive cows is one which has been most thoroughly canvassed A commission in Paris has been established with inspectors who maintain the strictest and most searching inspection for any symptoms of consumption in the dairy cattle On these symptoms being discovered the cow la at once ordered to be killed An old dairyman who for twenty years was connected with the milk business of this city stated to a Cheosktlx reporter his belief that there vere few If any A MIDNIGHT 8TBUGGLK A Hospital Watchman Attaeked by a Patient Late on Monday night Chief Crowley received the following letter from a patient in the City and County Hospital which he Immediately turned over to Coroner Stanton for Investigation Cttv aire CorxTV Hospital SA2f Fuaitcraoo January 10 1 name Is Michael OBrten The man was a patient In the hcepual and OBrien killed him at 3 oclock this morning with a chair at the hospital irate Ton may rest assured that the papers has round oat anything aboot aula becaaae Uw matter has been kept so secret by an the doctors here This is but one of many na to ine proper ateCABTHT WardD The Coroner and a deputy repaired to the hospital and learned that Charlton the dead man applied for admission on the 8th Inst He was suffering from pneumonia and was assigned to one of the wards On Sunday night he became delirious and some time daring the night managed to elude the igtat nurse and wandered out Into the yard clad only in a short coat About 3 oclock in the morning Hike OBrien the nightwatchman was heard calling for assistance and upon several of the attendants going to the place he was found straggling with the delirious patient The latter was hurried back to his cot and fifteen minutes later died OBriens story wss that about 230 oclock he had finished a circuit of the grounds and entered the watchmans house near the gste A few minutes later he saw Charlton armed with a large A meeting of the Harbor Commissioners vu heklvf yesterday afternoon aH the members present aad President McOoppIn presiding i The Secretary was directed to draw war rsnts on the State Controller for 1000 In favor of Pope Ac Talbot for S1069 la favor of the estate of Darfd TInley and for fl85 in favor of BMeXahoa for piling and work done on the water front These bills are payable from the San xrandseo Harbor Improvement Fund Small iltis amounting to UBS 40 were ordered paid lnesanet two mna scows ror sou eaca by Captain Lubbock was approved An order was passed assigning the wharf projecting into Central basin and known as the Center street wharf to the Arctic Oil Works Irom November 15 1888 Prom January 1 1837 tha cumulation win nay 250 a month for the use of the wharf and have the privilege of levying and caUect ihb ious ami oocxagc as prevraea of ut rules of tire Harbor Commissioners provided that If the revenue lor any on year amounts to over 3000 such excess shall be tamed over to the board The board retains control of the wharf and may at anytime withdraw the privilege The Commissioners then took no the discussion of the proposed extension of toe seawall srom racinc street eouin Commissioner Wise was in favor of making the section 1000 feet long which would include two of tits ferry slips He said that while the section was being built the Oakland boats could use the extra slips south of those now used TneSeuce lito and Tiburoa boats could then go to the foot of Po well street which they now wish to do Slips could be built there for them Mr Wise thought that the property vhlch would be reclaimed at the foot of Market street by the building ofthe new section could be leased at good rates and the revenue of the waterfront thereby considerably Increased Commissioners Paulsell and McCoppln thought that the aew section should be only 800 feet long which vould bring It to the office of the Chief Wharfinger lust north of the ferry sheds The ferry slips would not then be disturbed These een tlemenalso thought that the waterfront from tha end of the srososed 800 feet sec tion to Folaom street should be undis 1 itnre of money by the Stat could Increase tne revenue now aenvea irom ue wharves In that space nor could their docking facilities be increased Mr McCoppln thoughtthatthe 3000 feet of seawall from Polsom street could be completed to Channel street by 1891 Finally on motion of Mr Paulsell the Chief Enrineer was directed to orenare plans specincaaons ana estimates tor a section oi ue seawau sw leet long to ce built south from Pacific street Mr Wise voted arainst the motion and Messrs Paulsell and MeCooDin In favor of it It Is estimated that the new section will cost about S11L325 and that if work is com menced on it in Marcn win oe nrmnea by October or November Dnrini the discussion Commissioner Tanlsen said he thought that before two years it wiu oe necessary to erect an elevated footpath across East street at the foot of Market street so that people can more easily ana more safely reacn tne ferry than at present He also referred to a probable cable road around the seawall and to a projected cable road across Powell street from Market street to the proposed new slips of the Tiburon and Sanceiito steamers dairies of any considerable size which not have one or more cows suffering from consumption When I had a dairy two or three cows sickened with consumption every year The disease is steadily increasing A cow suffering from the disease may be milked for two or three years after she is coughing badly When the consumptive cows get so bad as to be useless as milkers they are sold to the butchers I do not believe In all this talk about danger from the use of brewery grain as fodder If that were the worst food the cows received they woald be comparatively healthy But I can show you a dairy of 200 or 300 eowt in the vicinity of the city where the cattle are mainly fed on the slops and refuse oi a distillery This stuff comprising the refuse of vinegar brandy and scam Is run is troughs and cattle fed on it after a time acquire a taste for it The stuff is strongly Impregnated with alcohol and the stench from it is fearful The cowl after a while become dull and besotted Another dangerous practice resorted to by certain dairymen is the use of a chemical compound for giving adulterated milk a rich yellow color I dont know what the compound is but It looks like dirty molasses and can be oooght at dairy headquarters for 75 cents a quart One quart mixed with seventy five gallons of poor milk will give the latter a rich yellow hue and cause a tough thick yellow scum to rise to the surface which by the uninitiated cannot be distingaished from genuine cream 8ome people suppose that they receive pare milk from the dairies Let me tell yon that no one receives pare milk at the ruling price of 2 50 a month for a quart Pare milk cannot be famished at a profit for that price It must contain water Generally It is diluted at a ratio of one gallon of water to five to eight of milk Some dairymen furnish milk at 1 25 a quart Restaurants receive milk at 15 cents a gallon Milk sold for this price mast be adulterated Generally the water is one half to two thirds of the whole bulk The use of the coloring mixture turning the milk and water to a rich yellow and raising the cream like scum makes it at least look like the lacteal fluid VHASF AND WAVT club breasius the glaaa OBrien thinking his life was iu danger seised a chair and smashed out the window frame and then Jumped through on to Charlton A desperate struggle ensued which only ended with the arrival of the attendants He did not strike Charlton nor injure him in the least This statement was corroborated by Dr Barger the resident physician and several others Charltons body was removed to the Morgue and late in the afternoon an aotopsv was held by Dr Blsch which showed death to be the result oi natural causes Ko marks or bruises were found on the bod and a number of other circumstance go to show OBriens version the correct one An inquest will be held in the Charlton ease to day although the autopsy showed that his death resulted from pneumonia BAILBOAZ NOTES Something of the New rnllmaa Sleepers Rat Cutting Smith Vice President and General Manager of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Ballroad has left the city for the East The Union Pacific has revoked the order Introducing tha twenty four hour system of counting time on Its road Pratt Assistant General Superintendent of the Sonthern Padfie Companys lines win leave the city for Edgewoed the new terminus of the California and Oregon to day He will make a thorough Inspection of the newly constructed line Three of the twenty two new sleepers recently ordered by the Southern Pacific Company for service In this State have arrived In Oakland These are the Santa Barbara the San Bafael and the San Mateo The cat In passenger rates reached 12 on second clea tiVets to through eastern points yesterday Thaw rates were exceptional being made only in a few instancea in the majority of case only the agent a commission of 9 between1 this city aad New York vaa dropped The Atlantic and Pacific agents claim that they are not offering any reductions end the same claim Is set up by the Southern Pacafie Company The Cuts are aH laid at taeaooroi toe oumas agents Knut They Meet to Adjourn for Lack of Pressing Business The Board of Freeholders held their first meeting last evening since their adjournment of Thursday night They found themselves In the same predicament as on that occasion there being no report before them on which they could act The Committee on Legislative Powers had been expected to give an account of its labors but failed to do so Mr Lougborongh stated that it would probably be ready to report to morrow evening It was ordered that the board adjourn to that time Other reports that are yet to be received are those on civil service and public charities The question arose whether the ninety days allowed for tie completion of the charter after the election of the Freeholders would suffice for all tha work that is vet to be performed Then wss no eeneral expression of onlnlon on the ubject but a disposition was manl leazaaia max inaoest oi in sirnsnon Chieaao aad of tha Une It I learned that Th members present vera Messrs Magee Just after tha recent Chicago meeting it was known that the Northwestern made a small cat la through east bound rates from this coast which the Rock Island met and went one better and the 8t Panl then reduced Its tariff to the Bock Islands basis These roads all rnn between Omaha and Chicago and tha cutting must confined to through travel from tats coast or the passenger agreement will be violated The travel act very heavy aad then is ae incentive to Indulge la these little irregu laritiea i tub shooting or KTOaarr i Greeaebaunv Hallidie Lougborough Jtnrpny atcuuer auxee Taylor ana Har rison Bailey aa4 Omwaaai Held Answer for Murder At tha trial of Gorman and Bailey yester day afternoon for th murder of Nugent several witnesses testified to seeing pistols In the possession of the defendant Henry Seatley a companion el tha prisoners daring th night ct th shooting testined that ha sav Oormaa Sr th fatal shot while Nugent vu tying on his sal In th saloon when th affair occurred Sine th shooting he had been approached by a brother of Qorman who tried to gat aim to testify that Bailey did th shooting Jade Horablower Aield both defendants to answer for murder i Ta Her aiarder Case The ease of the People vs A More came up for hearing before the Supreme C0urt In bank yesterday On th 30th of Jon 1884 A PUor she A Chi man named Ah Tea near th wharf at Santa Hot Island Judgment was rendered far defendant and aa appeal taken fromth Supreme Court of Santa Barbara to this city John Boyce argued fox aat pellant ia th Supreme Court of this elty yesterday morning and the tut vu then adjourned tall 10 oclock to dsy Heard raaJaA sJjsati Zx PoHc Oficaritooner who left th cltTSoaStlm ago In company with th Wlf of an acquaintance of als has tamed at Los Angeles He is out et nrnas and hu written to a former friend of als for money to return to his ld stamping ind as vu rejuseo supposed and walk ham i a DwDartlar aalnes Th nmbr of Chinas wh left this portosthBigteu 147 moss otoem bar return eeiwJiostoaW Recent Shipbuilding New Oakland Freight Line Four of the harbor police Scott Pome roy Clinton and Baxter are on the sick list Fomeroy has been ill for over two months This reduces the available force on duty about the elty front and is probably one reason for the Increase of petty thievery in that quarter The Secretary of the Coast Seamens Union reports that there is a good demand tor sailors and that there are few out of employment The barkentlne Castle recently launched from Hsll Brothers yard at Port Blakely Is almost completed She is 146 feet long 351 feet breadth of beam 1317 feet deep and her net tonnage is 48888 tons Tne vessel is being built under the supervision of Captain Hubbard a part owner She is Intended for the Hawaiian island trade and will aoon load lumber at taalady for Honolulu The aew steamer Carlos Pacheeo built at this port by Captain Whitelaw is now ready for sa She will ply between En senada bay Mexico aad San Diego She la 101 feet long 233 feet beam 114 feet depth of hold and her tonnage is 172 tons gross and 14444 net She has accommodations for forty three cabin and twelve steerage passengers and will carry 123 tons of freight The bark Mary Glover which sailed from Port Discovery for San Francisco Jast before the late heavy storm was obliged to put back in a leaking condition It is reported that she will be surveyed and possibly condemned She is owned in this city and Is said to be uninsured A new freight line hu been established between this city and Oakland the steamer Uxxltt running for many years as a ferryboat between Vallejo and Man island doing the service The steamer Mexico arrived from Victoria yesterday She had on board 629 colls of wire for the new postal telegraph Three new schooners are being built at Turners yards for Hume of this city One of them which will be down soon is of seven foot draught and will carry 200 000 feet of lumber THE FREEHOLDERS XBW ADTBBTaaaVWaWW pn LNFLdMMATQRY RHEDMATISil TmUMPHANTTEStlMONY la SnlU Dorters 7 My wiflr professionally known as Pata uiw wam wow in uarnora toon wua aery Inflammatory rheumatism ana the doctors said ttwonld be tmnossfhteto move bet for three weeka I had given up all hopes but was persuaded ta try Si Jacob OIL She began to Improve and was aoon able to walk The doctors said It would only last a short time but she played that night and did Aher lhaa at any tun staring the season y-v------- BflBJBT BCOTT ttwivayHIs Cauivji rout avenue taucago iu have aunend tat avereanwltli lanam aualonr stAira awea to Hat fprlnsV Art and Moont Clemens Sprtna i Mich and failed to effect a cat I finally i tnea St Jacobs GU aad have thrown away Helpless as a Child 23N8trictrsLBAlUniOTeM4 For the past four years I hsve been afflicted vtfib lofiammatOTT rbeumatbtm which rendered tne as help lees a a child betnc unabla to move without aestataaca Nothing the doctors could do seemed to aabrd any relieC and Anally I tried Bfc Jacobs OU It immediately removed ell wreneasaadinfiamsnattoa JpKkAiroRAM His Feet Like Two Cushions LambenrCle IfJ I had a severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism In both feet and ankles which swelled op late twocusuew an naany bottle the swellings and pains had entirely disappeared and 1 Could walk with ease JOB JSOPDEBS THE CBLABLES A YOOEi COMPANY Baltimore AIX REDSTiRCOUGBCURE SAFE r3 HcmAausvoBXUiosV aH lSfgLTJtyEQIJ8 tl BMABE ayrraELYBt THE KNIQHTSVOFLABOR Hjnd TBIDEBiClt lUBSEB Knht of Labor a fone genuto aalass bearing Ob stamp 8i3 Sltbe 3fade of the Best of Calfskin and unexcelled ta style Durability taid Comart Made la lave Button and Cbograw Tbooaaads who wear thin Shoe pronoancvit the best 3 Shoe the world KO ENTAILERS PROFIT But sold at the MajmlWturert stamped arfce 3 all ever the United States BEWABE OF IM1TATI05S COHNREICH BROS 80 Market Street opp Fourth Sole Agents for San Fianciaco lfflAORDLNlRY OPPORTUNITY TO iSw rst ut TIXLIE smith Westlakt Cottage ti JM aaa rarBirwr sr sate iSiv XltatBSOirS BTJIT The Klastrele XxplaaatUn nt ta Salary Case Begarding the suit In the Justices Court brought by ta orchestra of the Standard Theater against Billy Emerson he state thai theae men vere not employed by him aad that th circumstances of the ease are as follows Messrs Bymanand Wood had leased the theater and a the venture proved unprofitable James Lore their manager Informed Mx Emsrsoa that the funds vould not suflclent to meet all demands Upon these representattoaa Mr Emerson rave authority to Lov to give notes at thirty days in his name to meet all claims When the notes ver due payment vaa mad to all who presented their acconnta The plaintiffli In this salt bar not presented their claims since th aete were due and Mr Emerson viabe to atat that had they done a they would have beea met 1 TV LttTT TickeU WhaB an October ticket the Louisiana lottery the number oi which bad drawn a prise wta presented for payment it was declared to a forgery and deteetives wen su out to lookup the matter They succeeded la finding a place on Mission street in this elty vhere th tickets wer prlatad afid captured th ltthegrapaiat ateaa aad dto from whteh they wee printed They also ascertained the names of thos vho wer concerned In th matter and variants war lamed for their ar tat as ebarrca of ulntiiu and Btterinf lottery ticket They couM sot haul for forgery lottery tickets an trot re gaiuew aa property ta uua nsav i Aja Xarthqaak Shavrk I A aharp shock of earthquak was ell at 410 Vclock yesterdsy morning Thar vas a lively rattilnr of wlndowa chan dtUera enpboards eta and many persons vere aroused from their sleep The vibration was from cast to west i a B114bradf a Bevard ha will take adrentare of tha na weather I HBTaaai ssewarv VwAlkiuau 1 lCaiiinMbthutaaiwcdnte4 depaty In Assessor Kealoas ofilc a a nvtia a sernces itaoarea am Beta en gtneerof th Democratic Board for tit aatacttoa of fraad at tha last rscistratioa HHdsbraodt thoagat tor tim Max ai What Caused Har Mysterious Disappearance From aH accounts It seems that TCMe Smith the young girl from the country whose disappearance last Saturday on the eve of her wedding created quite a eensa Hon has been teeing the elephant in quite an approved manner since she parted from her Intended husband on Saturday afternoon Instead of being overcome by the busy whirl of the city and retting lost in the streets Tillie made straight for Pete Dorcys temple of Bacchus on Stockton street and there delighted the habitues by showing them how a jig was danced in Woodland With the customary good nature of girls who are brought up in eight of green fields and who enjoy plenty of fresh air Tillie responded to several encores and danced several more Jigs She favored Dorcys with several social calls and in a fit of confidence induced probably by the beat of the room told several of ner new friends that she was going to be married bat was on a lam now As soon ss I get over it she said lam going to marry a young man from Woodland She was shown the items in the newspapers about her mysterious disappearance and laughed heartily over them Tillie also visited Patsy Hogans sympo lum on Eddy street and dropped in at the Caff House during her brief tour From those who met ber while on the Jam it was learned that this poor innocent from Woodland is excellent Jig dancer is quite good looking and not bad company According to the Woodland if a a Tillie Smiths reputation in that town was not at all equivocal She is said to hare there gone by the name of Tillie Shelton and to Save been an inmate for six or seven months of an establishment kept by one Lou Belmont On Friday when en accompanied 8 Henry to San Francisco she told some friends that Henry was talking to her JA Sndden Death At 410 oclock yesterday morning Officer Gaynor saw man lying at the foot of the steps leading down to the Examiner pressrooms and on examining him found him to be ead The body was removed to the morgue where it was identified as Thomas Harvey a native of Boston Mass and 40 years of age Death probably retailed from alcoholism Harvey was formerly a member of the police force having been appointed April 27 1878 Here signed Msrch IS 18S0 Badly Scalded At 3 4o oclock yesterday afternoon Browning the Assistant Superintendent of the American Sugar Refinery Company took a man named Henry Weiring ta the receiving hospital for treatment for a painful scald on the abdomen Weitman who is in the employ of the Refinery Company accidentally turned a hose leading to the stesm boiler upon himself with the result mentioned The Injury is not considered fatal VTILBORS OOD LIVEB OIL And Phosphate of Lime caros coughs colds asthma bronchitis and all scrof jlous humors To Consumptives WUbors Compound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime without possessing the very nana oaring flavor of th article as hereto fore used Isendowedby the Phosphate of lime with a heattn property which renders the Oil doubly efflcadbus Remarkable testimonials of its efficacy can be shown Sold By A WIL BOB Chemist Boston and all druggists THB WHTHIIQW OF TIME Throws ont the dutt old etyle porous plaster and brings In BES802TS on of th best pro ducts of modern medical sdenea Prompt to act powerful to cure Beraa tm nations under rimViftr sooodlng oaioes Ask for Bensona TIB VaFS to seek a Powder that dlfles de tection but use POZZOTS to Improve the complexion For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers THE at 03T efficacious atnnulants to excite the appetite are AWOOBTCBA BITTERS prepared by Dr Segert A Sons Beware of counterfeits Ask your grocer or drua glat for the genuine article ADVICE TO MOTBKRS KBS WTXJl LOWS SOOTXRra 6TBTP should always be used when children are cutting teeth It relieves th Utile sufferer at one produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the chad from pain aad the ntxl obersb awakes as bright as a burton It as very pleasant to taste soothes the child softens the gums allays all pals relieves wtnd regulates the bowels and is the best known remedy tor diarrheal whether arising from teething or other causes 25 cent W8HABFFEB A CDS QREEH SEAL aOABSar mad of finest Havana tobacco WUta later exeraatTfttyamploxad SK BOWZLLB FIBS OF LtFE tliaU draggtaftaV A potattaV can tot tfhfnmuOm NETf ADTEICTISEAIKNTb GOLDEN GATE FLOUR Frlee Advanced JTaaaary 11th HORACE DAYS A CO 41 to 4 First street San Francisco To Ml Wkn It May tarn ALT FERSOXS ARE HEREBY KOTt fled that none of the partners in th firm of QCOSO ON 00 doing busineasatKo SOS and B07 Dopant street ban macaco has authority to execute any contract ta said firm nam nam aad btnd aUpartnerablp thereby ex QDAN WAY only tbts UU day of January 1887 OCOKd OK 4 CO rSTH0DS JUDDERS GOODS lu modern aalesnwm Beautiful Bosks aaeerlest Cards Satisfactory Stationery Fredas Priatlng Attrae tiv Album Elegant EeotntridUea 10BBRTS A LB ANY LUBRICATING kpiyl and Cops VXR SINCE aad Coaater Albaay Cyaadar btadl and General La bricatingOUA TATCM tBOWEN Sole ketnU MadMFremot street GBOrSD FL60B AVS ftanajn aaiy it Battery stnet UOzSa Apty Wi ILJAgsSeiSSerya MENI Made San Diego Hotel Property NEW CAELETON HOTEL 100 BOOMS jJSow fitted wtthgueata V5 OVT STORIES 100 feet on Third Street and 100 ft on Street Size of Ldt 150x100 ft riTHlS IS THE BEST OPPORTLNITY Lever ofiered on this ooaat for a Hotel man to invest who deatrea to conduct the hotel himself which win afford for yean to com a a from Fifth street the buafoesa be sold at 1 330 at Men of All Ages Seeking Health Strength and Energy should avoid Drugging the Stomach and send for Prof Marstoas Treatise Which is published especially in the interests of those who are Weak Nervous and Debilitated It is replete with information for men afflicted with chronic nervous and exhausting diseases and treats of the only method of cure Without Stomach Medicines YOUM AND MIDDLE AGED MEN Who hiv been dragged vnd homtragstt by advertised Ioetrams maA who amfifer trota trcrrota w3 physic dbUlty exhausted vitality premature decline are respectfully Invited to send tor FREE BOOK wLalcli wljl be sent securely sealed firom obsrvmtf aa Address THE MARSTON CO 19 Park PJaec NEW YORK and two squares from Fifth street th center This elegant property win I public auction January 3i 1837 at 3 raclfic Coast Land Bureaa PESSEIX Manager and Auctioneer ILiiSMWE The most Powerful Healing Ointment eTer Discorered Henry Carbolic Salve cures Sores Henrys Carbolic Salve al ays Burns I Henrys Carbolic Salve cures Bruises Henrys Carbolic Salve heals Pimples Henrys carbolic salve cures Piles HenrVa Carbolic Salvn final Cuts PBicz 95 crs Man rssr aic 30 CTS Ask for Henrys Take no other BT BEWABE OF COrSTEKFEITS aSJ JOHN BEMRT CO Hew Yatl OWrite for Illuminated Book FOR JANUARY THIS WELL MTTOwTrrASD FOFUIVAB family magasla contains aTemarkaDly brlrtt and loteresttos series orarOdea lVSTsrs of nret daas Action alKmld not laa to read the third and fourth chapters of which arepub lished In this number This story wawrittea by Balvatore Farina the great Italian itovellrt and is the most remarcaol aad Saadnatlna et his works Forwtt humor pathos Sor Insight into htunan natare Is without an equal In any language Mr Frank a Carpenters article on Ik Real Martha Washington Ulnstrateil article entitled FROM BEIRUT TO BAALBHy By the Bt FUU to a Urriy and bum or oan descriptkm of ft trip on Iwneossclt bewevc these OLinoug cities Tb soeoes and customs UA HUMBLE CiSTLE IS SPAIX Which ts filled with delldoasly hamoroas character and natural sketches obtained dor ins a residence in ths Ibertaopenlnsnla There a striking Bosslaa story by Garehlne a very strong and bright story by Louise Chandler Houlton And weird Ocrmsit story by Earnest Wls chert The number contains many other articles poems etc by well known writers PRICK SO CENTS PB COPT For Sale by all Newsdealers SCHLICHT A raXS CO PaUlaken Bocoester OPEJSmSTGH Armand Gailleau JTJST BACK From Paris HAS OlKMtl HT3 SEW 8TOKE Comer of Geary St Grant Ave CDCPOST 8TBEETT With aa Enormous Assortment of IMPORTED CLOAKS Of th Latest Parisian Styles GEEGOEY MACHliiil ft KVEBTDESCKl fritiS tSCLtOIKO Wood Worxliur Hachlncry AtachtnUrs Tools LanrMry atactuaeryBMam iiimps OOTernorsEniery Wheels iifi srpiJi3orAixKiKD ENGINES WtEBS Corner Fremont ana Mission StsL aui ikakcisco HaiSa Met mi Csmw EfMsii 33 3S aad 37 Ifew Mont jtery St QKKKX CO rroprletora For aal and to en at any nn as the On Ear Stallion years old on ta ith day of ext an ram cr neuiounaer oam eaortcaCFatcbenTBlsts outafta flaeat horse lath Stat aixrfeat modal Upoa ln oulry at thaovs place ths fiu pedlgraewlll alveav Baa th fastest wooed ta be Htala aa a vaarin4 Its la 9 aaAAA nl9k amC i poaaaavTai aorweaa boaxht WGIESCHCO Stetl Plat Eatrarera Ptxatts Sad BaUa lags a Saedaltr riTHOOKAPnEBS FrtldaMKxV ar Tark Branch offlc at Bbm Home Baa TraBCisoo wtoera contract may as naadfc liLt JiJWlU jfff II ft ti innAAwsT irm mi JBBT8 TINEN COLLARS XSD CUFFS ixeto Best re six Everywhere rriHxixADnss ajw ouan MI8aHXAJTOlTt fflGlMMl ReWikPis We hare made a genera redaction in prices throughout oar Glore Department and call special attention to a lot of 2275 Dozto LADIES MM MIM ENGLISH Walking Gloves EMBROIDERED BACKS Colored Welts in All Shades and Sizes EEDUOED 50 Cents a Paiir 1 Oar regular customers will do well to secure a few pairs of these excellent Glores without delay Country orders whether large oe small ra ta trina sqtial advantages wtui residents In this dty celTe prompt and carefol atten to au carta or on recent order thereby siring ladle In tha ooontry Shotguns Rifles Pistols 111113115117 lift 121 POST ST urn 10 12 14 16 18 20 MORTON ST PEPTONE WINE of Chapoteaut Pefton is beef perfectly fflerted by Pepslne lho sam by tl exommch Prptone Wine Is of lnes ttaiftble benefit to Invalids Coovsr lesoefiU Old People avod tboee solTer log tnm AjMPmiji lmpvlred dagevtioQ dtfltaste for food Consumptloii Di tbeces I7BaDtT7 Plsea of the Stoiiiavcia lirer nd Iotestlnes or el Ireme wntkuess atid exbMwcioo mrta lug from Tumors Cancerous Affeo tkms sad aO wastltu diseases Tills Wine Is aQreioable where an extra amount cf Douiisliaient Is repaired aXawVlaaLT A HBQ VW i i Jli SSS fe5sV FffiST AMUAL mmm OTTERED AT ttaiiliiiw Reductions unparalleled in the history of the Dry Goods trade in San Fran OBRIEN CO respectfully inform the public that they have commenced a Mammoth CLEAEMCE SALE Which will be continued JUST THIRTY DAYS The object of this Great Clearance Sale is to reduce our enormous stock All Departments havebeen thor oughly overhauled and the reductions made are POSITIVELY MAR VELOUS The following are amongst the Wonderful Bargains offered THIS WEEK At RTtKATLY REDUCED PTTrK5 Retiring from Business GEEAT BARGAINS I WWGneters Breech loading Double Gum CUKRY BRO 113 Sansome St San Francisco OLOSING OUTSALE AGBEAT VABIETT OP OtTS AlVt Haoters and AnKlers supplies cheap foi casta Mast be sold tb znoatb SHREVE WOLF 314 Bnsh St San Francisco CHARLES TILTON Engineer and Surreyor 120 MOMCOMKEV STKEET TWESTT THREE TEARS EXPE rlencs In Coonty Surveyora office Charss moderate and aH work guaranteed Take elevator next to McAllister A Jones 5 YOU CAN OBTAIN AIT EUEOPEAISr Premium Bond BOAS 430 Montgomery Strt room 2 6 3 SAN FRANCISCO Wire Works GRUENHAGEN aO aUSSIOS 8TBXET BET THIRD uuts ana new ALL KIKDS OF Mercantile Library AssociatJon ttseir tuiiaaml re MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION vns ANitOAii ELXcrtov or omcm A or una Association ror it hW taa IJbrarr tit M05DAY January 171837 Only mambers personally present are allowed to vote Polls open from 9 a to 6 and from to 8 Kir A A WATEIXii PresMeBt Bxax AtOTcxTT Reoortlng Secretary Tjfpewriter Wanted Vf EECAHTffi H0C8X WABT8 A COM ai netent boy who esn writes atiaria quickly aal who is also aa efficient atenoe racbsrand typewriter Befarence raqnlred Addreaa In own hawlwr1tln a box M9A DE FEASORS GENUINE GBAXN9 DE 8ANTK Tne best remedy acsinst atlsratne Coa stlpstloa and Congestion may be Those contained tn a red or any other colored box are Imitation fttltaoT Parts FOU oera A CO Kew Tork aad at KEMOVAL omtt ass rACTOBT or the MaBnfartTrrers of Aeertn aCxed Paatt Tntty alarln Paint etc remoTsd to ta aew brick bnlhtlngi SS Jssl Street 1 Ageney of Santa Cans Ola also removed to oarofBc PACIFIC COAST Business Agency Immltrr tion and Employment Bureau FfCOWOBATED OCTOBER SI 1S84 rirlt Jn atonon PrhvBal ofllra 829 Oar street nomO AD kinds cf experienced mm iiiaimii wwyiwi un imp uv male or ochef aadorjaBtles If desired for aaneoaasnuTSBOHC Mianrennemaspeoany XO JJETT LARGE EEB HALL ir trfxiffirr ttwdSETAxavr lOtaiM iVt corisayf Oolt4caf Aygftmv Apply nw Mts jkifavai9un 7 jacvtvozneiT xrock unRin ui ana or 10 cfw mum oa COXTIUGTIKG C1EPESTER I BILDWIH 321 SUTTER STREET sroAts xrmsa a apeciaxtt lanrtiiio rBK PATENT AGENCY OEWEV CO SH abalst aa aafftatst iTtalwt MTICQ GEIMAULTS VEGETABLE MA TICO INJECTION and CAPSULES Where all other medidnes hare railed these preparations are alwsyi efteHlVA They losore rapid and ei Inordinary core of aersre recent and chronic cases of disease They are need In the Hospital of Paris by the celebrated DR RICO ED and are fonnd sreatly superior to all remedies hitherto known COUGHS BRONCHITIS LAGASSES SYECPend PASTE OF SEA riSE SAP Invaluable aod taken with the utmost anoceaa fortonaumptlon and the tstIoob diseases of the Chest and especially for OocnHS Ooijjs CATAsaaa latruo xkza Hoorrxo Cocob Saoxcaa Tis Asthxa and also for the different affections of the prcans PARIS 8 BITE TTTTEX5E FOR SALE BT ROSSI Comer Hoatgorj are A Dapoat St JL Zabafdaao rallarari Caemirta DOUGLAS rv lidiwr S3 hoe ofthe world Had oftne best material peneet nt and 1 rriBioiosnoesnsoauy uta ror so ana 1 Erenalr war ranisi vol fJattOQ aad om Sa Si styles or toeva rC IS Ton The great demand for this shoe baa been a officiant guarantee of Its rellabtltty to make hepnbUc suit better satisfied wenar made men bnproTameats that there can be no quae don earelslin of msklsa THE BEST 3 SHOE IS THE WOBl3T DOUGLAS 2 60 SHOE FOB OEfTLEilAtS Beat calf with bottom efors onrchasins Htiun buib 8ameyles eaPaseaii address on postal to For sal by WOLA BROS 101 and 103 tM7 street aad 03 COttLBEtHEB 123 oarth street Han Pranoiacn wv I BEFORE AND AFTER EleetrlcApjUsactssrs Scat eOPTr Trial TO ME OXLY YOUSS OB OLD Vl110 are eafferiaf from Ksarotr Ircaru if rr Lost VrrALrrr Lack or Niara Hoaca ajid Viooa Waanxs Wiab kssbjo and all those diseases of a FKaaoxaL arcaa resamnf rrom Astsbs and Onraa Cacs Am wrAm dkooearr of the Kin teenth Centary Bend at oocoft UloetraUd Pamphlet free Address Voltaic Belt Co Marshall Mich EisraLiSH Portland Cement rrcsa aal ia Maw OrCcr C5I0S brand ta SO per barrel la tots of 100 Barrel TB3 00 par barrel la snuller lota GTIXQtOHAlC brand 3 per barret DAVIS GO WELL Sit aad US Drnaua 8trt RESIDENCE FOR SALE At a GrrMtt Bargain 1j betweea Bereat aad Twelfth aaytna SJ xfld IM taoiner wtth tha twa atonr aai iAaa moot bay wisdowd restdaic thereon oa tainlnc 9 rooms bathroom etat anodern mv pmTemeatsi betnc 1MJ rolaora street This residence win be aold at a aacrlflca It lain flrst cnua condition TBe bolkira cost tgimo tobaUdaod I now rented for Atoper mouth Abn lot la rear of abmedeeulaed propertf oa tn north aid of TwelftB atreet havlne six SSfeet MACBiCEDOBAOrX 411 Pin stress MiSBMIJk 26afida28XearHjSt LACES IAM 2oobo yards of Real Hand tnadl Tcrchoa Clanj and Medici Laces which will bo ottered at less thaa importation prices I lot Iach wide in assorted designs at 2G per yard I JotJ bch wide assorted designs at 3 per yard I lot still wider in assorted designs at ac per vard Hot ty inches wide in assorted designs at 5c per yard 1 lot still wH in assorted designs at 6c per yard 1 lot i inches wider in assorted designs at 8c per yard 1 lot 2 inches wide in assorted designs at 10c per jard 1 lot 3 Inches wide in assorted designs at iijc jier jard lot 3 inches wide in assorted designs at 15c 20c ajc and upwards laaertlea to nsatcri at sans vrtcaY SpecM GWE lfciaL We hare tast recelTed a faU fia of oareele brated WIXDeOB KIT GLOVES and noaaos the fbllowlnc JSESVCZD PSICE3 400 doa 4 wottoD to an shades at 1 SS a pal SOOdaa battoaulnanabadea scalloped edxe SI AS a pall 2WdiL6nTball8hadesAtai7Sapait E7 Pair VtmM tai Tried Oa ATvOcder from tie interior racelv tat -M 1 err beat atteaaoa MAKSBAOHCO 26 fc 28 lTearnySt BIANETS BIANEIS 400 pairs FiU size Family Blankets former price 2 a pair now 1 25 32 pairs Extra Large and Heavy Eastern Blankets former price 13 75 now i 500 pairs 1 2 4 All wool Blankets former price 50 now J5 180 pairs 12 4 Lambs wool Blankets former price 10 now 7 5 zoo pain Finest Lambs wool Blank eta former price fit 50 now 8 co BED SPREADS 200 Crochet Spreads full sise regularly SI 2J now 75c each 180 Bandaom oglioh Marseilles gpreada rnskit 3 now tl 75 600 13 4 Englisb afarsellles Spreads regularly IS now 2 75 275 12 4 French Marseilles Spreads choice goods regularly A8 50 now S3 50 50 bales Full size Comforters regnlarly 1 25 now 65c LINENS LINENS 25 pieces fast color Turkey red Linen reduced from 60c to 25c 40 pieces Loom Damask reduced from Socio 20c 80 pieces Extra Wide Cream Damask reduced 65c to 40c Bleached Daunssk reduced from 50c to 35c 80 pieces Bleached Damask reduced from SI 25 to 75c 15 pieces Fine Doable Satin Damask reduced from 2 to 1 23 150 doaeo Fine Linen 2apklns reduced from tl 50 to SI 185 dozen Linen Napkins reduced from B3 to tl 25 200 doxen Linen Kspkins reduced from 75 to SI 75 200 dosen Extra elae Hoc Towel reduced from tl 25 a doeen to 6a each 190 dozen German Momle Towels redoced from t2 a dozen to 10c each 180 dosen Turkish Towels reduced from tl 71 a dozen to 8Jc each 2000 yards All linen Crash redoced from Be to 6c 1500 yards AIMlnea Glass Toweling reduced from 12c to 8c SHEETINGS 200 cases 10 4 Bleached Sheeting educed to 16Jic 10 cases 5 4 Bleached Pillow Casing reduced to 10c 12 canes 36 tnch Pore Heavy Bleached Muslin redoced to 7c FLANNELS 500 pieces Choice Jersey Flannels regularly 75c now 50c 125 pieces Shaker Flannel regularly 20c nowl2Kc ISO pieces Hear Twill Flannel la Scarlet Mary and Gray regularly 40c now SSc 120 pieces Heavy Scarlet Flannel regularly 50c now SSc 20 cases Heary Canton Flannel regularly 10c now 7e 16 caeea Canton Flannel regularly iCfC smr THIS WEEK WKWXLIV Slaawatar CUthlnt Troaderfal Bar raise far TBI Weak Oaly 75 Fancy Worsted Saits made and trimmed tn the latest style for 7 SO 75 Fancy Check Scotch Tweed Suits elegantly made and trimmed for io 75 Plain Steel Gray Corkscrew Suits trimmed and made in elegant style for 12 25 75 Genuine English Silk Mixed Cassimere Suits they are dandies for J13 50 75 West of England Cloth Suits in the prettiest shades for the season for 15 GVEEOOATS Regardless of Cost Fancy Tweed Overcoats for 4 75 6 and 9 Genuine Worsted Overcoats in alj shades for 10 11 and 1 1 2 So BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK QDINCY HAII 527 Montgomery StreetCrrof Clay Adjoining Morning Calf Office ta CUETA1NS 200 pairs Taped Edge Cartaios former price S7ncrtl 23 500 pairs Elegant Bay rtndow CmrUtaMbt merprleetS nowaiSO 450 pairs TTanrtaom Onipar Ourtalos former price 64 now t3 50 aW Window Shades 4otesv Chain a etc at half price WASlTDliESSJlbODS SOO nieoei BaOn Foula choice dark fast etlors regularly 10c aew tc UOOplecea InolttjCaAlcoe amnpirTclaV now 5c 1200 pieces Btanf Omghams to closed octette 1800 pieces Caaic Dress Ginghams reduced from Us to AJfc ISO dozen Ladles Bear COota BUrts rega larlytlaw60c 200 doaea 141 Cloth Skirts aaa fooda regularly tl 25 now 75c Nora An offering of this kind hu never before been placed before the public The sale is genuine and bargains of the greatest mignitudt Bamplea seat free by Well Fargs A Co Orders recelrs prompt and carefol attedlon The James Meaa SS Sfco la Had Entirely by th KalgbU of Labor Ask year retailer tor the Oawra At S3 Bbob Beware of Imttatlona Moss Gzxtnn trav Lass BXABUra this STAMr JAMES MEANS S3 Shoe Made tn Button Congress aa aam sqt uuptuk unea eaUed ta Durability Comfort and ABoearanc A noatal ana so na wiu anna lafbrmation bow 3 thla Bhoe In anr State or Territory nmmnw ax a Ta oaro roo Btmjr A7ef vs Asnooiast BmwaC53V Boatoo Maaa tV alBiirroaBwawawSs This Shoe staadsllgner In th estlmarloa at wearers than av othee fa tk au ix sands who wear It will teilyou th teasoali sou aaa tnem NOLAN DESCALSO 1 1 Third Street near Market BOLE AGENTS FOB SAN FRANCISCO 7yoo najebeen paring 5 ortS for your ahoea we should nkete conTtno you that St wniceTtoAlnlypayytrjtoat least try On a pal of the lAtnea Means 3 Shoes before boyiniia new pair It will cost you nothing to try them on and perhaps it will Tnloallj save yon a good many dollars to do so ThS la the Brat time the peosle or California hin mii Tork rtoilty of buying shoes at exactly ta nrtoe at which TEey are rauUedln Hew 4n old fashioned HAND MADH SOUR MASH Kentucky Bonrbon formerly known and consumed by the rarmers of Nelson County Ken tacky only but from its purity and excellence of flaror has become the most popular of American Whiskiet HEATHCOTE dEXTKB CO 60 Barramento Btreet I BOLE AGENTS The Best ad 41 RtMo Optieal Establishment to sIS afrM Meastrwa aad rittsd gpeetaels In at tt Optieal latitat BT Kearny 8b Orm nojf itb 10LS jrrwrrtAirn ard ooU Spectacle ftom aa nsnri jn Btaal Bpactacies wtth pebbles al Tina phell and Bobber Goods at cornqpoadTagl HarriSAafteS1S BiBTiiiaO aFataot IaaOBaMBta tai TaySS tm aawd only a ethers bt wortiieas tat dlauuTSJIi all defects of th eye LUaVllllIflwatfB 4S7Kaaray Stnat Po Ht rtrtit taaltatbat COCKLES ANTIILIOUS mm THX OKXAT XKQUtH KXKXDri contatB only Tmi ia Jaaawaw Bltxrwufa A MICUAXIJS Bai FUR TREMIMINGS LArunSTVAEIXTT LOWEST FBICES Abo Tmpeta aladk and Capetv Sealakln fjaMues redyed Bke new trimmed aaidrezaouV eiai JTaza altered aad repaired THE NEW FUR STORE 114 KasrsT 8U Tbarlaw Black It IX WlJtDarnXEB Practical Torrtera Highest price paid An Baw rar FOR SALE lTarnituro in Souse a TOfiogaroiJsr sit btocktos CorMaifetM9 TElXlH0HEKi40 PI0iSIWH0la79 OTEW SERIES RjwntTert T1 tn hi AnttilAn AS a A thepuolio coaTcnienc raqulres that DeTlta street between Vallejo and areraraicls preetannbertt7nten and Oreewstreets fngcttaad Brodertck teeetiSl 5jtntVm of this Board to orcer ta am tab jliwedtwroajrtto tlwproTlstona rtin ct fSi11 AJtocofeTfartat power trsoa 11863 vr rT P1 Ana ues aa nmay atrected to adrertlae tt1 2looliIfd by law OTw KnSe29fl8 ATOpawyDwwitTirtv A waaftaTTidalwiawias OwktawB TAa AbliorarweUwniwjiion7ArrOTO Eeyar OUIenia Meatman TaUeaftr JQ AaCB8Ettttertr Sf 5 STf attejo te Graewwtsllatneta KAAIa lew It tl tKTt 1 Ai Board la aocordjVw1tli thjoeUtlo LSJ0 tx and axtenaioB of 2SSlSTi8a Vjolo tireeawlO S3S iHi1LH Ja BaralW wttb HooU and Broderlek atreeta or a axm i tfl tn vt akatraeUL Aa mtrmimitt ni 22SS55R52 JatreeSTofiTnT faarldtb of alAlT elattTBSfeetBnd nine 2j HoKerV1 Adopted by Uwfollowtnaryotet Keyar OtUnaaidCinaa Valla fflhe.