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fa rs vjji gW vfamT WrFS asifeo Its jsEEtA3jfciscd ctiiosicEE ffriAMyoA VISCEtXAKEOrs ft MOSDATi 3iSVBX 171887 i ra I is 4 Sf If wS CBBoxicti BUtcH omtB lUaxtr 134 lUrket street Wnrnx inmn 1514 Folk i XiMKM Weee ititwath aa Oaaxajn 8ol Broadway AtCTTW mo TO DiT Br BorecTdy Cos Baal tatata at salt nam 19 Stemgomcry itrwtit Uo clock By BCEtern 4 Sanr Hasaotd rnraitnrsvon rn law 31 mjaatraet at 11 oclock By BBW Darts A Cat DUoacetta tcll down at 14 detect By rltiM BMHlM CmiiteT a remises 420 PoweU street at 11 ofJoefc By Shnrnons Frrrnfrare tcatsal room 1323 atsrkst afreet at 11 oclock By Oat Leyy fiioek and fljtarr saloon premises 22 Baker street as 11 Cdack AMtborrrs ALCAzaa THXATzav LUUaJaekBlMppiTr Baswut Titkarak Locratta Borgia BniT Tttkann Zttkn Trvoss Remesia Tkz Wwwan Speclaltkas raxoaAXS Tun Bnttl of Waterloo Sews From the Pacific Send roar Eastern friends a runtadtr et Pacific coast Only SO cents tar th taaxtr Chbohicu for four mt AH KXTilAOBUUkABY WBKCK The wreck ol tb schooner Parallel end Cm subsequent explodes of too riant powder on board with tie disastrous el Ueta at the CUT form a marine disaster that almost orulvaled outside the romances Clark BusseD Ia he tot place the schooner was drawn upon the rocks off the Headi in almoat the same msaser as the IB fated Atlantic Accord ins to the aterlaaot the Captalkand the sesmea thej tried to get to sea twice against head winds and the third attempt nade on 6etardar ereaing vith an inanf Sdent wind red to te disaster which ceased so much damage The Captains coarse in not then throwing ent an anchor is open fHtlcitjatiit it msj be arced in extenuation of his conduct that may hare retarded the ehances of beachlnf the verael as better without the strain which a dragging anchor would hsre firm But his neglect to fire off a rocket discharge a gun admit of no excuse All TweeJa going oat of port are proTlded with rockets The discharge of one of these would bays warned the life saving serrice men Whether they could hare sared the teasel la an open qaertien but thcytreserred at any rate to be glTen the chance It seeau slmoat incredible that the matter should hare Ignored the first and simplest courts when ressel Is in peril It was equivalent to a mans refusal to give an alarm If he dis corered that his boose was on Are fer what followed the wreck no ana seems to hsve been to blame The powder Tldentiy exploded by concussion and no human power could hare preyeuted this disaster That it did not cause greater loss life Is both fortunate and remarkable Had the yessel gone sshore in the little cots last south of the point where she rack nothing could bare laved the Inmates of theeottsge ss well as of the CMS Hoase As wsa the escape of several of the sleeping occupants ef the eottage was miraculous The dlssster furnished the sensation of a Sunday and tens of thousands visited the beach to gate on the wreck REVO WOIslT0aCAyCIJBi iia c8acraaiento dispatch jwlBofcev iBui4V JMWail6witt0 of caucus methods The caucus ought be in this agea thing of the part is an outrage on the people of California nil of every other State It gives a minor ity of anj Legislature tha power of mst tsgfbe msjo lty vote for any man who has the money or the influence to purchase the minority and to compel the honest majority to vote with them It seems to us that every member of the tegislttnre at Sacrameato who has been elected by his constituents fa sent there to rnrcetut ahem sot only by mating lust laws hut by appointing agents or representatives or Senators to represent the whole State and to serve for the benefit ef the entire community both Democrats and Bepub Beana And when the entire Ke pubHcsn contingent end the independent Democrats in our Legislsture allow themselves to be led by the nose by a lmall clique they are surrendering their man hood their independence and the dety they owa to the communities that sent them to Sacramento How it to a well known fact that the Republicans In our Legiaialoxe have not rotes enougli to sead a member of their own party to WsshiagMn With that fact so strongly apparent what better use could they mala of the votea they poasesi than to use them to select some man In the Democratic party who is not a rank partisan and who will by his marked abilities be of material benefit to this 8tate in the halts of Congress If the in dignant Democrat who faave been so badly tricked have the backbone which they profess to hare let them vote for some representative Democrat and if he be an able and honest man the Republicans ean show their wisdom and their independence of old caucus methods by Joining hands with these Democrats and electing an able representative thus making California the first Stats where legislators have asserted their right to vote for the best men when they cansot elect one of their own political faith Such a result would be one ef the heaviest blows ever received by this old obsolete outrageous caucus Jobbery which has prevailed In American politics for more thsn twsnty years IBltlGATIOS SCHEMES isommKiim a for Stakes WHEELMENS COUXTRY EUS THE sKW UOUUOS BIXVL Baseball at Alameda and Central Park and a Selection of Other Sports Notwithstanding the fact that so many thousands were attracted to the scene of war and tamed rnta Third street aid hundreds watched then until they passed ootof sight At Jackson and Tilth streets the procession halted while liners Louden and Gibber two well known eir aeur photo grsphersr trained their ctmera on the 1 party Aa hoax was then spent in parading through the streets of Oakland and everywhere along the line of ride the hhbitn hftm th ttMi and their distinguished guest The road to HsywardswM then taken and after a smart run van iwnarosu reacnea ing for the eomisg of the bicyclists and Stevens was the recipient of a pretty tribute in the shape of a bouquet of violets adorned with knots of bine and white ribbon Htjwanii vu reached borUj aittr the usual dinner hour but the host of the hotel spared no pains in catering to the wants of the wheelmen At 3 oclock the first detachment started on the homeward journey There was no order observed oa the retime trip the In the wreck and explosion near the Cliff i rSrnoXSr House yesterday the usual Soaday sports were fairly patronized ttuch Interest wsa maaifested in a series of cocking mains which were conducted at a spot within 100 miles of this city The chief event was a battle between aBanFraa eisco bird and a feathered representative of San Jose for 200 a side which wss won by the local fowl The wheelmens ran to Haywarda was a Ten successful affair in which the renowned Stevens took part At Alameda the Greeuhood A Morsns defeated the Ba vsrlya while tba Ptooeexs succumbed to the aH conquering Louif ifUei at Central Park At Shell Mound the German Fusileex Guard held their monthly medal shoot and at East Berkeley the opening ef Ushers Eureka Sporting Pavilion was tic nalfzed by starring bouts and other athletic exercise riGHTIKG CUASTlCLirEBS The Bouse of Kcpresentatlvei teems determined to set In earnest upon the Mormon question and the bill passed iast Wednesday unless it shall be emasculated in the Senate sill be the most effective messure yet tried for the abolition of polygamy sad the downfall of the Mormon hierarchy The adoption of a rule of evidence permitting the lawful husbsnd or wife of an person prosecuted for bigamy polygamy or unlawful cohabitation to be a competent witness against the accused while It is sn Innovation upon the ordinary custom is msde necessary by the exigencies of the situation and will go far to remove the chief legal difficulty In the way of conviction The trouble has not been that the offense has not beeb committed but that he prosecution hat been hampered by this and similar rules of evidence which did not penult the truth to be told In all its repalsivenesa This obstacle being removed we msy expect such frequent convictions that polygamy will soon become a thing of the past and Itah will be redeemed from the blight which has hung over her for many years A no lesi important provision of the new bill Is the peremptory dissolution of the financial corporations known as the Church of latter Day Saints and the Perpetual Emigration Fund Company These two corporsaocs are blotted out of existence with a stroke of the pen and the AttorneyAttorney General is directed to close up their affairs by legal prorrs This action if carried out will be a death blow to the monetary power of the Mormon Church and will put an effectual stop to Its proselyting Every year the faithful sheep are ahorn for the benefit of the shepherds and their hard earned money is rated into the church treasury to be usrd fortbe penonsl comforts and luxuries of the head men and to form a fund to be used for entrapping silly men and women in England and America This will put a period to Mormon Immigration and of necessity lessen the revenues of the Church and diminish its power for doing evil The measure is a summary one but desperate diseases require aesperate remedies snd the people of the United Stales will certainly approve any action of Congress not actually unconstitutional which will break up and destroy this bot bed of crime and lust which has so long been concealed under the veil of religion FurUtr than this all laws new existing for the organization of the Territorial militia and the creation of the famous Kauvoo Legion are annulled ana abrogated This Is as tt should be Mormons ar not fit to be trusted with arms and very military organisation in Utah is a constant menace to the Federal authority Now If the Senate will pass this bill aa it teaches that body from the House we aa Americans ean begin to hold np our heads and congratulate ourselves on the speedy extinction of the reUe of barbarism which hat so heavily weighed down our clvlHss tton Sf better evidence eould be given of the rapid extinction of the buffalo on the Western plains thaa that furnished by William Uornaday who was commissioned by the Smithsonian Institution to procure a set of ipeclmeni ranging from the calf to the full grown anlmsi He found twenty Are after ranging over a wide extent of territory In Montana and hli conviction li thai a few yeari more wtllsee the virtual extinction of the animal that once covered the prairies in vast herds This result is due mainly to pothunters wha have slaughtered the buffalo for his hide and who have piled their work in all seasons With the improved breech loading guns a small band of hunters could exterminate the buffalo in a Wide range daring a single season THB method of the Chinese tt home were shown la the two serious riots which took place Iat month in Wlncbow and In Hongkewth foreign settlement of Shang haL One mob was Incensed by the exportation of rice which raised the price of this necessary atapU the other wss an attempted raving on a contractor who had not made prompt payment to his men In both the essentially lawless character of the people was shown a lawlesauesa which has resulted recently In Hongkong in daylight robberies and assaults The Eastern people who fancy that the coolie fa law abiding should read some of these records of rima among the Chinese It night throw Ught on the opposition which the Pacific coast shows to toeh undesirable rmmigrsnta Assembly bill 12 introduced by Mr Wright of Stanislaus illustrates the position taken by the Chboviclx that the present Legislature does not and cannot possess a sufficiently accurate knowledge of the vast subject of irrigation to legislate Intelligently The first line of his bill provides for action to be taken by fifty freeholders of lands susceptible of one mode of irrigation from a common source bat does not provide sny means for the ascertainment in advance of such action of that most important preliminary fact whether a certain district of lands la actually susceptible of one mode of irrigation from a common source Here Is the gist of the whole matter We re thoroughly in sympathy with those who need water for purposes of irrigation but we urge again that definite action ean be properly and efiecrively had only after a thorough scientific investigation of the topography of the country in the water needing districts This Legislature should appoint a commission not from its own members but of men eminent in their profession as civil and hydraulic engineers whose duty it should be to survey and map the country where irrigation is a necessity showing in detail the water courses with their natural flow the configuration of the country the position and extent of the water sheds the capabilities for storage of water the facilities for the construction of canals and ditches in short a clear comprehensive system which will be applicable to all the country needing irrigation and which shall be a guide to the Legislature in disposing of the available waters of the State There is but one problem How to make the water do the sreatest good to the greatest umber But that problem is a difficult one That one solved all the rest such as the formation of districts raising money for improvements etc 1 mere matter of detail But what Is the use of providing a system of taxation and bonded indebtedness without ssiertaining definitely that the improvements projected will be of practical value It is true that the Wright bill provides for a bearing before the Board of Supervisors on organising the irrigation district and that the board shall not include within the district any lands not susceptible ef irrlgstion by the same system bat no means are pointed out whereby the board can determine this question either by survey or otherwise and the board would necessarily have to rely upon the statements of the petitioners for the district wno might be nonestly mistaken as to the facts We wish the matter of irrigation conld be settled at once bat we cannot see how it can be done without some such preliminary investigation and topographical surveying ss we have sugsestsd If the extra session had taken some such step ssAllll flhiinjli WesjLl probably be knosffinow for the nreaentefsialature to mawe use of intelligently buPk was not and we think this Legislature wfifi have to de what the extra session failed to do MCKPHT ASPHYXIATED Death ef a Pramlneet Democratfo Peltttetan John Murphy the well known Democratic politician is dead and there Is little doubt that his death was the result of an accident He entered his room in hit residence at 16lOPost street at 10 S0 oclock Saturday night and that was the last seen of him until 8 JO oclock yesterday morning when his wife entered the apartment for the purpose of calling bim to breakfast When she opened the door the room was Oiled with emote and her husband was sitting in an armchair Thinking be was asleep the called nil name several times Falling to receive an answer she then shook him gently and was startled to discover that he was dead His mouth was open and it was evident that he had died while gssplng tor breath and without con vujiout The gas vu homing and a large flame burned up nearly ten Inches above the burner the tip of which had Deen oroaen tt seems mat ne nao ugnrea A Well Fooght Xaln far Heavy Money Stakes i Early yesterday morning several indi viduala of the genua sports met at the Southern Pacific depot at Fourth and Townsend streets The bags that various members of the party carried were far from suggestive to an outsider but when the occupants of the receptacles began to crow lustily the bystanders soon Jumped at a conclusion as to the1 object of the trip The guardians of the peace were complc uous by their absence and therefore interference was not apprehended on their part Monterey claimed a majority of the passengers on the train which sped aiona slowly to Valencia street and there gathered a further contingent of the fancy headed by the veteran eoek Eghter Con Mooney After an hours run down the line the appointed place of meeting was reached The unusual gp etacle of such a latge rrowd of persons seemed to astonish the residents of the little village who stood aghast at their doorways watching the throng as it wended along the main streeL Their fears of an invasion were soon hilled ssthe crowing of the confined chanticleers betrayed the cause of their owners vUit Cpon arrival at the spot ehoren it was found that since the last fight the caterer bad put up a redwood shed with two tiers of aeau for bis patrons auxommodstions A neatly painted ring some twelve feet in diameter was located in the center of the shed the Inside of the woodwork being lined with a gaudy calico stufied with straw and hay The San Francisco contingent was greeted hesrtily by about thirty real dents of the Garden City who had traveled to the acene in buggies Melodious Castilian mingled with rich Milesian tones as the merits of the different birds were discussed The bags containing the San Francisco birds were hung upon a fence while thcae belonging to the San Jose sports were safely ensconced In an adjacent stable guarded by a descendant of the hidalgo Much time was wasted In efforts to raise funds and In making matches the Intervals between talking being filled up by frequent visits to the bar where liquors and a bountiful supply of corned beef sausage and pie was served About noun the first match was made and the owners of the birds were soon engased in the task of catting out This work conaista in trimming with scissors the feathers of the neck belly and end of the tall to as close a degree a possible The gaffs or spurs of steel with keen knife Lke edees were then fastened on to the birds legs and thus armed tor the fray they were carried into the ring The first main was between two San Francis brel birds weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces and 5 pounds 4 ounces respectively the match being for 30 Both birds were in fine condition and well matched and strangely enough the odds were even With erect cret ts the gams birds flew at each ether with vigor pecking and striking wih vim They fought well dealing vigorous blows on the belly and neck until both birds were dripping blood After several counts a score of six wss given to the Hastings bird his opponent Muff much to his owners disgust declining to continue the fray The great event of the day was next on wak to the chagrin of the city breeders who have returned home minus several hundred dollars Yesterday the tables were tamed and the Golden Gate rooster was the champion San Joae sports were confident of victory snd beta ranging fiorn lisiO tol upon their bird were freely offered and taken by their opponents Stakes on the main amounting to iOO a side were deposited In the hands of a mutual friend and after a deal of argument opwn who should fill the office of judge the main began Con Moonev fought the Frisco bird the JapadV and the San Jote bird tub handled by the pet breeder of that city At the outlet both birds appeared to be game bnt after a few passes me bis Japan with his long nek and bill struck the dan Josean a terrific blow upon the aide of bis crop earning the blood to pour out and followed this strike with a swinging down strofca with the gafts upon his adversarys breaat Then it became apparent that the country bird was weakening bat with asu Jreme effort the San Joeean flew at the apan catching Um fair on the crest This blow angered the big bird and one more tmtt with hiinnwerfnlraffalaid hiaonoo I nent dead Seeming uncontented with his victory Japan continued picking at me atsd bird and flapping his wings uttered a loud crow of exultation The result of the fight was a great surprise to the San Jose men who were very seii connaeni oerore me maun uegau varrlna from S30 to The San Fran ciftco delegation were hizhrv plessed with the days sport which wul probably be re Stevens returned in company with Chief Consul Welch and Messrs McDonald Gibson and Letcher The ran was a most enjoyable one and great interest was evinced in the wheel men by people along the route At Hay wsrus uie populace lurum vui en weave and gave the party an enthusiastic reception Although there were so many bicy clists of all cradea in the saddle not an ac cident occurred to mar the pleasures of the run Sparring at East Berkeley At East Berkeley yesterday afternoon the sporting men of the vicinity gathered at John Mabels place on San Fable avenue In response to as announcement of the opening ef Eureka Pavilion which is hereafter to be conducted under the management of Thomas Barry The pro gramma included an exhibition by Professor Forrestell the sword iwaliswer and concluded with a sparring exhibition be waa witnessed by a fairly urge crowd Announcement was madethstthe Pavilion Bad been rented by the Irish American Athletic Club which will give sparring exhibitions every two weeks A Day at Shell Hsaad The monthly shoot of the German Fail leer Guard Captain Volkmann took place at Shell Sound Park yesterday with the following result Firt class medals Tiedgen 43 Stettin 42 Jansen t2 Second class medals Schaeier 39 Maack 39 Uu 33 Honorary memberMajor Klose 41 TttK XAKMEVr STRIKE IHE PACinO aXOPE the gas uioo entering the room and then seating himself upon the chair had been asphyxiated by the smoke from the gas peatvd at an early date BASKBALL Phenomenally Light Travel on the Troubled Keeds Travel was lighter on the Sutter and Geary street cable roads last evening than on any previous evening since the strike Car after car left Kearny street on both roads absolutsly empty and very few carried more than half a dozen passengers A fsir business had been done during the day though on the Folk and Larktn street line empty cars were the rale and those un passenger ute exception The carmens coaches were crowded and many stood at the street corners along the Use and vainly endeavored to gain even standing room in the vehicles The receipts were the largest taken in any day ana several 5 pieces were found in the boxes when they were opened Some of the Sutler street rismen and a lew conductors wore uniform caps yesterday to which were affixed the new badges designed same time ago by Superintendent jtcvora cars nave Deeu run souiu oi Market street on the Ninth street road after dark since the strike Mrs McHuin who was inlured by the explosion under the Suner etreet car on inursoaj nignt is sieaaiiT growing worse Last evening she was feverish and the pain in her head and ears was intense She it delirious at times When she wsa thrown from the car she lost her purse which contained 17 and lay In her lap She was a hard working woman and Is without means of support What was considered the lesser explosion of the two may prove to be the most serious in its results A boa griomen ran his dummy into the bumpe in front of the Sutter street Companys office giving the passengers a bad shaking np anu wrecking toe grip At 1115 oclock last evening an incompetent gripmsn on Sutter street ran a train into the bumper in front of the office smashing the grip and disabling the dummy A police officer who was stationed on the dummy to watch the slot for the gripmau was thrown violently to the ground severely hotting ha band and bruising his side Three ladies were in the car These were thrown with force Into one corner and one of them had some teeth loosened Several of the police ptotest that It ight to compel them to nde on dummies in the bands of Incompetent limb rlpmen exposing them to loss corope of life and The canren have engaged another com modious stable for the additional brses they will need with the new omnibuses the are negotiating fur TOPOLOBAMPO An Enthusiastic Letter From a Communistic Colonist The following is a portion of a letter which has been received by Mrs rennett Secretary of the Credit Foncier Company from Isaac Sumford who left this city on December 8lh for Topolo bampo thr site of the commnnlstic colony established in Mexico and which was ex tensively described in the Chbosicle last Monday The letter Is dated Topolobampo December 2ttth and was written by Isaac Romford who It may be remembered gained notoriety in this city ss the exponent of Edenic or vegetable diet Through his efforts Mrs Beers Bell Stow of Social Science Sisterhood fame was con verted to the vegetable diet but from the relishing way that Mr Rum ford writes about beef and fish it may be presumed that be haj changed his views ad well as his diet We bad a splendid trip One remarked now eaffy it whs to adapt herself to cOD4inooci that she would have ihougftt unendurable at home The engineer told roe tt waa ooe of the mota Deareftil trios of the vesr We rot off the steamer to our sloop on Sunday at Mon day eveumg we came np aiocrsFie inv Hone pier at tpo where the coioo flts 170 tn number were waltlag to receive na TnefHan ley tmuy played rloe stratus of manic to greet toannivenialhaiduukiiff and a saiiperuiax should have sattshed anv appetite with Us varietv or Deer nan oread baiter sauce ten androffep Tbe city now cxtststaof tenia on tte hruiude ami looks like a mlulDK camp but tt win kiotv ainereat wnen it cumej 01 age it is a beantif ol sight to see the little nab lm aactr ADXXRTtsvMXirtsi Hosrtaast CattteiBamgs StUetde ta Cemetex Bpedai lspstfcies te tbe Cttnosram RsxsaA IM Tlv January 18 Mna fitnt specials from various section ef the Territory as to the condition oi stock on the ranges are as follows Fort Shaw re pxjrta front Angnita and that section state that now 1 badly drifted in several places ani the roundisebare In others Ke Josses ef sheep have been reported Stockmen report cattle in good condition At Fort Benton the stockmen say that prospects are Tery favorable for stock gohrg through the winter So far there has been no Ion of stock from the severe weather although the ranges are eaten down very close and it will be necessary for stock to have few storms to get through Tbe chineok ef last week has made good grazing and li there are no more heavy snowstorms for a week stock will then be prepared to go through the winter in good shape Prospects for snow are favorable At Fort Asstnaboine that being an Indian Teservatlon there are bat very few head of stock in the vicinity The Mid weather and deep now ben had no bad effects At Miles City for the past two days the temperature hat been about frrexing point and the snow has been gradually disappearing until there is not now mere than foaror five inches on the ground A gen tlemen Just in from the range reports that ce oat ieen a lew oa wees cows wiui calves that diart dnrf nr last weeks severe weather but it is not generally thought that the loss of any kind of live stock so far amounts to anythrng worth considering Bhonld there be several successive weeks of very severe weather there can be little doubt that tbe loss to herds brought over the trail last rear would be grist but bo one here seems to fear mare rial losses among livestock that has already passed ooe winter on these rangea It ia a fact however that moat of these ranges adjacent to Miles City are dangerously overstocked and that the grass wss last tail ana summer eaten down more cioseiy than ever before and unless the rattle are kept well back is the hills where the grass was allowed to grow unmolested for want of water is them during the summer It cannot be expected that they will come out of the winter in condition to fatten for market very early next summer This report is confirmed from all points in the Yellowstone valley The Riddle Case Settled San Leu Obispo January 16 The Jury in the Blddle WiQ caaa returned Into court list night aboBt 10 oclock and announced their agreement AS a verdict There were same twenty questions to answer the principal being Waa Phillip Blddle of sound snd dlrooslng mfnd at the time he made the alleged will 7 To this the lory answered so Was he labortsg nnder a delusion tn regard to his family when he disposed of his property To this the answer waa yes Was tbe will before tbe Court the hut will and testament ol Phllli Biddle Tbe answer was no because of his sot being of sound mind it could be no will Upon these questions the vote of the jury was unanimous and to one or two unimportant questions there was but one disaentins voice There were eleven Jurymen and the trial occupied forty two days costing over 20000 Tbe jury and the costestuit Mrs Hummer are highly congratulated upon the agreement and upon the verdict Shot Dead Frxjso January 16 Fred Nelson was killed by Michael Morris at Paiges new vine aid near tbia place last evening Four young Scandinavians were camping together and after finishing work yesterday prepared tbetr guss to go hunting today Morris told Nelson it wss his turn to get snpper but the latter said he would not do the work Morris picked up his gun and pointing it toward Kelson said be Morris would kill him If he did not As he said this the gun was discharged the shot striking Nelson in the left breast Inflicting an instantly fatal wound Morris claims that the shooting waa accidental a i be was only playing with Kelson and that he does not know how the gun waa discharged Morris compsnions substantiate his statement though the sentiment of the Subtle Is that there waa something behind le act not yet disclosed Suicide on Bis Mothers Grave Sacamxsto January 16 About noon to day Harry Owen White a sign painter by trade went to hit mothers grave In the Masonic plot In the City Cemetery and committed suicide by shooting himself through the head Deceased had been drinking heavily a long time and about a month ago his wife secured a divorce Deceased left a letter in which he said he had been brought into this world without consultation and proposed to end it as he saw fit Deceased had lived in Sacramento many years and was a native of Indiana aged about 40 years Highwaymen In Sacramento Sacxax exto Jsnnsry 16 The nightly depredations of robber In this city are filling the citizens with alarm Last night tbe entl re police forte and a number of detectives were patroling the city yet Charles Kagle a printer was eto up on Seventh street between and II and robbed of 16 50 About tbe same time and in the same vicinity Thomas McAl pine employed by Uolbroek Merrill A Stetson waa knocked senseless and robbed of 18 SUbbed In the Back HoLLiBTia January 16 George Hudner and Tennessee Joe had a quarrel over a game of cards In Pslmtags saloon to night and Hudner struck Joe In the face Joe left tfie saloon and presently returned with a knife and coming behind Hudner cut him severely across the cheek and neck nsrrowty missing the jognlar vein and also slabbed htm in the aaek The wounds are severe but not dangerous San Jnke Will Advertise Sax Josr January 16 The Committee of the Board of Trade has secured 1200 raontaly subscription to the fand to advertise the resources of this coanrr Excursion train from Los Angeles will run daring tbe Citrus Fair satisfactory arrangement having been made with the railroad managers tk casts jOf jday is vym tderous sWyJUvis a aV ii ANftJLUK Will GaicklV Curt Co Cold finlhroat 1000 M18CEIXAXKOCB 1st llll CLEARANCE Sill i 000 Ski OFFERED AT ASTOUNDHGLY LOWPKICES ReanefenslJiipiralell in is Histuiy of the Diy Goods Trade in Pan Fancisco jqncaiXajrgopg mssm DEPABT3IENK BEST QUALITY MaMDteuiuin ASB Silk Gros Grain Ribbon In Every Shade at LESS THAN HALF PBICE IB Koalas twa 4 to 22 RIBBONS at I Cent per Yard RIBBONS at aCenti per Yard RIBBONS at 3 Cents per Yard RIBBONS at 4 Cent per Yard RIBBONS tt 5 Cents per Yard RIBBONS tt 8 Co per Yard RIBBONS at 10 Cents per Yard To Customers in tbe Interior Reward The Sutter Street Railroad Company will pay the sum of One Thousand Dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who participated in causing the explosion on the track of this company on Post street on the 13th inst Dated January 13 1887 MORROW President Sutter Street Railroad Company To the above reward I will add the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars CROWLEY Chief of Police THIS WEEK A NKW STRUCTCBE Flaa mtiuc so near the shore that a Utile boy dlppea an two ta his cm of water Can are abundant of frraat variety and very fine tn qotttv Oca nary 11 useful as a collector pi heavy scientific brio a brac If for nothing tlie The Mohican ho succeeded In oag ginf one of th pcehistorie stona Images oi Easter island which1 have long been objects of Interest ta scitntfcu The Image for the Smithsonian lostitntion We would cuggwHhat 1 1 the institution requires any further eurioslUea from th euth tea it would do wan to engage the services of torn of our local defaulters and embea alera Menj who have the skill to deau up all the coin in sight ought to flndnodlffl csltr In robblnt the guileless South tea Islander of his cherished images A kbv eue of the gvpsUe will be formally crowned at Dayton Cs la for eUya 8h It a titter of th lata oaten and unlike most ot the tribe th has tome valuable property which cannot be moved In a waioi From the greet admiration that EdjetSL Wexamaa hat evinced fat tblt wandering people would be only fair ta elect hint at king He has ditcof cred noble jnalltiee In the race which no oneelMtigileiJtbUtodUcoTeraodbJi jj tlmaginadve affbrtt should receive soma 1 reward 7 Tna Chinese authorities have mad a rtBcementstor th prompt payment of th tlalnu of iha Briaur mittionariea whose property wee looted In tte lata Can Klnz riota hut with eharacterjttie caution thgy hart ttrtn no dtt for paring th American eUlmt It will probably take nressur tn ftrUeW tn COinout Of th ff heaato tt bte4 3SL i i TTBetner ffcertUfy Bayard will be abl to HgSi tjrfhimatatolnfUcttaitditCflnrtejyon 3akalB66iM4 k7 while sleeping Coroner Stanton was notified and at once made an investigation He concluded that death was tho result of an acctuent and that no Inquest would be noceaaary Tbe deceased waa a native of Massachusetts and aged 41 years In addition to hit wife he leaves two children Mr Murphy represented the Tenth District two terms ia the Assembly and In 1878 detested Congressman Morrow for Senator of the Slnth District In ibis city fie also iuuceedtd Captain Al Friu at Cid taln of the Galling Battery besides being prominent among the Free Masons ander whose auspices he will be burled to morrowmorrow at 1 0 clock rEKSOXAL XOTKS 0 0 McXeea of Grass Valley It In the elty Uluscock of Colusa Is here on a visit Bedell of Colusa came to town yesterday Judge Deal ot Virginia Sev Is at the Palace Captain 8 Floyd of tbe Lick Observatory Is in town 0 Wlckenham the banket ef Peta luma Is In town George Morse a prominent lawyer of Boston it visiting this city and is at the alaca Klbbey and Xattbew Sage two I imminent rait raisers of Klverttde are a town Wharf and Wave Although a beautiful day on the c3y front tt was almost barren oi it usual crowd of Sunday strollers the attraction of the day being the acene of the wreck near tna tuo tiense The Madrona of the Life Caving Service is now lying off Section 3 oi the seawall 8ha will start In a day or two for San Diego and otlwr southern porta The Alexander asealing schooner tailed yesterday morning for the northern seas There still remain anchored off aieigga wharf the Theresa Helen Blum and Oner which will follow tho Akrtndot tn a few The Melrose ama in from a north coast xntiia ujtniu and Inst her anchor in I the attempt to anchor out in the stream in dercoostd treble speed i a Bow la a Saloon Jfsggia Cohen one ol the eondnetortof a low saloon oa tbe comer of Dunbar alley and Washington street was having a lively fight Trtth rter Brown and nst exceedingly vulgar language when otneer narry Hook Interfered Brown attempted to prevent th officer from arresting the woman and struck Hook over th eye With the assistance of Officers rtrrott and Fltrps trick Book succeeded tngetttng the fighters Into the city prison The woman was charged with disturbing the peace and vulgar Ungnage and Brown was booked for battery end Interfering with an officer in the discharge of his duty i A Womans Snadca Death Mn I Yotmsfc the keeper of tlodg ing hons at 2 selloa place was fotiad dead in edDjr lierVniec about 430 oclock yesterday afternoon The Coronet was notified and the bodv removed to ths Jtorgusv As a physician had been treating lira Valine for heart disease tar aome tima it la loppoted that hex deata wu eaueA oy tnai complaint i a I lelinoan Tax Collection lW toltowtns flgnm computed By Treasurer Eels and Auditor Btrother show the amount of delinqoent taxes collected during the iast quarter oi 1888 1 Stat and county taxes teal property fi162 tW personal property ie327Si amount ouo the otatc 89ir78 at Ai ii i ilsnrailrriaSJeaiJ Jaii4KJorQVwa8TJyear leH down th back ttalrt ol hti residence 69 Water afreet vas tardav afternoon and sustained ia fractal of Ua right wrist bh was taken it in raesunng sospuas uw nvf The Lonlsvlllet Win th Day by a Score of 13 to 8 A large crowd was In attendance at Cen tral Park yesterday afternoon to witness the baseball game between the Luuis vlllea and Pioneers and much enthusiasm was manifested The weather was everything that could be desired and the players all appeared In good form The Pioneers went nnt to the bat with Gatus In the Ditchers box It was understood that Morris the ambidextrous pitcher of the I borne team would ociudv toe vosi oi honor and considerable dissatisfaction was manifested when he did not but Gagas delivery was good and wen for him much applause 1 ne rionecrs scorea in us nrsi inning but the Louisvlllcs did nothing until the fourth The clar wai very close until tbe end of the sixth Inning when tbe score stood five to three in tavur oi toe Pioneers but from that time tbe visitors drew steadily ahead Th score was as follows LonsvnL TR IB BS PO A I There are two kinoa of lar je ovvters similar to taoee ta Eastern Srate aifd a Mnull vrletT lltf thou in rtlLfjriA Tbe my beautiful and tbe harbor floe Cilne I Colmis lb Kotita White a a MeoX 3D Uuokc Moore 1 rlv McDonald 5 8 14 0 0 3 3 0 4 10 0 Sweat lb oe arty so Hrown 4 CaxrorUc 4 Bamap Morris Lf 4 Taylor a a 4 nucaiey xd a CaveD75b 4 5001000 8148000 3 3 I 0 4 1 AT li 17 24 ffl 23 1 riokKnaa Ta IB BS PO A I 0 0 0 1 3 0 10 ooooa Totals JO 8 IT 38 8 busts by inmost 1 1 I I It I IS UrabrrfUea 0 0 0 13 0 0 4 riOBseta 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 Earned runv rtoueen Louiartllsa 8 Three ban bits llagus Mark McDonald Brawn Two base hSa OsrroU 4 Daly 3 garty 3 dine 1 Cblllm Morris 1 Gams First base on errors Houeera I Lonbvilles 1 Bave oo called balls Loalsvllln 4 Pioneers 1 Struck out Gains 8 fouls 6 Double plays WhB ant Clin Morris Buckley and Fo will pnen uagua game 2b Svm Baseball at Alameda An Interesting game of baseball was played at the Alameda grounds yesterday between the Oreenhood et Morana and the Haveriya The Ureenhood A Horant won by a score of four to two STKTEXS IN TrtE fsADDLB Th Wheelaaen Bar sua Unpayable Ban to Uaywarde Th creek boat which left th ferry at 9J5 oclock yesterday morning carried about 120 Bay City wheelmen and mem bers of the Ban Francisco Bicycle ciab to take pan In the ran to Haywards The hero of the hour Thomas Stevens waa on of the party and had with him the Identical wheel with which he mad his circuit of the globe At the toot of Broadway on the Oakland tide torn thirty cyclist and a large number of spectators were awaiting ut arrlvalot th San Francisco contingent and Stevens became the center of an admiring group on landing At 10 oclock precisely the bicyclists to th nnmberot 150 fnrmatfl In line and started on their trls in the following order riding two and two ChleJ uonsui as weicn ana lswu Stevens Representatives of Dtviaioaa 1 Harrison and Secretary ot League Haslets SlcvrV4auauaaauauu uw wmwi iiakiandt Cantaln Meeker and cantain Hoaaeworth Csd Itrn Tuaau VJaaMiDanamuiers anuu tain uanntuv Ban juiza nneaonen members of the Senior League Club Bay City Wheelmen in command ol Lieateu ebt James tan rrancisco tijcvcie uaa In nuamand of Lieutenant McDonald Oiiianij Kamblers fa command of LieutenantLieutenant Havens San Mateo Tfnceraen ta command of lieutenant KnaDo Highland Park Wheelmen tn command of Cascaln Kosborough The rear was brought up by a number eiwbeelnien who are ant attached to any of th local dub -A more inttabl morning could hardly htv been chosen for the ride The iky wu perfectly clear and thtatr Just tharp snough to msk exereise enloysble Admirable order was malctalaed by th bUyclltti 8t thty glided tUantly np Brad 7 three blankets clothing for the day Home wear flaiiBfls aboot the same kind of dotmn required as tii uaatano an oar annsing water is Drongnt In boats from tbeialaodsin ne bay where tt la found abundantly by digging In the aund tather a not el way Dry rna ta brouahi from the inlands for heading The Chief of Ooounlmarv Deoartmrnt iuat bronchi In some sugar made bj the rnuivte It white and good navurea urMnses or wbion we nave plenty are 16 cents per dozetf Our tunnera are planting We will have green corn tn aboot tnree months and other grains later We thirty five miles from here penoi uie people uerew aiul build tbe Aral citv Lhi marefertlt a idDlentvof xoodwater There la regular hum and fruit rabch to begin with mm oere aiu xnaae a nne air San Frandnro esbedflllr with a nne creek running throagh them ft only heeaa time and labor to make thtaone of the must beauttral cules In America AU coen well and In time all can have nice homes here We do not rtsret wa came aor do we desire to return cut orr hi tosoub Homesick Japanese Attempts to Cemmlt Suicide A Japanese who has been stsjrlnc for a fuw days at tbe Japanese mission on Fifteenth street between Jefferson and Grove Oakland attempted suicide yesterday by cutting off his tongue with rtxor He succeeded Inputting off about one half of bis tongue lie was taken to the receiving hosDltai bleeding cxDlotulyand with tome dlmeuitv the how of bLxjd wu staunched and ne was resttnr easily last ntgot ni had been emnJaWassssaaailDard a vessel and was dlsehswfed ncenny8aaeher with a numbeaCf his fellow cranBSjmen He wss Jo consequence unable towturn to ilvln JaDan and trtw desanndenl for that reason He has friends at the Oakland Japanese Mission who wanted him to stay there for few days He will probably recover AMUSEMENTS Patricks VaroehUI School far Boys St Patricks Church of which Bev Cirey Is pastor has accepted the plans of Architect Welsh for Its new parochial school for boys to be erected on Everett reef between Third and rourth near the hureh The work has been contracted for and will be proceeded with at once Ihe building is to be SOxoA feet three stories In height and ot the modified Bomanepque order of architecture It will accommodate aboot 400 THaniis and cost furnished aboot S14000 The base ment la to oe nnisoea lor a playroom sua will be connected with the yard by sliding doors On the first OVor there la to be sn office for tbe teachers and three class rooms There are to be eight classrooms in all of the average site of 20x30 feet Those on tbe upper floor will connect by sliding doors The upper stories are to be fourteen feet in tbe clear and the provisions for ventilation besting and lighting are most excellent at are the provisions for escape in case ot fire two broad stairways from separate entrances connecting with each ot the Boors and the basement while an outside stairway ro the rear reaches to the secondatory Two firehose plugs will be on each floor and drinking fountains on each of th spactons corridors It Is expected that the building wril be completed and ready for the reception of pupils in August 8L Patricks has had for years a parochial school for girls In successful operation A GOOD STOUT SPOILED Slangbter Clothing Wonderful Bargains for This Week Only 75 Fancy Wonted Suits made and trimmed in the latest style for 7 50 75 Fancy Check Scotch Tweed Suits elegantly made and trimmed for Jjio 7 5 Plain Steel Gray Corkscrew Suits trimmed and made in elegant style for J12 25 75 Genuine English Silk Mixed Cassirnere Suits ithey are dan din for 1 3 50 75 West of England Cloth Suits in the prettiest shades for the season for JJ 1 5 OVERCOATS Regardless of Cost Fancy Tweed Overcoats for JJ4 75 J6 and Jo Genuine Worsted Overcoats in all shades for jio 11 and SO BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK AT THE QUMJY HALL 527 Muntgoaery Street Cw of Clay Adjoining Morning Call OfBca OBRIEN it CO respectfully inform th blic that they i they hare commenced a MAMMOTH Clearance Sale Which will be continued until the rind of this month The object of this great Clearance Sale is to reduce our enormous stock All departments have been thoroughly overhauled and the redactions made are Positively Marvelous The following are among the Extraordinary Bargains offered this week Linens Linens 25 pieces A5 tnch Fine Pillow linen reduced from 90c to 50c a yard 10 pieces 90 Inch Pure Linen SheetinE re duced from tl 60 to 73c a yard 300 dozen Fine Bleached Damask Towels reduced from t3 SO a dozen to 15c each 425 dozen Large sixe Oatmeal Lloen Towels reduced from tl 75 a dozen to 10c each 350 dozen Turkish ToweU reduced from 15c to SSc each 50 pieces Bleached Tabic Damask reduced from 60c to 35c ISO pieces 8 4 Satin Deixiask reduced from tl 25 to 75C 20 piece Fatcrlor Turkey red TJnen reduced from 65c to SOc 80 pieces Loom Damask reduced from 37c to 30a lo pieces Cream Damask reduced from 65c to 40c 125 dosen Pure lines Kapktas reduced from t2 to tl 25 a doten 210 dozen Floe Si Pinner Kapklns reduced from t2 75 to tl 75 a dozen 2400 yards All Been Crash reduced from 8Vc to 5c NO SAMPLES of these Ribbons will be sent out as tbe prices are to low that many of the colon and widths would be sold before an order could be received from samples Parties wishing to purchase can order stating width and color required and the order will be filled if possible if not money will be refunded CUKTIN 911 and 913 MAEKET STEEET Baldwtk Tbate Tna aTigado on Saturday night dravr the blggdMnfoTtse ot tbe season and tbe programme was most successful Tbe large audience enjoyed It not only from a musical point Of view but from tbe excellent performance given of moat of the characters Mr Allen as Koko scoring an immense success and keeping th people In a high state of merriment all throuih Emma Abbott hardly realised Tarn Yam but she sang ths music well and gave satisfaction Mr Hroderlck made a capital Pooh Bah Mr rtoeue an excellent Mikado and Nina Benin a cost agreeable Pita Sing The iSankt Poo might hava been improved upon bnt ha was acceptable The success was so marked that he Vljksdo will bs given again on Wednesday and Friday nights To night Locrecia Borgia tomorrow night Jn Travatorer Wednesday maUnee The Chimes of Sormaady at the eSatnrday matinee 31 anna and a long special bin for Saturday night the last of the season On Monday January Slat Clara Morris opens Bbh Stbxct THEATEa A new attraction Zltka played by an execllentcom panr will present Itself here this evening Gtutavui Leviek and Joslt BttcheUler head the east The piece it well spoken ol Atxina Thiath LIttIa Jack Shap pard has drawn large houses and will go easily another week Theplees baa new gaga Is every night The FavorlUs is bamg prepared tor next week Tivou Orsia Hocsr To night Seme sis a sparkling burlesqna and a tares called Ike Goose With tie Golden Eggs will be pet on with a strong east TBxXarn okasox Tna Una oi text watting for tna tala of tlngla night tickets to open at Sherman Clay at Cos tbia morn ins was along the aircet earl last avanine The boose will ptohaoly entirely sold 001 jor me season seioxeua cencen sflni Sheriff HcJaasa SaadU TH Cooper has fUedatnittn tfceJtit tlcef Court to recover fxn damagetfrom gherlff Uelfaaa Cooper elaims that on the 8th Inst the Sheriff wrongf any aeised eertain dlamind iewalrr Talaa aiia7 Xaradition la thit amount the plaintiff asxs tor tuu Bwconnaeirees ana unse lost Upttrsoilof hispropertyT Cnmreli Froprtj to alavcV The Trastaee of thaCoitartaa Chorea bare offered their property an Geary street between bapont and stoektoBCfee sale It ia oontidered to be worth a 120000 Trie Acoomnt af a Wreek ta the Arctic Shown to Be Pal St A dispatch from Mew York published In yesterdays Caaoarcxc announces that the schooner Maggie Calling a seal huntinghunting vessel hsd been wricked on the Prl byloff or Seal Islands In the Behring lea This communication was received from Ottawa Canada by the New YorkTYtitanr and bears opon Its face the svldonca of Its falsity No such veaael as the Oalling Is known on this coast neither Anm th Alaska Commercial Company employ any craft la hunting seals The dispatch further states that ths Capralns daughter had been navigating Us vessel for six mouths On January lOu she la reported to hava been in Behring sea wrecked and tbe young lady had been brought to Oosa Wben IT is considered that there has been no communication with the Seal Islands since Ucvow nor wttb ooaaluta sines Kovember tbe statement must be regarded as false By no tnannerof meaai could a shipwrecked crew be brought from the seal Islands In January wnlcn It the depth ot winter and as they are distant 130 miles from Oonalaska tbe trip in a skin boat would be rather haxardons The rrtsune has probably been mad the vic tim of a hoax as A Drunkards Death Thomas Turner a ntbitoal drunkard died in the receiving hospital last night from the effects of a debauch which caused his arrest on Saturday night Ha was to have been sent to tbe Home for Inebriates to day When arrested for drunkenness aboot three weeks since Turner tried to commit suicide in a cell at the city prison by hanging ntmsair witn nit suspenders WArrnsa A CLArMAST A challenge la ottered to any sac who can produce a case of torpid liver that win net tacenmo to tot intra enca of SUfMOSTS LTTEB EEaULATOH taken regularly by dtreedoa ADTTCB TO InrTarBS atRS WT5S LOW8 SOOTHUsa STBUF should always be oaad when chOdrer are catting teeth It relieves the Utile sufferer at once produces natnai aniet tJecn by rsDevuig the child from pahs and the Bale cherub awakea aa bright aa a battaa It bt very pleaeaat to taste soothes the eaBd softens the gnma allays all pain relieves wind regulsta the bowela and Is the bast knows remedy tor diarrhea whether arWng from taethh et other cauBes 23 cents WsaAXFFEB at OCTS GEiES SKAL CiaAKSar taade of naeat Havana tobacco White tabor eidnstinly employed OB S0WKLL3 nSX Ol UTZ altaU cmnrlits ApeattrveeBrsrbTriSgmsQsm CALIFORNIA Title IflsnraDce 4 Trust COMPANY 206 Sansome Street ORO MARTK In OLIVER KLDR1IK1I MILTON a CLAPP SXVADA BASK President Vlre President ftweretarf Treasurer TIUC TRUST DEPART3CZ5T OT THIS Company is prepared to undertake the snanagement of Kitates and to art as Trustee Ageot Attorney etc also aa Registrar and Trazanrr Agent of tbe stock of incorporated eompanlea Inconia eoUected and remitted Aix TacsT Ptrsna arerr acrasUTB CaplUt Stock SVSOOOO DIRaXTORS Geo Brander I Bandol wenaeu Eaason John MrKee 1 Bhepard He Best and Only Reliable Optical Establishment la the City se Havt Tear lyss aasmrst aai rAtsd to Sasetaelsa fa at the Optical Institats 47 Kearwy St doMZL Lace Cnrtains 400 pairs choice Guipure Curtains former price tt SO at 1 60 62S pairs Ray Window Curtains former price 8 at S3 60 S00 pairs Bay Wlndow Curtsina elegant goods former price t3 50 now t5 300 pain Madras Curtains former price 3 SO nowg3 300 French Uoqartte Rugs 28x80 hidies fiirmer price to now 2 SO 100 dosen Curtain Baatia at 10c a pals Blankets 450 palralO Blankets former price t2 now tl 25 a pair J23 pairs 11 4 Extra Heavy Blankets reduced from t3 SO to a nalr ISO pairs One All Wool Oregon Blanket reduced from t7 to tt 75 a pair WO pairs Extra All Wool Oregon Blankets reduced from til to t7 SO a pair Bedspreads 13 caws Crochet Spreads white and colored worth tl 23 at 75c 20 cases Marseilles Finish Crochet Spreads worth tl 75 at tl 1 caaa Haadaoms Ens Hah MarselUea Spreada worth S3 at tl 75 823 French Marseilles Spreads worth It 50 at 3 7 EASTON ELDRIDGE REAL ESTATE AGENTS A2TD QEXERAL aXCTIOKEERS Office and Salesroom Opposite Palace Hotel 618 Market St eat IS aad 1 7 Post St A Auction TO MORROW TUESDAY XAJfXTABY 18 X887 AT 12 OCLOCK AT SALES ROOK BT CATALOGUE Elegant HomeGrove Broderick Neat Residence OFarrell St Iavestmen Property Western Addition Lots Castro Street Cottage BY ORDER A3STGXEE KAenificetMoileni KctlIeicc 37 Tf Car Grave and Brdtrlk St This tK mutlnil horoe with lot 50x100 wu tUt dnrtng tlie p4 ypr od finished wlin All modem sppiitvicai crmtas 19 nwmtv btvh bo ad cold iucr rlowu wine etsUaar teotiftU Kstuiteafi plntnbiiKt tbroniftk oat toe noose oi in oem a na coodcuoim com pbrt with mjkio mtrwon patenf uton Idt waltetr curbin tbefrrtamia are ltd oot tn tasty mason ad pltuitA comprltui rtvrt fx otics erpaenre to sun lVom the Booth mad east Harestreet cable ooly one block Mo AlUntpistrpct Uie two block all dHviaz to trert north side btween 8tpitvr and Pierce contalnnslx rooms and bath also patent cio parDw sione siaewaiKA name Dewiy retrtt Aifctrtloo Choiot Jots and tmrmremeiitorf rt sida of DevWWo trt 92X north of fttrttr TnrrproVtmAnta consist of baikHng containtng siure aad tbree ronu wtreet newered and in pxxJ coodiUon DeTiiwdero street li Uie bnsi neiw strpft of thlt nectiun of th Western A4 dhiiva Saur 9treet caiil atxotiutwdaiton lot 26x100 ManatraeiiiMBgi PrprHr IaatxKe and cfaofcv ot on the fmathprlx line of ran nun uroct 135 ftt wwrtfirlv from Pnnrth TtiiB larre lot 50x120 to eemnsilj Incsfed and tn theixaHst of niannfActosiee propenx tn tat location is always tn dematnl and renta reodJIy oeproDenr is now wna ine mro roTemi i her eoa antler a raoathlj rental of SO Bran A ISTeat Attire It always an aid to every man and we hive always endeavored to place Clothing at a price within the reach of all foregoing large profits and trusting ta quick tales for our remuneration We hare succeeded We hare just opened another large intoiceef those Gents Suits Which we adrertised during the holiday and oiler them at the same low prices which CANNOT BE SURPASSED Flna Black Diagonal Sack Bnita 41 0 Fine Bins Casstmers Sack 8atts 13 00 Flae Fancy FlaM Osarfmera Bade Softa 14 00 FlaarajCaaHalr UB8ackbufta 13 00 Plaid Csaadmers Sack eolta 10 OC Pine Caaalraera Halr llM Back 6ata 8 04 SPECIAL A fan Una of OaasiaMre Soil at Only 7 00 Lsa Full Una of Flaa Fancy Worsted aad Bloa Piijue Salts from A30 to t2 Another Special We have still a foil ling of those Serriceabla Boys Sotts at tl 5 a salt ThePlazaStores CHAS licHHEIMER 706 to 720 KEARNY STREET REMEMBERpaKffii234 on each article from wtlcb tiers la no oeTtai The Weekly CHRONICLES I manaftkcroyiea ropery tn rah ayv uj aemi Ibe property Is now arti theraoa aoaer a moots nan street Is sewered and pared plaak sidewalk eiecaot BulidlnrIots Wes term Addition Soutn atOe ot Fallon street lTTf feet vest from Webster street Tbeaa elegant tMlM hur lots each aTil37 are ail ready for boUdtna tbe aurrouudliiga are ail of tbe beat clan cable commooJianoQ to tbe proparty TEHiLH cash can obtain 60 per cent on mort gase If aalred Wsstara Addition Batldlnc Lots South aide Washington street 13C fret east of Derlaadsro Tbese ftour choice bnlldlna Iota eaeu 27 by 127 414 are In the midst toe improvements aaa in a very pleasant part ot from afreet cable acoonunodatlatt ttaa Caatn 8t Cable Bond Beautlfal cosy home SOS ostret brtweeo Markai and SeTanteenth eontaina rooms neat arnrden front and rear atarket atrset can only a half bloc hlrt aToand rood drainage fine sanabine SSxMO BPrXIAL ttfiERAL CBEDIT TEX3CS on emrb naraaL For calalogTiea mans ani full details apply to KASTON RLDUlUGh Real Hrtate Asents and flmeral Auctioneers Office and salesroom 914Markets reet opposite lalace Hotel and 15 aad 17 Post at Shotguns Rifles Pistols Flannels GOLD ZYXOLASSEB FROM at Ur ward Gold Spectacles from aparara Flaa Btael Bpactaclea with petmeat3 Has jibber Oooda as corraapondtnfvy a care is esaiLSjeu ia at aerecdia alf ht and owsrlcaa Th greatest can Is exercised la arena or au axaosai iTaUJCToPatot li Kill WW NV Wlin BecoTtrlag all defaca of um eye DncoraU aJJSUTj jwsot laatrnmaats and Hra tema tasad odIt as others are wortaiasa Bit 1 EEBTELDiS Seieatiis Optima as7 isaarny airsat it Sa 1st farist tat laatkar 491 KEW ADrXBIISKsnQtTt BMlMRim IODIDE OF JRON rM i A PFKOVID BT TKI XCtSSSCT OF SSSas JSZl c3S5i rs World far ferafdla Tamart AUnfa TlIKi tA Ha Rranafasitwfam Pmrtt LTOtOIIUA CO Afraatt forth Units sKatafc sVddbTBraalstapoatanr 5 TOU CAS OBTAIN Art EUHOPEA3ST Preniitiin Bond BOAS 430 Hanata oaaorjr Itroot rooms at COAI WAOTED rrrHiotriciranVERatnrrSG ooisTAJtr 1 New Almaden InTltrs anpotals for supplying about 6000 loot of first miallty Btsani tSallaiS87 UaoJtotM delrrered at wharf of Coma BaRrsad Oakland ta lota of about 320 Baaaoms strew Boom A GpELESaTILTON Engineer and Snrreyor fTlWXSTTTHSIa TEA US ZXPX i neocs ta comity sorreyors saJoe Chaj SBOderata and att work gaaraateed Tak Tamr nan toiraiiister aooor 378 place drat qnalKy Jersey Flannels to oaeloasdoatatSOo 100 places Whit Bhakir Flannel tab closed out at 12Hc I 100 places Haary TarUlad Scarlet Flannel reduced from SOc to 25c SSOptecaa Twilled Scarlet Flannel reduced from 60c to 85c 30 cases Ilearj Canton Flannel worth 12C at 7c Cotton Goods 27 cases 10 JfUeached Sheetiag to closed ootatlfPSc 10 caaes i Shtbic to doeed oat at 10c cases 38 Inch Pars Heavy Bloacbed alosEn former price 10c too closed oot at 7c 8000 pieces Satin Foalarda tsst dark colors to be cljaad oat at Sc 1500 ptacos ladlgo Calicos fast dyes at So 1300 pieces Suple Otaitiams now Sc lfiOO ptecea Whit Piaaea now Vic Note An offering of this kind has never before been placed before the public The sale is genuine and values will be found fully as sub stantial as represented Samples sent frw by WeDa Farao A Co Orders Kcetvt prompt and careful attention MURPHY BUILDING Cor Maiket fc Jones Sts TTXX7BOVK UlO jcai Premmm rah ASD THE WEEKLY QS CHRONICLE 1 Year fiQk for hJ jj We hare made arrangements ta secure a large quantity of Watches for the benefit of subscribers The Chronicles Premium Watch Case is Nickel Silver and will always remain as bright as a new silver dollar The Watch has a bevel edge and crystal face with hard enamel dial The movement is nickeL plated and highly and beautifully finished The Watch it stem winder and stem setter A good timepiece and we warrant it to be as represented We send this Watchpay express charges and the Weesxt Chkokicu for one year for the small sum of S4 75 The Daily Chrokicib by mail one year and the Watch 9 75 SSf Special Attention This is not a Waterbury Watch but genu inenickel watch movements We do not open accounts with agents for premiums the money must accompany all orders Address DE TOCXO Saa Francisco Chronicle Offle At OttiUTLY REDUCED PRTrvju Retirinfrfrom Business GRKAT BABOAIXS Rf WWJjtm aert Bretdi IoadiDg Donblff Gnm iV 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