San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 21

gt OIllD NEE An Excellent Republican Prospect Success in Court by a Dead Defendant Happnin9 in Brief From Berkeley University Items SAX jFBAKCISCO CHEofejCIiE SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1892 181 The representatives of the wo old po lit cal partiet in Alameda county are now hard at wort Secretary Eason of the Itepnblican county committee has been making an estimate of the expected majority in the county and has come to the conclusion that Harmon will carry about 3000 majontv The closing days of the campaign on this aide of the bay promise to be very lively Postmaster Uiahop returned yesterday from the southern end of the county where he has been making speeches He says that he finds the Reptibh AQS all in line and they seem to be quite enthusiastic The Republicans held a big meeting at Emeryville last night The peop were addressed by Allen and 8 Church The county candidates attended the meet mg a body A big Republican rally will be held in Tomas Hall to morrow night Bpeeches wi 1 be made by DaTis unkett and Colonel George Bab cock A musical end literary programme will be rendered during the erantog Stephen White will address a Demo iiic meeting in the Tabernaole to morrowmorrow night The Democrats held a meeting in the Tabernacle last night Prior to the meeting a procession pissed through the prin cipal streets an thence to the Bluce of meeting McElrov presided and speeches were made by Foote and ftarren English the candidate for Congress A Dead Defendant Win County erk Crane received a remittitur from the Supreme Court yesterday informing htm that the judgment in the case of James Baumberger against Arff had been affirmed The judgment will now be entered on the records of Alameda county Arff died several months ago and his children are now fighting over his estate He wag sued by Baumberger who wanted to recover 10 000 damages for alleged malicious prosecution Arff had Baumberger arrested or breaking down a ga When the case came np for trial before Judge Qreene the counsel for the plaintiff mored for a continuance of the case on the ground that he was actively engseed in a trial in another court The motion for a con unuance was denied and the plaintiff and his attorney immediately left the courtroom The Judge ordered the bailiff to cal them back but they declined to re am The court ordered the trial to proceed and as the plaintiff was not represented and bad no witnesses to offer a judgment was rende ed in favor of the defendant An appeal was taken and now the judgment has been sustained Tne Oakland Presbytery A meeting of the Oakland Presbytery 11 be held at the First Prea byterian Church next Thursday at 2 The district has been greatly enlarged lately and now takes In the new churches aa follows Livermore Rev Gilfllan Pleasan iod Rev I iara Baesler Centeryille Rev nson Haywards Rev Kretsinger and Sn Leandro Rev erry The district ws enlarged at the req ieat cf the ministers who live tbe annexd portion The Presbytery of Oakland now includes the who ot Alameda and Contra Oosta counties Isext Thursday evening a meeting 11 be held in tue first church and an aadres of welcome will be delivered by Rev ce the moderator Rev Robinson of Centerville will make the response Court Isotes Hensh Ward guardian of tne person and estite of George Babcock a minor has hied his Una acoun 8 nee his last acccunt he has received 6569 and pa it the sime amount Tne Puget bound Lumber Company bas attached the planing mill of George and Miller on Broadway to re cove 1131 The final arguments ih the suit of Louis Peres against Mary Ives Crocker to recover property valued at over 500 000 were concluded yesterday before Judge Greene The case will now be snbm tted on bnels Dixon Brabbon bas commenced a suit against Coaly to recover 1137 claimed to be due on a promissory note Sheriff Huasey yesterday sold at auc on tne millinery store cf Miss Rey Wil soi si insolvent I Brlgjrs was the zhest bwlder giving 1025 for the stock Parcbi Parata was convicted of battery on a little in the police court yesterday He hid be awaiting trial on the iarge since last May Judge Dgden will pro ounce sentence to morrow Tbe Dtvorca Mill Dr iestly has brought suit to secure a divorce from Helen Pries ly on the groand of desertion The couple eepara eJ whi they were living in Stockton Priestly located at San Leandro for time but recently he hae bean living 0 and Habn bas been adjudged guilty of contemp of court for refusing to pav his divorceu wif So0 for back alimony An order or bis arrest hs ben signed by Judge Henahaw Mrs Hahn will give 1 er husband a few dsys time to meet the debt and if be does not pay up In the meantime she will cause him to be taken into cm tody Stole From Bis Wife Tbe detectives are searching for Waller Thomas the Pu lman car waiter who stole 1100 irom his wife The litter had 600 and allowed tt to be deposited in tbe bank in rer LutDamts name Then she had cO0 wbich she loaned him for a short i me Thomas drew the money out of the UdE and ran away His young fe is now penniless ana sne has appealed to the police to arrest her fannies nnsbnd and compel him to return tha stolen money Two Bad Boys Curt elon a fifteen year old boy who has been causing his cnppied lather consi erble trouble wts brought to the County Ja 1 yesterday and will be ven a hear ng court An application has been de to have him sent to the Whit ticr Reform SchooL Rudolph riege a fifteen year old lad baa Deen commuted the relorm school for three years His father tried hird to make the boy reform but the isd would not listen to him Judge Ellsworth wanted to give the boy another chance but be said that be preferred to leave home and to tue reform school Guard Her beeret Well Mrs Dr Dupfe was sufflcu uy improved yesterday to be removed from tha home ot 0 Burn bam on Madison street to tbe EabioU Hospital She has regained consciousness but rtfaaea to make any statement as to why she attempted to commit tatrtje It is said that if Mrs Dnpe womd tell the story of her troubles she could create a profound I SfeftsatatlSin fv ju41 a ufuin circles in Oakland one refuses to be Interviewed however and has determined to shield eTerybody The Broadway Extension The Board of Superriaora is not satisfied with certain conditions by wnich the Broadway extension over the hills to Contra Costa to be built The board has been petitioned to help the enterprise by appropriating a small sum of money Whin the road is completed it will be of great Ylue to the people of both counties An objection has been made by some ol the Supervisors to a deed to four acres of land given by Edsou Adsms for tbe road The deed is now prepared to be delivered if the work is completed within six months It is claimed that the time i too short and tbe Supervisors want Adams to extend it before they make an appro III1KWQ The Hopkins Academy The trustee of Hopkins Academy are considering a proposition to remove the school into the country They are anx ions it is said to locate some distance from any town Mrs Moses Hopkins widow of the benefactor after whom tbe school was named has gien the institution 50000 ior new buildings and nineteen acres of land at Piedmont The trustees however do not deem it wise to build on tbe Piedmont land Thev will come to a final conclusion in the matter in a few daya Catholic Ladles Aid Society The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will hold an open meeting and public inslaiU Hon of officers next Tuesday evenn The officers to be installed are Presiient Mrs McAvoy senior vice prsi dent Miss Maggie Reed junior vice Pesident Mrs Peter Cnnjion reror i ing and corresponding eecrettry Miss Hannah Flynn treasurer Mrs Mi ginnis marshal Miss Lretia Kirk guard ss Mary McElroy executive committee Mrs Paul Lohe MVs Mary Carr Mrs Price Mrs 0 Kirk and Mrs Thompson BERKELEY Carpenter 93 chief editor of the Occident who bas been sick for the past month is now able to attend college again Professor Waterman of the High School bas arranged for a aeries ot lectures to be delivered before the senior pupils A lecture will be given every two weeks until the end ot tbe year The junior class of the High School has elected tbe following officers Ben Bake well president Clarence Clark vice pres dent Miss Margaret Webb secretary and Miss Clark tressurer The students at Peralta Hall have adopted a pretty costume of bmh gray trimmed with white braid This costume is made especially for the calisthenic and military drill Joseph Roy tbe Chicago secretary of the American Missionary Association will deliver lecture to night at the Congre gational Church with the aid ot a magic lantern on The Young Afro Amewcan The new officers ot Permta Camp No 123 Woodmen of the World are as follows Waste adviser Kelsey lieutenant Becker banker canister clerk McLean escort Woolsey watchman Dr George Whit worth physician aui Is Martin Aitken and rrick ameers The Catholic Ladie fair closed last night It has been open for three weeks ant bas been a success financially The military department of the university has issued a pimphlet giving the regu ationi and requirements that govern it The Lorin branch of the Telegraph avenue electric road bas been comt eted The Sunday religious services at 3 to day at Peralta Hail Seminary 11 De conducted by Rev Dr Bentley the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Berkeley Tbe public are invited IN WETS CODRT The Latest Sullivaa Dwyer Trick Old Democrats Fight for Their Name For Once Registrar Brown Erroneously Charged With a Blander Is SOCIETY NfiWS The wedding of Miss Martha Wood and Henry Becker of Santa Clara county took place on Wednesday last at the residence of th bride mother Mrs David Wood at Gilrov Tbe cere monr was performed under a beautiful floral marriage bell by Rav Wenk At the close of the ceremony a reception was held durini which the happy joung couple received tha congratulations of their friends Mr and Mrs Hecker left for Santa Barbara on Thursday morning Tbey will vult Santa Monica and other southern counties before returning to Gllroy where they will reside per manently Miss Marie Naglee of San Jose whose en gagement to Harvey Bobbins of New i ork was recently announced 11 return from the East in a few weeks Mr and Mrs Charles Alexander are paas mg a month at their cottage in the new TuTedo Mr ana Mrs Pratt are entertaining the daughter Mrs Sherman at their home in this city Mr and Mis 0orge Audenreld will pass the winter at the Palace Mrs Leocadia A costa and Miss Clotilde Acosta have postponed their trip to Masatlan until Jovemper 18th Mr and Mrs Stetson Mr and Mra Robert Oxnard and Mlas Nellie Jnlliffe hare gone East lot a prolonged stay Daniel Murphy of San Jose has returned from his European trip His sister Mrs Morgan Hill is still in Bpain Charles Ooodall Mrs Good all and Miss Tlnie GoodaU have returned Irom abroad and are at the Filth avenue Hotel New York Mr and Mrm 8 Crocker are expected home Irom the East tn a few days Mr and Mrs Yi Hopkins and Mrs Crockett are in the city having returned from tbe East Mrs Chauncey McEeever and Miss Mc Keever will pass the winter in Chicago Mrs Tucker and Miss Tucker ol Oak land are in Berlin Miss Meli a Dabovich will leave on Wednesday next for New York on a visit to her slater Mr and Mn George A Crux havisremoTed from McAllister street near Scott W35T17 Pine street Mrs Crux will receive on Ox second and fourth Tuesdays of each month during the season Mr Redding has returned from the country and Is residing at 222S California Mrs Thomas Breeze has returned from Lon Mra Joseph Redding has been quite ill since her return from Europe Goodman Mr and Mra Pyron Maury Mr and Mra Hunt Mr and Mrs Madison Crvstal and ss Addle Corw 11 area mong the Ban Franciscans at the Vendome la San Mr Jang aad Miss Delpba Jung have returned from a trip to Europe Mrs A Moulton Mra A Davis and Ms Florence Mouton are plessantly located at 1911 Pacific avenue Mra A Comte Jr and Miss Comto are at Coronadu General John Cutting wi 1 leave lor the Et in a few dsys accompanied by his niece Mra John Betts Me toll who has oeen his guest during her riatt to California He will visit Mr an Mrs Metcaif is hew York tity until his Congressional duties call him to Washington General Cutting and his dangnW Miss Nellie Cutung will pas the holidays at the country place of Mr and Mrs Metcali in Westchester PERSONAL HOt KB A Kngard 8 is at the Palace Dr 8 a Young TJ is registered at the Paace John McDonald TJaitd States navy a gnest at the Baldwin Mouser an insurance man of New York is staying at the Palace A Lowrey a prominent Fresno merchant is registered a the Graod Samuel Eucke Mayor of Saa Jose is a recent arrival at the Paaee Edward Christy a prominsnt attorney of Sacramento is at the Grand Hon Etreeter of fitverside was among yesterday arrivals at the Baldwin Cavanagh a well known attorney of Sacramento is a guest at the Grand John Miller a merchant ol Walnut Grove ac compauted by hia wife is at the Grand George Barthwiob a wealthy merchant of Bttflalo is a guest at the Baldwin kiiAv w1iiTiiYva railroadman I of axis Angeles is at the Bald arm for a lew daya Edson a merchant of Gazelle CaL is in the eity a business trip He is staying at lbs Grand tt HuitJr and John Marble students the Leland Stanford Jr rnivenity are at the Baldwin The last Sullivan Dwyer trick is being exposed in a peculiar court proceeding going on before JuJge Coffey The reor ganizers ask the court to order tbe erasing of tbe names of tbe regular Democratic nominees and tbe signification Old Democrat om tbe baltot Sulli van and Dwyer urge as a reason for the request that tbe names and the party title were placed on the ballot through Registrar Browns blunder While of course no one denies that Registrar Brown has made enough mistakes culpable and otherwise to sink his friend Boss Dan Burns and all the other non partisan bosses the allegation of tbe reorgJtmxers is ridiculous and absurd oecause both the names and the signification were placed on tbe ballot by tbe order of the Election Commissioners la accoriance with Sullivan Dwyer methods tne Registrar was ordered at 9 oclock Friday night to show cause and was required to get his answer into court at 10 oclock in the morning To offset this scheme the old Democrats thrown by the exigencies of the case on the same side as the Registrar were forced to wake the attorneys at 1 oclock in the morning to prepare the necessary paper hen the hour arrived Attorneys Charles Heggertv and A Dorn were present to represent tbe Registrar and Attorney McOdl to a for the regular Democrats Attornevs Mitt I Sullivnn Eickhoff Andy Clunie with Sullivan Dwver ana balf a dozen othera were on the other side Matt Sulliva read the lo petition which set forth that the Registrar bad erred because tlOO of tha signatures on certificates of the Democratic candi dates were forged Hearing this contention counsel sled tbe court if it was proposed to consider a matter which had already been decided by Judge Sanderson fie read Judge Sanderson de cision dismissing to duplicate application made in his court Judge Coffey did not reply direct to the pertinent query but tbe case went on until noon When McGill to illustrate the position of tbe old Democrats showed that they were the followers of Buckley be remarked that Buccley was considered a verv bad man I would say interrupted Judge Coffey that counsel should refrain from personal remarks and further that ir the Probate Court it is the rule to speak nothing but good of tbe dead The court followed up this remark by UDsett ng tha demurrer interposed by tbe old democrats upon tee ground that the only parties to the proceeding were the parties aggrieved the reorgumzers end tne Registrar It was agreed that authorities should be resented aa to jurisdiction nd that the issue should be joined at 4 0 clock in tbe afternoon At that time the attorneys for the Registrar and the okID cr ts asked tor more time as they had not been able to prepare an answer acceptable to Brown McGill stated they could not well prepare an answer before Monday Sullivan and Dwyer wanted the matter hurried on the ground that he ballots were already being printed Judge Coffey frnaUy ordered a recess untu 8 clock in the evening At ihat time McGill was not in court and Long ol tbe old Democrats speaking tor him said that tha plea winch was to hare been nnishet at 8 clock had not been completed Cpm nearm tuts Sullivan urged that the old Democrats be hut out altogether from their right to in ervene and that an attachment should be issued tor McGill since he was a witness Long jected to this stating that the old Democrats asked further time and that McGul would certainly be in court without any ttaenmenu The Judge appeared to think there was no need lor further time and to make it plain spoke 01 the two continuances granted during the day and suggested that seemed as it the eourt was being trifled with This imputation was strenuously denied by Lo and A Dorn Dtro then announced that so far as the Registrar was concerned he was ready to answer iirsl however be shed to make a motion to dismiss He made tbe motion and argued it until Judge Coffey cut him short with a reqnest that be should state bis points These points were that the section under which the plea was made applied to candidates and that if they were candidates their names could not be erased from the bailota and that no court could review the decuions of the Registrar since there was no provision tor appeal The motion to dismiss was denied A motion to strike out certain allegations in tha bill was then made by Dorn The lawyer was about to make an argument when the court denied the motion At this point McUill cime in and ei presed his indignation at finding the iriiil bad commenced without his inter venor in behalf of the old Democrats He got little sympathy frrm fie court The answer of Registrar Brown was introduced and read It was a general deuiai of the allegations tn tbe bill tti a statement tbat any change in tbe ballots at tbte time would make it nearly impossible to get the paper ready by election dav Attorney Heggerty wad tbe document and it was about 10 Ciock when he finished Registrar Brown was called as the 6rst witness nd a general objection to the ex ami i lion any wi teases mide by Dorn was overru ed Browi Waa asked bow he happened to give a certain Candida a place on tbe ballot as an old Democrat He sxid he gave him the place by virtue of a certific te This led to tbe in trod tion of tbe certificates one by one It was slow busmen for every question asked by Attorney Sullivan was met by objections from Attorney Dorn Every objection was overruled ve you commenced printing tbe ballots jsked Sullivan 1 have answered the Registrar ho is doing tbe printing Hicks Jutdit0 Tbey sublet In giving the siginhc tion Old Demo era did you makr any inquiry beyond inspecting the certificates I did not answered Brown McGill was put on tbe stand and then ensued an ultercit on to tbe ex elusion of the witnesses Long and Tread well were both excluded alotag with some tulrty other Before Ireadwell withdrew tbe a toroeys lor the Registrar tried to retain bim as an assutaut This drew forth a threat of commitment ior contempt from Judge Coffey Trendwell walked eat of the courtroom and took refu ewith tbe other witnesses The examination of McGtil brought out more of value to tbe old Democrats than to Sullivan Dwyer McGill testified that to the best oi hia knowledge and belief tbe certificates were not forged or fraudulent tn character Every one of the men who swore to the certificates appeared personally before him and be anew them alL Tbe whole proceeding was in due form as required by law He acted merely ae a notary pneilc in the rustier WbU HcVttl wa on tot stand Attorney Dora asked as a favor that Long should be permitted to enter tbe courtroom although he was witness Dora pleaded that he was ignorant on some points and wanted Longs assistance aa an attorney Matt Sullivan objected and Judge Coffey refused Dorna request a truonnor ot lw uramm street who circulated one of the certificates was called He testified that to the beet of his knowledge all of tbe names on bis list were genuine Attorney Sullivan tried to corner him into an admission that some of the names on bis list were written by one band but failed dismally George Kelly tbe attorney was next suinm med Matt Sullivan at the surgestion of tbe Sullivan who is a member of tbe firm of reorganizes asked Kelly when he made certain interlineations changing the name of tbe party from regular Democratic to old Democratic on the certificates Kelly was unable to state At midnight tbit remarkable session of Coffeys court was adjourned to to morrow morning To Bury or to Burn Rev Father Prendergast will deliver a lecture to night at St Marys Church the old Cathedral He bas chosen as his subject the theme Shall We Burn or Bury Our Dead Tbe idea of establishing crematories from the Christian as well as the spiritual standpoint will be clearly denned The researches the Rev Father haa made on these points will enable him to concisely suow their good or evil influences LESS THVN 35 000 The losses of the Northwestern National In sarance Company of Milwaukee In the S6000 000 fire la that city on tbe 28ih Inst wilt be less than a 4 000 This fact atone recommends Ihe ool pany to the Insuring pa bile as a safe aid ennserra live company He coast brai ch office 22 Montgomery street Ueo Turner manager JnxsaWiLUaxR DAiNsaartELD the can aiaate on the Democratic anJ i eople partT tickets fur the Superior toart short term ote for htm MISCEXLAJTEOUS BIRTrK DOVOHOE InthlscitT October 19 the wile of Cornelius Donohoe nfason VAIIln Loria October 26 the wife of Kdward Vail of a son TIBBAtia Cklah Cal October 25 the wife of Tlbbals of a daughter EHRMAN In tiii city October 28 the wife of 3 Fhrnian ofaaon KMOHT In ih Siy October 28 the tfe of orge Knight of a son DOWLH InOaaland October 25 the wlfa of Uowllng ofaaon CONr In tn scltr October 9 the wife of Thomas Cone of a daughter OFO US In this ctt October 22 the wife of Charles Geggns of a son KCSS tn this October 28 the wife of Rnssek of Mextco of a son BLCMENTHAIIn this ty October 29 the wife of A BIomnthal ofaaon DUVNIGAN In thisctr October 28 the wife of Captain Dusnigan ofaon HANSEN Id thlscitj October 16 the wife of Hoaea of a daughter StVlTZFR In thlscly October SO the wlfa of George Swluer ot a son ADAMt ln this cltr October 29 the srtfe of diaries Adams of son MARRIAGES CAMPBELIRKED At EMtland October 29 by Rev Henry Howttt Henry ampbeii to Elite Avery Rerd danehter of 1 raDctsAve 7 KFHOf RYAV Ia this cltr October26 by Rev Father Ktrbr James Kehoe to Mary Kran both of this city WILLIAM McOIVNIfts In this city October 27 br Gray Justice of the Pec Chares liams or this city to Jennie McQInn sa of San Jose SINCHIB McLiTGHLIN In thlscfty October SS by Rev Father Corcoran A 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aanita SS AcapulciJ ovetabet 18to When the reratar sailing Gate falls on Monday Steamers will be dltpatched Ui i OLLOWTNO M0MAY JAPAK ANT CH1SA UZHI FOE YOKOHAMA JlXV HONOKOSO Cannecttns at Yotoharra with steamer for Inrilju Ktrmica ctA FOB HOXQZOSO VIA YOKOHAMA Ctty of Bio A Janeiro atNo 5th at City of Peklne Saturday Sot 28th at 3 China via Honolulu Tnesec Hto at I lav Peru Saturday Dee Mth at 3 tv Roond trp tlcJtets te Ycltetsraa and retarn at reduced ratea for freight or passage apply at the office coraer First and Bran a an streets Branch office Sri Front street ALEXAX DEE EN TEE General Atent PACIFIC COAST STAIHHIF CO STEAMKRS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf San Francises as follows Port Wrasg Mtka Joneao etc Alaska at 9 A Oct 6 ih Nov and Dec 20 For Victoria Port Tnwiuead Seattle Tacoma Falrhaven and New Whatcom Wash 9 a it sept 24 Oct 16 11 16 21 28 SL Nov and Deo 5 10 15 20 i5 30 conaectlng a Vancouver with iheO at Tacoma with Hy connecting at Port Townaeod with Alaskeateameys For Areata KnreKa and Pie a Landing Huav ljoldt hay atmrPomoaa every Wedneaday 9iil jrortanta irua noinerey eair ouneon yu cos Port Harford fan Lull Oolspo Oavlotav fanta Barbara Ventura Hoeneme Hedotoda Sao Pedro lLoe Angstee Newport 8 a bept a Oct 1 6 10 19 S3 23 Nov 6 10 15 ia 28 Dec 3 7 12 A 21 26 Stt tor Saa Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Lois Obispo fanta Barbara Redondo Los Angeles 11 a uSept 34 8 Oct 8 IA 19 21 20 30 NV 3 8 14 17 21 28 30 Dea 5 0 14 18 23 27 For nnada Mazatlan La Pax and Onaymas Mex cj steamer Newoero 10 a 1st ot each month Ticket ofSce Palace Hotel 4 ew Montgomery street uuuuaia riaair tu beaeral Agents 10 Market street Bait Francisco DruffWar We continue onr offer to sell all DEATHS HOFMAT In this city October 28 Fllrabe fman a ntive of ob entz oe ma aged 58 years Olen haven tt la and Santa iooica Ca paperi cue copv ffiTThe funeral wl i take place thJs day bu day at 10 oclMJltfrra tbe undrtak parlors or Jamea Haean B2S a enc a reel Interment yp ess Lawn emter BBOWN In this city tober 8 FrdericK Ans tin son of tbe late Fritz and uan Bron a nat ve of East Cambrt lie Mass egei 4 years 9 months and 19 daya ayFriends of the deceased are respectfuilr i invited to Bttend the funera this ijn flay at 2 ek Ck from tbe parliM of Ha sted I a 94S Mlas on street interment iaonlc Cemetery SCOLLER In this aty Clinton Trwln Infant son ofBenjamti and lara vcou anil of rJan Francisco hf 9 months una 2S uy I 0Tb funeral will lat pUo is dsy Punday at 2 clo from tue pr ts res dance 713SLnl street Interment pr vato BFLi In Oak and obex 28 at his lat resl dence 122 Hcguol a stree oben cic I beloved isbaod uf ogen Beck a nat ve I bL Thomaa tt ad 4 year 6 months and 16 I daya vtwl ork Phi ads phia and bu Tnomaa tt I paper please copv VaTlhe do1t will In state this day Fun daj from 10 nntl 1 st th lod rooms of olden Gate Lodge No 00 I of 510 Bush street Sap 1 ranci co where the remains cin be seen bv the friends hen to 8U Peter a tplscopal Cnnrrn rner ck ton nnd Fl ben tre ts an Iranc hc erv ct oca Frieda and acqiaintai ees a respeclln ly In ted to at end interment Odd I allows Lemecery IR OlFICFRS A SD MEMBERS OF the tt est Indian Be ievont Assoc ation ara re qnested to met at Odd Fellows Hall 510 sh street this aay Hundayi atlio lack to attend the funeral onr deceased brother xt Beck By order of Belief Committee tt OF 0FiItKR9 AND MEM bers of Aeriel Lodge No 2442 are requested to meet In Odd FUow Halt ftio Boh street this day Sunday atlJocock to attend ihe funeral our deceased broth er Robert Beck Br order a Patent Medicines AT COST And great many ot them FAR 0ELOW COST Call at our Store for list of prices We sell the ganmne Buttermilk Soap at 25c a box LEIPHITZ 4 CD 236 Sutter Street FOB PORTLAND AND ASTORIA OR THF tPTIO PACIFIC SYSTEM OCKAS Division and Pactac Ocean Steamshln Com pany ui dispatch troni apeastreei wnan at xu a one oi their Al iron steamships viz State of California epl 20 Oct 8 20 HOT sis jt tiuj i a al rCotricBlA Oct 4 18 8 Nov 9 21 Dec 8 15 27 OBkso vHept Oct IA 24 Kav 17 a Dee 1L23 Connecting via Portland with fie Cnlon Paclfle and other diverging Does from all potaulnOre foo WVihin ton British Columbia Alaska dahe Montana Dakota Itah Wyoming Jellow stors Park and all other solota east and south aad I Europe rare to roniaaa iaoia io atoexaa round trio i0 Ticitet offices Palace Hotel 4 Tew Montgomery street and 1 Moatosery street Freight offlce200 aliforala a tree 0ODALLPriBBUi8AOn flopts Ocean Line 10 Market st San Fraselace BA1LROAD IBAVBL octhebit rxcuric coiirAinr rlcrrtc eTarzicX TrsaaualeatvwaBdairlsiaasrrlvatt sait rttAsruno aaava Faow Sitt 3 ISSt aaarv 7ttMaBikkUninsey6aciaaecto 7tl3e 7ea HayvardaAileaaitilEaaJoieISl9p iikajdanJosei 10il3 Jw alanines fcaa oamon uausv sogasaaa Daotauoaa SttOA Bscrarato A ReddintTlaDatla lllanti aadat aAUanti Eipnsa 3tTl lot Cguen tisr aap SiSA5ilesY Baa Jose Stockton lone Sacrameirto Maryt vflleOrovilleaHlE4Blnlt ttMAKev Orieaoa Krprea Lor aneelM Demmt El Pus New Orleans awViajt Bt sm HS i3 mi4Si fcOel8tocktonandlClton7i tse srwuaTawniaiiH3ajurennora Ttiap eiiaOr Saeramentis Riser Bteajnaia tp naerTaBeJoandMartJneiTrr VH4Sr ft tter Haywarda Miles and San Jose MSA WtJk Martlma Ban Samoa Btock feolodl Merced and Frano 4S 4xMVaUeivUaHstocaSaVraa andbataRoa i4a aiaerBenlda Esparto Baaramesta 1S4Sa 4irWoodlaiidarjdOrOTibe I0t4SA MiaerHnesandUtennora UA OtSer Los Angeles Srprea Frssno aadJ oeAngeleeT Mr Banta Route AUantio Et press for Mojaie and East CrMrBayvarvKUes and Baa Jose erlBropean llaiv OgOea aad 7rer Oregon Krpress Baoramettov s44a S4a 7i3A iIS A XamrlU Bedding Port land Paget Bound and East StlSA SaBTA CilDZ IllVISlUV OCCIDEVrAL01UliNrAL STEAHSHI CO FOR A PAH AD CELU eTEAJTERS ILL LEAVE WHARF COfi First and Hrannan streets at 3 Jt for YOKOHAMA ASO HOaKOO Connecting at Yokohama with steamer for ShanzbaL GAELIC Wednesday November IB 189 BkLQIC Thursday December 15 1892 OQEAML via Honolulu Wednesday January 4 189 i GAELIC Tuesdsy Jannary 24 1893 Bound trip tickets at reduced ratea Cab plana on exhibition and ccaseocar tickets for sale us ton pjnya general offices room 74 cor Fonrth and ipwnsendsts San Francisco For freight app to the Traffio Manas rat the Pacific Mail ateamahip empauya wha or at 201 Front strei San Francisco GODUAN Gen Pass Agent GFO RICh Traffic Manazer Drug War Medicines BINGHAM In this city October 2a Margaret Harah Bingham dangbUr of Captain Henry Bingham a na ive ot Angland agvd 2Q rtr aarrr ends are respecuullr Inv ted 10 attend AT COST All Over the City DONT BE DECEIVED Buy your Patent Medicines of your own Druggist and you will THEN BE SURE to get the genuine article NOTE THESE PRICES Allcock Porous Plasters 10 cents each renetbening Porous Plasters 8 cents each Braodretbs Pills 15 cents each i for 25 centa AVers Pills 15 cents each 2 for 25 cents Carters Liver Pills 15 cents eaca 2 for 25 Cents rlrht 1 16 cents each 2 tor 25 cen re XL Root Beer 15 cents each 2 for 25 cents Hood AarsaDarllla 65 rents Aysr tarsaparl la 65 cants arners afe Cure 85 centa scott Emnls on ot Cod Llvar Oil 60 Cents Myrup Figs 35 cents Fellows Syrup One Dollar Duffy Mall hieky 75 cents Caatorta 25 centa the funeral services this dav Hnadar clock at her late residence 305 Capp atreet Interment Masonic Cemetery MKAL3 In Fnreka ev October 25 Will am Mkals beloved son Jane Misbler ana live Of OHIO aged 54 years 10 moo ha and 6 daya a Friends and acquaintances are respecfnli Invited to att toe funera this Aa un aar at 2 clock from his rside itf 1641 an Pablo avenue Interment Mountain lew Oemeierr LARTHk In Alameda October 29 Lndonne Lartbe beioved danzaterofUr anJ Mrs Larthe a natUa of raciaco aged 12 years 8 montbs and 21 days jgy Frlrnds and ecqna ntances are respectfully Invited to attend the ineral to morrow Mon day at 10 45 0 clrck fnm he residence of tbe parente 1 39 Pearl reet near ersallle station narrow gaag Alameda tbeoc by creek route to Ban ranclsco let ving larKei rtet ferrj for wmetery at 1 15 BIBrSAI I In this city October 29 Katharine Parker Blrdaai only daughter of Miry and the late Aarlam Birdsall 01 1 ork t3funrrl servioes wU be belu to morrow Monday at 2 clock a the mortuary rhuoei of Jrnlty Cnorch Interment LosAugeles LIPPHA In hlsdty Octobr 9 Davin be tfp With lour Own Drogglgt loved Uband of Jennie Ltppmau and atber 01 lora Ha 1 and Brtuan tippman a native Germany i riendsaremspectfirlly Invited to attend the funeral morro Moiiay at lort from his la residence lb Carv street Interment lit of icternlty Umeter by i5 trala Pleas omit flower ROBE HI S0 1 Ih this city October 29 Mary be loved tuotber of Margery and Robert Hob ertsoo aad Mrs Calltn aged 68 years 5 months and 3 daya rf rri ndsauu acquaintances are respectfully Invited to Attend the fun ral to morrow Mo day at 1 So clock from her late res aeoce 2014 Devl Uero street Intermtot private BKREhsOirX lnih sci October 20 Kicbard Berehsohn a native of Germany aged 30 years Lhtct I11 papers eaie copy avav rrlends and acquaint ince are respectfnlly Invited to attend tbe funeral services to rrow Monday at 10 otlutk at the private parlors of the aliiornla Undertaking company aonta weat corner of Gearv an 1 tocktdn atreeta DWIOHT in thla city October 29 Harry be loved sen or ueorge and Swlznt a brotber of George Annie ihooia aad Charles dwi nt ana jirs ju aigjman a native or 1 can rranciaco sgn 10nn 9 moniua ana dara Santa Ana paper please opy rFrieBdaaidavtiaalntancesars re pectfuily invited to attend the funeral to moriow Mon day at 2 oclock from the resid nee of his parents 1514 Mission street Interment Ood Fellows Cemeterv STEW ART At LidelL October 25 of pneumonia Samuel Stewart iormer of Warwick aged 8 years 8 months and J7 daya SICHOLS Octotx SS Frank BU infant son of Frank and Agnes Nichols 8HATTUC0 In Weavernlle October 28 Liaaie daughter of shattnclr aged 28 years RAL In thla dtv October 9 Helen daughter of Jamea Rae agrd 13 years and 8 weeks JAM 8 In this cltr October V9 Jm James a native or Engand aged 42 years and months FISHER In banta Rosa October 32 Miss Frances A Fisher aged 28 years KAIILK In this City October 29 A beloved husband of Micka Kaole and nncle of Mrs Qbhen and Mas Ore Chen Sander a native of Bremen Germany aged 84 yean MORRISQS In ths city October 29 John Mor rtaoo a native of euihertandshlre Scotland aged 60 yeara HARWOODln this elty October 28 William Hanrood a aatlvs of Entland aged 47 years McCAttTHt In this city October 28 Mile Mc earthy a native of Ireland aged 11 years OBRIEN i this citv October 23 Mary OBrtau a native of Ireland aed 29 ysra COAL OIL BEST and SAFEST OIL Mannfactured gSr FOR POSTLAND SALiM ALBANY EUGENt CITY ETC ORFGO PEVEIDP vrFTT CO STEAMSHIP LINE TO YAQUIfA BAY and Oregon Paciftc Co By thla route 215 miles of sfsmer ave Is saved over all other routes Mean era a bu It oo with water tight com partmenta and Ball ss fo Iowa from 8C1X021 4 aUALIi foot i root street WILLAM1 TTI VALLt Wedueslay Ztoveio ber 1 1892 at 4 dock paasouger rates rtla first class S14 sec ood ass 8 A bany flrjt class tl2 se ond class Co WEBSTKR Ce era Fre ght and Passeager Agent 31 Montgomery street 74Sa Buoday Eicnnioo Trala for NewarkSan Jose Los Oatos FeltonBlgTreeaABtCna Sr9r tl a5letrark Centerville Sao Joae Feiton Boulder Creek and 8anUCntt Stlr CentertiUe Baa Jose Alms den Felton Boulder Creek and Santa Cnu leiSea r4arCenterv8aJe9LosCatoa 3ea COiST DlftSloa TTiM ATawaseadta 7ra Baa Jose Almaden and Way rsea Monterey aad Banta Grot Sunday Excursion lStSSy kWA8an Jose Cilroy 35rea aoi PaJro8anUCruMotitrov FaetSe JBrov BaHnaa Btac MlgueLPaaoRobles and Santa MarrarlU Saa Lola Obispo Ma Way fitatlont ilt vMaBBaday Ezcsrsioa Trala 4a MenfoParkandWsyBUttoa biSi JTA8aaJoaeaidWaytatlona VMS Cematery Meolo rark aad Way BUUona tiM Saa Jose Santa Croa Sihnaa MootereytTadSo Jrove aad PHnelpalWaySUtloiji lfcTa ttiepBaa Jose Oflrny Tree Pinos wtdfttoelpslVMBtaaona t47A 4ief MenlorarkajidWayStatlona Seea ilr Ran Jose and Way fctatlous S49a Men PwkaodWaybtaUota va tll43rUenlo Park aad PriadnalWay Statlorat 478s A for Morning for Aftemoon eTodaysextsEtol Baturdaya only 1 Dvnaars oiuy 11 WUf rKANCISCO AND NORTH VW CIFIO BAJL Wi mtR DOTsAHTJX BSOAD OAUaK BOTTK VlUKKTiCCffJ BCIcDAT AFRO 3A 1891 and mita further notice boats aad treimf wia leave from and turtv at the Saa Fraodmc Paaaaogac Depet Market street Wharf aa follows FROM SAIT FBANCJBCO FOB POC1T TIBU 01 BBLVBDERJC ASD BAIT RaFAEI WEEK DATS 740 SiSft Usa a Jft a SX 6 05 ttSOr at sTDTIDATe 80 H30 11 09 a 4 laa SSk 6aW6LMt FROM SAN RAFAEL FOB SAIT TKAlTCXSfXa WEEK DAYB aS 75 9t3 11UO AJLlliO 3iAa3 BATTJHDaYs ONLY An extra trip at 60 A at UNDAYSV4 10 94a Wit A M2 1110 44 5 00 5r from pourr TiBintcrs to bas FBAircrsca WEEKDAr8 08ao3J5U55AitJ24V 4W55rM SATURDAYS ON LY An extra bin at r1 1 SUWDAYS JJ 1903 Ilt34 a i05 atOsVf OSU BJU EEC I BUS Data sava 7 40aati8 OOaJt FOB HUMBOLDT BAY EUREKA A TATA and FIELDS USDIja aodDIR CTROU TO MW RIVER MIMlS carrying the United states Mads The steamer HTJMBOLDTwOl leave Waahlne to atreet wharf ror aooee porta aa SATURDAY Novemter 5 at 9 a ror freight and passage apoly to ka iRcO 4 Front strict SH0ALWA1EK Bi AND bEAYS HARBOR OtLV DIRECT ROCTK COMMFR I LINEoFSTEAMPBS BAIL ng exery other Saturday at 10 a coin enc ns January 18 13d 2 for all points on above barbur UKAi HARBOR CO MM PRCIAL COMPANY At ENTS 321 Market at an Francisco STiAMSB9 FOB iOCK ON LEAVE NORTH AIDE WAsHLVOTOV street wharf dally except Sondava atSr tearoer 1 ers Mondiy Wednesdavani Friday steamer Mary Onrrwt iuenday Thursday ant Saturday steamer Leader Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 1 CAIIruRNIA AMuATIONANDIMPROVEV 1HMCOMPAM HAJ4BU AMiKICAM xACKiT CO EXPrES3 SERMcE TO SOUTHAMPTON I ondon and the con nent Magnificent new in orwtame os 18 iaOOOhp This line holds tbe record for fasteat time to London and tbe cot nent Throngh tickets to London Parts Basle Geneva Vienna etc Copenhagen BtoCCnOlm Ootnen burg Kalmar and Mints lu Finland M2DITEER AMiA BXPRbsa LLTIE JVltTBa SBEVICX From New York to Genoa and Naples via Gibraltar by the magnificent twin screw exoresa termers salJug November 17th December Lit January 5th January 19th Grand excursion to the Mediterranean and tha Orient by 8 a Fuerst Bismarck from ew York February tb to CHbimltar Genoa AJacc Oar alca Alexandria for Cairo and the Pyramlda Jifia for Jerualrm Smyrna Cunstanliuople 1 or Milta vracuae Palermo Nap ea Algiers Libno SKHithamoton and ew York ror this excnrsloA first class only Duration 10 Aop to A MEYER General Agent 401 California strew anrrancisca NORTH aRMAN LLOYD 8 JO VTEW YORK SOCTHAMPTUY BREMEN 1 Tbe fast express steamers of this company Sid everv UL UA a AiCRDAT landing passengers In Southampton in Ti days or less from New ort FAST ROUTE TO THE MEDITKRRANEAN Direct 11 to oth of France Riviera and It ay trncbtngat Obralta ti land passengers to Spain Steamsh Ems atnrdiy October tlA 2 it and steamship a ra Saturday XovemberStb 2 leave ew York for Genoa and regularly thereafter NEW YORK TO PALERMO AJO NAPLES Steamsh Ems Tuesday Nov 27th 2 pm NEW YORK TO ALrXAhftEIA EGYPT Steamship Ems luesday Jannary 1 1893 ROBI PT CAPELLfc General Agent for PadSe coast 118 Montcotnery siret ander Occldantal Hotel Ban Francisco Petal oma and Santa Rosa Fultoa Windaor HeaWsbix Litton Spa uoverdaie uilWsv Ktattons 1 Hatiland I and Cktah 7 40 ax 8 oOAHiGuarneviiie 8 33 I 7TiOAT83o Glen EUen 7 4OAXA OOAailBeBaai0poL 8 8JPMl5tXPK 4 10 40 AM euni 7S2jpm SOaat 10 20 a i a Uric 785 Patl filOpat in ruiumo A 104OAM110 30aisr 635 ruM lOrii stages coonect at Santa Roe for Mark West Bprtugs at trayservuie ror Skagzr springa Stewarts point buaiala and point Arena at Qoverdalt fog the Cayserst at fta tat Hlga luid Kurlnza Kelaewnu Koda Eav Lake and Bameii Sprtsga at Htpland tor LakeporV ana Karuett nprioga at ukuui sex vicay Bpnngsi Saratoga Springs Bide Lakes Witter SurinxM Lpper Lake Lakeport WQlltts CahW aCende einoOlty Fort Bragg Wealport Csal Hydesvlll an 1 Eureka EXCUKSIONTICXETSfttraiSaturaayatOU days To PetaUamav 81 50 10 Santa Boa 2tt to Bealdsborg S3 49 to Cloverdala 4 53 te HooUnd 85 70 toCriaa ttt 74 toSebastoplc C2 70 to Gnerneville 75 1 to Sonoma flSOl to Olen Ellen 80 EXCURSION TICKETS go Jd for Sandays onlyv to PeUluma to Santa Rosa gl toEealdW bunt S3 25 ta Ooverdaia ed to Uklah at BOi to Hopland saSo to bebaatopoL 1 80 to Querns Cen Manager Oeo Paaa at Tkt Agt Ticket oSces at Ferry 3tt Mootgomary stresV aad 2 Newiiontgouery street NORTH PACIFIC COAST BAILROALV TU Satuallto ferry Uf EFFECT OCTOBEB an 1899 From BAIT FRANCTSCO ACT AUTO RfMl VALLEYandaANRAFAELwvekiays 730 OO11O0am15SS55O5 40 6 20 Pit From SAN FRAVOTSCO for MILL VALIEY fweek airs 7 JO 9 Oa xlH a 4Ct8r2a OOt 64a 6 20 enntuys 81OO lbrtXH 11 HO A lJqSMJ 5UXI Extra trip on Bat unlays at 1 45 From SAN RAFAKLforSAN FBANCI8COwees day 8 10 etti 7 45 9 15 11 fld A it4 SlO I Olp it Suadaysl 6O0L 59 A I 12 1 03M iOOr Extra trip on 8aV araaya at a ssia an centa rotmq trtpv From MILL VALLEY for SAN PR Art CISCO wetkdaTse 2t6 55 589 10 HlO a it k855kOipK urdayi 810 10U0 llta a atj l45Sa 615 at Fare 4 cents round trip From 8AUS ALITO for BAN FRANclsCO fsreek days 457158 15 850k 11 145 Aatt a 25 4 i5 45 at tsundays 8 45 10 40 A att 12 4J2U54la 6 45 Extra trip en Saw urasyiat 70a Faro 25 cents round trip 1dtt a 1 weerlCnmnTAvUir To i 25PatiaayaleAloma Point A liteyes xomaiee 8 OOSttBdaya land wa stations 5a EXTRA AwR WUB57 SrWlifiiQfip1 fgfflsm WHlTnERnJLLERiC 5AN FRANa5C05 GiveTHISOILaTEIAL and you will use NO OTHER CYPRESS VXVTH CEMETERY 8AN MATEO COVTNTTt SON SECTA riaa laid out on the lawd plan perpettul care beautiful permanent and easy of access tee it be tore buying a burial place elsewhere City Office 385 Montgomery Street INJAN AND Ej sfAit LINbS TO AND FKOf EUROPE fTtHE ACCOMMODATIONS AND ENDUCE a menu oii rea cy nese unea are onsnrpaasea Regnlar weekiy service btweea New York 14v erpoo Queensurwn Parts Antwerp and all continental points by the new twin screw steamers of 10 5W tons Steerage Tickets to and from a3 Enrbpean points at very low ratea For tickets cabin plans aad farther information apply to FLEtCTtER Agent SIS Market street Grand Hotl ttuldlag INTERNAT1UNALNAVIOATIO COMPANY Qe eral Agents WILLIAM RAVS FB LATHAM Gtoeral lUnaget Gen Pass A Tkt act I Oeneral Offloes 14 gaaaome Street COMPAGNIK QENERALE TKANS ATLANTIQ0E FRENCH LINE TO BAVBE COMPANY per sew 4 North river foot cf Morton street Traveiersbylhlalineavotdb thtranslt by Kng ish railway aad the discomfort of crossing me channel in a mal boat La Tooralne tantain 1 rangeal Saturday October 29 a La Qas ccgne bantelli Stttrdar HcTember 5tn 6a La Bre agne Caotaia llritnrdiy JiorenitFer 12th 9 a La Bonntogse Captain Leboeut Saturday November 1 9th ai For further particular applv to A FORGET Agent3 Bowlng Green New York FUQA2I CXI Af enw 5 Montgomery avenue Ban Francisco Bcanch office 19 Montgomery street Al bicuralon leaves OeLUfi Round the World Nor 2fl Jan 3 Feb 4 for Nile aad Palestine cena tor 1 ounvt utze te ucenn itcKts UAZA A M3NS lis BroaawayTS AM 730 week I 25 Satnrdava 1 tdaya4 rdara Hjwarda Duncan Milla Ccxadero and way stations 10 20iacwr e10 atdays 8 15 sandaya 10 20 Meadaya 6 10 week aava Thlrtyiay Ex csrslon Round trip S5redacoa xnaay to AtenQaT jwxcuraiosi Koaaa tnp ueSMtss Tocalema and Point Revet tl i5 Tomales 12 Baaday Excorslen Round trip ticketst nayea at ornate at ou Pom I TKHOUUR STAGE tXlNNEClTTtlsn IJltTV Sasdaya excepted at Caxadero With taornlna trala irem an Fraaciaca to and front Wewarra Pole GoalaU Point Arena Caffeys Cove Na varro Mendocino Ctty Fort Bragg and att Mints co the North Coast i cs iHuiB ui PiaEs a Saita EaiU 1 Tnalna aUaT smtt Arrl at Ssut Trauteiaoe iaiariet atrel Jftrryj Ware DsTTv 6 jo rominiv 1 ln9 Arrive DalyJ Fast exp via Mojavei SAi A It juianuo apreaa 1 via ma Ante est iat at Ticket OUlos 654 Market At Chronicle bolldlaa aaltaseiacav WA BISSKLU Stseral Passenger Ageai H1SCELLANEOOS JTSITHJ STATlta fcXOISEER OfWCE 1T0 T60 fee Portland Oreeoa seotamber PALAGEHOTEI THE PALACE HOTEL OCCtrPIXS AW TW tire btock in the center of SanFrandseo Itkj tne mooei notei 01 tne woTia ttaand earthquake 1 woof Haa sine elevators Every room is larga uKukauu auv ventuafcoa lapenecw A Dam ana closet adjoining every room All rooms awe eaarof accenfrorn broad light corridors Tbe cvntxj al Court ulnmlnatedbr electric 11 vht ttatna mease rlaHtodf broad baloonlesearrtaga svay aad In American Hotels1 finest entertained on eitbae the American er Enropeaa plan The restaurant 1 a us uiicH in uiw citv occur arrrpmnioiiatioaein 1 TlLtt PALACE HOTEL rlttn FrtBrlHiaifa ntiblt opened for fnrnlshlng all the material aad labor necessary to eomplete the ptvsaMiotct for im provlnz cacal at the cascade of tne Columbia river Oregotu Preierence wiu be grren to materials cf domtsUo prodactioa cr manofVtursL rvndltumsof onalltr and neteaflmtwurt Anti i NlndMU belageaaal Attention is lnvlted to acta umxxeaa approvea i eoruary co looa and February 23 18S7 voL23 p332 and vol 24 page 414 sutnus at Large Tha Government reset vet the right te reject any and all proposals also to waive any ra formalities seectflcatloaa Want forms and All evadabla laformattoa via be far Dished on application to thla office Persona intending to submit proposals must visit the caJtyoftfceworic THOS HAHDBURY Major Cfcrpaot Engineers UBA IMS SsaBVHBSVBBHsaV iP COLLEQE 24 ioit tratt Sam FaAscxattkOatk BWtHi0CtWOSA a ei jk aaatajBjHajtfcgBfacAaeaaci Av2.