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HISWiSJBIBBBBBBiIBBBBBHHBBi 15SSP2lte ep1 i vii ip ii JI milf ST i MisKtt JVtr wrt XX 1 HK mt THE TSUXDAtrHBOinCliB ATTGTJST 25 1889 QtTAIJEtFPIiE SHEET fa Mf The Charleston Develops Rare Speed 3ix Hours Under Forced Draft Jhe Hakes Eighteen and One Eisrhth Knots ill the Experts Satisfied Special Dispatches to the Ckvoxich Los Axuxxxs August 2 The Charleston hu accomplished a feat which probably has never been equaled by any other man of war of any navy of the world She made the official trial run of six C0DccutJTe hours under forced draft and developed the average speed of eighteen and one rizbth knots per hour Her machinery worked to the entire satisl action of her builders and also of the Government representatives aboard and there can be no doubt she has filled the requirements of the contract and will soon be accepted as a valuable acquisition to the new American nary During the first two hours of her run the sea wa very rougb and witn every roll of the vessel her profilers mere lifted out ot the water and the en gines raced with great rapidity ox withstandLni the severe strain upon her machinery not a hitch occurred at any rirue The engines made an average of 116 revolutions per minute and though official calculations as to the horsus power cannot be made for some time vet no doubt exists in the mind of any one on board that she has developed more than the required C000 The approximated development was at least 0700 horse power Though the official test was limited to four hours the builders concluded to run her two hours longer and at the close of that time there was no indication that she could rot have continued the trial half a day longer If necessary When the trial was concluded last evening at 7 oclock It was found that so much coal bad been used since the cruiser left San Francisco Wednesday morning that it would be necessary to go to San ledro to obtain a sufficient supply to make the return trip The Charleston accordingly went on to San ledro and arrived a few miles off the harbor about midn ght where she encountered a thick fog which did no clear away until a oclock this morning when she entered the harbor and anchored about two miles off shore It was nearly 10 oclock before mere was any communication with the shore he will coat at once and leuve here at i oclock this afternoon arriving in ban Jrancisco Sunday night or Monday morning The Charleston remained in San Pimeon bay all day Thursday during which time her machinery was thoroughly examined and repairs made on certain portions in which slight defects were found on the lrevious days run This reparation for her severe test was entirely under the supervision of Chief Kngineer lobert lorsythof the ion Iron Works The naval representatives aboard the cruiser attribute to him great credit lor the splendid ruu tu dav At 10 oclock yesterday morning the Charleston left her moorings and put to sea the steamed slowly down the coast making about twelve knots an hour Irving Scott general manager of the Union Iron Works had announced that he intended to give the cruiser her official trtl in a few hours A strong northwest wind was blowing and the sea was very rough The conditions were not considered at all favorable and one member of the naval board appointed to conduct the trial attempted to dissuade Mr Scott from making the run at that time The latter however ex pressed cou tidence that the vessel could stand the trial even tinder such adverse conditions and he Mated he would be ready at 1 oclock to make the lour hours run tinder lorced urait The Charleston was ne3r Port Harford and standing well out to sea at 1 oclock The pressure had been gradually increased ahd at that hour the propellers were making 100 revolutions per minute At 12U oclock Commander Wcnbani gave the signal and the official trial commenced The wind anJ eea which were on the starboard quarter had not abated in the least Waves were rolling in irorn tha pen ocean and gave the cruiser a test as to her sea going qualities almost equal to that which she received when passing out the Golden Gate on her jirst trial trip last May The seas broke over freeboard on the bow and over the starboard side of the vessel at one time sweepineover the boat hanging from the davits several feet above the starboard rail This continued during the whole of the first hour and ait tne time tiie Charleston was rolling lrom side to tide making it uncomfortable for everv one aboard The roll of the ship was nineteen degrees and every time she gave a lurch to the leeward the blades of tho starboard propeller were lifted out of the waer and the engine rnroi i resistance was thus decreased A number of persons aboard crowded upon tho after freeboard and watched the propellers revolve with lightning yspiaiiy as tne urper nisues rose auuie the wator Ttie starboard propeller was out of the water almostevery minute but the jort propeller kept well under the guriace as lue ateru ui iuc uip iu upon the crest of a wave the i larboard xiropeller was lifted out of the water and the rapidly revolving blades cut me sunace ui me water uae a iuulc scattering spray in every direction The strain upon the machinery was most severe but there was no indication that the vessel would fail In the test and notwithstanding the great disadvantage unaer wnien sne laoorea lor the first hour her speed as recorded at the end ot that time was eighteen and an eighth knots The Mshest rate she made dating the hoar was eighteen and a quarter knots Daring toe second hour the ses subsided considerably and though it still caused heavy roiling it no longer tnrewtne propeuers out ot me water Shortly before 1 oclock the Charleston passed Point Conception after which the bad a straight course of smooth Itrater in Santa Barbara channel The jmooth water however made no apparent difference in her speed and soring the following hours she held an rerageof 18f knots Chore bearing Arere taken at various points and tbeto Jn the main tallied with the speed as taken by the patent log The speed nas taken by Captain i Wilson lieutenant Commander UUmore and JJeutenaut Qatltrough Commodore Benham remained on the bridge with Captain Goodall during the most of the trial though all the members of the board went below at times and examined the workings of the machinery Toe hour run was completed at I oclock and tbe Charleston was then about fifteen miles porta Santo Barbara The freed was not slackened at all and though it was be Jleved confidently thtt all thereqnire pents had been tiled it was concluded to continue the run two hoars longer and it was not till 710 oclock in the evening that the signal was given to alow down to a normal speed and even then the engines continued to move for half an hour almost at full power until the heavy steam pressure could bo worked ott a Rotable kxtloit Ml Teatues the Six Hours Bu Los Ajreaav August 2t There were many remarkable features con pected with the trial The continuous run Of sis hours under forced draft at the tiga rate apeed which this Charleston developed has certainly Utter been approached by any vessel of ler dais Tiro prototype oX the Charleston the Japanese cruiser Nani wa kan made an average ot 189 10 knots over a run of a measured mile but the Charleston developed almost tbe same rate of speed over a course of nearly 109 miles During the short run last Wednes darwhen a temporary disarrangement of the machinery caused a suspension of the trial tbe Charleston at one time made a rate of OTer nineteen knots thus developing a speed superior to that of ber prototype Yesterday she demonstrated the severe and constant test to which her machinery could be put Naval engineers now on the Charleston express decided opinions as to the 7000 horse power claimed for the Aamwa kan and do not hesitate to say the Japanese cruiser never showed that development A chief engineer of long experience in tbe navy said that it was impossible for cylinders the size of thoe of the Naniwa kan to develop that amount of horse power He also declared that the Charleston would have no difficulty yesterday in developing 8000 horse power if the thip had been large enough to be provided conveniently with cylinders of sufficient size to use the steam which was being nude in tbe present boilers He expressed tbe highest admiration of the Charlestons behavior yesterday and declared that she had developed iliejrequlaite horsepower and tilled all tbe requirements and that her record had never been equaled by any other man of war Ahiety hve pounds of steam were indicated during the run yesterday Tbe safety valve was blowing off all the time 1 he racing of tbe forward engine caused by the starboard propeller jumping out of water In the heavy sea increased the revolutions sometimes to IMMUNITY FOR yiELD It Is Requested by the Attorney GeneraL JOHKSOSS STRONG OPINION Public Justiee Demands That the Charge Stall Be DiIrlisJel 129 per minute but this was onset by the depth to which the propeller sank when the vessel rolled to the other siue and 116 revolutions is retarded as a fair average for the entire run Considerable excitement prevailed on tbe Charleston during the trial Such a high rate of spec tad not been experienced by but few if any of those aboard The whole ship seemed to quiver under the force of the powerful machinery The American Hag was flying aft during the six hours run and several passing steamers saluted tne cruiser as sne lett teem in ner wake The long run under forced draft was a severe strain upon all the men who were obliged to be in the engineengine room and firtroom Tbe atmos Ebere was stifling owing to the intense cat from the furnace and the fact that the hatches liad to be covered with canvas to keep the flying cinders from the machinery A corps of naval engineers was stationed in various localities in tbe engineengine room taking data for computing the horse power The men in the Cre room suffered more than any one else Coal was poured into the furnaces for six long hours and the men never left their posts tor a moment in all that time The black smoke rushing from the funnel showed the desperate efforts which were being made below and the smokestack was so hot It burned the faces of persons passing near It When the trial was over the first sound beard upon the vessel was the loud cheers of the men in the fireroom and in a few moments as many of tbem as couldbe spared came rushing up the ladders with smoke begrimed faces and renewed their demonstrations on deck Irving Scott was ihe recipient of many congratulations from the naval officers and the members crowded around and gave him a cheer It is impossible at this time to ascertain the development of the horse power yester day witu any degree ol accuracy Calculations will not be made for some time upon the data obtained to day but approximations as made by tbe naval engineers indicate a development of 62C0 horse power by the main engines to which GOO is added for the auxiliary engine making a total development of 6700 This figure it is claimed win be witmn tne limit Mrs Terry was actively engaged in attending to her business affairs yesterday She arose early in the morning and at 10 oclock took a light breakfast at ber hotel After a drive through the park with ber friend Miss Green she returned to the city and went to the office of James Maguire where she remained in consultation with Attorneys Maguire and Turner for the greater portion ot the day The lawyers were not communicative in regard to their work for the day bat Mr Maguire said The most of the business that we have done to day ws In regard to the private affairs of Mrs Terry with which I do not think the putlic have anything to do Nothing will come up until next Tuesday for which time tbe hearing was set The most sensational development in the case yesterday was a letter from Governor Watcrmin to Attorney GeneralGeneral Johnson advising the dismissal of the charge of murder against Justice Stephen Field Private Secretary Marcus Bornck gave the letter for publication It is as follows ExscrnvE Dkpabtskst State of Cauforsia Sacbaxxxto August 23 18s0 Hon A Jahmnin Altorney Goeral Sac fammto Dear bin The arrest of lion Stephen Field Associate Justice ot tbe Supreme Court of the United States on the unsupported oatn ot a woman wno naa on the verr dav the oath was taken and often before threatened bis life will be a perma nent uanger to tne state unless disavowed 1 thereiore arge upon you the propriety of at once instructing the District Attorney of San Joaquin county to dismiss the unwarrantable proceedings against him Tbe Question of the lurisdictlon of the State courts In the case of Deputy CnlU states Marshal Neagle is one for argument The unprecedented indignity against Justice Field does not admit of argument Yours truly Watxemas Governor The Governors suggestion was Immediately acted upon by the Attorney General who ot once wrote to District Attorney White a short letter using the following language Iu view of the fact that Mrs Terry who swore to the complaint against Justice Stephen Field was not present at the shooting of ber husband and the further fact that there is no evidence to implicate Justice Field in the case I think public justice demands that tbe charge against him be dismissed The highest and lowest when accused are alike entitled to this immunity at the hands of a fair minded people whose servants we are If any evidence should come to light hereafter implicating any person in this matter of fib much gravity and which has occasioned so much regret your discretion to proceed under a new cO iu plaint is not sought to be controlled nor is this letter designed to have any bearing whatever on the case of tbe other defendant Attorney Turner when seen at his hotel last evening was naturally exercised over the letter trom Governor Waterman to the Attorney General What do you think that District Attorney White of San Joaquin county will do in regard to the advice he has son adding that It was printed lathis evenings Sacramento Bea White re plied that lis had not seen the letter and as be was going to Ban Francisco in ihe morning he would probably not get it as ne was not going to we rosv offlce In response to Inquiries he said that sucha request would not amount to a command The Attorney General had rigbt to assist In the case and If a cUflerenos of opinion arose as to the conduct of tbe case that of the AttorneyAttorney General would be paramount He would rive tbe Attorney Generals letter due consideration but had not yet made up his mind what he should do about it WINDOMS DECISION MASS MKKTIKO CONDEMNS THE BVLING mkijAnd mm The Contest 0er Police Court the A SCHOOL DISTEICT WASTED Escape of a Prisoner From the Chain Ganir Alameda and Berkeley Commodore Benhara as chief of the received from the Attorney General naval board aDooin ted to conduct the official trial of tbe Charleston has prepared a dispatch to be forwarded to Secretary Tracy stating that the trial of tbe Charleston yesterday was satisfactory and that the boilers engines and machinery worked admirably He stated that the approximate calculations chow a development of C700 horse rower and thit the cruiser made a speed of eighteen knots an hour OFIIO AT WASI1INGTOX Secretary ITalker Pleated Another Trial rrobalile Washington August 24 Acting Secretary Waiker this afternoon received by telegraph the following official report upon the performance of the new cruiser Charleston upon her trial yesterday The report is from Commodore Benham president of the trial board dated August 21th and reads thus The official trial of the Charlestons engines and boilers was finished yesterday afternoon Probable average total horse power 6700 maximum revolutions for one hour 1166 10 average revolutions for four hours 115 vacuum never below 24 The ships draft at starting the trial was sixteen feet eleven inches forward nineteen feet aft A continuous speed by log of eighteen knots was maintained The ship was actually under forced draft for six and one half hours The performance of tbe machinery and boilers was admirable During the entire period it was not lound necessary to slow nor was there any heating Commodore Walker expressed himself as highly gratified with the result of the trial He says the smooth run I nine ot the machinery under the trying conditions of forced draft tor so long a time and the continuous high speed maintained stamp the Charleston as a vessel without a superior It will be noticed the vessel showed 6700 horse power while the contract requirement Is 7000 Tbe design contemplates a speed ol eighteen knots This appears to have been realized although there is a discrepancy In the horse power which if this trial should be accepted as final would subject the contractors to a nenaltr Consequently the engineer officers believe another trial Will be bad and that With the machinery made smooth and with the experience gained in the preceding trials tne vessel wmen nas aireaay so successfully met expectations in other respects will realize the technical condition of 7000 horse power rEBSONAL NOTES Forsyth of Fresno Is In the city Bmlth of Tulare is at the Grand Glllctl of Palmero is at the Grand Howard II Gale of Stockton is in the city TV Arnold of the United States savy Is in town Craig the State Prison Director is at the Grand Dr Moore and wife of Martinez are in the city 8 Spence a capitalist of San Jose Is at thoFalacc It Glide and wife of Sacramento are at the Grand Henry Booksla and Wife of Ean Jose are at the Grand lieutenant ft Armstrong is registered iliheGrana Uottop a merchant ol Rutherford staying at Cot Grand Knox the railroad man oT Sacra msnto is at the Grand WH Clary the raining man ot Sheep Ranch Is at the Grand Mr and Mrs Tf Tapper and son of Fresno are at tbe Palace aw Fitzcersld of tne United States navy is at a down town hotel Walter 8 Maxwell a capitalist of Los Angeles is staying at the Palace Paul Curtlt the mining man of Sllrer City It registered at the Grand AUlp a real estate dealer ot Sacramento registered at the Palace Vt Coffman the Tosemlte Commissioner la registered at a down town hotel Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker and family of Salt take are at a down town hotel Kcnitnn wniirn ii Stewart John IL Eeagan and James fL Jones of the Com miiiee on Ana uoairui uia in In BUaUow Water Lanlel Hertigan called at the dty re ctlfinx hospital last night to be treated for a scalp wound which he says was received by airing in the Palace JBatlia wnere we water was uumow was asked I do not pretend to say whit Mr Whites action will be but I would refuse to dismiss the complaint at least until the habeas corpus proceedings have been disposed of was tbe answer What are your reasons because Justice Field has filed in the habeas corpus proceedings a sworn statement charging White with entering into a criminal conspiracy for the purpose of getting Held in Stockton unaer forms of law that he might be foully dealt with The charge ot con spiracy is one of the gravest crimes known to the law and it is due to Mr White to allow him to deny under oath those charges in the very proceedings in which they were made and to compel Justice Field to prove their truth or failing to do so exonerate Mr White This he cannot do if the complaint isdismissed in the habeas corpus proceedings aud there would remain of record these horrible charges sworn to by Justice Field and undented by Mr Wtute Any lair minded man can see that this would be an outrage upon a young man who is Just rising in a professional career io mis enect i have telegraphed Mr White In sending that dispatch I have not allowed the main case to influence meat all Ildw about the matter of jurisdic tion that is from your standpomt Turning to a recently printed brief he said I find this doctrine in the books Ko officer or employe of ths United State Is placed by hu positiou or he services he is called to perform above responsibility to the legal tribunals of the country and to the ordinary processes for tus arrest and detention wnen accused oi a felony in the forms prescribed in the Constitution and tbe laws of the State In which he alleged felony 1 charged with having been committed I get that from an opinion rendered by Justice Field in the case of the United States against Klrby 7 Wallaces Reports page 486 Continuing he said In the case oi Tennessee against Davis found in Tenth Otto Reports page 302 the same Justice indorses the doctrine that persons accused of capital or other infamous crimes must be indicted by a Grand Jury and for the oQense hahey must be tried in the State where committed bus attention is not called to any article or section of the Constitution that forbids that a Federal officer shall be tried in a State court tor murder com milted in an open State against the peace and dignity of and contrary to the statute defining the offense In my opinion the above is a terse and lucid enunciation of the law Mrs Terry could think oi nothing new to say but said that she had embodied her ideas in a dispatch which she had just sent to Attorney General Johnson It read as follows Attorney Qtntral Jokmon Sacra menfo VaLl should like to know your authority for saying I was not a witness to the assassination and cold blooded murder of my husband the Hon David Terry by Kcagle and Field I was a witness and have abundant evidence to convict Field of conspiracy and murder Let him in justice to the people of tbe State stand his trial and if innocent go free and ii guilty as charged let him receive the punishment the law lays down for such crimes There is no law to say that Field shall employ assassins and with his hands reeking and dripping with my husbands hearts blood to authorize the Governor of the State to order him released without examination We nave not given our evidence to the newspapers as we consider that the proper place to try Field Is in ths courts His guilt or innocence should be determined in the manner prescribed by Jaw and it is the duty of the Governor to seethat the laws of this State are properly executed hut nenas no rignt to mtenere with the judicial departmentor attempt to in lu euce the judgment of courts in faTor of persons charged with the hignest crimes known to the law Mas Txmt WHAT TfHITB SATS He Does Sot Appear Anxious to See Jehxisora Letter Stocktov August 2t District AttorneyAttorney White has not yet dismissed the proceidingTagainst Justice Field and refuses to say what he is going to do aboutlt lie said ofarasthe Information is concerned assinst Justice Field I know what I amjdoingj Tonight the Associated Press re porterrasked White If he Cad received a letter frgiaJUtorney QeaersJ John Morrow Hakes as Address Boycott of Chinese Suggested Be stations to the President A monster mass meeting was held last night in Metropolitan Hall under the auspices of the Council of Federated Trades to protest against the decision rendered recently by Secretary of the Treasury Windom in the matter of Chinese in transit across the United States Mayor Pond presided and before Introducing the speakers said FellowFellow citizens Less than a year ago Congress passed the Exclusion act after years of agitation from this coast and we then believed that the Chinese question was settled but under a recent ruling of Secretary Windom the subject has been again thrown open and we are about to be flooded with Chinese under the guise of tourists We have been called together to night to see if we cannot do something to annul that ruling Mayor Pond then Introduced Congressman Morrow who after reviewing Chinese exclusion reached the Scott Exclusion act which hesald failed in two thiags the transit privilege and the corans in of Chinese from Canada and Mexico across the borders He also said that in his opinion the acts of 1880 and 1SS2 were quite sufficient to keep Cbinese out if honestly Interpreted However as they did not seem to have the desired effect he suggested that as next year a census would be taken the Census Marshal be instructed to issue to all Cbinese a certificate as to business family residence etc and so whenever a Chinese could not after ward produce a certificate he should be kicked out of the country Mr Morrow said he would advocate an appropriation from Congress to enforce this law rfc Tobin the Labor Commissloher was then introduced and said that as Mr Morrow had discussed the question from a legal point of view he would do so from a common sense point Morrow said Mr Tobtn says they have no legal right but still they come In Europe among monarchical governments it is claimed power comes from above but here power comes from the people but it seemed that this is no longeT tbe tribuual of last appeal when Windom to whom vre must all bow as tiie great I am can with one stroke of the pen annul a law passed by the will of 63000000 people The speaker then demonstrated that there were hundreds of unemployed white people in the city and that the Cbinese should be required to make room for them A 8 Hallidie and Laura de Force Gordon then spoke the latter especially evoking appiausewhen she appealed to tbe men ot the United states who had votes while her sex had none to protect the women who at all events had the right to work Hermann Gutstadt of the Federated Traies al spoke and sajd tbe only way to get at the bottom and end of ttfe question was to cease patronizing Chinese and inaugurate a boycott Letters of regret were read from lat ricfc Jteddy stepnen it unite ana Hecht The following resolutions were then unanimously adopted Whibzab The recent decisions rendered by the Attorney General and Secretary of tbe Treasury In reference to the transit of Chinese across the territory of the United States are of a character directly In opposition to the provisions of tbe laws of tho United States and whereas we have every reason to believe the decisions so rendered most result in an entire nullification of auy restriction laws yet passed knowing as we do the utter un reliability of Chinese to carry out their part of an agreement In which they are interested be it therefore Rwolrid That we tne citizens of San Francisco in mass meeting assembled do most earnestly and seriously protest against such decisions and call upon the present Administration to at once tito the necessary steps to render the decisions above referred to null and void JtesoJred That copy of these resolutions be sent to tho President of the United States and the Secretary ot the Treasury Attorneys and Chapman yesterday filed their brief in the Ah You case with the clerk of the Supreme Court Tbe stipulation of facts agreed uponbetween Chapman and the Dis nct Attorney sets forth the familiar facts that the charter became the organic law of Oakland February It 1889 that Alexander Laldlaw was elected Police Judge under its provisions that on July 21th Ah You waS sentenced Dy tbe said Judge etc This is the case wherein the right of Judge Laidlaw to hold office as Police Judge under the new charter is to be contested as on the matter the general law and the charter conflict Tbe Messrs Chapman contend that the Police Court under the charter is not a legal court and that it has no authority or jurisdiction over the prisoner In question therefore the petitioners request that the prisoner be discharged and the Police Court under the new charter abolished COCJJTT SCHOOLS Teachers Institute Petition far a iitw District County Superintendent of Schools llsher has commenced to maxe arrangements for the County Teachers Institute to be held at Hamilton Hall on the 2d 3d and 4th of October Mr Fisher intended to have Professor Mnnroe present to organize the institute but has been informed that that gentleman cannot be present On the brat evening of the institute tbe county teachers will give the city teachers a reception John Campbell and others have petitioned for a new school district west or Liivermore nui no action can be taken on the petition until after January 1st according to the new state laws The County Board of Education will bold a regular meeting on Saturday next and will grant a number of certificates The next teachers examination wilt be held In December Pbersou street thought iher hid a sack containing 1600 in a tea chest but uey mace mistase ana pus xa uiuuiBi uua seiuag aionsiae woen the went to get it they could not find it in tffe tea chest The other box hjed been removed and this led them to turns they had been robbed They reported the matter to the Citv Marshal who advised them to make a more careful search which they did and were rewarded by finding tfieir tramc nre A young man named Beed hired a bicycle under an assumed name of Tenney a month ago and disappeared with it Ha was seen In San Francisco a few dava aeo and arrested and charged with grand lar ceny ne naa cnangea tne handles ot the machine and otherwise altered its appearance by painting Yesterday the charge was reduced to petit lar ceny to which he pleaded guilty when Justice Byler imposed a fine of S1S0 ONE FATAL SHOT FREDERICK ERNST TAKES HIS OWN LIFE TB HLLNTjWS LETTERS LETTER Y1H rarTHEYfllE vEBl3 TAB BB0W HATH CLOUD OS THE BOSOH A SIGIL I Wet My Feet twti Took Cold A Picture From Everyday Experience ROW OVER San Jose WOMAN Tries i Man Phojit Wilson whodaitns to be the proprietor of a ranch near San Jose and on a visit to this city is under arrest charged with an assault with a deadly weapon He was arrested by Officer Lake about 0 oclock last evening at 5 Mason street Wilson bad started np the stairs to call on a female acquaintance when he met her coming down in company with Rigden A scuffle followed during which Wilson drew a pistol and presented it at Rigdon who pushed it aside Wilson again presented his revolver ahd pulled the trigger but the hammer fell upon the finger of Meo Marich the brother of the young woman Wilson went Into the yard back of the house where he was arrested When taken to the southern station he expressed much surprise because he bad not killed anyone WALTER SLESSINOER FOUND lie Went to Fruitvale and Wanted to Pick Fruit Wslter Slessinger the twelve year old schoolboy whose disappearance on Friday caused his parents much un easiness was found yesterday at the residence oi JJ Farnham at the corner of Frnttvale avenue and San Le audro road in Fmitvale to whom he had applied for work at picking fruit As soon as Mr Farnham read In the Cnsosicxr of young Slessingers disappearance he knew he had tbe missing boy and he at once telephoned the fact to the city The police say the boys mother chlded him for something he nad done and he had made up his mind to go oft killing Indians but got tired when he reached Fruit Tale TIRED OF LIFE To Exchange Schools It has been rumored that Fowler principal of the Prescott School and Garlick principal of the Cole School are to be changed by the Board of Education Members of the board are reticent about the matter anl will not say why tbe exchange of places is to be made Mr Garlick admits that such a change is probable but will not say what the reason is lor it Do Not Favor Annexation The special committee appointed by tbe Board of Trade to consider the question of annexing the territory between Oakland and Berkeley to tbe former city has decided that tne proper time has riot yet arrived for the movement as there are many other more important propositions The committee believes that the people should concentrate on the Issuance of bonds first of aU Escape of a Prisoner Pat Tevlin an opium fiend who was recently cured of the opium habit by Health Officer Crowley was sentenced to serve ninety days for petit larceny lat Wednesday Yesterday while laboring in the chalngang Tevlin dropped his boe and ran away He has not been seen since The prisoner was found guilty of stealing a suit of clothes from Mayers of Petaiuma He Was Never a Barber Ayers formerly night watch of tbe Courthouse and a warm friend of Frederick Delger has been given peculiar employment by the latter who is desirious of helping him along Avers Is paid 15 a day to stand in front of Delgers new building at Seventh and Broadway and hold his tongue He is not allowed to sit down or say a word ior if he does he loses his job Ayers wears a card reading I am paid to hold my tongue It remains to be seen who will tire ot tbe job first Ayers used to run a billiard parlor on tli street Items In Brief Marlanna Foster has sued Charles Foster for a divorce Deputy Sheriff Jamicson arrested six young men at Niles yesterday tor working the shell game if Laymance a prominent Oak lander has purchased the Highland Springs property ior 150000 The ladies of the Fabiola Hospital will hold their annual donation party on Wednesday evening next at the hospital building Tne Sunol Land and Improvement Company has sded Batchelder to compel him to give a deed to a portion oi the Batchelder ranch at SunoL District Attorney Keed has filed information against John Sens for murder John Henry Church charged with assault with a deadly weapon John McCarthy libel Louis Yot assault to murder and li Hansen grand Isreeny Mayor Glascock has received a letter from Abel Henning of Warren point County Down Ireland asking the whereabouts of Thomas and Abel Henning two sons formerly engaged in the manufacture of oil machines BERKELEY A Series of Misfortunes Is the Cause of Another Tragedy at Oolden Gate Park A single pistol shot wound In the head stopped the heart beats of Frederick Ernst in Oolden Gate Park yes terday about 1 oclock He fired the shot with his own hands and with suicidal intent Officer Thompson of the park police heard the shot and found the body in the bubhes not a great distance from the Ualleck monument and 100 yards from tbe music stand The body was in a sitting posture and was that of a well dressed and genteel looking man The fatal shot bad entered his right eye and passing through the brain lodged in the oppo site temple It was found that the deceased bad a wile and two sons at the hotel desig nated Mrs Ernst is a handsome woman ol 33 years while her husband was 61 When the news of the death ot ber husband was broken to her she gave a piemng scream and fell In a swoon froifr whicb she had not re covered sufficiently to talk rationally up to a late hour last night ery little was known Of this at the hotel Tho landlord said that they had been in the house about three months and were very nice people From an old friend of tbe dead man it was learned that he was a native of Vienna about 61 years old In 1851 he came to California and went to the mines where be was quite successful Growing quite wealthy be returned to Austria and there married about fifteen years ago He acquired large interests in a silver mine on San Jose island in tbe Oulf ot California His wife accompanied him there where she bore him the two sons who are now living About 180000 was expended by him in the developmentot the ruins asd just as be thought it would begin to pay the French Bank of this city failed and the balance of his capital went with it He eame to this city about a year ago and negotiated for tbe sale of tbe mine but the bargain was broken Thincing it necessary to educate his children here he moved to the city and was expecting to sell his interest in the mine this week to some parties from Idaho They did not appear and becoming financially ruined without any money at all it is supposed that mthe desperate strait he took bis lue Edith Montrose Says She Wanted to Jump Overboard Edith Montrose a well known tra pese performer who was recently injured by a fall was taken to the re ceiving hospital last night by Officer Donahue ot the harbor police whp found her on Washington street wharf preparing to commit suicide She informed the officer that her friends had deserted her and as she was no longer able to work she resoiveu to ena ner life so that she would not be a burden on any one On the way to the station she changed her mind and thought there was a brighter side of life She informed Dr Harrison that if he re leased her she would go to her friends but he provided her with a room for the night in tbe hospital Tho Fire Belt Carelessness with matches set fire to a mattress In the two story frame budding si 719 Bush street occupied by Mrs Heller and caused an alarm to be turned in from box 371 at 7S oclock last night The tiwlepaxt msnt was soon on the scene and extinguished the fire The damage will amount to 1303 COCKT NOTES 2b tie EdOirSaii hikx coxis ax nrrzaxs nxo gibxv Just arrived tt tho period of life when the future aeema most propitious and the career of human usefuness begins the light and life of ber home the hope of her parents the object el a fond toothers solicitude and perchance of lovers si fections Her blooming chi and beam leg eye would Indicate perfect health did not the sepulchral cough hurried breath and wasted form tell too truly of the mocker Consumption Let us ask her ths origin of her affection and in hotW husky or whispering tones she will say 1 I tOOK COLD She win probably add Oh sir I was always well very wett I was one day taking a long walk when a shower came up and tret my fed oply damped them a little I bad done It repeatedly before thont any suffering at all cad therefore thought nothing ef it at tbe time After the shower we spent the lovixt not or twilight is hsoixo soras on the bank of the rtveOPJeom that night I have not known a wsF4utn Poor girl and she pisSWy never wra until she has crossed the dark river as an elimination of her long reveals the fact that they are totally disorganised and ths most we ean hope to do for her Is to smooth her pathway to the grave In the eloquent language of Cave The season tor colds Is now arrived Many a graceful form now treading In queenly pride the halls of fashion will in a short time become the prey ol fatal con sumption KAKT A LACQBMO B2ACTY who now night after night In delirious excitement treads the mazy dance will soon be called to walk through the dark valley of the shadow of death if any an eye now flashing with delight shall shortly be lighted np with the unearthly brightness of disease and before another autumns loveliness shall greet It shall be dimmed forever Our loveliest ones shall be taken and is there no help Oh turn not thoughtlessly away from this subject parent lover husband for it is your life and one who knows too wen the BITTERSr98 OF LOSS AXD LnXZUXZSS would press upon you this timely caution Disregard not the oft repeated warnings of our intelligent physicians and the dictates of ari enlightened physiology Look well to the responsibility put upon you in relation to those whom yon love by a Providence jwho tceris fc taeaaj In my next letter I shall consider the treatment of colds particularly the user of Medicated Inhalations To Ba Costokced Eespectfolly JAME3 A HUNTER 324 Sutter street Ean Francisco August 25 1889 Note Dr Hunter devotes special attention to this class of ailments and their treatment by medicated and oxygen inhalations BTJSDrESS 0PP0BTU51T1K3 OK EOOJf O0irSTBTB0TEIf3S Drus store forsala A 2000 dandy storts from 300 to ISOO jvrwi nranu jjvox so 9WV Saloons from 200 to 6000 notion sum fnim 300 to 600 grocery stores from 800 to I0OO C1sWesjloin 100 to 10OO Oomsoonifoai ISOto JOOO Branch bariasJifotB loo to 600 000 other plsc ftrom SO to S600 1 sorsaiaar jij dkckjlb850 Aiarntst 1 nn Bab el uic cay kill cox avU DteteroUarffratAmttn wfeMittai4rt of mnuoosoftoos sbtpplns facutilea by ran ooaii oki as cause or sumr exchange for cUr Oakland or ranch TU03 ko YKxlX SSOIUUSk 500 gala Apply at 42 5RRnft fOa 8ALE UJ OAKLAFD A SUyU fleoIIoaor stow wttb 4 rooms rood tradL cheap rnt Lnoalra SllBea some it Sea Francisco nartAC business to ba sold rhon on account of poor braiio Address A BASDX HeaMsborg Cat 1200 toteso aa salOOKjONSOF TltSBKST knows stands in Urn near all UrtasrfrombiMtnMs haifinteiy est in one of ths vory beat located and paying saloons In this dty nsd not onderstaad too ossmast lansiacwoa uaranteea na niU or SundaV work losg established trade Adores box its tuts ctttce no scents 2500 WOUD COAL ASD DRAIN bnslnsss for sale food corner DoshMoses In the cttr paytoc above nfaninx expenses between S3000 and StOOO yn fall partlcuUn to principal only i ti box ST this offloa business ability fur SSOO can smrcbas a profit btpeasiot and respectable business Address boa 1ST this office i a ilea suu snuapu wus iuii uwut nly nsVd apply AddreaaTEAJllWEB Box inis omce RAEE CHAKCE roa SAhS OBTO lease a famous and wtU koown summer rcmrt oa Lake Tahoe Cat For particulars address HcKlSSKT UcKlnner Lake Tahoe CaL ABAROA1N A rorULAB RESOI1T near tn city ocean and roadslds hotal and cottaires for lest taaa cost of Improve ments weU raralsbea good stable andout boudlngs everrthinr la food order and par lag sarf bathing andtroac fiattlaa ad cool shooting I Hoi cfrauroet now surveyed throosh property will soon doobta present value Apply to 1 1 DEAE this office MISCELLANEOUS flfVllP8tflQj Tne Assessment Boll for 18S9 0O Completed The assessment roll for the year 1889 90 has been completed showing the following flattering statement Total assessed valuation of property real and personal 3660653 an increase of 2S7873oveT the year 1883 39 Tbe rate of taxation including sewer anrt elprlnc liirht tax is GS cents ner 1100 Total income 123111 25 The assessment is made np as louows Keal estate in acres 3a028 real estate in lots 1768867 Improvements 11032683 personal property 1238175 The valuation ot real estate rn acres bas decreased by subdivision 13305 The valuation of city and town lots has increased 1116040 The value of improvements has increased12MlS and the value of personal property has been increased 30710 Mortgages valued at XXk260 less than one tilth of total assessed value are held against property in town a ALAMEDA loo Woo Tras nt to Fclsoin lor eight years by Judge Van Keynejoin yesterday for burglary llraJ aIajt EdmonAa has sued Michel son a 8onrliverymcn for tCOO damages i ior injuries auetea to nave Decacnsuunea tiy being ran vr by carriage owned by a pefenSgtat perfumery easiness of 38 Tears standhu oa account ot retlrtss from business will also Impart ftUI knowledge of tbe maanractore of perfuawrr For fah particulars Inquire at i wagon making business for tale for casb xorGiMi Horsxs fob baee lisrfa nf ttia Ills lulu fremSSOO la SI0OCO oa eaar nannaou msaer to loan on booses sokL jj 29 roomstfine noaramr ooosa on Jvoo Bill lacome of boose last month tllw lSrooms ctearsSIMprmbaihi ItoO lBnomliMf Powalf El 1300 IS rooms So corner i 1190 IS reocaa eo rvireD st 1300 ioioobm nnescaiio 7vv 18 rooms Tartar flaoiiU 88 looms clean S90 per moithAU 4S0 17 rooms Post at 170 10 rooms Geary at elegant 10OO S4 rooms oaO Farnll at 1800 SO room en Kearny 3000 Apply U1AHPLEB tie Kearny sw 1 TosoonooMs raicEtsoTOf4ttooo A oroomsg ftpe fffli iLLtiiiir So SS looms goad barrata oa tJeory SS0O 10 rooms on easy parmeata 800 94 rooms comers rooms all reated t10O 52 rooms most sento aaj LlOO 8 roomsr best location on Tartor 700 66 rooms bast corner la the dty 7WO 44 rooms floe boarding booso 6000 ee rooms oa Xarket dearuc S30Ui eOOO 53 rooms comer noose la payments 4400 4Troomsoa Market stv i IeoO 83 rooms new and good 8000 18 room new boose a rorotuire 830 8S rooms corner looms aU mtad 1800 Mnasui parnaataof so raoatWr IeOO eov toiwtuw Cqnn flat or FivKitooaLs srn 30UV teroi near Stockton bargain BABSABD 29 Kearny at I Sure of 7 rooms rent 840 Including LDBABNARUM Kraxcy St 1 rXBAjmAltlA SO KearilT sW nlahed roominr and bcardinr tmase ln 5 dodlse mod piano near to aad norihof new East fonrteeau box 124 tola office 5 la fi days party tolag Apply 303Tark loqalre 33 Eddy at Ltlon Address KCboa77 this lac I HA VE YOUR EXTRA riOOO LODUDtO hooses 15 20 2S and 37 rooms wU rail very cbcapr one half cash ln ie and many otber aood barrata nylut UK vnki ASk UOLLTSa 3a Market efc irv Lorjaiso HoceErs business chance city and coantrr real estate tor Silo or exchange we are pleased to assist chance city and coantr i or exchanre we are those who wish to bay or sell rOST O0 a orV Rlilinf rEYSiiUrintave ealna far boardtner aad todalnf Boie ba the dty at FKANK COIAISs Market HOUSES AMD WAGONS ESTABLISHED PRINTING AHD BTA tlonery business trp and machinery new departore cans of sale SIS Bosh St FOB SALE CASH OBOCEBT oTOBE account of 111 health one of the best locations In the city inventory price most be sold at once Apply 1IOOFKR oV JENNINGS 213 Front at FOR BALE WITHIS ONE fiOUB OF San Francisco hardware tinware plumbing sod general Jobbing business dotag a business orJ5 00 a year will sell plumbing and Jobblne portion alone to tbe rigbt kind of parties Apply to ItOS VAGUE listed mercantile business best location tn ibe dty doing a casb trade of 20600 annually Tcrpartlcolars address A 0 box 88S Fresno Cal PARTNER WASTED WITH ABOUT 81000 excellent chance for a young mm Address box 8r this bfflce MISCELLANEOUS ID1 1 Id THE LEADING CUTLEE3 For This Week Only Salad Sets ea 10 cents Pppprs and Salts plated tops each 10 cents Peppers and Salts all plated 10 cents Plated Sot Crackers each 10 cents Fine Decorated Facs each 10 cents Autograph Alboms each 10 cents Baseballs and Bats each 10 cents Three Joint Fishing Poles each 10 cents Crtsrwood Pipes each 10 cents Cigar Holders each lOcents Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of Californii so kxatie and nutritious with the medicinal virtues ol plants known to be most beneficial to the human system forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to set gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS LIVER and BOWELS MAHD TO Cleanse the System Effectually SO THAT PUKE BLOOD ItEFRESHIXG SLKF IIEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow Every one is using it and all are delighted with it Ask yourdruggist for SYRUP OF FIGS Manufactured only by ths CALIFORNIA FIG SYKUP CO Sax Fraxcisco Cal Lorisvnxa Kr Naw Yost KL in With Patent Balling Grate WhatTheySay auxim Jane 14 1899 IS REPLY TO TOVB IMQCIRT WILL saj that ever since I bar been handling the JEWETTRAXQE i have found gives entire salsfcctton some of mr customers have co Be to my store and remarked what a spienQKi range i aaa sola mem uni may informed that sue had saved fuel ongh In four monlhssbe used a Jewett to pay a quarter of what she paid for tbe ranpe I would runner say to any one who Is la need of a handsome durable and best BAKEK buy a JEWETT RAXOU 0 pacific coast branch 625 S27 Market Street a rubllo School Pupils to Be Vaccinator The Board of Education has directed the Superintendent of Schools to make arrangements with the Health Officer to vaccinate free of eharga the indigent pupils of the schools A JUegahan principal of the Old Alameda School has notified the Super intendent of Schools that be desires to resien his position the resignation to take efiict within two weeks County tfupenntendent of Schools Fisher has apportioned 330 to the school fund ol Alameda from the State school fund set apart during the month of August for the schools of this coantr William Sevaour a well known mechanic of Alameda met with a i serious accident to his eyes recently while following bis trade oi prtunnng aVecattle Jits wife was tent for ana has gone to him Louis xlscher carpenter fell from tbe staging of new building at Wtl lows treet station to the ground instance of twenty five feet netting with severe orutses mow ww saw ue fall think that hit escape with his was miraculous Gus Pskrs grocers st BANE OFFICE Fixtures Also an eleeant stocaol furniture PpMl stery and Seddlno EMASlEt Tropr W3st Coast Furniture Co 432 434 FOURTH ST AH orders filled at shortest notleo aad LOWEST sKICEa 10 cents lOc nU 10 cents 10 rents 10 cents lOcens 10 cents Shaving Brushes each Game Lamp Shades each Patent Frying Tans each Spring Clothespins per dozen Fancy Cuspidors each Wax Tapere per box Scrubbing Brushes each Large line of Lunch and Work Baskets each 10 cents Large linaof Towel Hacks each 10 cents Large line ef Cola Purses each 10 cents Elesnt line of Fancy Hairpins eachlO cents Silver Bangle Bracelet each 10 cents Large Plated Safety Pins 2 papers 10 cents Superior English Hairpins 3 papers 10 cents Eagle Pins papers 10 Cents Swandown Face powder per box 10 cents Large sue Bandoline per bottle 10 cents Pore Vaseline per package 10 cents Oool Note rapwr one quarter ream 10 cents White Envelopes packages 10 cents Hair Brashes each 10 cents Bone 5ail Brushes each lOcsnta Fine Babbar Combs each 10 cents Blacking Brashes each 10 cents Knife Baskets each 10 cents 818 820 Market St IB 1719 2123 0FarrelL PHELAN BLOCK Gas Fixtures NEW PATTERNS In all the Latest Finishes i Ormolu Burnished Gilt Shaded Sliver Old Iron Eire Qtlt and Onyx Oxide Silver and Polished Old Brass All Xew floods ef Latest Designs new oa Exhibition at 18 and 20 Sutter Street Bet Montgomery and Saaaome A NYE CO owners nines a weH oavinz casb busi ness will be sacrificed to the flrst fair offer Particulars 493 Fourth st LFALPA PASTCaz FOB SO HORSES A For horses 83 Ber month 3 rear olda 82 yearlings 81GOweanuaga8l2Sborses stabled and fed hay 88 green feed all via ter refers to James i Mcsilanon pier a Btonart at boat leaves Jacksoa at wharf at 11 a at freight 8160 In lotsof 7 slnglo horses 83 So good car wul be Uken of stock bat will not be mponalbt for accK dent EASTAJASIValilul Grora Sacramento county Cal SOOTrOBAT lew CaJlatlSOi Karkatst DKIVJNU GLOVES SAMlLESLIOBX lysoUed UELMmASa 8S Batter st noB bale Yotnm sou5r horse A SI FaOST STABLES ii Wssliington SL 1UK BALE 28 StCO rUAND BVSLSESS BUOOT A new milk wagon treulng ou and su kles oHAW8Timiltarketst dairr4ltber fireab orsbrinffers 8SEATU 837 Howard 4 SPLENDID BL812fE3J OITOBTlISlTY a permanent Income rf from 83000 to 8SO0O pr annum for a moderate investment and little labor For fall particulars address AU8TIN bUUSY VO Butler sroom 5 SALOQK FOB SALE 1TXTUBES FIBST class most apld I mediately oa ao connt of departsro 70S Bartery for San Francisco Oakland or Alameda propertj rmly eqarpped readr iorworkjma chlnery new aitb capadty from S3 to SO Sf feet a day 900 acre timber land redwood THE CHEAPEST AND BEST WEEKLY paper In the world WsnutLV CsaosicLxi 81 SO per rear Sinclo cooles 6 cent AXTED YOCNUSIAX AH PARTSKB In grocery business with about 81S00 country sore investment guaranteed Apply 1 to 4 oclock at 3US Irani are DSTNT1BT8 ACROOMB DENTAL ASSOCIATION parlor 1 2 3 4 6 6 759 Market st bet Third and Fourth tas specialists tne leading office for the making and administra tion of PURE MTKOU8 OXIDE or LAUUH IXO UAS for positively extracting teeth with out paint ta oniy sate ana reliable anestno tic In as forpalulesa extraction SIMTLE ilAKMLES PLEASANT and SURE no painful electrical shocks orpolsonou applications to tbe koms used at our office i artificial teeth from 87 per set lilting from 81 i extracting SO cents with gas 8L AHY CHILD KNOWS OAP1SDASQEB oua became ft acts only on the brain and heart and stops circulation of the blood as all poisons I will glv 8500 for any standard medical book that claims gas can given till sleep Is produced by any Setilst to any persoa with absolute aafcty to life nerves and health Then I not a neighborhood that does not contain some ieroa who has taken the dreaded dental gases with serious Knot lata results My adrtc Is to take coining that smothers you to sleep Sly secret local application by which I extract any tooth without pain or sleep has ralaed every dentists practice in Waufernla that depends A FULL SET OF TEETH OK 87 FILL logs at lowest orlceo work warranted UK EY41Uarketcopp3aldwiak AT023KABKET TEETHEXTBACTED tor ftPc wtb gaa opea evedaxs BOLTON DENTAL PABLOES 804 HOVt ard best teeth tor 810 pr set a 87 set 85 COLTON DENTAL ABaOCIATlON 80S Market helan buUdbig parlors 878 and 10 The oslx orrics that makes and gives the celebrated COLTON OAS This spaclaldental aasssUietlo for palniesa extrac INO oi leeua nas an KaTABLtaiucn ano VJE MVALCn world wide repotaUon fbrlurca 1TT crriCAcY and san tr On quarter or a century attests Us superiority 30000 references also performs all operation tn den tistry Axb vitAstAea iisna At ITCSICAX INSTRUMENTS A CE5CY SOITMEU HALLETTA CV71C Vtoo Newby Evans pianos and Pack art organ BYBON MAUZVg 808 Post sW ABE ACTIFUL KTEOtW AT BEOAEP iessofpcloa 108Uaigtitsk right plaso from 837S upward CONOVEB FIANOSJ tONOVtll BBOa cw York acknowledged the most ara Uc and durable nprtght plana nude crttteal examlsatloa and compsrison invited erENCEltit CO Sole Agents 1ZI Itsriat SU History building 1 music store 76 Market sL IALLET DAVIS AND KIM BALI Piano Agency WOBADOElt17 Post piano Factory 917 Ulasloa sCopr MJafc LAK1 EST STOCK IN THE CITY NEW and second band Stelnwayv Knaba Chlckarmg AntlseU etc It wiU pay yoato see the patent tuning device la oar plaao Odd FetUnrs Hall Seventh and AXartct sts STE1NWAY ELEGANT A grand In perfect order at a sacrmce AVSPENCEIt ACO723 Market st STECK HARDSIAN SO CH1CKERINO Voso bteiUug and Bchwechten piano sold oa 810 monthly Installments BEN CU it TAiS A BON sole agents 20 OFairell tV THE DEWISO BEDS PIANCM RECOM mended by the best musicians Thousands la tne and giving pencclsatlshtcUon guaranteed for five years You will nave frelcht by calling oa THE 1 DEW1NU CO813 Manrs TWO HALLET A DAV13 PIANOS TJBZD but Uttle square and nprtght will bar otd at bargain VTO BADO Bit 17 Post CEttACO 3Mrketst BADOEB HAN DSOME It I It Blonde makkr AVO BAD OEB17fOtsT ONK VEBY ITSE ARION piano used but Uttle OBAlV icn BEVKK OCTATfEOVBV lAUV trBB4V Inlllron ftsme piano ant Cumsion makers 1V SPEN CB A CO 71 Market st TYR A LCDLCM HILL 144S UABEET JL st od charge tor extracting when plates ket st eppoait Mason Ban Francisco GOLD CKOWNS ZTLLINUS AND ALL flrst clsss denuiryal half Kearny st prices TUBNEH CRAIQIE 18 elxth St Oar 1 Ps lerartcy Brevity fom pleteWs WESTERNiMERICANSCIENTIST Decidedly tbe best of Its class An urostrated monthly magailna or popular sdence tbe only on Is the West SI si year 10 cent copy SAMUEL CARSON CO PUBLISHERS SOS Tost Street Sain Tranelsc SANDSTONE RUBBLE TBOM THB lilel fsaja sasJ iiiifZ2 rpnK COSMOPOUTAV Wsreaoss and Storage Company in Its flrs etory are proof VuUdlnjv 770 Mission has the best and cheapest accommoda Uon fcTstorlnVnrnltur Ptanoa MUrroo Trunk titA Herchandtso la tho Mf UTBJEBENi aiaMwr Niles Sandstone Quarry FOB TERRACE FOUNDATION AND basement wall bridge stone and tho broken ashlar work of buliitlngs For sals In carload lots Addrea WJL 1ABWELi lie Alameda ronnty Cat MEW YOBK DENTAL BOOMS 8 MA iv son dentistry la all branches teeth as few a 87 eu given on trial CEVEN DOLLARS A ET FOR TEETH WBasTsUtWU BBS VUU Bass VjIBl aW gTlsWlWta HtflLi filling I DB blMMDenilat SO Market FCKNITCEE fOB SAUL ed cemoleta with carneta Steves car tain Dlctnres and mirrors at cash nrlcex on easy Installments smOl deposit laV FHIEDMAN Ctt largest Installment boo on tho coast 888 aad 8i0 WockWa cor Post LLPKICES MAOEED IN PLAIN Flrj ores oa installment yoo can ioznlaa HENE CCA 18 SO and 23 Ellis BED BOCK PRICES ALL BOOND NEW Chamber set 81 parlor aalta 825 and ASS range 38 800 isettiaWtsrmt some good as new a rodaetloa la tn price ot rverrililnr cash or lnstallmeata goods sblo pedPssj 1L NELSON 138 outh -B UY rABLOA AND CHAJOLEB FUUNI umva uisuuimonts eaTy terms S2 Hayes st neat Oonth BARK Blioa eOtrNTRYBrrrEBS WIKHINU BECOND nTri i7rsrs rrTjr pvk MMHMvfwwm aiaauaiacuongnaraulad iwwi miwiusii xumia amppea roe fR LAteTK STOCK DAilAXlED A mattresses nChm ai lossra miZiA etftj mejt close oat in th aeit tlireodara CJ to 81 New Montgomery 017K ONE ROSEWOOD CASE Ollil carved lees ovcntranf Arton piano treat bargain BPENCEB A tX 723 Market 1 ITPRIOHT PIANO 1H oetavesf UBADUEBr ONE JLIJINIFICENT THBBB ledal orerstruneiwelnwaj plane CERAC0723Mktt OOKn ONE SEW rPRIOHT PlASOi IK octver 3 strtnest haodsomA case Marshall A Wendell makers KAAJUJ1H A7J0S SW tfc A frKK wirur irwimiiT 1 vn ZOU baodtom ease 7i octaves i SI rings to pay attvaaeea Oallgl BAJJUEtl 17 Poet at ber maker JII8CFXLANEOU3 tS35 ArTKE C8IS coon of Sao Fraoclsce State of tltfor nla in the matter of Iheafslennienlof LICHTEN8TK1N In trust for the fieoeat of creditors noucs is octroy given mat ta ward Meyers aesigne ot II LicbUnsteln latrnktfvrtbo benefit of creditors ba Bled In tatd court bis first account a men as signeand that tbe bearing of the ssnve has beaa fixed br aakt ctwrt far Tbarsdar too ftftb diy of Swptembsr ltl8 at 10 oclock a it of sail yat thecoartrooniof Depart meat No 7 thereof st new City HaU In the city aad owinty of baa Frasclsco euuf Can ijnla and an persons Interested In tho aald eut are BoCnsd then and there to so pear and show cuf If any they have why she aald account should not besettled and allowed sam FaAXCisco Anrnet 33V 1R39 jKlWimiVlWIIllL Asslinee of Llcbtenittln la trust for baBauSAGCCUAUAa TJCRNITURE STERLlNaFCBNCreBB LifW7cirw and furniture ltair and 1041 Market RownthalbBnalnav pCRNlTCBB OFHOCSE OP 7 JtOOJIS and baih tor sale very cheap most be eold la 8 days party gtlnr East Apply SMlork ATToKSJ5Yrt AT A VT A Df JJWEWSMKRfiW BaCRAMENTP ax st abara Moataomery suit poshad Tlx OroiislysncharMacdMnccsfBL fniypRCEs a fipEOAiTTj jo pvb ceafult advlco fre UW Huv7eSu Kearny lUw41JClifoniltbomSadvlefriJ lUiBISl32 aUVIBsKW ATT AT LAWeaj I tuJoraUslweml LadvicJr The Wonderfiil Spsnhli Eemedr WAaaAKTXD to Ccaxy Uossnr RxresDsn 8ANATIVO fwblcb Is the HpanUh for health sir lag has been used In Praia and urronguout Europe with themoit Mttsfactorr ttsnits aaa is soia wiia A WBiTna tTciBWTa Istni an Nervous El esses such as Weak Mem rv Los of Brain Power llraterla Headache Pain 1 laeei so Sana In the Bade Nerrou Pros tlra trailoa Waxefnlnass Leo eorrho Kervoostir taiwltnde alt drains and general loss of power oftee erjn lii eithw sex caused by over txenlon youthful ladlscietlonk or the aclv use of tobacco opium or stimulant wbtcJt nU malely lead rnmuiif uiswMivjwMr tloa and Insanity Pot op tn onventnt fornt te carry In th vest pocxew rK per pacKage or ior dcbs oy man ana ruralr sealed 1st Cain wranuer 4a atn addrr a I For 1 every as order aenda wrttlets roarahtrl mem the money lasting care I jsot made I 014 aal rouax of both I Sexea alt over tba world I batatt eatbelTtettlmo Slals for 8ASATlVOt I bri hiii ail mrr AFlBX I78l3w psnaoenco awjcwreooa jaaisw dentlaU Clrcnlan snt iaUsre frAedrl -MADRID ClIJEMlrtlCOT acina CoasS Baachv65 BMreasoa street Fraa rtscoical To sate by Ui foTloxlnr drurtUts ApotV ecarUs Halt Grand Hotel baa FraacUcct Xcfevre elfH cttr Kesrny and rtae 8 A ft tj 3cA lJV WJJ Escap SlieSa Besnm 1 Hnatil fpeciatCbf VictOBXA terday alter arrived fro board 2510 In lbs sea coast Cap tnefoilowTr On thr entered tbe I daysaiUrw seals Aft food and Vent well came np to andreportcl 6r3 seals Annie skins atwar trittt fair wl sifftlt of Coddtvldlii been boardd the cotter 11 the capture Minnie Captain hid been to alasta on tbel there Utxi by Tattle whl stated lnAthl jopper islam lie ceard nu isfied aal otltet fisb tcl KangwaywlJ AUUI Willi HQ Yaostcck3 raid tbeteii Adams and eoinz to nit i As soon as I Jlacgutasfal as pussiue standing do suspecung gel ma anove tjai aboard the Md the ltameof I member csd 1 Peaelo bad tbe lUub bes AtKlocfoc theilargieil sAjrwasoreK sneceedin tuist wben tbi About five mil Speculation conld tewas little and re1 smou ponmJ a big uglyhul as bein Btates sleame CatdainCo canvas that aiulaldedbyi Ilea before frsined tor bal Beet Sapphire ties and slo cnaser oeuti ran up to tl hearty cheers I andlnanothel in the irien WasTaeenof tbl On tbe 20t proceeded to tuAdy oei cUans Snowed from some ions before i thjl thedisei lever He a the voyage no nimseu tnclou fever xoriunattlyj ooiu ana tbel remedies iacl des ths result Dvntersj bowel bed a buna rnJ their tyesighl 1 The sdioon Jnlr Sth sl oara The nny coming Taru44ewrnrl ilSTOfili TUSCBOTTT Ie lay aad Bexsrd to els Lntlerl VicroBiA fBJ respect to th el lngindastryinj Treu tnown uu settlement on coaverandOoe taking qt seal otter was folk wto DUrsued own primitive I uslne csnoe ai Venturing bey 01 saccess was onlj who had stores eJaoonera nan Coast during tl popnlatuan Lt eneafed in othe Sealing and 3 1 Beeni to attract fewstalscatizhd to the coast wen r4nt iodaceme acils of the niirratlon fror JongJourneTah fish were all mat understood by vents it does anowledged pos onr hunters pre doceraent to ti diaxartfousoccop Up to th yea industry renuine West Overt lno lMiJ the schooner tX in charge of i Ogflvie left Vict tradins venftire and AJching sea venture is unkno age was more hunting and a former kmdVert the United 8tav time acquired is now generailv not enter Bchnt of aealiug At i are now dead an can be found as 1 as a sealing tojb After that tinii hear to bare el 1 Biialneas was nru tractfye onir t0 the west cos And exchangewi fioneersof tbesx James LVWarri William Spring mentioned only Distorrof aaoi reaped the rewax to enjoy the fref Pat SPimAA 7 i rr or irtlk i wsan8eiooi pVXktotot th JJoorloa ev li 1 aVBsij liisjr Wyearii mmmmmkmtiu nl i aalssasai s5feiji afeasiSi Wfeyrii Ar.