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mny mmmmmmmu MECHANICS FIE i as Hi te Opening Exercises Opera Hotise at the The Pavilion Thrown Open lasfc Night Some of the Exhibitors Late In the the Arrangement of Their JD splays kM The twenty sixth indnstnal exhibition of the Mechanics Institute Inaugurated yesterday afternoon with appropriate exercises in the Grand Opera boose and the exposition in the pavilion was formally opened to the public last et en ing at 730 oclock The exercises in the opera house which were veil attended were of a literary and musical character and fall of Interest The attendance at the pavilion was more than ordinarily good lot an opening night THE EXEUCIdES Ail Oration by XV Barry and duslesl Selections The Grand Opera housefwas veil filled jvhen the president and directors of the Mechanics Institute accompanied by Rev Eobert Mackenzie and Thomas Barry toot their eeats upon the stage The programme opened with the overture to Tennhan3er by the First Infantry Eegiment Band after which Ber Eobert Mackenzie offered prayer It hid been arranged that Kabbi Jacob Yoor aihgerof the Temple Em anu Ef should deliver the inrocauon bnt he waa unable tobtpresent David Kerr president of the institute made a bnof opening address in which he referred to the growth of th institution since Its organization in January 1855 He said that it present thelibrary con talas 00000 volumes with a monthly withdrawal of 12000 Tolomea by the 4500 members In reference to the financial growth he said the present block on which the pavilion stands was bought in December 180 for 175000 and ail the funds available at that time abore indebtedness was 5000 The wisdom of the purchase has been demonstrated he salt by the fact that recently the insti tute was offered 1000000 showing a net gain in eleven years of 325000 The or ganization nas never received out two gifts one of 10000 from James Lick and one ot 500 from John Center and its property is so protected by legislation that not 1 of it can ever be used for private purposes The Mechanics Institute and ail its Interests are held as a trust for the people of the great city of San Fran clcow A cornet solo bv Miss Jessie Millar who was introduced as the California prodigy was one of the leadmr features ot the programme At the conclusion of the selection she was greeted with Ions continued applause to Tvhich she re sponaea with an encore ene also re reived several very handsome floral tributes The waits song from Romeo and Juliet bv Gounod was admirably rendered by Jtmt Ida de Seminano with Professor 11 Seib ss accompanist For an encore aabe sang in equally good style Oit in the Twilight Im JJreaming The oration was delivered bv Thomas TV Barry After referring to the work of the Mechanics institute as a factor in building up the mechanical arts in San Francisco he said the exhibition this jeer was of mora than usual moment he cause of the great Columbian Exposition which would soon open at Chicago That great event said he will mark an epoch in the history or our great country It will show the progress of American genins atter 400 years Jol civilization on this continent All the nations of the earth are Invited to bring their best trophies and this exhibition the opening of which we are to day inaugurating is an indication of what California will be abe to show to the world two years hence It needs no statistics to show the grand march of progress in Ban Francisco or in the State On every hand the frnits of Pomona the blossoms ot Flora the aeu Catelf flavored wines the great manu lactones ana me us ppy nomes oi an industrious happy people speak forth the stability of oar beloved commonwealth Each year the evidences of advancement can be seen and not on the land alone for on our bay float the highest triumphs of naval architecture The record of the past and the experiences of the present all tend to show that our inventive genius is still in it infancy After speaking of stnkes and lockouts the differences between capital and labor lie said But notwithstanding occasional clashes the American workman to day enjoys privileges not enjoyed by workmen in any other land on the face of the earths There are no eucb happy Homes no sucn weii ciotnea wen lea families with pleasant surroundings to be found In any other land We can say to day that the American mechanic stands as the uncrowned king of the laboring woriCL The exercises concluded with an Instrumental quartette Tbe Sabbath Day and a selection by the orchestra i i AT THE PAVILIOX Good Attendance for the First lght Th Mode Theuumber of visitors at the pavilion last night was stated by Secretary Culver to be larger tharron any opening night for several years As 11 always the custom about one Half of the exhibitors are tardy in arranging their displays and lastnigbt there were numerous carpenters paper hangers and decorators at work on the unfinished booths gradually bnnsing order out of chaos The interior decorations of the building which had been in place for more than a year have been removed and new draperies in pale tints have been hung over the arches around the gallery and in frost of the gallery railing The tinted draperies arr very plessingly relieved by an evergreen garland in graceful Jestoons caught up at hanging points by small American flags The art gallery more nearly ccmpletethan any other department In tbe machinery hall but little apparatus was la operation A large lores of men were matins connections and by Saturday it is expected all the machinery will be in motion The music was probably the chief attraction last evening The First Infantry Begimeot Band Charles Cassaaa leader rendered tbe various selections admirablyadmirably The eornetsolo of the youthful cornetist Mis Jessie Millar wbo is only 12 rears of age was received with prolonged clapping of hands As an encore ane rendered The Suwsnee Elver and again she was applauded A trombone quartet by Messrs James Delaney Tobin jL Gattman and Wright was also enthusiastically received Tha following is the programme of music arranged for to day jurassoos March TalklungetKretschraer Grand overture Mariuna Wallace Jlrsttirae by military band Orand operatic selection Ponca del Des tinoC vr Verdi Solo for cornet Jessie Millar Casey Gavot Charming Boggttti nT4 mir to rixta BelissariO first 4Mt cvTunixnit A I far baritone JJllhUaiCUlAUUIVW talop Btorm Kela Bela I iLNQ araadmarch Coronation Meyerbeer BA3ff imJLSCJSCO CEROmCIM VmDCESDT9 JU7QUST 19 1691 Overture PrexaoxOlercsV Hfcrold Tne above piec has never been rendered bv anv other hand Quartet of trombones The ChapeT Kreutzer Dekny Tobin Gutmaa and Wright Operatic selection Klgoletto Verdi iwncen waits lain a a bit first tune GiUet Grand overture Obei Weber Solo or cornet Serenade Schubert vea ie ulnar tue vmuonua proaigy vvuuiKKcuwit iniiciueitr uuuc4 Gavotte Ftrrt Heart Throbs Ellennerg uaiop inre jnena sanci Director of music Charles Cassaaa POUND jn twt bat The Body identified aa That of John Klehter JohnEichlera carpenter living at 1905 Hyde street left home on Monday morning to collect some money Be failed to return that night and hts wife becoming uneasy reported the matter to the police yesterday morn Ing In the afternoon word was rewired from West Oakland that a mana twdr had been iound in tne hay near that place The description the body coincided with that furnished by Mrs BIchter and a message to that effect was sent to her Mrs BIcbter was seen last evening and said it was her husband She said that she was certain that he had not committed suicide as she was sure there was nothing to cause him to do to On the day he left home he was In the best of humor and said he wonld be home to dinner at 12 oclock When night came on and he had not retained she felt uneasy as she knew he had heart dlseare She tninks that he died from an attack of that malady and that he must have fallen from one of the piers Be sides a widow Biehter leaves four children He was 54 years of age NEWS Of THEEAIL THE HEW LOCOMOTIVES OP THE S0DTHEKN PACIFIC Two PolHt Bejes Passenger Trains to Be Soon Discontinued A railroad man who returned from the San Joaquin valley yesterday aajs that he has never seen ss many tramps and train jumpers in that section before There is plenty of work for the idlers in the vineyards and orchards hot they prefer to forage for a living The fight which the Pullman Company is having with some of the Western line ahows signs of extending to this coast Unless the company adopts a more liberal policy the railroad people believe that Its business interests are bound to suffer The new passenger locomotives of the Southern Pacific company will have an increased power of about one third over the best ot those now in use on the system The company is promised by the builders that the engines will cenanme from 10 to 15 iter cent less fuel than thoe now In use The North Pacific Coast Railroad will discontinue the running of Its two local trains to Point Bejes on the 1st prox and will change the time of the running of its through train to Cazadero After that date it will leave this city at 130 Aside from the green fruit shipments over land freights are dulL The Santa Fe people say they are getting a larger share of the fruit traffic than ever before running out over 100 carloads a month Assistant General Superintendent Pratt the Southern Pacific Company has returned from Ogden where he went to amines for the consolidation of the Humboldt division with the Salt Lake and Trnckee divisions The committee of the Native Sons celebration was at Fourth and Townsend streets yesterday arranging the details for the transportation of the excuratonistr to Santa Crot Beside the excursion trains to leave on the 8th and 8th of September passengers wilt have the privilege of sting their excursion tickets on the regular trains on the afternoon of the 8th and all day on the 9th TWO LUCKY MEN One 17111 Make the Tour of Europe and the Other Tabes a Vacation Taliant fc Cos banking house on the corner of California and Battery streets recently drew from the Louisiana State lottery Company 15000 being the one fortieth share of ticket KS98 which in the June drawing drew the grand prize of 600000 kn Examiner reporter called yesterday at tbe bank to ascertain the Hams of the lucky winner but the paying teller who waa all smiles when the question was asked replied All business of any find transacted with this bank is strictly confidential We never talk about anything we do here And still he smiled and as he smiled his smile the stronger grew This engendered the suspicion that the paying teller himself was the lucky winner bat further inquiry elsewhere elicited the fact that the fortunate person was a young business man on California street the father of seven children He declined to allow his name to be used but said 1 am going to take my wife and babies to Paris next week and we shall do the lour of Europe For that purpose I have set aside o000 of mywinninw With the remaining 10 000 1 havetaid off my homestead mortgage of 2500 leaving me 7500 to invest in real estate This lucky strike has placed me beyond the reach of want Business was against me this year but now we are happy thanks to the investment of 1 I have been buying coupons in the Louisiana State Lottery for the past three years and tbe biggest winning outside of the present that 1 ever made was one of 10 I thought that the thing wasnt conducted on the square but my wife induced me to keep up my investment of 1 a month and tbe result has proved that she is better adapted forbusinrss than I am Horace VV manager of the Sierra Lumber Conipu another of the lucky ones whose name has come to light since the June drawing He drew the one fertieth part or the thud prize or 100000 His share is 2500 A reporter called at his office 320 San some street yesterday bnt foundthat Mr Stevens had gone to the mountains for a six weeks vacation Hs has been dabbling for a long time in the Louisiana State Lottery said a friend of his and he told me that he had made a small winning in the Louisiana ate Lottery A small winning If I had it it would put me on my feet San Irancueo Cat Examiner July Hi 1 COUBT fOTBS Oeorjre Sawyer a dairyman has failed lor 1825 07 assets nominal JamesKaTanaugh has filed a complaint fir divorce against Alice Kavanaugh I Asa Fiske has sued Edward and Charles Edwards to recover 2373 57 on a judgment Judge Ia has divorced James Berry from Laura Berry on the ground of desertion Mamie Spencer has been granted a di vorce from Henry McD Spencer because of his desertion Annie Greenlaw aged 19 a waitress was committed to the asylum tor the Insane at Ag newaresterday The estate ol Graee Isabella Hampton and Ida Louise Hampton minors has been appraised at 18J44t 23 A Torres and Jesus Desepiani charged with 5 rand larceny were acquitted by a Jury in adge Hebbards court yeafrday In the suit of John DIemer against the estate of Leander Quint Judge Hunt gave judgment yesterday In favor ot the plaintiff for 2d4L William Smith convicted of burgUrr In the second degree was sentenced to one years imprisonment in the House of CorrecUenby Judge Hebbard yesterday Judge Finn has granted Bridget Early a di vorce from Thornae Early on the ground of wilful neglect and Oulda 8Mindt a divorce from Alexander Mlndt because of his desertion The divorce suit of Adolph Wejkearainsthis wife Eloise on tbe ground ot extreme cruelty was dropped from the calendar in Judge Finns court yesterday on motion of th defendant attorney Julius Alexanderhas sued the Central Lum ber and illll company jsawaro vnrmenwu tM TnM ml frfn CL Dm to recovrr S25 OOO damages for personal injuries sustained by Jailing over a pile 01 lomocr unnra i uiv premises zv ana zo Aram sunk 3ati xr rhtiTPhlia much divorced citizen ot Oakland who attempted to rid himself of his sixth wife by the aldofasixshooteron Monday night had the preliminary examination othls case postponed yesterday in Judge Joachrmsens court until aionoay MciisVs jystem ot testing eyes approved and practiced osiy cy ocuuna TAILORS MIS Statement of the Injured Woman Her Physician Thinfcs She Will JftecoYer The Head of the Bouse Pretends He Has No Recollection of His Brutality Mrs Avon Taylor who was brutally beaten by ber husband early Monday morning at their home south of the Eight Mile House is pronounced by her physi cian Dr Gaillard to be out of danger Last evening a Chsosicle reporter vis ited the Taylor ranch where the unfor tunate woman was found in bed with her injuries bandaged She made the folio ingatatement The trouble between my husband and myself was caused by my telling him to go to bed As has been stated he was away from home all day Sunday and Sunday night When he came home on Monday morning I told him to either go to bed or get out of the house This made him angry and he struck me with his clenched fist When be hit me I reached behind the door and got a pick ax handle and hit him in re turn This he tookfromme and struck me with it over the head When I screamed my son George cameinfo the kitchen and as he was crossing the thresh old his father attempted to strike me again but hit my son instead My husband has been drinking considerable of late and I was Just tired and proposed tbatne should either stop it or leave me This is what 1 told him Mon dav and what caused all the trouble Dr Gaillard who was summoned to attend Mrs Taylor visited the injured woman during the reporters visit And spoke as follows of her injuries When I first saw Mrs Taylor there waa every Indication or both fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain In fact there were slight indications that she was fatally injured but owing to her unconscious condition it was impossible for me to dearly diagnose the exact extent of herimnrv Alter laborins zealouslv and applying restoratives for nearly two hours signs 01 returning consciousness were apparent When her reason was restored and she was able to talk I found that her pronounced unconsciousness was due to the effects of shock and not from a fracture of the skuU although concussion of the brain exists I found however that the excessive presence of blood was due to a large blood vessel that had been rup I turea oy a mow irom some brunt instrument In reply to a question as to whether or not Mrs Taylors injuries were fatal Da Gaillard said they were not necess rilv so unless some unforeseen event occurred Little George who also fell a victim to tbe brutality of his lather has had his wound sewed up It is anuglvone on the fop of the head several inches long Avon Taylor the perpetrator of the deed returned to his home yesterday morning and when he saw what his drunkenness had caused him to do broke down and wept like a child All day long he wandered about the bouse in a dazed manner and it was not until Mr Taylor had been pronounced out of danger that be became more calm Taylor aaya that he has no recollection Oi his tactions He denies the statement that he was at San Bruno on Sunday hut says that he pent the day and night at a friends house A TRANSACTION 1ST MONET The HIbernU Bank Stakes Big Investment In an eastern dispatch published in the Cbbosicxs yesterday it was stated that Eobert Tobin secretary of the HlhernlaBank of this city had succeeded In placing 1000000 of the District of Columbia loan Of 82 500000 bearing interest at 3 percent As this loan is guaranteed by the United States Government it Is regarded by Eastern financiers as a gilt edcred inreKmeni The statement about the HIbernia Bank howerer was only partly correct Alfred Tobin tne banks attorn eyfaid yesterday The dispatch would give lhempresiion that the bank had only placed the bonds referred to acting merely as a broker The facte are that the bank purchased outright and holds as a permanent Investment over one minion of the District ot Columbia bonds guaranteed by the United States In so doing the bank Was able to dispose of part of its 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Gorr iaqk oi duif axer KAESUGF3 BPEBBEClT WAtTOIP IntblscIty August 1 us tne rideiic of tbe brides sister by Bev fobn Hanna Wmiam 8perbck to Joaepblne Waltoo both of thla dty OLSOS SAYXOB la this lty August IB by Rev Cae Charle Olson to Leah baylor both this city DEATHS McLEAK In thj rltr August 16 Peter McLean beloved father of Mrs Cowleyand grasd fatber of Henrr Beroie and Paul Overmohle and Katie Mfluac a natlre ot Ballymoiiy county Antrim Ireland aged 76 yean monUu and 14 days IBaUymony flreland papers pleas copy Sr Friends and acquaintances are retpctruUy ranted to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 8 30 oclock from his late restaanoa 1419H fanches street corner ot Dnncan thence to Bt Paul Church where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for tbe repose of his seal commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery 6CHMITT Ia this ctty August 16 Theodore Schmltt a natlre of Germany aied S5 years SsTFrtends are respect niliy I nvltad to attend tbe funeral this day Wednesday at 3 oclock at the parlors of Cowtn ft Col lia Oeary street Interment Odd Fellows jtemaiery BIKLiCK In this city August 17 HennlDe beloved mother of Paul and Adam Bleleck and Mrs Alois Klst a native of Breslau Uermanr seed so yean 1 months and 8 days S3Fnends aniacqaalnuncarreaiectfall7 tinted to attena tbe funeral this day Wednesday at 2 oclocc from br late residence 1416 Folsem street between Kigbtb and snath Interment Odd Fellows Lemetery STEIGEB la this city August Id at 2 Liberty sueet Cbarlea Steurer aged 73 years 1 month and 23 days South Boston Mass and Peoria IlL papers please copy SW Friends are respectrolly ianted to attend the funeral services this day Wednesday at lSOo clock at tbe Masonio Temple corner of Post and Montgomery streets BABXTH Ia this city August 17 John A beloved hnsband of Mary Jane Barnum and beloved father of Charlie gammie Grace and irle Barnum aged 60 years fi months and It days SsTFrienas and aeqnalatances ar resoectfullr invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 10 clock from the parlors ot Craig Cochran ft Co 28 Mint avenue SAItTOT ln this city August 17 Mary A relict the late Georsr Barton and beloved mother of Mrs A Dtthmar Mrs Butler Bur xls Mrs Kenfield Mrs Oorbeit and Barton a native oT England axed 60 years and days S3 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully farited to attend the ftmeral this day Wednesday at 2 dock from Per late restaence 8t Sbotwelltreet Intermeotprtvate BROOKS la this city August 17 Knen beloved wife cf the late Henry A Brooks and mother of Mrs Julia Saunders and mother in law of Saunders a native of England aged 60 years months and 21 days ayr neni and acquaintance are restoctrany Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday trom residence of ber aon In law JL 8aonders Alabama street between Fifteenth and blxteenth Iniermeot Odd Fellows Cemetery WAIKER Dl this city August 17 a VTsDar a native of Glasfrow Scotland aged 41 years 4Friends are respectfuuy Invited to attend tbe funeral this day Wednesday as 10 oclock from the mortuary chapel of the San Francisco Undertaking Company 1021 Market street between Sixth and Seventh Interment private Odd Fellows Cemetery ANDEKBON In this city August 37 Peter Anderson a native of Falkenbnrg Sweden ag 49 years 10 months and 18 days SS Friends and acnualniaaces are respectful Invited to attend the runerju this day Wednesday at 3 clock rrom the undertaking pariors of Tbeodor Dferks 957 Mission street between Filth and blxih Interment odd 1 el lows Cemetery McOCIOAJT la this city August 17 Ann wife or the lata James McGuIean and beloved aunt of Joseph and Ous JSeagle and Mrs Alice Cately a native of county Meath Ireland aged 68yeara KwJh nends and aoquatatances are resp tfatlT Invited to attend the funeral this day CWednes 5T1JS Ccjocwjtronx her Jateresiaence 703S Davis street thencetoStFTaccacnarch Vsllejo street where a requiem mass will be eel tars ted for the repose of ner soul commencing at 9 30 dock Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland by 11 IS creek boat STEKGE In Dtzon Anrast 18 Rosa beloved daucMer of Morris iUengs native of California aged 12 years Friends and acqaatntaooes are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday Tak lJJ5 oclock train at Third and Townsend streets Interment Some of Peace Cemetery GBEEKE In this dtr August 7 Masgts dearly beloved wife of Daniel Greene andyuUDR est and beloved daughter ot Daniel ana Mary Elgelow and sister of MraQ Belger Cornelias John and the late Daniel Blgslow a native of 6an aocico aged J4 years J03T Friends and acquaintances are respectfBUy Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 12 clock trom her late residence 210 Xang on street Interment tLakj Cross Cemetery BENNETT Is this eltyr Aufust 17 Alfred beloved son of Dr William Bennett a native of ew York aged 35 years I Sew York papers please copy sHTFuneral services will be held to morrow Thursday at 3 clock at Pytniaa Casde 913 Maraet street near Fifth Friends and as quaiutaflces are respectfully invited to attend Interment Masonic Cemetery BISHOP Ia Belmont August 16 Kate danguter of and busan Bishop San Francisco Sacramento and Illinois papers please copy JIcKEKZlE In this city August 18 Snsan beloved wire of tbe 1 te Alexander McKensle and mother of Daniel Joseph WiJle Alexander and Snsan McKeniteMrs Jacobseu and Mrs Kelly a native of county Donegal Ireland aged 49 years TBAUTXER In this cltyAnsost 18 Virginia Adeieonly and beloved daughter of Theodore and Josephine Trautner aged 6 months TSOMAs la ihts city Anjnst 18 Bosle Annie beloved wife of Thomas a native of county Kerry Ireland aged 39 years IN OALLS In this city August 16VDarld Zngatls A native of Nova Scotia agd 74 years CROWLET In this city August 16 Charles Crowley a native of Ireland aged 25 years OBQIJtN tn thtaoB Aa ust 16 Mary CErlea a native of lreiaadf ea 43 WILLJAMSIn this ctty August 16 Strah 3 iillams a natlveof CJiforaU a ed 23 years BOltKE In thU city Hazel dearlv beloved uaognter of Mlchsei and Katie Burke a native baa Francisco aged 1 year and Id days LOWNES la this cut Aufast 17 Sarah Ana beloved mother of Amelia and UH Werson Mrta iuwood and Mrs ANellsoaaged 61 ara JiALOSEY Tn Oakland Auzust 17 Thomas be lovea son oi vean ana nary staiooey a native of an Fraocuco ate 33 vara months and 19dv iirSCxTLLANEOUS PINCHED FACE BLUE UPS Why a Lady Was So Unattractive VsAW A LADTWITS PrNCHEDIEAT nres bldellps and a ruddy nose as I came down In tbe carr this morolng said one of the leading doctors cf America recently she was unhappy and really did not know the cause But Las a pbyjldan though never having seat her beore knew exactly tne source of her trouble What wasit She was suffering trom malaria This yoa taew Is now the great disease and It seems to De on the increase Is malaria dan erous doctdr Yes and no It is the Indirect cause of many perhaps most dlseasesjand It always puts a person la a condition to lBvrte Lsease although it Is had enougnm nseix And what dq you do for It Aht There lathe hardest partof the subject The lncipal remedy has been quinine but it Is not always advlssble Ons thins however Is almost a necessity In any case of malar a and that Is a pure stimulant preferably whisky Where It is tbe right kind It seems to kill ail the germs ot malaria quicker than ahv oiber known thing The remarks of tbe doctor are most vainable bat be did not go on to state what is known to the writer thar both himself and most prominent physicians prescribe Dodya Pore Malt Whisky Tbetr rea eo for this are many the principal ones being that it Is the only med ctnal whisky la the market and the only one which for years has stood the Qoet scrutinizing chemical teets Cf coarse cheaper and impure Whiskies have been advocated and cert Un unscrupulous dealers try to an them because they can make a larzer uront upon them than they can npua a pure and expen sive wntsxy use uodii jtiot any one no desires health and to keep off malaria shoutd in sist upon navugvunv ana no otaer WAHiLSTXAD 1 1 HAIATSLUV HALSTEAD CO TJN IRTAKERSk Aesarrs jroa SAfTaaKcisco CagMAttosc SocrCTTV TKtKrBDXB Nov 3103 MISCJMIiANsXOCft 1 1 I Sos Mother do ytra never Tveary with sill yonr ccfnpoadenceV LTDtARNKHAM ffo riy sonihese letters of confidence bring to me the joy that a mother eels whose daughter throws her arms wound her neck and crleir0h mother help me The women of the world are my daughters dear Sou Yes mother and they love yonw Lydia Pmthams private letters from ladles In all parts ot the world average one hundred per day and truly has she been aynotlier to the race Suflbrin women ever seek her In their extremity and And both a helper and a triend Correspondents will receive prompt and conscientious answers and the sympathy of a mother LYDSA PINKHAMS VECETLf It the only PAsf five Cure and Kef ltl nsite Jlernedy COMPOUND lor tne peculiar weaknesses ana ailments oi women It cures the worst forms of Female Complaints that Bearing down FeeHng Weak Back Falling and Displacement of the Womb Inflammation Ovarian Troubles and all Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb snd is invaluable to the Change Of Life Dissolves and expels Turoprs from the Uterus at an early stage and checks any tendency to Cancerous Hamor Subdues Fsintness Excitability A errous Prostration Exhaustion and strengthens and tones the Stomach Cures Headache General Debility Indigestion etfc and fc igorates the whole system For the cure of Kidney Complaints cf either sex the CompoDSd has se rival AQ Druggists sell it as a standard article or sent by mall in form of Fills or tosenges on receipt of OO LYDIA PI HICHAM WED CO LYNN MASS As nTustrsied book entfled Guide ta Health and Eflqwttsr by Lyfla PLikhaii is of greit 1 vaiie ladles We wW present a copy to aw addresttog COffiAB COffiAD CONRAD A CARD TO THE PUBLIC WhQs it la true I have been chosen the President of the Lonialsstt State Lottery Company vioe hi A DATJPHCs deceased I atill retain the Prea ideney of the Gulf Coast Ioe and Manufacturing Company go all proposals for supplies machinery etc as well as all other business communications should be addressed to ra her as heretofore ZjOoIc Box 180 PAUL CONRAD New Orleans Siek 5f ORK WpII A Matter of Trial Importance 0HBOSIC XXtMSSTS ALWATS TKjrD TO rob the system of Its physical and nervous strength and one thus afflicted cannot afford to let It ran on nntll abrokeii down constitution and perfect wreck is the result ilanj people do not wait until they are incurable before placing themselves In the hands of competent and trustworthy specialists and the following quotations from letters now on file In our office are but samples of those dady re celved A gentleman at St Helena writest I do not re gret one cent I have paid you for Ihave gotten many times the value of IV Another gentleman writes aoinklameiired A lady from Ban Jose writes My medicine Is out I am getting along finely Think I am nearly wen A gentleman from Berkeley writes Have only had one had night sine taking your medicine head Is much better1 A gentleman from Woodland writes I now believe that you can restore my bea th as I already feel the benefits of yoar treatment lit A assman of 9 Padnc street says Tour treatment has done marvels for me and I am ad vising all my friends who are sick to treu with you and get cured A few who have cheerfully consented to the as of their names are jfr Richard Bonne 83 Everett street Mr McLeod Palace Hotel Mrs Wheeer corner Stockton and Geary streets Hr Fetterly 6U1 Fddy street Mr A klurphy 317 Tenth street Our treatments by ma1 are meeting with the greatest success and ofe office treatments are Invariably successful Consultations and ezamtnatlons personally or by letter are free and invited Office Hours from 9 aJtvto 4 and 7 to 8 8 4lt Sundays 10ase to 12 DRS TS WlliljtAirS 28 Geary Street San Francisco CaL TO WEAK MEN Buffs zing rumfc toe effeets ot onthrol Im early decay wasting weakness tost manhood etc I win send avalnanla aatlaa sealed eathiliijc ftll particular for some cure FRKB of charts Asplenrtld medlealworr ahoola be read by every man who is nervous and debilitated Address Prof sTO WIJEBt ISoodca Cobb SHERDPFS SATR 8CTERIOB COUKT Department No 6 J0 2081 Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure QEBJf Arf UV 08 AWI LOAS SO CIKTT MABOABET MO JXJN A UU XT Al TTSDEB A3TD BT VtBTCl OT AS ORDER of sale and decree of foreto ure Issued out of the Superior Court Department No 6 of tbe city and county of Ban Francisco State of California on the 29th day of July a 1891 In tbe above entitled action wherein tbe German Savings and Iian Society the above named nlninllft obtained judgment and decree of foreclosure against Margaret McDonald Emanuel Strauss and Henry vv ouaoon oeiencani on tne cm cay oi my a manded to sell all that certain lot piece Or parcel of land situate tylne and being In the city and county of ban Francisco State of California and bounded and described as follows OnmmencinKatapoint on the northerly line of Kills street distant ne bundled and filly 160 feet westerly thereon from tbe westerly hoe of Lagnna street running tbence westerly along said line of ED is street twenty five 251 feet th nce as right angles northerly one hundred and twenty 14 feet to tbe southerly Jme of Olive avenue thence at right ancles easterly along tbe last samedllne twenty Bv 23 feet and thence at bt angles southerly one hundred and twenty 120 teet to tbe said nortberty Use of Ellis street and point of commencement being a portion cf Western Addition Block So 229 together with all and singular the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise aspertainlne Public notice Is hereby erven that on THXTBS DAY tbe 27th day of Anist a 1891 a 13 oclock noon of that day In front of the pew City Hall Larkln street win in the city andcounty of Ban Francisco I will In obedience to said order of sale and decmt of foreclosure sell tbe Above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy caid judgment with Interest and costs etc to the highest and best bidder for gold coin of the tJnitedtates aaar Fbakcxscoy August 5 189U ft IATJMEISTEB SbertfT JW a GoosriXLow Attorney for Plaintiff 230 Montgomery street SCHOOL BONDS FOR SALE TOTJTICE IS HEREBY DIVES THAT THERE XI are in my custody for sale aid I hereby offer tor sale twenty 20 bends of the Monterey school District la Kosterey county of tbe denomination of one thousand dollars each dated August 1 181 running for ten years and drawing seven 7 per cent Interest payable annually on the 1st day ot Aagusu Said bonds are Issued by order of the Bond of Rtrpervisnrs of Ionterey county California under toe provisions and authority of sections 1880 to and Including section 1883 ot the Political Code of the Stat of California Scaled bids for said bonds or any portion ot then will be received at my office Salinas City California up to SATURDAY tbe 39th day of August 1891 at 2 ociock AUbfda most ba unnmliM Vr ehaxlr Bed to by a responsible bank tn the sum of tea 10 wu ui uie uio wnjca it arcompanie sna psy aWe to the order of tae undersigned Anybrtjer falltog fortbe period of thirty naya after notice to bimbr mall that the bonds bid for by him have been awarded to him at tbe price bid to pay tbe amount of such bid and take such bonds shall forfeit to said school district the said certified check and tbe amonnt therein named hio bid tor leu than rar will be entertained Tbe person to whom any nf said bonds are award must tn addition to tbe amount of hts pay to tn undersigned for the benefit of said ennoi district ell interest that shall have accrued on roch sondsattba date of the payment at my office of tbe purchase price thereof Tberltbt Is reserved to reject any and a I bids hAbtSELL ounty Treasurer of Monterey Couzty Cat Salinas Utyuly 28 1891 TsTHKHKASi TTSDES AJIT JMf VIRTCE OT II certain ordinances of the Board of Supervisors ot tbe Cj end County of Ban Francisco the Gearr Pare An kjwn uiim4 iiii vrccrL rYyiire AirrOK rKTS AT IATYV AG OD CHAHCKTO OET ADVICE yBEB on all legal matters consult free of chares tbe five ezperenced speciaistsf tbe Legal Aid Association they will water S20O that there Is not a like association of reputable lawyers in fin Francisco open evenings Central office 123 Post street rooms 2 and 8 San Francisco beys 850 Market read ad business personals CHABUPH DAJaWBT ATTORSEY AT lw 633 Clay St rooms 17 18 and IB fiESxns7JLr LXW fn i BAUIIfcUUKKA A a SMITH AT torneys at law415 California st TVriCKrMATTHKWSATrORSEYSlMOri It gomerysL room 1 probatuuc estates foreclosing mechanics Pens specialties legal advice TV davtdsok attoritey at lawi 4i0 California st rooms 14 18 advice freer ylKAKCTAL 6X TOT MOKTUAiK JtOSKY TO tjoaj oh 1 notes or second mortsige Junes SUCFarrsU i snn nnn to wah at 7 per tjes 5OUUUUU HMWOOLLEY 223 Montgomery SSOOOOOaVle01113 VT BECKER tt 623 Market St LOWEST RATE JCOWRY LOAJTBD tv mitA eon ttrr real estales mutsuM fpald HPMOSAL4U2Montomery TLTOSEt LOASED FROM SI UPWARD AT SjL eecurity Loan Bank 1108 Market nr Mason I private entrance 7 Turk FstASEXM ca CMAXiASlOTlKTSIXAITKDIMTERE8TAt cording to security Ad Fn boi 66 tbls efflce 7J i Mwun wuutwif California bas constructed and la now operating a trees railway vrtbtn the corporate limits said ctty and county to wit ss a wire cable railroad on Geary strretfrom Eearny 10 Central avenue and from thence aa it eteatn motor railroad along point Loboa avenue to Fifjt avenoe and thence aiong First avenne to Golden Gate Park and wb ks jsy an order of tbe sad Beard of Vnvr PiSTa Passion the 8th dag of Deoembrd69a being order No 2280 therigbt was granted to the said Geary Street Park and Ocean RaJroad Company by and with SSiTiffiln 50r0Pin tommssioneTsto extend Its rall oad tracks and to maintain and operatelta street railroad ass wire cable railroad for the unexpired term ef Us francblse alona and pSy Jfoliowtng oscrbet streew la the City wvuu nuici cov svuu Between tbe termini therelnaiter mentioned to wit Commencing at the intersection ot Point Lobos avenne witn vsr easterly lne or First avenue thence ajoni uwyVHU IVXUW2TNDS ana tbence along and anon Filth avenue to Golden Gau pane and te1111 Tne Oeary Street Partr and Ocesn niS2LtFDtPTtoma nd Intends that Its line railroad a point Lobos avenue and FiftS LSln3ert a1 erdlnauces ahau tetto IrS wlre cable just of steam motors so rSLsf e5 thereof tooolden Oatd Park shall be operated hy uniform system or cable motive power and such chance wm be for th igreater convenience and saftty of th2 people of said city and countyf and sue Wh itjis By act of nbe Legislature tb State of CallforBlar th sal avenoevkuown ti Point LoMs avenne has beeu placid mJertht SSjdSy of Boarof ParkC SestoneSj and Ocean Railroad Compauy ra rarcSitnSnk algnamay construct trnttotaln aMSoPerate ts said cable railroad on olnt lxlsavenEerom Cnt svena ni Rftb avenueTnn er toe ev eral tranchjea tor the same granted by Oi BeSd JSZ90 tn tltydtoiniFoflSS yrawasca and for and durb the term 1 wbiSf aid franchises were aanteSnS bh hereby ratified and approved WVBLOCHV Secretary fif CENTS 5 retire Tie WEEKLY OgHS0XTCTC VTBAPPEBS CONTAIKISQ THfi Xzyl for an entire week or sent three moatha for 40 osate to any address la the BaBed BtaveaT JsJft7SBrB2iT8 wew Botm aTM arr HBATia ttXZ2T mi THIS AFTBRHOO XT EVEBY EVESIKQ xt JOS GRI8SCER PBaaartAV JOaBOBIBMiR PHaajpAv Assisted by Tbelr Kewij ssnta st inWtlllamHawortbs Co Mdy ts sssa 1 tr rSEETs OEtF A 1 TEES 0LIP 1 FEBr CLIrys TIVOU OFXBA HOTJSKT jutxzxa uxoaproartetort a at THrHD VTEEKI PEOPLE HAVE THIRD WEEsa Hooa i AQUILU AQUILO AQHILO AQOIIAI 1 AQ0ILO AV1UJ1V AQUIU1 AQUILO AQOILO AQUILO I AQUILO AUUIf AQUILO 3TOP00A1 PA0Xa TO PROFESSIONAL MATDTEE THTmeDAY AUGUST gOTTI AT fc 1 POPTJtAR PRICES 1 95 and BALDv7EJ THEATEB A irn MssBt AXVSZD TTTr TV hit I Tlfssag TEBY EVEXraO MATIHEE BATtTftaaJE 1 fiicorm ffx Last ttro i AV PALMERS COltPAHY Presenting the Acknowledged Artistic Hit et fat Beason Augnstln Thomas Flay A A A A A-L-A-B-A-M-A EicuisiTELT ActidI MAa rt ic ar XTEttssssBt A TRUE AMERICA PLAT Curtain at 8 sharp Ushers will not seat 1 wnii me curtain is up NEW CAi ITOENlA THBATaa Handsomest Theater In tbe World MB AT JLLTUAS TlBSe SOd I MB MiBBT ww LmSS THE CTTY C03VUL3ED THE TALE OI THE TOwsT BO riE EATE CASTLETOW B03XIE EATE CASTLETOiT i a ta COSQROVE i GRASra COMEDIABSV Is TBS FabcicaZ Dbbajc or KxMaotmm THE DAZ2LERI THE SAZZLEBI 3 Full of Uniquely Sparkling SoyelHea Evaav Evxxtyo MArar JBA rs tBr ALCAZAR THEATER WAXXsa Boa bzocxwsxi whht csiuia yt of August 17th To jrorirr TO sioinL JtiTfirra 6ATnxsAYIMATT rza Birfsssia The Favorite Irish ComedyActreta ANNIE WAfiD TIFFAHT In a new play written expressly for her ty La Bazwxih author of Shadows of a Great Uty entitled TEa BTEPDAUOHTBB Kelt Annie Ward Tiffany aa BIDDY ROrAr in The Ssdcrws of a Great City OBFHEUat OPEBA HOU8S GrsTAV WAtTm Froprletor and 1 Te CW msxsDAT Ev crjo sv Are lrsk Only lour Ifors Bights and Sunday of th AUSTBALIAE JOVELTT 00MPA5Y Twentv live of the nutt VarsatDa Artists Wet World beaded by the Great East India ns roaucer KUBLAI JXTir Introdadng hts Great Myitery SixoassXfc ij jierrmaira wuiaonet 43 Popular Prices 25c snd 50a Jt BATTL Of QETTT3BUaQ The Panorama of the Battle of Getsbu i earner of Market and Tenth streets will be on exhibition only for a short time longer and shoutd ss visited by aO previous to removal of same FICSTICS KXCUKSIOSS BAS IBASCISC0 KOETHPACrnO BTrisV SKVSSIB OEAJID EIOUESIOsT 07 THE SEASO XT I A os sTjaUBT TICKETS TOE THE BOTTSO TBH OSLY SM Boatleavae Tlboroa Ferrr foot of Martetss sa at 800 a at letamlngv train leaves Ukkshst triL Ticket oaces Sew Ifoutcom ry street aat Tlbnron Ferry iL a WHrrcro peter i uaavrss General Manager aodTA SATflEASOSCO K0ETH PACIKC BWAi EL CAMPa EL CAJCPa Ueta further notice the steamer USIAX wit leave for EI Campo every Saturday and Sunesr from Tlburoa ferry ilarkst street wbarf as follows LKAVC LtAi jctsa 1 8BD Star 8 30ai 10 30a 2 00 4 00 i SOa EL 12 00 IT fe oor inSfc Fare for round trlpi tncludlng admission ta 11 iass mrttsa peter xmcglys2 General Maaaer OmPas ATlcHAt JOS CELLAITEOtrs THE CALIFORNIA Kearny and Bush Streets MCTj sTjRoEAsr piiAjsr jm THE TLY tODERV 13STD STRIOWf first class hotel in the dry Ceitralto mU points of Interest prlncrpat sMSss and places of amustment A EL TZLEB Msnsasf PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS 0 A the foltnwin WArlr nil nfcHI wrlll hr SS ftved by the Board New jOry HaU Co aadf ib tne ccamoerci tnejioara oi on BATURUAY the 12th day of SeptetaBSS U9L between tbe boors efll A at and la si thatday lsv Uuatract So 81 Pot laying cms and water Pipes around the mOnlahed portloa of the uty Hall He ervatioa and placing lams pests sat lamps en tbe benudary fence within ti sroaaaa etc All In accordance with tbe contr ct di a Hlasa sou materials to be used aad provided tor grssnss and filling fortbe compleUon of tbe anhe saes arr fence the steps Jandinga and stoops the yap estals and lamp nt btocka allwftblu andswona tbeboundanesoftbeNewaty HaU Be erysss poo nds and the approaches within thesanieAjsai sewer Wet corners of ran1tiuroundb reservation Tosether with other worar atiauS thereto and be glsg and connected wa Saw wnole All accoitUig to contract drawings Jd Con ractho Si FoUaylng artakaai SSsSW ftnrha ri ltt mnA alv aaimSSsl rrou Kts also bchllbrgars palest sWwsdsJt th streets adjacent thereto Alllnauandsiiisl was tb con traci drawings Reference is hereby made to the Wsaspesjia ttens and conditions of contract in the office i Pecreiary and Arcbltee aderWfcUii tssswssBs must be do ne fcgS The Secretary wttl furatsb blank ruis JSg6 posidsandbUBdstointendlnibldde KesMJsaj he entertained unless mane noes blanks so iss nl hed The bids most be accompsnleJwttba Mfied check or vrith a bond with two trseorss and sufficient sureties In the som of 18 peroat the total ram sf tende to guarantee the OOSta the contract when awardedt Th MSoesT bonasmee ksm hotul i vn mtat seasbSBS to the Commttsiooers alt least three day the opeotnc of tne Mda4nVordr that tbe UMVt uwq kavtx OOBUietenCKi AOIV the light to rtt ct any aos all bia trrni be made by nditeAsiifSS uoou th I dra a ttlMssfBi Bidders must UBalrCnin wsta rer eaMfSswsVlsbouia 5 AERMt JllifknllAS Sat LfcUY JOST IL DtTBBT aosaoof nwtyHat itwabs wotnt Becretaryd taa Fraacteco July 3 181.