San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 18

Ajr Wxeisco tt August ap is9i at I liEiilii laciiiGs jBuiiEesaSlii Willi resli 1 Hotels 1 SpecUUTiepstcb tolQlS CES02OCLS if 3oki August 29 2L dettghtful cool wav allowing close upon a week of hot mnggy iweather is the programmer pre sented for 2f eir Torr edification this morning audit is moat warmly welcomed ly the oldest inliabitaiit as well a the latest arrival it ii a great jrellefand fully appreciated lilwia ho toped that the backbone of summer js demoralized that future heat isay he discounted Petcontra Wall streetwMclTafeirwefla syplvras In the toldrtim ay has suddenly deTeloped into a boom tnat mates ths tear believe that suminerlhas only Icom jnehced Tinder tie impulse oil bfc crops here and Vhortcropa 1 abroad railroad atocJu haT rtirted ahead at a 210 gait and there Is hopresent sigh of abatement Jontwaltfortie lewmotiye but jump right aboard and earn pur passage as 3rou move aldhglr Is the bull crri ahd lots rof em aigetting front sear Jinong the departures thfiveefcTras Insurance Manage yfc JL JhrraJ who came East a few weeks since to assist at the funeral of his lamenteij mother He has many friends herewho endeavored by their attentions Wiasuage the grief at tehdnt upon his yislt He left for home Thursday -Ira Bamsdeilgavehis frirads from ihe icoaitla chance to reconpiln Wednesdays races wheTiis California colt got iaway handiUx apUMei Timeat lastet aU things even race hora not exoepted TOOBACKaOJCfc Creed Haymphd included ra TiVedne dlaythet Kyr about pmito report to home heiadquartersi io hepacked hls3 cir curascrib Saratoga Mdlpedawajth hla mind enlarged by experience of old world travel Jdelwillbucldedowtttalaw problems witbTenewedivigoT fianrranciaco ijewelerslarerepresented here this week bv Hammersmith and John BonestelL Theymake theliHpfrman their base operations IrringM Scott returned from the Europe au shipyards on Weanesday He loo ked like a bronred eagle He sayrthat he saw many things that werenewBUtunothing ihat cant be improved upon by American mechanical genius WeareoU top and Trill8taytherpBayScott --Judge HBoalt and Buisell XTTiK ada are at theiBrunswick 1 Dr JL aBradfordisin Uew York this week baring returned from a tour of the Catering placet I Walsh of San Francisco has been giring his views to hswspaper reporters on the subjectot the proposed negro immigration to Southern Californiv it will tot succeed says IValsh 1 MissCarrieEohler and her sister Mrs Bohrman are spending the waning summer days in the Adirondacka Henry Yi Herbert of the railroad detective service is among the latest arrivals 11 Edward Bates Doraey the mining and railroad engineerisl frequently seeafjon lowerroadway 1 1 Mrs GaiKlMiss 8utro and CtT Mich aeL were in Paris yesterday Mr and Mrs Morton Mitchell nee Miller and ithe widow of George Ladd are at Carlsbad takinginGerman society and the waterv MCiAKErTAiBV JLmongthVjlatesisTesVaTei Olli Arnold and wife Blair and wife Ti LabatWWJwJfiller JSL PWetherelM JJeilaon DateL A Ludlier Dr JL A Perrinaud family AfiL Herman Jieaumont colev Jones a LitUefield CtMalone 8 fitrauas Lrc Strauss returned from tEuropefc Mi Thayer Tyaft Whitater Js Red maiv 8 iodge Sk CGerdes Mil Frederick CampbelV Mrfc iEriaht a MilesH lDrewv EB McCerd Peter Martin Mrs Eleanor Martin JJ Coyle Mrs Fisher HD Harri ganCEi Johnson rT FramerDt Qorai lie Bnmrjgton Mrs Johnson JIudelhiff George IHSeknid Vi Banner Cook Xawiord Friedman JL Pv Lambert JWReidrJj Wil aon Mrs CrowllL Dodge CCDou iei 8Uiuburri JAi if SmithM Faulkner Trayer and from Seattle DiGilmore Moeller Ji iEeardon tmd Miss Darnani Jit 8 Jsmerican and wife Willi beVia If eTaik next week He Is the representative of half a dozen beneficial organizations i ii i 8 JHobari the well known mine operator who is abot a heavy real estate owner InKew Tbrk is quartered atthe Hoifman He looks as if the world still agreed witk him howthki etnrByxKt fpaiKK A Californian who came on some weeks ago and spent several weeks at different watering places remarked the other day as he came in for a breathing spell You have no idea cf the numberof abiding places there are where people can ko and apend itha summeK left my family yesterday 1 at a Iiong Island place which do jiot beueva one Call forniin out of a thousand ever heard a The villa ea is on the ton of a cliff Below lsa splendid hathlng beach with along hoard waljg whereon bathers pfoin enade between times In and around the village are hundreds of cottages fuli of iromen ana Chuaren with a sprinkling of meni young1 and old HoiVi do they time Easily There 1 are beautiful drives the broad bosom of the bat it studded with row boats and yachts A few dollars will enable you to skim over the summer seas all day XneDeacn ra vitas vou toatluu Thewaterlsjust cool enough Jit nigtttt Oh 1 Ill give you our last weears programme ii ond ay even lng A imoonligjit ride to anotheriesort lourrnues away oancing ana supper iu ier 7S cents TneayProgressiveleuchre party 25 cents chippea ur priaea Wednesday Sheet and pillow case tiaxtvsi iiotel lurntahes the bed iinn nd Vott udbIt the iafetjt ijiha and inch like cost nominal Thurs dayMoonlight excursion on the bay niriii aharD Fridav Sot billed Satur day Germans All of which wergraod sticcessesi Jn one Tespect there was a deficlencr While the young ladiesare xitunerous ana auaance ine young men nirailihlfi ire aa usual scarce Ea nef fan the damsels double no and dance Iwitheachbtheri Fun Yesand ilots of it jOnlyinowjWhere to jgo suxiiyou can iave all you wain even on juong inana And it neednt coat you asmall fortune either 1 TalfcaDbutspprtirecitemenlthereis nothing to compare Trlihf the febrile ft elr ing whichi prevails among the baseball cranksof New Yorkand among this tium brr are Included many or tne uamornia coi imVi Kothin so deliehtS DaveEich or BaouL Martinejas to wend thelrSwaylnp to the poloj grounds 6t a warm afternoon ana eeor no ee ifqacuwjruif iiui ite 2few York clubbers hit the balL Singular says Dave aresaidi fwhat an toterest we Ukt in basebalt rrArsiherrsee a Xeacne Bamel than go down to Coney island Jbr a cold dinners 1C laice and cool herepockefc full of citanta hard seat ana we ate amgs GcaryliBaraeyytttd4 thaVr when Geary orBarneyme but which they always oo when their Saratoga or Long Bran ch social ensazements aUbW The leading teams vhicago uostoh and iew jc or are suspiciously close together D0 as the enthused promoters declare its anybodys race A shrewd Californisn I met at the ball crounds the others day was singularly free front ehthusiasim He laughed a whole volnme of cynical laughs Why cant yott seel it he prbpouhdedItsallapt BP3obihip podxbraeandall forthe currencr thats in it Dont understand jet Well the big stockholders in the Hew York dub control the Chicago club and the directors of the Boston are principal owners in the other two see Now to keep up the interest at feverhest to induce big attendance in Nw York Chicago and Bos ton why games are bunched and alt three are always struggling for the pennant winner And with all their efforts they idott draw such big crowds Of course by their peculiar tactics they are making mofiey but the public is beginning to smell a large sized mouse and the baseball of the future promises to be a rathe attenuated institution And the Ciliforniaa wentoff and joined Dave Eich in a smoke as big Boger Connor muffed thelbalL One of our colonists received a letter a lew days since from a San Francisco friend who recently journeyed to Carlsbad for the benefit of a system that had been worn down to a fine point by hard ivork ana neeaea reconstruction or benefit of Californians who need similar reconstruction 1 give extracts from the letters had a splendid trip from aewYork to Bremea by the line that handsome and gentlemanly Herman Oel richs manaees in part if not in whole end manaseiwelL The Atlantic hardly presented a dimpled appearance and there was no excuse for seasickness From Bremen was but a stp to Hamburg thence to Berlin tQ Dresden and here we are I felt so run dawn that I sought my doctor at once and the next morning started in for reconstruction And now my friend from a somewhat regular diet champagne broilediobsters all alive and oysters look atthis hill of fare Dejeuner Weak tea and toast very 4ry like Poin meryec Diner Beefsteak with spinach or beans cant get both so imazine me loadlngTip oneither SouperJ Ham and eggs and some more of the aforesaid teav vAsrl entre mets i take a aix mile walk np laill find down dale principally the former return with a healthy glow and weak knees plunge Into a inud bathe I the darkest I ever struck muddier than the muddiest and darkest Africa Eecollect the muddy ooisb that prevailed in the days of 49 at low tide on Montgomery street welL that was clear compared to this Oh 1 I forget we are indulged In cocktails here but they would make jour hair stand on end as they cause my stomach to turn double somersaults all concocted of Carlsbad Sprudel Salts in puris nsturalibut and you must sin not drink Tern down But i sleep like atop alreadyifand my ancient doctor descended in direct line from an old line of TeutonicJ3sculapiuses tells me in about a month Ill be a new man Come on and get rejuvenated1 ou iixke3 corsa Yti I see that Judge Hoffman is dead I was rery sorry to read the sad particulars as they were noted in the CHsoxtcxt 1 knew tne juage Tery weu ana always enjoyed his company He was a gentleman sans Peur et sans reproche and a lovable man withal He adorned every station in life and its to be regretted that there ere not umore like him left The speaker Was James Keene who paused a moment from the deep speculation of vvaii street to pay tms tosen oi respect tohis departed friend lBy th9way remarked another old Californian I see by this mornings Chbosicip thatJoe Hoge has finally laid down his worlds work at the ripe age of 80 Somehow or other thoughthe never would die What a rare old companion was Joe Hose I khewbimin the earlyiays in fact 1 was the nrst man wno ever paid mm a lee a splendid lawyerhevas and ndxdoubt a popular judge Hw the old race of lawyers and judges is dying out Now that Hoflman and Hoge are gone Miam Wallace is about the only one left Yes the old pioneers ar dying out There was Charleyi Watrbus yvhe Twent out let Saratoga the other day He wasnt a lawyer but guess Timothy Phelps knew that he was something of a politician And Ilsee that several other pioneers another batch have gonfe mere was Julian juay you recouect wnen FiitdritStakesWM SMinfl Good IhB Place Is QIyl vto Torkyille Ue yejals op Oer iTracks gpedlIkptihtotliCEBOiicts Ifiw Yoek August 29L TThe jgreaV Futurity xace was rcui this afternoon on the track Of the Cbneyisland Jockey Club The event carriedihe richest stakes in the world and this is tb way tnf result was announced by the judges His Highness first Yorkville jBelle second Dagohet thrd TtmevltiSl The distance wis three quarters of a mile The starter weights jockeys and betting were as follows His Highness 130 jL McLaughlin 5 to 6 Huron 116v Overton no bettmg Yorkville iBelle 115 Jiaac Murphy StolrDagonetioSSimms 13 to 5j Merry Monarch 122 Bargen i to a lew Weir 118 Covington 100 to 1 Anna 115 Lambiey SO to I Mars 115 LitUefield 30 tolj Lamplighter 115 See man 60 to lj Lester 113 Clayton 50 loi Charade 113 Marshall 15 to 1 Bashford 118 IsaacLewis 18 tol Lavish 145 Fit pat ncklW to 1 Triangle 112 Taylor 100 to 1 Tammany 127 Miller 15 to 1 ing Cadmus 10 Doggett 100 toliSuter Fox lQ8Barnes 20 to 1 iJmatilhi105Martin 100 tol Maid ot Atfaol filly 103 Mld crev W0 tbi Newton 118 Kiley40 to It was the most sensational Futurity that haa beeorun The colt that finally won carried the crushing impost of ISO pounds and the contending horses were ridden in the most brilliant manner Ed Corngan owner of the colt Huron had refused to abide by the decision of the ex ecutivo committee that his horse was not eligible and invoked the aid of the courts which gfantedlhiru si mandatory injuno tiom The club oflicials however decided to fight to the bitterend When Jockey Overton went to weigbto fide Huron Assistant Secretary Eorke refused to pass him Then ICorrigan was wrolhi He sought hislawyer and in companyTrtth hlmdemanded that Orerton be weighed The Iclub officials gavel In and weighed Overton hut refused to give Hufouanum ber and tnere was no betting against him Huron ran and finished second and Cor rigao will how have to sue the dub for the 5000 that bciongsto the second horse the club officials having awarded it to York VilieBellei 1 1 The day was perfect hot the track was not fast It was lumpy alL over and wet in spots and fest time was out of the question The crowd was without doubt the largest one that ever witnessed a race at Sheepshead Bay The spectators began to coma early ia the morning There waslconsiderabielihterestlrtakenin the races preceding the Fnturity hut when that wasbn a mad rush was made for the bettine ring 1 At the post the tension was great Every jockey was 1 anxious to jget the best of the start hut Starter Caldwell Was determined that there should be no best and roundly lectured the boys Nearly half ah hour was consumed belore the crowd finallysetuptheyell theyre off They were aidweU1 had caught them ail well in motion and It was a mag hificent start 1 1 Yorkville Belle was the first to show but her advantage waslslight and Mars AnnaBiLavish Tringle and His Highness were quickly lapped Ton her at the quarter 1 JJagonet with a wonderful hurst of speed took the iead and His Highness and Huron both moved up As they swnng into the stretch there was little to choose between Huron His Highngss Yorkville Belle Daeonet Mars and Bash Suddenly urertoa snot tiuroa to Eedclifle secondJMary ihirii Time Jtar i i i One mue and a sixteenth jxina Arcner won Hueneme second Joe Blackburn third aime iot One i mile Princess Li mo won Yalam second Uncle Bob third Time 1 JFiT fnrlbnes Dencaster won Julia May second Greenwich third Time une miie Whitney won ttocsa secona Tom Eogertthlrd Time 142J IBS EAWIBORHE COUSSK Szeeileiit Sport Marred by Poor UrU aadlair Jockeys CmcAooAusust 29 Hawthornes mer itorious card of to day resulted in excel lent sport that was marred somewhat by sleepyljockeys and a slumberuig starter Ethel was the only actual favorite to win Lemon Blossom dividing the betting hon ors with an opponent Btrathmaid was a stout second anaivanhoe a well supported third choice This only surprise of the afternoon was that afforded by Jus tica who flashed under the wits at the longest price laid against any candidate for the mile dash Hewon by a length from PriQce but was fully extended Summary Five furlongs Btrathmaid won Blaze Duke second Addie third Time lOSH Ohemlle Justice won Prince second Barney third Time 152 1 Handicap one mile and a sixteenth Ethel wonlnsoence second Silver Lake third Timeil5J Six furlongs Lemon Blossom won Warren Leland second Waldo third TimeilL Six furlongs Tvanhoe won Tom Karl second Fan King third Tlme ItlSJfc iitrasoioi The Latest UnioirPacilia amoLi Yanderbilt Saifl itb iControL Haye A Eeport Which Has 5ot Yerifled i iDcal la Teias Beea Av rt he wsa really the power of banks inrearly fohefront and while there was not a man days at the head of the EothschUd agency in th ei little two story house north west corner ot Commercial ana Montgom ery streets And Frank Livingston brother of Mark He was a well known characterontbstreet Welall knew him So they go After all life is short And the old Caiiiornian went OS on a tan gent A TAiartoa sach oxrssTt Therewascjuieaii Irxcitjng discussion the othereveiint among a number of Californians at the Coleman in which General John Cutting was a central firure Some one 6r the Californlahs present had ben reading In the Sunday iva fA Ttwrnf fnrT Cnftintp upon the superior service of the European hotels as compared with our American hoslelrieil Said the General rather warming up to the situation 1 tell you gentlemen that although I only visited London and Paris maintain that for service there is no hotels in the united states to compare witntnat notei Savoy in London There is no rush jnor excitement when yod arrive You are courteously escorted by an attendant to your apartment not by an omcious oeu boy who want to wear his whisk broom out on your dothts in the expectation of atip YoUTpen your trunk and lay out your crumpled clothes and ga to your breakfast Every wish seems to be al moit antidpatod and you dont feel like being obliged to lay down la fee for attendance You return In the early evening to dres for dinner and your dress suit is there freshly pressed and ironed for nsei Inthe mom jngyour day suit is similarly fit to wear Youcouldnt have your wants better attended to if you were at home In fact the hotel supplies special attendants for every want andihever had to caltor any special eervice you dont have to ring for ice waterj its there Thats the way to keepa hoteL And then there was silence and more cigars were ordered Sdxk XESbSAt OTIS i met Howard Taylor the dramatist the other day IHe is looting much im proved in health and will shortly start in ion iiewmodern fashion society playl Miss Alice Gats dauthter of the eir Supervisor of San Francisco is Improving xapwiy ul tner musical atuuiev cne expects to appear bn thestare when her musical education islcompleled She already shows considerable aptitude for such a profession Mrs Isldor Wormser rather startled the guests of the Hotel Katerskill the other evening on tne occasion oi a cop oy me number and brilliancy of her diamonds She hardly needs these to enhance her remarkable beauty and bnllianey a so ciety leader when last heard from the Wilson were InlParis taking in all the sights Young Dr1 Wilson was making visits to the hospitals Sam senior was quietly doing the faabourgs with some elderly trench savants and both were imnrovih their general stores of knowledge They returnr homein tne tau ICharles aBorrilLthe old tlme Califor niatt has organized an electric iigbt company involving a new principle He ex pects to make a big killing No one will begrudge it Jk yKEnxsixi GEBHAJf gt rrns weekse 6he hour in Eaupta class is wcrtiii mere tluinamobUt id Qnnny Sir the parpoae of learn lng tb German langxuTlie above wa writr ten fey the celebrated Dr FeuBoSUo3f TBc 2300 Ametlcaoa wlio Kaye taiea thtt woodef foUy interesting series eressonsaonul tn sweetest ntormeut to the learaerjola Dr iU in Ilk vmrcKKlnBa of annrf clalinn ef this lifetime OCDor taoUy to gain the rich and ieantlf nl lant uaee of The learner attends one hour IaIlT Ave weeks at Jl vs 4W vtS il49 Hood Jmlktitir Hear lrolS3or Hans th islmlusl teacher omnlMMtff gtre jjwoo on the grounds who Ihad bet on Ihim everybody cneerea jacjLaugnuni now ever quickly sent His Highness after him while Jdurpny was improving his position oh Yorkville Belle In a few strides Hurott and His High ness were on even terms and going for theirlives lapped by xorkvme iJene so it went on until opposite tue nana wnen McLauzhlln eaveJHis Hiehness the whin Despite the enormous weight he carried the horse responded gamely Siowlybut surely hei forged ahead while behind him thundered tbe field Bv this time the crowd had become delirious anJ amid the greatest excitement ma illcnness dashed in winner by alentrth from Huron who beat Yorkville half a length for place with Dagopet a length away The judges The following is a summary of the other races Five and ahalf furlongs Correction won Chesapeake second Lconawell third Tlmel 03S 5 One mileand a furlong La Tosca wonf Amouiance secona jtiomer tnira xime lS5 Sw One mile Pagan won Cerberus second Cassius thirds Time 142 1 5 One mile and a fhriong Willie won Hoodlum second xceoerg tnira xime ia One mQe Saowball won St John second Woodcutter third Time 145 OAbfueld paBK Ta Buren laslly Eeateu by the Black Cdlt Vergo dOr Chicago August 29 yan Buren who is matched to run again against Kingston on Monday at Oarfield Park was igno miniously beaten by Verge dOr tdrday Van Buren may be a grand racehorse he maybelong to the exclusive set of sprinters which claims TehnyKingston Long street and others as its leaders bat there was nothing In his performance to day to entitle him to be ranked higher than a useful handicap animaL He defeated Ed Bell by a scant length but ftrgo dOr that grand black colt which has carried winning brackets at every track in the West ran over the blaze faced juntas if he were tiedto the rail Summary Seven furlongs Zeke jHardy wpn St Joe second One Dime third Time 14 Five furlong Minaie won7 Tan Close second Maggie Lebus third Time lioe i Sixf urlongs Sisolee wop Puth second Getawa ThirdV Tl5aei18 One mjle and seventy yards Verge dOrlwOh Vaii urea second Ed Bell tbird Time WU 1 Five furlongs Alturos won Bob Toombs second Aggie third Time 1U6 11 -Five furlohgs To wnsend won Crnik sbank second Antoinette third Time 10 11 tl I AxiiATOiciA The Talent rieaaed With the Beiult of theMlrst JDayi Baelag CcjcnTrAogtWhat the longest Vacemeeting yet on record in the history lof the Southwest waslnangur ated at the Latonla race track to day ia the presence oi an attendAnce which jeastly hjt the 6000 iine iThe yeather was perfect and the track fast While iwehtV five bookmakers laid odds ik the betting ring Jaipes Sheridan officiated as starter The talent had a profitable afternoon plumping four At six winners whilein he other two races a stronrfy1 backed second choice and aiO to lishot were tic torioas Bumraary One mile rFleur do Lis Tronv Donnelt second CorinneiOany third Timel45 One mile and twaatyytrds Boro won XBOTX1SQ ANI PA CINQ The Winner of Testerday Eaees at Independence Isbepe3Dkscb la August 29 The track was heavy tc day The free for all trot and 217 pace were declared oft In the 2 0 trot Pat Downings time was phe nomenaL considerine the track I In the 220 pace for 5000 Telegram won Mascot second third Charlie lourtn iiest time zi in the 230 trot i50Q0l PWt Ttewntntrwon in three straight heats Pedro second canary uira third jubsmora wurfa Best timei19 Haktjobp Conn August 29 The 221 trot Illinois Egbert won Fred Folger second Dynamite third Jessie Hansen fourth Best time 20 The free for all pace Hal Pointer won In three straight heats Yolo Maid second Johnston third Best time 212 The free for all trot Kosalind won in three straight heats from Walter Best time 218Ji The 27 trot Archie won Lady Thompson second Belle Wilkes third Gretchen fourth Best time 225 Eockand Gerald beat their record of 2j30 by half a length i i BASKBAI OAJEES Itestats of Teste mays Contests at the East CixYsXAarn August 29 Cleveland won the first game to day by better all around playing Boston won the second easily by goodhitting Score First Cleveland Boston 8 1 Batteries Vlau and Doyle Clarkson and GanielL Second Cleveland Boston 11 Batteries Shearon Doyle Staleyj lahzel Kell PrrTSBcaa August 29 To days game was very interesting but was a walkrover for Pittsburg 8core Pittsburg New York 2 Batteries Galvin Miller C3arki son Barr Clark CxxcuraATT August 29 Brooklyn was an easy winner t6 day Score Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 7 Batteries Crane and Keenan Caruthers and Daily WaSHiifGTOjr Angust 29 The game with Milwaukee was postponed rain BaltimohS August 29 Baltimore 6 St Louis 6 Game called In the sixth on account of darkness LotnsnLix August 29 Louisville Boston 2 Game called at the ninth on account of darkness PHTLAnxtFETA August 29 First game Athletics 5 Columbus 3 thirteen innings Second Athletics 8 Columbus 2 Game called at the end of the sixth on account of darkness 1 PosTLAap August 29 Portiind 8po kanelL Biattle August 29 Seattle 6 Tacbma7 CfelCAOO August29 Followteg arethe percentages of the baseball clubs League Chlcagd 6l7rBos ton 587New York 561 Philadelphia 634 Brooklyn 461 Cleveland 449 Pittsburg 410 Cincinnati S96L Association Boston 704 St Louis 633 Baltimore 558 Athletic 513 Columbus 459 Milwaukee 42 Washington 350 Louisville 349 LOCAL 3f KWg NOTES Tinal serrices wiH be held to day In St Johai Episcopal Church James Tiemey and Joseph Btaet we re a rested last evening for fighting on Fourth street Collector Qulnn selxed twenty five tael boxes of unstamped opium at 706 Sacramento street yesterday John Flynh was arrested yesterday on eom plaint of JohnS Hamilton for cruelty to animals the deaths in this city last week numbered 103 as against 121 for the corresponding week otlaatyear Henry Blazelle an employe In the TTnfon Iron Works had his right hand badly mangled yesterday by a heavy easting falling on it James Haggard a laborer fell from a Fourth street car yesterday on Fourth streat between Howard and Mission breakfng his left wrist ana incictmg a severe laeeratea wound in nis face A Walter was arrested on Market street earlr Testerdav mornliir for flourishlnr a hnsre navy revolver and pointing it at passing pedes tnans The Seeretarv the Treasurr has directed Collector Fhelps to remit the fine ot 100 tat posea on me scnooner juien several weeks ago for a technical violation of the customs regula tiocs The Orchard shd Vineyard Plow Company waaincorporaieayeBteTtiaT inrectors ueorge Gamble William Gwin Earnest HFrancis and Albert Gray Capital stock 50000 Mrs IfUtlle lSyster will lecture before the WomeucjChristian Temperance Union at 3 oclock this afternoon in Irving Hall Her subject will be The Man Wonderful In the House EeaatlfolM A petition signed by ittanxproperty bwners has beep filed with the Supervisors asking for tbe construction of Mirers in Soath Ban Francisco so as to drain that portion of land bounded by First avenue Eighteenth avenue street and the bar The Secretaryot the Treasury has ordsred United States Attorney Garter to take charge of the prosecution of thecase against the schooner Ch arles Ilson whose master Is accused of unlawfully putting a seaman on shore at Juldt on one of the Marshall islands The membersof the Board of Health and Committee on Health end Police of the Board of Supervisors will iaipect the St Josephs Home on Part Hill on Tuesday next ta Ueter mine the truth of the many complaints against that Institution which have beenreceatly filed The transfer of the Arcade propertr adjoining the Baldwin Hotel on th eait to Bald wialrasconsummated brthefilinsof aelae deed In me Recorders efice yesterday The grantors aTe Mary Ann Green and the trustees of the estate of William A Green The consideration nalned In the deed Is 450000 Supervisor Burling hai bees notified that nine electrle liiht costs have been erected at I the nomrwest corner fost ana Kearny Bpectal Dispatches to the Cuaoxrcrt CtaCadoiAngust 29 A1 morning paper says It Is generally understood that Jay Gould will virtually xelinqnlshl the control of the Union Pacific Kailway and that a majority of the stocks and bonds of the company have been placed in the hands of the banking firm of Drexel Morgan Co The general opinion is that Drexel Morgan fcCo have acquired control of the TJnion Pacific In the inter est of the yanderbiltsi Thejr are the financial agents of the Yanderbilts and are alto In the control of the Chicago Milwaukeeand St PauL This indicates that a close alliance between the Union Pacihc and the Northwestern and St Paul toads Is contemplated The Vn derbilts have long been anxious to se cure foothold west of the Missouri river and gain an independent outlet for their system of roads to the Pacific cosst It isnotlikely they will be content with the Union iPacifie but that they mean to ac iquire other important railway systems west of the Bxwky mountains A contest Is said to be now in progress between Ithe Yanderbilts the Chicago Burllngtonr and Quihcy and Jhe Atchison Tppeka and Santa Fe for possession of the Denver and Bio Grande road with the prospect that the Vanderbilts wilt carry off the plum if the Yanderbilts succeed in getting the Bio Grande it is believed theirnext move will be to secure control of the SoutheraPacific and there are no serious obstacles in the way of tbeir geU ticg it With this road in their control the Yanderbilts will be able to dictate terms to all the other lines so far as through traffic between the Atlantic and Pacific is concerned Gould is probably interested in this scheme and has ad understanding with the Yanderbilts and Drexel Morgan Co whereby his raH road interests in the West wlllxecelve ample protection Hiw YoEXi August 29 Inregard to the report that Jay Gould has retired from the control ui ue uuiou jracmc sun senns combination of the Union Pacific St Paul and Northwestern is soon to be consummated nothing definite either in the way of confirmation or denial could be learned here today but it Was generally understood that Pierpont Morgan and friends recently bought a large block ot Union Pacific stock and that most of it Is forthe Vanderbilt account Charles Coater of the firm of Drexel Mogan fc Co said he knew nothing abont the majority of securities of the Union Pacific Railroad being placed ini the hands of his firm He further said that he knew nothing abont the rumor that Jay Gould had relinqaistied control of the road and that Pierpont Morgan was to be the leading spirit in the management 03UHAAmrcat 29 Concernins the re ported transfer of Goulds Uriioa Vaeific interests juuiarova airector oi tne Union Pacific says that he had often wondered why the Yanderbilts 4id not buv enousrti more stock than thev had to control the Union Pacific and got a line of their own from the Atlantic to the Pa cific But he did hot know anything about this He reported that no such thing was talked of when he attended the directors meeting a few days ago and none had come to him since inhis ad vices He received word this morning mat provisions tor tne noaung aect were beinermade and the road would he In a comfortable ndancial condition but no reference to Vanderbilt control was made In those advices Mr Millard added that the earnings of the company were now erowinc vervlaree and it looks as if the Union Pacific had a mostprospexOas year aneao An Omahaman who is a personal and old time friend of Sydney Dillon says that Mr Dillon is very tired of being resident He is73 years old and since has been reinstated as president haa found a great deal to worry him in the finances of tha company He feels that haabeehrmdicatedlabfing re elected DixtssAiigust 129 The Texas Trunk Railway was turned over to the Southern Pacific Company this afternoon Major Charles Dillingham represented tbe Southern Pacific workmen So one seemed to know him Hislemployers were hbweteR perfectXy sstisfied with him for be demonstrated himself tote unusuaHyjefilcient Tathe workmen he was rerbearmg surly and exacting and among thosetvho refused to endure his authority as well as those who remained with him he gained an unent tlable notoriety which haf broadened info one muchmore disaljreeabla In June a workman was sent to the place He had been In Ban Diegdand feci ognized the man who hadxnade himself so disagreeable to those below him in authority The latter professed ignorance of any acquaintance with the new arrival and maintained that he had never been In the southern part of the State The man from San Diego was persistent and a few close inquiries established the truthof his assertions The domineering overseer wsi sailing under false colors He had twice been a convict Years ago he had been in trouble In Kebiaska and had paid the penalty Then he went to San Diego changed his name and started on a new life It was unfortunately sot a different one and in 1883 he was caught extorting money from a woman whom he deceived in the guise of an officer He was sent to San Quentin for two years Some months ago he was once more at liberty Again he assumed a fictitious name and determined to lead a new life He went East and returned to this city tor take the place in which he hoped to lead an honest life He had paid the legal penalty but though he had satisfied the law he has evidently not satisfied society As soon as his career became known men refused to work under him and ever since they have been leaving in large numbers They will not they say worfc under an ex convict ATTEAGT1TE BOOTHS SOME OF THE EXHIBITS AT THE JAIB Sounding Board BootMA Fine Show of NeedleworkA Pea Sheil6r acosrjrJunsOTja waaatxaerost snwymox svwim THEOMGHNia SUBSTANTIAL RESULTS OF THE FETE CEAMPETEE Togo to the fair of an evening hear the music see tne industrial exhibits study the works of art and make a collection of advertising cards seems to be the thing nowadays More people filed through the big gateway bn Larkin street last night than at any time since the open ing of the exposition The scene inside the mat Pavilion was a very brijtht one with its countlesa lights and gay colors ana tneinterest snown in wnat was going jfn and what was beihe exhibited was very great Among some of the attractive ex nibits are the following a iriiTtra or thx i iia Astrtklns feature of the fair is the novel music booth on tne second floor In the Folk street end of the Partlion The booth ia In the shape of a shell and has an area of 600 square feet It 1 presided over by Wells of 1360 Maiket street who exhibits a fine assortment of Mathushek pianos The great soundis Doara wmen eomposea tne oooxn urows tne pure tones of the Mathushek clear across the great hallway The booth is a work of art aad is mucnaomireu py tne Tisiujrs whxsxxkowds exiszx A booth before which there Is al wars alarge crowd la that contzining the attractive collection of exhibits of tbe Singer Sewing Maculae Company The wort of the exhibitors has certainly been very successful Judging by the Interest tsxea In it The beautiful art work done on the Singer never falls to arouse the admiration of tnose who see it The embroidery and bed canopy attract much attention from the ladles a xost iirrtEiraso xxHrsrr Arery interesting exhibit is that of the Moulton pea theller Invented by Ifoul ton waica la destined to do away with pea shelling oyenTIt hellttba peasfperfectlr never injuring them In the slightest way It can be used by even a boy Itls made indlfV ferent sizea More peas can be shelled by Us use than could ba shelled by five tersons in the same time The machine Is Indorsed highly by local restaurant and hotel men i I I ITHE LOS laJJOELBS EOADS Efforte to Arrange a Consolidation of thoXines The representatives of the Los Angeles street railways held another conference yesterday at a down town hotel The legal aspects of the consolidation proposi uon were consiuereu at lengto ana tne ofiicisis of the electric road practically reacnea tne conclusion mat it wouia oe advisable for them to reincorporate under tbe laws of this State Another lmportan subject under discussion was as to the merging Of the indebtedness of the two roads into one issue of bonds at a more favorable rate of interest Nothing more will be done toward the compromise which Is now fully excected until Monday when there will be another cpnierence A CHABMga BISOBT BatMng In the salt waters at the Kedmont Baths or watchlnic the professional swimmers and divers in their gracefal movements affords one a dellrttrni pastime Tbeliard worVed dtv nun needs lost oca a trio after tbe datSea oru ot to pa3 a pleaaant Bandar alter oon At the Pied juoat iuH one anas i ancisn uaaxmam taD and wimmin hatha fiklllfnl attendants mace the baths safe for alt Tbty charmingly altnatPd at Twenty fourth stnet and Broadwar Oakland Vimx oTCnantstiscst one bf the funniest comedies eer prodnoed will be played at th Alcazar Theater this wtet It abounds In witty sayiofc aad hidlcrons sltoatlons tWOkMUtxt MkVESTArtMtW WtfiALWCTfOlitttL At JatMoaJ TU2SDAYBEPTE1CBEB 8 jpfj At it oeloek Soon at 3c Qur Qsciescoonr AdnitiMdr Sall Vf OEDEB TBOBATB OOtTET JOHIPAMHAMEgq Admiaitratw MiGNIFIGENT BOIilfllltllJl PROPERTY Important Marfcet Street Lota Ratt2iartetl0oftW of rKosst rssi important piece of bnalneo property ia la tht twt heart of a large aad rapMly erowto fijatrlct lu fotnre is certainly very great nd ImportaoRw locattoa la this fiourisninat city has the oatlooktar a very radical advance that has th a location ta Martcet atreet extension which la centli very sear lotnre and the now icreat Interest bctw taken In electric roada will tama streaath i and vigor to this location capitalists ahooidearv talnly as wen aa specolatora hava thelry bbm this temptlnc offering Martemt sratam caha lllotS2aOJall8 a2U0Hxl7O Iiarge Slission Business Coraef pE cor Chnrch and 15th staooi mlantefraai Market at This Ua grand corner tor lmprmj ments would pay handsomely it hasafooa business fhtore one person aho Od jown aod na prove It a big chance do not fbrget to rramln Market and to Chnrch st cable lot 71iinn I3aubdiviaions25xl00 SUssion Residence Lot If line ltth 75 feet Wof Qmrch st liljlia very oatrally located residence or business lot fa bot a few steps from Martet and abont eistt minutes from Uty EalU woold jay wa IT Improved the advance ia Talpe must ta rtrr Smat tant in this location examine It Mariet st Sad to be Chtrrch st cahle oV25ilOO ----Mission aeigiits Itcsldencc Lots Park Lane Tract NaT 4 Willneef towfr terrace of 17th eft iSsra tend thronsh to Cpper terrace elegant location fur a home grand vtawr but a few ruinntes Woa Castro stliinctloa wltlil7ui3 loia2J77byaioB 123 Market-Street Homeatead Association Lot line of Falcon 8935 feet SCp0f80maar eitendlng throngh to OraDett st bJtng four totsla one and 5a 17 hloct Z3 tine view CastrMV cable lot E0il82 or thereahoata mskbf 1 lota Holly Park 16 Itesidence Lots Xiota fronting Plymoutli are Lota fronting Vest rk are Xxit fronting Blchlandave 1 Lot frontinz East Park ave These IBrealdenco lots ans IereF and a3 Italy fbrboikHntf andare as choice as any In this floar lamng ctnnn waicn is oecommg mn a wa within itself locaied at the end or aa JUastoiM It Wag a Financial Success A Clieck Acfaop ffl ledged At a xneetingv of the staff of the Ban Rahcisco PoiycUnic held August 18189 the following communication was received -Bas raiKCTSCOvJuly 3 189L ft offf and member of the Sax Francisco Polyclinic Qxjrrxs ns ii is witn great pleasure mat report to you tne entire success 01 tne second benefit under the auspices of the patronesses in aid of the building fund of your laudable charity The ladies in Inanraratlnz a novel features aa the fete champetre was had undertaken much heavier load than they anticipated iaca ot experience in an aaairot tniaund created a great aeaioi inction ana expense It has been rather difficult to eeta comnU statement for the tickets ami there are tome yet outstanding which we expect to stilt farther Increase the net result Inclose pleased find a check for283 This amount will prouaoiy oe increasol fy gome inrtner eouecaons wmen 1 snail taxe pleasure Thanking themembers of your staff for the assistance rendered the patronesses I remain reipectfollj yoors KaxaDaYocsa By order of the staff a commltiee was appointed and the following letter of thanks was addressed to the committee of patronesses 8iir Iiiicrsco ToiTCLoftt Anarriitt i I I89t Jfrai tir Xowg tOXk Mahair The staff of the Ban Francisco Polyeliniei now in receipt of your letter and the accompanying generous checX desires through 1U committee to express toy oo personally and to your asso clas on the committee of patronesses sincere thanks Ur T0Ut cbutlnuea efforts in their ha SetSn Thetrc the Polyeilnie but alio gate to the people of San Francisco si novel and most enjoyable en tenainment tnas was a success in an artistic by the California Eectrio Light Company at me request 01 a nrm stauonea at tne corner mentioned and Supervisor Burling has ye quested the Street Superintendent to remove tnematonce Tbe Molloy Xqneat An inquest was held yesterday in the case of KlttylMolloyi who committed nf cidehy jumping from the ferry steamer Tewark on the 16th Inst The jury returned a verdict that the deceased aged 19 years and a native of Nevada had committed suicide by drowning 2 Kelly the half brother of the dead girt had the body removed from the iforguoto the Pacihc undertaking parlors and will see that it is accorded a decent buriaL I 1 1 Pus in chut short breath palVflutteriBg emothertsg aropay asthma cmibBtlcn anr Han core eold at widhera Fraa treatise by malt Uiies Kt40a Jaxhsrt lad th Superior Probata JKpart meatj vourt Also foraccoijntwhom ttmayeoiuera Miesion Elegant Corner1 Lot a eor Sanchek and Twenty seventh its This la a choice corner to improve and woold yield b2 returns tot all readr for boildinc Sancheast sewered and macadamixed flue axamlat it large lot 80x114 eqnal to 4 lots terms cash --Tor farther paiHcalars lcqtJirB of KASTOy ELDEIDGE CO Auctioneers 63S Market at a TCfftaTqftfiijifiji ijtjgpys mm mm rTPOBTESS mmi MI3CKLLANKOCS as well as every other sense The staff earn estly hopes aiways to merit ndenJoytha esteemed na hearty co operation of yocrself and your associates in the maintenance and Improvement of the Polyclinic Very respectfully jours Haeet II SaiEjf aj Maarnr SsoxKsacaoxa XBEvrvpEvsxTK 11 -BE TTA9 CpSTICX A Superintendent Tries to Hide Hla Past The fact that a mans whole life may be pyershadowedland destroyed by misdeeds7 for which he has paid the legal penalty as a cohTlctIa Ihovv bemg Illustrated In aquasi pubUcinstitutionnot far from this city In ifaylast a competent inechanic was sent there to assume charge of aiumberof A legend of SbzodontL There Iived VUttl tnajdan andkir Christian name was paed And she had a little Bweethsart and his Chnstiaa same was SOzof il And now thongti sad the story thstrath iftutte confessed That Bozos teeth and Eoroa breath wire Kot toe very best 1 BoVwben Sorol triedjfoso to kiai si Dally was hla won -Poor Poo cried In sot dlstreaai Oh SozOiSOZODdirTt 1 Kow SoionsesSOZO DOST and Poao Slndandtxoe Instead etscKMnhig OZODOSTaaa CJclestttoaoido 1 When tores Compact IsjConftnncl iBythat sweet seal a klasilt la lendered stm sweeter If the young lady has oeea a kabit of using fragrant 80Z0KCTT the most popular agreeahia and deserving preparation forth teeth that Uso Every Uupurttypnthesnrface of th teeth 1 removed by It bnt without affectlns i as many powders and tooth waabeiOo th enamel of the teeth To retain the chief beauty of the month tdajrtpo preparation dally Be particular to ask for SOZO DOIfT and take no other dehtrlfice Or the Liquor Habit roslttvely Cmrad hydnilniaterlnpDT Haines Ooldoa 8pclfl rpTsjtAjrcrAtrrcBKD as a tavrbtJL which can be given In a glass of bear a enp ef ceffe or a or Is food without tbe knowlede of tbevpatient la absolutely harmleis and will street a permaaen tad 1 speedy cure whether the patuctis a moderat drinker or an tlcoholie wrecK It haa beenslven la thousands of cases every instance a perfect cure ha fbllewed IT Sitn Piit aan i fi To be had ot aiV droggists Uava ewand a eaoinranclseo general aewta iib wnnapi uataasK Miifajg Aksortect Goto SOTEPree dWlyery Jn Oakland Alamea Bisokjyo Berkeley San aXaei and EacsaBta LIFER EN EWER FhTIeftii Tnftir of time irith drcgg Zmia ni titam ftiui biiwbous animal aad mineral 1 eompoQ juis aeeklng to and imr theEUxlrcf liieriai ihe cold tact remalmi that more people die under the prevaainx methoos tioa with many persons whether tne world at large wonld not be better off IT there were notan ounce of drags to be mood tods iheooly force or sa bstaace evw discovered that bears a ciose resemblance to life or the Urtntf principle Is niaa la Klectriclty and experiments have demonstrated beyond reasonable doubt that this wcsdmaL agent la tbe only thing that wtU supply Pew life a deb31tated broken down man or woman Unlike medicine it goes directly to th seat of eu ease In all cases and when amtatte Instrument for its application la employed never does th slightest Injury even the most delicate eonstl tutlon ltiata Jacttheootr relib EJm Life known to aclenca to day and thonsaoda or men and women who prevlons to ita use were weaav nervoos and nearly orusged to dealif hjive now the most convincing proof of fie valn as a nstoraUve and life renewed For farther particulars can fas below send stampfor FB ESi iIXOSXBATDPAti rnusiAaa MAGWELilJS 70 Sacramento BU Cor atearay tMadandtittflobrsi BaaPrenclseSiQa rms sinEle offlces toTSlrsarM to jeasteleT eerrioe fine location Iter poyat ciasa deatiats aad aaeaja Appty to 3fciBJiir4Vx5 821 Wae Strewt.