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lzt SAIT JTRAyCISCO CHEOinOIiKipCBNXSBAX OCTOBER 1995 rv jgXliitSi21i THREGUUUirHEPUBUCANS SH i AWArrorarHE DECIJIOX OPTHB COlRVg inotbeKiCbspter la the Case at That if Doctored Besola The headquarters of the reenlar Re Mt pobllcana la the Flood halldlne were crowded list night with candidates nd TilLrt ipficr and wnrtohi Th 1CKV VUhUUMAOlU fCVHJCUf I CA presstoas of confidence la their success vers heard on every side 1 While the candidates expect that the SnDreme Court tkfora which their ao plication for writ or mandate to com pel the Registrar to place the regular Republican tjkket on the official ballot was argued yesterday will accord them a fair and Just decision they hare had uenrpeuuona prepared ana wui circa lata them for signatures at an early date lt tt reported that the Supreme Court has agreed to hand down its decision Is Ihecase of the Buckley application for a position on the oQclal ballot be fordlt goes to Los Angeles As the Km court wiu leave zor tne sou in on layt a decision may be expected tomorrow at the latest While the case of the regular Republicans is much stronger than that of the BucUeyites yettfie action of the court as to th latter will be significant as it will un donbtedly outline the position of the tribunal as to the right of a handful of men la any organization to pre empt a party designation The regular Republicans expect to be placed on the official ballot under theirtlgHtful designation of Repub lican but should the court refuse them this right they will go on the ticket by petition as National Republicans they being the only organization that has been for McKlnley from the start and which traces its title dlretfrom the National Convention and National Committee I The candidates of the regular Republican party at their preliminary meet ingOQ Monday night outlined a plan of campaign which will be active and aggressive and which will extend to Svery precinct in the city Enthusl stlc workers are anxious to put on the party harness and from the time the campaign is fairly opened until the ballots which will be cast on November 2d are counted the canvass wm be a spirited one 5 the Tegular Republicans on the official baUotan action may be brought tQ enjoin thftJRegistrar from placing any party designation on the official ballot on the grounr that under the provisions of theConitrtttiian or California tney are unconstitutional distinctions Should the Court sustain the conten the executrrecommltteeKandth convention adjourned ta th call of the chair JJLV TOtf COLORED PEOPLE Xeaavct They Will Ask the Lefts latnx to Was The Colored American McKlnley Club wants a large audience at Its meeting this evening at California Hall 0 Bush street The draftof alaw which Is expected to better prefect the rights of the colored people will be submitted and discussed Its Introduction will be in the form of a resolution Ax an explanation this it given We are cot in this campaign for pelf but to secure our manhood rights It Is notorious that we as a race relative to our civil rights have been driftlnr steadily backward for some time until now it is in many instances impossible for our most respectable citizens to secure accommodations in the most ordinary public resorts restaurants baths etc San Francisco is not an exception in this case The backward tendency of affairs in this direction Is noticeable all over the State We therefore deem it necessary to call a halt to strike a blow for ourselves and for therights guaranteed us under the National Constitution The resolution reads We the colored electors the city of San Francisco State of California do hereby pledge our votes and moral support to State Senators and Assem J5WS THZ FOREMAN WAS A HERO night in Odd Fellows Halh TheRainey candidates alscr held a mtini na ar ranged to hold their ratification in Plo BRAVE neerJHall to morrow night Llstemed to Repnbllcax Speeches The Republicans the Forty second Assembly district held a large and en thuslaiticmeetlng Monday evening Among the prominent speakers were J7 McCarthy nominee for the Assembly Dr Eidenmuller nominee for Supervisor of the Fourth ward and Joseph GallldrdV nominee for Supervisor of the Tenth ward Speeches were also made by Lynch Thomas Hess John Tyrrell Senator Ma honey Dolan and Henry Sheridan DEED OF A RAILROAD XABORER He Saves the Lives of His Three Companions Trir Quick Action Koe Valley Republicans Meet Thirty sixth Assembly district Re publicans held a mass meeting in Twin many a the theme of poem The Induest over the body of Bone facto Ralls who was kfflttf by a Southern Pacific train in San Timoteo canyon recently wax held In San Bernardino a few days ago by Coroner Keating and while It brought out the facts with reference to the manner In which the unfortunate allx met bis death It also brought out an act of bravery which de serves to be celebrated quite as much as Peaks HalL Seventeenth and Noe orstorv It was the foreman of the sec streets last night There was a great 1 Uon who thus distinguished himself attendance when the meeting was and had it not been tor his exertions called to order by a Johnson pres the risk of his own life the ac Mit nt nnh i triiTi Aa Tpnintt count of that accident In San Timntea made the introductory remarks and canyon might include now four or five was followed by Eugene Loud No ble Hamilton Charles Manwaring Gray Dr Soper and Gleeson Frank Conklln Indorsed At a meeting of the Sunset District Improvement Club last nlgbt a resolution was unanimously adopted setting forth that as Frank Conklln has been blymen who will cdmmlt themselves active in urging improvements in the as In favor of and will nledge their sun onct ana nas been nominated for pvn io tne louowing measure Civil Rights BUI All nersons within the Jurisdiction of this State shall be entitled to the full and equal accommodations advantages facilities and privileges of inns restaurants hotels eating houses bathhouses barber shops theaters music halls Dublic con veyances on land and water and all Supervisor from the Eighth ward that the club Indorse him and tender him support and recommend him to the other Improvement clubs of the city I men met their death instead of one As the handcar came down the canyon a strong wind was blowing in the opposite direction and served to carry the sound of the approaching train away from them The foreman was standing in the middle of the car and the first be knew of danger was when he saw a boy gesticulating wildly and making signs that they should look be hind them As the foreman turned the overland dashed into view around a curve from 100 to ISO feet away and coming at such speed that it would overtake them in a second or twe One of the men was sitting on a water keg and quick as thought the foreman poshed him off at the side and then leaped Jto the front of the car where three more were sitting Sallz in th middle The foreman had time to push the two at the sides off the car and Will Select Candidates The Citizens Committee of Safety met last night at 821 Webster street other places of public accommodation l0 Dresldln after the roll save them but he could not save Sails or amusement suoject only to the con rT imuuiuw dltlons and limitations established by I fnJf rexcUvt COTt law and applicable alike to all cltiseni jdrJji Penalty Any person who shall vie Hf1mdJha late anr of the nrovision of th fnr I Horgan It was decided to begin se lng section by denying to any citizen except for reasons applicable alike to all eltlsens of every race creed or color and regardless of race creed and color full enjoyment nf any Of the acenmmn datlons advantages faculties or privi 1A mA jmImh -o- oa tcwuuu cuuuicxaitru or Dy aiding or Inciting such denial shall for every such offense forfeit and pay a sum not less than J100 nor more than J500 to the persons aggrieved thereby to be recovered In any court of competent Jurisdiction in the county where said offense was committed and shall also for every such offense be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be Jlned not less than J100 nor more than J500 or shall be Imprisoned not less than thirty days nor more than ninety days or both such fine and imprisonment SIGNIFICANT STRAW VOTE McKlnley Is Far ahead oo Everyone The following figures are the result of votes taken on trains by Merchant manager of the Healdsburg and Sonoma Commission Company 305 Front street lectin candidates from all the tickets Bricklayers Want Silver At a meeting of International Bricklayers Union No 1 of San Francisco it was decided to make public the news that at the last national convention of delegates which was held In January at Columbus the delegates declared themselves in favor of the free coinage of silver Women Republicans to Meet The Woman Republican Stite Central Club holds Its regular meeting this evening Jn Judge Qroezlngers courtroom In the City HalL Thomas Brien Stephens and other Republicans will address the meeting Berg Hill 5ot Withdraw A report has been started by the enemies of Frederick Berg that he will withdraw from the fight for the Assembly in the Forty fifth district Berg wants It thoroughly understood that he is In the fight to stay BRADBCRlS FAST RIDE On October 2d on thi local train between Ogden Utah and Tyr Ladle rrowIy Escape Injsry ftotIITtBe candidates will be placed vVwt NeL the vote stood I An1 tfD0n tKTballOfBn an equal footing the ttI5y ir An eicltlns runawav rwiirrM on Wiil eeT WadswolnandVRrer Broadway Los Angeles recent ikTiiLtr vrr McKlnley got 78 to Bryan 39 I ly Jonn Bradbury was driving a betieaE precedence jThe much disputed resolution recently adopted thaState Central Commit tee verbal form and afterward doctored by the typewriter process will not dowu There was such a strenuous pposftidrrtd the sections that werein terpnlatfl for the purpose of giving the Crimmlns Curry 6preckels combination a semblancfof a standing that Secre taryHlgglns who was accused of being thetMch manipulator of the harmonv destroying document wrote to I Pudlejrof San Diego the moerof the verbal resolution to have him certify the after consideration resohi Ion Hig gln received a communication from Dudley yesterday in which the latter reiterated his verbal resolution and then certified to the machine document as containing inBubstance the resolution adopted by the committee This transparent portion of the programme accomplished Secretary Hlg ginawtll now deTelop his minutes of the meeting and the scheme to preventfiar mony conceived by the party wreckers wllLhave been pushed along for another chapter FOR MTCIJtLET AVD HOBABT a FOR MTCIJtLET i I Preparas for a Grand Demositra 1 tloa of Republican Clubs jThe convention of Republican clubs if which war called on September 29th for 2J the purpose of making arrangements rr I fir a parade in honor of McKlnley and Hobarf met again last night to receive the report of the parade committee The various organisations were rtp jresenjed ax follows Twenty ninth Dts tilctClub Duran Army and Navy League James Elpp Union lieague Sheehan Ingleslde Republican Club Robert Lee Bear Club Thomas Collins Klncaid Caserj Roberts German Amert cinKepubican Club Droger Republican Plumed Knights Mark Lane McCabe Fremont Club Morgan Vaughn Spanish American Republican League Duckworth Irish American Republican Club Martin Murray Coffey Continental IeaguavFrank Worth William Bur ges Lincoln Republican Club John GleaionJr Elllch Thirty fourth Assembly district Bowley Thirty sixth Assembly District Club Joseph Theisen Garfield Republican LeagneE Galvin Howard Club JJ SZionefleld Thirtieth District Club Benjamin Phoenix Club Andrew Branch Lincoln Club McCann Beid Captain Mangels Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Club Joseph Steele National Republican LieagtrevZ XJ Dodge Colored American McKlnley Club A Dennis Sandexsonr Thirty eighth Assembly District Clubi Frank Grimes Gut Pohlman Edward Algeltlnger 0BrWaj Thirty ninth District Club John3t Sullivan John Gllson Afro AmerlcanrJLeague Norton Henderson Hubbard But ler Blnford Union Veterans League MarUa Murray Thirty sixth DJstrict Club 1 Banning Womans State Central Club Jirx Addle Bal lqurWomana Auxiliary Mrs Spencer Ocean vTewtRepubMcaniCIub ML Taylor Thirty ninth District Spear CIubctM iSunford Army and liavy LeagufcCamplWiTMUndallCamp2 ML STBlackburn Camp 4 Leon Jonesr mn 7TrC MasteUer fcJL 3pdgechalrman pf the jtaxade c4nimlltee reported that his commlfc 4 we natrconierrecr wiui tnairman aic Laughirh6f Jhe State Central body and GeotxBJ6tonerwltb whom negotiations hadUlreadrbeen started rerardlnr a tparadrroldnrt Stone had nrcmixed I to theAmOTement andthe committee feJtconfldfntHhat the parade would be one ortoe fiffest ever seenn the city The eport recommended WjlHaxxrClujff tot treasureivAnd raggeste4 that an execative cammltteeof fifteen beap pdlntedtwllh full powerto act to carry wit thfjatrangehient It was decided tot enlarge tha executive committee so as to Include arepre cf seBtattVe of each Republican organixa tionlhahscltyTht electtonof agrand aaarabja Jorthe narade wax referred to 2T33Le On October 5th on the loca train be single horse and just after turning tween Colfax and Nevada Ottv ftKn ley received 19 votes and Bryan 5 On October 5th on the local train between Nevada City and Colfax 17 favored McKlnley and 4 Brjan On October Wh on the train between Sacramento and San Francisco McKlnley was given votes and Bryan 22 HEPCBLICANS RATTFT Clubs of the Forty Third District Have a Big Meeting The Republicans of the Forty third Into Broadway from Temple the animal started to running and kicking In some manner the handsome bob tailed bay mare got one of the buggy shafts between her fore legs and ran with considerable speed to Franklin street plunging wildly and kicking above the dashboard Just after passing Franklin street she went to her knees on the steep incline and glided on the pavement for forty feet before her Impetus was overcome and the buggy brought to a halt A crowd of men rushed to the mare before she had time to rise and held her while two ladies for the locomotive was then but a few feet away and he jumped only Just In time to save his own life If he could have known Just a second sooner the foreman might have been able to sav the life of Sallz along with the rest but he did all he could San Bernardino Sun Will Lt Cats Aloe Hereafter A Mexican boy named Juan Enclnas thought to have some fun at Tombstone throwing a cat In a welL He did so but also fell in himself He broke one of his legs the cat scratched his face he bad to stay in the water an hour and has now decided he won throw any more cats into wells Los Angeles Times HOTEL ARRIVALS BALDWIN HOTEL A Cody city Flues cltj Mixta oorr Dwytr Sscto a Moody Sacto A Morrsnstloe Sacto A Scott Denrer SlBMbsach Anj Carter SK Laka Conner seatue Leater Oeorria Green MUwlnke tUcberaoa DenTtr district and the Montezuma Club held who were seated with Mr Bradbury a joint ratification at Apollo Hall 810 sprang from the vehicle and escaped ociuc sireei rasi nignc judge A to tne swewaiK unnamed Treadwell presided Addresses were made by Alexander Campbell Carroll Cook Colonel Taylor Ed Sweeney A Deane George Elder Judge A Low Judge Aiken Cord Wetjen Bonestell Richard HeUmann John Sachman Fred Lunqulst George A Bates and James Green The oratorical part of the programms was interspersed with songs and musical selections by the Hawaiian Band The meeting concluded with a banquet at which nearly 1000 persons took part WORK OF THE SOCIALISTS Addresses to the Jewish Branch of the Order The Jewish branch of the Socialist Labor party held a meeting last night at 970 Folsom street The lecturer of the evening was Theodore Lynch secretary of the Liberty branch and a member of the State Executive Committee of the party His subject was The Empire of Greed and the Kingdom of Unselfishness The lecture was preceded by an out door meeting addressed by George Barnaby a reading ex Presl dent Rose of the Painters Union Phillips and Leo Gasser The State Executive Committee of the Socialist Labor party met last night at the Turk street Temple and after transacting routine business passed resolutions eulogizing the late William SILVER MASS MEBTTHO Governor Budd Will Talk on the Money Question Arrangements were perfected by the California Silver campaign committee last night to handle a large crowd at the Sliver mass meeting to be held at Metropolitan Hall this evening Foote and James Barry are down for the speeches of the evening Gov ernor Budd has consented to nreside Speculation ax to his attitude on the financial issue has been very generally Indulged in ever since the nomination of Bryan and there is much curiosity Txi hear what the Governor hasto say on inesuDject Hew Democratic Club The Ambrose Democratic Club of the Thlrty fotrrth Assembly district held Its I initial meeting last night at Its head quarters corner of Mission and Twelfth streets The club started with 200 names on the roll The club was entertained by speeches rom A ReynoIdsGeorge1 a uauagner or sieberst And Dr A Clinton The next meeting will be held Friday evening October 9th The following officers were selected hadj henrf rerredby him to Colonelfto act during the campaign President Dan OCallaehan vlce nresident Charles Fleming recording secretary Mutt OBrien financial secretary Geo A Gallagher executive committee Hynes Hlggins Dd JJuncke Eugene Kennard and Walter Burke 2 The Democrats The State Democrats are sot as Jubilant upon the subject of fusion a they were They now think that they hay bought sold brick and that the price paid Is theDensocratle organisation which has been swallowed by the Popu UstsVjt mv The Buckley candidateametlixt night The mares knees were badly cut by coming in contact with the pavement but aside from this no damage was done Mr Bradbury exhibited rare presence of mind In controlling the animal in her mad flight from Temple street to a point almost in front of the Tally Ho Stables The ladies gave no evidence of the trying situation ther had passed through and walked across the street as calmly as if returning from an afternoon shopping Los Angeles Times SMOTHERED BT HIS SHEEP A Cascade Herder Met Death In a Stampede A very peculiar fatality occurred recently on the eastern slope of the Cascade mountains near the line of the Northern Pacific Railroad An experienced sheep herder was busy with a herd of 3000 sheep and was urging them toward the snow line where they could secure fresh grass Some of the leaders showed a desire to proceed in anher direction and the herder An drew Nelson started to head them off As he did so a crackling sound In the brush near by startled the leaders and they rushed pell mell down a gentle incline and past Nelson The herd began stampeding following the leaders ana tne neraer was knocked down in trying to pass over them and a general mix up followed As the place where Nelson was is a narrow depression through which the stampeding sheep had to pass they began pressing in upon htm stumbling over the falling ones and piling upuntU be was smothered to death under the Increasing weight The sheep kept on stampeding and climbing upon each other until nearly half the entire herd was helplessly entangled In the ravine Eleven hundred of the sheep were smothered or trampled to death and their bodies are still piled up on top of Nelsons corpse Exchange A FOnTTKE IX HIS POCKETS Good Lack of the Widow of a Colorado Jadae Sojourning at the Knutlford Hotel until a few days ago was the widow of one of the most popular Jurists that ever presided at a bench in Colorado Term after term he was summoned by the citizens of El Paso county to pass upon the quarrels that are daily had in court He never saved a dollar however Itwaaalways with him the promotion of some enterprise mining or otherwise and when he was finally summoned by the Master of an courts the average person put it down that he died practically a poor man Perhaps none were as positive that this was so as wax the widow with whom he had left two children One day she began an Inventory of the pockets that had been left by the lamented and In them found 40000 shares of stock inj me uuouus ronuna mine Tippe Creek which has already paid 743000 to Its stockholders of which sum V3OJK0 has been paid the present year It was this which made it possible for the esteemed widow of a man who was esteemed by all whi knew him In life to spend her summer In Zlon At the present market value of Portland with dividends being repeated each month the lady should never know such a thing as want Salt Lake Tribune Miller Saeto Mn A Pearton A Mar Wllhnn Tuttle Auburn Jtri Spencer Detro uouiman roruana xn ureen Aitons Cole Chlcaso Mr A Tyitr Chicaf PALACE HOTEL 8cott New York Ltiik Chleo Oraham gaeto Banamaa Seatte Mn Scott NT Buck acarl Fn ler city Mn Uon sn Jow rnlltr Jr city Mlit Uon San Jom Mn Fn ler city Unt a Mn Lfa Mlf A Dons in city rear Mart Ulan A Beach China Prcrton a Cai Mn Winch Ortron Francis Enf and A Mm Lo Ans Sbort Frno Ctpea Lc An Cark Yokohama Wks Clinton Mn Capn LAnj a mce iearer vv anyoir Richmond GRAND HOTEL Hoffman St Crux Boyd Vacarin Nftl Sacto A Spit Mr Jo Oor Saeto Aim A 6ulun 8 Vathaa Sacto Matnewt Sta Cms Kent Sacto I Jones 8 Bdno Tombiln Shasta Prowsc Oaknd Mutts An Wltmer Cal JOB Atwoo4 a A Hart Allison Anrwln Anjrwln Jotinston 8 Bar Franeli OtotUU Alexander ancrr A Lens Wlltcin Maclnre Vancvtr Clark An Jamea Portland Ordn Sacto Mn Jamet A eh A Oms A Olroy Earl Sonoma Enrlfht Rddloe A Andrew An Frasler Bnlcla TUB Andenen Sacte Hooper Cal MlUart Phep Stockton Wtbber A Lertnikv Jo Uxa Parsona PeUluma uwen jom Isaac Hanford Maxwell city Mrs Blddle 8 Jost i earns Stockton Hart Santa Ross Mn A Swliler Cal Mn Jonet 8 Jam BIRTHS JOHV80V la this city September SO the wtte of Johnson of son STEINMAN In this city September 27 the wife of Randolph Stelnman of a dinshter KOLKMANN October ths wtf of William Kolkmana of a son DOVALI In Vancourer September 1 the wife of WllUam McDonald of a son MARRIAGES MACKET FRASIER In this rtty October by Rev Dr EB DUle John Mscker to Je sie Frailer both of this city MORRIS BENEDICT In thl dtr October by Rev Dr DUle William MorrU to Alice Benedict both of thli city BARKLEY DODSOV In thl city October by ReT Dr ER DUle John Winter Berkley to Wlnnlfrtd Dodinn hAlh MM i OAUJANO MAIMOVE In thli dtr October uuv dtt uiiuepp uaiuano to Domenlca Maimooe HEVDERSON RINTOCL In tilt city October hy Jodie Oook Andrew A Henderson to Asset Rlntonl both of this dty DEATHS AMES In th a city October 5 Addle youhs eat and beloved danshter of Oeorre and Panllne Ames a nstlrc of San Francisco ad II years and 1 month The funeral wlU uke place this day Wednesday st i oclock from the tarn i iay iuhl interment private MADAMS la this city October Ollre dearly beloved daofhWr of Junes and Sadie Me Adams a uun of San Francisco axed year and months The mneral will take place this day Wednesday at io oeock from the residence of her rrandfather OB Twenty third treet Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery SCHMIDT In thU city October i Aacuste beloved husband of Loots Schmidt and father of All and Lills Schmidt native of France seed iS years Friends sad acquaintances are rttpectfallr Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at oclock frcm his late residence uu Pars ft Alameda near Morton street station narrow fame railroad Inter meat private TTERVET The remains of the Ute Mrs Ellen Tieraey who died March IS ISC wis be removed from ths receiviss vaslt st Mount Carrary Cemetery and conveyed to Hoy Cross Cemetery this day Wednesday Interment to take place at 1 oclock RZDFIELD In Oakland October Caroline Redfleld eonaln of Horace A RedaeM and niece of Mrs Josho Barker caUvs of New York Funeral services at the home of Mr Red field this day Wednesday arHamiltea pce Prospect Htlshta Oakland st 1J9 oclock Interment private DINKELSPIELIn this city Oetaher Ar thor Dtnke3ple beloved brother of Mrs Dr Cols of ChlearA Mn Dr Davidson Emie sad Loais DlrkejpUl native of Heldetberr Oemany ased XT years months and days Friends and icattaJntaneet sre respectfanr Invited to attend the fonersj to morrow Thursday at 10JO oclock from ths Occi destat Hotel Interment Horns of Peace Cemetery by oclock train from Third aad Townsead street RAD8TON la UU city October Rebecca Radrton rtJct of Jacob Radstoa and beloved mother of Julias jsnd Oeorrs Radstoa Mrs gelstried Lsuter and Mrs Manrict Asher native of Oermany aged 1 yeart months sad 14 dsys Friends aad acquaintances sre rerpectfnay Invited to attend the faneral to morrow Thnnday at oclock from the residence of her danrtwr Mn Maurice Arher tn Sddy street Interment BIX of Eternity Cemetery try train EGAN la Altamerrt Alameda county Bridget Exan beloved wife of Thomas Essj and mother ef Mrs Thomas Soaker Mrs John Xaa aad William Saaa of th abov place aad Thomas Xcn aad James Eeotf Saa Trancisco native of County Roscommon Ire And seed years mends aad acauainuaces are rerpectraUy tnvited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursdaj Interment at UTcrmor COUCH Ia tas dty Octobers XtttabstltH Jbeloved wife vt Oociu KoUc of fuaersl hereafter JOHNdOSV la Lorin AAmeda county October Eiies 1 jonFn oeurreo autaer otxrs A CtWaQ Aral Leaf aad Ova Leaf ana tire orotaad 8wsonatjednysara4oatas asd 14 days Notice of funererefter LANN Ia this dty Octsbsr Wirlam TL beloved husband of Emma Lananee Hoeckelr aad father of Sbaar Laaa and eeet ton of Marxaret and theUM Charies Laan aad brother of Mn I VT Anderson Mrs John son aad Osoraw Tw a native dr Saa Traa ctsos axed yeart II months ends days ePENCE In MtaaespeSs Mlna September 17 Edward oacisaa speaes cesny asjovsa brother of Wirtam Spenc of West Superior Wis Mrs CharUs McArroa ot saa Francisco and th late Jobs RvSpeneeof 6C Paul Xisnw a natrr of Winamrvia Xing tun Csnids NOOAL In OAkUad October Uri East Theresa Noeal a aauvs or Lowell jcase ased St years 7 month and 2S dava ANDEREON Ia this city October 4 Mary Joan Anderson nanvs or Sweden ased yean SCHTXKK In this city October Auxust BchaekK a native of Oermany ased years STAPLES In this xity October Joseph etapies a native SBciasa axed years MAHONET la this Cty October Michael Mahoney a native of Irtaad axed 7 years LATHLEAN In this city October 4 James Latjaa a native ex Ensued ased 70 yeart SMITH la this dty October Henry Smith a native of Oermany ared years MUCBLLAXEOCS To day on ExMMtion AUCTION SALE or A Large Importation Carpets Portieres EMBROIDERIES ETC RUGS dikect rnoM Armenia Turkey and Persia THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY OCTOBER 8TB TH AMD 10TH 11 AX and No 119 Montgomery Street Opposite th Occidental HotsL TbU it ipeclil conilsnmest to the TURK ISH ECG CO It include the rich epoilsot recent wart In Armenli lent here to be sold by auction It is well worth th attention ot art lorer THE TURKISH RUG 324 UTTPR CO AUCSEUEXTS MvwtiaMuaSf sim TBsiArarAruoa it THEY SAY SHE SINGS LIKE AN ANGEL The Play of the Century TRILBY TRILBT TRILBT Wm A Brsdyi pienilid Compear direct from their trlumpbaattaar la AaetrilU Popular prices for reserved seats 39c 60e 7caadf Sxt AUrscttou TOVX TOPICS MOROSCOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE WaLTxa MoaosooJale Leste aad Maaacse A LACOHI0 HIT A LArOHTJfO HITI Ths tnaalsstof Auxuttla Daly comedies THE BIO BOASZA THE BIO BOKANZA THE BIO BO ASZA Third week of the favorite comedian STOCK WELL 8TOCKWHJ AMitted by the emlaest artists VICTORT BinMi HOWARD KTtE VICTORT BATKMAX HOWARD KTLE And Monncoi itronr itoek company Beautifal Gowns splendil btc Settlaxsl Evenlnt Priest la a and SO Csnli Matinee Satorday and Sunday TIVOLI OPERA H0US2 MbjuEsxeitixs Ksxtixa PropraadMaaaisr This Eveslas end Every Evsalas Till Farther Notice Snperb scenic Revival Baltee Ba lsd jOper 8ATAXELLA BATAVELLA OS Tsa Powss op Lovs Cast Includes Elvis Crox Seabrooks Mauncs Darey Rbve 1 bora an Ms AbrimoS John Kfael lUlam West KatUarin Krelc Ires Mali Eatherlns Loom la Aaaa sehaabel ICtc Etc Splendid Cast Beautiful Scenery Marntflesnt Conamea BrUIlaatLItht KSect Appropriate Accessories TEXT WEEK Openlnj Comic Opera Season BABAS IS THE WOODS an operatic bur Usque la three seis by FerrU Kartmaa Popular Priess 0J aad SO Cents tmm rTEAKSHIP TBATKL CFarren itrMLbe Steertoa and Powell MATIXEE TO DAY Wednesdays October Tth Parquet anr teat 35c Balcony aay seat 10c Children 10c aay part Continued ftoeees of THE rAMOLS ROYAL HAWAIIAN BA5D AXD ULKK CLCR 40 Bxllled Musldsae and Vocalists CO UNTH A lb Armless eiebrtlv OEK1IR COCHHAN th Mental Wosdet RICHARD PITRUT Local Imponoaatloa 30 AU Great Vsudvui start 30 nMKv lli Mnm AsoCe Ncao tlEATR VPtdPS LAST SIGHT ASOTffEB OVATI6S FJR FUAY AD PINTERS yaly 10 Nlthu More only 3 Matinees aVKl0 AT 8 10 SHAKf Daniel rrobnuas arsatsitlrceumsucc THE PRI80NER OF ZENDA With JAMK8 JUCKXTT aad othifs of iheCritlnai Lreeam Theiter cast ELABOKATK SCENEHY LTJBRirCT ACCESSORIZa seats now ready for ail the performance Monday October lstn no A KiPMVL Tabkk PACHTIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO STEAMERS LEAVE BSOADWAT VTBJlRF Res VrejirleriL sa fatlnws For LorlnrvWranxel Juneau gTttlrnoo aad BlutiiAlaaxaj at Auuetun Ftor Victoria aad Vaneonvev CB CV Port TewBstaa ScatUe Tacoaia Everett AbctI and Jtrw vrnatcom rwash Oct a aaa every una cay trrtaner cvnutci sr st Vancouver witn at xacu with IWat Seattle with Jt ByJ at Fort Towasead wits Aiasxa steaiaera Bn nnV TltrmtwU Ttavt Mnr Pomona Oot 1 tL It and everyfourthday UMreartar at 1L Ter Aaata Crva Menterey Sea etmeon Cayn eoa part Harford Saa Lais Obispo oaneta fUni fiarbsra Teatara SBcaerae Saa Pedro East Saa Pedro Loa Anrele aad Newport at lAMCLLC1ltlAXVsadvtry fourth day thereafter vp sejk Df a etabfiiBe oniv ar ioriaariora roan nla rihlmol KsBts BarbatarPoTt Lo ABceles Redoodo Lo Anrle aad Kewport at A iL Oct 4 JO it 2L aad everx fourth day thereafter Fur Easenada jtacoaies bv Baa joss ow rtv iiiuitiiL Aiists la Psx Santa Ro sail aad Ouaytaas tUex stmr Oriaaha at II A sL ZSth of each month Th company reserre riaht to chaag i Uata mrm nmmtlinw riafe TJelet once Palace Hotel 1 wew Momarm OOQSLaXi PERKINS a COL oen ascbu Market tU 8aa rrasdaeo TO ASTORIA AXD POBTLATD fd Second Class fl3 First Class WHJ AND BERTHS tNCLUDED cetabU tans Oct 15 Nor 4 14 SUU of California sails Oct It JO tt Nov 1 Froa SpeaMt wharf pier 24 at 1 A rT COXXOR Ceaeral Asent 430 Market st QOODALL PERKINS A CO BnperlnUndeata PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH LINE TO NEW TORE VIA PANAMA Ornr at various ports of Mexico and Central America sannx itlllL from Companys Wharf Kirrt and Brannaa streets Saa loser Oct SIAcanulco Oct 3 wty oc rare ucu iivoion oi i TRANSPACIFIC LINE TOR TOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG CalUas at Kobe Hloro Nssasakl and Ehanx hai aad conaectlns at Horif kons with steam ers for India etc saiiisc I a irom Company wharf Pint aad Brannaa streets anna uct I citr or kio a Janeiro Pent vis Hoaolulu via Honolulu Nov I Oct zSiCity ot pexinsrov Kio carta received oa board on day oi einirr Round trip tickets at reduced rates For freight or pastas apply at Company office 421 Market street ALEXANDER Ct STER Oeneral AxenL OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL COMPANY TOR JAPAN AND CHINA STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARP CORO her First aad Brannaa st at I TOKOHAMA AND HOKOKOVO Cohaeetiac at Tokohama with steamers for BHANOHAI Belrle via Honolulu Saturday Oct 17 KM Coptic Tuesday Nov a M94 Gaelic vis Hoaolulu Saturday Nov a ISM Dcria rvta Honolulu Wednesday Dec UK Round trip tickets at reduced rates For frelxt aad passaxe apply at Companys office 41 Market sU cor FTrst 6TUBB3 See STOCKTOf STEAMERS Lear pier Washinxton it it I dally treicTit received up tot JO Accomaodatlont reserved bv tHenhone Th only line maklec throuch rates on Valley Roadxreicht STEAMERS WALKER PETERS MART GARRATT CITT OF STOCKTON Telephone Main M6 CAL VAV and IMP CO COMPAGNIE GEXERALE TRANS ATLANTKICE C0RKNCH LINE TO HAVRE COMPANTS JJ pier new 41 North ver foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit by KnxJish railway and the dltcomf ort of cross lnx th channel la a email boat New Terk to Alexandria Exrpt via Paris orrt clses nn recced class Jilt La Chaapaxne Captain roisot Saturday October loth La Tou raln Captain Santelll Saturday October 17th La uourgnsne Captain Ltboeuf Satur day October 2th La Oascoxne Captain Ban aeion octOMr net la Brttaxae captain Rape Saturday ovembe Tth La Cham pass CaptaJn Poiaot Saturday November 14th Touralne Captain SaateHi Saturday November Tltt OaKome Captain Ban delon Saturday November 3th For farther particular apply to A FORGET Axent Bowrlnx Oreen New Tork FT GAZI A CO Arentt Montromery sresue San Franetoco IXTER5ATI0VAL WAVIGATIOf COMPACTS LINE AMERICAN LINE New Tork Southampton Twin screw steamers American Aax no transfer by tender Shortest and most con venient route to London Close connection at Southampton for Havre and Paris RED STAR LINE New Tork fo Antwerp On ef th beet routes to Belxium Holland France Germany the Rhine Switzerland Italy Round trip tickets st reduced rates For freight and passaxe apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO IX Fahneftock Gen Axent Pacific Coast 0t Market rt Grand Hotel buildlns NORTH GERMAN LLOTD CO FROM NEW TORK 80TJTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN FMt Express steamers First cabin aad upward according to location Id cabin 143 aad upward Havet Oct 4 10 A Havel Nov 14 A Trave Oct UWA rrravt Nov A SprecOct 20 10 A AUer Nov 17 10 A Laha Oct37 10A iLahS Nov 2419AM CHERBOURG PARIS BREMEN Saale Oct 10 A Alter Oct 17 1 A Returs tickets available from Mediterranean or frooB Bremen London or Havre MEDITERRA5EAN SERVICE TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Ems Oct a 10 A lKslser Oct 17 10 A ROBERT CAPELLE Oeneral Axent for Pa cific Coast Ill Montgomery street under Occi dental Botei saa rrancisco The Chutes Casino ASS GREATEST SCENIC BAIL WAT 03 FAfiTrL OPEN DAILT Mlltf 1 11 XO A MAGiCKL Saiohoa SoloUS lata of nmorti aa Liberstrs Bands This aneraovu aad trtrr KvenlnxuiB ANFONIU PISKI WU Coast th Chut a Stearas Blcrcle TBRKB MILE 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