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SURPRISING SART0RIS.
Number of Women Who Wanted to Go
to Wyoming His Housekeeper.

A Number of Women Who Wanted to Go
to Wyoming as His Housekeeper.
Crowds Of comedy women filed the halls,
parlorS and reception-rooms of the Richie
lieu yesterday morning At noon one could
hardly pass through the main corridor, so
dense was the throug About 10 o'clock a
prcpOSsessing young woman sent her card
to the apartments of Lionel Sartoris, a
brother-in-law of Nellie Grant Sartoris.
He is one of the wealthy young English
men who are largely interested in cattle in
Wyoming. He received tue young woman
in the rrceplion-room.
Is this Mr.. Sartoris?" she asked.
es, madam"
well, / would like TO go to Wyoming
and keep house for you."
If the young foreigner had been asked to
stand on his head he would not have been
so surprised.
what do you mean?" he exclaimed.
~ want to be your housekeeper.'
well, you can't. | know this is queer
country, but when young fellow wants to
get married surely he can pick his choice.
Pardon me, but | will say good morning"
The poor woman's color was lobsteresque,
and she darted out Of the room. Mr.. Sar-
t0ris started for the cafe, but was halted at
the foot OF the stairs by large, dark-eyed
woman.
This is Mr.. Sartoris?"
eyes"
II would like to go to Wyoming"
We'll, for goodness sake 60"
But l would like to go with YOU"
~ on can't, for I'm engaged to this girl
that IS so popular now. Let's see; oh
Annie Rooney is her name. Pm going to
marry her and that lets you out. Good
morning"
The young cattle king was the angriest
man in Chicago when he entered the cafe
and ordered breakfast. When he had fin
ished bis meal there were twenty-seven
g0od-looking women waiting for him. The
clerk sent them to the parl0r and told Mr.
SartoriS that some of his friends were in
the parlor. He went to the room, saw the
crowd and ran down the hall to the Office
MY gracious" he gasped; what do
these women want of me? | don't want
to get married. Is this Chicago custom %
- know nothing about them." replied
the clerk. These women come to the
Office. ask for you and l send up their cards,
surprising that are you expecting them"
Well I'm going to my room, and [ will
bolt, lock and nail up my door. Ii another
woman calls for me tell her / died last
night"
Mr.. Sartoris locked himself up and re
NAMED prisoner all day. But that didn't
stop the fair ones from calling for him.
Sometimes four OF five would call at time.
The mystery was not explained until even
ing. Some Chicago clubmen and friends of
Mr. Sartoris placed advertisements in vaci-
Gus Chicago papers asking for a g0od-lo 0K-
ing bousekeeper to 90 TO Wyoming. The
tempting call concluded by saying 9 Call
at Richeieu Hotel, Mr.. SartoriS."
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FOR THE CHILDREN.
Entertaining Exercises at Trinity Metho-
dist Church.

entertaining Exercises at Trinity MethO-
dist Church.
Children's day was observed yesterday at
Trinity Methodist Church. Market street
corner of Noe and Sixteenth with appro-
pirate exercises. In the morning there was
a sermon on Child Training" by the
pastor, Rev. J. p. Macaulay, which was
listened TO by a large and very attentive
congregation. Five infants were baptized.
In the evening the church was filled, the
order Of exercises consisting of the chill
dren's day service, THE Pearl CATERERS, >"
specially prepared for the use of Methodist
churches. The following took prominent
parts: Miss Lillian Robinson, Miss Rose
Gaby. Miss Emily Bean. Miss Bessie Fall
Vey, Miss Hilda Anderson, Miss Glenn
Boyard. Miss Annie Thing, Miss
Lena NJ. Macaulay, Mrs. w. ii. DOrman.
Miss Ferna Holzheid, Miss Carrie Ma
caulay. Miss Ida Thing Miss Della David
son, Miss Rachel Flood, Miss Ida Juillerat,
Miss FlOrine Jullerat, Miss Rose Peters,
Miss Belle Gibson, Miss Gussie Vehling,
Master Clifford DOrman and Master Paul
B0vard
There was also prayer by the pastor
aud scripture readings by Rev. w. L. Hig-
genbotham and Ii. j. Stetson. The church
was beautifully trimmed with flowers, ever
greens, bannarets and notices. The offer
ings were for the cause Of Christian educa-
tion.
The day was passed very pleasantly aud
was perfect success. All who attended
enjoyed the exercises, which were very
profitable and instructive. The Committee
OF Arrangements we're: Mrs. Sarah
Fletcher, Mrs. }. p. Macaulay and Miss
Sally Jones. Mr. j. Woodbridge had charge
OF the musical exercises.
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SAN FRANCISCO sCHUTZEN vERETN.


The SchutZens always carry large num-
Der of marksmen across the bay to compete
for the trophies of the company. They are
all good shots and enter the contest with a
determination TO make a good score.
The lucky competitors who won medals
were: Champion class-Charles Thierbach,
408 points. First class-L. Bendel. Ala
Second class-Dr. Refill, $685. Third class
l.. Rltzau. Fourth class-0. w. Lilkendey,
327.
The medal for the first best shot was won
by ID. bunker, who MADE "a points out of a
possible %. The medal for the second class
was won finally by DR.. Refill, who marched
his comrades up to the refreshment table to
share his hospitality. The medal for the
fourth class was also won finally and was
captured by o. w Lilkendey. These two
marksmen will now enter higher class and
Will endeayor to make it warm for their
competitors.
DR.. Refill was not satisfied with winning
his medal, and he determined to gain other
laurels. This he accomplished by winning
the medal for the last best shot by making
% out Of a possible %.
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BOB'S CAPERS.
Hancock Streets Strange Parrot Which
Sings ''Annie Rooney" and Dances.

Hancock streets Strange Parrot which
Sings "Annie Rooney and Dances.
just now the talk of the people along Han
cock street and the children who attend the
Bowdoin school is about bob"
Bob" lives in one of the houses which
are opposite to the house once occupied by
Charles Sumner.
Bob is the household pet, the life and joy
of the family. He possesses a beautiful
plnmage of olive green. His wings are
slightly tipped with rcd. From bis beak to
his tail there are beautiful al d symmetrical
curves, making him one Of the handsomest
parrots in the city. His eyes are constantly
changing from brown to gray When in
anger they snap furiously. Bob was taken
from nest in his native forests of Vera
Cruz when scarcely more than hatched.
What is particularly interesting in Bob is
that be shows a special liking for music,
particularly the popular music Of the day.
This he nterprets according to his own idea
of the piece. The notes and words arc I'm
dered with startling realistic effect. Indeed
the notes in the upper register are given
with absolute clearness and irneness Of
tone, without any seeming effort. Among
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Wheelrnen,s ,Iaunf.

Charles Euler, Il. T. Martin, Russell r.
Martin, Victor II, Wasserman, John Curtis,
E. C. Richter, Charles Duisenberg, Robert
r. Russ ana other unattached riders took a
run yesterday to Lagunitas, their favorts
resort. Lunch was carried by the boys,
who, on arriving at their destination, en-
joyed a swim in the creek. lunched and then
spent few hours with the campers in the
neighborhOod. The roads were in splendid
condition, and the party promise to make
many more visits TO the delightful spot be.
fore the summer is over.
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Ramie-Growers Disgusted.

The farmers who were going to grow
ramie throughout the State, and the manu-
facturers who were going to make cloth out
Of the fiber are Disguised, and are breathing
out thTeatenings and slaughter against the
State Controller because be will not pay the
money ppropriated by the Legislature to
encourage the cultivation of the plant on
the ground that the bill was unconstitu-
ti0naL The men who are most deeply in
terested in the matter lave applied to the
Superior Court Of Sacramento for writ OF
mandate to compel the Controller to order
the appropriation paid.
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oARLANDS, SECOND INNING.
Total for two innings. .....................
AMATEUR OARsMEN.
Ones Race at sausalito Over a
Two-Mile Course.

A One-sid Race at sausaIito Over a
Two-Mile Course.
A boat-yace for blood was rOwed over
two-mile course at Sausalito yesterday be-
tween two teams composed of CALL en-
ployes. HeImore and Hentrichs, the chal-
longing party, had been in training for the
previous six weeks, while their opponents,
Boyle and McGown, who are not unknown
to fame as all-round athletes, relying upon
their proves, made no special preparation
for the match.
The race was refereed by Fred McGregor,
assisted by two judges, John J. Boyle and
". Lawrence Shattuck, but there was little
for them to referee, as Boyle and McGOwn
walked away from their opponents from
the very start and came in Winners by four
minutes.
In the evening the winners ate a French
dinner at a popular downtown TOtisserie,
which the losers paid for.
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In Yacht and Barge.

Several of the yachts belonging to the Co.
rinthian Club went on a cruise to San Pablo
Bay yesterday aud did not return Until late
in the day.
There was very little doing among the
boat clubs yesterday, most of the men at
tending the picnics across the bay. The
Ariels had a crew cut in their barge, and so
did the Tritous.
At the South End boat-h0use part of the
day was spent in making a few needed al
terations to the new boat, after which the
amateur crew took a spin in her in the even
ing,
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medals. The champion medal was won flu
ally by A. Rahwyler. who made the good
score of 403 points out Of possible 800.
Following are the scores of the winners:
Champion class-A. Rahwyler, 403 points;
first class-A. Gehret, 40l; second class.
Baumgartner, 800; third class-F. Kauf-
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justified the expectations. The BurnabY
Club, however, made better hight than was
anticipated, and though the result was
scarcely ever in doubt during the game the
weaker side made fair showing against
their formidable opponents.
The main credit for the total oil 81 when
the BurnabyS compiled is due to Warren
and Bennett. The pair got together when
things were going badly for their side, five
wiclLe;s having fallen for %. and during the
partnership added 30 runs. Warren's AZ
was vigorously hit inning. maTTed, how
ever. by two chances after he had made 80.
The other batsmen did little, and the last
three wickets fell without run being
added.
Webster and Robertson made good start
for the CALIFORNIA;, 40 runs being booked
before Robertson put the ball into Rey-
n0ld'S safe pair Of hands. Two more wick
cts fell in quick succession, but another
long stand occurred on Shepard'S joining
Webster. Shepard was beaten by a good
ball of Reynolds with the total at 100, and
the inning was quickly finished off.
Webster, who had gone in first, carried
bis bat right through the inning and put to-
gether TO- He made the greater part of his
runs in his usual Stonewall style, but about
the middle of his inning he scored quite
rapidly. II was fine exhibition or patient
batting and the California Club is mainly
indebted to his efforts for their victory.
Reynolds b0wled we'll throughout, and
none OF the baIsmen took any liberties with
his deliveries.
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SUpERFLUOUS HAIR.

How to Remove 1t without Pain or Dis
fguration.
One of the most annoying and Irritating aflie-
tons that lady be subjected to is that of SUI
perfuous hair Many Of the treatments for its re-
mevaI have been both cruel and Intellectual, but
there need be no further cause for annoyance as
the Imperial Hair Remover will effeetually and
safely remove all Superauous hair without the
slightest pain designation to the most delicate
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securely packed, Tor 81 bottle THE IMPERIAL
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The Alameda Club Beat the Oakiands by
More Than an Inning.

More Than an Inning.
The cricket game of the pennant series
which was played at Alameda between the
Alameda and Oakland clubs, was very one
sided affair The Alamedas proved them
selves superior in every department of the
game, and won By the overwhelming odds Of
an inning and 133 runs.
The game was only remarkable for the
prolonged stand made for the third wicket
of the AIamedas, Denzell and McLaren put
ting on 139 runs during their partnership,
This is far the largest amount which any
pair Of batsmen on the Coast have added to
the score before being separated. McLaren,
too, won the distinction of making the
second century yet made by local crick-
eter Robertson of the CALIFORNIA; having Sc
cured the co yeted three figures for the first
time a few weeks ago. 1t was a freely hit
inning and both he and Denzell, whose fine
innings Of so is only OveTshadOwed by Nc
Laren'S batting, logged the Oakland bowl
ING most numerically after getting set The
pair contributed $50 out OF 20S runs OBJ
tanned from the bat but it may be said liz
excuse that the later batSmen played care
leSsly.
The Oaklands' response 10 this formidl-
Bile total was only 10, no one seeming able
to negotiate Lawrence's curly deliveries.
On going in 4 second time they did some
what better. both J. Walker and DUdd
hitting well for their runs.
The score was as follows:
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Wife lat cOnfectioner'S 81 want some of
these, too. John. Husband (alarmedl-My
dear, You forget we are in Boston, Those
are kisses. Chicago Tribune.
Stranger-Just look at the crowds going
along. | shouldn't think you could build
churches enough to hold them ALL Native
We can't. They're going to the ball game
Harvard Lampoon.
Bashful young man Ahem - Sally -
Ahem. Sally (encouragingly) Well,
GeorgeP b. Y. M.-Sally do you 'spose
your ma would be wilin' TO be my mother
in-law?-The Continent.
Postmasier-S0 you would like position
as letter-carrier? Have you ever had any
eXperlence2 Applicant-Yes. sir; my wife
has always given me oil her letters to post.
You might ask her.-Puek.
He-Then you reject me? She-Pm sorry,
very sorry, but | must He desperately
Then there's only one thing left for me to
do, that's all. She (aDxously)-Oh, what
do you intend to do? He-Propose to some
body else.-N. Y. Press.
Greene-Whom are your children said to
take after, Mr. Enpeck? Enpeck with a
mental reseryation)- younger, with a
sweet smile and angelic temper, takes after
his mother the elder, that cross-eyed young
viper, takes after me, I'm informed.-0nce
a Week.
Old gentleman Ito bus driyer)-My friend,
what do you do with your wages every
week-pnt bart of it in the savings bank2
DTiver-NO, sir. After payin' the butcher
an grocer an rent, pack away what's left
in barrels. I'm afraid Of them savings
banks.-Yankee Blade.
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WELDING THE WILLOW.

The California Cricket Club Win Some
what Easily.
Yesterdays cricket game at Golden Gate
was considered ioregone conclusion in
favor Of the California Club and the result
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OF. YOH RHEIA & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order of resale of the Superior Court of the City and
County OF San Francisco, State of California. made
on the 9th day OF February, 1891 in the matter OF
the estate of ELLEN O'BRIEN deceased, the un-
derSigned viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash IN gold coin of the United States of
America, and subject TO confirmation by the Su-
perior Court in and for the City and County OF San
Francisco. state of California THURSDAY, the
25th day Of June 1891. at II o'clock NJ the auc-
tion salesrOoms Of o. f. Won RHEIS 4 Co. at No.
524 California street. in said City and County of
San Francisco, all the right, titie interest and
tate of the said Ellen O'Brien at the time of her
death, and all the right, title and Interest that the
acquired other than or III addition to that of the
said Ellen OBren. the time of her death, OF, in
and to a half-interest I'm all certain piece or
parcel Of land being situated in the City aud County
of San Francisco, State of California, and bounded
and described follows. to wit:
Commencing at a point on the westerly line Of
Florida street, distant efshty-nine (S9) feet aud
three {3) inches northerly from the northwesterIy
corner OF Florida and Napa streets (nOw Twentieth
street,; running thence northerly along the said
thence at right angles westerly and parallel with
Napa street (nOw Twenteth) one hundred (l00l
feet; thence at right angles southerly forty 40
feet and thence at right angles easeriy and parallel
with Napa NOW called Twentieth street, one hun
dred (lG0) feet to the point OF commencement
Of the United States; 10 per cent Of the purchase
money to be paid to the auctOneer on the day OF
sale, balance ON continuation OF sale by said SUI
perior Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, June i, 1891.
JOHN +. GURMLEY.
Exeeutorof the last will and testament Of Ellen
OBrien, deceased.
THOMAS F. BARRY. Attorney for Executor
Nevada BLOCK San Francisco. JED I'd
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AT HARBoR VIEW.

The Swiss Rifle Club Holds a Successful
Medal Shoot.
The members Of the Swiss Rifle Club met
at Harbor View Yesterday to contest for
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INDEPENDENT RIFLES.

The final monthly medal contest of the
Independent Rifles, Captain Schmallholz, re-
smiled as folloWs:
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Taseott, the Chicago murderer, has been
again found-this time in Alaska, where he
is said to be at work as miner.
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THE RIVAL ALLEY.

The games at the San Francisco Court
were lively and carried out during the entire
day.
Manager Kenney seems to take the in-
terest Of his club thoroughly at heart, and
on hearing the result of the Reardon- Wrenn-
Dillon contest issued a challenge to play
Nike Butler and Joseph Hamilton against
WreEn and Dillon, or against j. Reardon
for 500 or more or any two men on the
Coast, except Reardon as a partner 10 any
player. He declares the forfeit is up wait
Ing to be covered.
The games were between Donahue and
Kelly against Young Harlow and Collins.
There were three rubs, all resulting in vic
tories for the former team in straights.
Shields and Hogan llayed Donahue. and
Kelly two set-straights. The scores of
each game were 70 to Is aud Of the setsz to
. and 10 ).
six-handed rubber between Shields.
Mahsn and Ben against Hendry, Tierney
and LiDehan was won by straights by the
latter trio; scOre-8 to Is and TO d.
Ryan and Hendry played HOskins and
McMah0n and won the first and third games.
SeOres-15 to u, u to 10 ana 10 to IL
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE
....OF....
FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING.
RI. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
W LII. SELL, THIS DAY.

" I'D SELL THIS DAY,
Monday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. june 3, 1891,
At / O'Clock a M.
1857 MARKET T., NEAR SEVENTH,
BY order OF III. j. Bower. assignee, in the
matter ofth estate Of ". Oi- Flanders,
irsoIvent, all ofthe EieG mt PariOr, Bed
and Dining Room Furniture; French
Mantle Mirrors; EngraYiDgs; Body
Rugs; Elegant odd ParIOr Upholstery,
etc, formerly contained In the w eb ster
Hotel, san X tfael,
:. CONSISTING IN PART Of.
Six large French-pate Mantel Mirrors 40 Nearly
New Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs; Fine Par
lOr Sets, assorted covers; 20 odd Pieces of Rich
Upholstery; rs Eastern Walnut and Oak Bedroom
Sets; Best of Mattresses; Walnut Folding-beds;
Walnut Wardrobes: ChiffonieTs: Bookcases; Ped
estal Extension Tables SidebOards and Hall
stands: Fine Ranges, and large line of other EIe-
CANT Furniture. being the former contents OF AZ
elegantly furnished rooms. Sale positive.
1t NJ j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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THIS DAY.
Monday June L 8, 1891
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. the premises
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,

....CoEPRISING....
One Beautiful Upright Piano. Cover and Stool: l
Fine Parlor suit upholstered in spun silk goods :;
Band-carved walnut Frames; Lace Curtains
PortiereS; oil Paintings aad EugravingS; 2 Wa
nut Chamber Suits; Three-quarter and Single
Beds Hoey Bed-lounges Hall Hat-tree: Tapes
try Carpets throughout the house; Rugs, ETC..
Fine Walnut Sideboard; Extension table; Din
ing Chairs to match: Cur Glass and Decorated
Nare: Range, with waterback; Kitchen Uten-
sis, etc.
TeTms-CASH.
A L.. GRESSWEII. AuctfOneer
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OF. VON RHEIH { CO..
AUCTIONEERS
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate, With viii Annexed.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an or
der of resale of the Superior Court of the City and
County OF San Francisco, State of California, made
on the 9th day OF February, 1891 in the matter of
the estate Of DANIEL 0'BRIEN, deceased the IN
dersigned will sell at pubic auction to the highest
bidder for cash in gold of the United States of
America, and subject confirmation by the Supe-
rior Court in aud for the City aud County of San
Francisco, State OF California, on THURSDAY, the
Got day of June, 1891, at II O'Clock at the
SPA California ST., I'm said City and County of San
Francisco. all the right title interest md o.
the said DANIEL O'BRIES at the time OF his
DEATH and all right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation Of law or otherwise ac-
qulreu other than ia addition To that of the said
DANIEL O'BRIES at the time Of his death, OF. in
and TO all that certain piece or parcel OF land being
situate In the City ana County OF San Francisco,
State OF California, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Commencing at a point on the westerly line OF
Florida St, distant ei2htynue (S9) feet and three
81 inches uorthery from the northwesterly corner
of Florida aud Napa street NOW Twentieth street,;
running thence northeriy along the said westerly
line of Florida street forty (401 feet; thence at
right angles westerly and parallel with Napa street
right angles sOutheTly forty t4O) feet; and thence
at right angles easteriy and parallel with Napa
(now called TWentiethl street one hundred (l00b
feet TO the point of commencement.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash in gold coin
of the United States 10 per cent Of the purchase
sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Supe
rior Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, June l, 1891.
JOHN T. GORSfLEI,
Administrator. with the Will annexed, of the estate
of DANIEL O'BRIEN, deceased.
THOS. +. BARRY, attorney for executor, Ne
Vada Block, San Francisco. je4 I'd
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COMPANY G, THIRD REGIMENT.

.
This company is an occasional visitor of
the range. L; contains some good shots, who
should endeavOr to encourage their COM
rades in the use Of the rifle The scores
werp aS fOllpWs.
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2 AID WAY'S
ID PIL. !. S.

An excellent and mild Cathartic PURELY
Vegetable. Taken according to directions
restore health and renew vitality. Price
k6e BOX. sold by all drugEists. sol IL SUN
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KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.

The monthly medal competition of this
company drew the usual good attendance at
the range. The scores made were as fol-