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The morning call., 1892-07-21
THE GILLIAN INDEMNITY.
How 1t Is Likely to Be Distributed
Among the Claimants.
An Inadequate Measure Of Damages-Men Who
Are Totally Disabled-The Cases of
Shields and McKinsely.

The news that Chile has paid an in
demnity of $4,000 in gold for the benefit of
the families of tile deceased and wounded
survivors of the crew Of the Baltimore, as
saulted in the streets of Valparaiso was
read with great deal of interest by many
Of the benefciarles in this city yesterday.
The prevailing sentiment in regard to the
amount OF the award was that it is utterly
inadequate as measure of compensation
for the damages inflicted. There were 80
claimants in all, aud of these +. Alleyne
Orr, an attorney of this city, represented 50.
Seven of the claims are for false imprisOn-
ment and the remaining SO are for battery
and stabbing
Two sailors OF the Baltimore, Riggn and
Turnbull, were killed outright, and it is
surmised that their families will receive
Sl0.000 each.
OF the men who were manned, James
Shields, baker on the Baltimore. and John
Davidson. seaman, are crippled for life.
Shields suffers from paralysis OF his right
side. tie is nearly specifies and has
barely the use of his hands. He was jumped
on in the streets of Valparaiso and brutai.y
kicked. He was brought here on the Balti-
more and sent TO the hospital at Mare
Island. Three weeks ago he was sent 10 his
friends In Boston.
John Davidson was stabbed in thirteen
pidCes- ne u totaiiy ulsaOltu anu Is now
taken care of on board the Receiving-ship
Independence at Mare Island. The doctor
says lie never Will be fit for duty again.
Some doubt is felt as to whether the in
demnity of $4,000 includes compensation
for Patrick Shields and Andrew Mckinstry
Of the steamer keweenaw. President Har-
rlson IN message TO Congress called par-
tlcular attention 90 the injuries inflicted
upon Shields. lie had been terribly beaten
and bruised by the Chilean police. The
Chilean Government offered to pay n COM
pensatl0n OF 5000 In his case, but the money
has not yet been received.
Andrew Mcklnstry was beaten by a cav
alTyman and dubbed by naval officer on
the same night that Patrick Shields was
lnpkpl
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FJsHERMEN's Political CLUB.
Projection To
The FISHING ISDUsTRY.

Already they are nearly 800 strong
Andrea SesaregO is president, Giovanni
Cincotta is vice-pTesident. and the executive
committee is as follows: Giuseppe San
guiuetti, Ag0stino MascarellO. Antonio
Bertollni Angelo Dapello, GaetunO Car "a.
The secretary is Dominica Cabano. and
Fedele Cini is the sergeant alarms.
Rather foreign sounding names, but they
are the names of voters and Of the men who
catch the fish for San Francisco
1t Is neither a Republican nor a Demo
cratic club, and It's sole purpose is to pro-
tect the tsh and fishing industry of this bay.
The candidate who promises 20 take an in
tereSt Ia the fish question will get their
votes.
The white fishermen want the present
laws enforced, and a law enacted establish
ing three-mile limit, inside Of which no
dragging will be permitted along the coast.
Giuseppe Sanguinetti said TO a CALL re-
porter yesterday that the Caucasian fisher
men had been forced into their present
attitude.
I'VE can get no relief from the Fish Com
mission, and relief we must have. or our
means Of getting an honest livelihood will
soon be entirely exhausted" said be.
We are not organized for a single cam
palgn, but permanently. to exist as long as
the fishermen have just grievance.
We VIII go TO the Governor now for re-
lief and TO the Legislature. We will de-
mand that commission be appointed
which viii enforce the laws, and shall petit
ton the Legislature for a law that will put
an end to the dragging in brakes Bay"
A new company has been formed and is
now in operation in brakes Bay. They
have but one steamer at present. but expect
shortly TO employ a second. They stretch
OUT long pole from each side of the
steamer aud on these the huge net is
fastened while being dragged. The new
concern is run by Mateo Dr0baz & Co., and
employs the same captain, engineer and
crew that used TO run the Golden Gate.
Between the two companies the fish at
brakes Bay will soon be entirely slaugh-
tered.
Reports are coming in from all parts Of
the bay Of continued Illegal fishing by the
Chinese. At Red Rock, Hunters Point,
Redwood City and elsewhere young fish
are being caught by the ton every day.
The Fish Commission is resting
The illegal fishers never rest
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0LIVE-GR0WERS' ASSOCIATION.
What WIN BE Done at the Convention
That Is TO Meet To-day.

what VIII BE Done at the Convention
That Is to Meet To-day.
The board of directors of the Olive
growers Association of California met
yesterday at the Offices OF the State Board
of Horticulture. The following were
present: Ellwood Cooper, president. Santa
Barbara; b. NJ. Lelong, secretary. San
Francisco; Z. Z. Goodrich, Santa Clara
Frank A. Klmball, National City, and JUS
tinlan Caire, treasurer, San Francisco.
The report of the secretary, Il. Nj. Lelong,
was read and approved. l.. L. Goodrich OF
Santa Clara moved that an exhibit of pure
olive oils OF California be made at the
Columbian Worlds Fair, and that each
member exhibit one case of the finest oil
made by him, and also picked olives.
Ralph X. Selby of Ballard, Santa Barbara
County, j. II. Rowland and John 5. Cal
klnS of Pomona were elected members.
The board then proceeded to arrange q
programme for the convention of olive oil
producers and olive oil growers and those
interested in the culture of the olive and
the manufacture Of olive oil, which meets
to-day at the offices of the State Board OF
horticulture at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
At the convention to-day, EllwoOd Cooper
OF Santa Barbara, and president of the
association, will deliver an address. and
papers Will be read by the following: DR..
Z. {. Remondino of San Diego, DR.. L. A.
Osborne of Glen Ellen, E. +. Goodrich Of
Santa Clara, G.. Il. Loop of Pomona and
Professor w. b. Rising of Berkeley.
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REGISTRATION MATTERS.
Preparing for the Work Under the Ne
Australian system.

INC the New
Australian system.
Registrar Brown Is making preparations
for registration, which will be opened at
the new City Hall on the 10th of August
The basement OF the northeast McAllister-
street wing is now being fitted up for the
Registrars use. and the new quarters will
be ready by the time fer the beginning of
registration. The reg stration will continue
till October II, upon which date precinct
registration will begin.
The Registrar and the Election Commits
sloners are at present engaged in familiar
IZing themselves with the Intrcacies of the
new Australian system of voting, which
will be tried here for the first time this year
The new system, besides the extra cost
which 1t will impose on the Commission ers
VIII cost the city large amount of extra
money. Besides other paraphernalia, new
ballot-hoxeS must be purchased.
When registration opens the clerks will
have lively time explaining the new
system. The affidavit that must be filled
out for each applicant for registration must
state, besides the usual facts OF name, age
and address, the height of the applicant,
his complexion, the color of his eyes and
hair and description of visible marks and
scars and their locality.
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Articles of incorporation have been filed
OF the San Luis and San Joaquin Railroad
Company to run steam road Of 10 miles
from San Luis Obispo, In the county Of
that name, in a Dortherly direction along
the most feasibleToute 90 a point near III
Moro, on Moro Bay. The capital stock is
100000 in 10000 shares. with the following
named as directors and subscribers: l.. c.
Branch. Louis I. Gilmore. j. j. Scrivner
and George w. Schell. of this city, and
Myron Angel Of San Luis Obispo, each
subscriber for 200 shares. Ten per cent of
the subscribed capital has been paid to L.
9. Branch As treasurer
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DIVORCES GRANTED.
Five Complies Rid by Law OF Uncongenial
Partners,

rive complies Rfd by Law OF Uncongenial
Partners.
Eliza b. Schroeder was divorced yester-
day from Charles G.. Schroeder because
of his extreme cruelty and was permitted
to assume her former name of West. They
were married in Oakland in February. 1885
divorce was granted Frances NJ. LOT
land by Judge Wallace from Henry Lofiand
because Of his unfaithlulness. The Hollands
were married in Sacramento in August.
1887 They have two children, who were
awarded to the custody of the mother, who
was allowed to assume the name of Morris
Ruby NJ. Maynard was divorced from
John A. Maynard by Judge Trout upon
grounds of desertion. They were married
on the 9th OF November, $780, and weeks
after the marriage he deserted her.
John Casimir was divorced by Judge Levy
from Rebecca Casimir because of her deser-
ton. They were married in this city in
NAV, 1876.
Maggie lsham was granted a divorce also
by Judge Troutt from William Isham be.
cause Of his extreme cruelty.
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w. P. FULLER'S ESTATE.
The Young Man Explaining the Account
OF His Mother.

INC AoubS Mhn Explaining the Account
OF His Mother.
William p. Fuller Jr. was on the witness
stand yesterday before Judge Coffey, and
Intercepted at length under the objections
of Attorney Il. j. Lyons concerning the
account Of his mother as executrix of his
fathers estate, he having kept the accounts
for ner. Nothing Of public interest was
brought out, the inquiry being directed TO
the details Of her administration upon tue
estate. The young man testified that on
January l, 1890, his fathers capital in the
firm Of hitler, Fuller IL Co. amounted To
81, $40, 6j3 81, the figures accepted by the
appraisers. From that date until Nav II,
1890. the day OF his fathers death, W. z.
Fuiler's proportion of the profits was
SS1,39j 80 and OF the losses Sos, 752 81,
leaving balance Of capital Of 81. 2S3, 300 80,
which The son bid on and purchased for
S1.400.000, giving therefor to his mother
unsecured notes. Ii was also explained
that the inc me, according TO the articles Of
copartnership, from the 8 per cent interest
on the capital from May II TO December 81,
1891, amounted to Sal, 695 81, all of which is
included in the account
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GRAND ARMY OFFICERS.
Colonel Il. ii. WsrfieId Endorsed for n
Position OF Commander-fn-Ch

VT III I'' al 'NI q III = HIeIs
At meeting of George II. Thomas Post
No. 2. g. A. r., held Tuesday night, the
meeting unanimously Endorsed Colonel T.
Ii. Warfeld for the position of commander
in-chief OF the Grand Army.
Colonel Wartield is an old soldier having
served in the Fiftieth New York engineers,
and was one of the charter members of
O'Rourke Post at Rochester, n. Y. All the
members feel that no one more fit for the
position could be selected. and have
promised their support
Colonel Warfeld recently took up his
residence in this city, after having for a
number OF years lived in Headsburg,
Sonoma county, where he was prominently
connected in banking circles.
The national encampment Of the G. A. r.,
which will be held in Washington COM
menclng September 90. is expected to be
one OF the largest in the history of the order
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DEVINE'S DRIVE.

Ii Causes His Arrest for Cruelty to AMI
mals-His Story of the fair.
Yesterday morning Detectives Cody and
Silyey arrested James p. Devine, clerk
on the water front. on warrant from San
Jose charging him with cruelty 10 animals.
Last Sunday Devine went to San Jose
and with companion hired team to 60
to the observatory on Mount Hamilton.
On the way Devlne says the horses became
frightened and Jumped over bank 200 fee
high. Both horses were badly injured, but
Devine aud bis friend escaped unhurt De-
vine skipped cut for this city without set
Ting with the liveryman for the damage
done the team, hence his arrest.
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NOROOEUTSCHER LLOYD s. S. co,

SPREE, HAYEL, LAIN, rRAvE. SAALE.
ALLER, ELDER, EMS, EZRA, FULDA
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM III.
New York, Southampton, Bremen The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY., landing
passengers In Z ~ days less from New York
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery St, under Occidental Hotel, ). +.
Y
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Justice of the Peace Cook in favor of the
j J. Harrigan and one Naughton TO recover
S103, money borrowed on certain repre-
sensations regarding collections for street
work. The defendants defaulted and an
order was issued to the Sheriff to imprison
either or both until the judgment is satisfied.
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Tor % cents month. The receipts from
thls source last year amounted to $500 so
ana the expenditures to S422 10, leaving a
balance on hand of S23S 81. The library at
present consists of some valuable statistical
records, encyclopedias and 400 volumes of
standard works. 1t is ably managed by the
librarian, James Stoyall
The morning call., 1892-07-21
The Electric Light COMPANY.

AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the California Electric Light Company,
representing total of $1,000 shares. the
following were elected directors of the COM
pany for the ensuing year: p. b. Corn
wall, Gustav Sutro. Arthur w. Moore,
George IL. Roe. John X, Spring. William
Kerr and ID. Marcucc The new board
then elected George ii. Roe secretary and
manager, Gustav Sutro president. and John
X. Spring vice. president.
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Incorporated Pouitrx-ne.Iars

The Samter Poultry Company has been
Incorporated to purchase poultry in all
parts Of the United States and to transport
and sell 1t in this city, as well as in other
places In the State and elsewhere Its
directors are: g. w. Lessman, Samuel A.
Fischer. Augusta and f. Samter and ID. b.
Richards. The capital and su bscribed stock
Is $4,000. and of the 100 shares Augusta
Samter holds 30
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Licensed to Marry.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
10 the fnllOMing-named persnns:

LINCHsCo NUTC 1tottTUdy
to the folowing-named persons:
Henry S. Nathan and Fannie stern. 24-21.
Isaac Frohman and Rose Stern. 23-2I.
Frank H. Ryder and Mary T. Story, 34-34
Joseph j. Albrecht and Dora Pfiuger, 22-1S.
George w. Zuch and Mary A. Cheshire 3h-33.
Woo zee Sing aud Leauug Nav Seng. 2S-21.
Frederick s. Stanchield and Nellie Nj. Dulan,
1876
Henry Taylor and Esther c. Housely 2S-21,
Patrick Horizons aud Bella Freil, 40-25
Henry X. Newbauer and Hattie Weinberger,
31-22.
20
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An Employees, Library.

The trustees of the Wells-Fargo Library
Association have filed their annual report,
which shows that the library is in a flour
ishing condition. 1t was founded two years
ago Tor the benefit Of the employees of the
company, who are entitled to all its benefits
The morning call., 1892-07-21

the reason that the property ct the insU; vent
consists of real estate. and should the iudg-
ment be affirmed the court was satisfied
that the property will be ready to be placed
in the hands OF the assignee elected by the
creditors
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CounseIor CIark.,. Am,,r..

Judge Levy yesterday denied the motion
to appoint receiver TO take charge of the
insolvent estate u Alfred Clarke. The
counselor has been adjudged bankrupt. but
has appealed. The motion was denied for
The morning call., 1892-07-21
The League of Progress.

The League of Progress. which is in SYM
pathy with the Traffic Association. Is add
ing large numbers 10 its roll of mem bership.
Last Tuesday the names of - applicants
were passed upon by the committee on men,
bership,
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DlsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Eo-s
~ FRANCISCO Tor ports Ia ALASKA a n 1872
May -. June and July 3, q, lS, %
or British Columbia and Puget Sound pors8
MAY "a. 20; June aud July 3, &. -. 20. %, %.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. V
or santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way portSsverY
fourth and fifth day, A. N
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles SaasI
barbara and san Luis OblSpo every fourth and ttta
day at IL A. NJ
or ports in Mexico, first OF each month
Ticket Ofhce-Paace Hotel, New Montgomsry.s
6OODALL. PERKINS IL CO. General Agents
II 10 Market st San Francisco
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When shehad Children. she gave them castoria.
au9 BY saTuTh
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CUhhRD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstovn
from Pier 40. North River
IASl I'M RESS MAJ SERVTUE
Aurania july %, 200 AN Aurania, Aug 20 5000 PI
Umbria,Ju iy 80, 1890 AM mbra Aug. ~, $50 AM
Serva. Aug. ., 500 Pm servia. Sept. g. ? 30 p1
Etruril Aug. 3, $500 Etruria, Sept. 10 100 AM
Cabin passage, $50 aud upw trd; second cabin, S}5
and $40 Steerage tickets 10 and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight aud passage
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co, General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, RIMOND " CO.
jy27 TuThSa Agents, san Francisco
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co,

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALI.
- fortnightly for the West Indies and S(f6*A
southampton, calling route at Cher 2-9A4essaa.
lonrg. France and plymouth TO land passengers
Through Bills Of L2dlng, in connection witEr1s
Isenc Mail y ), Co, issued Tor aud tre
&c direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from san Francisco 20 Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class $l95; taieI
Glass. x97 90 For further particulars apply 70
Selttf tAKk0EE u CO., Agents 303 CaliforltAts,
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
C1MPAGNIE GEHERaLE

IL "A y A L l. A \ q q T.
!, 7 in to re.
CDMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH Sa
u River. foot OF Morton St Travellers by SeLxSs
his line avoid both transit by English railway AMI
Tie discomfort OF crossing the channel in a small
boat
Ia GASCOGNE, Capt SantellI..
........,.... Saturday. July 3Oth, z. 50 AM
LA TOURAlSE. Capt FTaugeuI. ..............
.........,.......- Saturday, Aug. 9th, 800 A. T.
Ia B0URGO6NE, Capt. LebOeuf. ....,.,....
............. 800. Saturday, aug 9Th Is 30 Az
La CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boyer. ..,,,....,,..
.........,.......... Saturday Nng 20 h, 500 Az
ks For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green. New orS
+. FUGAzI d CO, Agents, ) Montgomery ave,
San Francisco
branch Office 10 Montgomery street. mr2utr
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GENTS FURNISHINGS!

At sac.
200 dozen GENTS FANCY BORDERED
HEMSTITCHED HANKERCHIEFS
extra large size, good value for 81 a
dozen, will be closed out at 614c each.
At l5c.
leo dozen GENTS SILK AND SATIN
NECKWEAR, in four-in-bands and
teck shapes, satin lined, good value for
SOC, will be closed out at 15c each.
At S5c.
so dozen GENTS AND BOYS TENNIS
FLANNEL AND MADRAS OVER
SHIRTS. in checks and stripes, good
value for 50c, will be closed out at 25c
each.
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Golden Gate Park CONCERT.

The following is the programme of music
in Golden Gate Park this afternoon:
]. Marche MiIitaire No. OF ''suite AIgeriennen
Sant-Saens
2. Spanish LustspieI Overture. Keller Bella
-. 49,. -..-
4. parting song" solo for horn, Dy........
Augusta Hoiiings
8. Waltz. "On the Beautiful Rnine". Keller Bella
d. Selection, "Un Ballo in Maschera," FIRST time
z. TanDhauser Grand March. .............. aguer
& First symphony, complete work. Beetbove
(d) Adagio motto. (b) Allo eon brio. (c)
Andante cantabile con motto. (dl Menuetto.
(e) Aio mo to vivace
o. Hungarian Fantasia first time. by j. Burgmen
10. Cosette GaIop Wanne mat her
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.


18th and 25th OF each month calling at %EIz5s
various ports Of Mexico and Central America
Through line Eaiiings-July 70. SIS san Juan;
August D, SIS City OF ew YORK Au, ust To- SIS. San
Bias.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at MaZstlan. Sau Bias ManzaniIlo
acapulco Port Angel, Salina Cruz, T0naa. San
Eenlto, oeos, Champerico, san jose de Guatemala
Acalutls La Libertad. La Union Amspall Cort4,1
Fan Juan del Sur aud PUnts Arenas
way line sailing-Juy lS, at Y O'Clock noon, S.
Colma.
When the regular SAILING date falls on sunday
steamers will be dispatched the following Monday.
JATAN ANO CHI "A L4NE
FOR 1OhOHAMA AND HOMEGROWN
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai. aud at Hong-Kong foc East IndlsL
Straits. etc;
feru new $500. Thursday. August T. at p 4
City OF hio de Janeiro. Saturday. Aug. ~ at pI
emma " donol iu).. Tuesday. [. 27, 1t 3 p. NJ
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return 1E.I.
6ueed rates
For Freight or Passage apply at the Oaaca corass
First and Brannan streets
Branch Onice-202 Front street
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent
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DRY GOODS.

- We today offer a list of CLEARANCE BARGAINS
THAT IT Will PAY EVERYBODY TO PROFIT BY
EARLY IN THE DAY for their speedy sale is assured by
the fact that the figures quoted are actually
Do to 81 per Cent Under Former Prices!
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imprisonment for Debt.
Judgment was trendered yesterday by
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NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD,
....VIA....
SAUSALETO FERRY.


CSmmsncing Thursday. May 20, 1892. ana
foliows: ~ 49, -
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUsALITo. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (,yeek days)-7:SO
sOo, II 100 A NJ; as, 3:25, 800. S AS go "
(blndays)-9 100, 800 10 100, II 80 A. NJ: 1880
$50, 9:30, 4:20, $50, 6:45 P. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (weex
6ays)-7:30, 500, l1:00 A. N. 1925. . 100. AS.
tsundsysj-s;OO. $500 10 90 1850 A. x:1:so.
2:3O 1870, $3.50 P. N. Extra trip Saturdays az
/ :45 T.
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX week daysI
800 a. NJ. 5 100 P. NJ
(Sundays)- 500, 300, 1000. II 30 A. M;l2:3o
1880 r
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO fweek
days-6:i0. GAS. 7:i5, 9:15, IL ;05 NJ. 40
$3.50, 100 p. N.
(sundays)-s 900 $50. IL :OOA n; 1900 M:1:1O
Saturdays at 6:25 p. "A. Fare so cents. round
trip.
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO (wesx
days)-7:36 A. N. 5:l4 NJ
(sundays)-2:l5, $3.50, sos, 6:45 F. N. Fare so
cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6;25. 6:55. 500, 9:I0. Il:lO A, NJ; 3:35.
(sundaysl-s:05. 1910, Has. A NJ: 1870. 2:4o,
4IO 80. $3.50 P N. Fare, 40 cents. round trip.
From sAUsALITo tor SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6;45. 7:5, s:l5, e:45, 1:40 A. M: rs.
4:05, . AS P. N
(Sundays) = s:45. 1928, 1I:4O A NJ; 1880. lao,
3;l5. :35. 9 90 $50. 7 AS P. N. Extra trip on
Saturdays ar Z; 100 p. NJ Fare as cents, round
trip.
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To cure constipation. sick headache aud dyspep-
STA sim nous Liver Regulator has no equal.
The morning call., 1892-07-21

LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
a
with will be offered each
a