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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

QUIT DEPARTMENT.
Fine Cha II Tea Gown. slightly soiled Size :sS
Reduced from Sl3 10 to So. ~.
Black Tailor made Chevot Suit. long jacFet. de
tachable vest. Size "a. Reduced from &lS 80 TO
$3.50
2Cirdnal Silk Wasts-one plaid and plain
Sizes "a and 3S Reduced frCIn IS ~ to S3 30
l Cream Flsnne, Novelty Suit. sailor waist. Siz
20. Reduced from SO to ID
lark Grsen Imr orted Costume. Size 90. Re-
duced from S45 to $25.
Elegant DARK Blue Naval Suit, trinin ed with adj
iniral braid Size J6. ReduS ed from S.,S to SPA.
1 Navy Blue Clay Diagonal Derby Jacket, silk
lined. braid bound siz. II. Reduced from as 30
to $50
Figured Linen Lawn Wrappers wide rufie. Sizes
81 aud -. Reduced from &6 to e. 30.
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DRUGG1srs, SUSpn1Es.

packages Violet Toilet Powder. Reduced from
lie. to Sc 3 reduced from lSc to Toe
bottle Parma Cologne Reduced from 2.3c. to
lie.
2,ounce bottle of Capitol Bouquet best extract
Reduced frou en-. to noe
/ " ounce " lite Lilac. Redrced fror, 4Sc to 3jc.
large box seine Cold Cream, lid broaen Re-
duced from Sc. to lJc.
''St NV l1lA ST. OuiiuIus
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SEWING MA,H1S.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Striped Baz IT'S, soiled. Sizes 3j aud IS. Reduced
from 81. 30 to SOC.
Tan Jacket. embroidered rolling collar. Size SO
Reduced from $40 to 81.
Gray Gamers HAIR Blazer Size -. Reduced
from $40 to $3.50
Tan Lon. Cape. braided yoke. Size 49, Reduced
from 81. 30 to $40
$40 to %.
Dark Green Cape. ribbon trimmed Reduced
from SO. 20 to 81 80.
Laee and Je, Trimmed Silk Wrap. Size 80. Re-
duced from SIS. 81 toss
Black Silk WRAP. trimmed with let and lace.
Size "A. Eeduced from S22 80 to So 10.
Cream Cloth Blazer, silk lined. cellar and cuffs
faced with velvet. Re ~. Reduced from s35 ,c
&l1.5O
Dark Stirred Gossamers. long capes Sizes 81
and o. keduced from 81. - to Sl.o3.
Cd noor..... IL tn 81. bldg.
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JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.

One Jaranese Silk Quilted Gown. full embroidered,
slightly faded Reduced from S.!2 30 to 3l5.
:? Satsuua Vases. 20 inches high Reduced from
81 to 81
Tokenab Vases 1s inches high. gold decora tons.
Reduced from ~ TO 81 30
Haga Vase. - inches high. Reduced from $3.50
uOOr 1sta
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LADIES, Mus1,x UxnrRwr.p

French Percale Handms Skirts, deep houncs
Reduced from 81 as to 81. so
pairs Ls les Cambria Drawers. extra size deep
Hamburg ruffle and two rows of MARIO " inserting
with tncks between yoke band Reduced from e. IS
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. high square neck
ful! yoke trimmed with Valenciennes lace beading
and ribbon Sizes 3S, 40 aud A. Reduced from IS
T., DC ~
cd hoor. 10th St. building)
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WAsH (ioons DEp.RrMrxr

Remnants Corded Gnghams. 20 and ~ yards. Re
ducpd from NV to &c
Remnants satin Organizes. 81 to 6S yards Re-
duced from ID to l0c.
12H to lOc.
Remnants Madras Shifting. ~ to 4 yards Re-
duce1 from 10 ~ I2Sc.
(lst floor. 10th st bldg
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JEwELRy DEPARTMENT.

% Solid Gold hings. various settings pearls,
alds. rubie~. rEfnestones and turquoise. Red uced
from 81 to SOC.
= dozen Goid,rla'ei and Black Cuff Buttons for
II. Gold-plated Brooe hes with turquoise setting.
ednced from 2.lc. to loc.
10 ack Hat Pins Leduced from 15c TO &c.
(lst noOr ltl St building
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Kv1rrrp USpEswE.n DEpAnrMEsr
Is Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Cott1 Combination Suits
knee length, long and short sleeves low and
sleeves. sizes 2and3 Reduced from 81 25 to 81.
IS rairs Ladies' White Gauze Pants. Size 20-inch.
Reduced from SOC. to PC.
1st oor -. Cd annex l
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BOYS CLorH,Se DEPARTMENT

j White Sailor Suits. Sizes 3. 4 and 5 years. Ee-
duced from 81 to 81.
2White Flannel Sailor Caps. Reduced from g. 80
to 75c.
3 Mothers Friend White Embroidered Waists Sizes
@. Z and years. Reduced from g.. 20 to Sl5O.
z Kilt Suits. Reduced from e., s. and So to 81
IA Brown and White Straw Hats. Reduced from
70 to SOC.
cd floor. 10th st. building
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FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.

4 remnants of Atwood Red and Black Striped wrap-
Ter Flannel; lCyard lengths. Reduced from b to
To-. yard.
l remnant OF IL yards Black and White Atwood
Wrapper Flannel Reduced from 81 to lac yard
remnants of Atwood Opera Flannel plain colors.
S-yard lengths. Reduced from Us to 40c. yard.
I'D floor. 18th at bldv
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WHrrE Goops DEPARTMENT

- remnants Figured Dinities. III to lo-yard
lenVths. Reduced from - to lie.
2S remnants Dotted and Figured swiss IL to e.
yari lengths. Reduced from Sc y and :yDc to &c.
IT. remnants lnnia linon TO 4-yard lengths. Re-
duced from 1.le TO r..
II yards Shirsed B.ocade. Redu ed from 50. S. to
ed floor. .llth ST. bldg. }
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAS HAIR RESEwER has
restored gray hair to its original color and pre-
vented badness in thousands Of cases. II viii do
SO 10 you.
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Poneee Corsets. long waist, quill bone double
bones ON side. Sizes "a. % and VI. Reduced from
81 to 81.
'P n" Summer Corsets we'll boned, two side
steels. Reduce from IL to SOC.
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ART NrrDtEwoak l1hpAnrursr.
Collar and Cuf Box. Reduced from L ~ to Toe
2Phot ograph Baskets. Reduced from 81 TO Soc.
Waste Basket Reduced from 81 10 5Oc.
. silk Head Rests. Reduced from 62k to DC
IN wards Linen. Reduced from 81. 63to 81 20
81 %. NV W
Satin-lined Work Basket. Reduced from s3 80 to
$150.
cd Moor. 10th st. bldg. }
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PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT.
10 Fancy Glass Bread Plates. Reduced from loo
to &C.
Fancy Glass Berry Set Reduced from 98c. to 65c
Goth noor 10th building
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Clock DEPARTMENT.
to 80 20.
Goth floor. 10th ST. building)
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L. b. TowsER & Son.

L. b. TowsER 4 SON
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 9TH ut. NV
1900 YARDS UNBLEACHED COTTON &c
ANDROSCUiGIN BLEACHED COTTON, Sc.
BIG ASSORTMENT Of CHALLIES.5. &. 10 and 1Sc.
SCOTCH LAWNS. fast colors &c.
IRISH LAWNS. 40 inches wide, 124c.
10c. DRESS GINGHAMS reduced TO &c
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of SUMNER DRESS
GOODS DOWN IN PRICE.
SATINrS in BLACK and COLORS
TABLE OILCLOTH, in white, marble and colors
9Oc
CURTAIN SCRIM, >, &. To- l24c
LACfS in all widths and prices
piece.
INDIA LINEN. Plain and Dotted Swiss
PLAID and STnIPED MUSLIN
FULL LINE Of CORSETS for LADIES' misses and
children.
BOYS WAISTS and KNEE PANTS
GENTS LEATHER BELTS and OUTING SHIRTS
PLAIN and FIGURED DkAPERIES
Bring your Rochdale tickets and get the benefit of
them. 1el7
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Remnants "a Utica" Sheetinr.
yards. Reduced from 81 OF to al %.
81 wards. Reduced from 81 90 to 81 30.
~ yards Reduced from 81. ID to 81.
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HousEruRs,sHrNa Drp.rrwrSr

! Moth Bag soiled. Reduced from Coo to 4Oc.
y Heavy Tin Wash Boiler. Reduced from 81 2 to
l Japanned Water Carrier. shop worn. Reduced
10th floor Il 18th building,)
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COLLAR AND Curr Departures,

3 Liberty Squares. yellow. light blue and cream
slightly sole Reduced from 81 to 81 80
Figured Windsor Ties. slia htly soiied. Reduced
from 30 tn 3.c.
= Silk Chemisettes. pink and yellow slightly soiled
Reduced from 81. 10 to 81
2 Cram Jsbots-. Reduced from 81 to SOC.
ust floor. lst annex
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CHINA DEPARTMENT.
BR1c-A-BRAc DEPARTMENT.

Handsome Vase. Royal Crown Derby" slightly
imperfect. Reduced to g.
Doulton Vase. slightly imperfect. Reduced from
Is. 10 to 60
Royal Worcester Vase. imperfect. Reduced to S5.
Goth hoor. ............... ... 10th st. building
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Grove DEPARTMENT.

5pairs LADIES' Black hook Hid Gloves size 81
and q. Reduced from 81 80 to .0c.
2pairs Ladies' Black Suede Hook Gloves size IN
Reduced from 81. 30 to SOC.
o pairs Ladies' 6-bution Natural Color Chamois
Gloves. size 81 Reduced from Is TO soc
2pairs Ladies' 4-buttou Onara Gloves, size 81. and
6. Reduced from 81. 80 to 5oc
Qst floor. 18th st. annex
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MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

White Isle Suit. 80 Shirt. "a Drawers. slightly
sotled Reduced from 80 SO to g.
Extra Fine Isle Shirts. size "a. Reduced from
81 to SOC.
Gsuze Shirts. size ~. short sleeves slightly
soiled. Reduced from 90 to 25c
pair Dr Jaeyer' Summer-weight Drawers. size
2Sx2S. Reduced from o.. % to Sl.35.
1Pair Gauze Lisle Drawers. Size 49, Reduced
from 81. % to 81.
= Blue Derby Knit Shirts and Drawers. Size 80 and
and 81. Reduced from 81 to 1,c
l-.6inch Brown Umbrella. dresden knob. Reduced
from S35O to 81. So
IL pairs Cotton Half Hose. Sizes and 91s. Reduced
from Soc. 10 25c.
Custom Neglise Shirt Szs 16 Reduced from
50 10 &l.75.
Pique Bosom Shirt. Size IA. Reduced from e. so
81.
Embroidered Bosom Shirt Size IN. Reduced
from 81. so to 81.
l satin-striped Bosom Shirt Size II. Reduced
from 81 to Soc.
Soiled Shirt. Size ~. Reduced from 81 to SOC.
Unlaundered Shirts. Size 17x. Reduced from
T5c. to SOC.
Paiama suit. Reduced from 81 to -.
of loo9 st.
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Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

g pairs Ladies' Fancy Drop-stitch Boot Pattern Isle
Hose, black feet light blue, yellow and pink TOPS
sizes g and 8 Reduced from t!ic. to soc.
u pairs Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Hose
Sizes ) and ga Reduced to l5c.
Qst floor. I'd annex
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Dark Plaid Shawls size 2x2 yards Reduced
from 80. 10 to 81. 20.
It'd floor. lth s.. bldg }
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CorroN DEPARTMENT
Is remnants Yeddo Crepe 10 yards each lavender
and green Reduced from 5 to los, yard
Remnants 1O4 '.Pequot" Sheetinv.
N yards. Reduced from 81 to 1c
an yards. Reduced from 81. IS to al
3A yards. Reduced from 81 0l TO 91c
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Have You
A BABY
CAERIAGI. Or do you need une:
In either it will be MONEY IN
YOUR POCKET TO supply the want right
nor And you are Il course aware the laby
ought to en.ov its daily curing. Nothing IL
more conducive TO All Infants health than
fresh air ride every 'suEshin," day.
Our BABY CARRIAGE show ROOM On
the second floor contains UPWARD o. an hun
bred styles Of modern CARRIAGES. all
''sI ic-spsn' W. and rerV mode, dte!p priced
But we've zone right through the stucs and
shaved the prices dorm until they're tOw
enough to be tau0habis.
Note we'll these sample values:
p Crrrsgc. reed hcdy. upholstered in light
blue silk plush. satin rarsSol. vita lace edge.
standard running gear shaved s,nke wheels
&C" spring>. Reduced from S1l.SO co
10 GDc
antique oak holy, grill and spindle work:
uPholsie,cd IN dark blue silk plush pit cd
ana ,snS' s",,m a pala s%aS Tis ae eere
sp'ings and patent brake. Reduced G1S
lron y 3d. ~ 10 .-.-...-.--..........-- VI y
Wicker Body Baby Csrriage. handsome de-
H.,
lixht blue silk plush. with psr.soi TO ma ch
the best rum ing gear shave,i srokss. IS"
SPRINGS. N.aneea from sis.0 $3.50
Kead Body C,rrla-e. with spindle work
wrought in. making very pretty effect up
sc eGe IN Pod due sunnn sry y.sr rd,na snoh
whecis. 's'' springs. Reduced from ca
Sil-0J TO-. ...---.-.-..--Spo
Reed Body Carriage With Tenders over the
wheels. upholstered in figured tapestry.
siieSia rlrasoi. oil xear-round spoke
whee s,., %" 90 springs. Reduced s.. 30
Feed Body CarriaSe with tenders over the
wheels. uphol tered in rcd silk plush. silesis
rarsso. rood sesr--haved sol :, ohe wheels
TO ........-....--.............. -
the wheels. 'hols ed in blue ii -nr.d tap
estry. silk plush bands. silssia P ,r,sol, best
;Ssdassa from $500 Sl2.25
Wicker Body carri,sr with hood TOP. up;
and in . Geo best nmnn NJ
springs. sha, ed spoke VII. els This csrrisge
s ssl"s sasss VII at be so $3.50
Bought to sell yor 1870.
hoister.d in dark blue six plush. com bins:
Wsh 0' fa S ed@e, 'n bes. rear cs'n .Srns..
shaved spoke wheels. Reduced from SIS
boS, ,nise from prizes. Cali and Sc the
Carriages.
W. b.
mi 0 j'; 5, lES
G gOMg2
ALLAN Avn r Sc N w
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WOODWARD AND l0THROP,
F NV
OUR REMNANT DAY.
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, JWME 80


e sRoodso unused
ofed wuu
tom
mutual
goods
dol th
useful
the
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Trimmed Hats. slightly spilled Reduced from
81. 80 and $5 to 81 80.
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Now. THESE ARE ALL GENUINE
MnNLf-saNERS. OF SOME THERE
AR MANY. OF OTHEIS FEW. rHE
GRO d e 1HAt ALWAYS CUME AFT.R
AIDING GU ADVERTISEMENTS
INDICATE THEI: CRED2NCE IN Orr
STATEN NTS- WHAT We TELL YOJ
IN Pl INT Is GO>P l.; NO IDLE PRATT
IT, To Yet HERE BIT THY
SIMPLE TRUTH. YOU KNOW US AND
-OG TRUST u. We KNOW YOU AND
" SHANE DECEIVE
ALEXANDRIA AND BROOKLAND
PACkAGES DELIVERED DAILY
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Rarely IL 50 generous opportunity offered to tn
people OF any community.
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Reed Body Cirris-e. with spindle work
wrought IN. making very pretty effect. up
holsserrtl in blue tap 's,ry. sateen parASol.
lace edge. good running gear. round spoke
Wheels. IS" springs. Reduced from 90
The morning call., 1893-01-18
HELD FOR MURDER.
William Kane Caused Fred
Herting's Death.
The Injuries Were Inflicted One Month
Ago and Fatal Result Was
Unexpected.

William F. Kane, q paper-hanger, who
resides at 1904 Powell street, has charge
of murder entered against him. being &C,
cused OF causing the death of Fred Hert-
ing, a young carpenter who lived at 91C
Pacific street.
The prisoner was put behind the bars on
Monday night, with charge of assault with
a deadly weapon placed opposite his name
on the police blotter, bet the charge yester-
day morning was changed to the more seri-
Gus one on the death of his victim.
Just a month ago Kane struck HertinG
on the head with some weapon. gaShing his
scalp in q frightful manner and tearing
away s portion of an ear. The wounded
man was treated at the Receiving Hospital.
but there was nothing to indicate the serious
character Of the wounds.
Three days ago HeTting was compelled to
take TO his bed. although he complained OF
pains in the head ever since the assault. On
Monday he became unconscious and early
yesterday morning died.
Death was due to a absceSs of th brain,
caused, it is supposed, by the blow admin
istered by Kane.
When Kane was arrested he was thor
Oughy under tie influence Of liquor and
was totally unconscious of the serious posi-
ton he was in until yesterday morning. He
was dumfounded when told of the charge
against him and could not realize that
Herting was dead.
He claimed there had been bad blood be-
tween himself and Herting over the
latter accusing the formers brother of
stealing a chicken. He met HeIting on the
sidewalk and they had some words. which
ended in blows being exchanged. The
prisoner claims he had no weapon and eau
not understand how the deceased received
his injuries.
J. Clark, IN uphOlsterer who lives at 910
Pacific street, says he saw the blows given.
He said he was standing only short dis
lance away and saw Kane walk up TO
Herting and give him a blow with his fist in
the back Of the head. Herting was daZed
and Kane struck him three times more
with the same hand. and met with no re-
sistance from the deceased, who was too
badly. daZed from the punishment.
The dead mans brother said he went to
the Receiving Hospital to have bis brother 5
wounds dressed. and 1t was his opinion
that the wounds we're caused by brass
knuckleS.
Kane is widower, % years of age. He
is ChOrt, heavily built and shows signs Of
dissipation.
Herring was a sturdy young fellow about
25 years Of age and a native of New I ork.
lie was not married, and was member of
the Carpenters Union.
AT inquest will be held to-day on the re-
maEs OF Herting, after which Kane's case
will be called in the Police Court.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
D. r. MCNEIL.
The Popular Sporting Manager Badly
Injured.

The Popular Sporting Manager Badly
Injured.
The friends of d. r. Mcneil. manager, OF
the Central Park Athletic Grounds and
father of intern ational tug-of-war contests,
will be curry to learn that the popular
prompter of sports is at present laid up at
his nome, SOB Guerrero street, with badly
Injured legs, the result of an accident few
days ago.
Mr. Mcneil was driving young horse,
which was attached TO light buggy, down
Rincon Hill, and, seeing friend with whom
he desired to speak, he alighted from the
vehicle, leaving his two children seated in
the buggy.
Something occurred while Mr.. Mcneil
was busily engaged in conversation with
his friend that started the horse on a run.
Fortunately for the youngsters Mcneil
managed to grasp the reins before the horse
got fairly started, but in the attempt TO save
the young ones he fell aud was dragged sew
eraI yards over the rough pavement before
the horse was brought to a Standstill.
Both Of his knees are badly bruised, but
his physician says that he VIII be all right
in a few days, although it may be several
weeks before he will again have the natural
freedom of his limbs.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
THE DECOURTIEUX CONTEST
Few Important Revelations in the
Forty-Ofurth District Case.

The Decourteux-M Forty-fourth
District contest for the Assembly seat was
resumed before justices Gray and Cook yes
teTday.
In the morning Martin MCGOWAN. a
brother OF the cOntestee, testified to having
been told by one Timothy Hawkins that
the latter had paid 30 cents for a vote.
James Cunningham, Republican tally
clerk in the Eighth Precinct of The Forty
fourth, said he got wind Of a use of money
10 influence voting at his booth, but knew
of no particular instance.
10 the afternoon Joseph Sarani, Joseph
Meoder, w. II. Harold, Hyman Marks and
/. J. Hawkins were on the stand.
The witty cross examination Of Attorney
A. }. ClGnie proved rare entertainment 10
the attendants at the court, but nothing of
Importance was gotten from the witnesses.
Rum0rs Of an undue influence on voters
were rife about the booths on election day.
but the testimony showed few actual IN
stances where use OF money was known
TO have occurred
The morning call., 1893-01-18
Ticinese Not in II

Mr. Bacigalupi. who is taking a deep in
terest in the matter Ct having the license of
street musicians and organ-grinders raised.
In giving his reasons for his acts has made
one mistake" said II. G. Giannini 10 a
representative Of THE CALL yesterday.
''he is reported as having said, The street
musicians are not ali Italians, but most OF
them are. They are Italians, geographic
cally speaking: 1ieinese, Tyrolese, Nea-
pOlitans. Piedmontese. Siclians, and so on.
i suppose there are fifty Of them around
town.
Nov, rs You know. l am tile oldest Swiss.
Italian in this city, and have lived here for
many years. and L wish TO say that there is
not now, and never has been, Ticinese
who has been an organ-grinder OF wan
derlng musician"
The morning call., 1893-01-18
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were granted to the
following persons yesterday:
James L. Smith and Maggie Grout, 29-31
John L. Erwin and Lizzie l.. Pohlman. 27-23.
Henry Lacks and Rebecca Tiedman, 25-iS.
Fritz EIdin and 0tiiiie SCidnteuhaus, 2S-3S.
John Farley and Frances Mcnamara 24-24.
Baruch Fisher and Edith COhen. 3O-2l.
Charles Luhman ana HedWig L. NJ. Schneider.
1876
W. II. johnson and Emily WILCOX. 34-25
w. j. Farmer aud Maggie Il. Cunningham,
23-21.
William Condor and Mary Sullivan, "a 90.
Alfred Brooks and Caroline Apffel, 26-17.
William Retchless and Eugene ApffeI. 26-2l.
David sullivan aud Ella Sullivan, 27-24.
Sam L. BarnEm and Mary Ebefle, 2l-l7.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
The ROYAL Arch Masons.

San Francisco Chapter No. l, Royal Arch
Masons. has installed the following office rs
Charles James King, II. p; David Charlie
Smith. K; William Edmund Price, S. f;
Benjamin Harris. T.; Henry Gilman Prince.
secretary; Ludwig Matthias Hoefer, C. OF
H.; Philip j. Code. /. 5. Elias Harris, Il.
80 v; Henry f. Furman. NJ. of ID V.
Marcus Getz. NJ. of 1st v; Theodore Ed.
ward Smith, organist; Edward Glberts,
guard.
At the close of the installation Past II gh
Priest w. ii. Davis was presented by the
diamond studs in recognition of bis services
The morning call., 1893-01-18
THE BREITENsTEIN CASE.
1t Came Up Before Judge DaingerfieId
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Proceedings were begun in the Superior
Court yesterday against JACOB B-eitenstein,
charged with an attempt at murder.
The complaint states that on the 25th of
September last the defendant attempted the
life of his wife. shooting three bullets into
her face and shoulders. Almost by a mir
acle Mrs. BreiteHstein escaped with her ife.
This is the second and. in all probability,
will lie the last trial granted TO Breiten-
stein.
J. A. Hosmer represented the prosecu-
tion. and A. E. Mack the defense.
The first witness called was Celia Breiten-
stein. the wife Of the defendant. She went
over the circumstances of the shooting. tell
ing her story in frank. straightforward
way that won her the sympathy Of those
who crowded the courtroom.
In the afternoon DR.. 4. II. Samuels OF the
Receiving Hospital was put on the stand
and testified to the location and extent of
the bullet wounds received by Mrs. Breten-
stein.
Later Mrs. Breitenstein was recalled and
put through a severe cToss-examination by
Attorney Mack.
The case viii be resumed to-day
The morning call., 1893-01-18
FOR PORTLAND &ASTOalA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM SzsFa
i Ocean DivlsIon-and PACIFIC COAST 1850
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A. Nc for the above ports Que OF
their Al IRON steamships. viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Dec. l9. 81, Jan IL
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.COLUMRIA-Dec is, II jan. $. 20.
OREGUN-Dec %, Jan. 4. 16. %.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pac!ds
and other dfvergng lines for all points In Oregon.
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe.
uip. cabin. $50.
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery street aud Palace
B0tel New Montgomery street.
Freight Office 200 California street
GO0DALL, PERKINS K Co, Supt. Ocean Line
III 10 Market street. san Francisco
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Srra
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska > A. N. $3.50
December 8, 80. January IT,
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
every Friday.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay Wednesdays 9 A. NJ.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day. 3 A. n.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara and san Luis Obispo, every fourth
and fifth day at l. A. NJ.
For PORTS in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Onice-Palace Hotel, New MontgOmerygt
GOoDALI PERKINS & co. General Agents.
II 10 Market ST.. san rancIsc0
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Cable SURVEYS.

a special meeting of the Geographical
Society of the Pacific will be held in Union
square Hall, on next Monday night. when
Lieutenant Commander Il. J.. Tanner,
United States navy, commanding the Alba
iross, will tell about the cable surveys from
California 10 the Hawaiian Islands during
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and fraternal visit to General George H.
Thomas Post last evening. An extended
programme of speech-making was INDUCED.
The department officers leave this morn
ing for Red Bluff and will spend the even
ing with j. K. Mansfield Post of that city.
Tomorrow evening they will be present at
the installation of the officers of Belmont
Post at Auburn