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The morning call., 1894-04-15
BIGGINS' DEATH.
Story of His Life Told the
Coroner.
Ten Years an Opium Fiend-Fie Was
Disgusted With Himself and
Longed for Death.

The Coroner's inquest into the death of
James higgins. who committed suicide or
was killed at 3 Everett street, Friday
night, was commenced yesterday. John
Mitchell, Biggins' boon companion, was
present in charge of Detective Sivey. and
Lille Daveney. Biggins' female friend,
was also in attendance.
Nathan Rogers. the physician. who was
called by Mitchell. said that he found the
body of Biggins in the closet sitting oil
bag and leaning against the wall. Blood
vas flowing from his mouth and from the
top of the head The skull had been frac-
tured by the ball that was fred into the
mouth. There were blood stains on his
hands and clothes, but there were none
ou side of the closet.
M. Fl. Lichtensteln, pawn broker. said
that he knew Biggins and had lent him
S130 on Thursday evening. When the
body was searched at the Morgue but 50
was found on IL.
Thomas Bggins, brother of the de-
ceased. told the life story of his unfortu-
nate relative. He said: "My brother was
born % years ago at San Rafael. He had
no occupation and lived at Everett street
in this city. l never knew that he used
opium and never knew that he used much
LIQUOR. He owned real estate at the time
Of his death and had rents from property
on Natoma street. | don't know what his
income was
Lille Davenry, the young woman with
stand. She admitted that she knew Big
gins, and said that she used to visit his
room, when she was lonesome. She knew
that he was an opium fiend.
He was q heavy smoker" she said,
''and drank heavily. | have often taken
his pistol and purse for safe keeping when
he was drunk.
day for disturbing the peace. higgins
smoked opium for ten years. He was al
ways melancholy. and said the sooner he
was dead the better, as he was an opium
fiend and dsgusted with himself"
After hearing the woman's testimony
the inquest was adjourned until tomorrow
morning. The body of Biggins will be in
tered in the Odd Fellows Cemetery to-
day. Mitchell will remain in custody until
the conclusion of the inquest
Mitchell will be detained till the con-
clusion of the inquest.
Policeman Ryan, who arrested him,
says there are some circumstances that re-
quire explanation. 1t Is known that on
Wednesday or Thursday Biggins got S130.
On Thursday morning be paid fine of S5
imposed upon Mitchell for disturbing the
peace as Mitchell had no money. That
night the landlady noticed several 500 gold
pieces in Biggins' pocketbook in his room,
and Bggins did not leave his room that
night or the following day.
When Biggins' body was taken to the
MOrgue on Friday night and the pockets of
his clothes searched only 50 was found in
them. But when Mitchell was searched at
the City Prison the same night two $40
gold pieces and 81 or SO in silver were
found in his pockets. When questioned
as to where he got the money he said he
had worked for it.
What the police are anxious to find ont
is what became IF the $3.50 Biggins received
on Wednesday or Thursday and If the $40
found on Mitchell was portion of il.
The morning call., 1894-04-15

Sternhrim & Co: Goodyear Rubber Company
). r. Weeks Company; atlantic Dynamite
Company; Ii. Levi & Co.; Dodge, Sweeney &
Co.; Cutting Pace ing Company; Lane Con.
nelly; Sherwood & Sherwood; Waltz Safe Com
pany: Carroll q Carroll; William Wolf & Co.
STANDARD Soap Company; +. g. Conkiin & Co.;
Stoll Van Bergen; Rosenthal. FEEDER & Co.
NJ. Lamberth & Co.; r. b. Ames & Co.; NJ. j.
BIandenstein; II. j. Houston Company; Fon-
tana s. Co.; John Sroufe & Co.; w. I. Y.
Schenck; Hawiey Bros. & Co.. Roth & Co..
Van Winkle e. Co.; NeubGrger, Reiss & Co.
GaskiII x Regan; H. Doyle & Co.; HinZ &
LauiZ; William Marvin.
Beale stIeet-Kaylor s. Taylor. KrOgh Manu-
featuring Comtany. I ldt & Peters, Graham
Oriental Gas Works. Evans Machine Works,
Dow Steam Pump Works, Cyclops Machine
orks, Birch & Co., Greenberg s. Sons, Nc
Cormick Bros. Murray Bros.
First sire i-E. B. Reed L. n. Woods c. +.
Marwedel. John TayloI, j. L. Burton, L. =.
Degan, Hinkley Spiers & Co., Golden State and
German Billiard Comp ny, A. l.. Fish, Il. A.
Rix. Kingwel Brass Works, Pacific Metal
Works, +. A. Huntington.
Stevenson street-Amercan CarbOntc Gas
Company, W. ii. Miner, Hudson Manufacture
ing Company, r. b. Cally.
Spear sileet-Wigmore & Son: Allen & Hig-
gins Lumber Company; Blythe & Trott; Reid
& Madden; Steams Manufacturing Company.
Main street-Calvin Nutting & Co.
Steuar; street-Heyman & Mayer; r. X.
Partridge; Dutton & Co.; +. Haywood; Rem
Mission s!reet-C. S. Laumesier; w. III.
Hincbman; l.. Wagner; Boerscn Lamp Com
pany; William CrOsble.
Fremont street-Coppoeters & Co.; Eureka
Machine Works; Ii. BOhles IL Co.; Morris
Plating Works; H. ID. Morris & Co.; Carl f.
Haas.
Second street-F. NJ. Prindle; E. E. George
Shoe Company; q. M. Agnew; A. Sieberllch's
Sons: James Graham.
New Montgomery street-Robinson & Co.;
Howell Tile Co.
Howard street-Jackson's Napa Soda Co.. J.
b. Cohen; lie Count Bros; Stein, Simon q Co;
Langley q Mchaels; j. Banmgarten g. Co; Haas
Bros; Rtdlngton & Co.; Reiss Bros & Co; j.
Bambei ger & Co.
scattering-H., Dutard; Ross & Hewitt;
Erlanger Il Erlanger Marshall, Teggart &
Btorsen; Wolf & Sons; Porter Bros & Co;
Thomas g. Kahn; Wilson & Boecbe 207 DAVIS
street; Castle Bios; Gilbert & Co; NJ. Kirsch.
baum & Co.; Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner; NJ.
+. Deiels; +. H. Hammer; Jonas Erlanger &
Co.; E. r. stevens & Co.; Pacific Electrical
Storage Co.; Willard Bros; Anglo American
Crockpry Co.; Herman Heynemau; The Roser-
blalt Co.; The Kentucky Co.. IL. j. Hart &
Bro; M. Hole.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
Real Estate Notes.

Sol Getz & Bro. report the following
sales this week: 25x120 on east line of
Seventh avenue, Ill feet north of Clement
street, for $1,000; 25x120 on east line of
Thirteenth ayennp, 175 feet north of Glenn
ent street, for $3.50; 25x120 on west line Of
Eighth avenue, go feet south of 81 street,
for $3.50; 25x100 on south line of | street,
1872: :6 west of Eighteenth avenue, for 5000;
25x1G0 on southeasterly line of Vienna
street, 175 feet northeast Of Persia avenue,
for $500.
Wiz E. Fisher s. Co. announce that on
Monday, the 23d inst, they will sell BY
auction mum her of nicely situated build
ing lots on the line of the Castro-slreeJ
cars. The property to be offered is bound
ed by Twentieth, Noe, Twenty-first and
Casro streets. Six of the lots to be sold
have modern seven and eight room houses
on them. Those who occupy homes on
Castro-street Heights have the advantage
OF perfect drainage. have magnificent
yiew, and require only twenty minutes TO
reach Market and Kearnv streets.
The morning call., 1894-04-15

Guards, mounted; Royal Ambassadors,
mounted: Company A, Mamelukes; Company
Il, Mamelukes; Company G, Mamelukes; COM
panv ID, MameukeS.
The line of march will be out Market street TO
Golden Gate avenue, out Golden Gate avenue
TO Polk street, to Fell street, up Fulton street
to Van Ness avenue.
LORD HIGH MARSHAL.
A meeting of the Board of Trade was
he'd yesterday for the express purpose of
paying all due h0nors to Rex Felix.
whose vassals, after dignifed deliberation,
signl1ed their Willingness TO serve, as the
following bulletin will show:
The directors OF the Board of Trade of San
francisco, having investigated the action OF the
committee Of the Mystic Argonauts OF the
Golden West for carnival, TO be held IN this
city under The auspices Of their organization. on
April IT. 1894, iudorse and approve of the
same, believing that such carnival Will be TO
the Interests of the business community.
A. A. WATKINS, President
Attest: Ii. L. SMITH, Secretary.
1t was also given out that additional
subscriptions to the Mardi Gras have been
received. as follows:
American Tobacco Company, $40; Johnson
Locke Company, $40; Yates & Co.. $40 /;
htauea Exhibition Company. Sl2 90; Ha-
waiian Exhibition Company, S12 90; United
States Laundry Company, SO; 1. W. Taber.
SO; c. F. Croeker. $500; j. Van Vleet. So; /;
Brown Bros. & Co., $40; SanbOrn, Vail & Co.,
SO; A. COhDreich, So; A. Koenig, $40; Wit
eel & Baker, 50; Coblentz, Pike & Co.. SO;
Tiilman & Bendell. $40; Nj. Goodwin s. Co., 81 o; +;
5. FL. Frank & Co., $40; Mendelson b os, $40;
Castle Bros. S25; Miller, Sloss & Scott. $40; !;
A. Fleishacker, $40; Oriental Syndicate, 500;
W. S. Miller, Standard Oil, S25; EsquimauX
Village, $40; Western Sugar Refining Com
pany, 500: Fontana Company, $40; Tubbs
Cordag Company. $50; Schilllng q Co., S25
Baker s. Hamilton, $50; II. Levi & Co., S10
John L. Cutting, $40; Cutting Packing Com
pany. $40; w. Lewis & Co., SO; j. X. Arms
by. $40; Dodge, sweeney & Co. $40; Gilman,
Peck & Co., $40: ROOF & Sanderson, $40; Por-
ter Bros, So; ". W. Montague & Co., S25;
Durham. Carrigan & Co., $50: Juda Edln SO; !;
w. j. sullivan, $40; California Barrel Com
pany, S25; j. w. Carmany, So; George A.
Moss, $40; Doan & Henshewood. So; Z. G
Lyons g. Co., $40.
BY command of Major-General Dimond
the members of the division staff have
been directed 10 assemble at the Palace
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ATHLETIC KING.
Eugene SandoW to Arrive
This Morning.
The Perfect Man Will Appear at the
Prater To-Morrow With the
Famous Jordan Family.

Every one interested in athletics and all
devotees of manly sports are much inter-
ested in the expected arrival this morning
of Eugene Sandow. whose wonderful
physical development has earned for him
the sobriquet of 1.-The Perfect Man."
The champion athlete of the world will
be met at the arrival of the express alto :45
O'Clock this morning by delegation from
the Olympic Club. He will be escorted to
the Palace Hotel. There at 3 P. NJ. on Mon-
day reception will be given, to which fifty
newspaper men and physicians have been
invited. He will make his first public APP
pearance at tie Vienna Prater tomorrow
evening.
At that time q vaudeville performance
of high order will be inaugurated an
Sandow will be the principal attraction,
and with him will be associated the Won
derful Jordan familv. The latter includes
Lewis, Mamie and Rosy Jordan, who have
won fame all over Europe.
The Jordans do single and double somer-
saults in the air. toss the youngest mem
ber of the family from one side of the
stage to the other, and Mamie Jordan
makes leap bead first from the dome Of
the hall.
Two swings will be suspended. one on
either side of the stage, One will also be
hung in the center, on which Rosy Jordan
will perform ber of daring fea's.
Sandow will exhibit his extraordinary
command over his entire muscular system
by making his muscles dance, the display
of his marvellous strength with 56- pound
dunn b-bell in each hand. somersauits and
barrel-iumpiug with 56 pounds in each
hand. lifting a 300-pound dumb-bell at
arms length above his head. and the
Roman column.
One of his marvellous feats is that of lift
ing horse and platform, weighing $50
pounds upon his abdomen, at the same
time holding at arms length two 56-pound
dumb-eells. while resting his neck and
heels on two trestles.-his only support.
He will also bear a platform and three
horses on his chest, dead weight Of nearly
5000 pounds.
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Hotel at II :55 o'clock on the 17th inst. to
participate in the parade.
The Produce Exchange voted yesterday
To adjourn from Monday afternoon to
Wednesday morning, 80 that its members
would have an opportunity of participating
in the Mardi Gras festivities.
The sale Of tickets for the grand carnival
bal masQue which is to take place in the
Vienna Prater on the night of Thursday,
April 49, as the closing event of the Mardi
GraS, has been unprecedented. Those
who want to secure these tickets will have
difficulty in doing so unless they apply
almost Immediately. They are on sale at
Colonel Andrews on Montgomery street.
The crews of the floats which are to
take part in the Mardl Gras professions
are to meet at the "Den" on the exposi-
tion grounds at 10 O'Clock this morning
for practice and drill.
The courtesies OF the Midwinter Inter
national Exposition are extended TO each
member of the National Guard who will
march in the procession of Rex Felix on
Tuesday next They will be presen ted
with two tickets of admission to the fai
grounds, good for Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
On the three festive occasions boxes on
the grand stand will be at the disposal of
cfficers and their stats as an additional
courtesy.
Emperor Franz Joseph Hall will be
thrown open to all National Guardsmen
who participate ia the royal pageant of
King Carnival-a courtly courtesy, by the
way. Concerts by the Vienna Prater
band can therefore be heard free by the
soldiers on Tuesday and Wedne sday.
A magnificent display of fireworks has
been designed for these two days-or rather
nights. On Tuesday the special features
will be military designs, while on Wednes-
day evening the native sons and daughters
are to be entertained with appropriate
devices.
The morning call., 1894-04-15

ROBBED A GROCERY.
A Good Sized Haul by Burglars in
the Mission.

About 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning
burglars broke into the grocery and liquor
store of P. J. Silk, on the southwest cor
ner of California and Powell avenues,
stealing the contents of the money drawer
and over $500 worth of wines. liquors and
cigars.
The entrance was effected through side
door on California avenue by means of a
Jimmy, which they left In their hurried de-
parture.
The bakers wagon arrives at the store
about the hour mentioned. and it is sup
posed that the noise Of the wheels of the
vehicle gave the robbers alarm.
The driver. when about to deliver the
bread. discovered that the place had been
looted, and ran to the dwelling of SILK. a
had happened. The grocer and his brother
returned to the store, aEd seeing what had
been done sought a policeman and soon
fouud Officer Shanahan. The three began
to scour the neighborhOod in quest OF the
burglars. Soon two men were eSpied who
were thought to be the criminals and
chase was given. Shanahan especially
getting an extra headway. But they were
not caught.
On the return to the store a heavy
French clock, which had been taken
among the other things, was found on the
sidewalk not 800 yards from the store,
where il had been dropped on account of
its weight.
Burglares in this vicinity have bsen of
rare occurrence and such successful haul
W quite surprise.
There was very little money in the
drawer aud the most of that was in copper
cents,
The morning call., 1894-04-15

oy MS o0dyguards. grand danes and
court olncials as he moves along Market
street to Van Ness and Golden Gate
avenues, where grand parade will form
ana proceed TO the fair. The line of
march VIII be out Golden Gate avenne to
DeVlsadero. TO Grove, to Baker and thence
IN o Golden Gate Park aud on TO Sunset
City. " 0un'''
Immediately after arriving the KEYS and
freedom OF the city will be given the king
ana his followers by his Honor the Mavor
OF San francisco. At p. M. bis Excel
ltncy the Govern or of California will re-
view the parade in the grand courl and
likewise make his official bow to royalty.
and then the brilliant allegoricaI floats
VIII be covered until evening. The fes-
uvltles will end in blaze of fireworks
after dark.
wednesday afternoon at l o'clock the
King will give reception to his people on
the recreation grounds, which is to be the
occasion of tournaments and royal sports
In the lists. Feats of daring on horse
back, of armed knights, cOmbats with
short swords, tllting tournaments, chariot
races and festivities will comprise the
sport in part. In conclusion the victOrs
will be crowned by the Qdeen of Beauty
an honor which makes the blood run last
in gladiatnrs' veins. even at the thought OF
a wrea of laurels. After this pleasing
event the MlkaQo'S SUBJECTS Will entertain
the royal guest with a wonderful eXhbi-
ton of fireworks as given in daylight in
their native land.
There will be a splendid Illuminated
pageant through the exposition grounds in
the evening, when twenty floats will move
along with 135 characters. dressed 10 gor-
geous costumes. The Native Sons, Royal
Mamelukes. Household Guards and Mystic
Argonauts will have the honor of acting
as e-corts. The line of march will be
around the grand central court and through
the mystic midway. From the electric
;ower stream Of light will be thrown
upon the pageant, and besides colored
lights Will burn ia many places as the
spectacle passes the allegOrical fountain.
Here will be the grand stand. and here.
too, an Illuminated arch will be erected
for the floats to pass beneath.
A more dazzling sight than this prom
The morning call., 1894-04-15
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Lord High marshal Issues a
Proclamation.

The following general orders have been
issued by the Lord High Marshal of the
day next:
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April II, 1894.
Series A. General Orders No. g.
Captains Of divisions of Mystic Argonauts Of
the Golden West are hereby notified of the
formation OF parade on the 17th of April,
1894, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Unon Ihe sighting Of His Majesty's royal
barge, salute OF tweDty-oDe guns will be fired
by Battery A. Light Artillery, n. q. L. Upon
the vessel arriving In port his Majesty will en-
bark and be received by his loyal and dniiful
subjects with the noEor and ceremonies due
bis distinguished Majesty.
The formation Will be as follows: Band;
Naval Battalion. N. g. C.; Signal Corps; Bat
terry; Band; Lord High M rshal; His Majesty
Rex Felix and Jester; Royal Court in car
riages; Company a, Royal Guards. mounted;
invited guests in carriages; Company b, Royal
The morning call., 1894-04-15

Cohen, Hirsch g. Co., The Wertheimer Com
pany. p. Berwin & Bro, Pacific Notion Com
pany. oppenheimer Bro, c. w. Craig & Co.,
Coblenlz. Pike s. Co. G. Il. Splivalo s. Co.. M.
Goodwin & Co., Dellapiane & Co., II. a. Camp
bell. A. and T. Well & Co., S. Jacob. Scbwet-
zer s. Co., Harry Unna Co.. F. Enhraim. Rich
OFT Burnell & Co., Ravenna & Co.,J. G. Lawson,
Frank Bernard q Co., X. &. Schwaftze,
B,unIsche & Wheeler. Swaynr Il Hoyt Sher
Tlden Harding, & JoRn S Sloan NJ Son Menaesohn p D
Co., C. B. Rode & Co.. James de Fremery & Co.,
D. la Montanya 8 Co.. Thomas Meherin, Bel
Iingall s. Co., Z. ID. Bunker & Co.. A. Deneri,
Payoi. Uplam Co., q. NJ. Kqrtz & Co., Hahn,
Levy & Co., Hermann Joost, WnZe s. Baker,
f. Daneri & Co., Joseph Music s. Co., j. Dong
lado. Charles 9. Leavitt. Wood, Gray & Co.,
Louis Weyle' csyi' Seh,oss ooa. Co., TIIman maj
A. C. Nichols q Co., Eugene Thomas g. Co.,
B. Il. Auger. Iherbach q Kroeger. Main q
Winchester, Milton HeynemeD Paraffne Paint
Schlessnger, Levi Strauss & Co., +. Korbel &
Co., Rinaldo Bro hers & Co., Seidemann, Lach-
man s. Co., Esberg, Bachman & Co., P. q.
Sabatlie s. Co.. Seller Brothers, Leo Meier. 5
Wolf & Co., A. Hromada, G Cohn Co., j. Nor
ton, Wade & Co., Jules Cert, Thos. Russell,
w. Fleisher & Co.. Hoffman Alexander.
Sansome street-Kahn Bros, Kline s. Co.;
Greenbaum. " eill & Miehaels; hymans, Pau,
son s. Co; L. GoOdirIend & Co.; L. Ateyerstein:
Calm, Nickelsburg Co.. Scott & Bennan;
Cunningham, CurtlSs ~ welsh; Palmer Il Rey;
Siebe Bros. q Plagemann Louis Sioss g.
Co /; Steiner, Strauss & Heyman; Loweuberg &
Co.; California Wooden Mills; Newhall Sons &
Co.; Jules Levy & Pro-: Son Bros; Le>ynsky
s. Co ; Sachs Bros; Pusch & Wiener; William
L. Lutz; Platos Agencies; Charles B0sworth;
j. r. Gates; IL. Plagemann; Alaska CONNER
cial Co; Leo E. Alexander & Co.: Murphy.
Grant & Co.; Pursch, Kaskel & Co.; S. n.
Wood & Co.; Friedlander & Co.; NJ. Levy;
Wolff Bros; d. Block & Co; APPEL & Buckman;
August Helbng; B0nestell & Co.. l.. Alt
schu; S. Moore g. Co.; M Heller & Bro; G. e.
Never & Bro; Dennenbaum s. Well
Market sIreel-Taylor, Adams s. Co.; S. ii.
Harmon Lumber Company; A. Schilng s. Co.
f. II. Kliredge & Co.. Root and Sanderson, j.
X. Asmsby & Co.; Weman, Peck s. Co.; Co.
mmbus Buggy Company; Joseph Dixon Cruel.
ble Company; Naber. Alfs & Bruno: Macon
dray 4 Co.; Joseph Meier q Co.; Visalia Stock
Saddle Company; Robert l.. Topltz & Co.
United WorkiDgmen Cooperative Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Company; Wangenheim,
The morning call., 1894-04-15
A New Denarture

MIR. II. S. Burke secretary of the People's
Medical Society, 101 O'Farrell street, south
west corner of Stockton, was interviewed yes
terday by our reporter for The purpose of ascer-
tanning some facts regarding the new society
abo which so many complimentary things
bavt been said. He learned that The society
was formed for the purpose of giving trst-elass
medical attendance to Its members at their
homes, and at the smallest nominal outlay, viz,
81 per month, when sum entities the member
and his family TO daily visits from first-clasS
month should sickness make t necessary. The
reporter also ascertained that the staff CT
physicians attached TO the society are oi the
very best professional reputation. aud Mr.
Burke also informed him that the membership
is being Increased rapidly. as The people aIe
taking advantage Of this splendid opportunity
of securing the best medical attendance at so
low rafe.
The morning call., 1894-04-15
TUESDAY A HOLIDAY.
YassaIs of Rex Felix Will Observe
His Festive Time.


Tuesday, the festival time of his Majesty
Rex Felix. will not be day of labor in the
wholesale district. The pageant will be
at tended by all, or nearly all of the large
merchants and their people. which state
ment is vouched for by the following, who
have signified their intention of closing on
that occasion:
Front street-G. G. Wickson G. Co.. Meyer.
Mish & Co., l.. Wertheimer & Co., Coburn.
Tevis & CO., Mccarthy Bros, Overland Freight
Transfer. E. III. Lamel, M. s. Grnbaum Co.,
San Jose Frut-packing Company, A. G. Dietz
& Co.. Well Bros & Co.. lnglebrook Agency,
Horn & Co., Wollers Bros. & Co., Bates Il
Soudan, d. NJ. Block. Z. Lorrilard Company,
George King. Mack ~ Co., w. 7. Fuller Co.,
M Newton u Co., California Creamery Com
pany, w. j. Dixon, q. ". Emmons & Co., w. ID.
MMcArthur, ID. Campo & Co, Thomas White,
j. Sndiow Won Rom, Hencse % & TX Iorsbacs,
sehlegal, Brauer & Co.. g. M. VoIkman, ID. f..
Allison & Co., .Onest g. Co.. shea, Bocqueraz
d Co., American Tobacco Company. Jacob
Brandt & Co.. Louis saroni g. Co., Zenlner,
Cohen q Co., California Fireworks Company j.
Rosenberg. Megs & Stfaut, NJ. T. Fleilas. w.
b. sumner Co, .. y. sm'li & Co.. Paul Rie-
ger q Co.. William A. Schulz & Son, Lewis
Packing Company, Allison, Neff u Co.. E. b.
Grace. w: X. knights Company. Eyele s.
Nash, ". N. Duval & Co., Dmmick s. Low,
howalsky q Co., Max Wolfen & Co.. c. Jacob
u,
TubDs Cordage Company, Chauche &
Son, T.. 9. Mcmillan, Grannucci Bros,
D. Roberts, WoM. wreden s. Co..
ID. Shattuck & Co.; Samuel Mccartney; Armes
Il DaIlem; South San Francisco Packing Com
panyi Robert Halght s. Co.. c. L. Dingley &
Co.. Rolhchild & Ehreniott; Meyeriield, Mifci-
ell & Co.; Winchester Repeating Arms Co. !;
DebernardI q co. Yates Co.; j. Bamb.rger; !;
e. Marlin & Co.: M. Kallsh g. Co.; E. A. Fargo
& Co.; S: Il. Tyler & Son; G. H. Garfhoner; |;
Hartter, Hayes & Co.; Hencken g. Schroeder
JohnsoD-Locke Mercantile Company; Il. N.
Mason & Co.; Crown Distilleries; John Kenny !;
Walker Co.. Moore, Hunt & Co.; Maguer
Bros; Foster Webster; Cogbill g. Kohn; L.
Feldnlan s. Co.; Fred 3. Haight; G. A. Hooper
Il Co.: Sperry Flour Company; NJ. Enrman &
Co.; William CluH & Co.; Crown Paper Co. !;
Buneman & MatIoni.
Battery street,. c. johnson & Co., Porter.
Scnlessnger q Co., EastoE & Schwartz l.. Din
keIspel & Co., CostigaD, Cohen & Co., Golden
Gate Distilng Company, Goldman, Levy &
Co.. Price Baking Powder Company, Mayrisch
Bros. & Co., Nj. kosenshine & Bro, A. Viguier,
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CROSS COUNTRY TRAVELLERS.
An Organization Which Vies With
the V;ernese Tourist Club.

An amateur pedestrian club of 5000 mem-
bers seems Incredible to most Americans,
but Vienna, Austria. has an organization
of this character with the mem bershp
mentioned, and one Of its men belongs TO
the Cross Country Club of this city. and he
fondIy hopes that in time the latter will
have at least thousand men on its active
rollcall.
The Vienna Club is known as the tourist
club. 1t builds and maintains huts in the
mountains. where its members do most of
their climbing, where they may retreat and
The morning call., 1894-04-15

Bookings to and From Europe.
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