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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
BERKELEY.

There are nine of the Greek letter societies
In Berkeley, but II Is not often any of them
have the opportunity TO celebrate social event
that came TO The Zeta Psi fraternity Friday
evening. The event was the Initiation of Harry
Budd, 49, into The mysteries OF the collegiate
Greeks Of Zeta Psi and general reunion of
old ZeIas. Harry Budd has tbs distinction of
being the second OF the sons OF graduate OF
The university TO enter college. the first being
Marcus Wiggin, '94. Budd Is the son Of John
and the nephew of James Budd. The Zetas
made the occasion one for grand reunion and
the bohemian stivIties were kept up into the
small hours of the morning, E. C. Pomeroy act
ing as POSTMASTER
mOng the distinguished guests present were
noticed Governor-elect James II. Budd, SUI
preme Judge +. w. Henshaw, Uni.ed s ates
Senator S. q. hilborn, Hon. John L. Budd,
out Of MarysyilIe, Professors George G. Ed
wards, Plehn and Joseph LIE Conte. James
Rowel Hon. 6. w. Reed, z. F. Bowles, Hon.
w. g. Britain, f. z. Woodward. w. r. Whit
tier, +. II. Powers, George McGillivray of San
Francisco, w. Z. Dargie, j. w. TOmpkins aud
E. b. PomerOy of Oakland. d. b. Fairbanks OF
Petaiuma. Harry and William Meek OF San
Lorenzo, Professor j. M. Stllman of Palo Alto,
and Regents George j. Aiusworth and Arthur
Rodgers.
Lorin Firempu.
The Lorin Fire Department discussed the
rule passed al its previous meeting, Friday
night, TO which much objection was made
later, and 1t was concluded that II was mis-
take To exclude young men from Is 10 20 from
the department The matter was left TO the
next meeting to be dispo> ed OF. The cleo ion
resulted in placing in again j. Stapleton as
chief the incumbent be appointed L. S.
Rodgers assistant chief; A. OZouf. foreman OF
chemical engine; A. Brackett, assistant fore.
man; l.. Hoof, foreman of the hook and ladder
truck; j. Hagerty, assistant foreman, and j.
w. D!ummond. steward. The business Officers
were elected. as follows: President, j. Hamp-
ton; VICE president, d. n. McMillen; secre-
tary, Z. Stubenrauch; treasurer, L. Witten-
bach; sergeant at arms, l.. Hoof.
a Horse Tired of Life.
II. NJ. Waterbury sold a horse on Friday to
the Geological Survey and sent ii in to Oakland
by his stabeman. The horse was young and
full OF life and inclined TO be unmanaRea ble
AS an electric car came rolling by the horse
suddenly threw itself bodily across the track
and received the force OF the Car SO effectually
as TO die shortly aftefward. The driver was
badly bruised by being thrown out.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
CONGRESSMAN LOUD ILL.
Last Evening He Was Improved
and Resting Easily.

Since last Thursday evening Congress
man E. F. Loud has been lying very ill at
the residence Of his son-in-law, Captain
j. j. Callundan, and until yesterday it
was feared that he might not recover. 1t
appears that immed lately after dinner on
Thursday Mr. Loud was taken with ex-
circulating pains in the abdomen, and
when simple remedies failed to give any
relief DR.. Morse was summoned.
After an examination the surgeon con-
cluded that Mr.. Loud had appendicitis,
and it was thought that an operation
would have TO ba performed All the
while the patient suffered agonizng pain.
Yesterday, however. there was change
for the better, and the Idea of an opera
ton was abandoned. DR.. Morse said every
sign WAS favorable for speedy recovery
Last night at 10 o'clock Mr.. Loud was
resting easily and his improvement was
more marked.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

nounced follower of the boss. But the OPP
position always succeeded in preventing
the attendance of a quorum ana every at
tempt to elect O'Reilly has been defeated
10 that way.
A meeting was to have been held last
night. but oneHof the Buckley men was
sick aud another postponsment was or
dered Charley McCourtney of the Mint
is working actively in behalf OF ORellly,
and it is even said that higher officers OF
that institution than be are mixing in the
controversy. When the sick member re-
covers o. Reilly will be elected and Buck
ley will have good working majority in
the committee. This is only an ms ance
of the vigilance of the boss and OF how he
takes time by the foreloek in strengthen
ing his forces far in advance of the battles
in which he intends 10 employ them.
H. Nj. La Rue of Sacramento was n the
city yesterday. He said there was no
doubt of his election as Railroad Com
missioner from the First District
Fritz b. Rosenbaum has openly an
nounced his candidacy for State Harhor
Commissioner. Besides being an old resi-
German Old Peoples Home and a leading
German Democrat. Mr.. Rosen baum, his
friends urge performed the most valuable
service for his party during the recent
campaign by organizing the German vote,
and that his aid In electing Budd deserves
recognition.
The scare about recount in the gu5er-
Material contest had subsidized yesterday,
and the Democrats believed that the talk
Oh Inc day before was only bluff. When
Mr. Budd left the city yesterday afternoon
1t was with the conviction that there would
be no contest. Burns and some members
OF the State Central Committee have vainly
endeavored to induce the body 10 kick up a
row over the affair, but the cooler heads
have refused to be drawn into an attemp t
10 thwart the will of The people. 1t seems
now that so far as the governorShip is
concerned the Legislature Will not be
asked to order a recount
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BUCKLEY REINFORCING.
Tryin g TO Strengthen His Position in
the General Committee.

TIE Democrats of the Twenty-ninth
Assembly District are involved in con-
tention which plainly indicates that Chris
Buckley is guarding the advantage he has
gained since his return to the field of poll
ties. A vacancy was recently causen In
the general committee of the district by the
death of Michael Ford, and the committee
was left nearly evenly divided between the
bass and anti-boss factions. There were
thirteen on one side and eleven on the
other, and the Buckley men at once deter
mined TO put in Il. j. OReilly, . pro-
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ChiIe's New Representative.

1t has been gratifying to the Chilean as
wei as the Spanish colony in general of
this city to learn of the appointment of
Don Juan Manuel Luco as resident Con-
sul-General for the republic of Chile. MIR.
Luco is considered by his friends the best
person that the Government could have
selected to represent them here, as he is a
person well known and esteemed by the
Spanish-American colony of this city, as
well as throughout the State, having az
rived here from his native land, Chile, in
the early fifiies
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THE HAMBURGER COMP ANY.
Taylor and Market SITS.

The home OF James Tennis and wife, liv-
ing seven miles east of here. was visited
last evening by mob of masked men,
and Tennis and wife were severely
whipped. Mrs. Tennis was horribly
mangled. Bad blood has existed in the
neighborhood caused by a lawsuit in
which Tennis was accused of logging" a
nreacher
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Ladies' tailoring
Department.

Every body pleased at price. style and
fit. They come back again. That's the
best evidence. We make tailur-made suits
the equal of any one at The Maze's popu-
lar prices.
Select your materials, tell US how you
want it lined and made. and we'll give you
price complete. If it's not satisfactory
to the slightest detail don't take it.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
DonestiCs.
Linens for
Thanks giVing.

60-inch BLEACHED TABLE LINEN,
SOC per yard.
63-inch TABLE LINEN, 75c per yard.
6S-luch TABLE LINEN, 81 per yard
72-incb TABLE LINEN, 81 % and 81 30
pei yard.
These are ell special drives to interest
You 10 our Linen Stock. Lunch Sets IN
plain white or with colored border from
81 80 up; also the same henstitched.
DAMASK CLOTHS, with borders all
around, 81 so up.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
JOAQUIN Miller

Says Picturesque California, edited By
John Muir. is one of the most splendid
publications ever issued. 1t is work that
describes our matchless and magnificent
State as none other did.
This grand series is now practically pre-
sented 10 CALL readers; 10 cents ana one
coupon secures each part. Don't delay.
Secure 1t for yourself. Send il to yonr
friends abroad. CALL Branch Office, ITO
Market street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Children's
Jackets and Suits.

We make q specially of CRILDREN'S
AND MISSES WEAR. Can give YOU
pretty little dresses from 81 upward. Fiji
teen different styles TO select from. Chill
dren's jackets, from 2 to II years, So 90 10
$40 apiece: Misses. IA, 16 and Is years,
from 81 up to $50. Any garment that we
have rot in stock we can make to order
for Won.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
A White Man and a Negro Asleep
in Barn.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Nov. 24.-Last nights
bre uled in the destruction of half a
block of buildings 10 the business norton
of the city. Two livery stables we're
burned. Over 100 horses were burned 10
aeatn' A white man named George
Brewer and colored man named Davis.
Sleeping In Little's barn, were burned Ia
death. The Hotel Palace. the Revere
louise and the meat warehouse of Swift
q Co. narrowly escaped. Loss about
100000.
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Hosiery.

with this department. you are losing
money and getting inferior value. Oar
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSIERY at
25c, 35c ana SOC is beyond competition.
We import the best it's possible to get to
sell for tue price. Full lines of Novelty
aud Children's Hosiery.
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CroCkery and
Household Wares.

We are winding up this department-pos-
itively going out of It. 1t will be closed
out By January l. Every article left on
that day will be sold at auction. You can
buy any article in the dep irtment % per
cent less than il is marked. We have q
fine line of Royal Worcester and Fine Art
Crockery and Pottery worth inspecting.
Look them over
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
&ES and &Q5-

LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS. in
Prince AIber. Getaway, Ripple, Tuxedo,
Grenadier and Novelty styles, silk-lined.
You could not buy the 10 aterials and take
them TO dreSsmaker. much less tailor.
Perfect-ftting and Great Bargains.
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An Avalanche Of Bargains
Awaits You in Every Department.
Goods Were Never So Good
Or Prices as Low as Tomorrow.
Cloaks and Suits.

The phenomenal growth of these
departments necessitated the removal
of our offices to the floor above and the
space gained devoted to the depart
ment, including new ftting-room.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Ready=Made
Tailor Suits.
S5 and 81. so.

This is line of SUITS, JACKETS
AND SKIRTS lined throughout that we
want to close out. They are this seasons
make. The only thing The matter with
them is the low price.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

The oldest oak Tree in England. dating
Dack prior to the conquest, near Norton,
has fallen. Ii had q circumference of
sixty-six feet.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Dress Goods.
SOC and 75c.

These DRESS FABRICS are town
topics. They cost more TO manufacture,
are sold downtown at 81 and 81 80, and if
you want to see bargain look at them.
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$1,000.

$1,000.
We stake the reputation of our CLOAK
DEPARTMENT on this garment. Inspect
IL. If you find it a bargain that will be
the verdict upon all others.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
WHIPPED BY WHITECApS.

Trouble Growing Out of a Lawsuit
With Preacher.
ELDoRADo SPRINGS, No.. Nov. "a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
ALAMEDA.

The way the majesty of The law is sustained
and justice meted out to offenders in this city
should furnish model for interior and unin-
formed townships and municipalities, When
Carl Rablef of san Francisco was fined $50 for
rail shooting on the Alameda marsh 1t might
be inferred that he could take his costly half
dozen rail home 10 his family. Not so, said
Constable Day, the arresing officer. Those
rail, he maintained. being feloniously in the
possession OF the said RabIef were the property
OF the law, and should be disposed OF accord
ingly. This accounts for tile rail dinner. rail
nice dinner. too, to which Constable Day In.
vited his friends. Thus Is the majesty of the
law indicated in Alameda.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Drugs.

We keep all the Patent Medicines, Per-
fumes. Lotions, Creams, Tooth Powders
aud Washes, Rubber Goods, Water Bags.
Syringes. etc, Combs, Brushes and Drug
gsls' Sundries that you'll find in a first
class drugstore, only we sell them for less
money.
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A Row over Literature.

The good LADIES of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union are sadly iuifled in their
feelings. 1t is all over the literature which the
School Directors gave them permission 10 dis
tribute in The schools. The School Directors
have taken vigorous exception 10 some OF lie
pamphlets distributed and have decided that
Superintendent Sullivan. Drawing from his
pocket pamphlet by DIR. Mcdonald Chairman
Brown remarked: "Such literature might have
been tolerated sixty or 100 years ago, but In
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Silks.
&C..

The new JEUNESSE CRINKLED
CREPE SILKS, 10 inches wide, in black,
creme. pink. light blue and cardinal.
NEW SILK CREPES, 10 inch es wide,
in evening shades, for waists, dresses,
ueckwear and art purposes, just in by ex-
Dress.
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Ladies' Underwear.

Closing out some sizes aud mum bers of
Ypsianti Underwear a less than cost We
keep the CELEBRATED LEWIS KNIT
TING COMPANY'S GOODS, took the
gold medal at the Worlds Fair.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
Towels.

Our 25e line in Hemsttched Hnck and
Damask with knotted fringe and lace
work will show you we are after the towel
trade.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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DRY GOODS.

Is There a Better Wearing,
Appearing or Stylish Ladies'
Shoe Made Than Wright & Peters
Of Rochester, N y? We Garry
A Full Line of Them at So so
And So a Pair, and When
You Purchase Them You Get
More for Your Money Than
Any Made. A Complete Line
OF ChiIdren's and Boys Shoes
OF Best Makers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

AOyS.
Our Mammoth Department is now open.
Take the little ones down for treat even
if yo1 don't want to purchase. We have
everything that il takes to make a child
happy. We will store toys until Christ
mas. if purchased now, free of charge.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
DOylies.

Complete lines in white and with colored
borders in square, round and oval shapes.
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THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
BOARD Sails.

Market and Taylor SITS.
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Board-lO Bank OF California 2O71h; 20 Hutch
fnson Co. llsz 5 S Water, 96s4.
Street-S20 900 California-st IL r Bonds los;
so Hutchinson Co, 111a; 100 Water, 1854.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
SE.Oo, SG.5o, So. SO.

BEST VALUE IN LADIES' UNION
SUITS you've ever seen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

u bleached 81 so. 81 rs and 50 specials.
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Csc, soc, 75c and SI.oO.

Ladies' Best Underwear purchasable for
the price in The city, bought direct rum
the mill and sold at closest living margin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

tenden 500 note and So in money given by
Chi! tenden promised TO return it, but before he
could DO so Parker had gone 10 Nara aud
capped mortgage on the ranch 1Or Sl4oo.
and 1t Is sta ed Clark has taken Trip to Arr
iona.
The case against Chit euden was called III
tue police court yesterday and he pieaded not
guilty. and the case was set for trial on NoVem-
her
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week
The evening world., 1894-05-04
G. e. K.-They did.

Alexander.-N
The evening world., 1894-05-04

Warwickshire. Resplendent, Rem Avon,
Patta, Waltomie, Edgewater, Alonzo,
Saddlebag, Newark, CrevasSe."
]. y. Murphy and Dan Newman. light
weight pugiists, of Cambridge, met In
finish glove contest at the Camden
Street Club, Boston, last night before 200
Spectators. Murphy had 1t all his own
way from the start, and AT the end Of
the NTH round was declared the winner,
John Roberts the champion at English
billiards, made an unfinished break, with
spot barred, OF l.O33. heating his own rec
ord by l66 points. He will resume his
play tomorrow.
On Monday night, May !. the Ravens
wood Boat Club, will about wind up
for this season, AS they have about
twenty bouts for nrst and second prizes
and the classes down TO the hest men
IN each, the sparrng will be of very
high order.
Bob Ferguson. the well-known ex-
umpire. died at his home GS7 Greene
avenue Brooklyn, last night.
A Philadelphia paper suggests that II
New York doesn't want Roger Connor
the Quakers would like to have him.
Yale's Spring regatta will be held over
the mile course at Lake Whitney to-
Sophomore. Junior and Varsity crews
others handicap OF two lengths. '"e
Alexander.-No.
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FIRE ON A SAILING SHIP.
slight BInEe Quickly Put Out on
the II. HischOT.

At G,O5 o'clock this morning a small fire
was discovered in the hold OF the four
mlstci sailing vessel II. Bischoff, which
is tiea UP just north of the Central Ner-
mont Railroad pier. 80 East River,
The fire started in some rubbish and
was extinEuished with few buckets Of
water. As soon as II was discovered an
alarm was turned in from South street
and CatharlnC slip, but the fire was out
bef )rc the engines arrived.
The H. Bschoff is owned by Theodore
Ruger. OF New street. and Is engaged in
the Japan trade. She arrived in this
port about two weeks ago.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

A physician wTttesi "Pafients who are
AiihAu's calisayA" MILHAU. 1873 Broadway ~
The evening world., 1894-05-04

sss ssassi sS san q. e 6 y ..s + e e esg grs. e sS h:
stoCk bsiOie thsy aevs % 25dsl
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stove Men Elect Omcers.
CBy Associated Press }

Wy associated fress,D
CHICAGO May THE stOvemakers Conyen-
ton elected the following officers: President
George u. Dana, St Louis: Vice Presidents IA.
gard Kahn, Hamilton. o., and Francis Kernan,
Utica y. Y Secretary, u NJ. Thomas. New
YORK; Treasurer, w. S, Stevenson, Philadelphia
The evening world., 1894-05-04
Round. About Town.

Mary Edwards, twenty nine years old Of i69
West Forty NTH street. Was found prnstrnted in
front II l5 Wcst Fifteenth street at !. Is o'clock
this morning She was removed in an ambulance
TO the New York Hospital. where II was found
the was suffering with Drights disease.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

Warwickshire. Resplendent. Rem Avon
Patta, Waltomie Edgewater, Alonzo
Saddlebag, Newark, Crevasse."
The evening world., 1894-05-04
a Drive Up Riverside

Is delightful trip, nut v!SI, to the river
SIDE" SODA FOI'NrAlN--the largest and finest
In the word-is much plcasantcr sort OF recrea.
tion this warm weather Everybody la dropping In
to try the delicious new Frappes. Fruit Crpshes.
&c, that are already the talk OF the town and
dispensed ONLY at ri Frs FAMOUS
RIVERSIDE" FOUNTAIN by the most cele-
brated Soda Water Expert In America.
while refreshing the inner man or woman, you
might as well combine pront with pleasure and
save 20 cents on every dollar by buying your
Drugs. Medicines Doctors Prescription. Surgical
Appliances. Elastic Stockings. Rubber Goods. Per-
fumes. Ae.. at
RLKER'S, s.ss.. s.m.. sss as:;. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
This sen,,onrd Air Line.

On entering the big Exposition building,
and Just before reaching the entrance OF
Music Hall. the attention Of the visitor
rs called to a splendid display made by
the Seaboard Air Line, which company
occupies a large space in the northeaster-
iy part OF the main hall. 1t Is one Of the
most attractive exhibits In the building,
and Is In charge of Mr.. II. NJ. Boykin,
city passenger agent.
The centre OF the background Is COW
Atlanta Special OF the road, flanked on
the left by a large display OF cotton In
the growing stage, and on the right by
peanut vines and rice. At each corner OF
the background are placed trunks Of
turpentine trees ana branches OF long,
leaved pine. There are also splendid eX-
hibits Of hard woods, building stones,
gems. minerals. coal. fish. crabs Indian
relics, hanging moss, sea grasses from
Florida, alligators, shells and bricks from
Florida, fur skins and all sorts OF pro-
ducts of the various territories through
which the Seaboard Air Line passes.
Among the curiosities is reed forty
feet long and twelve inches in circumfer-
ence. To-day the first locomotive used on
the road, the Tornado. which Is lO3 years
old, will be placed on ekhlDtlon FER
haps the most attractive feature OF the
exhibit is a miniture cotton-sin, which
hicks the cotton from the seeds and de-
posits IL in a glass enclosure. me cotton
picked I'm this manner is put UP III lttle
bales and presented to visitors as SOU
veniTs.
Mr.. Boykin's display also includes a
dainty little buffet, from which Scupper-
nong wine is served. Samples OK various
kinds Of lithia water, obtained Wlthlh the
territory Of the Seaboard Air Line, are
also on exhibition. and the entire display
lies the most complete repre- sentatfon
of the products Of the country tributary
IN the road.
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