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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-26
ALA MEDIA.

Christmas was commemorated 10 number
OF the churches by services of song and praise.
Commencing at IL A. M, the choir of Christ
Episcopal Church rendered the following num-
bers: Professional hymn, "HarK, he Herald
Angels Slng'; "Vente"; "Gloria"; ''Te Deum'
in f DykeD; "Benedlctus," in E (Barnaby);
hymn, "Angels from the Realm of Glory" E;
kyrie in L fl Crukshank); "Gloria Tibi" !;
hymn. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear /;
anthem. 20 Zion That Brings Glad Tidngs"
(Steiner); offertoty; doxology, "Sursum Corda"
QCtuikshank); "Sauc us"; EucnaIistic hymn,
Bread OF Tie World': "Gloria in Excelsis''
tZenner; ''Nunc Dlmlttis" Lloyd; hymn,
20 Come. All Ye Faithful"
High mass was held at 1890 A, NJ. at ST.
Joseph, Church, the enlarged choir rendering
the following: 'Asperger me-" Wiegand; Ky
RE Eleison." Giorza's first mass; "GlOrla in
Excrlsis," Giorza's first mass; "Veni Crea or"
quartet. Millard; "Credo." Giorza's first mass !;
"Noel," Adam; "Sauctns" Giorzas first mass
"Benedictus," GiorZa's first mass ;"Agnus Del"
Giorza's first mass; "Dona NObis," Giorza's
first mass; "Adeste Flueles.' followed by the
benedlction: 20 Salutaris Hostia,'' Won La
Hache; "TaDtum Ergo" Rossi; ''Laudata
DOminum," Gregorian; voluntary, organ.
A Christmas service was held at the German
Lutheran Church In the morning, and In the
evening the Sunday school had its festival.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCoRDANOE WITH THE TERMS
and under the authority Of a certain
Deed ,,, OF Trust duly executed by JAMES
CAMPBELL and TBADDEUs b KENT, Trustees,
parties OF the second part and the SAN FkAN-
part, dated February 20. 1888 and recorded in
the once OF the County Recorder of the City and
County OF san Francisco. State OF California, in
Ltber 1868 OF DEEDS. AZ pages 40 ana following:
And in pursuance or resolution passed on the
9th gay of September, 1894 by the Board OF
directors of said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNI n, a Corporation, and the hold er OF The note
mo, 12.3l5), to secure payment of which the
aforesaid Deed of Trust was executed. declaring
that default had been made In the payment of the
principal sum and other sums due under said
note and Deed of Trust. and requesting and
directing said HENRY G. CAMPBE IL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, Trustees, to sell the real estate
described therein TO satisfy SAID indebtedness.
We, HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b: KENT. Trustees do hereby give notice. that on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of January A. d 1895,
at IL O'Clock NJ. of that day, and at the Auction
Salesroom of EASrON. ELDRIDGE d o.. No.
Francisco State of California. we will sell at
auction to the highest bidder, for cash in Gold
COin OF the United States, all that pIeco parcel
o. land situate in the City and County OF san
Francisco State of California, described fol-
lows, to wit:
Commencing at n point on the Easterly line of
Stockton street. distant thereon, sixty-eight feet
ana Ton R fb nenss SGS ana Ie9 sonheT
running thence Southsrly along said line OF
Stockton street, sixty-eight feet and nine inches
(6S and 912 feet); thence at right angles
Easterly one hundred (lOO) feet: thea ce at right
angles Northery, sixty eight feet and nine inches
1913 and 9-I2 teet; and thence at right angles
Westerly. one hundred (1O0) feet, to the point OF
commencement.
Being portion Of FiftyVara Lot number four
hundred and sixty-eight (46S).
Together with the Appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE.-CaSh In Gold Coin OF the
United States: ten per cent payable to the under
signed GU the fall of the hammer; balance de-
livery OF deed and II not paid, unless for want
OF title (ten days being allowed for search), then
said ten per cent TO be forfeited. and the to
be void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY @. CAMPBELL 1...
THAUDEUL Is. KEN I ARuStoeS'
de1S II 20 20 JAZZ Al
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-26

killing constable named Wacksmuth Last
thursday Judge Smith sentenced MN 10 elght
years In San Quentin after long and tedious
trial.
May Cause Death.
William Christ is lying In his room at the
winters II otel delirious and threatened with
locKlaw. On Thanksgiving night Christ en-
Iefeu saloon at 1emeScal Where row was Oh
De Ween Streetcar men, and in the capacity OF
peacemaker received a blow In the neck from
one OF l1e lighters which may result seriously
ErySlpelaS set In and in The last TWO days
christ mas b en- growing rapicly worse, anc
yesterday IL required several men 10 hold him
In bed. DIR. kuekein could quiet him only with
opiates.
Bicycle Rider.
w. s. Maltby. the champion fancy safety
rloer OF The world. VIII give an exhibition IN The
Young Mems Christian Association gymnasium
this afternoon AT 3 o'clocN. He Is Christian
gentleman. who is greatly interested iD gym
nasium work. He comes with the bes recon-
mendatlons from Eastern men OF standing u
CHRISTIAN Wor Mr.. Maltby Will ride his Wnee
In every conceivable manner and give lmlta-
lions OF the beginner and the dude.
Happy Employees.
Superintendent A. K Grim of the Oakland
Consolidated Electric Railroad made the hearts
OF all OF his men glad yesterday when he an
nounced that each of them would receive
double ray for their days work. BY such acts
OF tnoughifulneSs and kindness he has won the
resp CT oil every man on the road and many
others who come In contact with him.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority of a certain Deed of Trust,
duly executed py JAMES GRIFF!THS, party OF
THADDEUS B. KEN 7, Trustees. parties OF the
Second part, and the san FRAN CISCO SAVINGS
UN1OS, pa rty OF the third part dated August 9Th,
1892. and recorded In the once OF the County
Recorder OF the City and County OF San Francisco
State OF California, in Liber 10 OF Deeds, pages
397 and following; and in pursuance OF a resOu-
ton passed on the 22d day of March, 1894, by the
Board of Directors of said SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION, Corpora ion, and the holder
Of the NO. IL ,S24). to secure payment of
which the aforesaid Deed OF rust was executed,
declaring that default had been made in the pay
ment of the principal sum and other sums due
uuuer said note and Deed of Trust. and requesting
THADDEUS b. KENT, Trustees, TO sell the real
estate described therein TO satisfy said indebted
ness.
We HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
d. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY. the sth day of January, A d. 1895, AZ
IL O'Clock of that day, and at the Auction Sales
Room OF EASTON, ELDRIPGE d CO.. No. 659
Market street, in the City and County OF San
Francisco. State of California, will sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder for cash in Gold
Coin OF the United States all the piece or parcel
of land situate in the City and County OF San
francisco. State Of California. described as fol-
Commencing at point on the Southeasterly
line of Silver street. distant thereon two hundred
and fifty (250) feet Southwesterly from the South
westerly lice OF Third street, which point is also
westerly from the Northwesterly line OF Bryant
street, and running thence ooutnweSterly along
SAID line OF SuVer SLfocG twenty-five (SOJ ISeb:
thence at right angles Southeasterly eighty 900
feet; thence AT right angles Northeasterly twenty-
five (25) feet. and thence at right angles North
westerly eighty (S0) feet to the point OF COM
mencement.
Being portion of one hundred yara lot num-
Der eighty -four (s4).
Together with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in Cola Coin OF the
United States: tan per cent pay@ble to the under
signed on the fall OF the hammer; balance on de-
livery OF deed: and if not paid, unless for want
of title (ten days being allowed for sesreh) then
said ten per cent To be forfeited, and the sale to
DO void Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMP BELL, Trps+aa.
THADDEUS B KENT,
delS 81 rs % ia2 As
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CAVALRY.
IL Is Claimed That This Branch of
the Service Is INDISPENSABLE.

the Service Is indispensable.
Since the days when Zlethen and Sedlltz
contributed so brilliantly to the victories OF
Frederick the Great the cavalry arm has under
gone considerable vicissitude. A quarter OF a
century ago tue conviction was all but uniyer-
sal that there was no longer any meter for
cavalry on the battle field.
At every field day, In every newspaper, the
cavalry was told that its sun had set forever,
and it was little wonder that under pressure so
powerful the mounted arm came to dlstrust its
own potentiaties But under The test of ac-
tual battle the theories OF the pessImists went
to WAFER, and at Mars-la-Tour the charges of
gOons proved triumphantly what results well.
led and well-disciplined cavalry could accom-
plish, even in the most uDfavorable conditions
and against infantry still mistaken.
The great fact came then TO be realized that
the very intensity of the Infantry struggle
creates moments of crisis, when the influence
of control no longer has sway, and when, In
spite of the fire of breech-lOading riff 8, the
bravest infantry, II assailed at the right mo-
ment, may be ridden over like flock of sheep.
Mars Ia our crea ed revo utiOn in the esti-
mate OF the cavalry arm held by the great
powers of Continental Europe. Since that
memorable day they have been unanimous in
the conviction that an adequate force OF highly
trained cavalry is absolutely Indispensable TO
the safety and success of d modern army In the
field, and they are exerting earnest and con-
tnuous effort to perfect the efficiency of their
mounted arm In every detafl.-BlackWood'
Magazine.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L under the authority OF certain Deed of Trust.
duly executed by WILLIAM r. LEWIS. party OF
the first part, to HENRY c. CAMPBELL and
THADDEuS B. KENT. trustees, parties OF the
second part. and the SAN FRAN CISCO SAVINGS
UNION, party OF the third part dated January
IA, 1891. aud recorded in the once OF the County
Recorder of the city and County of San Fran
CISCO State of California. in Liber l443 OF Deeds,
at pages A and following: and in pursuance OF
resolution passed on the 9Th day of November,
L3Ss' Dy inc b0sT1 OF DNeGtors OF snlI
and the holder OF note (NO. 10,5S9) 10 secure
payment OF which the aforesaid Deed OF trust
was executed, declaring that default had Deen
made in the payment OF the principal sum anu
other sums due under said note and DEED OF
G. CAMPBELL. and rHADDEUS B. X EN ]. Irus-
tees. TO sell the real estate described therein 70
We. HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT, trustees do hereby give notce, Inat
on ~ ESDAl, the 9Th day OF January, q; ~. io9o
at ~ II. of that day and at the Aucion SsleS
Room OF EASToN. ELDRIDGE q q, 40; 53S
Market street. in the City and county OF San ran
CISCO State of California, we VIII sen ~ pubic
auction to the highest bidder for cash In gold
coin OF the Unite States all the piece OF parcel
OF land situate in the City and county OF san
Francisco. State OF California, described as fol
lows, to wit: u.,
Lott street distant thereon one hundred aud
twenty-five Il y5) feet Northerly from the n ORTIZ
erly line of MeAllister street, and running thence
NortherIv along said line OF Lott street, twenty
five (251 feet thence at right angles Westerly one
bundred and six feet three inchees (lO6 and 3-l2
fert1: thence az right angles SoutherIy twenty
five 1851 feet and tn nee at right angles EasterlY
one hubdred and six feet ana three inches (l06
and 3-l2 fset) to the point of commencement
Being portion of western Addition BIock num-
her air h1pdrsd and forty-nin 164sj.
Together with the appurtenanees
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United states: ten per cent payable to the under
signed on tue fall Of the hammer; balance on de-
livery OF deed and il not so paid. unless for
want OF title (ten days being allowed for seareh),
than said per cent TO be forfeited and the sale
TO be void. Acts OF sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY @. Campo r.LL, rrrrs.eex
THADDEUS B. KENT. !
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Track Notes.

Agitato was overlooked by the handi-
capper in the Spreckeis handica and was
added yesterday. His weight is 100
pounds.
Joe Ullman had line about block
long back of his box, latter the Draw Scot
race, and was temporarily embarrassed.
He did not book on the last three races.
Ed. Sachs and T. Lundy, owners of the
horse Thornhll, and Sullivan, the jockey
who rode him, were suspended at er the
third race yesterday, pending an investiga-
ion of the horses poor run. Sachs sta ties
that he did not ihipk very we'll OF the colts
chances. on account OF his heavy impost-
Us 0unds-but decided 10 start him and
let him run for the stake, which was
worth $500 10 the VIM er.
Ingot broke down when his chances for
the long end of the big stake looked very
bright.
CURTIS run in the last race was remark
ably good one, taking into consideration
her fine run in the Naglee stakes.
Allmark lost his number cloth after
going over the water jump the second
time. which caused many to think he had
dropped his lead pads.
Grammar PLAYED in hard luck yesterday.
After making a big winning on Don
Fuano he lost on Sir Rec, CURT, Eli
Kendig and on CURT again 10 the last race.
Weber, finished a bad last, after going
back In the betting. Yesterday there was
heavy play gu her, which certainly
looked queer. Had she won, her owners
might possibly have been called upon to
explain Saturdays run.
The eXpedient of tramping down the
track in order to put 1t in better condition
was tried for the first lime yesterday. a
band of 100 sheep were driven over the
course. An additional mum Der of wool
growers will be secured in a few days to
lessen the labor of those now in use.
Following is thel list of starters for to-
days races:
First race. fve-eighths OF mile, seling-Sir
Reginald 101. Gold Dust 1O3. Lawyer 103,
Three Forks 50, Norlee 80, Lou l. 95.
Second race, three-quarters of mite. sell
ing-St Adams 80, Nipper 100. Steadtast 1922
EXP riment coll 81, imp Empire 95, Wicklow
lob, Vlvace 1O2 Belfast 90.
Third race, tive-eightns of mile, selling.
twO-year-Old winners; winner to b. sold
at auction for $500, If for less pounds of for
each $50 or 500; horses not placed third TIN ee
times allowed pounds additional. Entries
close $50 A. NJ.
FOurh race. one mile, sellinG-W hitestone
101, Hy by 103, Minnie Beach 103, Pescador
ITO, Major Ban LOG, Carmel SO.
Fifth race, nve-eighths OF mile-Ernest 81,
White Cloud "a. Alto Milo lit, Dick Behan
81, Mestor SO. Primanda 10Y, Comrade 1o7
Miss Ruth 50.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-26
THE ANACONDA.
Something About the Great Snake
of the Brazilian Forests

Va tHC Forests.
The late Mr. Baes, in his eleven years spent
IN the Br Ian forests, saw aud h aid more or
the habits of the anaconda than mos travellers,
though IKE other great serpents, the individ-
uals OF this species are so lit lie common that
their appearance In any one district Is 90 in
frequent 10 make a special study of their
habits part OF the days work of busy natural
ISL Bates first personal experience of the
creature shows how impossible il is 10 avoid the
python by the ordinary means of isolation
su f1icient 10 keen other dangerous creatures at
distance. He was at anchor in a large boat,
IN deep water. In the port or Antonio Mala-
gueita
An anaconda swan out to the boat, lifted Its
mead from he water, broke in the side OF
fowlhouse on deck and carried of couple of
fowls. Ii was found that this snake had been
stealing ducks and fowls from this part of the
river for months. 40 hunt was organized,
miles OF river bank were search and the SER
pent at last found summing Itself In muddy
creek ana Killed. 1t was mot IA large specimen,
only g feet inches long"
But Mr.. Bates measured skins OF anacondas
which were 81 feet in length and 2 feet in
girth. and he adds: There can be no doubt
that this formidable serpent grows to an euor-
nous bulk. and lives 10 a great age, for L have
heard of specimens having been killed which
measured AZ feet in length, or double the size
of the larg ST which had the opportunity of
examining" We must add a correction here.
They were double he length; but the size of
these great reptiles like that of fish. increases
enormously with every addition in longitudinal
growth.
snake OF twenty feet Ia length would be
probably four times the weight of one ten feet
long, and the bulk of a foriy-foot anaconda
would approach that of the largest crocodile.
Since the publication of THE Naturalist's
Voyage on the AmaZons" an an conda of
TWEEN y-nine feet has been brought to the
Natural History Museum at South Kenslngton
A neighbor OF Bates, In Brazil, nearly lost his
10-year-od son by the attacN OF an anaconda.
He had left the boy in his boat while he went
TO Their fruit, and on his return found him
encircled by the snake, whose jaws the father
seized aud sctually tore them asunder.-The
Spectator.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-26
A WOMAN IN CHARGE.
She Is Forewoman of Large Stable
in BrOokIyn.

A peculiar situation is that held by Mrs
Ellen Rocket OF Rodney street, Brooklyn. She
Is forewomin OF big stable. owned by j. T.
Story, coal dealer OF 634 Kent avenue. She
has charge OF twenty-three horses and fit cen
drivers, one OF whom IS her husband. Mrs.
Rocket Is an Irish woman, about so years old,
aud despite her peculiar work Is thoroughly
domestic. William Rocket had for years been
foreman OF the stables. His wife assisted him
in the work, and when he was away she saw
that Kings were loo ed after. In this way she
became perfectly familiar with his duties.
He neglected his work. and for year his
wife has practically had charge of the sta
BILE. Finally, about three months ago, Will
liam was discharged. Mr. Story at once
offered the place to Mrs. Rocket. 1T seems
strange. doesn't it," she said, flor woman
to hold such place? But l don't mind 1t.
as long as am earning IN honest living.
can do The work aud be none the less a
woman. was born III Ireland, and, like most
Irish girls, am fond OF horses. Ny husband
was foreman here, and / helped him great
deal. 1t was his own fault that be lost his
place, and Mr.. Story offered it to me. l was
glad to get Ii. / get the same wages as my
husband did, S13 week, with rent, gas and
coal tree. My children are, some OF them, old
enough TO help In taxing care OF the house, so
that Is not neglected, even when my business
keeps me outside. There is never any trouble
among the men. There's no fighting; the men
are obllglng and not one of them has ever hes
1tated when as them to do anything or OF.
dered IL done."-New York Record.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L under tho authority of certain deed OF trust,
ly executed by HARRY SMITH, party OF the
first part to HENRY G. CAMPBELL. and THAD-
DEUS b. KEN j. trustees. parties OF the second
part. aud the SAN FRA CISCO SAVINGS
UNION, party OF the third part, dated March g.
1892, and recorded in the Office of the County Re
eorder of the city and county OF san francisco.
pages ls and Following, and in pursuance Of a
resolution passed on the 18th day of April. 1884,
6 6y T9e ooSTd 81 dTsctSrs OF saIa sAN
holder of the note mo. 11,524), to secure pay.
meut OF which the aforesaid deed Of trust was
executed, declaring that default had been made
In the payment OF the principal ana other
sums due under said note and deed OF trust, and
BELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trustees to
sell the real estate described therein to satisfy
We, HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
b. KENT, trustees. do hereby give notice that on
TUEsDA1. tue Sth day OF January, A; d.. 1875,
salesroom OF EASTUN, E BRIDGE & CO., No
6SS Market street. in the city and county of San
Fran cisco, State OF California Will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash in gold
coin OF the United States all the piece or parcel
francisco, State of California, described as fol-
lows. to wit:
Commencing at a point on the westerly line of
Texas street, distant thereon one hundred and
seventy-fye (l75) feet southerIy from the south
erly limo OF Napa street. and running thence
five (25) feet thence at right angles westerly one
hundred Q00) feet; thence at right aEg es north
SiiJ k<oJ leet. ana thence AT right
angles ea,terly one hundred 1OOl feet to the
point of commencement.
Being portion OF Potrsro block number two
hundred and sixty-s (266).
Together with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash In gold coin of the
united States: 10 per cent pay bic to the under
sicned ON the fan OF the hammer; balance on de-
Every OF deed; and II not paid. uni for want
OF title (en days being allowed for search), then
said 10 per cent to be forfeited the sale to be
Voids Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY Q. CAMPBELL, (Trpstaas
THADDEUS B. KENT, AluS'ees'
delS Il 26 % ia2 g
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FADS OF ENGLISH WOMEN
At Present One Is an Enormous
Chignon and the Other Is a Cane.

anu LUC OAnCE kS q @dHCs
There are two fashions very largely. almost
universally, affected by English women just
now that L don't think will be copied over here,
even by the most pronounc faddlst" re-
marked woman just back from long stay in
England. "ihey are the chignon and the
walking cane
"The fashionable couture Is hideous-nay.
revolting-and Pm sorry TO say it Is affected by
about eight in ten English women. 1t is simply
return to the most extreme style of the old
chignOn. an immense wad of hair or Imitation
OF one, stuck straight out from the back of the
head. In its extreme development it is often
full as large as The head which il distigures
sometimes you see woman who aims
to be ultra fashionable wearing TWO of
these moDstrosiiies, one atop of The other and
maybe little sailor hat perched atop OF the
wad, but not covering her head al all. The only
Improvement 0v L the Old chlgnon is that he
present one Is hair-coveied W re frame in
stead of a swab of hair. The vulgar people
call II 'bun.' In trip arO"nd the Continent
didn't see single bum except on travelling
English women. It's purely English, and likely
to remain so.
'The inevita bic accompaniment OF the
the oldest thing in the world when arrived in
England In the spring TO see every woman
walking with regular mans cane. The heavy
fashionabes carry heavy canes, just as our
'ChollieS do. Travelled all round England, TO
all the big towns and the fashionable watering
places, and everywhere the cane was most
conspicuous.
But there's reason for the cane and, abb
surd as II is, IL Is point for the cane above the
chlgnon, for he latter is without any excuse
whatever. Queen Victoria is compelled TO use
a walkng-cane whenever she moves about and
IL Is In compliment TO her Majesty-or from
SHY aplng OF royalty, which you llke-that the
hEngilsa woman carries cane. You remem-
Der. OF course. the Alexandra limp which
nearly every English woman affected some
years ago, aud which had its origin In lame
ness ot the Princess OF Wales. 1t is in just
such ways that many OF the shonab!e abb
surdities of Europe originate. But heaven for.
Iend US from The chignon and the cane,"-New
York sun.
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The laxative Barber.

docs the razor hurt you?''
No reply.
as the draught too stroug?"
Nor ply
"Shall l shut the door?"
No reply.
awful fire last ntght?"
No reply.
''Sbave you pretty clOse?"
No reply.
"Gettlng very chilly now!"
No reply.
THAT was heavy thunderstorm last
night"
No reply.
Shampoo"
No reply.
Trim your hair up lItte?"
No reply.
"Brillantine on the mustache?'
No reply.
bay rum?"
No reply.
Then the barber. who was all alone In his
shop. sat down. greatly refreshed he had been
shaving bmself.-Tit- Bits.