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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02
MACDONOuGHE IHEAIER. -(OAKLAN
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE Will THE TERMS AND
= under the authority of certain deed OF trust,
duly executed by JAMES h. SMITH, party OF. The
first part; TO HENRY c. CAMPBELL and EHAD-
DEUS B;kENT, trustees, parties of the second
UNION. party of the third part, dated N ovember
70, 1889 and recorded in the office of the County
RECORDER Oh the city and county of San Francisco,
State OF California Liber 1875 of Deeds pages
lis, and following; and in pursuance OF q resolu-
ton passed on the 18th day of August 1894, by
the board of'directors of said SAN FRA CISCO
SAVINGS UNION, a corporation and the holder OF
.he hote lN1. 9foil TO secure payment of which
the aforesaid deed of trust was executed, declar-
ing thaLdefault had been made In the payment OF
the principal sum and other sums due under said
ing said HENRY g. CAMPBELL and T1tAD
DE0s B. KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate
described therein, to satisfy said inde btedness.
=. We, HENRY @. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
K. KENT. trustees. do hereby give notice thaton
TUESDAY, the 9th day of October. A. d. 1894,
at II O'clock noon of that day. and at the auction
ssesroom OF EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO, 638
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 par
eel OF land, situate in the city and county of san
Francisco. state of California, described fol-
lows, to wit;
section otthe northerly line of Filbert street with
the easJery line OF Baker street. thence running
northerly along said line of Baker street seventy
two (72l feet; thence at right angles easterly
hundred OOo) feet; thence at right angles north
erly forty eight l48) ieet to fresidio street;
four (24) feet; thsnce at right angles southerly
ninely-Sx (96) feet; thence at right angles east
erly rwenty-seyen feet three inches ct 3-l2
fee0. more or less, to the easterly line of tract
conveyed by the city and county Of San francisco
to R }. Tobn. by deed dated May H. 1870, and
recorded in the office OF the County Recorder of
the city and county OF San Francisco, III Liber
59l OF Deeds, at page 335; thence southerly along
said line to the southeasuerIy corner of said
tract; thence souIhwesrery to a point on the
nOrtherly line OF Ffibert street. distant ninety
eight feet four inches COS Ala fcet) easterly
from Baker street. and thence westerly along said
line OF Filbert street min feet four inches
(98 Az feet) to the point of commencement.
Being a portion of Western Addition block
number i've hundred ana fifty-one (55l). outside
andS.. Together with the appurtenances.
Terms of sale-Cash in gold coin OF the United
States; ten per cent payable to the under signed
on the fan of the hammer; balance on delivery OF
deed; and If not paid, unless 70 want of title
(ten days being allowed for scarcely, then said
ten per cent TO be forfeited and the sale to DO
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY C. CAMPBELL, fr...
THADDEUS B. KENT, AAus'oes.
seJS 81 rs 2S oc2 8
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BADLY WOUND. A. PURsUER.
ONE DECIDES. TO SURRENDER.

:: 4 AGQMA, Wash. Oct. 1.-The country
about Puyallup is greatly excited over the
~cold-hlooded murder last night of Consta-
;cble.:: Jeffry. Two hundred citizens fully
ARMED are on the .Tail of the two ramps
WHO committed the murder and this after
noon. they are surrounded in the thick
:; woods near Mcmillan. Three bloodbounds
drought over from Elensburg were put on
the scent early this morning. About day
party of the pHrsuers came up TO
: the fugitiyes. who opened fire, both being
aimed Deputy Sheriff Harry Moore was
SHOT. thr ough the side and is n OF expected
to live: Every avenue of escape is
subsequently the. younger of the two
men. who Shot Jeffry vas arrested at South
Prftfrie and taken. to- the county jail. He
not oyer is years of age and looks like a
typical yagrant. He says that he had
nothing to do@wiih the shooting and simply
ran away afterit happened.
r. He:said: that the other mans name is
Hamilton and that he had only known
lin for a few. days. When asked Why
Hamilton did the shooting he said :: Just
because lie anted to do some shooting, l
/: The condition of Deputy Sheriff Harry
:: Moore is critical. Peritonitis has set in
land he VIII likely die. The funeral OF
Jetfry, the murdered man, Will occur at
!: Puyailup Tomorrow. 49,.
= McMurray, the young man in Jail, gives
: the name Of the murderer "a Hamilton
This man is still at large. but is almost
certain TO be captured tomorrow. All
: n n Z ho h.
:. under the direction OF Sheriff Matthews
and j. c. McGrath If Ellansburg. who has
two trained bloodhounds with him.
-. The pursuit led from Meeker to Alder.
: ton. thence to Mcmillan and beyond Ott-
ing and South Prsrie. Hamilton is a
crack shot, and in vi.w Of his desperate
character, be is expected TO be killed when
captured. He has two loaded revolvers.
=: Young McMurray walked into South
Prairie at noon. ordered dinner and a lunch
put up and began taking about the Meeker
shooting. The proprietor sized him I'D.
and notified the constable, who arrested
him IS he was leaving. Then he admitted
: his Identity. saying he met Hamilton at
i: Tacoma Sunday. He was brought here
ct once By TWO deputies. Coming in he
made many contradictory statements
Late Tonight the officers believe thew
have Hamilton c0rnered east of Ortfng.
20 lie is surrounded by seventv-fve men, the
size of the posse having decreased can sid
erably since the shooting of Moore this
: morning. All passing trains are examined
to make sure he does not escape. -.
:: Rain has interfered with the blood.
hounds work. The officers believe both
men are deSperadoes, and that they COM
. n ha
when several reyolYers similar to. theirs
Here stniAn >.
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THE FLYING O'S.
Olympic Wheelmen's
Meet at Alameda.
RACING ON A SLOW TRACK.
A Day Without a Record or a
RainStOrm.
RACING ON A SLOW TRACK
HEADERS AND BROKEN WHEELS,
Handsome Ladies and Athletic Men
Witness the Inaugural Race
Meeting of the Cyclists.

The Olympic Club Wheelmen held their
first meeting yesterday on the Reliance
Athletic Club grounds, Alameda.
The weather, although cloudy aud
threatening. did not deter about 1000 peo-
pie from being present when the final
events we're called in the afternoon.
The MANAGEMENT of affairs was tulerably
good, considering that this was the initial
meeting; but like all hew clubs, the
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Huntinqton at tEe Head.

DURANGO, Mex, Oct. LIT Is announced
here that the railroad running from At
lanta on the Pacific Coast TO Culciacan
has been purchased by a syndicate of
New York capitalists and will be imme-
diately extended to this city, where a con-
nectton will be made with the Mexican
International. G. P. Huntington is said
to be at the head of the en- terprise.
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.BUDD AT SANTA BARBARA: !.
He Discusses Arguments; Advanced
.::bY His Rival. !. ::

) SANTA BARBARA. Oct. 1:-James Il.
Budd, the Democratic nominee for Cover
nor: accom- panied by w w. Phillips OF
Fresno. arrived here this evening. and adj
dressed a:generaf meeting at 1.-The Opera
house. The: house was we'll filled when the
time for the speaking arrived. "
MIR. PHILLIPS opened with brief address
and was followed by Mr.. Budd, who spoke
for an hour on camnaign issues, his adj
dress, however. :being largely a discussion
of arguments advanced by. his. rival for
gubernat1rial donors. NJ. M. Estee; : :: :.
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. !. A DEFECTIVE. ENGINE. ~.
Railroad Men: Censured for. the Death
. -. - of Fireman Rooster:

BENSON. Ariz,: Oct. lie: G.: Roeslef.
the hreman~on the Mexico and Arizona
Railroad vino was:so: severely. scaldsd at
Continentalby The explosion of "a .Aqe III
the engine which.he was firing. died. yes
terday morning. The Coroner's jury .ren-
dered the verdict. THAT Robert Obef-
man, Frank Vaughn and John Stone, mas
ter mechanic and machinists. respectively,
occasioned the death of E. G. Roeser by
indirect carelessness and negligence for
allowing defective engine to be used"
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William VIII Be There.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Gauiois to-day says !:
Emperor William recently received a
Frenchman passing through Berlin and
said to him, 81 shall meet YOU again al the
Paris Exhibition of 1900" The French
man expressed surprise and the Emperor
:hereupon saht: Il: know the French
character. Once. that:I say L shall 60 to
their exhibition l know what have 10 do
in order TO carly out my Intention"
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To Welcome Howgate.

" WASHINGTON. Oct. Captain. How
gate is expected in Washington Tonight
He Will be taken to the Dis trict Jail. 1t
may be something of a surprise to him
when he arrives to find that Charles H.
Deming, one of the guards who let him
escape ten. years ago. is again a guard at
TIE jail. having been appointed to-day.
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Testimony of EMPLOYEES.

9 PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 1.-The taking of
testimony Of employees of the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company. relative to
me wage schedule promulgated by Re-
celver Mcneil, was begun to-day. Sew
-erai DAYS Will be consumed before the tes-
tlmony VIII be ready to lay before United
States District Judge Bellinger for review.
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I, France and England.

= PARIS Oct. 1.-The Figaro says NJ. de
Crais. the French ambassador atLouden,
has returned from that city much. dis
Outraged, and the belief gains ground
that he has been unsuccessful. The
Figaro adds: Our relations with: Great
Britain for some time past have been of a
difficult nature. The truth Is the discus
sion of the Egyptian question is o longer
Yentured upon between Paris and London.
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Grand jury. defendant having violated the
internal revenue INV. :. =: -.
" POWER FROM FOLSOM.
Sacramento to Be Supplied by the
:. -. q IN raI Electric :CniI1nanv. =.

:.
New YORK. Oct 1.-The power and
miI1ng department IF the General Elee-
trio Company has just closed .a,contract
with the Sacramento .Eltc rio Light and
Power Company that calls for the
transmission+ by electricity from. a:water
power at Folsom, California. twenty miles
distant. of several. thousand electrical
horse power 10. the city: OF; SACRAMENTO to
supply light. heat, power, etc, to an extent
that viii practically suDersede all Tho pres
ent steam plants now in. operation. This
VIII make. the: longest transmission by
electricity of. power. in: large amounts in-
stalled in the W orld. :: -.
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CAUSED BY EZETA.
there Is Considerable Excitement
Down in Mexicn

LONDON, Oct. 1.-Dspatches received
mere from the City Of Mexico say that con-
siderable excitement prevails there on
account Of the incursions OF the Guate-
malans over the frontier as we'll as because
OF the arrival there OF General Antonio
Ezeta of Salvador, brother of the fugitive
President of Salvador, who is urging upon
Mexico the subjugation of Guatemala, de-
claring this would be very easy matter
to accomplish,
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SALOONS NOT WANTED.
Heavy Fine Imposed for Violating
the Paio Alto Ordinance.

PALo ALTO. Oct. LIN the case of the
People VS.. Condor. charged with violating
the town ordinance prohibiting saloons
within the corporat- limits, defendant ap-
peared before Judge Norris this morning
and changed his plea to guilty" Judge
Norris fined him $l00. The similar case
against j. e. Spencer. who was convicted
by jury September q, will come up be-
fore Judge Lorigsn at San Jose next Fri
day on habeas corpus. The Spencer case
is also to be presented to the United States
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Not Killed by Cocaine

=. CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The verdict of the
Coroner jury to-day on the body of Miss
Write, who died in DR.. Sophia Saunt's
facial massage institution, was that the
deceased came to her death through func-
tional heart disease, not by the electric
sponge or The cocaine used in the wrlnkle
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02

ander A. Bussel for psrsonating him in
mortgaging roperty, to-day oh; aimed leave
OF absence from the Indian Office, where
ne Is employed to prosecute the case. Mrs.
oldoerg. who was yesterday repor ed miss
Ing, was not at the Pension Office to-day
and had remained away without leave
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02
Silver. and Other Issues.

RENO, Oct. 1.-Congre ssman Newlands.
the Silver party candidate; ex-Congress-
man Wren and Hon. f. NJ. Huffaker
spoke here tonight on political issues to a
large audience. and discussed silver and
other questions of vital interest to the
people.
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Paid Out for Gold.

DENVER, Colo, Oct Lover $780, 600
was paid out to-day at the Denver mint for
gold. The largest amount ever paid on any
single day before since the mint was es-
tablished was $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02
SoIano,s Annual Fair.

i, VALLEJO, Oct. 1.-The third annual fair
Of the Solano Aer cultural Association
will cpsn to-morrow and continue the re-
mainder of the week. The pavilion is
already filing IN with exhibits: Four
races will take place at the park. in the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02
public Debt increasing.

WASHINGTON. Ocf. 1.-The monthly
treasury statement issued to-day show
that on September 20. 1894. the public debt,
less cash in: the treasury, amounted to
1897, SAG, GIT. an increase for the month OF
Septic Der of So. O52s7O1.
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Ives. and Schaefer

New YORK, Oct. Lives and Schaefer
tonight signed articles Of agreement fol-
two Matches one in Chicago and one in
New York. at 14-inch baIk-line billiards =.
each for $500 points up for $1,000 a side.
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Changes Among Revenue Cutters.

cial adyic's from the Treasury DEPART
ment received to-day state that the revenue
cutter Perry will leave New York this
week for Puget Sound. 1t is reported
mat the cutter Grant will be transferred
to.San Diego, relieving the Oliver w olcott,:
which will be assigned to the Alaska coast
patrol service
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Killed by a Watersnout.

New YORK, Oct 2:-Tne Worlds special
from Caracas. Venezuela. says: A water
spout near Valencia last Friday killed
more than 100 people and caused loss OF
100000. Heavy rains continue. MANY
houses and; bridges have been carried
away. -
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OuIy One More,

The. CALLS great premium, Picturesque
California, will be completed in one more
portfolio. Part 81 is now ready. 1t is de-
voted to the scenic aspects of the Column
bIa River
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Only One. More.

THE CALLS great premium. Picturesque
California. will be completed in: one more
portfolio. Part 3lsis now ready. 1t is-de-
voted to the: scenic aspects of the CoiuRi-
bia River. =
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!: Persisted ira a BURNING House.

KENosHA, Wis, Oct. 1.-The residence
of d. b. Pierce of Wilmet. Wis, was
burned Saturday night. Three sons, their
ages ranging from 25 TO 80. years, and a
daughter IS years old, persisted. :: =:
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Grocery-Store Burned.

SAN DIEGO. Oct. Title grocery-store
of John Relic in this city was burned to-
day. Loss $4,000. insurance $500. The loss
on the stock is nearly covered by insur-
ance
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02

Many novelties produced at the Orpheum
Music Hall. particularly the remarkable per-
formance OF Severus Schaffer are having their
effect in crowdlng this popular place of amuse-
m NJ. Walter. the manager, is in politics at
present, running for Supervisor, but Al the
same time lie has leisure 10 bestow on the
Ofpheum and there IL no neglect anywhere. If
he manages the local affairs of the city, should
he be cleo ed. Wi. b the same energy he does his
place OF business he will make an efficient
member OF the board. Bv the foot OF this
Hercules we may judge of the size of the statue.
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Drowned in the River.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. IA deekhand on
the steamer Knight No. 2. named FEEDER
lex O'Brien, was drowned at the foot of K
street today. He was under the influence
Of LIQUOR, and. losing his balance. fell from
the TOP of the piles, about thirty feet + ,m
the water. 1t is thought that he struck
his head on the side of barge ana was
stunned 20 that he was helpless. His body
was recovered about Two hours later.
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture

9 With this remedy persons eau cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet. or
change in application to business. The medicine
tains nothing that is of the least injury 20 the
constitution. ASK your druggist for It. Price 81
bottle ao1O trFu ly
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Case of the Oldbergs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Jo hn Oldberg,
who has made complaint against Alex
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BERTELING's is The place to 60 II you want
your glasses to fit. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02

Buy paints, oils and glass of F. n. Woods s
Co.. 81 First street. Lowest price.
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The Wigwam. which is running close race
for popular favor. was, liE the O. her places of
amusement, filed TO It's utmost CAPACITY.
Meyer Is managing this house in mastery
~.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02

To pass the winter season comfortably avoid
colds by using DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
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Another week is the limit that the Syndicate
Circus allows itself at Central Park, on Market
street. Meanwhile its canvases are crowded
by an impatient public anxious 10 see The three
nngs. The riders and the animals. Last even
ing there must have been over 5000 ueople
inside the ample space reserved by the man.
aGemeDt for public accommodation. The re-
cent rains see n 20 have had no other effect on
this show than 10 freshen general interest in it.
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: At the MacdonOugh Theater. Oakland, Ed
win Milton Royle's "FrieDds" was produced
and the receipts wer larger than when the
same piece was produced at the same house
last year. Friends" will be repeated This
evening. Tn. next attraction will be I'm Old
kentucky" commencing OctoUer. 10 for four
nights and Saturday matinee. sale opens on
ha 4 IA in
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At the Tivoli. with don JUAN lad lib, u she
same report Of a crowded auditorium must be
made. The new songs with which the pro-
gramme has been freshened went like wlldiire
and the audience rose 10 the occasion in a re-
markable manner. There Is no doubt hut that
this travesty Will break all records, cons lderng
the time allotted 10 IT, of all the productions
made at this popular theaIer.
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The California turned people away for the
second week OF ''In Old Kentucky" In fact,
our theaters nowadays are disproving In the
most positive way the ftlse assertion that San
francisco is mol profitable show town. If
any one had taken The trouble 10 witness The
crowds pressing into this theater and the many
refusals TO admit those hungry for amusement
they would agree with this statement. The
production OF a series of new and beautiful
living pictures at this theater on Monday even
Ing next. with the appearance of Daniel Suly,
Will be distinguished by the most minute atten-
ton TO historical correctness in wardrobe,
scenery and appointment Nine new pictures
Will be shown for the first time here by beau
tliul models IN great variety. producing an
Illusion that no painters brush or scuiptoPs
chisei can counterfeit. Among those TO be ex-
hibiIed are The following: the Fairy OF The
Alps" The Black Domino" 1.-THE Nymph OF
Iisbiest -. apar and ,srmsni ;, IT. wy Sar as
vice." and. by special request of many of Toby
RoseDthals friends, his TWO famous paintings
VIII be exhibited, The Vacant Charr' and
Elaine" ~
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THE THEATERS.
"The Planters Wife"
Wins at the Grand.
Nothing New at Any of the Other
HouSes-The Circus Crammed
With Sightseers.

There is nothing new 10 record for the OPEN
ing of the week, excepting the production of
The PlaDter's Wife" at Morosco's Grand
Opera-house, which was crowded 20 its utmost
capacity TO witness this Southern drama. The
young actor, Mr.. Ii. BriDker Coulter, distin-
euished himself in the role of Albert Graham,
we lthy Southern planter aud officer in the
Confederate army. His play WIS calm and
nicely considered throughout. Mr.. Swain. as
Simeon Simcoe, the comic part of the piece, ex-
ceiled himself In the presentation. He bad evil
IDENTIFY made IL Il matter of close study, and
carried IL thro ugh with liveliness and vgor
that surprised his most sanguine admirers
Swain Is coming 10 the top as comedian. He
Is making himself felt whenever he has an OPP
portuni as In this piece. where he has full
and annie one
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Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts., S. +. !:
lYE6 cody Wv II
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
The Color OF Milk.

We often hear, says one Of our for
eign exchanges, dsiryInan boast OF
the fact that his cows give a srich
looking" milk. Hence arises the cues
tion; docs light color always indi-
cate poor milk, and does a yellow
color always indicate rich milkP" As
q matter of fact, color OF milk is no
safe guide to its richness in fat con-
tents. The color of the strippings and
the first milk will answer this ques-
ton. The strippings are usually six or
eight times richer in fat than the cor
responding first milkings, and yet both
are of the same color. One authority
states that the coloring matter in milk
is a heterogeneous chemical compound,
and he calls it lactochrome, and says it
is this compound that gives milk, but
ter and whey its yellow tint. The
amount Of this coloring matter in the
milk is influenced by the food of the
animal as well as by its individuality.
That the color OF milk is not certain
index Of its fat contents is borne out by
the white butter usually produced on
winter food, and the golden-hued June
product, though June grass milk is not
phenomenally rich in fat-though the
fat is highly colored. Dairy
man.