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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
CARNIVAL FOR CHARITY
The Fabiola May Fete in Oak
land Will Be a Great
Event.
ABANDON OF FUN AND FLOWER:
Buriingame Society VIII Be There
In Drags in the Beautiful
Parade.

Now that the weather has taken such a
positive turn the preparations at the Oak
land Trotting Park for the Fabiola fete on
Saturday are being rushed to completion.
The principal work consists Of rearrang-
ing, for although the storm of Wednesday
last spoiled most of the decorations it will
not take very long to restore them again.
Mindful of the great demand that was
made on the refreshments on Mayday,
particular attention will be paid to avoid
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09

the Sacramento River to sketch from
nature. The trip will be made in the
yacht Emerald. The league meets weekly
and is now studying from female model
a professional who poses for the Hopkins
Art Institute.
Charge Against saloon-Keeper.
A warrant has been issued by Justice
Morris for the arrest of Andrew McNamee
of the Tidal saloon on a charge of violating
the law prohibiting the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors to persons under is years of
age. A. c. Webb of Buena Vista avenue is
the complainant. 1t is charged that Nc
Nance sold liquor and cigarettes to a
party of schoolboys, and the Supervisors
will be asked to revoke his license.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
F0SS PLEADED GUILTY.
He Will Probably Get OF With a Four
Years Sentence.

H. L. Foss, indicted for counterfeiting
Chinese certificates and smuggling. pleaded
guilty in the United States District Court
on three counts yesterday.
In the certificate business he admitted
the charge of conspiracy to defraud" the
Government and in the opium smuggling
he admitted having twice illegally assisted
in landing the drug in the United States.
Had the prisoner been found guilty on
all the charges his sentence would prob
ably have been about fifteen years in San
Quentin. AS it is now the chances are
that he will get off with about four In
his confession the prisoner admitted hav-
ing been mixed up in the attempt to issue
forged certificates, and also in the illicit
transportation of opium from Hongkong
to San Francisco and thence to Honolulu.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
Art Institute Concert.

The following programme will be rendered at
the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art tonight:
Organ, fantasia in B fiat (Petri); organ, grand
postlude in G minor 70. Fleissner), manuscript,
Otto Fleissner; aria, "Where'er You Walk"
(HandeD-(a) Chant Venetien (Bemberg), fb)
Summer Evening (Lassen). Albert C. Hooper;
cornet solos, "Inflammatus' (Rossini), "Medi-
tation" Lavalee), Miss Pearl Noble; songs. "He
Was Prince" (Lynes(, waltz song lMey), Miss
Is Hans Sitt), Henry Heyman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
VAN NESS AVENUE CORNER.
ASSIGNEE SALE.

The southwest corner Van Ness ave. and Bay ST.,
l23x112:6 feet; also lots south line Bay ST., be-
tween Van Ness ave-, Franklin and Cough sts.:
sizes 2bx137:6 feet 44:1012x137:6 feet, SO :9x
i3I 20 feet and l05xl37:6 feet This property Is
directly opposite the Black Point Military Reserva-
ton, which will always be public park. Van Ness
ave- Is open from Market ST. TO Bay. The Board OF
Supervisors has Just ordered Buy st. graded, from
Montgomery ave. to Van Ness ave-, which will
make this property easy of access by way of the
northern aeaWall.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09

1t is said that so far as investigation
goes the ass and mule enjoy the greatest
immunity from consumption Of all warm
blooded animals.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
ALAMEDA.

Thomas w. Hinchman died suddenly at
his residence on Chestnut street Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Hinchman was born in Elizabeth,
N. j., and was aged 70 years. He came to
California in ls49, and, during his long and
active life, had acquaintance with many of
the most noted men in the State. He W as
resident of Alameda for fourteen wears.
Deceased leaves widow, three daughters
and four sons. They are: Mrs. r. w,
Mastick Walworth N, Charles N. vii.
liam B., Helen. Gertrude and Thomas
Frederick: The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Christ
Church.
Warrants Not Honored.
The City Treasurer has declined to nav
the library warrants audited by the old
board. Treasurer Wheeler is taking every
precaution against possible loss or trouhle
to him. The April bills will in all prob
ability be paid IN a day or so, but unless
the controversy is soon settled further bills
will be refused until the legality OF the
board is unquestioned.
The City Attorney has advised that the
bills are legal and that the City Treasurer
will incur no difficulty in honoring them.
The City Trustees will not recognize the
old board
Art Students League.
The members of the Art Students
League are making arrangements to go on
cruise the latter part OF this month up
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
ASSIGNEE SALE,

Northeast corner McAllister and Laguna sts., S4A
McAllister and 900 to 90S Laguna ST.; solid Inn
provements, stores and fats; total rents 81 90 25:
a mortgage of $4,000 could be allowed to remain at
per cent? sale subject to confirmation by Superior
Court
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PROBATE SALE.

Nos. II and 111a WEIGH st., near Zoe. between
Third and Fourth sts., Bryant and Brannan front
and rear house; rents S37: lot 20xS0 feet. Sale
subject to confirmation by Superior Court.
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DEVISADERO- STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 2212 Devsadero ST., east line between Clay
and Washington: 2-story residence of rooms and
bath; furnace in basement: electric cars pass the
door; lot 25x110 feet
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
The other will be five-eighths dash and
will be participated in as follows:

ferulnanu a. D. ennanI
Billy f. Il. McFeeiy
Then will come a mile trot, :15 class !;
mile pacing, free for all; mile trot,
2:25 class; mile trot, $40 class. The prin-
cipal event of the horse meet will be a
one and a quarter miles professional
hurdle race. Four or five of the best horses
at the Bay District Track will run and will
be ridden by frstclass jockeys, among
whom will be Spence and Hill.
As regards the bicycle races, now that
the track is drying out, there is every
assurance that the meet will be memoir
able one. The local clubmen are in active
training, and there will be some good
ridingin the mile handicap.
The Southern Pacific has renewed its
arrangement for handling the visitors
from San Francisco, and the downtown
car service will also be run at full pressure.
A clever move in connection with the
street service has been arranged by the
committee. Bands will be placed in all
the decorated cars and concerts will be
given at central points along the route.
The musicians will also visit the outlying
places such as San Lorenzo, Fruitvale,
Emeryville and Temescal, and in this way
the enthusiasm will be still further stirred
I'D.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
WALLER-STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 731 Waller st.. south line, 1863 feet east of
Devisadero: 2-story and basement residence of
rooms and bath; lot 30x110 feet.
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FOLSOM.STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 1907 Folsom ST., near Eighth; substantial 2
story house OF 0 rooms and bath; occupied by
owner; lot 25x90 feet.
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CASTRO-STREET CORNER.

Southeast corner Castro and Alvarado sts., be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-thIrd; cable
cars pass the lot: size 26:6x105 feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09
DOLORES.STREET BUILDING LOTS.

East line Dolores ST., 1856 feet north of Thrtieth;
2lots, each 25xl00 feet. Dolores st. is 125 feet
wide.
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GUERRERO-STREET LOT.

Lot west line Guerrero ST., As feet north OF Four
teenth; 40 feet front by irregular depth sc and 70
feet: this lot is within Ia blocks of Market st.
either way; $4,000 can remain at per cent.
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MeALLISTER.STREET LOT.

Fine residence lot, north line McAlister ST.,
1875 west of Fillmore: 40x137 IS; street work
done and accepted fine improving neighborhood;
everything in the vicinity neat and modern $4,000
can remain at per cent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09

Attorney William w. Waste, whose
fiancee was killed, and who was himself
severely injured, by the colliding of local
train with streetcar in which the couple
were seated, has brought suit against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages, alleging that the accident
was wholly due to criminal negligence.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-09

Northeast corner McAllister and Laguna sts., S4A
McAllister and 900 TO 90S Laguna ST.; solid inn
provements stores and fats; total rents 1896 IS:
mortgage of $4,000 could be allowed to remain at
Court.
PROBATE SALE.
Nos. II and 111s welch st., Zoe. between
Third and Fourth sts.. BRYANT and Brannan; front
and rear house; rents $37: lot 20xS0 feet. Sale
subject to confirmation by Superior Court
DEVISADER0-STREET RESIDENCE.
and Washington: 2-story residence of rooms and
bath; furnace in basement: electric cars pass the
door; lot 25x1l0 feet
WALLER-STREET RESIDENCE.
No 7sl Waller ST., south line, 1853 feet east Of
rooms and bath; lot 30x1l0 feet.
F0LS0M.STREET RESIDENCE.
story house of rooms and bath; occupied by
owner; lot 25x90 feet.
CASTR0-SfREET CORNER.
Southeast corner Castro and Alyarado sts., be-
cars pass the lot: size 26:6x105 feet.
D0L0RES-STREET BUILDING LOTS.
East line Dolores ST., 70 IS feet north of Thrtieth;
2lots, each 25x100 feet Dolores st. is l25 feet
wide.
MeALLISTER.STREET LOT.
Fine residence lot north line McAllister St.,
1875 west of Fillmore: 40x137:6; street work
done and accepted: fine improving neighborhood;
everything in the vicinity neat and modern; $4,000
can remain at per cent.
GUERRER0-STREET LOT.
Lot west line Guerrero ST., As feet north OF Four
teenth 40 feet front by irregular depth Sc and 10
feet: this lot is within 11s blocks of Market st.
either way; $1,000 can remain at per cent.
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Warrants Not Honored.

The members of the Art Students
League are making arrangements to go on
cruise the latter part of this month up
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

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The herald., 1895-05-30
OF LONG STANDING
Feud Between Arizona Sheep Men Ends in
Homicide

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., May 29.-Willlam
F.klostermeyer.a a prominent sheep raiser
familiarly known as Missouri Bill, was
shot and mortally wounded III is morning
at Bellemont. twelve miles west of here,
by Gus Muderbach, another sheep owner.
The shooting was the elimination of
ill-feellng that the two men bore toward
each other for several years. and the i'm
mediate cause writ of replevin sued out
for the recovey of some of Mudcrbach's
sheep which had been driven into Klos-
termeyer's band and which the latter re-
fused to give up.
As an officer served the papers Kloster-
meyer advanced toward Muderbach in
threatening manner. and the latter drew
a revolver and ed three shots in quick
succession, all of which took effect.
The verdict of the coroner's jury was
for murder and Muderbach was held for
trial.
Ten years ago klostermeyer was ar
rested for the murder of P. Becker, ran
ger, but was acquitted. Becker disap-
peared suddenly and was never found.
kostermeyer was seen following him, ana
some of the missing mans property was
said to have been found i'll his possession.
Muderbach was witness against him at
that time.
missouri Bill'' bore an unsavory repu-
tation generally and was considered an
undesirable neighbor and a dangerous
man,
The herald., 1895-05-30
PACED BY A QUAD TEAM
Another Wheel Record BrOken-This
Time at Louisville
Dirnberger Wins New Laurels and flakes Fast
Time on Bicycle - The rliIe
Record Lowered

LOUISVILLE, May 29.-M. y. Dirn-
berger won fresh laurels today. He lower
ed the mile record for the flying start,
paced the time being 40 fiat. The
former record. AS 80, was held by Tay
lor, made at Waltham. October ~, 1894.
The quad team that paced Dirnberger
was composed of O'Connor, Terrll. Co.
burn and Hamilton. Dirnberger hung to
the quad until they reached the stretch,
when they gradually pulled away from
him, finishing first by about fifty feet.
Dirnberger finished good and strong and
the feat was accomplished pparently
with case
The herald., 1895-05-30
The Railway Traiumen

GALESBU RG. H., May 29.-Grand
Master Wilkinson submitted his annual
report today to the convention OF tn
Brotherhood of Railway 'rrainmen. He
said the Pullman boycott had cost the
brotherhood 5000 members, and urged
legislation that would prevent recur-
renee OF such trouble. He claimed the
brotherhood must respect the law and
faithfully comply with its agreements.
lie recommended constitutional amend
ment that would make grand masters and
vice-grand masters equally liable with the
grand treas surer Tor the proper handling
of funds. The convention voted down
a proposition to lessen the number of
delegates at national conventions by
means of district conventions.
The herald., 1895-05-30
THE VALLEY RAILROAD
Santa Cruz Alive to the Importance Of q
Rival Line

SANTA CRUZ, May 29.-At a meeting
of citizens held this afternoon for the
purpose OF creating railroad sentiment.
ne-tenth of the taxable property of the
city was represented.
f. A. Highn said that MI. Bullock,
who represented much eastern capital,
had recently gone over the proposed
route for railroad to San Francisco and
was much impressed with its advantages
and is now in the east IN consultation
with sever al other millionaires, but will
return to the coast next month.
Claus Spreckels has expressed deter
mnation to look into the new project as
soon as the valley road is under way. A
committee was appointed to confer with
several parties who may be induced to
invest in the new road.
The herald., 1895-05-30
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING. 80.
THE THIRD APPORTIONMENT
OF School Moneys for Year Ending
June 30th
An Equitable Division Of the Fund Among
the School Districts Of Los Angeles. =
The Tables

Spurgeon V. Riley. county superintend-
ent of schools. has prepared statement
OF the third quarterly appoItionment OF
school funds, OF which the following is .
copy:
Notice is hereby given that the third
quarterly apportionment of school funds
for the year ending June 80. 1895, has
been made in accordance with the pro-
visions of sections 1713 and 1858 OF the
political CODE This fund is known as
the county fund. The amount appor-
toned is based upon the average daily
attendance for the year ending June 80,
1884. and amounts to S4 per capita. Total
amount apportioned, $40, GIG.
The herald., 1895-05-30
Snow in the Yosemite

STOCKTON. May pa travelling
man who arrived here this morning from
Sonora, Tuolumne county. brings in
formation that the Yosemite valley stage
Oh it's trip down was caught in anow
storm at Crocker's station, where it
stopped last night. The stage will prob
ably be able to continue its trip tomorrow
or next dav
The herald., 1895-05-30
RIDING OVER PIGSKlNS
FavOrites Win Three Races at the
Bay District
Some Splendid Sport Done Up on the San
Francisco Course and on the Other
Race Courses

SAN FRANCISCO. May 30. --Favorites
won the first three races today the
other two going to well played second
choices. Sir Richard was the 'good
thing of the day and he simply can
tered in dozen lengths ahead of the
field, Realization, the fayorite, finishing
second.
Five furlongs-- Her Majesty won, Insti
gator second, Perhaps third, time. :04
One mile sclling-Alexis won, St.
Elmo second, Mimic Beach third; tim 9,
1:441a.
One mie-Charmion won, Mr.. Jingle
second. Don Caesar third; time. 1:42I2.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Slr
Richard won, Realization second, Blue
Bell third time, :0Sl4.
Six and half furlongs s-McLighG won.
Rico second Thelms third time 1:21.
At st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Six furlongs-
Willie b. won. Geraldine second, Lottie
Mills third; time, :l4A.
Six furlongs, selllng-Maquon won
King Elm second, Belle OF the West third +;
time LII.
One mle-Cicely won, Ace second,
Elroy third; time. .45.
Five furlongs- Chatham won, Powers
second. Salvador third; time. l :02.
Five and half furlongs-Laura G.
won. Ida second, Merry Thought third;
time, :09
Five furlongs-Lizet G.. won, J. A.
Gray second, Ben Lomond third; time,
| :02.
Latonia Results
CINCINNATI,M May 29.-Latonia results
Seven furlongs-Peabody won, Beatifice
second. Vida third; time, 1 30.
One mile-Conj lecture won, Strathroy
second, Peytonia third; time, l :42M.
rive furlong gs-Elusive won, Cisse &.
second La GolondIina third time, ! :02.
Four and halt furlongs-Gratify won,
Oracle second, John Havlin third: time,
0 :56
Seven furlongs-Captain Drane won,
Addie Buchanan second, Yellow Rose
third; time, 1 80.
The herald., 1895-05-30
Good Demand for Harvesters

STOCKTO n. May % -up to the pres
ent time some fifty harvesters have been
shipped by rall from this c ty to various
points in the state this sp ing. The
local manufactures are doing good bus
mess in agricultural implements and
many men who had no work last year
are now regularly employed.
The herald., 1895-05-30
The following school districts have
voted special taxes and the amounts re-
ported to this office are as follows
A MILLIONAIRE'S SON
Young Brady Gets Out of Very Bad Scrape
In the West


OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., May 29.-
The case of the territory against II. $.
Brady, son of T. B. Brady, the Atlanta,
Ca, million aire. which has been on trial
for three days before Justice Stevenson.
terminated today in the release of young
Brady and the taxing of the costs against
the prosecuting witness, John Richards
whose Endorsement he was accused of Sc
curing to draft by false pretenses.
Brady IS the man who a few days ago ran
away with pretty Nellie Stone. and was
captured at Emporia, kas., and brought
back on requisition of the governor
after hard legal battle. Immediately
after his release today he was reAIrested
on complaint Of Colonel Edward Stone.
uncle of Nellie Stone. charged with at
tempted abduction. The hearing of this
case will commence tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-05-30

When Baby was sick, we rave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, she we them Castoria.
The herald., 1895-05-30
Death in a Mine

GALESBURG, ILL.,. May 29.-Thomas
Powers, while descending a coal shaft
north of the city, was suffocated by gas
and fell from the bucket to the bottom.
James Wilson started to assist him. and
vas also overcome. Wilson leaves ian lly
The herald., 1895-05-30
Tn Win I arsreis

NEW YORK, May 20. Cornell univer-
sity boat crew which will compete in
the Henley regatta in July, sailed for
England today on board the American
line steamer Paris.
The herald., 1895-05-30

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.
The herald., 1895-05-30
Is Insane

A omplaint was sworn out yesterday
by j. L. Dougherty accusing J. L. Dough-
erty. his son. of insanity. The examina-
ton will be held on Friday before Judge
York. The parties are residents OF Glen
dora.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-30

MS Gust Dasis when tns morlier again
ahrieked:
1.-THE baby's pillow isn't here. 1t had q
lace cover on, run with blue ribbons. oh,
dearl oh, dear''
The pillow was rescued in bad shape
from under tho banana cart. After it was
busted and shaken out the two women
looked over their possessions, and the eld'
erly one counted the money in her purse
and found it all right.
snow, let's get out Of this crowd. Have
you got everything, Mollie?''
II guess so, !" said tho young mother as
she wheeled tho cab to the sidewalk.
"There's the afghan and your satchel, and
the pillow-why, mother, 1 clean forgot
where's the baby?"
Then another woman volunteered the
information that another woman had
picked up tho baby and carried it into a
nearby store, and thero it was found, smil.
ing contentedly on its new friend, and al
last the little procession was reorganized
and went its wGy.-Detroit Free Press.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-30
A Baby's Circus.

They were rushing the baby cab over
the crossing, trying to get out of the way
of an electric car, and colliding with few
inferior things, such as express wagons
and bicycles, when the cab ran into fruit
cart pushed by Neapolitan, and instant
ly it was overset and its contents dumped
into the street under an invoice of bananas
"Mercy, goodnessp' shrieked the young
mother, who had been trundling tho cab,
''There goes that lovely afghan I've been
working to get done all this blessed
springp
"My satcholP screamed the elderly lady.
"My purse is in it and my eyeglasses
Won't somebody find my satchelS"
Somebody did flnd it, and tho afghan
was handed back not much the worse fol