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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-23
MARRIAGES LICENSES.
DIVORCES GRANTED.

The following divorces were granted in the Su-
perior Court yesterday:
Sarah Schulze from Desen II. Schulze, on the
ground of infidelity.
A. N. Lewis, Sixth-street tailor, from Esther
Lewis, on account of desertion.
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A A. DUDLEY & CO.,
IA. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
405 East Main ST., Stockton, CAL
Choice residence lots electric street car line,
from $3.50 up; $40 down, 81 per week; no interest,
taxes. Send for maps.
Small acreage tracts for gardens and orchards on
easy terms. Bargains in improved property. Cor
respondence solicit ed.
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ROOMS TO IEr

S0O w ASHIN GTON = SUNNY UNFUR
W. nished housekeeping rooms: running water
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET,
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


ELEGANT NEW S-ROOM HOUSE: DESIF
u able location. E. L., box 1877, Call Office.
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IL Board of New City Hall Commissioners held
August Is, 1895, the following resolution was
passed 10 print
Resolved, That contract No. go for brick, gran
tie and concrete work in rotunda and adjoining
rooms, new City Hail. be awarded to ID. J. BREN-
NAN, in the sum of $4,000, and the same pass to
print.
Neutrality-suspicious. CRESWELL, BRODER-
ICK.
Absent-Commissioner SUTRO.
]. j. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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0CO0O $50 ACRES; UNIMPRovED;
.DAOOO. covered with white and black oak
better land In the State: 35 miles from this city:
miles from Glen Ellen. Address Ranch box 106,
Cali Office.
0COO0 100 ACRES; UNIMPROVED;
tpLOOO. covered with black and white oak; no
better land in the State 50 miles from this city; 2
miles from Glen Ellen. Address Ranch box LOG,
Call Office.
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HOUSES TO LET.

1910 LEAVENWoRTH, NEAR CLAY
1C1O House, rooms; bath: good as new in
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RILL, deceased.
Dated at san Francisco, August z, 1895.

o HERIFF 8 OFFICE, CITY AND COUNTY OF
= San Francisco. Calm the matter of A. N.
HIRSTEL, an insovent, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of an order of the Hon. CHARLES
W. SLACK, Judge OF the Superior Court of the
said City and County, the undersigned will sell
public auction the highest bidder for cash the
stock of cigars tobacco, smokers materials and all
other effects of said nsolvent in the cgar-stand,
No. 213 Montgomery street, on the said premises,
r. I. WHELAN, Sheriff City and County of San
Francisco.
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IMPAIRMENT No. 10, PROBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court, in and for the City and County
Of San Francisco, State of California.
In the matter of the estate Of LOUISE E. DUFF,
deceased. No. 16,315.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the Sd
day of September, A. d. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, and the courtroom of Department No.
10 of said court, at the new City Hail. in the City
and County of San Francisco, state of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the win Of said LOUISE e. DUFF, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application of JESSIE
HENDERSON MCLEOD for the Issuance TO her
of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated August II, A. d. 1895
rco,1 CHARLES f. CURRY, Clerk.
loeai.J BY L. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
P. ALEXANDRA BERGEROT. Attorney for
Petitioner, 142-143 Croker Building, san Fran
cisco.
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=, -
BURNETT, 1854 MARKET-ELEGAN Mt NEW
u building; modern improveme nts; handsomely
furnished sunny suites ;singe and unfinished.
1910 MISSION, Mr.. NINTH-NEwLY CAR
ItOC peted, sunny rooms, man and wife or 2
gentlemen; home comforts; reasonable: very CEN
trail "
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lOQ1 @ CALIFORNIA ST.-FINE HOUSE: 3
[C1O rooms; bath; conservatory; hot-air heat.
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IF FRED BLAKE, HOSTLER, WILL CALL
upon or communicate with CLARENCE c. A.
BERRY, sos Market St., S. e, he will hear Of
something to his advantage.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT YOUR OWN
u price. 81. SCHELLH AAS. 40S Eleventh st.
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DHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT-SPE-
LII cal attention TO these diseases. J. A. McDON-
AID, Md, 1926 Market St., 10 A. TO 8 p. NJ.
A HOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHERS CARE.
II MRS DIR. FUNk 9, 14le Eighth ST., Alameda
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF All
IN FRED E. DIES AILLOND, deceased.-N office
is hereby given by the undersigned, a. c. FREESE,
administrator of the estate of ALFRED L. DES-
AILLOND, deceased to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against The said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication of this
tice to the said administrator. at room g. 319 Pine
street, San Francisco, California, the same being
his place for the transaction of the business of the
said estate in the City and County of san Fran
cisco, state of California.
A. c. FREESE, administrator OF the estate OF
ALFRED r. DESAILLOND. deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, August 2z.l1S95.
]. D. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
IN CHARLES G. TERR1LL, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, An
ME H4TERRILL executrix OF the estate of said
CHARLES c. TERRILI,, deceased. to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten (10) months after the first
publication OF this notice to the said executrix,
ANNIE II. TEKRILL, at room lat, Croker build
ing, the being the place for the transaction OF
the business of the said estate in the City and
County OF San Francisco, State Of California.
ANNIE IL. TERRILL,
ExecutTix Of the estate OF CHARLES G. TER
RILL, deceased.
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" largest hotel in Oakland; table first class;
terms by week or month, moderate; trains to and
from San Francisco every 10 minutes; cars from
for commercial travellers on ground floor. ROBERT
GAY Proprietor
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A 9, 8 AND 10 ACRE CHICKEN RANCHES,
Il. on and 10 years credit, at per cent; i'm
proved and 'unimproved: with cheap houses on;
2 with running water. d. II. TWINC, Sonoma
CITY, Cal,
The herald., 1895-10-22
A Blue and White Boudoir

A delightful scheme for a Dutch bed
room IN cold blue and white is to be seen
in an art decoration shop. The wall pa
per is of deep blue, with inch tide
stripes of white about foot apart. The
frieze is twelve inches deep and has a
wide silhouette of Dutch ships with So lis
set and water curling about the uplifted
bows; round. quaint flowers apparently
standing up on the end of their stems.
he couch is covered WITH art crepe of
hIte, figured with big hit blue, the 1ie s.
ing table is white, pail ted with blue in
queer, small flowers, propaply indigenous
to Ii olland-certainly not common in
New Amsterdam. The table in white is
loau ed with whits and blue ornac' ents, a
Delft tea service and a dainty cover of
white linen, EN- broidered in dark blue
forget. The desk has white
w ting mt terials in blue and white china,
ricnl, dduIn d with the old Delft flowers
iionery is given in the sheets of white
PAPER and sticks OF blue sealing wax ly-
ing cnrelcsslv on the blue and white blot
ter. The piece de resistance of this pretty
little room is the bookcase of White woou,
made to hold light volumes or bric-a-
bric, and with cupboard doors of loaded
glass and aquarielles of Dutch ships and
dykes and bits of quaint scenery.
OF course with such q room the ances-
trail silver candlestick, the fat silver tea
pot and the old plne china which came
over in the winged tubs with your burgo.
master ancestors will be most acceptable.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The herald., 1895-10-22
SHE ATE HER FATHERS BODY
The CHASTITY Cannibal Crime OF
Anna Jungnitsch
ASAXONY PEASANT MONSTER
Her Case Now Being Studied by
LOmbrosO
ASAXONY PEASANT MONSTER
One of the Host Extraordinary Cases of Human
Depravity on Record-The Details
of a Revolving Crime

European criminologists have learned
of most extraordinary case of human
depravity, the details of which will sur
pass in horror anything ever recorded in
the annals OF cannibalism. At Lang
waltersdorf, village belonging to the
possessions of the Prince of Schoen burg
Walden burg, in the kingdom of Saxony.
young peasant woman. who lived in a
cottage with her father, q robust old man
OF 10. killed her parent and cut up the
body after the manner the carcasses of
pigs are treated. Her name is Anna
Jungnitsch, and she is now in custody.
Her trial will be attended by the emine 1t
criminolo9ist. mbroso, and other
experts.
One OF the remarkable features of the
case was the finding in Annals room of
a German translation of Swift's nctorI-
Gus treatise on unhappy Ireland, styled
"A Modest Proposal for Prove nting the
Children Of the Poor From Being Bur-
den to Their Parents and for Making
Then Benefciai to the Public.
In this infamous essay, printed in
pamphlet form in 1923. and since then
quoted in thousands of volumes as the
last effort of Swift's" genius and despair, :"
the author in all Sseriosness advocates
THAT OF the hundred and twenty thous-
The herald., 1895-10-22

looking. She has been in i'll health for
many years, vet she fought with the pro-
wess of ii professional rowdy. Whsn she
was finally subdued and placed in a
straight Jacket she made the astonishi ing
statements II have killed father and he
made excellent eating
During the fracas a number of villagers
had collected before the house, and one
by one they had penetrated into the i'm
promptu court room. When they heard
Annals statement they could hardly be
restrained from assaulting the woman.
The judge cleared the room and began a
judicial examination.
1t appeared that the iIhuman daugh-
ter killed her father before midnight
Monday with an AK.
did he not offer any resistance?'
asked the Judge.
How could he?" grinned the woman.
81 waited until he was asleep
She removed the body from the bed to
the kitchen, which has "a stone floor, and
caught the blood in Il vessel, for max
ing black pudding" Anna had frequent
ly sided her father in cutting up pigs
and the knowledge thus gained she en-
nloyed in carving the unhappy old man s
body. The terms she used in describing
the act wero those EN- nloyed by pork
butchers. II cut the chine (baokbone)
with the saw; also the head, but did not
open the head, - she explained, in bust
nes.-like way.
Then l cut off the legs, which de-
sired to salt and cure, aud removed tine
heart. kidney and liver. The liver l ate
boiled with turnips on Tuesday, and it
was es good as kirmess" tfeast). 1.-The
inner fat, what there was of it, (this in a
disguised tone of voice) l have melted
down for lard. The rest | cut in pieces
and it is now in the vat packed in layers
with salt and spices.
ION Tuesday | baked three loaves OF
bread, boiled lot of sage and min ced
finely some of the fat and lean meat from
tho IONS and arms, not fore pep
per, salt and aDlspice. Those sausages are
beautiful, the finest have ever tasted"
The Judge had heard enough. He or
dered that the woman he loaded with
chains. according to the German police
regulations affecting murderers, and
taken to prison in town. One more ques.
ton he put to her, however. Why did
YOU cut up ynrr fathers body after kill
ing MIN? Was it TO hide the evidence of
your crime?
We'll, SAID the woman with sri n.
eff you had allowed me few weeks
time, your worship would have searched
in vain tor proof, would you have not?
had also read in nook that human
II sh makes good eating, and | meant to
nave all these good things"
The herald., 1895-10-22

and children born annually to Irish beg
CARS. twenty thousand my be preserved
for breed, and that the remaining hum
dred thousand may at a year old be offer
ed in sale to the perons of quality and
fortune throughout the kingdom; always
advising the mother to let them suck
plentifully in the last months, so as to
render them plump and fat for q good
table"
Swift explains chow many dishes
child will make at an entertainment for
friends, land when the family dimes alone;
he tells of the uses of the fore and hind
quarters, which will be very good boiled
on the fourth day" etc., etc.
The copy of this treatise, found IN the
murderess' room, hidden behind II
book of selected readings; its pages ST ow-
ed many finger marks, and those passages
relating to the butchery we're underlined
with colored pencil. 1t appears. there
crime bv reading one of the classics,
fact that singularly oontradicts the no
tion tnat all evil Information is permeated
by penny -dreadfuls.
Anna Jungnitsch, as the Investigation
has proved, murdered her father during
the night from Monday to Tuesday in
their cottage, which they alone inhabited.
On tuesday and Wednesday she was seen
to carry an extraordinary number of pals
of water into the house; but, as she was
known 10 be a very oleanly woman, that
attracted but passing attention. When old
man Jungnitsch han not been seen for
some days, inquiries were made of the
daughter, who said he had gone away to
a nearby village and she did not know
when he would return.
On Friday, for some unexplained rea-
son, it was rumored that Anna had killed
her father, and witnesses came rofward
to inform the police that on Munoay aft
ernoon she had threatened him for de
stroying some OF her plants in the gar
den. When the officers came to search the
cottage they found the place srupu!ously
clean. Apparently all the rooms hau
been freshly scrubbed. Tho old mans
bag of tools Twas in Its place-an ax,Ea
saw anu several hammers. They, too,
were scrupulously clean.
The officers found Anna engaged in sau-
sage making. She appeared unconcerned,
Offering the men some of the tasty looking
sausages that were finished. They re-
fused, because policemen cannot partake
OF refreshments or food in the house OF a
suspected person.
: Lar gwaliersdo f is q very small place;
| there IL no butcher in the village, the
inhabitants buying their meat either in
The herald., 1895-10-22

under guard in a room IN her own cot
tage, the Judge hoping that he might be
mistaken in mis- awfnl surmse. He per-
sonally led another searching party
through the house. They found blood
stained shirt and socks behind the rafters
OF ,he roof. These articles. it was evil
dent, had belonged to the old man.
The judge. placing the CHASTITY proofs
before him on table, sent for the sus-
peoted woman. who. catching sight OF
them, mad a maniacal fit and began at
once to assault the persons who we're
guarding her. She is an unde-sized
woman, very thin, almost emaciated
The herald., 1895-10-22
the next town or procuring it by killing

the next town or procuring it by killing
soma of their own live stock. The report
that Anna was making sausages and that
the meat vat in her cottage seemed to be
we'll filled with picked pork, therefore
created talk. The woman had not been
to the town of late, and the Jungnitsches
did not keep pigs. Where did the meat
she had boestingly exhibited to the Off
GERS come from? The city judge had all
the butchers of the town Intervla we'd.
None of them had sold meat to the Jung.
nitsches for months. The Judge then
caused the woman's arrest. She was not
taken to the station, however, but placed
The herald., 1895-10-22
That JOyfuI Feeling

With the exhilarating sense OF rene wed
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which follows the use of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond The old time med
icines and the cheap substitutes some
time, offered but never accepted by the
we'll informed.
The herald., 1895-10-22

A renewed search OF the premises prov
e that Anna had spoken the terrib o
truth. 1t seems that she scalded the
holy after the m Lrder, and after collect
ing the blood in a vessel. The blood had
teen used for pudding. The top OF the
vat was found to be covered with salt.
and under it were discovered layers OF the
flesh in a sauc, of salt and spices. Seven
sausages made OF the fathers flesh were
also found. Anna had eaten at least
twenty pounds of her fathers flesh.
The herald., 1895-10-22

Huy'er's Cocoa and Chocolates are unsur
pass ed TOT their purity aud Righteousness
Havoc. All groeers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-06
IN GENERAL.

John A. Carr, a capitalist Of Portland,
Ore, was Yesterday week sentenced to five
years imprisonment for jury bribing.
The bi.centennial of the establishments
of the New York Yearly Meeting on
Friends was celebrated in Flushing, L. l.,
yesterday week.
The Democratic State central committee
of Kansas, at Topeka, Wednesday, defeated
. resolution for the issue of an address
favoring the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver.
Presi dent Cleveland will have 80 DAYS in
which TO select the successor to the late
Secretary Gresham. 1t is stated on
authority that this eRtire period is likely
70 elapse before the new Secretary will be
named.
The city of Pittsburg is making a strong
bid for the Republican National Conyan.
ton OF 1896. The Times Of that city mas
started guarantee fund of Si0O. 900 to de.
fray expenses and much enc6urajA ment is
sald TO have been received frem national
committeeman.
Inc republican League of Colorado, in
convention IN Denver, on Tuesday week
voted down radical free silver restitution
threatening secession from the party. and
adopted, instead, a resolution instructinp
the delegates to ask the Cleveland conyen.
ton to DO everything possible for the
cause of silver.
The New York grand jury Wednesday
returned indictments against the follow
lng nrlhs, Charged with selling fake
ssiiverWafe Bloomingdac Brothers,
Koch ~ Co.. Stern a. CO., Macy & CO.
ADAMS X Co., Hearn a. Son, Hilton
Hughes d Co., Enrich Brothers. Jamison
d Co, Danies. 0'Neill & Co,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-06
WHIrE RIsBOSERS.
All Eyes Looking Towards the Great
Meetings to be Held During the Second

All Eyes Looking Towards the Great
Meetings to be Held During the Second
Week in June.
W. [. +. L. Bulletin
The eyes of white ribbon workers in
all parts of the world are focused upon
the meetings that will occupy the entire
second week in June, including the two
sundays, June 18th and 22d. Two
hundred pulpits will be open to our
work on that in London and It's suburbs.
The ahlest pastors, who are also re-.
formers, will preach on temperance and
the work OF the great Polyglot Petition.
Among the churches ia which women
have been invited 10 speak are the three
best known churches in the world
among what are in England called
"Nonconiormists," namely, Spurgeon $
Tabernacle, the City Temple (Dr.
Parker'sI, and Wesiey's City Road
Chapel.
The b. w. T. A, will hold its Council
Meetings on June 10th and 18th, in the
City Temple, DR.. Parker's Church.
The Worlds W. Z. I. U. will hold an
all day and evening meeting in Queens
Hall, Oh June 10Th. Already the names
Of delegates have been received from
the United States, Canada, Madeira
Islands, Madagascar, Norway, New
toundland, Egypt, China, New Zealand,
India, Denmark, Germany and Japan
and Western Australia,
The steamship Berlin sails from New
York on June 9Th, with the American
aud Canadian delegates, and the Poly.
glot Petition itself will be the most dis.
tingulshed passenger. A reception is to
be given to the delegates on the eve OF
sailing by the temperance people of
New York City.
The great demonstration in Albert
Hall on the evening of June Goth, ia
intended not only to illustrate the work
OF the Worlds w. q. T. u, but 10
strengthen the sentiment for the Local
option Dill now pending in parliament,
Among the leading delegates will be
Mrs. Mary II. Hunt of Massachusetts,, the
leader Of the forces in the United States
that have secured scientific temperance
instruction laws. Mrs. Elizabeth Archi-
bald, president Of the Maritime Prov.
lnces of Canada, and daughter of the
late Sir Edward Archibald, for thirty
years United States Consul in New York
City. Mrs. Matilda B. Carse, founder OF
the Woman's Temple. Mrs. Selmer OF
Copenhagen, will represent Denmark.
Miss Augusta Jelsbrup of Trondhiem
Norway; Mrs. Mary B. Willard of Der.
lin; Miss de Broen, of Paris; Mrs. Alice
Gordon Gulick Of Spain; Miss A. A.
Thompson from Egypt Mrs. Mary
Richards from China; Miss Doughaday
from Japan, are among those who will
he DreSnnt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-06

where did that blonde learn all this ~
And answered, "By using her eyes,
not to mention the watching other
women and getting wisdom from their
experience"
And he said, "But like an affection.
ate woman"
And said, awake up the heart of o
blonde and YOU will get love and intel
lect, the best combination possible in a
life companion.
Then the man said, "How do you
know Z"
And l said: because men have told
me of their experience, and then am a
blonde"
DOGS AND FRIENDSHIP.
And the man laughed, and / laughed,
and the fox terrier laughed. And the
fox terrier, who was the wisest Of the
party, gave me look, and think he
winked. But, then, / think dogs know
an awful lot, bless their honest souls
They don't cheat-they don't get drunk
they don't break women's hearts; oh,
no, it is their superior-m does
all that. They are only dogs. But
they are the best companions, the truest
friends, and the most loving playmates
in the world. They don't care whether
you are sinner or saint. If dog is
your friend, he loves you because you
are you, and dogs friendship is worth
having. It only dies with his death,
and don't know that it dies then, be-
cause hereafter with no dogs in it
would be mighty poor state OF affairs.
At least, that is what think. l, who
have got dog for good friend, dog
who turns around and offers me his
paw to prove how well he knows ME,
even If somebody only calls, as if in
proof that existed. BAB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-06
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that 4
by constitutional remedies. Deafness ID
caused by an Inilamed condition of The
mucous lining of the eustachian tube,
When this tube is irtlumed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and
when 1t is entirely closed, deafness is tho
result, and unless the Inflammation can pe
taken out and this tube restored 10 IFS
normal condition, hearing will be de,
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten arc
caused by catarrh. which is nothing bul
an infammed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by catarrbl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrb
Cure. send for CIRCULARS free.
FL CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O,
~ sold by druggists Is cents,