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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-12-06
IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.
Some Things You Know Iand Some
Things You Don't Know.

Plenty Of oysters at Grays today.
Free lecture at Witness hall TO-
night.
Keep your hands warm. Buy
pair o. Gloves from RoweO.
Remember Hickman's lecture
tonight
A fine lot of fat geese today at
Gray's.
]. T. O'Hearp Of Lexington is IN
town today.
Fine Cedar Key oysters To-Day
at Grays.
Sol Bossner of New York is in
town today.
Underwear Underwear I'm
derwear !! !! ]. A. Rowell.
T. A Yancey has returned from
Indiana.
Young chickens cheap constant
lily on hand at VIM. Gray's.
B. c. Dupont of New York city
is in town.
A good Four-ply Linen Collar at
RoWell's tor I5C., tor 25c.
Judge c. Giles of Palatka is in
the brick city.
Houses to rent in second ward
Apply to Chas. Phillips. 2o-Iw
David Hochstadter of NewYork
is in the CITY.
The Imperial scarf makes q neat,
attractive tie. Rowell keeps them.
A. Ullman of Cincinnati, O., is
at the Ocala house.
Apples as fine as you ever saw
at Gray's.
E. B. Robinson of Fort White is
in the city.
You want a nice Hat. Buy it at
tn Big Store-Lrt 1T at Rowell's.
A. c. Williams of Ravenna, O,
is in the city.
VIM. Gray has an over-supply of
fine Chickens of every variety.
Mrs. T. D. Crawford went to Al
lanta yesterday.
For style, beauty and finish
Rowell's 81 50 Shoe eclpses al
others. Get pair
Capt. Willard of Homo~as>., W.
in the city yesterday.
r. A Hall, practical Painter aud
Paperhanger, Glazler and K.!So-
miner. Box 200, >Ocala, Fla.
r. B. Nash Of Sumter, S. c., is
in town on business
Get the baby a pair of pretty
Sole Shoes. They are stylish.
Rowell sells them.
Fresh oysters on ice will be
found every day now at VIM
Gray's.
S. +. Shaffstall of Jacksonville is
in the city on business.
Fresh Venison and Fine Salt
Fish.Roe just received at L S.
Blacks, stall II. city Market.
George MacKay went to Homo
sassa yesterday on business.
Nice Sweet Potatoes at so and
S. cents per bushel at William
Gray's.
B. H. Powell of Jacksonville is
in the city on business.
Fine fresh water fish today on
ice at L. S. Blacks, stall No. II.
City Market.
Rarianoir p Calhoun of PaIafIro
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
CRAZY ON FEMALE ATTIRE,
Ferdinand HirSch, a Carpen.
ter, Again Finds Himself
in Prison.
His Shop on McAHister Street the
Scene of Violent Dis
turbances.

Ferdinand Hirsch is a carpenter and in
ventor at 407 McAElister street. He is a
practical business man, but is crazy upon
the subject of female attire. After finish
ing his daily work he dresses himself in
female clothes and is every night visited by
hundreds Of young men and young women.
The former are sometimes rather rough in
their treatment of him, and row follows
which disturbs the whole neighborhood.
The attention of the police has often been
drawn to the matter, but as Hirsch re-
Gently has remained on his own premises
they say they cannot arrest him.
On Monday night the usual disturbance
occurred. Hirsch got annoyed at the con-
duct of some young men and slipped up
stairs and poured water over them. They
ran outside and began throwing rocks at
the store, smashing the windows. Hirsch
assembled the roof and pelted them with
pieces of wood. Several passers-by had
narrow escapes from being struck. F. G..
Goldeswortn, bookkeeper for Lane d Co.,
marble importers, whose Office is next
door. Mr.. Lane and two other gentlemen
left the office while the battle was raging,
and pieces OF wood whiZZed past their
heads.
Yesterday morning Nh. Goldesworth
swore out a warrant in Judge Campbell s
court for Hirsch' s arrest on the charge OF
offensive conduct He was arrested in the
afternoon and locked up in the City Prison
Hirsch was in the habit of parading the
streets in female attire, and two or three
months ago was arrested. He was fined,
and promised not TO repeat the offense.
In his shop there are models" for fit
ting on dresses, a sewing machine and
other articles used in dTessmaking. He
makes all his own dresses, and in a ward
robe keeps several of different colors and
texture.
Hirsch is a man between 40 and 50 years
of age. He is almost stone deaf. He will
give no explanation of his craze for
womens dress, but it is said that a young
woman to whom he was engaged to be
married died, and the loss affected his
brain in, this direction.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
CAN SHE BE AN ANGEL?
With Her white Metal Wings and the
Trouble She Causes at the
CITY Hall:

At the meeting OF the City Hall Commits
sion yesterday morning Mayor Sutro
opened the usual act, proceeding with the
remark that he had not made test of the
white metal for the angel, having been en-
gagged in selecting an..Election Commission
for some days back, "but, he added, "as
1t is not likely that the figure will ever
mount the. dome, it does not make much
difference.
Mr.. Creswell looked at Mr.. Broderck
and Broderick looked back at Mr. Cres-
well, each of them swallowed the agitation
which rose in their respective throats, and
then Mr.. Creswell said:
"You do not seem to be aware that the
question has been settled long ago. l have
this to, say, that if you had not been edu-
Gated for such high place as an art critic
you would have made a splendid battle
flag, your Honor, for you never know
when you are whipped"
To this the Mayor replied that he knew
of only one good use for the Wells statue,
and that was to place it on top of Twin
Peaks, with the names of Broderick upon
one and Creswell upon the other of the
cannon balls which the artist had caused
the lady TO heave up toward the spreading
vault OF heaven, and thus forever COM
memorate the artistic taste OF his colleagues
upon the commission.
The contractors for'the dome were again
granted a thirty-day extension of time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
DECLARED AN OUTRAGE.
A Hornets Nest in Washington Over David
sons Removal.


sons Removal.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2.-The
removal of Professor George W. Davidson
OF the Coast and Geodetic Survey which
was telegraphed exclusively to the CALL,
has stirred up a regular hornets nest in
Washington as well as in San Francisco.
The Washington newspapers are deyoting
great deal of space to the matter. Pro-
lessor Davidson seems to have many
friends in Washington and the newspapers
here speak of him in highest terms and
declare that his removal is an outrage.
They criticize Superintendent Dutfield
sharply for promoting his son, who has
been IN the bureau only a few years, and
for removing men who have grown gray
IN the service.
The matter Will not be allowed to drop.
Professor Davidson's friends intend to
make it warm for Superintendent Duffield.
One paper editorially criticizes the latter,
and says the whole bureau is rotten, and
if Congress does not abolish it altogether
1t should reform its organization. Sew
eral weeks ago Superintendent Dutfield
said to CALL correspondent that changes
would be made before July /, but attempt
ed to shift the responsibility upon the Sec
rotary of the Treasury. He admitted how
ever, that recommendations of the Super
intendent of Survey were always needed by
the Secretary.
Superintendent Duffield made out his
"list' and sent it to the Treasury Depart
ment before Mr.. Carlisle's departure for
Kentucky, and the changes announced ex-
clusively in last Wednesdays CALL were
agreed upon the week before.
Letters of remonStrance against Professor
Davidson's removal continue to be received
at the Treasury Department, but officials
decline to discuss the matter. 1t is under
stood that Secretary Carlisle will leave the
whole matter to Superintendent Dutfield
to take care of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
ANGLING ON THE LAKES,
The Spring Valley Water Com
pany Issues an Edict to
Its Keepers.
Fishermen Must No Longer Be Fed
or Housed by the WatChmen
There.

The angling fraternity of this City, and
particularly those who have enjoyed many
pleasant outings on the Spring Valley
Water Company's lakes, will be surprised
to learn of the orders which have been re-
Gently issued by the officers of the COM
pany to their keepers. They read that'on
and after the 18th of this month the
keepers of the different lakes must not &C
commodate anglers at their houses by
affording them either food or shelter and
that camping of any kind is strictly for
hidden on the company's property.
1t will be rememb ered by many lovers of
angling that in past years those who re-
ceived invitations from the directors made
their headquarters over night at the akes
so as to be on hand for the early morning
fishing, which is always productive OF good
results. In fact, after 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon the sport is materially interfered
with by the heavy traue winds which
sweep in from the ocean, causing dis
turbance of the water which precludes any
possibility of enjoyment once the white
caps make their appearance.
When the new ultlmatum goes into eff
feet anglers who desire an early morning
cast must either drive from this City to the
lakes or remain over night at some of the
resorts within reach of the fishing grounds.
The keepers of the lakes have also been
notified that they must not use teams for
the purpose of conveying anglers to or
from the railroad stations. James Kerr,
the care-taker of the San Andreas Lake,
had made improvements at his dwelling
with view of accommodating in a COM
Portable manner the anglers who may visit
that place this season. The new orders
have injured his prospects in no small de-
gree, and the many anglers who have en-
joyed his hospitality in the past will I'M
doubtedly regret the change that has been
made in the regular order of affairs.
Charles Webb Howard stated yesterday
that the change was made in the interest
of the company's property and he inti-
mated that closer watch on the lands
bordering the lakes and especially during
the dry months of the year was an impera-
tive necessity. 1t can therefore be taken
for granted that the new orders were is
sued because of practice INDUCED in in
late years by some men who, to save ex-
pense, camped at night on the banks OF
the lake and built fires within dangerous
proximity of the dry and infiammable ma.
terial that is prolific on the margin of the
lake. The company has had no end of
annoyance from reckless campers in the
past, and the directors propose to use
every preeaution to prevent any possibility
OF contiagration, which once under way
may be a means of causing great loss OF
property.
Homer King said that neither the upper
nor the lower Crystal Lake will be opened
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

organization has declared strongly IN
favor OF the National Republican. conven-
ton being held in San Francisco and has
given pronounced views on silver during
its meetings held in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Foster, who is president OF the Or
ganiZation, has been asked to use her best
efforts in the advancement OF the move
ment to have the National convention
meet in this City.
During the evening the meeting was ad-
dressed by A. J. Buckles, Superior Judge
of Solano County, who IN an'earnest man
ner urged those present to put forth their
best endeavors to secure for this City the
National convention of the Republican
party, to arouse feeling in every part of
+ the State to that end and to stand by the
principles of the party in regard to silver.
The following named were then elected
officers for the ensuing year: President,
NJ. Cooney; first Weep president, Edward
Briggs; second vice-president. r. A. Fred
ericks; secretary. Oscar A. Tolle; treasurer,
Albert Hauser; executive COMMUNICATIONS
eral John McComb, S. w. -Backus, n. c..
Firebaugh, j. a. Whiteside, j. Z. Field,
f. Hanson, Mrs. A i. Ballou, T. B. Nor
ton and H. w. Outflow.
@. a. TolIe, E. L. Clapp and W. II. Quit
Zow were appointed committee on re-
vision ofthe constitution and bylaws.
A unanimous vote of thanks was ten
dered to John D. Spreckels, the retiring
president, in recognition of valuable SER
vises rendered by him during the time he
was in office:
Within week or ten days the various
representatives of the council will work in
harmony with the Union League Club in
relation to the National convention, and
the reasons why San Francisco should
have it will be set forth in so clear a light
that the party managers will not fail to see
the advantages of meeting by the Golden
Gate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

to anglers this year, as the Fish Commits.
sioners have stocked both of those lakes
with large mouth bass, very game fish,
which in few years hence will afford
anglers royal sport. = =. ! :...1..... 4
Last Sunday opened. the season at San
Andreas Lake, and those who had the good
fortune to receive permission to fish on
that day. cannot fail TO remember for a
long time the splendid sport they enjoyed.
Everybody departed with their creels well
filed with large trout, many of which
weighed two and three pounds. Those
and the fish being in excellent fiehtina
trim this season., several spoons and lead.
ers were carried away by the naughty sil.
vered deniZens of the deep. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

ant Secretary Thomas F. Trenor said yes
terda,y that the society, OF which Professor
Davidson is the president, is ready to. act,
and there would have been meeting of
the board of directors yesterday noon for
this especial purpose, but for the fact that
there are at present not enough members
In the city to constitute a quorum. The
special meeting will be called for Wednes-
day noon july TO-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
GERMAN PRESS CLUB OUTING.
The Members Will Enjoy ThemseIve.
at San Leandro.

On Sunday. the 14th inst, the German
Press Club of this City will have an outing
to San Leandro. Arrangements have been
made to take the members in carriages
over the various drives in and around the
pretty Alameda town named, in order that
they may see the beauties of that section of
the State. After the drive they will pro-
coed to the Goodwin Hotel, where they
will partake of a dinner.
The president of the association is M.
Greenblat, and the committee under whose
auspices the outing will be held is COM
posed OF w. Saalburg, Louis Roesch and
NJ. Kolimann.
BERKSHIRE typewriting paper is the best.
Sanborn,. Vail & Co.. sole agents. Liberal dis
count to large consumers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The Congregational Methodists have 2ll
societies and S765 members. - -: :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
1'.O()7
!. M; W4Y.
Poems. came in
the second mail
on Monday.

and IFS friends amongst those
who ndpleasure inthe wheel is
already legion: Those who have
taken up the exercise for torpid
liver, indigestion, insomnia, lack
of Appetite. dyspepsia, kidney
and kindred troubles, have found
that by taking this splendid tonic
and stimulant at the same time as. they
were taking. their exercise. they. have
quickly and wonderfully improved. And
of hot water. and little sugar added is a
great help.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The. Orthodox Friends, or Quakers, have
membership of S0,655. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The Plymouth. Brethren have a member.
ship of about %, All. 3 : ::
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The Evangelist Missionary Methodists
have 951 communicates. ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

When the proprietors of DR..
-HENLEY'S Celery, Beef and
Iron made their offer in last
Sundays papers to the lady
cyclists of the Slope they did
not anticipate such an imme-
diate shower of responses. Evil
IDENTIFY not only do thousands Of
lady cyclists know the value OF
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron as. a tonic. and stimulant.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
The Movement to Win the
National Council for San
Francisco.
STATE CLUBS TO MEET HERE.
Annual Assembling of the Execu-
tive Council of California-Its
Objects.

The annual meeting of the Republican
Executive Council of California, held last
Saturday night in Judge Relcher's court
room, was an important one.
The objects. of the council are:
First-To create. foster and promote harmony
in The Republican party in the State OF Cali
fOrnia.
Second-To maintain and advocate the prin-
ciples OF that party as they may from time 10
time be enumerated by its recognized eonven-
Third-To use its best efforts for the nomina-
ton of loyal Republicans and honest ana
capable citizens for office.
Fourth-To do all in its power 10 the
election of all regularly nominated candidates
of the Republican party: :.
elected Republican officers during their term
OF office as the conduct OF such othcers shall
merit.
good fellowship between the members OF the
Council and the members of he:several organ
izationS represented therein and to advance
and protect their Interests at all times. and
in all cases, according 10 qualifications and
SeTenth-To. aid and assist thestate Central
: and Republican County committees in ali Re
Eighth&Fo promote and.perfect organization
Within, the Republican party in the State OF
: California. -
In the lire of carrying out these objects
the council at the meeting on Saturday de-
-cided to Use its best efforts to bring the
National nominating convention 70 San
Francisco and TO take up the. silver ques-
tion.
The following named organizations are
represented in. the: council: The Union
League Club, Bear Club; Morrow Club,
Legion. Of Republican Clubs, Beaver Club,
!. Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Club, Unity
Republican Club. Austrian Slayonian Re
publican CLUB, United Railroad Club,
Rank and File Club, Woman's Central Re
pu bliean. Club, a number Of district clubs
and the Afro-American League, which
Organizations represent as a whole over
1900 voters, but not including the
Woman's Club, which as yet has not but
soon. hopes to secure the ballot.
q AT q. recent meeting of the executive
committee of the council it was decided to
nominate representative in each Sena-
toriql district of the State to carry out the
objects of the council with view to have
the: entire State interested in the silver
question and in the National convention,
and the following named were notified that
they were selected for the purpose:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The Armenian church has six societies.
with 1856 mem bers :. - =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

but they can also
write good poetry. If
you have not already done
so send in a poem and also
try this excellent +" re-
fresher after a spin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

EaCH O1.LuSSG SSsIb Il .IlNGtC6 Vi
and all the letters and kilograms received
show that these persons, who will be dele
gates to convention to be held in this
City in the near future, are very en-
th;isiastic in the matter and in favor of
San FRANCISCO for the National conven-
ton. 1t will be the duty of the State
. delegates to organize auxiliary councils
in their respective districts, and from the
assurances of some of them who were
present at the meeting of the parent
council it is safe to say that they will enter
the work with'a degree of enthusiasm that
Will not die out while there is a hope of
success.
The following named were appointed a
special committee to confer with a like
committee from the Union League Club to
make arrangements for the coming con-
vention: Oscar A. 'Tolle, ]. z. Field, John
Whiteside, \. Wynants and Mrs. A. L.
'Ballou..
These committees will meet as soon as
. General R. A. .Fredericks of the Union
League Club returns to this City, probably.
within week:
The council has been in communications
with Mrs, ] Ellen Foster of the Woman's
National Republican Association, which:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

DON'T BE
in SUCH
A
- a n
HURRY
DIR. HEhLEY'S Celery.

Beef and Iron is
W o r kin g: wonders
amongst the cyclists.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03

The annual meeting of the Republican
Executive Council of California, held last
Saturday night in Judge Relcher's court
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-29
TENNIS TOURNAMENT,

The following is the program of the
tennis tournament now being held at the
o. C. and r. for T. courts
Monday-O. C. Court-Wilkinson and
Heiborn, Astbury and Findlay Ladies'
singies-Louise Tallant and Nettie Tut
tie.
Tuesday-T. for T. Court-Ladies' dou-
bles-Clara Lionberger and Louise Tall
liant, Susie and Flora Elmore. Gents
singles-Higgins and Astbury.
Wednesday-O. C. Court-Mixed dou-
bles-Wflkinson and Clara Lionberger,
Astbury and Flora Elmore. Gents sin
gles-Wilkinson and Findlay
Thursday-T. for 4. Court-MiXed dou-
bles, Higgins and Olga Heiborn, Find
lay and Nettie Tuttle. Ladies' singles
Clara Lionberger and Flora Elmore.
Friday-O. C. Court-Gents' doubles,
Higgins and Thing Astbury and Bennett.
Ladies' doubles-NIiss Heilborn and Clara
Lionberger, Nettie Tuttle and Flora Ell
more
The third game Of the tennis tourna-
ment was played at the A. Q. C. court
yesterday and resulted as follows: La
dies doubles-AIiss Lionberger and Miss
Heilborn of the A. o. c. VS. Miss Nettie
Tutt,e and Miss Floretta Elmore, of the
T. for r. The score was 6-3 Ga, in IA
Vor of the T. for T.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-29
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The following transfers of real estate
We're filed for record in the office of tn,
recorder yesterday:
Daniel Malone to Pcninsular Land
and Trust Company, so feet ,and nea
the Seaside Cannery...... .........S
Heirs of o. ID. Young to H. Bell
and Frank Bowen, trustees, 95
acres of the o. ID. Young home-
stead claim, bond.....,.. .,.,...... 1862
B. #. Packard and wife to j. N.
Griffin and A. S. Reed lot 13,
block 20, Hustler and Aiken's ad-
l. C. Blaisdell to f. NJ. Blaisdell,
lots g. and 5, block so, and lots
and s, block 81, Dement'S addi-
tion, and lot 10, block %, West
Portland, and two lots in Clallam
county, State of Washington. .....
c. r, Higgins to W. G Boomer,
lot 6, block 2, Astoria Addition
to Warrenton, contract for deed 6
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-29
ELEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CTS
In Four Different Languages.

II you have had q good nights rest and
arose early this morning we would advise
you to read the ad. in the right hand up
per corner on the 4th page of this issue;
but II you have been TO lodge, or to see
your bloomer girl last night, you aid bet
ter not tackle it, for 1t might prove
dangerous; for instance: were you TO at
tempt to read the Finnish translation,
of 1t It might become necessary to twist
Your tongue sideways and that would
Finnish you; or suppose you were to try
to pronounce the Scandinavian part, you
might stand on your head until your
hair turned green but never would it
be possible for you to scan-di-navy with
the proper accent. Possibly you were
born on the Emerald Isle, but even then
1t would be futile for you to tackle the
Italian column. but be you native or
naturalized. young or DID, single or
spliced. no matter what your previous
condition. this one fact remains patent.
YOU cannot afford to ignore the offer
made by Herman Wise on the top corner
OF the 4th page in this paper; your choice
OF any suit, sizes 81 TO q. no matter how
fine the suit; for eleven dollars and 50
cents.
This offer good for a short time only.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-29

Fresh candies every hour at the Bon
bonniere.