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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-25
STOCKTON ADVERTISE MENTS
STOCKTON REAL EsTArE.

ESCALON HAS BEEN SELECTED BY THE
u directors of the $. F. and 8. J. V. X. X. Co.
valley road) for the principal station in the south
eastern part of san Joaquin County and is destined
10 become at the most important of all the
stations the line of the railroad on account of
the vast bodies OF rich, aiuvial loan lands sur
rounding the town, every acre Of which will be
sold with perpetual water right.
Take some of your money out of the 4-per-cent
savings bank and invest in this coming center of
southeastern san Joaquin County.
For maps, descriptive matter, ETC., address E. f..
HARL0WE d CO., 430 East Main ST., Stockton
California.
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EDWIN X. ALSIP q CO.,
8 Rotunda, Mills building.
THE ELECTRIC CARNIVAL AT sA,

THE ELECTRIC CARNIVAL AT SACRA-
mento was the grandest success OF the age.
The electric power is adding new life to Sscra-
mento, and property there is selling more rapidly
than at any other point in the State outside OF Los
Angeles.
We are Offering lots in South Sacramento and
Oak PARK, an addition to the city connected by the
electric railroad over 100 houses have been built
in this fourishing suburb within years. lots are
selling at the rate OF a week
Prices range from 5000 20 1925 for lots 40x15O,
and from $500 TO $500 for half-acre lots.
Terms on lots are 10 down aud $40 per month
at z per cent: on half-acre tracts, $25 down and
$40 per month at per cent.
Parties who purchased years ago getting 25
per cent advance: if you want sure investment
in which you can make good interest upon your
money buy some of these lots.
Inquire of EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.,
Rotunda, Mills building, San Francisco.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS

CACRIF1CE "A BEAUTIFUL NEW AND
- well-appointed home at sacrifice; IL rooms;
elegant grounds, 102xi50: we'll improved; fine
stable for horses; windmill and tank: pure
artesian water. never failing: elevation 140 feet
above city base; beautiful scenic view of San
Francisco and the bay: must be sold at once;
several thousand dollars under cost: reasonable
offer refused. Apply to E. w. WOODWARD, 111S
Broadway, or A. Fl. BR Fed & CO., $50 Ninth st
f. j. WOODWARD, 11lS Broadway. Oakland.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
0'FARRELL IL co.
DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

For rent-4O acres; l mile from Wrght's sta
orchard: house OF rooms, barn, etc.: water
piped from spring; rent $500 per year, half cash.
all tools go with he place.
ALSO-160 acres, miles from Cornwall sta
tion Contra Costa County fenced and cross-fenced
all cultiyable; house, barn. windmill and tank;
rent $3.50 per year, half cash.
.ALSO-S3 acres level land at Walnut Creek: 10
acres in bearing orchard; house. barn. windmill
and tank: rent S400 year half cash.
ALSO-2l3 acres. four miles east of Walnut
Creek, Contra Costa County; 100 acres pillow land,
II acres of orchard Ii acres of vineyard in full
bearing; balance wood and pasture land; we'll
watered: rent $500 per year: half cash.
ALSO-llS acres, rich loan soil, three miles
from jacksonville, Santa Cruz County; $50 apricot
trees, 1900 French prunes, 90 apple; 20 acres
cleared and in cultivation balance fine pasture
suitable for stock and hogs; good house OF rooms
barn, ETC.; water piped to house and barn from
spring: rent $500; half cash.
Particulars of DAVID BUSH, Country Depart
ment of OFARRELL & CO.. IL Montgomery st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. UMBsEN & CO..
".
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTlONEERS.
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and San Francisco

EDWIN X. ALSIP & co.
Sacramento and San Francisco
The Only Exclusive Country Real-Estate Dealers
in San Francisco.
We have more contracts upon country lands for
sale than any dealers In San Francisco, and will
guarantee TO locate any one who desires 10 pur-
chase or exchange his property.
FOR SALE, $500.
The furniture and good will of one of the best
located lodging houses in Sacramento building
and furniture new; wishes to return to San Fran.
cisco and will exchange for lodging house well
located.
FOR RENT.
fine river ranch, containing 1900 acres %
acres In hops, $50 acres level and suitable for
alfalfa, balance fine pasture land; good buildings
OF all kinds located 19 miles from Sacramento.
ALSO
Good residence property and ranch, near Concord
all fine level land; small orchard and vineyard
stock and personal property to run place; will
lease for cash rent to reliable party.
EDWIN X. ALSIP q CO.,
Rotunda, Mills building
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AT AUCTION.

Cali and obtain one of our "Real Estate Records -
which contains list of properties for sale in all
parts of the city.
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DIVORCE SUITS BEG ON.

Suits for divorce were begun yesterday as fol
lows:
Henry A. Madden against Mary e. Madden.
Augusta Sternhem against Isidor Sternheim.
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Office and salesreom IA Montgomery ST., neal
Market
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n X. OLIVER,
IL. REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Eon NJ c.o

Owner Of East Stockton and Browns Additions:
lots in these and other additions at IS a month;
interest and taxes; largest list of inside prop
erty OF any dealer in Stockton; quick sales and
small profits IS the motto of this Office.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
DWYER-In San Rafael, to the wife OF William
Dwyer, daughter.
LARSEN-In this city, September 19, 1895, to the
wife of +. c. Larsen, daughter.
OLAFSON-In this city, September %, 1895, to
the wife of Olaf Oafson, a son.
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Office and salesreom Ia Montgomery st., near
Market.
Call and obtain one of "Real Estate Records, y
which contains list OF properties for sale in all
parts OF the city.
AT AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
We will sell at auction at our salesroom on
Monday September so, at II O'Clock NJ, by order
OF A. Hahn administrator the undivided five
eehhs interest in the property at JIG Gilbert ST.,
west side, 125 sonth of Brannan ST. improvements
consist OF houses one OF 4 renements OF rooms
month"; lot 25xS0, being the property os the estate
of Harriet Miles, deceased. Terms OF sale-l0 per
cent on the fall of the hammer and the balance on
approval of the Probate Court. Instruments of
sale at the purchasers expense.
PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
@o05O A NEW suB Essr;a I'll 2-sToRy
Foundation; all modern improvements; 25xl14;
2Sth st.
$4,000 HOUSES OF Rooms ms, AND An D
ton; stone walks: street accepted; lot 1877 6x71
rent $50 above the wafer; good investment; Clay
street.
Sll0O. near Hy Se and nd Union sis AM N0
tOnO COR. ON DUPONT ST.; 2 FLATS
O4UUU. and cottage: rent $3l; 22x7G; part
cash.
0.1OOO MASON ST; 2-STORY RESI-
ID fJUV. dence OF IL rooms and bath and lot
30x69.
C.O6On LARKIN ST: NICE BA Y-WINDOW
eDOOOU. cottage of rooms and bath; conser-
vatory; brick foundation; stone walks; ~ 1895.
G0H0O LOMBARD ST.; GRAND MARINE
oDCOOO. views; window cottage of rooms
and bath; brick foundation stone walks; street
work done complete; lot 26x137:6
0Cd00 ON EASY TERMS; A BEAUTIFUL
eDAtOO. bay-window cottage of rooms and
bath; brick foundation; stone walks; finished
basement: sunny line OF Goth st.; 24x94.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery st.
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MINING

~ OLD MINES, QUARTZ AND A v e L.:
VI small investments, quick returns: 3 splendid
properties. g. G. BAKER, 1902, broadway, Oak.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL & CO,
" REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
IL MONTGOMERY ST
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CUTTER-ST. BUILDING LOT AT A TRANS
- fer point: 25x1O0 street paved and
accepted by the city; price asked
$l700, and we Will submit any bid
that is made, as the owner wants
cash.
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The Only Exclusive Country Real Estate Dealers
in San Francisco.
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TO EXCHANGE.


WANTED-IN EXCH ANGIE FOR GOOD CITY
about so miles of san Francisco; must have is or
20 acres bearing fruit and good house; principals
only need answer. Address Property, box 161,
this office.
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TERMINATION OF TRUST.
ESTATE OF CYNTHIA HOFF SHILLABER.
The real estate and property Of the estate of
CYNTHIA HOFF SH1LLABER, deceased, has
been placed in hands by the trustees, ED
WARD ]. LIE BRETON and WILLIAM HOFF
COOK, ESQS.
We offer for immediate sale, viz:
Market st., opp. Grant ave-: Nos. 727-729-731.
50X170; Stevenson-st frontage 20 feet.
Californa-st. flats; No. 729, with Nos. 1928
Grace terrace, in rear; plat "a 6x137 IS, with L.
Hof ave-, Sc. cor. 18th st.. residence; 102x
1875.
Hoff ave.. bet. 18th and 18th. Valencia and Mis-
sion sts.: modern hats Sos. 2l-23-25-27-29-313 3-
35-37- 3941-43.
The title is perfect, and immediate possession
be given: we will accept bids upon the whole
any particular parcel OF the estate. For further
particulars apply
A ]. RICH & CO., Real Estate Agents.
112 Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel.
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Gle OO0 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP,
epIO.OOO. erty: only blocks from Market
ST.; lot 25xSO.
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HOUSES TO LET.

y gas fixtures; large cellar and vard sic s so'
with water and ashman. s57 Harrison ST. bet 1
Fifth and Sixth. ~ 9'.' Oe.'
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER Of
l. fered-2 beautiful modern flats of
and rooms and bath each hand
somely tinted and papered through
out; large lot, S0x110; building cost
over $500; lot is worth at least
$4,000. The owner of this property
will accept within the next few
days $550O. Don't fail to see it,
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On4OOO FOR SALE; BARGAIN EXTRA
SOUUU. ordinary: inyestgate our offer, in
spect homes; modern, substantial, beauti-
fully finished houses, containing finished base
ment kitchen, dining and breakfast room, 8 bed
and guaranteed as represented; now open for In
spection; north line of Waller ST., near Masonic
ave. J. sTlERLEN, builder.
0O6O0 $1,000 CASH BALANCE TO SUIT
eDOCOO. purchaser; neat one-ssory house, B
rooms; bay-windows: lot 75x110 feet barn,
ETC.. good well of water: south side OF Ney ST.. 70
feet east from CTaut. College Homestead Associa-
tion OFF Mission ST.. near st. Mary's College. APP
ply to owner on premises or CHAS. c. FISHER,
BOT California st.
O100 SO 1875: n. SIDE LoBos ST., rs FIT
citation.
$l75-25x125: S. side Montana St, 4e5 feet E.
OrZaba; Railroad Homestead Association. CHAS.
G. FISHER, COZ California st.
A FREb----- ---CATALOGUE
~ FREE-------- CATALOGUE
oC00 CASH DOWN; BALANCE IN PAY
tDAOO ments: elegant Broom modern cot
tage; lot 25xl14 near carlines;
must be sold this week; any reas-
enable offer entertained.
eCe0O GOOD FLATS. NEAR NINTH
sDAOOO. ST.: rents 1872; worth $500; must
,pCOOO. half block from Market street and 8
blocks from the new City Hall i;
rents $50; all rented.
GES00 HALE CASH; FLATS; RENTS
,DOOOO. $53; near Suffer and Mason streets
oHQO0 NEARLY NEW FLATS; IN
IDOOOO. sight of tho Hlbernia Bank; rents
$40 year; ali rented.
Gle OOO COR. STORE AND 7 FLATS:
tDIO.OOO. nearly new; opp. Plaza; rents
$l40 a month"; offer entertained.
q 90 S0O BUSINESS Properly, NEAR
tDOA.COO. Tivoli: lot 25x137; well rented.
QOS O0O BUSINESS PROPERTY WITH
.pAO.OOO. in a block of the Chronicle; pays
2 per cent.
nS0 OO0 ELEGANT CORNERS: look 100
.pOO.OOO. feet: partly improved income
5000 per month; on Golden Gate
avenue, near City Hall this prop
erty could be MADE to pay hand
somely.
NOS 0On COR. BUSINESS PROPERTY:
sDOO.OOO. stores; within block of the
Baldwin.
A. M. SPECK 81 CO.,
602 Market ST. opp. Palace.
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DOR CASH RENT-2000 ACRES CONTRA
II Costa County farming and grazing land: rum
ming water; all fenced c. FISHER, POS POWELL
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O1O OOO SUFFER- ST, NEAR TAYLOR
spIA.OOO. Substantial 2-story and basement
house of Is rooms and BATH under q
lease, the tenant making all repairs
this Is a waydown price for Suffer
street,
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HUNTERS PARADISE AND HOG AND
N duck ranch; IS acres tule 10 acres hard land
in the heart Of the Sonoma marsh: creeks on 8
sides; 2 duck-ponds fresh water: ] mile from 2
stations: good landing D. I'll. TWING, Sonoma
City, Cal.
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w ILL EXCHANGE FOR A BUILDING LOT
w A residence nicely located in the
Western Addition and leased for 2
years.
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EDwIN X. ALsIP & CO.
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AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE SALE.

nOO0O 2 HOUSES OF 8 ROOMS AMI
snOOOU. bath each: bay-windows; brick foun
ton: stone walks: street accepted: lot 1877 :6x71
rent $50 above the water; good investment; Clay
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o. OOO STOCK OF POULTRY RANCH AT
pLUU. Fruitvale: acres fine fruit; close to
cars; rent $40; stock Of another place, horses
pigeons: 3 acres in fruit; strawberry bed; house
of rooms and bath; IA block from cars; price
5000; rent $l5. Apply room "a, Donohoe build
fpr I IN
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was well played by Mrs. Carr and Sigmund
Beel. Messrs. Heine and Gutterson gave
an artistic rendering of suite for two
cellos, by Pepper. The vocalist, Mrs.
Ernest II. Palmer, sang a dramatic aria,
by Bemberg, 'La Morte de Jeanne dare, !"
and song, ''Good- Night" by Dvorak, as
well as two encores. This lady has some
what cultural production, which gives her
voice the effect of a contralto in songs of
low compass. She sang with certain
amount of artistic feeling but on one or
two occasions, particularly in her second
encore. she forced her upper tones and
sang out of tune. 1t is but fair to say,
however, that Mrs. Palmers vocal efforts
were received with positive warmth by
large audience.
The cry of "No programmes !" was sadly
echoed by all but very early corners yester-
day. 1t is familiar plant at the Carr
Beel concerts, for, whether from accident
or design, there are frequently not enough
programmes to go round. 1t is possible
that to go programmeless is punishment
designed by the management for late
corners, but yesterday the punishment fell
on the heads of the innocent, for many
people who were comfortably seated be-
fore the performers appeared were con-
strained to meekly apply to their neigh
bors to know what came next
The CarrBeel concerts will be resumed
after the holidays.
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n an inquis ition of lunacy, and who
might more appropriately be examined by
physicians of their own sex.
Many OF these cases are transient in
their nature, arising out of temporary con-
ditions in illness peculiar to females. re-
curing sympathetic treatment, which can
never be as successfully given by men as
by women, whose intimate knowledge and
persona experience enable them to apply
those apt remedial measures, moral and
mental, which may alleviate or abrogate
the ailments of alienism.
The common cause of alienation among
women are beginning to be studied and
understood much better than before, and
cases that were wont to be pronounced in
durable after a superficial examination by
perfunctory physicians of the opposite
sex now yield to the patient and tactful
care OF women doctors.
On the Board of Examiners of San Fran
cisco are four men, appointed by the
Judges of the Superior Court at their an
nuai meeting in January. At the next
meeting proposition will be presented to
select from the numerous ladies practicing
medicine one, if not two, to act as ex-
aminer OF the female patients. If the lady
doctors unite on one or two of themselves
there can be no doubt that the Judges will
accept and appoint such selection.
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TO GO TO NEW YORK.
Ambrose Bierce Will Be Added to tn
journal Staff.

Ambrose Bierce Will Be Added to the
journal Staff.
Mr.. Hearst, the editor of the Examiner,
still continues TO draw on the Pacific Coast
for writers and newspaper men.
1t is pretty well settled now that he will
have Ambrose Bierce go to the Journal,
Mr.. Hearst's Eastern newspaper property,
where the writer of Prattle will be expected
to familiarize himself with the manners
and peculiarities of the Atlantic Coasters.
Whether or not Mr.. Bierce can retain his
health there is no. known, as for the past
few months he has been subject to asth-
matte troubles. California is the most sat
capacity to stand the violent changes OF
the other side can only be settled by a trial.
Mr.. Bierce has about recovered from the
shock and injury OF falling off his bicycle
has given up wheeling altogether.
Mr.. Hearst since his purchase of the
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jected. He said that he was captain and
it was his right to have discretionary
power as to the officers who served with
him. He wanted to be assured of their
loyalty, and so he proposed that further
elections be postponed.
There was bitter conflict then. Major
Halsted of the brigade staff who pre-
sided, objected, and SO did Colonel O'Con-
nor, but the men of the company were
with the captain and voted to postpone
the election.
When the election for lieutenant comes
up Lieutenant Judge may have some trou-
BILE in retaining his place, as there will be
much opposition. Second Lieutenant
West is friendly to Captain Warren, and
these two will have considerable to say as
to who shall be third officer.
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F'S ELECTION.
1t Raises Much Opposition and Some
Excitement Among Officers
and Men.

Ii RAISES Much OppOSlt1On anu Some
Excitement Among Officers
and Men.
There were lively times at last Mondays
election in Company T of the Third Infan-
try, N. G.. c., and there will be another
lively time when the next election is held
there.
The election was for the purpose of elect
ing captain to succeed Captain Frank w.
Warren, who has commanded the COM
pany for some years. Captain War
rem ran for the place again, and OPP
posing him was Tim Sullivan, for
merly private in the company, but now
inflamed with an mbitlon to command it.
At first, so Captain Warren says. the Off
GERS under him expressed loyalty to his
ambitions for command, but when it came
to vote he found that his first lieutenant
had gone over to the enemy and was act
ually supporting Sullivan.
1t is the custom in National Guard cleo
tions that when one officer is elected and
there are other vacancies to fill, these, too,
may be filled at the same election. Cap
tain Warren decided to have some say in
this, however, and when it came to ques-
ton of voting for first lieutenant he OBJ
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CARR-BEEL CONCERT.
The First Appearance in This City of a
New Octet.

The First Appearance in This City of a
New Octet.
The feature of the Carr Beel concert yes
terday was an octet for strings by Svend-
sen. 1t was played by Sigmund Beel,
John Josephs, Henry Siering, A. Solomon,
violins; Bernat Jaulus, Charles Heintzen.
violas; Louis Heine, Fred Gutterson,
cello.
There was no doubt about the success of
the octet; the audience applauded every
movement vociferously and the perform
ers fully deserved all the encouragement
they received. The delicate shading the
precision and the excellent phrasing that
have made the Saturday Popular quartet
a feature of these concerts were as conspic-
uous in the octet. The Svendsen mum Der,
in fact, was only another proof of the sue
cess of Sigmund Beel and his colleagues
in chamber music.
A sonata by Raft, for piano and violin,
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Adventures Of Captain Iddes in
the Clans Mackenzie and
Graham.
FEVER IN COMMAND
The Captain Died and the Young Mate
Had to Navigate the Ship
Home.

The British ship Clan Mackenzie, now
dlscharging at Union-street wharf, has
had remarkable career, and the captain
is able to keep tag with his vessel. To be-
gin with he is the youngest master in COM
mand of British ship in San Francisco,
and yet he has been through dangers that
would cause the bravest man to quail.
Captain Iddes has watched his vessel cut
down, and jumped to save his life as she
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BY WILL E. FISHER & Co.-Monday, December
3, Pianos, Rugs, etc, at Post ST., at IL O'Clock
BY EAsToN, ELDRIDGE d Co.-Tuesdev. De
cember 10, Rugs. at 625 Suffer street, at 80
O'Clock p. NJ.
BY EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & Co-Tuesday Dec.
II, Real Estate, at Salesrooms 63S Market street,
at IL o'clock noon.
BY 6 II. UMBsEN & Co.-Real Estate Saturday.
December IS at ] 2 o'clock noon at salesroom, IA
Montgomery street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

morrow evening.
CAL1FoRN1A THEATER-' The Gladiator" to-
morrow evening.
COLUMBIA THEATER-"A Fool for Luck"
AoRosCo's OPFRA-HoUsE-"The Burglar"
GIvoII oPFRA-BoUsE-'sThe Niikado"
CRPHEUM-Hi Ugh Glass Vaudeville.
Growers ALcAZAR.-"The Governor"
MACDoNoUGH TEEATER (OAKLAND)-" Wangn
Thursday evening, December u.
SHOOT THE CHUTEs Daily at Haight street
ere block east OF the Park.
CENTRAL PARK.-Baseba1I.
GOLDEN GATE PARK-Golden Gate Park Band
PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-Races tomorrow
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Racetrack Swindle.

W. 81. Heffernan, who says he is an actor,
was arrested at the Ingleside racetrack last
evening on the charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses. He represented himself to
lady as tout" and induced her to give him
So TO bet or. horse. The horse won, but Hef-
fernan did not return with the money. 1t was
found that he had made bet of 5 to and had
pocketed the money.
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Theyon an inanls ition OF lunacy. and who

harden ones self is all nonsense. They
don't do that any more. That's all past.
They know better"
The champion runner has come in from
New York. He and NJ. K. Kittleman.
whom he defeated, have been in the horse
business together for some time. Ryan is
medium sized man, native of Ireland.
and about 40 years old. He will be in San
Francisco some time, as he has come on to
attend the fast horseraces.
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Wanted for Perjury.

Mrs. Sarah ]. Dunlap was arrested yesterday
morning by Detective Ed Gibson on a warrant
from San Luis Obispo charging her with per-
Jury. Sheriff Ballou arrived last night and
will leave with her this morning. She was In
dicted by the Grand Jury for making a false
statement to the Assessor of the value of her
property.