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REV. F. FLAWITH'S RETORT
He Denounces Statements Made by
Mr.. Mccoy of the Y. NJ. C. A.
as False.

Mr.. Mccoy of the Y. NJ. C. A.
as False.
The members of the new San Francisco
Institute of Applied Christianity do not
take kindly to the explanation given by
Secretary Mccoy of why he denied the in
stitute meeting-place in the 7. NJ. g. A.
building, as published in yesterdays CALL.
In his interview, Mr.. Mccoy stated that
he offered the institute room for one
Tuesday night, and not.a permanent meet
ing place. Among other matters. he re-
ferred to the controversies in the lnsti-
tute meetings over the teachings OF DIR.
Heron.
Last evening Rev. M. ]. Ferguson stated
that he wished to place the institute before
the public in its right light and he read
statement of principles, which was
adopted.
Mr. Ferguson stated that Rev. F..
Flawith, who had the interview with Nc
Coy, was unable to be present at the meet
ing, but had sent the following letter:
Dear Brother Mccoy is false. Nothing was
ever said about zone evening"" know that
he meant all right at first, and | know one per-
son spoke to him. Then he backed down.
l hope you will give the public to under
stand that the institute meetings are
to study the teachings OF Christ
rather than Professor Herron's or any
mans, excepting in so far as they seem to
agree with it.
He speaks of controversies in Our meet
ings. would show them that the ministers
meetings, "Varley's meetings" are more con-
troversial than our institute meetings
They, the Y. NJ. C. A, have every week de-
batting class on most every controversable sub
jeet imaginable, and il Mccoy is afraid OF the
dollar being spoken of he would be more than
liable to hear of it there.
Mccoy asked me if we wanted to meet every
week. replied, Eyes, for the present, but
after awhile possibly once every two weeks"
This showed that he understood me. Further
he knew we had place TO meet and did not
more central place. Yours, etc.. F.F.
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to let them go, giving the Oakland case
precedence. The three were arraigned
yesterday and they all pleaded guilty.
Wo1seley's Hospital Afire.
At 1:50 this morning fire started in
an unused attic room of DR.. Wolseley's
hospital, at Twelfth and Madison streets
For time it looked as though the flames
would spread through the mammoth
structure, but by active work the fire was
confined to the upper portion. At 2:10
the fire was Under control. The principal
loss viii be by water, as the upper floors
were deluged.
Held to Answer.
Paolo Centine the Italian shoemaker who
stabbed Giovanni Tore, another shoemaker,
will have his trial before the Superior
Court. His preliminary examination was
held yesterday morning in the Police
Court, when he was bound over to the
Superior Court The charge is assault to-
murder.
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ST. ANTHoNY,S CHURCH.

Republican County Committee, said that
he did not care to express an opinion on
the matter save that he did not think there
would be any objection offered by the State
Central Committee.
1.-The County Committee has no voice in
the matter" said Mr.. Manwaring. "Messrs.
Pepper and Kelly fixed that in drafting
the bill creating the Commissioners. They
took all power, from the City Committee
and vested it in the central body. Whether
this was quite right was left for the Legisla-
ture to decide, which it did. / do not care
to express any opinion regarding the APP
pointments. l know Mr.. Castle very well,
politically, but Mr.. Foster l only know by
reputation
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street, and was one of the sufferers by last
heaned mon Rim YESTERDAY He went over ert to
Alameda to see if he could obtain work He
was standing on the platform OF one of the
carriages, and as the train turned sharply
round curve he lost his balance, and to save
himself from falling under the wheels jumped
off. His elbow was fractured and his eyes and
face bruised He was attended to at the Re-
ceiving hospital.
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sCHEEL UNDER BAN.
Must Employ Union Men at the Nj
chanics' Fair

Must Employ Union Men at the Me-
chanics' Fair.
Following upon the heels of the an
nouncement made last Saturday in the
CALL that Conductor Fritz Scheel would not
again lead the Park Band unless he was
renstated as member of the local Mu-
sicians' Union, comes similar ban issued
by the board of trustees of the Mechanics
Ins titute.
There was regular meeting of the board
last night. In the absence of Chairman
Lewis of that committee Rodney Kendrick
reported that a contract had been made
with Scheel, and the same was in the
hands of Secretary Culver,
Then arose the question of the authority
of the committee to make a contract of
this character and clause from the con-
stitution was cited to show that the con-
tract was worthless.
On this showing, the chair declared that
no contract existed. George Cumming
made q motion that a contract be entered
into with Scheel containing ali the stipu-
lations and specifications of the one drawn
up by the music committee, but contain
ing the additional condition that only
union men be employed. This met with
no opposition.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

] Wolfskill, Los Angeles WECarpenter, Marysville
Mrs w Miller, Ukiah Miss Frye, Ukiah
a Hammond, Redding MrsSW Rose Santa Clara
i l. COMBS. Napa Brown, st Joseph
w COlsen, Los Angeles J-T Frost Chicago
Nelson, Sacramento WDCampbell, LosAngeles
y = ftalsey, Sacramento J II Bfamer, Cal
} Bent, San Diego Geo Frost, Riverside
i Tart & W, Joliet, Ill Mrs f Mosap. Ill
MISS > shear, y Y T. Sloan, Malaga
a Rogers, Rockport A Hal&w. Point Reyes
a Allen, Los Angeles J L Smith, PlacerViile
~ FlIsbury, Boston w Maitland, Santa Cruz
PALACE HOTEL.
Robt Graham, Sacramto Clark, Monticello
W Hughes, U $ Dennis, Prena
L Marcuse, Shanghai Mrs A Wise Nevada
A Dowing, Boston BEW Wilson, Boston
zen w u Franklin, Bstn w Steele Boston
zen zen NJ / McMahon, Bstn Anderson d. w, Bstn
> q look Cook d W, Boston Miss Cooks, Boston
Mrs w B Bushnell, Sac II L Keller, Houston
"a r. II Sledmau Houston II Thompson, Houston
q j Phge d W, San Rafel S Gleed topeka
r. Rand Los Angeles w Leake, Sacramento
q A Hubbard, Kansas CT Mrs Hibbard, K G
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
II = Si 5e Los Ang w w Pringle, Martinez
Miss.B french, Snta Crz Allen Martin Loretto
Z II Springer, san Jose Miss ] Saulter Sn Rafael
T. Joseph, brooklyn Belle Barren, Coney Isld
Gail Clausen, Haywards d w SontbIvict DnIutb
~ SorGnlan, NaPa John Jarves, Pittsburg
9OHI IN victoria 7 Mink, Alcatraz Isl nd
Z Thoenet, Oakland
BALDWIN HOTEL.
w Nichols, Wash l. Less. 81 Toufs
Miss Nicholson, Vallejo G a T3galI pos,on
j J Groom, Glen Ellen w r. Rnrke LIS Aro
Suhn w I'll Edwards, Chicago
Mrs Hilton, Vallejo Capdeyela Fla
"A Barker Il ", Sn Jose ] Cain Newman
w Cogswell, Los Ang T Fitzgerald san Josa
ID J Cowan. Portland D Mars N v
p Lynch, n NJ Robb Port Costa
:. RUSS HOUSE.
j II Chambers, Renning II Boke. Napa
j b Sanford, Ukiah E A Frenzel Hollister
w Johnson, Lompoc Burns, Kansas City
III Thomas, Rio Vista ID Scott Napa
X w Smith, n FW Chaplin d w Sacto
Mrs b Howard Reno Mrs Il A Jordan, Reno
w II Iyron, Paso Robes A Steuart, Healdsburg
Miss ID NJ Cressey, N w r Ellis Salinas
Peterson, Decoto II Hughes, San Jose
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ALAMEDA.

Hattie Dixon, the young woman who
has been the subject of much curiosity
about. police headquarters, was yesterday
sentenced to pay a fine of $500, with the
alternative of 100 days imprisonment in
the County Jail. This sentence was i'm
posed after ascertaining that her past
record was not good. She evidently relied
upon her tears to engage the sympathy OF
the magistrate.
Hemorrhage of the stomach.
School Director C. A. Brown received the
sad news yesterday from Los Angeles Of
the death of his son, Lloyd, in that city
News was received of his illness on Mon
day, and Mrs. Brown left at once for Los
Angeles. Deceased was in poor health,
having been a sufferer from hemorrhages,
and went south in the interest of his
health He was 81 years of age and an
architect. He was married about year
ago, and his wife and young child only last
week went south to take up their resi-
dence. School Director Brown left yester-
day afternoon on the overland for Los
Angeles.
Relief Society Fantasma.
The Alameda Womans Exchange and
Relief Society will give a "tantasma"
under the direction of Professor Sherman,
on the evenings of the Sth and 9th inst,
at Armory Hall. Arrangements are being
made to secure forty young ladies to take
part in the programme. An effort is also
being made to secure the military, lawn
tennis team and football team.
Tramps More Numerous.
J. L. Henderson of Broadway made
complaint TO the railroad authorities OF
tramps at Fruitvale using box cars for
lodging purposes. Constable Morris ar
rested NJ. Donovan and F. A Call, who
were yesterday found guilty and received
sentences Of five days in the County Jail.
Jury Trial Demanded.
Janitor Charles Lambert, who was ar
rested Monday night for beating his wife,
demanded trial by jury, and failing to
procure bonds was remanded to the County
Jail until he can be accorded the constitu-
tutional right of hearing before his peers.
Another Grass Fire.
The Fire Department was called out We S.
terday afternoon for q grass fire at the cor
ner of Union street and San Antonio ave-
nue.. The flames spread over the entire
lot, to the great danger of adjoining resi-
dences. No damage was done.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-THE HIBERNIA saw
y INGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, plaintiff VS..
ANDREW FAY, ct al, defendants. =.
No. 40,553 Superior Court Department. No. l.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure.
Under and by virtue OF order of sale and decree
of foreclosure, issued of the Superior Court, De-
partment No. l, of the City and County Of San
Francisco, State of California the 9th day Of
wherein THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, the above-named plaintiff, obtained
judgment and decree of foreclosure against AN
DREW FAY, MARY ]. FAY (his wife) and B,
STURMAN, defendants, on the 18th day of No.
vember, A. d. 1894, which said Judgment and de-
cree was, on.the 29th day of December, A d. 1894,
recorded in Judgment Book 19 of said court, at
page 326, am commanded to sell all that certain
lot piece or parcel of land situate lying and being
in the City and County of San Francisco, State OF
California, and bounded and described follows:'
Commencing at point on the northerly line Of
Twenty fourth street. distant thereon one hun
bred and eighty Q80) feet eastery from the
eastery line of Castro street running thence east
erly along said line of Twenty-fourth street fifty
hundred and fourteen (114) feet; thence at right
angles westerly fifty 900 feet; thence at right
angles southery one hundred and fourteen (114)
feet 10 the point of commencement The same be-.
ing laid down the official map of the City and
County of San Francisco part Of Horner's Ad-
dition, block No. $50.
Public notice is hereby given that on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of July, A. D., 1895. at IL
o'clock noon Of that day, in front OF the new City
Hall, Larknstreet wing, in the City and County of
San Francisco will, in obedience TO said order of
sale and decree Of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or much thereof as may be
Judgment, with interest and costs. etc. to the
highest and best bidder, for lawful money gold
coin OF the United States.
RICHARD L. WHELAN. Sheriff.
San Francisco, June 19, 1895.
ToBrN & ToBIN, Hibernia Bank building, At
torneys for Plaintiff.
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The Wesleyan Methodists have 500 So.
cieties and a membership of 16, 1872.
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The Independent Methodists claim q
membership of 1869.
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The Free Methodist bodies have 11O2 so.
cieties and %, lib communicates.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

-
CHERRIES sALE-CHARLEs R. HOLMES,
- plaintiff, VS.. ROBERT SMITH EFT AL, de-
PENDANTS .---- -:
Sale. superior Court, Department No. g. No.
47,506 Execution. -. $50 -.
Under and by virtue OF ali execution issued out
Of the Superior Court, Department No. 3, of the
City and County OF San Francisco. State OF Calfor
above entitled. action, wherein CHARLES R.
HOLMES, the above-named plaintiff, obtained
Judgment and execution against ROBERT:
SMITH, defendant, on the 10th day of April,
cution recorded in the clerks Office of said
court am commanded TO sell all the right, title and
interest of the above-nam ed defendant, ROBERT
SMITH, in and 10 all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate, lying and being in the
City and County of San Francisco, State OF Cali
fornia and bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at the northeastery corner Of
Twentieth and Noe streets, thence northerly along
the eastery line of Noe street fftyseven (57) feet;
thence at right angles easterly one hundred and
fty-seven CD feet the northerly line of TWEEN
tieth street: thence westerly along said northerly
line of Twentieth street hundred and five (l05)
feet to place of beginning, being portion of Mission
block lot.
Public notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY,
the 26th day Of July, A. d, 1895, at IL o'clock
noon of that day. in front of the new City Hall,
Larkin-street wing, in the City and County of San
Francisco, will, in obedience to said execution,
sell all of the right, title and interest of the above
above-described property, much thereof aa
may be necessary to raise sufficient money TO
satisfy said judgment, with interest and COSTS
etc, to the highest and best bidder, for lawful
money of the United States.
RICHARD /. WHELAN Sheriff.
San Francisco July 3, 1895.
]. w. GOODWIN. rooms and 8, Mills building,
attorney for plaintiff
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Scheeving's Misfortunes.
John Scheeving, who lived at lob Freelon
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SIX O'CLOCK.
WEARY WOMEN WATCH FOR THAT
BLESSED HOUR.
Help for our WOrking.Girls and
Women Near at Hand.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERsJ
N the stroke of six ends the
MY< days work at stores, offices,
IL IN factories, mills, where women
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household, but
the great mass
of women work
for their daily
bread, All are
subject to the
same physical
laws /; all suffer
alike from the
same physical
disturbances,
and the nature
of their duties
often ouirklu
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A CENTS WANTED.

Young men in ST; Msry's and surround.
ing counties te sell the new book, "Jhs
War IN tie E1St." Sells well. Larrc pro
fits. Outfit 25 cents.
GENERAL AGENT, % Cbas. St.
May Z]-At Annapolis, Md.
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NEWS TN BRIEF.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Saturday, June 8.

Saturday, June 8.
Wolfe, the Carroll county burglar, was
sentenced to thirteen years in the peniten.
tory.
Heavy loss of life has been caused in the
Black Forest region of Germany by floods
resulting from cloudburst
A relief party of ten persons will sail
next month from St. Johns 10 bring Lieu
tentant Peary back from Greenland.
Maryland's share of the annual appro-
priation for the support of the State Naval
Reserves will be 1851.
Statistics have been prepared showing
the occupation of persons residing in the
United States above ten years of age.
William Crystal, while asleep on the b.
and z. Railroad bridge over Gwinn's falls
was struck by an express train and fell 20
feet
Colorado will run "silver special" train
to the National Republican League CON.
vention, to be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
June 10, with 800 boomers for free coinage.
Monday, June TO-
"Aisquith House, q Home for Working
Girls OF Baltimore" was incorporated.
There will be sixteen graduates at 1T.
Johns College, Annapolis, this year.
Henry Newcomb, farmer residing near
Petersburg, Va, was gored 10 death by a
bull
Senator Charles II. Gibson carried all
the districts in the Talbot primaries and
the county by large majority.
DR.. Ralph Swinburn, one of the Oldest
engineers in the world, died near Charles
ton, w. Va, aged ninety years.
The Queen Anne's democratic primaries
resulted in the election of twenty-'h-ee
Heating delegates TO The nom natipg cen.
vention and twelve Brown delegates.
So far ii is known that forty.t two persons
persisted in the floods at Koberdrdorf, the
Hungarian watering place, while tLirty
others are missing.
Mrs. Marion Reid, mother of Whitelaw
Reid, of the New York Tribune, died yes
terday at her home. near CedaryilIe, Ohio.
She was ninety-one years old.
Th'rty-eight buildings were more or less
damaged by fire yes sriay in or near the
block bounded by Monument, Front, For.
rest and Constitution streets, Baltimore
storck & Company, planning mill aud lum. |
Der dealers. and S. Fl. Tin'ey, door and |
sash manufacturer, were the heaviest losers.
but number of persons who lived in small ]
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Notice to Deiinquents.

ALL persons indebted to me for taxes
for the years 1892, 1893 and 1894 must settle
same on or before the 18th of August next,
as my bondsmen require that all settle
ments must be made on or before the lst
day of September next ensuing
JOHN Ii. PARSONS,
Collector 4th. 5th and 9Th districts.
June - -tdt
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For Sale By i. Naylor.

a fine seiecfinn Of flower plants. po,tci
pansies, VI per dozen: tariy and late cab
oalse plants IN large OF small quantities:
sweet potato spruafs ] also offer s1r sale
Ior tail planting, fine grape for an srbor.
IBIS vine contains ~ present from % 20
lVp punches Of rrapcs It's growth Is from
80 70 90 feet II can lxs seen nj any time
IN the garden ~ Mr.. Fsv. King Also, q
number Of other Varieties have In cult.
vatton 3 90 G acrsm Of vegetables, and all
orders left with Mr. Eenrer viett will
be promptly attended tn
How AND WHEn no PnUxE GRArRs-
When planted, II the vine is strong, leave
three buds; II weak, cut back 30 ;wo. This
can be done from the ist Of November un-
al the 18th Of March.
May 20 II. NAYLs0R, Leonardtown
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houses in the vicinity lost all or nearly all
oil their household effects.
A special 10 the Republic from Atlanta,
Ga, says; Senator John ID. Gordon ID
ont in card today announcing his per.
nianeat retirement from politics. This
paves the way for Hoke Smith 10 b. the
administration candidate for the Senate
with no opposition in administration ranks.
La view 81 Speaker Crisa's s:raightout dec.
ination for free silver, il looks nov II
these two men would lead the opposition
forces.
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HsE Advertisements.


LIE entire stock of goods in Edelen's
Store, Leonardtown, will be sold at cost
from this date, or entire stock will be sold
at one time, for reduction rom cost price.
10. +. MORGAN,
June -. 1S95.-2t Trustee.
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OBITUARY.

In loving remembrance of HATTIE ID.
WRlGHTSON (nec West who departed
this life June, 1890.
You are no: forgotten, daughter dear,
Nor ever will you be;
For as long as life and memory last,
We will remember thee.
BY her parents, w. T. and A. III. WEST.
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FOR SHERIFF.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

We present to the Democrats OF st Mary's
county the name Of Mr.. DERBY \. LYNCH
as a candidate for the House Of Delegates.
subject to the nomination. Mr.. Lynch's abili-
~ cannot be questioned aud we believe he can
materially aid the county 4th District
Mar - a5
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STEAMER ST. MARrs
Steamers WeStmofeland and Essex

Will leave Pier 2, Light Street every Sun
day and Wednesday at . p. m. for Patux.
ent River direct, as far up as Bristol. Re.
turning, will leave Bristol at 12 m. on Mon.
day and Friday at a. m, Milestone
p. m. for Baltimore. calling q: no wharyes
on Monday below L"'tch's except when
signalled from wharves ON the river for
passengers and perishable freight. On
Friday will call at all wharves, and only
take on passengers and pei shable freight
from those below Leitch's.
Freight received at Pier 9 Wednesday
and Saturday
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Office-Pier Light ST.
June 49,
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Died.

Died March 18th, CLAUDE ARLING
TON, on of VIM. z. and Mary Eliza Cul.
Tins, aged 2 years 8 months and z days
oh God We resign this soul 10 thee,
a reward for the dying Saviors love,
We hope TO meet whenever thou callest
In the reams of bliss above.
Tis hard to part in an earthly way,
From those we hold SO dear,
But solace and comfort is easy ID reach
When Jesus our Savior Ia standing near
BY his Aunt Katie.
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$25 REWARO.

I WILL PAY A REWARD OF TWEEN
L ty-five dollars for the delivery to me of
Levi j. Wise or information leading TO his
capture. Its publicly asserted that Wise's
whereabouts Is known to different parties
in the county. The Commissioner Court
has declined 20 offer any reward and will
pay the above amount out of my own peck
ct. LEO NJ. WATHEN,
May l6-tft Sheriff.