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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29

Elegant Observation-Disclosures.
Southeast corner OF Capp and Adair sts near
Sixteenth, Howard and Mission. This handsome
pay -windowed modern property consists of store
and three French fats of seven, six and iour
and BATH electric appliances etc; rent $91 per
month: basalt blocks in street; cement stone
walks; electric and cable cars; corner lot, 25x70
feet
Elegant Residence-Pacific Heights.
South side (No 2O29) OF Vallejo, 1877 IS feet east
of Buchana an ST.: eight rooms and bath: basement
and attic: electric appliances: gas fxtures grand
marine view; Pacihcave cable; large lot, :6x
1S7 IS feet.
Pacific Heights-Investment Property.
North line (Nos 3116 and 3l1s) of Washington,
1868 west of Baker ST.; comprises (No. 311o) two
handsome French flats. the upper one of eight
rooms, bath and attic. lower fiat four rooms and
bath: (No. 3l1S) an elegant dwelling of ten rooms
and bath: tinted walls and modern improvements
throughout the property; architecture artStically
designed: cement stone walk; street in bituminous
rock; Sacramento and Jackson st. cables; lot 50x
127:S14 feet.
Castro Heights-Corner Business Lot.
Southwest corner Of Castro and Twenty-ffth sts.
Commands fine view and ls adyautegeously To-
Gated Tor business; CasLro-st. cabe lot 2oxS0 feet.
Grand Property in the City of Petaluma,
the Metropolis of Sonoma County.
Southeast corner Of Washington and Keller SITS.
Comprises the Brooklyn Hotel of Al rooms; three
cottages Of seven rooms each and basement; large
stable, carriage and other buildings is in the GEN.
trail part of this thriving city and is sold to close; it
can be made a large-payng Investment; look at
the size of this corner lot 1OOx ll9 feet to an alley.
For catalogue, terms, ETC., inquire OF
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE s. CO..
63S Market ST. Auctioneers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
The Mamma in Interior Samoa
Is It, So DR.. P. E. Wolff
States.
THEY ARE WORTH $500 EACH
The Famous Explorer Discovers
New Whaling Ground-HiS Dan
gers in New Guinea.

Professor P. E. Wolff, ND, Ell, a
noted naturalist and traveller, who has
been exploring British New Guinea and
the Solomon, Friendly and the Fiji Islands
for the last four years, is in the City.
He came by the Warrimoo to Victoria
and thence down by coast steamer. He
brought boxes and bales of meteorological
and chronological specimens, some of which
are entirely new.
The doughty professor, who has ex-
pIered many wild countries during the
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29

The old iron horse. Logan, showed to
good advantage in the concluding event OF
the day, mile dash, with but four start
ers. Imp. Santa Bella held sway in the
ring at to 2, with Logan at one stage as
good as 2H to !, which price was later
played down to 8 to S. Goodwin II went
out with great showing of speed, setting
a hot clip to the bend for home. Shields,
on Logan, then shook his mount up, and
taking the lead won cleverly by length
from Scihetar, VINO came fast and nipped
the place from the favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
NEW TO-DAY.
CANCER
ON FACE CURED
By DR.. C. A. Haseall, 1902 Market st.

DR.. Hascall referred to me in last Sundays is.
sue as one he had cured of cancer. l wish to
say to those who are suffering from cancer II
any one can cure you he can. My treatment
with him was for large caulifower cancer on
face and neck. 1t had reduced me in flesh un-
til was so weak could hardly get to his office.
My stay at the Sanitarium was three weeks. In
four weeks had gained fifteen pounds and
was all healed up in six weeks. His treatment
does not burn it out, but seems to kill the can
Ger completely and is not painful. ii you have
cancer don't wait but go to see him at once.
Respectfully. W. r. DE FREES,
Arlington House. Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
HORACE HAYES ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Ninth and Howard Streets.

Large and elegant piece of business property
the southerly corner OF Ninth and Howard sts.,
comprising FIVE STORES and FIVE FRENCH
FLATS On Ninth st. and SIX RESIDENCES on
Howard st. This magnificent piece of business
property has future outlook that cannot be ex-
celled in the city. Ninth ST is the coming promi-
nent south Of Market ST. business street. The size
of this large and valuable lot. 100 feet Ninth by
1S5 feet on Howard ST., cornering Caroline st.,
is one of the largest pieces of property now intact
in this city, and prominent corner TO improve
with fine stores, grand hall, theater and French
tenements-imprOved in this manner would make
1t the best paying property in the city. Ca0italists
and spectators should examine this Full rents,
S42S per month. Cable and electric lines surround
the property. Streets in basalt rock and accepted
by the city. Corner lot, 1O0x1S5 feet.
ALSO-Belonging to the same estate, southeast
line of Howard. 225 feet southwest of Ninth street,
and southerly corner of Howard and Caroline
streets This valuable corner contains four French
fats. Full rents, $SS per month This Is good
property to improve with store below, which would
rent readily. Howard-street electric, Ninth and
Tenth street cable. Central location. Large lot,
Al :4x100 feet Terms. on both pieces, one-half
cash, balance in one and two years; interest per
cent per annum.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
A Veterans Funeral.

Erwin B. McElroy, veteran OF the late war,
who served three years in Company c, Fourth
Ohio Volunteers, died in Newark, Alameda
County, on the oath inst The funeral will be
held at the hall OF George H. Thomas Post No
2, G. A. X, this afternoon at l o'clock. Rev.
Charles 0. Brown, comrade of the post, will
deliver m emorial address. Frank Coftin's
quartet will furnish vocal music. Paul Volk-
man, bugler Light Battery D, United States
army, will sound "taps." The interment will
be in George II. Thomas Post plat, National
Cemetery, Presidio.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
REFEREES SALE.
THE MAGNIFICENT
MI MAN5IoN.
Southeast Corner of O'Farre1l and
Cough Streets,

And lot 6Ox137 IS feet. with on southeast cor
ner 30x34:41a feet. The subdivisions of this man.
rooms and large hail. which open together, making
one grand room of the entire foor kitchen, but
first floor annex: five large bedrooms, dressing
rooms, bathrooms, toilets etc, second floor;
space for three large rooms in attic; storerooms,
coalroom, wineroom. and laundry in basement;
basement c"mented: large handsome grounds;
streets btuminiZed and baSalt rock: front walk
cement stone; surroundings cannot be excelled:
neighbors are OF the tirst-cass order; car accom-
modationS not excelled. Terms-CaSh; III per
Superior Court; deed at expense of purchaser;
tax for fiscal year 1S96-97 to be paid by pur-
chaser. N BIO examine this property please
obtain card from the auctioneers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29

No TROUBLE from mosquitoes, feas or poison
oak if you have Mitchell's Magic Lotion.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
1.-THE CALL" RACING CHART.

neeing.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29

the particular friend of Sarah Bernhardt
and Max O'ReIl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Eek IN DIFFICULTY AGAIN.

Tom Ecx. the famous manager OF re-
ccrd ana exhibition riders, 10 again in
dtfficulty with the national racing
tcard OF the l.. A. W., anu until the
difficulty Is sdjustet Tom cannot secure
record sanctions nor can the men under
his direction secUre recognition of any
records taey may make.
Ihis Is the ouicome OF protest dled
against Eek by the managers OF the
State fair at Portland, Me. Johnson was
billed TO appear at the fair snd rids an
exhibition against time. He didn't ap-
pear. The same trick Is alleged to have
been PLAYED by Eek yesr ago.
Eek, when prepared for on onslaught
against time at Nashville. wired Gideon
for sanction, with the usual one weeks
notice. which resulted in the Po and
ansir being dug up and presented to IA q
notice OF the veteran trainer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. e.-All the pre-
cincts In California have been heard from.
with the exception of 1875, and Mckinley g
plurality in the State is 6l96, loss of s7s
votes during the day. The missing
precincts are In remote sections, and will
not be heard from for several days. They
cannot materially change the result, az
their total vote in 1892 was only 4246. In
thst year these precincts gave Cleveland
20e8, Harrison 1892 and Weaver 356, a
plurality for Cleveland over Harrison OF
3O6. There may be q slight gain for the
Democrats this year, but It is safe to say
from that Mckinley carries the State oy
at least 5000 votes. The Congressional sit
uation Is much in doubt. So far an
known the Republicans have elected
three Congrsssmen and the Democrats 2.
The Legislature will bs Republican in
both branches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
A I,ig Football Game.

The football game between Yale and
Princeton which is to take place on Man
haitian field, New York, Nov. 81, will be
one of the rlost Important of the sea-
pon and the rival universities arc mani.
Testing enthusiastic interest I'm the event
Mcssrs Garrison Of Yale and Andrus of
Princeton pat IN some time together in
Now York arranging for the details Of the
match, md their reports to their respect.
I've colleges proved entirely satisfactory
The usual special stands and otncr requi-
site accommodations will be provided, and
q very large attendance Is expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Jos. Hart, Keiih's Next Week.

Joseph Hart in "a Gay Old Boy" will
be the attraction at Keith's next week.
commencing Monday, Nov. 9. Joseph
Hart In "A Gay OLD Boy" has been seen
here before. He will doubtless do a
big business. MIR. Hart was long identi-
Ned with Frederick Hsllen and tho two
were rated high in their profession. With
q special play, q powerful management,
and a most excellent support, his sue
cess Is assured. Miss Carrie DE Mar, the
dsshing sou brette, the great Fleurette,
AL Leech. Frank Gardiner, are among the
people who will aid Mr.. HaN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
STANDING OF THE POLO TEAMS.
AMERICAN rRorrERs GO ABROAD.


The steamship Prussia OF the Hamburg.
American line will take away from New
York today the largest and most repre-
sentative lot OF American trotters ever
shipped to Europe. The consignment fur
nishes additional evidence OF the growing
popularity and utility of our trotters
across the water.
The great bulk OF the shipment belong
Ing to b. Tsppan, an American owner,
trainer and driver, long resident in
Vienna. is primarily for racing purposes,
sfter which they will be put in the breed
Ing stud. Tappsn's lot Includes the brown
stallion Qusrtcrmsrch, record 2:l1s,,
foaied 1859, by Qusrtsrmas,er- = Dolly
Waters, by Dir Walter. Tappan will take
him to Russia for the January racing on
Abe ice track at ~. Petersburg. w here he
~ili meet many other american horses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

Arrangements hayo been made for the
annual cross country run between Cor
nell and pennsylvania The contest will
take place In Philadelphia on Thanksgiv-
lng day. Invitations have been sent to
Yale, Harvard and Princeton to compete.
In the event OF an acceptance IL would de.
eide the college championship for tho year
TIE race viii come of over the national
course In Fairmount park, which is five
miles long The race will be a prelude to
he hig Thanksgiving day football game
between Pennsylvania and Cornell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

Lshieh University has protested Bar
clay, captain of the Lafayette football
sesm, and she may not come Saturday
TO play tho game scheduled for that date.
\ con n!erence was held Wednesday night,
snd the Lehigh men returned to report
the result, which was that Lafayette in
sisted that Barclay was properly on the
team.
Lafayette received word yesterday af-
ternoon that LehiRn sustained iha protcs
OF the COMMITTEES. Professor F A. March,
Jr., on behalf Of the alumni committee
replied that Lafayette would not recog-
nize the protest No reply has been re-
csived. Whether Lehigh will refuse to
clay Is not known here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
GIVE IT UP.
Continued from page /.
he American people. and their will is

the American people. and their will is
law"
This message was first submitted 10
| Mrs. Bryan. and then. after being
amended in some slight particulars, 80
as 10 conform TO suggestions made by
her, was given 10 the press. While writ
| ing the message and after IL was com
/ pleted. Mr.. Bryan chatted pleasantly
with the newspaper correspondents, in
dicating by his manner that he felt re-
lieved 10 have the matter definitely de-
termineG, even though the result was ad-
verse 10 him He also showed very
plainly that Senator Jones message was
no surprise 10 him. as IL indeed was not,
for as those who have been In his con-
ldepce know, he had considered the bat
tie as practically lost ever since the first
night after the election. He, however
felt that Ii would be both discourteous
and unwise TO give out any intimation
10 this effect until the national commit
tee had spoken.
Mr.. Bryan announced that he would at
once issue an address but he declined
10 make any statement, or to submit 10
an Interview, further than TO say that the
fisht for silver had just begun. IL is
known to be his purpose TO devote much
OF his time I'm the future TO educating the
people 70 the acceptance OF his views on
the financial question, and IL is intended
TO sound the keynote in the paper which
he Will issue. lie will dwell upon the ef-
focts OF a single gold standard. and will
urge the advocates of DImetallism TO
maintain their organizations. and use
their utmost endeavors in behalf Of this
cause until 1t wins at the polls.
Mr. Bryan also declined to outline his
future plans. or to give his opinion as TO
the causes which led 10 his defeat II r.
quite certain. however. that he will be
tempted by none of the fiattering offers
which are coming to him to oleave Lincoln.
He will remain about his home for the
next few weeks. recuperating. for, while
not exhausted by the duties OF the cam
paign, he confesses TO a feeling OF lam
guor, as a result OF the ardious labors OF
the past four months. Ii is also believed
that Mr.. Bryan considers that the result
OF the election has in II much TO encour-
age the advocates OF independent action
by this country on the question OF the
free coinage of silver
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Plays BY Frohman's New York Empire
Theater Company.

The advance sale for seats for the en-.
gagement OF Charles Frohman's Empire
Tneater Company, which opened this
morning at the Providence Opera House.
is progressing rapidly. Seats have been
In demand and the excellence OF the or
ganization, together with the new plays
which they will present, arc natural
causes for this state OF affairs. The re-
pertoirs as arranged will be "Bohemia. -
by Clyde Fitch on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. "The benefit of a Doubt. %
Arthur Wing Piuero's latest play, on
Wednesday evening; the ever attractive
"Sowing the Wind" will form the Dill
on thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
~ we'll az on the Saturday matines. The
company includes Miss Viola Allen. Mr..
William Faverh ham, Miss Elsie de Wolf,
Miss May Robson, Miss Ida Conc uest.
Mr.. Robert Edeson, Mr.. j. +. Dodson,
Mr.. Ferdinand Gottschs Mr.. W. H.
Crompwon, and Mr.. jameson Lee phin1
ney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

wssleysn has inpro,ei lr,atIy under
coach Frank Msson. who has been assist
% BY Wells, the old Mssle;ap center.
joe flm' prcbiniv will have a chancs
- tiy and reverse the awsrd Davo sulli-
act from him IN boston some month.
sro. iom O'kourke. eb, e. now on
s'st 10 Lotion. has prom e! 10 give =
b'rse for Eirs ana sailisan. providing
The latter defeats Csspi-n Leon in ths
boat st New York November "a. Elms
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
YALE WILL WATCH rRrSoprox.

Captain Murphy has oecidei to bring
the ms'n bers OF the Yale eleven to ,hi,
city today to give them a solid nights
Sest before meeting Brown tomorrow a.
Adelaide Park. All OF the coacher, and
several OF the players will. instead OF fac
Ing Brown. 60 to Cam bridge to get a line
on Prineeton. Reports have reached New
Haven that Prime. ton has some nsw
methods OF attack that no coilegs can
stop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
The Way of An Futile ThInr.

Chicago, Nov CIV. ID. Bynum. chair
man OF the national committee. says that
no further efforts will be made TO keep
alive the National Democratic party. II
failed to poll its two per cent in Illinois,
and has no existence as a party organiza-
ton In this state. II will be unable to
figure In municipal or state politics, and
could not put candidate on any official
ballot except by petition. The party il.
therefore ,defunct. and has resolved itself
into Its primary constituents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
THE WITCHES BEATEN.
they GO Down Before Fall Rivers In Their
Own Rink.

About 700 people Assem- bled in the rink
on North street, Salem, last evening, to
witness the league polo game between
the Salem and Fall River teams. The
game was devoid Of exciting incidents,
with the exception OF the work OF Hip
son OF the Sslems, who Gagged the ball
twice from the spot In four seconds. The
visitors won py a score OF to 3. The
Summary;
Cotter C., Everett hb., Curley z.
:. SALEM Hipson lr., Wiley Pr, Maynard c.,
Eurbuah hb Heffaruau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

OeWiu's witch Haz Saive IL N an.
! sen'ir. sooth NC and hetli lg application
icr 'urns. scsids. cuts, hruFes. etc., and
cnlos nii"s ike mscic. ID instantly stop,
y IN.
Josepa s. Johnson's i'ha macy. 80,
Mostniaster street: Metzge-s Ph ,r,na~y
zSD Norih Main street; Alfrcds pct.
macy, sli Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Still Looks Ranuhlican

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 6.-Indications
point that the next legislature will be
Republican on joint ballot by a small
majority, insuring the election of Re-
publican senator. to succeed Senator
Hansbrough. There seems to be no rea-
son to change previous estimates Of 5000
Republican majority on the national
ticket In the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Safc For nryan

Raleigh, Nov. 6.-The presidential
ticket in this state appears to have been
elected for Bryan, " a majority of from
to0O TO $4,000 Russell (Rep) is elected
governor. by not less than 1900 ma
Jorlty. The other Republican Populist
fusion state officers are elected by 40,-
GOO, except lieutenant governor. who has
"a reduced majority
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06

"Anno"r hipts MILE IN bS SECONDS.
stanley Csrrows, with a 40. mile brrez.
81 MS psck, st Denver, Col, vest ,rday
broke worlds record for fat riding en-
the road. lie cove-e1 re 'sured mile in
bss., and the periormsnto is duly ttte,tso
by those VINO were chosen tiLe pre,ent.
bArrows does net In an, thing save glory
by the fest. and ne Gees not desire 10
repest u either, owing 10 the die,dful
uncertsinty OF keeping his seat wbiIe rio /.
ing at that rste
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Claimed by Both Sides.

Louisville, Nov. Con the strength Of
additional returns for the Eleventh dis
trlct, Chairman Roberts OF the Republi-
can committee is now confidently claim
ing the state for Mckinley by over 1000.
Chairman Sommers is likewise claiming
II. but gives no figures The Times makes
the most conservative estimate yet Of
fered, which gives the state to Mckinley
by about 1000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
isaslIY Demncrnflr.

st. Louis. Nov. 6.--According 10 latest
returns the house of representatives Of
,he state legislature will cossist OF 81
Democrats 20 Republicans and II Popu-
lists. -Four districts are In doubt. and n
have not reported. The plurality for
Bryan I'm the state will be between SO. 900
and 10000. and for stephens. for governor,
oXer 4O 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Plurality of 10000.

Montpelier. VT, Nov. 6.-Returns from
the small towns In the state are very
slow in getting in, and 1t will be several
days before all are heard from. Thus far
they give Mckinley 46,901; Bryan, 9,2l5;
Palmer, 1881; Levering, 626; Bryan and
Watson, AL; the Republican plurality.
1855. III the percentage of Republican,
gain continues. Mckinley plurality will
be 1891. 5000 more than ever given for
presidential electors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
wyoming In Doubt.

Cheyenne. Nov. 6.-Returns to the
Democratic committed show plurality
for Bryan electors of sos, aNd for Osborn
for congress $50. The Republican state
committee claims absolute election OF
one elector and probably the election Of
two, by 25o; also election of congressman
and separate judge by 400. The commit
tee estimates state Legislature will be AZ
Republicans and IA Democrats on joint
ballot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
In Democratic Column.

Kansas City. Kan, Nov. 6.-Kansas has
without doubt elected Bryan electors.
This is conceded by Republican state
Chairman Simpson. The Democrats will
probably have four or five OF the eight
congressman, and will more than likely
have the legislature. ensuring the elec-
ton Of Populist United States senator.
to succeed William A. PETER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Mckinley In the Lead.

Sioux Falls. Nov. 6.--The result in this
state Is still in doubt. The returns are
not I'm from IS counties. All but $4,000
votes are now tabulated. Mckinley has
a lead OF Gso. Populist Chairman Bowler
claims the state FOR Bryan by 5O0 Re
publican chairman Elliott claims IL for
Mckinley by 200.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Latest FROM peIaware

Wilmington. Del, Nov. McKinley's
majority In Delaware will be from 5000
70 1000. Tunnel, for governor. 1900:
Handy Qree silver). for congress. 2400.
The legislature Is Democratic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
The uonsier Vote

indianapolis. Nov. 6,-Complete un-
official returns from every county in In
diana show McKinley's plurality to be
20,364. Chairman Martin of the Dem
ocratic state committee, being asked for
his opinion on the result I'm Indiana, said:
"on the face Of the returns the Repub-
licans have carried the state by from r.
900 To 1900"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Over 10000 Majority.

Wheeling. Nov. 6.-McKinley's ma.
tority over Bryan in West Virginia is
estimated at 1887. This is based on
actual returns I'm the hands OF the Re-
publican state committee. A few scat
tering districts are to be heard from, but
by giving the Democrats all they claim,
the majority remains as stated above.
The probabilities are that when all re-
turns are in the figures given may be
increased somewhat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Hanna Congratulates California.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 6..-Chairman 10
Mclaughlin of the State Repu blicsu
communities has received the following
despatch from NJ. A. Hanna: "You
have done your work well and / congrat.
ulate California"
Chairman Mclaughlin has requested
every town in tho State to hold ratifics-
tion meetings next Saturday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-06
Holcomb Run Ahead of Bryan.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns from A out Of the 90 counties OF
the state, received at Populist head
quarters, give Bryan 1896 majority. and
Hoicomb (fusion). for governor, 10,645.
1t Us estimated from these figures that
Bryan's majority in the state will be
about $4,000. and Holcomb's about $4,000.
The Populists and Democrats conceded
the election of Strobe Rep) to congress
from the First district, and of Mercer
Rep.) in the Second. Fusion candidates
carry all the other congressional dis
tricts by large majorities. Republican
Chairman Bost claims that Bryan's ma.
jority in the state will not exceed 5000.