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&. SCHWARTZ PROTESTS,
His Feelings Lacerated bysthe Too Trr,e-
s.. :<= .quent Use Of His Name as : !.

F.. Postal INSPECTOR Erwin. has received a
letter OF 1inq uiry from +. Schwartz:assking
why the Postal ..Insp spector had. used.
name T.. Schwartz: as a.bait for the detec:
ton and capture of Joe johnson, who: bad
used the mailsfor sending lottery tickets:
ard the e-arrest"of Warren j.: Price, proprie-::
tor OF the. paper covered bookstore. at 1908
Market street, for m marketing by mail pub:
questionable character. -:
II: 's1Ilis This. is heresult from being mixed: up
With Schefne for the .pn bic good, - id:
Mr.. Sci chWarsz;.- i! MY name has been no
ticed IN. the papers.ln connection with the
Folsom:S rect Imp Club, and has.
been gross y: m snsed. :: # Ill:
:. 81 81 sent .a"lote to- Mr.. Erwin expressive
of my *i1j jured feelings, and: fold him Z
considered it. e exceedingly unkiud to as
sume that name. twice:as a participator-: * :*il
the sale of obscene. literature, and i begged
him that.it might never. happen again. :.
hy did; the .ins pector..not. choose
Smith or Brown or Jones. as: honey for his
.trap?: The: countless: possessors of. those
names would have. passed the. matter. bv;-
but. Sc }wartz---I. Sch wartzt: Search dill,
gently the. sign boards of :a:great city. and
you will:~discover a thousand names a
thousand times. repeated, but l. Schwartz,
never: y - = =. -. 3
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HAD A GUIDE.
A Kind Stranger Who Showed
!. Him the County Clerks
{ S: +. ). IS: Office. "
His Thoughtfulness Was Rewarded
by the Offer Of .a.Free. Mar e.
s. : q. ~.riage License. I:

:-:<F R. Danforth, the genital. Cupid of the
m arriag ge license: office meets many
strange individuals in the course OF his
duty, but the: queerest. of all came. across
: his path a few days ago==in the: form OF a
|: "srafter, who. was lying:in wait to turn
an<s: honest penny =. go "
+: ::A d day~o two ago, ,sas Me-. Danforth wis
entering THE: new City Hall, he. was ac- 5y
-.costed: by a; stranger, who in: the .smartest'
OF tones afld@with a most. engaging. man
:ner.:i qllired If he were seeking find
any particular: place.: Danforth :hesitat-
=inglysrepl1ed that he wished. togo to; the
County CIerks office. j.. -; " .
f. z. ALI right p p sai1 the affable stranger
t'scome VIII h me-; I: T.. ::.- + 4: Z:
5. He-t then entered elevator. 1, followed by
Danfortfl. Arriving: d the third floor they
made "a beelIne fol. elevator %; the kind
hearted stranger mentioning the fact as
they ali ig hted on theyeryaff0or from WHICH
heyhad started. thatit IS: a:very;:d diffieult
matt er5for one..una aeQ IaifiteG with the In
+: :tricaeies:of tile hall to- find a:plaGe The
i nj arrlage: clerk rheefuIly. assented to this
statement, but*.fhe twiTfkliilg light in. his
eye was, not observed d by his gllide:. ::s
+. AS they. passed throug ghvario us corridors
|. the: krnd- hearted: :: stranger. made bold to
{ state that :his=:cha harge::wopld DOUBTLESS re-
LIS services:
apo loge tiea1ly that this%:is a way. a few
worthy gentIemen# have of picking up an
!. honest penny or woduring the hard times
incidentto CleXeIand5's Administration. He
|, was told that mo mar: 5: gu & ht@ to expect
sonnet hi for:.:not hin e which. answer
Seemed full satsfactQ Qry:.4.: -.
l. s. Yhey en- 5took*the stairs that@led to the
County y Clerks office. When they:reaehed
@the doorway tf1 e. stra ranger::indiceied that
they. ad=arriXeI at their, destination a and.
stood expeetartly y wal ing -. : -: ~
.~:> ThenIt.waS that ClerkTD "a r1forth; his face
s9lffHsed with"that. light which is outward
evidence. of Il inn err atlsfaetion4+a light
w rich beams from a man STAGE when he
realizes that he is about to perform an act
.:of charity.-lifted up his=goIce and softly
murmirred ~: =. . i. s.: :. ::
sscs' NJ y dear friend, you.xhape* performed d
the .part~:@f the good Sam arita1f. and
Your: reward. is before YOU: Ny nam
rs. Danferth; YOU see: it :emblazo omed on
+ yonGer door: II am engaged in.the .busi-
mess of Attending the divorce #eourts proper
:recreatio ion. IT. / = ean:-do anything in: In Y
line for YOU shall cost you 'nothing.2t $.
E:.e: Whether it was owing TO his conf(lston
Tor to.a beliefin.Wemmiek advice toPip,
ass chronicled: in. aGreat.. Expectations .
Get hold of personal s: property. can
mot be guessed bat the kind hearted stran-
ger. turned first. red, then"pa le, rubbed his
I%eyes. TO SeeIf heWTre dreami ng:and gasped;
.==~'t T. m iIn:--7gi imme d license to: wed
t:the::=:o oldest old. maid IN this city and
county,! : -: -. 8: = -
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CHARGES ...pDI|SSPIR0YED,
-. y =: -. -. -. - -:::'. :.'.,:E
The" Labor Commits ssio1ler Invest:
gates the Electric LallIl-= =. ..
..:z. dry:.=.. .*
Employees Are: Being :Welll Treated and.
{: the Sanitary Conditions ..:=-4 .:.
5 ! : @ :: Are: Good. ::..:. @ .

= = :. - =. =. '-.-.. -:
=:% Labor Comm issi on er. E T., All gerald
has IN ade an: invest ationreg gard lg9rhe
.Electflc La1ln ndrv,:: which: was: coInplaiIled
:of by. Tliuma as.Sp perlcer and ohm: .1.. Ryan
m "a comm un icatiol IL .TelentlN sent to=hts
office and Il as pressed opilii9n. that
the charges. IQade are s:e1ltirel y@Iy tlpout
.folfrdafion and must. have ::beel, Inspired
:by.inaIice or: by brlsi ness ai X: He has
eri1bodied His findings si:lefter to DIV
Crow ey, whichis: as foil oWs: - =: # +:
-! -: s... AZ tRANCISCo; Dec: 80;
r. D. r13g5e},: eetftc Lls'iadf 6 go
:KdLl1Gid. street; San G r: 81 Il !
InEeplysto YOUR favor Of te29 IN iIis 8. eQtfye
to.ige compIain nfs fled agains yo iiT allIlei y
by Thomas Spencer and ohm T.: Ryan, per1lift
me: TO say thatI have Investigated the prefIi iSes
used by you and ffnd the ges ito be w1E3l "
unf6finded: "A careful. ryes igation. TeFeaI g
the fact hat: the premises are in "a .:sa Iftary
condition., the plum bffIg is in good con di tion
audthe: ::health. of the: Operatives apPafe1itly y
first class Upon; Questioning SOM e OF them l.
learned that they hadz'no com plaints TO make
regardf ing their fIEeatment,by you: They Claim;
thetiIne alfoMe ed them for:meats entirely satfs-
factory: g. -. .=,.s.=.
!. The.premises used by you: being composed Of
several buil ldIngs altered sosds::to confofm:to
thel1ses OF a laundry; are rot as conyeIlent
and suitably arranged <as o. buiIding especially v
CONSTRUCTED for the purpose WOULD be-, but on.
the whGfeI can see no objection: to them:.or to-
the tfeHtm ent OF: the ope ra tIves.:
: The c@mpainants. Thomas Spencer ard *Joh n
e Ryan; must have been pfqniRted by MIA i1Qe
in making this com plaiilt nndI can only<at.
tributeitS IS cause*t0 either the malieiopsi fiXen-
tfon.of dl cha rged enpoyes. or business cQq1l:
Petitions: I-haye failed 20 find: theirnames in
.he Directory: as residents IN (he. vicinity of
the EanHdryi lience;. until they: make :fdrna I
charges ana attach some reliability. TO: :tfeir
statements, Twill feel. conskrained TO: tFeet
their compapnieati in thelight Of an :alIo5ly+
atiQn. lc0nsider thattfie: IrnmunicatioIf Il as
done: you anlnj justice; and desire to repair, as
far as Is i.rfny: pQfyerI ie damage d6ne< by: a
been made pnbffc- before ii. reached my hands:
Yours very truly, 49, = i. IL. FITZGER XED,5 :.
-. -. Labor ComInissioner.
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theater party at the Tivoli Monday night
last. They engaged four boxes, which
were filled with members of the club and
draped in their colors of purple and white.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen of this
City, Garden City Cyclers of San Jose and
Acme Club Wheelm en- of Oakland all
have century runs planned for to-day, and
all three are deSirous OF being the first to
complete the journey around the bay.
They will therefore start at II o'clock
Wednesday morning, New Years day,
and hope to have the ride completed
about the time most people will be arising
tor breakfast, for a century is hardly
worthy of the name if it is not completed
within seven hours. The roads are not in
the best OF condition, however, and the
trip will be hard one on the men.
The National assembly OF the League of
American Wheelmen will be held in Bal
tlmore next February.
The Bay City Wheelmen had a theater
party at the Tivoli last evening. Ferris
Hartmann took advantage of the occasion
to get off number OF jokes at the expense
OF the cyclers, which were thoroughly en-
Joyed, and the club members helped to
make the evening enjoyable with their
own antics. Between the wheelmen and
the" opera the audience at the Tivoli last
night must have had a merry time.
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Sir Audley Says There Is Abso'
lutely No Doubt About Our
Getting 1t.
NO TROUBLE ABOUT MONEY.
Congress Favors the Trans.Pacifc
Line and American Capital Will
Control II.

Sir Audley Coote of Australia, who came
to thls.country couple of months ago in
the interest of the Pacific cable, and has
since been in Washington, D. c., returned
here yesterday and is at tie Grand. ).
He has attended the sessions of Congress,
become acquainted with leading American
statesmen. and talked the cable as best he
could. He e:says everything is working out
al right. =.
q According to Sir Audley's idea it is only
"a matter of little time. He says that
everywhere he went, he received nothing
but encouragement. The beauty of it was
that it was backed .:up.in such way that
there could be no doubt about it: 1t was
not talk alone. :. -. =. -, ~
y ou' II get the cable, said he, "there is
no question about that. :Since:I was here
Il have been in Washington: a good deal
and have:also talked to d great many bust
ness men OF large purposes: =: s.: -. +. " -. =:
- H'EveryWRere l went found the greatest
encouragement: The proposition is now
that American capital shall control the
cable. - :. -: -: :;
There is no trouble about the necessary
money. + cannot: now 20 Int9 all the de-
tails, but | can say:this mulch, that: every.
thn1g:.is mas satisfactory "a. state as could
be. desired. 49,. :. " =: 4:
..ttI shalt" be. here for aboutten: days. II
ca me on with RS: Coote,: who. is visiting
Seine friends, and. I*think you had better.
say my trip is: s:independent of the cable. -
=. To Japarr.is the extentof the proposed
cable now. That. Will make. it distance
from: hereof, about 1900 miles, Il. is by
our survey $500 :mlles.to Hopofulu, ,zand on
to Yokoha ma Will just about maEe:it. 1900
miles If.:we*@ere to. go:on*to: :Aus stral ia it
would make it about 5000 more. but that is.
not contemplated. i: =. !. F ..:.* :. :
:. .".Belore::We:, get, through, however, the
=entire distance may be Included. You can:
3 Just say: that 1 am so we'll assured now that
i lhecable wil.b4 built that .I=regard it as a:
certainty :' Il; -. (. :: $50
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:. SUITS. FOR INJURIEs. !
Damages Asked: of the Geary- street,
Park and Ocean Railroad Com paIsy.

Damages Asked of the Geary-street;-
Park and Ocean Railroad Com papy.
AS result of an:&ccident on the Gpary-
street, Park and: Ocean Railroad on OCto-
Der Is last two suits for damages were fled
in the Justices Court yesterday. Gaz-
zella Golden, in a Complaint that asks the
payment of $299 damages, states that on
the day mentioned .on the car on which
and negligence of the company's EN-.
ployes, ran violently against a wooden
bumper placed by the company in the slot
on Fulton street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, and that by the force OF the
shock she was thrown against the front
railing and much bruised; and injured. =
John Z. Shoemaker, whose wife and
child were the car, sues for the same
amount and on the same ground, alleging
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!. ! +. +. HAS ARRIVED.
The. Fast Glass B Racer. Has
+" r RRetllrned=== From a Success.
full Eastern. Trip:
The. Olympic, ( Garden +. City. and. Acme.
+ T: = Club. Wheelmen Hold Gem. I'll.
s. +: fury Runs Today. -. !.

ii: Clinton R., Coul ter, ain otterof the class
B"racing: men. Of. NationaI circuit fame, ar
rived III; this City yesterday: III is not: q
stranger here; having G first come into prom
fnence s last. April; ;.When;*he raced at San
Jose against: Bald els Ziegler, Foster
and other. cracks, and: in#the closest fin
:ishes: the: only man: on3;the.t track who could
defeathim was the lnig glty Bald * = : =: !.
: Coulter went East >the:early part Of last
May on>o one:of the big racing g teams: hav-
ing Otto .Ziegler Jr. and C.=C.. Harbottle: as
team mates. -'T he latter. has since given up
.racing Z, and Zieg Ieris nvw:on another team.
Coulter; has: been quite successful, having
competed at thirty=four circuit meets and
secured more than his. share the tro-s
pIfes. He has suffered several bad falls;
which .have:laid. him UP: from time to time,
but he always raced with a:dash and vim
THAT showed. him :to. be one of the best men
of<his class. in thecountry. :':<.. +:
AT Louisville: X on. NoYem Der 4, he
rode three:qu uarters:of a: mile, paced, flying
Start lin LIS i-5, Whichis a. world, s. record.
He, also: rode the. same distance with "a
standing start in 1.::24 I-5 @on November IS;
other record. i. IT his viii give some idea
@of How fast he can ride under proper con-.
ditions::. s. ~: y =.
:. .Coulter*is mem ber Of the Olympic Club
Nv heelmen, having: Joined thatclnb when.
he was here" last. spring. He has always
worn its emblem and colors on the:Eastern.
racing: circuit, and the club should be
proud thatits: honor has been: SO Welt up.
held. He will probably ride: for tile Club
IN theannual relay race next April, and
will prove a valuable man, as he is Just as
fast on@the road as on<the track.
: F.: H. Teller is Coulters trainer, but he
did not accompan him to this. City. Teller
Will be remem bered as the trainer OF Zieg-
Ter, Harbottle and Coulter,.and he is now
under suspension bythe racing board for
some little bit of mischief he INDUCED in
at the indoor tournament at the Mechan-
ics' Pavilion last February.
The Eastern Cycle Board of Trade has
adoptGd.a resolution whereby its members
guarantee their wheels for period of six
months, but some of the individual mem
bers of the board have already announced
in their catalogues that they will guaran-
tee wheels for year. 1t is likely that the
six months guarantee will be agreed upon
by the members of the board for another
year.
The Imperial Cycling Club enjoyed a
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TENDERS. HIS. RESIGNATION.

Sergeant G Charles i .sReynn old $; Retir,es
@ r: Y: 2 omit Police Force: :. +. !. = S
!: The. PoEice*( rlnlissioners.. on Tuesday
night had fore them the Ieslgllt ito h: of
Sergean te harfes@- Z: I:.{{ffeynofds:: If:was ac.
:cepted, i fake = + -. @ =::. r..
!: Reynolds Joined: the force: on March is,
1882 an was promo oted t6:: be- sergeant on
April q :: For sonre5veaYs he was>de5
:tafIed for. duty I'M. flle office: of tn Chief
ail(: lt.th b at*capacity ~ heTl appel nteti
sergeant. - ii :: * +: -.
!" Recently lie was divorced. .fro1r1 his wife.
who-=W.as :: allowed : BY: the court $50 ::per be
IN onth>. saiimony. =: "a: few: days: ago: Mrs.
+. 4. Sharon of: :. Alameda. procured q
divorce from. her hus band and: she and
Reynolds: we're married. Mrs: =Reyno olds
is .rep0rted .to.be worth, eonsiderabie wealth
iii her own right o.. -. ...: = I: 80:
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=. HELD FOR ARSON.
Result Of the Prelimary Examination Of
.. George a =: Graf q -. =: :: -:


George A. Craig. H.: II. ,: =. :
The preliminary examination of George
A. Craig on the charge: of arson: was held.
before Judge Joaehim$en yesterday after
noon. Craig was not represented by coun-
sci and did not bother himself by.asking
the witnesses any. Questions. -. ':2.':*.i. ::
About 4 o clock on the morning of De-
cember IS Craig set fire to the house, 16
Berenice street, occupied by: his ;divorce,i
w.Ie and her husband. The flames spread
TO the two adjoining houses.
When Crai% was arrested that afternoon
by Fire Marshal Towe end Detective Crock.
cit he wrote out a con{essior giving as his:
reasons forthe act that ae.-wanted to be.
rcvenged uponsh his divorced wife and. her
husband, THOMAS Casey, =. = :.
Craig was taken before the Insanity:
Commissioners, but was Lemanded back to-
the City Prison as no evidence Of Insanity
was detected. -:
After hearing the evidence Yesterday
afternoon Judge Joachimsen held Craig TO
answer before the Superior Court ia $1,000
bonds. -. =
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!: MORE: GOLD: MEDALS.

.florida Shut Out by California in the
&: s. i Citrus Exhibit. -: w.. +. " s.
+ + "A counts of the success OF the California
exhibit at. the: Atlanta. Exposition are con
.stantly being received by. .the.:State Board
ofTrade.z y esterday:a letter was: received
FROM: j.. A. + iicher, the. manager who is:in.
charge rye of the California display. In. his
letter:he says. r..
=: We have: had an. orang show and scooped
the. platter.@ When FleriQa saw our fruit ii re-
fused to compete, and as: d result we get on
oranges, lemons; times, :po4neioes, etc., about
are told, are to carry gold medals. We will
leave here with about 90 me edals; one:h ali: OF
which Will be gold. .;:.. :: +. : :.
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DAY LABoRERs' WAGES.
Cannot Be Recovered by Mechanics
Lien the Property of:
Corporatiou.


The Supreme Court has rendered de-
c1sion which is of great importance to men
who are in the employ of corporations. 1t
announces that man who works by the
day cannot recover on a mechanics lien
he must he paid by the week or the month
is open to him.
!. The:dccision was rendered: in the case of
one Keener against the Eagle Lake Land
and. Irrigation Company: The plaintiff
worked, for the defendant between Mayer,
1892, and June s23, 1898, and his pill
amounted to $S68.70: He was paid, by the
day. There was paid. to him on ACCOUNT
1878 50, dhe had to-sue: for. the remain
der. He wished TO make it a mechanics
urt:allowed this but the Supreme Court
has reversed this ruling for, the reason
gtyens :. .....*:: -
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A:%Methodist watch areetin1 .. :

: Atthe central*M Es Cb urchs the con grega: greg, :.
tion watched the old year out and the new
year fnin:- the church on Missions street, ,=be-:
tween Six xth>and Seventh n twas a
very enthusias tic. watch:rneetriE, an al before
the:midnighs hour; the services :partooK Of the
nature Of. a revival praise: service, and ex-:
.pefierfce meeting: combined :.:Rev.: Dr..Dire.
spoke wi til great .feeling on the. events Of the
Year jIlst passing and OF the good thatssholild:
be Accomplished during the coming Year. The
Services were, concluded with "a ser1n on ieify-
ered:b by Bishop Goodsell. =. ~
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olympics Will Celebrate.

The Olympic Club will hold open house to-
day and the members and their friends are in
vited to partake Of an excellent punch pre-
pared by w. Kennedy, the champion liquid
artist of the club, WHO has been specially de-
tailed by Count de Bosworth, at the last mo-
ment 10 prepare can inner man comforter
for all those who will visit the great emporium
OF sport to-day. II was the intention OF the
club not 10 give "a punch this New Year, but
at the last moment Secretary Bosworth issued
orders to nave "a bowl ready for the boys
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An .Imiportant New.Year Opening.

= It IS always pIeasant:*to chronicle sue
cess specially when the parties concerned
are: already popular. ':*:Messrs. Carroll &
Filton. the: well.known. clothiers, have
been crowded out of: their old quarters at
and have beer: so fortunate as to secure
the large;;:light stores in the Flood build
ing at SlI Market street. wh ither theyhave
removed. "A brand new stock has beeii:put
in and the New Year is<bound to startthe
new store with brisk: trade. . The open
ing occurs next Saturday: Every body is
invited. :
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Won't return the CIotbes.

warrant was sworn out in Judge ConIans
court yesterday forthe arrest Of Robert Ears
ton, who has been giving balloon ascensions at
the "chutes," on the charge or misdemeanor
embezzlement. The complaining witness Is
Earlston came here from the country he was
seedy in his appearance and ne borrowed a
suit CO clothes belonging TO Mrs. Philips
grandson, so that he could make presentable
appearance at the 'chuteS" He now refuses
10 return the suit OF clothes.
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For Passing Counterfeit Money.

Nicolo Leveroni, a restaurateur and baker at
109 Third street, was arrested by the Federal
authorities yesterday for passing a counterfeit
50 bill. The complaining witness is Mrs.
Maggie Stahlberg who represents that she
went 10 LeyeronIs place 10 buy some bread,
handed the Droprietor q $50 piece and received
a spurious So bill IN exchange. Legeroni was
released on bonds.
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A Prosc.nt fnr nIaIIove.

Frank Malloye the printer, viii be the recip-
lent to-day at his home, 606 Willow avenue, o.
q handsome present from the employees of the
Sheriff Office as q recognition o1 his services
gift is in the shape OF a handsome gold watch
and chain, with d diamond-studded locket at
tached to the latter. Sheriff Whelan VIII make
the presentation speech. The welch Is suitably
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Battered His Wife:

Mrs Jennie :Kimbali of f6f9115 Folsom: street
swore out q warrant: i'm Judge JoachimSen's
court yesterday orthe arrest of her husband,
Charles Kimball. on the charge. of ::battery
Rimbai IS salesman q for the firm Of Newell
eetfirig drunk and beating and 'bruising her.
On Monday night he Went Il. littletoofar with
his ehastfsement. Of. her and she made up her
little children and the youngest was her
arms when she appeared in the Police Court. .
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Death. of Mrs. Han nah Gibb ON:

News: OF the. death :of Mrs: Hannah .Gibboni;:
wife OF: DR. John f. Gibbon, at her residence;
2Il2 California street, will be learned with
keen regret ::by..a large circle*ot. friends and
acquainiances; for the: iadv.was wel1and favor:
Ireland aild SO years OF: age: the f1unerai.wili
be :held from her, late residence: to morrow
mQrning at Q 80 o'clock and. thefuferalser-
VICES will be condqciedin SC Mary.s Cathedral.
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Glynn, Thomas Ii. Spillane 7. II. Fuller. The
nominating committee is composed OF NJ. +.
Unger, FL. II. White, c. n. Ravlfn, Il Il FTRden-
feidt and J. /. Cunningham. The election wiz
be held on the eve Mug II Tuesday, January
IA, at the Olympic Club
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Trial Trip ON. the: Brannan- Street Line

Trial Trip on. the: Brannan- Street Line.
/ There. was. a. completely successful trial trip
: of: the first car over the Bryant and. Brannan
street electric lire Yesterday, ,and tits expected
|; ;to:have the road in regufar running: order to-
morrow, wren elghteen, cars:wlil be placed In
and Second streets TO Brannan to Tenth, to
B ryant and dTwenty-siXth:* -.
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Olympic: Club Wheelm en- &: :.

s The Representatives. OF. the: Olympic. Club
Wheelmen nominating Committee have re-
ported the.foEoMing candidates on, the regular
ticket for officers: President, c. a. Adams
yice-president, c: J. leighton; secretary. H V.
Scott treasurer, g. II. Stratton; Captain w.
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that both were seriously cut and bruised
by being thrown against the iron work of
the car
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AMUiSEMENTS.:

FA1nw1v TrrA1ER.- HeTrp,aiiifi, The;Grea -
CAIIroRel1A TIsFArEK-'. Tire W dow Jones"
COLUMBIA .THEATEEz- the French, BALI
AloRosco's CPERA House - The. ltunaway
Wife" ..' -. -. - :.
TIvoLI OrERN-HoUs1s- II 'IXion :1or,> Man OF
the :, hcel-r.:..- ..~..5 :. -. -. "'
ORPHEUM.-High- Class Naudeyl lie g.. .
% GRoTFHs ATcAzAH.- Our Boardi ng' ng . House. p
MAcDoNoUGlI. T TEXTEis lO NIlLAND - he
Jill" -: =. -: =: -.
sreor.rHi, rs-Dqily- at Haight street
q & Lock castQf the Park ~.-> ..:. =.
I..A LlsTAlc CT I.R.AcK.-.R .Races.- - -.