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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
THE c. /. L. NOT SATISFIED
MAY HAVE A MASS MEETING TO pENoIN'N VI
r1cIAIS AND THE GRAND JURY.

NAV WAVE 4 MASS MEETING TO DENouN'h vi
rlcIA1.s AND THE GRAND JURY
4. tho meeting OF the Central Labor Union yes
ID. Daniel Harris chairman OF the committee
,,i,,od N 90 before the Grand Jury IN relation
-, ,ho charges that certain wealthy corporations
,a individuals were not paying their JUST smart y.
,aYation made report in when az uo'
that neither the Tax commissioners nor '"o
,rict Attorney had treated the committee Id'
According TO the committees report III "i'''"''
, o,S,,livan the committees counsel hau nv
oh,ruc,ions on every side while trying 20 ge' MS
case heard ,,
DIR O'Sullivan first tried TO get a nearing oe.o'e
the Tax Commissioners. but. according 10 MT H"'
Vic they refused to hear him until after the TAX
budget for the year had been made up anu II ""'
,,nnoss,he for the Commissioners 10 after H. ~
O.Sulivan then refused go before them anu "c
r, ~ the Dstrict-Attorncy and demanded mat
tho 80 he heard by the Grand Jury. Inc hrahu
Jurv however failed 10 find an Indictment against
tho Tax commissioners. The report .urther ue-
cIare1 that the Grand Jury tried 10 oulidoze ~
OrcuIlivan and refused to listen to his charges
NJ Harris then introduced some resolutions. ue-
nouncjng the Grand Jury the Tax Commissioners
and the Dstrct-Attorney ana they Wy "a
II was also resolved to continue the coHinillrr anu
emnower II 10 call "A mass-meeting IN cooper Inio'
when the charges and the evidence III us pos'esS'o
will be made public. 49,, h,, ro,.ya,e
A resolution was also introduceu ~ f,ra1oIs "
paIlas denouncing the candidacy or FRANCIS Al
SOFT CORPORATION Counsel. for Judge OF ine on
nrerne Court, because Of his alleged oppcsltoh ~
poreanized labor The resolution was carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
THE PEOPLES SINGING CLASSES.

The elementary classes OF the Peoples Singing
Glasses opened for the season yesterday afternoon
Throughout the ia.l and winter these classes Will
meet at the following halls: Educational Alliance
East Broadway aud JeHerson.st: Cobb's Academy.
Ross Building, No So Hudson-st.; Turn Hall
No. &C East Fourth-st Adelph Hall. No. POI West
FYfty-second-st.; Maennerchor Hall. No. 2O5 East
FY.ty-sixth-st.: Majestic Hall. No. III East one
hundred and twenty -ffth-st, and EblinSs Casino
ST. Anns-ave. and One -hurdred-and- hfty-sixth-st.
The attendance at all OF the classes yesterday was
larger than before. At the Educational Al
lance Building the hall was filed 10 OVERLOOKING
The instructors say that the work is entered upon
with enthusiasm On October 10 advanced classes
for those who have Seen graduated from the ee-
lnentary classes Will be started IT Hartman Hail.
Eineteenth-st. and 'Fifth-ave. and Retail Grocers
Hall. No. 13S East Flfty-seventh-st The idea OF
encouraging love OF music IN working people was
conceived by Frank Damrosch five years ago. The
classes have no paid Instructors or officers. are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Nev-York.
Queenstown Oct 3, $40 m-saisd. steamer CanpsnA
(Rr) Walker fror1 Liverpool Newfork.
Dover Oct S-Passcd steamers IsSonia tGer) Sender
hon Stettin for New-York Havel Ger. ChristoneTs
New-York Tor Bremen: Karlsruhe Ger. Bsrdcleoen.
Bremen for New-York: Pennsylvania Ger. Kopn. Ham
burg for NewYork. =, ,, n,.>
deal. oct 3-Passed steamers Meier (Ger,.
steencken New-York for Bremen Martelo tbrl. hsa,
Ncw-Yora. "a
New York for Newcastle.
Havre. oct D. II m--Arrived. steamer IA uascoshe
Fr, Baudeon. New York.
Aien Oct Arrived steamer sikh Hr). Rowley. New
York for singapore. Hong Kong etc.
Rio Janeiro Oct sailed. steamers Astatie Prince
,Ir) Anderson. from santos. New-fork; "a Heveius
,Relg, Stapleion. New-York Taylor OBI. from
Santos for New Orleans - -. -
santos Oct sailed steamer Newton Q5r). Royee'
bahia Oct 2-sai.d steamer oarrick CBr). from San
tos and Victoria for New-York.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

citizens Union Committee on Organization 10
make nominations, Hardman Hall evening
Opening of Columbia College, morning
Columbia College trustees. p. m
Racing at Aqueduct. 2Ij p m
Evecutive Committee of the Citizens Union
y m. 80, ,o.o,oh
Adjourned Republican Convention of the Borough
of The Bronx No 1908 Thrd-ave.. evening.
vewyork Presbytery First Presbyterian Church,
10 IN. Co..
Opening of evening classes Twen,yLtiIT on 0''ee'
Branch. Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso0i"',o.
Mems Christian Association, No. 5Io West my
seventh-st.. evening.
raniZation of the WITH Assembly District, NO. ~
Gouverneur-st.. y p. m.
lanes G.. Blaine Republican Club. lNth ASSEM-
bly District, No. 2l9 East Broadway. $50 r. m
New-York Academy OF Sciences, No. "a Madison
ave d. m
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AID FROM An ANCIENT ftAD.
oxr ,1,-xDgrpru ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
coppop ALTON FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS
AND CHILDREN OF CLEEGYMEN or

ONE HUNDREDTH ANNUAL MEhiiN" VT ''
CORPORATION FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS
AND CHILDREN OF CLEEGYMEN OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE STATE.
The one hundredth annual meeting OF inc VT
noration for the Relief OF Widows and Children OF
Clergvmcn of the Protestant Episcopal 'hurch III
tho state Of New-York was held last week IN the
Church Missions House. This corporation Is one
~ tho oIdes, that is connected with the Protestant
En,scopal Church. 1t dates back 10 l''' wheh d
charter was granted by George Ill
The funds granted to this corporation were 'o'
tho honent of the clergy OF New-Y ork. New-Jersey
and PENNSYLVANIA. and were 20 administered nhtll
1906 when Nv agreement between the members oil
the CORPORATION resident in the States named II
was declared that there should be division OF the
funds of the corporation among tn" three corpora
lions which had meanwhile, been formed FOR maj
purpose according 10 a proposition rdun'" 'i
wears before in Philadelphia.
So carefully has this small fund heen hnshan'ien
during IN century Of the Newly Ork corporation
that the members at their meeting ast week aoui
that II amounted. with contributors 10 s-lo'"t
In addition TO this fund. which T. known ar tie
general fund there is a special fund, Also amount,
Ing ~ s4s 90 The income of these funds Is devoted
10 the relief Of the families OF deceased ciers!
and none OF the l25 more benefciaries during the
last year received less than $50 each.
All of the officers Of the corporation were re-
Rev Dr. Jesse Ames Spencer. VINO reslened 'he
office of secretary and WAS succeeded by tnc f'eN
Dr William j. Scabury. and the Very KEY Dean
f. A. Hoffman, who retired from tie oIiI.'ec "a
Trust Funds of which he was chairman aho
treasurer Dean Hoffman was succeeded by the
Rev DIT Thomas r. Harris. ID ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

Detective Scheffer of the Tenderloin precinct
entered the rooms of the Shenandoah Social Ciuo
I'm the Bjou Gaze at No. so. Sixth-ave, at CLOCK
yesterday morning. Three men were seated az 'he
liable Schefler sat down, and one OF them invited
him to have a drink Drink with me-" said
cohaear The men consented. -Four glasses Of
beer were ordered and paid for by the officer lie
then arrested the waiter. Edward Gunn on me
ground that he had been served with beer ana
,ras NOT n member of the club. In Jefferson Mar
1xet Court Gum was discharged. He said the
three men were members and he supposed schef-
der was. too.
Mrs. Hortense Untermeyer living at No. 1oe East
Seyenty-ninth-st., complainant at AorKViie
Court yesterday against her scamstress. Emma
Duchene Frenchwoman, twenty-three years oIu'
whom she charged with grand larceny. Inc Du-
chene woman for the last month has been hVlhg III
Mrs Untermeyer's house. Since then articles OF
1ewelry and clothing have mysteriously disap-
peared. Detective Cray. Of Police Headquarters
found the stolen property, valued at $780, in the
seamstress's trunk on Saturday. When confronted
with this evidence she admitted her guilt and was
arrested.
Tho Rev William G. Richardson whose preach
3ng did much 10 build up the Episcopal Church IN
Newburyport, Mass. and who has officated re-
Gently for six weeks special preacher at ST.
PauIs Church, Syracuse. filled DR.. Greers pulpit
at ST. Bartholomew in this city yesterday morn
ing His feryor and excellent delivery made a deep
impression.
Among the passengers who arrived here last even
ing on the steamer Santiago. from southside Cuban
ports. was Pulaski f. Hyatt. United States Con-
sui at Santiago de Cuba.
on board the Norwegian steamer Ceyon. which
arrived last evening from St. Johns. y. F. were
Captain Hansen. his wife and the mate. third
mate boatswain and one seaman Of the Norwegian
steamer Eugene. which wrecked at Great
Island ~ F.. September IS
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with sugar TO l. " & Armstrong. Arrived AZ the Bar
at $50 m. ,.. -..,,,u.. c,n,a,h.r %
(, lag D, ana Nsaau -, with mcse and ~ cabin pas
sengcrs 10 lanes L Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar al
$40 m. r....,s. eo.,..,har On
with md.e and Is passengers 10 a ou'eFo ''se 70
Arrived at the Bar az 2 80 m =. =. ...,.
steamer croaan. Hale. wilmington September
90 with r,ase and passengers to VIM Clyde Co:
steamer \ orktown. Doi. Norfolk ana Newport News.
with rndse and passengers 10 the o. Dominion IS Co
s,eamer Ccylon (No-l, Hansen. Pieys Island Septem-
Ter .. - Johns. r. -. and Halifax. :. 30. with
md passengers to bowling * Acnibald Arrived
tn. Bar at y m . .r,, o.. =. - c-
steamer Para (3r). Gausden. Tilt Cove, +. Sepem-
her o win copper American Metal CO. vessel TO
Miller Bnll Il knowlion Arrived at the Bar at m
snin c,me,a uierI. Fortmann Dublin - days. with
ndsa /, q n King: vessel 20 Theo Kruger 4 Go.
sand Hook y j. oct J. $50 p m-Wnl east. light
sandy Hook y j. OFT 3-rhe Gciney Channel lights
a.. IN working order 10 night
SAILED.
Steamers MENDOZA (Br, for Bristol via Newport News
Rio Crande for Brunswick; Asenborn. for Baltimore
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WEDNESDAY. OcTOHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
4 RIG LOBSTER FOR THE AQUARICM.

William Starr. a Staten Island fisherman when
hauling Of his bster pots In the Lower Bay
Yesterday caught a lobster weighing nineteen and
one-half pounds The lobster measured two feet
ten inches in length from tip to tip. and It's claws
were thirteen inches in length and seven and one
half inches in width. .
The huge shehsh was placed on exhibition nj
BOIdt's Hall, StapctOn. yesterday MI. Starr pro-
poses to present the lobster to the Aquarium In
this CITY.
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Announcements.

Henry A. Danies. NJ. D.
~ West s9th ST.
instruments Of the Nervous system all descriponl Inn
no,ence sterty aad like ai.nentA Hours 10 5to s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
INSPECTING BRITISH NAVAL TlTIONS

The Right Hon William G. e. Mccartney NJ. p.
Parliamentary and Financial Secretary TO the Brit
ism Admiralty arrived here yesterday on the steam
or Orinoco from bermuda Mr. Mccartney. accom-
panied by Mrs. Mccartney and his secretary. j. a.
Peil sailed from New-York on the Ornoco Septem-
Der g. on official visit to the naval establish
me@ts OF Bermuda. After brief stay in tins
city he will proceed to Halifax. y s, TO visit the
naval Establishments there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE - Morton Otis. oil Nasih'is' o.
GRAND Major Leach Engineer corps, L o "a
TOFFNAN-Iudee John Woodward, OF jamestown
n Y MANHATTAN-Harry A. Garneld. Oh S'eT We
land and C. 5 Thomas. of Denver. SANO1DDM
iron of Manchester. England; Lester le.ahu, u
Boston. and b. ID. Glib. of London. WlNDSon,
j Newton Fiero, of Albany, and Henry - bdru
of PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 600 Sunset 5:3s Moon sets n - Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Nsanay Hook ZOO Gov Island 232 Hell Gate AIS
W-sandy Hook 2:I6 Gov. Island 53 Hell GAZE %:+6
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SHIPPING NEWS.

FORT OF NEW -YoRK-sUEDAy. OCTOBER g. 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer August korn GER iIuhnsr Hamburg sepism
be- is in ballast Gust Heyc Arrived at the Bar at
-
steamer California Ger. Ieuenfels Hamburg septem-
Der 6 and with udse and l35 storage passen
gers he Hamburg American Lane Arrived at the Bar
at 440 n
Steamer Tjomo (Nor). Bjonness. Demerara ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
Gro. CLINT co.
4..4s AND 47wEst 23:sT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND l56 WEST I9"STRtEL

seIfsupporting and cooperative a. al n,cb les
siLie s charge of ten cents is made TOT cd0" '''
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OUTGOING STEA MERS.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER s.
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Steamers MENDOZA (Br, for Bristol via Newport News
Rio Grande for Brunswick; Alsenborn. for Baltimore
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
LEGAL NuTICEs.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION,
L having received applications TO mine by the hy-
draniic process from N. b. Willis ct al. in the
Willow Placer Extension, near Howards station,
Sierra County. to deposit tailings In Little Deer
Greek: frum g. A ROsenthal ct al, In the Cali
fornia mine. near Sierra City. sierra County, to
deposit ailings In east fork of north FORK of North
Yuba Riyer from Jacob wager. in. the Schneider
diggings near spanish ranch, Plumas County, to
deposit tailings In Spanish Greek. and from Henry
A. Hallsted in the Hallsted Placer Mine, near
Spanish Ranch, Plumas County, to deposit taiiings
in q ravine gives notice that meeting will be
held at room SO. Flood building, San Francisco
Cal. on September q. 1897, az 1;30P
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BlRTHS-Mi -MiRRIAGRS DEATHS.

Birth. marriage aud death notices sent by m Ill
will be inserted. They must be handed in a.
either of the publication offices AMI be ildor5st
with the name ami residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
BORN.
DIEHL-september 8, 1897 to the wife OF F. w.
Dehi, a son.
MUNN-se ptembar 4, 1897, 10 the wife of r. F.
Mum. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
MARRIED.

AHN-LEFF Mn this city. September 16
1897. by the Rev. Or. Jacob Voorsanger, Leo
pold l. Calm aud Leah Lehman, both o.
Francisco
NSEN-PETERSON-In Oakland. September
I6, 1897, by the Rev. /. l.. F. Dietrchson, An
drew 1. Jensen and Annie NJ. Peterson.
ST. CLAIRE-WARD-In Idaho, June Is. 1897,
David st. Claire OF Spokane All d Mrs Hat lie
Ward of San francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
DEAL ESTATE
IL FOR SALE BY
THOMAS MAGEE Il SONS,
MONTGOMERY ST.

FINE BUY: RENT Sl2O; sl6 500: EDDY
IA St., north side, near Larkin: 57:6x30, and
2-story bay-winduw houses rooms, bath and
modern convenences each; in good order.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

DEDUCED TO S1S 800: RENTS $lO0: SIX
LII teenth ST. business corner; large LOT ard =
story building: stores below; on the best busi
ness part of the street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

DEDUCED TO $4,000: RENTS 500; SOLID
III 2-story and basement brick building and cor
ner 30xo5; corner Front and Oregon sts, neai
WaShingfOn
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

JO7 Ex157:S-NORTH SIDE BAY ST.. BET.
LII W Dupont and stockton, $12,5UV or
137:6x275 10 North Point 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
DRICES ARE DOWN. PROPERTY MUST
l. be sold.
$50 0,000-Magnifcent home; modern improve
ments and acres of land.
$500, reduced to $z000-Large broom cottage
gas bath. etc lot 30x150.
$l500-Eive-room cottage: good location.
$lS00-Flve- room cottage, near Park st.
$240O reduced to $1700-Eive-room cottage;
Bnena Vista ave
Lots from $500 10 $1sO0 choices locations in
Alameda. E D. JUDD 81 CO.,
1924 Park st.
GOOA BROOM COTTAGE; $4OO CASH,
NCOO. remainder SIS per mouth.
S1700-5-room cottage; $500 cash, remainder
SIS per month.
s1sOO-4-room cottage; $1OO cash, renal nder
$50 per month.
$225v-Nesriy new broom cottage; $50 cash,
remainder $50 per month.
$2300-New broom cottage; $500 cash, remain
der $40 per month.
S2750-6-room 2-story house, price reduced
from $500: $3.50 cash, remainder $25 per month.
$3000-Nearly new Groom cottage; $500 cash,
remainder $25 per mouth.
$4O0U-New 7-room 2-story house; $40O cash,
remainder $40 per month.
$10UO0-10-room re Id ence; S45OU cash. re-
mainder on timP.
SllOOO-l2-room residence; s44OO cash, re-
mainder on time
Send address for large list of splendid bargains
in homes ana building lots; must be sold regard
less of price.
JOSEPH a. LEONARD COMPANY, 1854 Park
St, a Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

A GENUINE SNAP!-LOr 40 FEET FRONT;
IA street; all improved; only one block from the
university on the south side; price 81 800. o. G.
MAY d CO., 2123 Center A., Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

GOLDEN GATE AVE CORNER -l376x
VI 1876 couere / with solid 2-story dwellings,
renting for $3.50 so; $3300U.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE
IL FOR SALE BY
THOMAS MAGEE Il SONS,
MONTGOMERY ST.
FINE BUY: RENT Sl2O; SIS. 500: EDDY
2-story bay window houses, rooms, bath and
modern conveniences each; ingood order
DEDUCED TO 1890; RENTS slOO: SIX
III teenth st. business corner large lot ard 3
story building: stores below; on the best bust-
ness part of the street.
PEDUcED TO $4,000; Rents 500; SOLID
LII 2-story and basement brick building and cor
ner 30xo5; corner Front and Oregon sts, near
Washington.
1O7 Ex1S7 :S-NORTH SIDE BAY ST. BET.
Ict " Dupont and stockton, $l2,oUo, or
137:6x275 10 North Point s..
q oLDEN GATE AVE CORNER -l37:ex
u 1915; couerel with solid 2-story dwellings,
renting for $239 so; $4,000.
CHEAP LOTS. p
ONLY s170O EACH; LOTS 26x137:6, ON
~ Hayes st, bet. . ole and shrader; block from
the park; price reduced from $250O to $l7OO
OC0OO 1Ol FEkT FRONT ON CoRBETT
spAOOO. road and rs f. ct on Fa con ave.;
electric-cars pass; orbetL road graded and mac
adamized; fine view; easy terms
DOwELL-ST. LOTS, $3.50 EACH: 25xlOO;
l. bet Lombard and Chestnut; any. size at same
rate: terms IL cash, balance in insta lments or D
years TO suit buyers.
CORNER POWELL AND CHESTNUT; 25x
" 100; $4,000; any SIZE 20 suit buyer; terms rs
cash; balance very easy terms
CIV. CORNER POINT LOBoS AND 25TH
- aves.: 4S :6xl00; $3.50; one-thlrd cash, bal
ance easy install iments
NINTH AVE AND ST.; CORNERS ON
IN Railroad ave-: l00xl00; $1,000; easy terms.
p1S0 E,CH; 2 LOTS, 25x100 EACH;
,D fOO Richand ave-, near Mission and Thr-
tieth; very easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

EITCHBU Rti, ON THE HA ARDS LOCAL
steam line, is the ii st important 81 alton east
OF Frntvae: hourly trains TO san Fran isco;
electric-cars every few MINUTES to Oakland: deep
water transporta ion afforded with the early COM
pletion of the Oakland Harbor tidal canal in
front OF the townsiIe.
An ideal LOCALITY for homes, for business. for
man anufactories: SIZE OF Iuts TO suit buyers the
low price of $4 TO Sl0 per front 100 terms.
{. NJ. hU. KIE, Windsor Hotel, room z, 9th
and Washington SIS, Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

CHEAP LOTS
ONLY $1700 EACH; LOTS 25x137:6, ON
~ Hayes st bet ole and Shrader; block from
the park; price reduced from $25OO 20 $l7OO.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

nR. c. C. ODONNELL, 1905 MARKET, RI
IL 2S64 25th ST.; diseases or women specially.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

N OOOO 1Ol FEkT FRONT ON CORBETT
dpAOOO. road and rs f. ct on Fa con ave-;
electric-cars pass; orbetL road graded and mac
adamized; fine view; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

| 10 ACRES OF LAND IN SANTA CLARA
~, = county; IL in bearing vines; cheap for cash
| 645 Natoma ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

Q1S0 EACH; 2 LOTS, 25x10O EACH:
,lD fOU Richland ave-, near Mission and Thir.
tieth; very easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

OAKLAND ROOMS To LET.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF ROOMS
AN and bath: ill modern improvements rent
reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. ii. DAVEY, Golden
Gate: Berkeley train.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BOARDING AND ROOMS.


NICELY FURNISHED SUITE, $50 MONTE
~ for 2; $l5 single, or "a weak; good able. 63:
Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

DOWELL-ST. lots, $3.50 EACH: 25x100;
l. bet Lombard and Chestnut; any, size at same
rate: terms 1lS cash. balance in insta lments or D
mi
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
PERSONALS.

MISS RAY BENNETT, FORMERLY 122 POST
wi ST.. returned 10 36A2 Geary. rm. 81. I'd floor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
SENATOR RICHARD tORE
40 oi 10 nati.n ]. gen,.

4 mau az the nation j. gone.
Ger " AGO i lowering pail 81 saine
bowers that VIII be dIspelieG only los the
hand oi time, and through the gloom of
Years Gods great sunlight can only chAs,
away the gran shadows that lngrr 10
the wake OF the GRIN reaper who has
swert from our mid-t ne ot the BRIGHT
est gems of intellect tnat has blessed the
most prosperous ami progressive nation
oi ear h.
Al l'l5 o'clock this morning tins great
and noble mans spirit took hi.ht L. the
realms beyond. while the tender arms OF
a devoted and loving wife were tWined
around the dead from OF her helove.!.
and as the angel "a death kissed the
placid forehead Oi this mighty and Vl :
uous being. and chilled the lie current
OF his heart. the sable angle of despair
snapped the tender chO4us of hope and
implanted on the warm heart of true
and tried love its moe lible STAMP OF woe
As tribute To hIs greatness, as mark
Of esteem 10 his magnihcence. A. the lee
bic efforts OF the finite To pay tribute To
the infinite, u, the crims n flood o.. life
ceased Its course the low mellow tones 81
the Guy Alarum bells tolled out their
plalntlvc tones IN sadness through the
night darkness until tbe coming OF the
dawn The elements of heaven burst
their confines anu poured down its Hood
OF waters. And as the city's silent s.eep
ers arouse TINS morning 10 learn the
news, sighs and audible woes of "A multi
tude will ascend 10 heaven as lament.
lions OF their distress
The bod. has been euOa!med and viii
lay IL state at the fanny residence. 40
oOo South Eighth > Feei. when the Tuner.
al rlghls vii. &c pei4O4n4ed l., that noi,c
anu lie long friend OF the deceased Re,
hufus &. BurlesOu. The body Will then
be followed TO lakewood cemetery. where.
among the mounds OF sleeping friend,
that have passed before. the remains
VIII be given back L. mother earth. and
another mound wnl Ilse in the city Of
the sleeping dead.
Richard Coke was born in
Williamsburg, Va, in 1929 and
served as a captain OF infantry
through the late civil war. He
came To Waco ill 1850 and at
The surrender OF Gen. Robt. r.
Lee was elected as judge of the
Nineteenth district court in
1860. In 1866 he was elected
as a judge of the supreme
bench of Texas; but was re-