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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
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MAY ATTEMPT TO
ATTACK MCLEAN
Probable Programme of DR..
G. 0. Browns Friends
at Chicago.
Additional Evidence Taken to
Sustain the Action of
Bay Conference.
Will Not Be Used Unless Such Action
Is Considered to Be Ne
oessary.

OAKLAND, Oc'. Is. - DR.. J. K.
Mclean, Rev. c. r. Brown and Rev.
G. B. Hatch LEI: tonight for the
Chicago Conference. which will decide the
standing OF DR.. c. O. Brown, late OF San
Francisco.
There is some idea prevalent that frien DIS
of DR., c. o. Brown may attempt to attack
the aracter OF Dr.. Mclean. Rev. c. r.
Brown In discussing this matter said:
For The past week l have been de-
ilberating whether or not it is my duty to
join this committee. II has come 10 nv
knowledge that at the Chicago Con ere ce
unjust charges viii be made against Dr..
Mclean 10 the effect that throughout this
trouble he was an enemy of, was pre- ju-
diced against and used malicious meth cd 8
to down DR.. q. o. Brown. II this is to
take place it means an attack not only on
Dr. Mclean, whom We love and revere,
but also upon our church. This has
largely determined me to attend this final
conference, which, in itself, involves ma
tional issues in our denomination. If DR..
Mclean is TO be attacked ii is my duty to
be there as an appropriated party to
speak in the matter"
w hen the Brown trial was disturbing
San Francisco. Rev. c. R. Brown was not
on this coast, having come here but a
year ago direct from Chelsea, Mass, to
Oakland. He goes, therefore, knowing no
more OF the details of the case than will be
placed before him.
In discussing the situation recently, Dr.
Mclean said be had nothing to fear. He
does not know what kind of charges or
what method of attack will be made in
Chicago, but he declares he is only going
there to do his duty, and he is not worry
ing over the consequence. He is taking
with him some i'm portant evidence in the
case, which has never yet been made pub
lie He says it will not be introd uced I'M
less II is forced to come before the confer
ence by the friends of c. O. Brown. If
dressed to the wall, however, DR.. Mclean
declares that he will spare no effor.s 10
prove the integrity and justice of the de-
cision OF the Bay Conference.
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SCOT, CELEBRATION.
st. Andrews Society Tenders Recon
ton to Two OF Its Old Members

st. Andrews Society Tenders a Recon
ton to Two OF Its Old Members.
st. Andrews Society last night ten.
dered reception to James Scobie and
James P. Taylor. two old members who
have recently returned from a trip to
Scotland.
The rec ption was held in Scottish Hall
and a large mum Der of members of the
society were present. Among the IN
vlted guests were D. r. Mcneil, ch ief of
the Called oman Club; William Chalmers
chi OF the Clan Macdonald, and others.
The reception took the form of BAN
quet and the tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers. The walls were
draped with the stars and stripes.
President Andrew Wilkie OF the ST. An
drew's Society occupied The chair and
acted as POSTMASTER. Speeches were de.
livered bv the guests mes Scobie and
James 7. Taylor-D- r. McNeili, Attorney
Frank 2. Ke ~ and others.
Songs wer rendered By Robert How.
dea, A. c. BaIli1gall, John McLaren. Y
G. Lawson, Alexander Rose borough. ]
Z. Hughes, George st. j. Bremuer, w. C,
Cook and others. which were Thoroughly
appreciated.
A large delegation OF membe of ut.
Andrews Society of Oakland was present.
ID : Scotch and other appropriate stimu-
lants added materially to make the occa-
sion one OF the most enjoyable in the his
tory OF the society.
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plan as the League of the Cross Cadets
and like them it is their intention to have
"rallies."
Com pauv F has been the most constant,
and every Friday evening the boys have
met and drilled for an hour, the first
Friday of the month is set apart for
''5ocials."
The boys were obliged to purchase their
own leggins. belt and cap, but the uni
form and rifles were supplied them. The
former being procured by the proceeds OF
the entertainments and the latter being
the gift of the Official board of the church.
A ladies' auxiliary is connected with
Company +, and the ladies wear uniforms
OF white and blue and have fancy drills.
Tbs object of this association is to find
amusement for the young men, to keep
them from the numerous places of vice
and from the streets. All boys between
the ages OF II and Is are eligible for mem
bership.
Rev. George c. Adams, speaking of this
movement, says: at is the only way we
can get the young men attached 20 the
church, and the best way; we lead, NOT
drive them. 1t is the only way we can
reach them, and 1 wish its promoters
every success"
]. D. Hay, Md. is also a very inter-
ested worker or the bows.
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fore h ad n real authority to call meetings,
so taking the responsibility on his own
shoulders he gave notice OF meeting Tor
the purpose of eleciiGg a chairman.
When the time for the meeting came
the members were all assem- bled and SEN
ayor B aunhart requested Colonel Sullivan
to take the chair. which he refused point
blank TO do. Then followed livel ~ dis
cussion, i'll which even the slowest OF
speech launched forth into gems OF ora
tury, but the colonel never took the chair.
Mr.. McGovern finally restored order and
called for nom ma iohs for chairman.
Major P. J. Harvey was chosen anu &C
copied he honor.
Colonies Sullivan left the room, vowing
vengeance, and Senator Braunnart gave
notice that he would contest the action Of
the body,
The following were appoin ed on the
conference committee: John Much, Dr.
w. J. Gavigan, T. Donovan, J. O. Donneli,
r. L. Mann, P. j. Harvey and John +.
McGoyern,
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WILL ACT FOR CHARITY,
The Gentlemen's Sodalify viii Presen
sSDamon and UT

The Gentlemen's Sodality Will Present
"DamOn and Pythias"
The Gentlemen's S daily attached to
ST 1gnatius Church, whose mem bership
comprise 700, intend giving an entertain
ment on the eve of Thanksgiving, Novem-
Der 81, at the theater OF the college, on
Van Ness avenue,
1t will be remembered that the same
society last April prod uced ''The Male.
diction," and the critics admitted it to be
the best amateur performance ever pro-
duced in the city. The theater, which
seats 5000, was inadequate to accommo-
date ali the visitors.
The company has been requested many
times since to rer eat ii, but the dramtic
club and Rev. J. P. Hickey, S. J., direc-
tor of the sodality, have scared higher and
have selected the famous drama Damon
and Pythias." The plot of the play is by
John banim OF Ireland, who was a cele.
DRAFTED novelist, ries of whose works.
entitled the 20 Hara Tales" are still
read with much pleasure. The fact
that the play underwent the revision
of the celebrated orator She'll, who was
himself at that time writer of plays, is a
sufficient guarantee of its worth. The
drama was first produced the 18th of Nav.
1871, at Covent Garden Thea,er, London
and Leigh Hunt, the then great critic,
said OF the piece: ~ never Witnessed a
more successful one. The acting was ad-
miraDle. The interest is strongly excited
from the first and increases to the last"
Inc Dram attic Society is working very
harI to have the affair great success,
and George Nj. HeImance, the eminent
elocutionist, who has full charge of the
performance, will allot to each member
this week the different part he is 10 take.
The music will be by the very best orche.-
ira, and the proceeds of tie performances
will be given to the Francesca r slief
Society, composed of a number of Catholic
ladies, many Of whom are of the highest
standing in society, and who devote two
DAYS in The week to sewing and other
charitable works. as well a, clothe, from
their own pockets. several hundred
deserving families, irrespective OF their
religious persuasion. Each guest will be
presented with pretty souvenir pro-
grammo.
The names OF the gentlemen participa-
ting, as we'll as where tickets can be
secured, will be announced later.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
DWELLING IN UNITY,
Two Warning Factions in the Loca
Democratic Camp.

Two Warning Elections in the Local
Democratic Camp.
There was a row at meeting of the
Democratic County Co IN mittee in Judge
Daingerfeld's courtr DOM. and the meet
ing adjourned with two warning factions
snorting the fumes of battle and declaring
themselves out for blood.
The meeting was announced to be for
the peaceful purpose OF nominating COM
mittee of seven 10 act in conjunction with
a similar com mittee from the Republican
fold as collateral aid association in
nominating board of ireeholders.
Now, it is the duty of ths chairman to
call such meetings to order, but Colonel
w. P. Sullivan, who has been acting as
chairman for the past three years, refused
to call such a meeting, as 1t is said he
thinks the freeholders to be nominated by
the charter convention will be suitable.
Other mem bers of the committee d sa.
greed with the colonel, however, and
among these was Secretary McGovern.
Besides disagreeing Mr.. McGovern was
also aware of the fact that the colonel had
never been elected chairman and there.
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interest in the Brigade
Movement Growing
Rapidly.
Members Of the Organization
Take Three-Fold
Pledge.
Company F of the Howard Church
Has Formed a Ladies
Aux liary.

A great deal OF interest is being mani.
tested regardin the revived Boys Bril-
gade, and many prominent ministers are
preparing to introduce it into their con-
gregations.
This is not a new organization to this
city, but was formed in 1890 All Ct the
companies however, excepting Company
f of The Howard Methodist Episcopal and
Company l of the Congregational. dis
banded. The boys In tine organization
take a triple pledge--to refrain from in
toxicatng drinks, tobacco and prefane
language.
The uniform of the National Guard is
worn and the boy go through the regular
military drills. 1t is much on the same
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
scharwenka's First Concert

XAVIER scnarwenka the famed composer.
pianist. VIII make his first appearance here at
the California tonight, assisted by Edward
the concert will be one of especial signif-
canoe Tor musicians and music-Ioyers. TO
whom the name OF the artist is a guarantee of
me bolaplentss OF the event Beethoven's
"AppAssionala" sonata has been chosen for the
heavy number. scharwenka viii play be-
sldes several Cho pins and several of his ow n
Polish dances.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
The Orpheum

There is much real novelty in the new bill
at the orpheum. Arthur and Jennie Quinn
have little comic skit that is distinctly out
of the usual, ana cleverly presented. Ola Hay
den retsliates on the female impersonator of
the variety business By singing in a quite
Yirlle tenor, and Ina Collins whistles man
iuily and in good tune and address, Press
Eldridge and several of laStweek's performers
are sill popular. Joe Hayden and Queen
HetherlngtOn" In q saSSielY sketch are new
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night for this stock company. Every member
of he cast was in touch with the lines ana
seemed to enjoy having the chance to do some
ing out OF the meiodrAmatic run.
William Pascoe is a home in light comedy
parts and as John PaGen Jr. RovIe's old pari
achieved success. Fred Butler does a sur
prisingly clever bit of character work as Hans
Otto. the opium fend.
Maud E Ina Hall appears as Marguerite Otto
and Mamie Holden as Jenny Merryweather
The audience took very kindly 10 the new
quality OF play.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
At the Chutes.

The vaudeville entertainment at the Chutes
Tree theater offers number of novelties,
including the original Girards, grotesque
comiques; the Vail Brothers clever musical
comedians; Mae runnison, a soprano who
Will make her mark later on "Antonio." an
equliorlslc gentleman who performs most
extraord nary ieats, and the Chuteoscope.
Adgie anu her lions are as interesting as
ever and the animals are fed In full view of
the audience on the stage every evening
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
RYAN SUCCEEDS HINES.
Appointed Yesterday Assistant En-
glneer of the Tugs Used By the
Harbor Commits toner's.

At the meeting of the Harbor Com mis-
sioners yesterday, II. L. Ryan was APP
pointed to fill the position formerly held
for five years by S. G. Hines as assistant
engineer OF the tugs used by the board.
The change was not made on account of
any incompetency OF Hines but through
political influences.
Specifications regarding a process for
creos oting piles were read. The plan was
adopted, but very little viii be done in the
matter for some time TO come according
10 The statement of J. J. Keegan.
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The Columbia

At the Columbia last night 1.-THE Hoosier
Doctor" commenced its second week. Digby
Bell now makes the points of The play less
emphatic than shey were at the first performs
ance, ana his representation of the doctor is
thoroughly satisfying. Laura JOYCE has
made real hit in nGrnndman
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The Oberon.

This popular smily resort was crowded last
night To hear the new programme by Herr
otsrks Vienna Orchestra. TIE selections rem
dered were well received and the encores
numerous.
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THE Q. r. g. NJ. CO.
DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO
PORTLAND

From spear-street Wharf at 10 A. NJ
DIT So First | Including
n 4CL So. so 2d-class (berth q meats
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS:
state of California. Oct. is, rs, Nov. 4, Il, q
Column b Oct. 10, 20, 80. Nov. g. l9, 2f
Through tickets and through baggage to All
Eastern points Rates and folders upon appIicS-
ZION 70
FE. CONNoR. General Agent
$50 Market street.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. superintendent
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Burglars in a Saloon.

The police were notified yesterday that two
attempts had recently been made to brea
into Peards saloon, at 1894 Market street
The burglars had jumped over the gate in
fro Mt of the entrance and on each occasi on
had opened the glass case and stolen about
SD worth of goods
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19

Japanese theaters have their boxe, so
arranged that the ladies' can ange their
dresses, as it Is not )nsidered stylisn for
q lady 10 appear an entire evening IN one
dress and with the same ornaments,
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Grand Opera If ouse.

The company at Moroscos surprised the
patrons of The southside iheater last night by
a quite smooth performance Of Milton Royle's
comedy, sFriends." 1t was an exception FIRST
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
The Tivoli,

1.-THE Geisha" completely won another
packed house at the Tivon last night 1t is
up for long, brilliant run.
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FOR U. s. NAYY.YiRD And VALLEJO.

Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs. and Sat .....
..9:45 A. N. and :l5 2. g p N. ex. Thursl
Fridays. ......... .......,.1 P. NJ, Or "
Sundays. 10 30 A. II and p n
landing and offices, Mission DOCK PieEA
Telephone Green ISL
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FOR SAN JOSE. Lon GiTOS & SANTA CRUZ

CTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
Saturday exceptedl at . p Freight and
Passenger Fare between san Francisco and
Aiviso. SOC; 10 San Jose. Use Clay 81. Piee
IL n. First ST.. san Jesa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
AUCTiOI SALE
EaEz AT go
BULBS HEAD CARPIlGR REPOSITORY.
AM%
Corn Fifteenth and Valencia SITS, San Francisco,
THUR 5DAY.

Thursday October FL, at 10 A. M.
Bv order of IL. Frfedlander, on account of disso-
luton OF co)aItnerShip we viii sell the entire
plant OF the above r-p 81 Dry, consis ing of $50
n. s, new and Sec end Ia nj including 3 Landau
Hacks, Coup-s, 3 = Seate1s, VictoIias, WAGON
cites Ph setOns. Open and Top Buggies Road
Milk. Grocery, Delivery. Farm and Laundry Wsg-
o3s 100 sets New and >ecund-uand arnesi. 50
Dozen Whips, Robes ankets flee Furniture
etc, etc
y. Bale positive. No reserve or limit
sto'- can ne insper ed from ii day of sale
SULLIVAN & DOYLE livestock Auctioneera
Ohce-327 Sixth AN f.. c &C
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AUCTION Sales
Exit" COOK co.
FASHIONABLE AUCTION SALE

Art Goods, Ornaments, Chinawars,
Itch Cut Glass, Dinner Sets, Lamps,
Etc.
] am ordered to dispose at auction Ne sSrs
COX & o.'s Fashionable stock, who are retiring
from business.
ever he In his city, aud will be sold withou
limit reserve
THIS DAY.
Tuesday. ..Oc ODER 19, 1897
AT 1873 KEARNY ST,
At 9 O'Clock afternoons a 100 evenings
continuing daily until entire stocS is disposed OF
Comfor alb . chairs provided
p J. BARTH. turtioneer.
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At the Alcazar.

There didn't seem 10 be too much Johnson
at the Alcazar last night In fact it seemed
inlposs BILE to give the audience enough Of the
gentleman who owned, or professed TO own,
that melodious name. Wright Hunting ION
appee red as Augustus Billings, and found his
element He played the part easily and with
eooa effect Frederick strong also scored a
hit with the audience as Joseph Johnson, one
of the hardest parts in the p!ay.
Another good piece of work was done by
Charles Bates as the excitsble Frenchman,
who searches msdl7 through three acts tor the
destroyer OF his happiness, only to forgive HIM
when he finds him IN the last The women in
the cast displayed some pretty gowns and
acted in good key. TOO Much Jon son" is
we'll noun ed. and with tbs good in ter pre- Ia
ton given IL by the stock com pany should be
good tor two weeks run.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-12

TO RENT, RESIDENCE 1876 TAYLOR
street, west, near Barnard street. Apply
to Edward Lovelfs Sons
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To Continue This Week.

In cooking all of this week, giving two
lessons a day-morning, from II to r. and
afternoon, from 4 to 5. An entirely new
programme has been arranged and Is pub
lshed to-day on page u. 1t was the in
tention of the Mutual Gas Light Com
pany to have Miss Andrews remain here
longer, but in order that the lectures
should not interfere with the holiday bust
ness and Christmas shopping this week
will close the present course Of instruc-
ton Miss Andrews is exceedingly popu-
lar with the ladies, and the attendance
during the week will be very large.
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DOLLS WIGS" IN ANY COLOR,
both in natural and imitation hair; also
made to order with owners childs hair;
limbs, such as hands, eyes, feet, heads; the
finest selection in Savannah. 2S East
Broughton; hair, jewelry and shaving
supply house.
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Now in Jacksonville.

Mr.. John S. Bowen of this city has leas-
ed the Placide hotel at Jacksonville, Fla,
and 1t is now run under his exclusive man.
agement. Mr. Bowen is one of the most
popular men in the hotel business, and
has friends everywhere. He was formerly
at the Everett, in Jacksonville,
and was also at the Suwan-
nee Springs hotel. Mr.. Bowen in
tends to make the Placide the equal Of the
best hotels in the country. The Placide is
nicely located on Main street, near the
business center of the city. Mr. Bowen
will be glad to see his Savannah friends
al the Placide
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MEDICAL.


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telephone 2551. Lem Davis, surgeon
cf1iropodist
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Pretty Piano Music.

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size sheet music of the prettiest vocal and
Instrumental music, on elegant book pa
per, in splendid style, and eight portraits
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