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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BOOTH FUCKERS FARM.
Big Beet-Sugar Charity Colony in
Salinas Valley to Start Next
Week.

Commander Booth-Tucker of the Sal
walton Army, who arrived here from the
East Thursday. went down to S ledad
yesterday with party of Siivationists
and mem bers of the citizens colonzt'ion
com mittee to inspect the lands offered for
the armv's beet-sugar farm in the Salinas
Valley and to conclude arrangements Tor
starting the work next week of putting in
the crop.
The commanded is en- husiastic over the
scheme He declares that the President
and the V ce- Pre3i lent OF the United
States are favorably impressed with it.
From twenty-three States he received
offers aggregating 10000 acres of fertile
land on which to put the 600, 000 person 8
constituting the great army dependent in
The country solely upon charity. The
Santa Fe Railroad. notably among
several companies, offered land and other
assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
- Fear Yellow Fever.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept 17.-Drs. John
Morse and d. D. Crowley, both mem bers
of the State Board of Health from this
city, have requested Secretary Matthews
of Sacramento to call a special meeting of
the board tor next Thursday, in San Fran.
cisco, to take steps 10 protect the State
from any possible inroads from yellow
fever.
The local Board of Health met to-night
and declared that portion of the West
Oakland marsh lying between Twenty
second and Twenty-sixth, Union and Pc
raita streets, and that portion south of
Fifth and west of Peralta streets a nul-
sance and ordered it abated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
A Medico-LepaI RalIgama.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept 1.-THE Oak
tue baseball fever, will meet on the Ala
media grounds tomorrow and strug lie
for supremacy. The game is for the Asso-
ciated Charities, and as great interest is
being shown the gate receipts should be
generous.
DR.. w. L. Dunn, DR.. Baldwin, Dr.
WooIsey, DR.. Crowley. DR.. Hamlin. DR..
Eaton, DR.. Milton, DR.. Adams and DR..
Travers will try to take the game from
Attorneys De Goia, M. G. Chapman, Will
White. Tom Garrlty, w. r. Davis, Ben
Woolner, Fred Whitney, John Sands and
ex-Judge Frick. There are a host of sub
stitutes, and there will be no lack of men
to take the place of the warriors as they
ia
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were not materially changed yes
terIay' some selling rather higher and others fali-
Ing on omewbat Trading was fair
The Sierra Nevada and Hale & Norcross assess
menis fal delinquent in board today
In the Standard Consolidated for The week end
Ing September IL raise 4, 336 level showed very
poor material There was no improvement in
raise 8 same lev,I North drift along footwall OF
SD level had twelve inches very low-grade quartz
In the face Wine l, below same leve'. cat itrto
the old Wheel barrow" drift and found two pillars
of low-grade ore In raise !, Fortuna vein, 500
level, the ore has not yet been stripped In winze
:, same vein and level the ground is hard and the
ore of high grade. ore was helm stopped from the
245, 265 al9. 1885, $50 Ano go levels
Standard Mil S atpment-,ne crushed for the
week, 2C7 ions; average assay Vanner tailings
g 81; cuHCentra Is pr dlcei, , tons essay va ue
$50 SIS: plated amalgt m produced, t634 ounces:
assay ue, II 67 per Luuce. Al tal.IaSs plant L
they finished the sump and the ere, lioh OF solu-
uon-tanKs ana treated 3lS12 tons tall ior he
week AT pa It th' V treated 52l tons tslngs
aud commenced the erection of new so Ion
tanks and tHe bul ding OF a new sump,
a contemporary says AT the Cons 2lidated
California nnd Virginia Office IN Virginia city a
caIeiui c MI utatior IS Oeng made OF the actual
cost of mining and milling the low-5rade ore
which was recently crdshrd and concentrated oy
The hinkead Milling Company. Tne gross pro-
ce' DIS of the TX frac ion tons of concentrates
from he 3 10 tons or or late work q the X n
Krad mil we e Sl506 o IN go CON, he Vir-
ginia ity office OF the company is now figuring
our the Lroht on this lot, and if the company has
made any reasonable sum on the operation 1t Is
h gnly prob be that the directors VIII det id TO
have the large rese! YES OF ow-giade ores III tne
mine ed in the same Wa on u b 6 sc -ie-
A rough estimate mad in his city sho"s that
there has been clear prof. Of from 81 90 to 81
per ton The 3UU ton, Of low g ade ore lately
worked If Gh,S eStima IS cori eel The Consul
dared California and Vir-inid Mining c. mpany
ha3 no H. ed OF levying any more assessments, ana
by en- arging its low-gra lie ore enterpriS- an lay
up money sht along " hI extracting he low
grade deposits of richer valu- may be en-
countered. ! he company may act umu,ate sutf-
lei
and 1891 Levels. ON the } $50 level a wide ledge
of aSsayng from $40 to SIS per Ton, princl-
pal V in god, is known to exist. he ore IN this
ledge is somewhat base bal il should give just as
goU4 returns at the kinkead mill as the 30O-ton
lot recently gave hat lot a so contained much
ba met al, and cou d not be protitabiy wor&ed by
lhe ordinary amAlgamaLlOn nTOSeS
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
c. ming Christinn Endeavor Meetings.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting of the executive CON-
mittee OF the County Christian Endeayor
Union viii be held in the upper ha. OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
building Monday evening. Among the
mportant lectures Of the evening will be
the selection OF a place for holdint the
next convention. 1t is likely that Ala
media viii secure IT,
Prior to that a conference OF correspond
inc secretaries will be held in Oakland, to
which an effort will be made to get every
one IN the county Entertainment for
those who cannot return home Will be
provided, and those who cannot attend
VIII be asked TO send representative
whom the society can elect to succeed
Them in the Office.
NegIects His Family.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1E-Anthony
Sears, a Larber, was ARE ted to-day on
complaint of his wife, who charges that
he wastes his substance in riotous Aving,
10 wit, gambling. and does not PROVIDE
food or clothing for his children or vile.
She says that she has had only 81 In three
or four weeks, and that while her huspano
earns good wages he gam bles them away
In poker adjunct TO a cigar-stand on Eli
cfnal avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
Senior. Elect omnars.

BERKELEY. CAL, Sept. II. - The
senior class this morning elected Miss
Marion Whipple president for the ensn.
ing term in accordance with the tradi-
tionai custom of tlecting lady as presi-
dent OF the class for the first half of the
senior year. The other officers elected
are as follows:
First vice-president w. B. Hoag; second
vice-president, Miss Grace Z. Dibble; secre-
tary. Reuben c. Hill; treasurer, Miss Grace L.
Henley; sergeant-at-arms, J. c. Claussen !;
representative TO executive committee OF as
sociated students. j w. Leggett; executive
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

minutes. Second, John Fehner-R 400, black
checker speed 9815 50 yards. distance 70
miles 500 yards Tim. 2 ours 23 minutes.
Third, H. c. Worth-K $50, blue checker.
speed 978S5 yards, distance covered n miles
1920 yards. Time, 2 hours 20 minutes.
The exhibitors at the far will give a
Grand BANQUET to she directors O. the Me-
chanics' Institute on Monday night in
the art gallery. as token of their apnre-
citation of their serves during the fair.
The affair is strictly invitational and is
only for those directly connected with the
fair.
A special programme of music has been
prepared for to-night-the closing night
of the fair.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

Money is needed at present TO perfect
the plan. Tomorrow forenoon Com
m ander Tucker will lecture at the Metbo-
dist Church III East Oakland and in the
afternoon and evening at Armory Hall.
He has issued this notice:
Commander Booth-Tucker. leader OF the
American forces of the Salvation Army, viii
address the business men of San Francisco on
Monday, September 90 at P. NJ, at the Cha M
Der OF Commerce the colonization of the
unemployed. Inasmuch this movement
which offers u.h for the benefit of The
State is To be launched next week the presence
of yourself and friends who will be interested
will be we coined. Commander Booth Tucker
will answer any questions you may ask con-
cerning this worK.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BRUTAL BLOWS
CRIPPLE A Child
Little Henry zimat Says He
Was Kicked by a Man
Named Citron.
Doctors Say the Boy Will in
All Probability Be a Grip
pie for Life.
The Story of the Child Substantiated
by His Brother, Lad Eight
Years of Age.

Little Henry Zimat, who lives at 1927
Clementina street, i likely to be a cripple
for life, all owing 10 a blow he says he re-
ceived from a man named Citron. His
statement is substantiated by his brother
Louis, boy about 8 years of age. The
story related by the children to their
mother is this;
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
OLYMPIC CLUB FINANCES.
The Organ zation Is Not on the Brink
of Dissolution, as Reported.

The Organ zation Is Not on the Brink
of Dissolution, as Reported.
The directors of the Olympic Club held
a meeting yesterday afternoon 10 discuss
the financial condition OF the organiza-
tion.
An expert statement of the clubs affairs
was presented and The president and
directors expressed themselves as being
very we'll satisfied with the results shown.
From September l, 1896, TO September
l, 1897, the income WAS $50 783 04 and the
rxr~rses were Sol, ,599 50, making loss of
$3I6 IS for the year la v.ew OF the
r.yalent hard times mis- is considered a
GOOD showing. Had it not been for the
CUTS last boxing entertainment, which
proved an $l100 loss, the balance would
have been on Tie o.hsr side.
The statement showed the assets to ex-
ce d the liauillties by sos 535 80.
The clubs mem bersnip Is now 1875,
loss of six during the last year
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY AEAr
- wharf, San Francisco as follows: H4aX
For ports in Alaska, A. N. Sc tember 5, 3, Is
49, %, %, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port ToWn-
send Seattle, Tacoma, Everett. Anacortes and
New WI atcom (Bellngham Bay, Wash.). "a. II.
Sept g. g. H. ~, %, 2S and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the e. r h
r.. at Tacoma with n. +. r. r., at Seattle with u
n Ry at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka Arcata and Fields Landing Hum
holdt Bay) Str. Pomona p NJ, september /, Q
TO- IA Is, %, .27; October l. 5, 8, 3. 1S 22, 20
20: Novembet s. ~, 10, 20, "a. ~.
For santa Cruz, Monterey. San Simeon, Cayuco%
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo). Gavtota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, san Pedro, East SO
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at A. Il
sepI EN- 7. H. 1o, 19, %, 81, and every fourth
day thereafter.
fSan Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara Port Los An
Seies Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport IL
A. NJ oeptem Der 8, g, l3 II, 81. rs. 29, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Enseuada, San Jose del Cabo. Mozatlan La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer OrizaoA -
A NJ the ~ OF each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
ont pre- evlous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours of sailing Ticket otiice-Paace Hotel,
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO, Genl Agents.
10 Market ST.. San Franctsc1
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18


Freshman Officers Elected.
BERKELEY, CAL S .pt. 1.-THE fresh
man class has elec.e the following Off
GERS:
President, N. G. Guiberson; first vice-presi-
dent, c. D. Cobb; second vice. president, Miss
c, Hutton; secretary. j. L. lids mith: treas
urer. L. II. Westdahl; sergeant-a t-arms, r. L.
McCabe; representative on the G. S. V. C. ex-
ecutive committee, w. n. Frickstadt; ex-
ecutive ecommitiee-Hecht, Waring, Stuart and
Miss Goodman.
Alameda otcs.
ALAMEDA, CAL. Sept. 17.-Owing to coun-
ter attractions IN other directions, the I'm
ptoyemtnt Association failed TO meet last
tvening rs intended. and the election of Off
GERS will so over until the second Thursday in
O. tober.
Miles Slverthorn. an old resident of Ala
media is down from Yale. b. c.. and brings
Ell eLcouraging reports OF mining development
in tnat region.
The Rebekahs will give. gypsy party at
Armory Hall next Thursday evening Tor the
benefit OF the Odd Fellows Orphans home.
Berkeley News Items.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 17.-Debating en-
thusiasts at the university are advocating
freshman-sophomore debate as q means OF re-
viv1ng interest IN forenscs and as subs ti!ute
for the tabooed treshman-sophomore rush.
At a meeting of the athletic committee of
the university yesterday morning William w.
Mein WAS elected e ber Of the tennis COM
mittee, in place of Professor Syle, who was
compelled 10 resign by pressure of work.
series of works of the E,izabethan and
Restoration dramatists has recently been
added to the university library. The volumes
were purchased from the proceeds of Professor
Styles plays.
The tramways, omnibuses and under
ground railways in and around London,
within a radius of five miles. carry each
year. it is calculated, about 453 OOO. 600 pas
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
Professionals Denounced.

BERKELEY, CAL, Sept. 17.-Editor
Hopper of The Occidental. has directed a
scathing editorial against baseball players
Krug and Hennessy. who. by entering the
profes sional games in San Francisco, have
disqualified themselves to play in the
fu nre on the college nine. He says:
They entered the tournament, knowing fully
that they became professionals: that they
were abandoning their college teams In
short they deliberately sold their college ior
gold.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
EVIL l0HN. AIICTIONEER.
Freshman oficers Elected.

committee C. NJ. Bufford, Miss Clara NJ.
Stark, Miss A. NJ. sleeper, Miss 6. g. c ark and
Allen i. Cnickering.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

The ways, omnibuses and under.
ground railways in and around London,
within radius of five miles. carry each
year, it is calculated, about 453, 00o, 900 pas
sengers.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
FOR SAN JoyE. IOy GiTOS & SlNTl CRI1

GTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
y (Sundays e1ceptedl al 10 A. NJ Alviso daI
Saturday exceptedl at N. Freight ami
Passenger. Fare between San Francisco and
Alviso soc; to San JOSE 75c Clay O., Pier /
~ w. santa Clara str San Josa
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
FRIDAY. Sept 17-4r. NJ.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Sept. 17-2HM

l. z r
UNITED STATES BoNDS.
Bid Asked. Bid. ASked
I FGs conn .Il334 U Asreg,,. AA13z
IL new lAsueI&43&
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
BASSE4T EVEN
ON HUNTINGTON
"0ld Pard " Says That His
Z" Ancient Enemy" Is
Beaten.
Wanted Once to Bond Water
Front for Twenty
Millions.
The Strip" Too Wet for Railroads
and Too Dry for Steam
boats.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
908 BroadWay Sent IL
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
BOZIO WANTS THE RECORD.
The Imperial Man Thinks Ho Can
Lower krafts Time for Twenty
Miles,

E. A. Bozio of the I'm perial Cycling Club
has announced his intention Of trying to
regain his twenty-mile road record, which
was wrested from him by Kraft of the Bay
Citys last Sunday.
Kraft was the first to establish the
record over a year ago, and reduced it
again himself July II OF this year. Then
Bozio determined to try to put it lower,
and on July Is bettered Krafts time by
almost two minutes. Last Sunday Kraft
went after ii again and bettered Boz 10 s
time almost as much. The record stands
now at 4S minutes So seconds. which is
the world record for twenty miles on the
road over standard course. II Bozio has
as good pacing as Kraft had, or better if
that is possible, many think he can turn
the trick He will probably make the
trial a week from Sunday.
There is also some talk OF a match race
at twenty miles between Kraft and BoZio,
but this has not assumed form as yet.
With unlimited pacing on good track it
would be a great drawing card.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen's proposed
road race for next Sunday has been post
poned one month, as the mem bers were
not in sufficiently good condition.
Tonight will be wheelmen's night at
the Mechanics Fair and II should be par
ticularly Interesting 10 those who cycle.
ALI wheel men Will De aQmitleQ Tree Ii IN
wheeling costume.
The following is the programme OF anna
teur events 10 be run at the Santa Rosa
cyclins park tomorrow afternoon in con-
junction with the Young Mems Institute
celebration:
One-mile scratch, one-mile handicap,
two-mile post and one mile tandem scratch
Ers II
merchandise valued at $50, second SIS, ex-
cent the second for the tandem race which
is $40.
Among the local amateurs who Will
compete are Kenna, Bacon, Kraft, Peck,
Thiesen and Bird sail. They will have to
fight the Noonan brothers. Williamson,
Armstrong and other Santa Rosa cracks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20

blame II would have been better to have
spent the millions that the jU bilee cost for
charity and have saved some of the little
Indian children.
Father Yorke then asked what the Irish
people had TO jubiate about. He said;
"Wnen Victoria's Ieign began there were
s, 200 600 Irish people in the native conn
try. To-Day there are less than 500 600.
When men have a grievance they should
not be nice about the time or place of pro-
test. II the Irish mem bers of Parliament
believed that their country hud been
wronged it was their duty the time the
Jubilee cry went UP from the English
peop'e to strike the discordant note. They
would have teen laise to their trust and
less than men if they had not refused to
partake in the jubilee of. government
which has been worse for them than war,
pestilence and famine combined. During
the whole reign OF Victoria, year after
year, the population of Ireland has been
getting less.
Young men and women are forced to
leave the land of their nativity and mi
CRATE to foreign countries, because they
cannot live in the land III which they were
born. Not because the land is not rich
enough, not because there are not precious
metals in the earth, not because Ireland
would not support population five times
as large as it has now, but simply because
OF DAD govern ment. ANA IN the ceIe bra
ton of that government they were asked
10 rejoice
The speaker referred to the great Irish
famine, and said the cries for bread were
met by an IN creased police iorce to back
up the evjctors. One million two hun
dred and twenty-five thousand people,
almost as many as there are in the State
of Caliiornia, he said. had perished in
three years On Irish SOL. Yet they were
ASKED 10 forget the graves OF their fore
fathers who were murdered and TO bless
the hands that struck them down. For
them il was a great jubilee and carnival of
grief.
Ireland, be said. was taxed Sl2 SOC, 600
per year in excess of what she should be.
He spoke of the political prisoners con-
fined in Portland prison, and said many
bitter things of the Government which
was responsible for their incarceratio
England was and always had been The
enemy of America as we'll as of Ireland,
and was ever seeking her destruction.
Father Yorke closed with a denuncia-
ton of what he was pleased TO call the re-
lieious intolerance of the English Gov
ernment, and told of the struggles of the
Catholics in Ireland TO worship IN their
faith.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
STORY OF A TRUNK.
A Piece of Stolen Baggage
Recovered at
Fresno.
How the Transfer Company Traced
the Trunk and Secured
the Contents.

The Pacific Transfer Company handled
a vast quantity of baggage during the
Christian Endeavor convention and did
not lose single trunk, although one
trunk was missing for some time. Accord
ing TO the story, the owner OF the trunk
lost his receipt, or gave it to friend, who
lost it. The receipt. whether lost or
stolen, fell into The hands of man who
coveted the property and who obtaine d
the trunk on presentation of the receipt to
the transfer office.
When the true owner appeared and ex-
planned the facts a search was instituted
for the missing article of baggage. 1t was
ascertained, after diligent inquiry, that
the trunk was taken to a locksmith OF
this City. When it was opened it was
found to contain two bicycles, One OF the
machines was taken out and the other
was left in the trunk. The trunk was then
taken III en- express-wagon 10 Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Office and shipped to De-
lano. subsequently it was forwarded to
Fresno.
The transfer company succeeded in
tracing the stolen property from the store
room to the locksmith's place, and so on
to the express Office and thence TO Delano
and Fresno.
The agent at Fresno was advised to get
the missing trunk and contents. He fol-
lowed the advice, secured all the property
and arrested the man in whose possess ion
the trunk was found.
The owner, who went East, was advised
Yesterday that his trunk and its contents
had been recovered.
The officers of the company believe that
two men worked the scheme to get pos
session OF the trunk. One is in custody in
Fresno and the other is thought to be in
this City.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20

What a wonderful inhu-
ence the possession Of manly
vigor exerts over a man! 1t
makes him a grand success
in everything he undertakes.
He has confidence in him
self and commands the re-
spect of his fellow-man.
DR.. Sanden offers a book
free that tells how the great
est development of man
hoods vigor can be attained
by the use of the famous DR..
Sanden Electric Belt. If
you cannot call and examine
the Belt send for the book
"Three Glasses of Men," !"
free, sealed, by mail. Con-
sultation free.
DIR. A. T. SANDEN,
$50 Market St, opp. Palace Hotel. San Francisco.
Office hours--S A. NJ. TO $3.50 r. NJ: Sundays ~ to
L Los Angeles Office. 204 South Broadway; Port
land. Or, 253 Washington St.; Denver, Colo,
93b sixteenth St
NOTE-Make 10 Mistake in the Number, $50
Market Street. Make note OF it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20

Baron chch ardent impetuou' and
Honduras pleaded
has that Dora Cords await in the le
possession Of the alurng title Baroness
for Honduras fearful BRIDE
D.
Anec syndc at
Honduras
a he
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
Married and Sailed Away.

A hasty summons to Honduras,
business engagement that could not
be postponed, was the unromantic
cause of the most romantic wedding
of Baron Carl Won Reischach and Miss
Dora W. Cords, an Alameda bile,
quietly and hastily solemnized at San
Rafael by Justice of the Peace George
Rodden Wednesday at noon.
The hasty wedding, following an un.
announced betrothal, was great sur
prise to the many friends OF the fair
young bride, as well as to those who
have had the good fortune to meet the
bs, n sor,o Pa~op
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEArRR The Heart of Maryl and"
CoIr-NRrA THEATER- The IdIpr''
MoKosco's oPERA-HoUsE- The Heart of Chi
Caco
k1cAzAR THEATER.- "Jane A."
TIvoLI OPERA HOUSE, Lohengnn'
OF PHEUM.-H High-Ciass Naudevllie
OgrRON.-Graud Concert
AJcAzAR HALL-l20 OFarrell street-Talk to
Women this afternoon, at 3 o clock.
tuTRo BATHS. Bathing and Performancee
IHE CEUTFs ASp CHUTEs FREE THEATER.-
treat Vaudeville Company every afternoon and
evening
MECHANICS PAVILION -N1echanics' Fair now
oper.
OoUFsING-At Ingleside Park, Saturday.
STATE FAlR-Sacramcnto commencing Septem-
ber 8
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
st. Joseph's Picnic.

Shell Mound Park promises to be crowded
tomorrow by the thousands who will go to the
picnic OF St. Josepn's parish The mere men
Jiou OF days outing with the people OF ST.
Joseph's parish is sufficient to draw un-
usual number to participate in the days sport
Half-hour boats on the broad-guage line Will
take those who desire to join the crowd at the
mark.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
Divorces Granted.

Divorces have been granted in the Superior
Court as follows: Abbie r. Smith from Robert
B. Smith, for extreme cruelty Theresa F. Day
from Alexander Day, for deserton. Kate
sertion. Abbie B. Robson from Joseph Robe
son, on account of cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
AUCTION SALES.

BY CHAs. LEVY Il Co,-This dav. August co.
Furniture, ri ll35 Market ST., at 10 O'Clock.
BY hILIIP * Co - Tuesday, August "a
Horses, al cor Market ST. and Van Ness ave-, at
i o'clock
BY G. II. UMBs EN- & Co.-Thursday, September
:, cal Estate at IA NJ ont gomery ST. at u O'Clock