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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01


On accommodation OF the parade COM
mittee resolution was passed that a
grand street parade, in: which all the par
sIors of tbs City wilhe invited to partici-
pate be held on the evening of the 8th.
An appropriation OF S75 was made for a
fireworks display during the parade.
During he day there will also be a cele-
bration Of some kind, butthe details have
not yet been arranged.
Messrs. William H9zell, Eugene w.
Levy, Robert ". Martland and L. G. Finn
were appointed a conference committee to
act IN conjunction with similar commit
lee from the Santa Rosa celebration COM
mittee and arbilrate all matters which
may arise between the two bodies.
The subcommittee having the arrange
ments for the day in charge are as follows:
Transportation-D. G. Martin, l.. T. By
ington, II. n. Gard. Parade-Dr. G.. N.
Van Orden. L. G. Pistolesi, w. E. Nc
Greer, George H. S. Dryden. ]. P. Top
ping. Finance-W. Phelps. W. d. Shea,
f. C. Courny. Printing-H. Lichenstein,
J. F. Hetty, J. J. Mccarthy. Music-W.
J. Guinnane, Percy v. Long, ]. Linde-
man. Press-Carlton II. Johnson, NJ G.
Owens, E. B. Reed. HoteIs-C. II.
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=: :.
lector gave it out that the dismissal was
..for the good Of the service" a charge
which was held by the Treasury Depart
ment to be not good in the case of Mes
senger Sankey.
George G. Kenny, typewriter in the Col
Iector's office, was promoted TO Beauce's $
place and salary. Stephen 7. Gage is his
friend,
w. f. Rowlands, extra assistant store
keeper, was appointed in Kenny's place,
and Jacob Livingston has been chosen
from the eligible list in Rowland's s place.
Livingston will be placed on six months
probation.
Frank P. Flesh has been appointed in
Holmes place.
The Internal Revenue Collectors office
was lightened by the displacement of
Bookkeeper Chinn, Deputy Collector
Aiken and Miss Kirby, clerk. Acting
Collector Thomas says the vacancies were
created in the interest of retrench ment
and reform.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

d
TO ne unher
none the eompei Of
al t those who'd
O the par1meo o e SIS n
though
getCea ofnteet in as
Il the M the plans
the hnuyo the opinion Of all
ars and ba ayaet h me
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

and the serene faith in the power of truth
has so far upheld me-. and, 1 believe,
always will. i have faith in the right. /
have. faith that the principles OF social.
de emocracy are right. | have faith. that.
the. people are awakening to the truth.
+ Victory will come ::>...:. :==: 4. .
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
CUSTOMS CHANGES.

Ketrenchment and Reform Inaugurated d
J in tho Internal Revenue Coilector,s
Officer,
The appointment of E.. A. Holmes as
Deputy Surveyor of the Port to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Samuel J. Ruddell was confirmed by the
Treasury Department at Washington yes.
terday. and Mr.. Holmes will enter upon
the discharge of his duties to-day, the
Federal Government not recognizing Sun
day as a day of rest for customs officers.
i. A. Beauce, clerk In the assistant
storekeeper's department, was dismissed
from the service yesterday morning on
recon mendation Of Collector of the Port
Jackson. 1t is said that Beauce gave
'back talk" to Frank Cushing. The Col
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
WILL PARADE HERE.
How the Native. Sons Of the
Golden West Will Celebrate
!. j. 4. Admission Day.
There Will Be a Parade of Local Par
Tors and a Display Of
Fireworks.

: A joint committee from the various
parIors of the Native Sons OF the Golden
West met in Native Sons Hall last night
to make arrangements for the celebration
OF the 9th of September
The principal cele bration will be held at
eahta Rosa on the 9th, and all parlors In
the State are expected to be represented
there.
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Mckinley.
INVITES PRESIDENT

Everin, A. D. Lansing, w. w. Shannon.
Advertising = w. Nonnenman, w. C.
Miller, J. h. Glas. Decoration-F. w.
Burnett, John F. Hermes, J. ]. Sweeney.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01

Consists Of close on to 1000
dozen our finest Un1aWn-
L dered Shirts, made from the
celebrated NelO:. Y'orb Mills
: muslin, a shirt fordurability,
dressiness and correct form.
cannot be .eq1ta1ed on the Pa
cit1c Coast; 'tis an ideal shirt;
! it's being 1oorn to-d0y5ythou
sands of our best dressers; it's
our 81 Unlabndered Shirt.
mddeuoit7tpotent stays, barred
bUttonbo1es, . double inter
locked sleeve on shoulder; tho
bosonls are. 220O fine linen,
cuffs the same, wristbands and
neck the same J; in either the
short bosom desb Worber's
shirt or the long full dress
bosom.
Special for Monday and
Tuesday, and on these g days
OIZN at ::
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NEW To-DAY-cLorH1NG.

. Once again 1ce hold an
=Unzu1tndered Shirt Sale.
us looked for7oord to
.by those people mho knoW
the. dependable class of
Shirts the big store car
ries. ............. .... ........ .....
ne a1lo1u= no shirt to
.e11ter. our store but uh0t
is thoroughly liable and
tested. .. ..:......
Those 1czo atttte11czed o1n,
orD1 e. Un1dt7atlered
Shirt sales kno1U 1Uhat to
expect. !. ...........
The.SZlirts. are diUided
into 3 lots, and 1ee limit
the quantity Of 6 to each
purchaser.
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Partition Of the Dore E.tate.

Ellen Dore and others have sued Mortimer
K. Truett ana others for the purpose of secur-
ing partition Of the estate Of the late Maurice
Dore
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LOT | ].

~ (. Fl: K. -. +: ..s
# Consists OF nearly 1000"
dozen OF the celebrated
Lapgdon Mills muslin, a.
+ good, heaUy, sto1tt7f 7fabric,
tt11tI len 9Th, long and !.
short bosoD1s, 1000 Fine
Linen Bosopos, q .1orist-
bands and neck, re-e11- .
forced front and back,
patent continuous fac
.M1gs. and 91tsSetS,=O a shirt
usually sold BIZ rs ttt.5Oc
and a rare UnlUe dtthat.
... Z Special price Monday
!. and Tuesday. a7ad=.op
these tWo days only, .= e: I.
; ; gg2s2assssssss2 g22 8. ~ s. ssgs82 hC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23

Tho number OF general ballots protested
Is marked for identification" all of which
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for the onice OF REGISTER,
was W thousand and eighteen, ..........
The number OF ballots which were rejected
- void. on which NO vote for any randi-
date for the ONCE OF REGISTER was
counted. was Two thousand one hundred
n twenty.six
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
IOR MEMnEn on AssE uBLy.
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That II appears on such estimate and canvas thsA
Tho whole number OF votes given for the
once Of MEMBER OF ASSkMB Ecn
THE NlSETEESTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIcT
Was Ten THOUSAND seven hundred and nine.
y'elBHl ,''.,,,.,,.. IN Tan
OF which ROBERT MAZET received
Three thousand one hundred and
th'F.y'hihe 49,. ....",...". $3.50
OF which SOLoMoE C.. WE'LL re-.
celved Three III Iusand six hundred
and seventy three ,.,......... -. s.O7s
OF which PEREZ NJ. rc.
'elEed Three thousand five hundred
and twenty-seven ..... sb25
or which WILLIAM BUCKSATH re-.
ceiNed Eighty four. 49,. ....,,, A
or which JOHN WALLACE received
slHty'two...... ,,......... $500. 40
And OF which there wsr, BLANR
Three hundred and thirteen. - a,a-,o 90
The number OF general ballots .pnotes.ad
marked for Identification" ali or Sh,sL
were counted TOR the SSvSrsi oSsdidaIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
Declaration OF the
BOARD or COUNTY CANVAsSERS

pUNb1b W uuUV UNIV Vfoo6n0
OF the County of Now York
In relation 20 votes Given TOR
JUDGEs OF TIE CITY COURT,
UNT CLERK.
REEtsTER,
ATTORNEY.
The Board of County Canvassers OF the County Of
New York. having canvassed aud estimated the votes
glvon IN the several Election Districts in each of tho
Election held on the I'd day Of November, A. ID. 1877.
DO HEREB CERTIFY. DETERMINE n DECLARE;
JUDG TN or Tux CITY COURT.
That JOHN N MCCARTHY.
DwARD +. o'DwYER,
by the greatest number OF votes. were duly elected
JUDGES OF II CITY COURT OF tho County of
New York.
That THOMAS J. UNN
by the greatest number OF votes, was duly elected
SHERIFF OF the County of New York.
COUNTY cLERK.
That WILLIAM soHMER
COUNTY CLERK Of the County of New York.
REGISTER.
That ISAAC FRoMME,
BY the greatest number OF votes, was duly elected
REGISTER Of the County OF New York.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
That ASA BIRD GARDINER.
BY the greatest number Of votes, wss duly elected
DISTRICT Of the County OF New York.
We certify this Declaration to he correct. and have
caused the same to be attested by. the signatures of
the Chairman and a majority OF this Board and the
Secretary thereof, this goth day OF November. A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety. seven.
JNO. 7. OAKLEY, Chairman.
WIN. II. TEN EYCR, Secretary.
JOHS J. MURPHY JOHN J. O'BRIEN,
ELIAS GOODMAN, ROBERT NUH,
COLLIN II. WOODWARD, CHRISTIAN GOETZ.
FRED'k l.. RUFUS II.
CHARLES A. Xxi THOMAS NJ. CAMPBELL,
ANDREW ROBINSON, FREDERICK A. WARE,
JEREMIAH ~KENNEFICK, JACOB 9. wUND,
CHARLE WINES, HENRY J.. SCHOOL
State Of Nctc York, CITY and County Of Nei1 York,
County Clerks Office, sa:
II CERTIFY that I have compared the
foregoing with the original Declaration on no in this
ONCE. and that It Ia a correct transcript theretrom
and Of the whole of said original.
49,. ..... witness my hand and Official seal At tho
New County Court House, IN the City and
L.. 8. County OF New York. this 22d day Of No
vember. ono thousand eight hundred and
."'..'...' NINETY. seven.
HENRY d. PURRoY.
Clerk Of the County OF New York.
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Statement OF tho
BOARD OF COUNTY CANvASSERs

Ofthe County or New York
In relation 10 votes Liyen for
MEMBER OP AtsEnhLY.
The Board OF county Canvassars or the uounsv -
New York, having met IN the Chamber of tho Bonr1
OF Aldermen OF the City OF New York. ON the vth.
ION. nm, l2th. 18TH. 18th. 10Th. l7th, Ism and
soIh days OF NoyenoeT, and the l4th. 10Th and Iota
votes given In the several Election DistricIa IN said
County AZ the General Election held on the 2d dAy ~
OlIOWS AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
@leetipn Aattrts.

ro,ne with tho original statement on hie in this once,
and that II Is a correct transcript thcrefrom and OF
the whole OF said original.
Witnrsa my hand and onicial seal ~
: the New County Court House. in the City
L. s. and County OF New YORK, this sadday o.
November, one thousand eight hundred
'.''"''.''' and ninety.seyen.
Clerk OF the County OF New YORK.
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@Itrtinn slrtirts.

once, and that it IL a correct Transcripts thorefrom
and Of the whole OF said original.
;''s''': witness my hand and onncini zeal At the
New County Court House. in the City and
I. 8. Comfy OF New York. this 92d day OF
November. one thousand eight hundred
:,,.,,...: and ninety seven.
HENRY D. PURRoY,
Clerk Of the County OF New York.
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@rtstirn autirfs.

omco OF MEMBER oFAssEMBLY FOR THE
TwENTY.sECCND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Eight thousand one hundred and
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
AFTER MANY MONTHS
Of Suffering, Mr.. G. r. OVERLY Passes
Away Yesterday.

Of Suffering, Mr.. G. r. OVERLY Passes
Away Yesterday.
Mr.. G. R. overly, formerly manager
of the Standard Oil company's local
business, died yesterday at noon at the
residence of Mrs. w. E. Miller, where
he had been i'll for some time.
Mr.. OVERLY succumbed after many
months of suffering to consumption
He recently left the city IN the hope OF
obtaining the benefit of change but
without avail.
He was for number of years in
charge of the Standard Oil company's
business here, and was thorough and
systematic business man. His death
is generally deplored.
Mr.. overly leaves a brother In
Cochran, who was telegraphed for
yesterday, and arrived last night.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
And Sink a Greek Schooner
and a Number of
Insurgents.
CHRISTIANS MUST COOPERATE
With the Mosems in the Restoration OF
Order-Austria Enters
Protest.

Canea, March 1S-The proclama-
tion issued by the foreign admirals
announcing the condition under
which autonomy will be granted to
Crete concludes by saying:
ga new era is opening for Crete.
Let all persons lay down their arms.
The powers count upon the co-opera-
tion of Christians and Moslems to aid
the task which promises to insure or
der and prosperity"
GREEK SCHOONER SUNK.
Vienna, March 1S.-The government
learns that the Austrian gunboat Sc
benico has sunk Greek schooner with
munitions of war and a number of
Cretan insurgents on board. The Sc
benico, under orders of the British ad-
miral commanding the British squad
ron In Cretan waters, was patrolling
off Cape Dia, Crete, when the schooner
hove in sight.
The Austrian government has made
protest to the porte against the out
RACES committed by the Moslems In
the villayet of UscOb in European
Turkey.
RUSSIA READY.
ConstantirOple, March 1S.-A Rus
sian steamer conveying a battalion of
troops to Crete has passed through the
Dardanelles,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
For the Bottom Facts in the
Steam Tug Dauntless
Case.
INTERESTING ISSUE INvOL we'd
The Attorney General viii Settle the Va
Iidity of CIearances for Ficti
tous Ports.

Washington, March 1S.-Attorney-
General McKenna has been in tele-
graphic communication with the
United States marshal at Jacksonville
concerning the application of the
steamer Dauntless for permission to
clear from Jacksonville with cargo
of munitions of war. Marshal Mckay
Is now making an inquiry with view
of obtaining such additional facts as
will enable the attorney general to
render an opinion on the application.
The cabinet conference yesterday
did not dispose of the matter. Until
the opinion of the attorney general is
rendered the Dauntless will not be al
lowed to clear. The question yet to be
settled definitely is whether the vessel
can take out papers for some alleged
Cuban port known to be fictitious
Permission was given to the Three
Friends at one time to clear for "the
port of El Maceo," which does not
exist, so far as this government is in
formed, but 1t Is not likely that an
other application of this character will
be granted
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
That Prof ssional Tax.

Savannah, March 1S.-Comptroller
General w. A. Wright says some of
the tax collectors have got wrong
impression about the professional tax.
These taxes, unlike other special taxes,
are not due until December 20. Con-
sequenLly lawyer or a doctor can
practice all the year without becom-
ing amenable to the law.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
The House Adjourns.
be granted

Washington, March 18.--The house
re-assembed at noon. Mr.. Henderson
stated that the committee on ways and
means would not be ready to report
until tomorrow, he therefore moved
that the house adjourn until Friday.
This was agreed to without division,
and at II :l6 the house was declared
adjourned.
SENATORS AND THE PEOPLE.
In the senate the constitutional
amendment for the popular election of
United States senators was relntro-
duced today by Turpie, who announced
his purpose to address the senate upon
it Monday. Senator Gear, from the
committee on the Pacific railroads, re-
ported the bill pending last session
for the adjustment of the government
debt through commission. At l the
senate went into executive session.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The ways and means committee today
voted to report the tariff bill to the
house tomorrow. The understanding
is that the debate on the bill will be-
gin Monday and that it will be put on
it's passage on the last day of this
month.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
WAS AN INDIAN.
The Sad FalI-off of Sensat tion, Which
Had Nothing In 1t.

Had Nothing In 1t.
For some time past another Bruins.
wick paper has been printing occa-
sional sensational items to the effect
that Judge Sam Atkinson and the
county officers had corraled poor
unoffendlng Spanlard, and had de-
voted themselves to persecution of
the innocent victim by sending him to
the county convict camps for a more
or less interminable period on a sem
tence for vagrancy.
Later came the declaration that the
high and mighty Spanish government
had risen in its might, with the de-
termination to avenge the wrongs in
fiicted upon the suffering subject, and
that no less person than Senior de
LONE had taken steps to have the IN
ternational insult Investigated and
avenged.
Yesterday Chairman James S.
Wright, of the county commissioners,
at the request of Captain Rosendo
Torras, the Spanish vice consul, took
the latter gentleman to Dover Hall
where the cOnvicts are quartered, in
the launch Titania, in order that he
might proceed with the aforesaid in
vestigation.
The convict IN question was inter-
viewed by Captain Torras. He spoke
freely. 81 am not Spanish subject =
he said. 81 am Peruvian Indian"
Asked as to the treatment he was re-
ceiving, the convict replied that he
was very well treated, and had no com.
plant to make.
Captain Wright and Consul Torras
returned to the city last night, and
the latter stated that he had no iuris-
diction in the matter.
The Peruvian was sent to the gang
for six months on conviction of va
grancy. When arrested he was lott
erlng around back gates in suspici-
GUS manner, and had big bar of iron
on his person.
And so the sensation has a sad fall
off, and SenOr de LONE has another
reason for dislikIng American news
papers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
THE WINNERS.

Those Who Were Fortunate in Dav-
enport's Prize Drawing.
The drawing for the prizes offered
by j. 2. Davenport, the Modern Gro
Ger, was held yesterday.
The fortunate ones were: Mrs. VIM.
Merchant, who won the fine china set
on ticket No. 1875; Mrs. M. Isaac, the
elegant parlor lamp on ticket No.
2734, and Mrs. q. p. Goodyear, the
handsome onyx table on ticket No.
2S2.
Messrs, George Smith and N. Eman-
uel conducted the drawing. Mr.. Dav-
export will announce another prize
contest for the benefit of his customers
shortly.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
ALONG THE BAY.
Items of Shipping and General Har-
Dor News.
papers.

Dor News.
The Norwegian bark Olivia, 1852
tons, Captain Gunussen, arrived yes
Uerday from Port Natal, to load lum-
Der from the Hilton Dodge Lumber
company at st. Simon.
The Norwegian bark Pioneer arrived
yesterday from Calais, to load from
the Downing Co.
The American schooner F. and r.
LuptOn arrived yesterday from New
York, to load from Frank d. Aiken.
The American barkentine st. Lucie,
arrived yesterday from Port Natal.
The st. Lucie will load lumber from
George S. Baxter & Co. for New York.
The British steamship Scow Fell
sailed yesterday for Hamburg, with a
cargo of 1850 tons phosphate, valued
at $27, 500, from the Brunswick Termi-
nal company.
The Spanish bark Carlos F. Roses
sailed yesterday for st. Felix Guixoli,
with cargo of $4,000 feet lumber,
valued at 81, ,l6S, from Rosendo Torras.
The Spanish bark Cabecces sailed
yesterday for Palma Malorca, with a
cargo of 29S,000 feet lumber, valued at
$3,012, from B. Padrosa.
The American schooner Alice J..
Crabtree sailed yesterday for Barba-
dos, with 264,000 feet lumber, valued
at $3,693, from the Southern Pine COM
pany.
The Italian bark Zehlimar cleared
yesterday for Trieste, with 5000 bar
rels rosin, valued at $4,000, from the
Downing company.
The Russian bark Suomi cleared
yesterday for st. Petersburg with 2,250
barrels rosIn, valued at $3.50, from
the Downing company.
The Spanish bark wendoline
cleared yesterday with 227 900 feet
lumber and 900 feet timber, valued
at $2,7S3, from Benito Padrosa.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
Resolutions.

The following resolutions were
adopted at last nights meeting of the
Marine band:
Whereas we have heard with ex-
treme sadness the sorrow that has be.
fallen our fellow-member, Mr.. w. D.
Miller, in the tragic death of his
mother; and
Whereas the organization feels keen
ly for its member; be it
Resolved, That the Marine band Of
fers its deepest sympathy to the
broken hearted member; and be II
further
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be published in the city pa
pers and be spread upon the minutes
of the organization. l. H. AIKEN,
President.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
A Scandalous Case.

Savannah, March 1S-W. E. Ben
nett, an employe Of the City and Sub
urban railroad, was found guilty in
the superior court today of criminal
assault on his own niece The jury
was out but a few minutes. They
qualified their verdict and recon-
mended him to the mercy of the court.
Judge Falligant thereupon sentenced
Bennett to ten years IN the peniten-
tiary.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
MARSHAL'S REPORT.
A Detailed Statement Made to Coun-
Gil by Chief Beach Last Night.

A Detailed Statement Made to Coun-
Gil by Chief Beach Last Night.
City Marshal Lewis W. Beach pre-
sented to the mayor and council, at
last nights meeting, his report of the
operations of his office for the year
1896. 1t was a most complete and
thorough statement of all the details
Of transactions passing through his
hands.
The report gave the following fig
ures during the year:
Delinquent tax sales-Taxes and
costs, $l,2l5,S6; realized from sales,
$l,377.9S; overplus, $l62,l2.
Unreturned tax sales-Taxes and
costs, $2,l7O.59; realized from sales,
$4,5SS. 80; oyerplus, 50 2,41773.
Totals Taxes and costs, $3,3S6.45 =;
realized from sales, So, ,966 80; overplus,
81, ,57985.
The report of police fines collected
showed total for the year of $2,319,
the amounts for each month ranging
from 1892 in March to $114 in January
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
Bradley for Senator. .

Louisville, KY, March lS.- Dis
patches from Frankfort say that the
election of d. G. Hunter for United
States senator is now only remote
possibility, and that Governor Brad
ley can be elected, if he but says the
word, A new caucus will soon be
called and if Governor Bradley does
not want the nomination, it will prob
ably go to ex-Chief Justice w. H.
Holt.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-19
Kalamazoo G OF It.

The committee appointed to award
the Rflemen's new uniforms met yes
terday at noon, and gave the contract
to the Henderson -Ames company, of
Kalamazoo, Mich, represented here by
Mr.. W. V. Holly. Thirty-fiYe suits
were ordered. The company expects
to turn out IN the new uniforms in a
short while.