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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
SAILOR SHARKEY
IS NOW KICKING
The Pugilist Wants Training
Expenses From the Ma
tiOnal Club.
A Permit for the Contest Cannot Be
Had Before Janu-
ary 10

Tom Sharkey, the heavy weight
pugilist, who has been training at Va
llejo for the past three weeks, ex-
pecting to meet Jim Jeffries of Los
Angeles in the roped square on the 7th
Of January, quit exercise on Sunday
last and journeyed to this city for in
formation.
Yesterday he learned that the
Health and Police Committee of the
Board of Supervisors had postponed
its meeting, which was slated to take
place on January 5, to January 10. and
this bit of news turned the heavy
weight into a wild state of excitement.
He lost little time in hunting up the
managers of the National Club, and
when they were found Sharkey de-
manded more money for training ex-
penses should the contest be post
poned for any length of time
The club directors promised to do
the right thing by the sailor pugilist,
provided that he continue to train for
the contest, but Thomas bucked at the
promises made him by the club. and
left after having warned the managers
that $3.50 at least must be forthcoming
in g, day or two or he would call
everything off and start for the East,
where he expects a return match with
Peter Maher.
Some of the local sports are Of the
opinion that Sharkey is not over
anxious to meet Jeffries and that any
old excuse would do him now as a
protest to crawl out of the engage
ment.
Jeffries is training right along in
Oakland under the care of Billy De-
laney. He is IN the pink of condition
now and ready to enter the ring at a
moments notice.
The National Club is tolerabIy con-
fident of procuring permit from the
Health and Police Committee on Jan
uary 10. If it is successful the con-
test between Jeffries and Sharkey will
take place on January 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
THE GOVERNORS STAFF.
J. r. Howell Appointed LieutenoDt
Colonel to Succeed JohD
Bradbury.

J. r. Howell of this city has been ap-
pointed Lieutenant Colonel and aide
de camp on the staff of Governor Budd
Communicating Chief of the National
Guard of California. The vacancy on
the Governors staff was caused by the
retirement Of Colonel John Bradbury
of Los Angeles. Colonel Howell. who
received his commission yesterday. is
an Elk of high degree and a member
of several other well-known social or
CARNATIONS of the city He is a YOUNG
man, full of dash and vigor and would
no doubt valiantly stand by the Gov
ernor in the hour of greatest peril on
the battle field or banquet board.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
MISTAKEN FOR BURGLARS.
Joseph Trade WoDts Otto Konitz
Arrested for assault to Murder.

Joseph Trade, POLO Market street.
swore out complaint in Judge Con-
lan's court yesterday charging Otto
Kanitz, butcher at Fifteenth and Mar
ket streets, with assault to murder
Between II and l o'clock Sunday
morning Trade and a friend came out
of a saloon adjoining Kanitz's shop
and Trade staggered against the door.
Kanitz, thinking some one was at
tempting to break into the place.
grabbed his revolver and fired through
the iron bars of the door. The bullet
struck one of the bars, ricocheting and
lodging in Trades forearm.
Trade went to the Receiving Hos
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29

cited with approved by the Supreme
Court in the last appeal of Durrant.
In less than five minutes after the at
torneys had retired the clerk returned
the petition with the following brief
sentence written across the back: NO
sufficient reason appearing to us for
granting the within petition, it is here
by denied Attached to this were the
signatures of all of the Justices. To the
ordinary observer it would seem that
the murderer of Blanche Lamont had
reached his last ditch but his attorneys
say that they still have the right to
make further appeals, also to the Su-
preme Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29

State of California, City and County of
San Francisco-ss.
do solemnly swear that I have
personal knowledge of the matters con-
tanned in the foregoing statement and
that every allegation, statement, mat
ter and thing therein contained is true
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief.
ROBERT ]. TOBIN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of December, 1897.
GEORGE T. KNOX, Notary Public.
In and for the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California
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pital and had the wound dressed. He
told fake" story of having a quar-
rel with a drunken brother who fired
the shot at him. Since then he has
changed his mind. and wants Kanitz
arrested and punished
The police say that this is not the
first time Kanitz has foolishly used
his revolver.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
IN THE LAST DITCH.
The Supreme Court Has De-
MED Durrant's Petition.

The Supreme Court Has De-
MED Durrant's Petition.
If Theodore Durrant expected to re-
ceive any benefit from the petition for
a certificate for a writ Of probable
cause, the Justices of the Supreme
Court soon caused him some disap-
continent, for it was only the work of
a tew minutes for them to decide that
Nm order of execution made by Su-
Aaor Judge Bahrs on the 18th was not
ASe disturbed by them. All of the
hces Of the court were present when
We matter came up in chambers for
hearing. The contention of the petit
toner was that under the law Judge
has no right to order the execution of
the defendant under sixty days or at
a date over ninety days. Attorney
General Fitzgerald represented the
State, and in opposing the petition
based his contention on section 1927 of
the code, as construed by the Supreme
Court in the Ebanks case, which was
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

S.. Steamers am ,s,.s leave Broadway wharf aa
For ports in Alaska, a. m, Dec 2 T. q
II, %, o. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Victoria, Vancouver (B. CO, Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash), 8
a m, Dec. 2, T. u, II. %, 81 and every fifth
day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with
the c. P. Ry., at Tacoma with n. P. Ry.,
at Seattle with Great Northern Ry.. and
Alaska steamers.
For Eureka (9umboldt Bay). steamer Po-
mona, p. m, Dec. g. Z, II, 10, 90 "a, 2s, Jan.
1, 5, 10, Il, Is. %, 26, 81
For Santa Cruz Monterey, San Simeon. Ca
yucos, Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) Gavi-
ota, Santa Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, San
Pedro, East San Pedro CLOS Angeles) and
Newport a. m, Dec. T. S, u, 16, 20, a. 2S
and every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Har-
ford (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbra, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo CLOS Angeles), IL
a. m, Dec. 2, 9. TO- IA. 49, %. &c, 80 and every
fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del
Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz. Santa Ro-
saiia and Guaymas (MeX.), 10 a. m. I'd of each
month.
The Company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours of sailing,
TICKET oFlNCE-Palace Hotel. A New
Montgomery st.
GOODALL. PERKINS & Co.
General Agents,
10 Market st., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
"YOu Can't Afford to Take
Any Chances With Your
Stomach"

Especially is this true regarding
what you drink. When, therefore,
you can secure an article bottled
under the direction Of and guaran-
teed by the United States Gov
eminent, does it not stand to rea-
son that you should take that in
preference to anything of an ordi-
nary nature? This is precisely
what the celebrated
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29

PEELED to steal her from her home As
a result of the elopement, the young
Monaghan, Lochinvar, is locked up in
the tanks while his fair Helen is under
the watchful care of the ladies of the
Methodist Chinese Mission.
Yung Hay says that the girl told him
she was 20 years old, and as she is very
much in love with him thinks she will
testify in his favor, so he doesn't fear
the charge of abduction placed against
him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
AN ELOPEMENT Baked
A MopgolioD Locbinvor and His
Helen OVertokeD by the Mer-
cendrY Father.

Yung Hay, a Chinese clerk, thor
oughly realizes that the course of true
love is very rough. He says he great
ly admired the beautiful Chow 500
and that she returned his affection, but
the mercenary father desired too much
money for the girl, so he was COM
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
For San Jose, Los GatOs & Santa Cruz

Steamer Alviso leaves Pier / daily (Sundays
excepted) at 10 a. M; Alviso daily (Saturdays
excepted) at p. m. Freight and Passengers
Fare between San Francisco and AIviso SOC:
TO San Jose, 75c- Clay street, Pier /. Al North
First street, San Jose,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-29
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Brandon, Patrick b
Eryson. Mary 49,. :
Butler, ' incent. 81
Cahill, Mary. $3.50. 1:
Callaghan, Jerry :"
Carroll, Catherine.
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Evening star., 1897-04-01

Joseph Jones, a well-dressed young col
ored man. was adjudged guilty of being a
suspicious character by Judge Kimball to-
day in the Police Court. and required to
furnish bonds in the sum of $3.50 or go TO
the workhouse for three months The
father of the defendant qualified as surety
and he was released
Special Policeman A. f. James about
O'Clock yesterday morning heard the
crashing of glass near the corner of 9th
and ID streets. He began an investigation
and shortly thereafter noticed Jones stand
ing close to the window of Friedla nder's
clothing store at 9th and f streets. When
questioned by the policeman Jones gave
his name as Henry Scott and said he
wanted to see the night clerk at Fried
ianders. He then went into a neighboring
alley. ard was arrested by another police
man. who claimed that the man was tam
pering with the paddock that fastened the
door Of a stable.
The attention of the court was called to
the fact that Jones was but recently re-
leased from the eastern penitentiary OF
pennsylvania. where he served a term for
receiving stolen goods. According to wit
nesses. he has been in prison more than
once for other offenses. The father of
Jones is the well-known janitor of a church
on AZ street and the proprietor of the
Douglass House on Missouri avenue
Evening star., 1897-04-01
DIEh.

CALLAHAN. On Wednesday. March 81 1887. at
= s:ss am. si,aM 2, n. residence; dss loth street
Funeral services at Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church corner 18th street northeast. at =
and baltimore papers please copy, g
DRANEY Suddenly. on March 81, 1897. AT 3 a.m..
east, THOMAS MERRITT, husband of Mary
FuDeral from Eastern Presbyterian Ch~ch Fiday.
April :: at 8 pm Relatives and frie'rls re-
spectfuy invited 10 attend.
LANGDoN. Entered into rest. on March %. 1897.
Providence. II. l., II. AGNES LANGD0N. 1ife
of the late Rev. Dr William Chauncy Lan,don.
and daughter of the late f. =. Courtney of
Paitimore in the seventeen year Of her age
1nterinent Glenwood cemetery, this city. Friday,
April .. i:30 pm.
MCCARTHY. On March 10. 1897, J. II. MccARTy.
Funeral from Metropolitan NJ i. Church at 3 p m.
Friday. 2'
PETERS. Departed this life "Wednesday. March 81,
1897. at 800 am, J. II. PETERS In ~
seventy first year of his oge-
Our father is sleeping
so free from all pain
Oh. wake him not. sweet spirit,
To suffer again.
He slumbers 10 sweetly
oh let him sleep on:
Has ana donf n. snssns ,rasIas ars nas SaDs snaed
By HIS son ALBERT.
Funeral from his late residence No 4f2 5th street
northeast. Friday. April .. at pm.
SNEE. suddenly. April 1, 1897. at ESQ am.
her residence. 4x1 street north west, Mrs.
ELLEN SNEE. widow OF the late Thomas Snee
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMS. Departed this life wednesday, March
81. 1897. At $40 o'clo:k an. WILLIAM
WILLIAMS. In the full triumph OF faith.
Funeral Saturday, April 3, at I O'Clock, fro n
Metropolitan Church. u street southwest Bal
timore and Philadelphia papers please copyg
In MeoOrAaA.
LONG. In loving remembrance of my dear hus-
hand, DENNIS LONG; who died two years ago
today. April l, 1896
will go his grave where his spirit has fed:
Beneath the green sod he Is laid with the dead
Where the heart that 1 loved is turning clay;
In Mt. Oiiv~ts cold dews he In passing away
By HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Bolden. 1925 5th street: VIM. II. Easton.
mi n street. ami VIM II 3rauni

Bolden. 1920 9Th street; VIM. b. Easton.
2sll n street. ami VIM. II. Rraund.
circuit Court No. 1. during month of
April-John f. Hurley. l2i7 Ohio avenue:
George Haas. jr., l2'I Pennsylvania ave-
nne: w. ii. Dempsey. I1:ss y strcet. Chas.
W Barker. 1910 F street; E. Hume Talbert.
~ 9Th street southeast: Theo. f. B.sne
40 street: Frank Tnhins. Ills Pennsyl-
seria avenue, Jesse Kitchen. lUi6 3lst
street; Geo. L. Brown. lW,3 3d street; jean
d. Connor Ss2S Brishtwoo5 avenue; ]. r.
Bell. 2llS Pennsylvania avenue; Jos s.
Beail 6t1 B street northeast. Silas H.
MOOR Moore. ~ @ 9TH street northeast: Prince A.
Goines. 2+o@ 18th street: Hiram IL. Mckm-
ney. HOS 18th street: Robert Corson ~
Riggs market: Geo. A. Green. AIS c street
southeast: John B. Stubbs ll34 Florida
street southwest: John II. Moliag. so3 r
street; Geo. w. Ashton. TG2 f street south
west; F'redk b. Pyle, 9Th AMI r streets:
Henry s. Derby. aZ3 1lth street: Tnos. W.
Smith. GIG East Capitol street: Paul Rigby
2l26 Pennsylvania avenue. snd Nicholas
McNelly. pa Sd street southeast.
Circuit Court No. ., during month Of
April-Frank ID. Roys. 646 + street south
east: John T. Sims. 21l2 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; JOS A. Bauer, 93l 9Th street; Jas. T.
Coles, 1874 l. street: Franklin Bid. Go B
street southwest. +. w. Carlyle. 1893 Penn
syivania avenue: Theo. F. Leland. 1910 9Th
street: T. w. Ray. 2i01 18th street: Rob-
ert Wilson. 24l4 street: Geo. X. Cook.
ltS Massachusetts avenue. Jas. ID. Wea-
yer. SS ID street southwest: VIM. A.
Hutchinson. 1881 1lth street southeast;
Francis J. OBrien. i39 Rhode Island ave-
rue: l. Walter Richardson. 140 l4th street;
John F. Specer. 1924 1ith street south
east: Chas. H. Brice. 14l3 Howard ave-
nae: VIM. Lusby. 44I Madison street. Ana
costa; VIM. II. Carter, il3 ID street south
west: John Hoagland. 6g' % street Chas.
A. Muddiman. 1904 q street; Edward Der
rick. SIS 18th street: Appleton p. Clark,
3r. Cos F street; VIM. f. Dennison. 300
street: Louis j. Smith. 81 Monroe street.
Anacostia. and Harry w Dowling 6l4 f
street
Po ice Court during morths Of April, May
and June-Henry u. Meyers. 291a street:
Geo. W. Orem 346 Polk street, Anacostia:
VIM: p. Gray. 11l3la 18th street: Saml. Lee.
ard ID streets southwest: VIM. s. Crown,
lU2i 4th street northeast: Reuben Giles,
Garfield VIM. F. Martin. 132 Jackson street
Ahacostia: S. r. Mundell. 326 Polk street
Anacostia. Ernest F.. Allison. l4.a ath
street. Thos. Plunkett. 1873 Ohio avenue;
VIM. Miller. 42o Sth stSeet southeast: Geo.
F. Wells. 1918 Sd street southeast: ID. ].
Collins. 1874 10Th street: chas w. Sebas-
ttan. 123I Potomac avenue: Timothy Gar
non. 18th street and Massachusetts ave
Eue: Chas. f. Gross. 14th and Park streets:
VIM. II. Haney, 1924 3od street: Algeron r.
McChesney, 102G 9th street: Jos Bury l564
Pennsylvania averue Southeast: Wm. ID.
Humphries. 1884 14tk street. ]. Henry
kuehling. 1906 Pennsylvania avenue. A o.
Brady. Anacostia: John c. Poor l124 Con-
necticut avenue: ]. Whit Heron. li0l PENN
syivania avenue. and James Perry. Ii60 T
street.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
DRAWN FOR JURY SERVICE,
Ctttxens Summoned for Duty i'm the
District Courts.


District Courts.
The following have been drawn for sery-
ice as jurors in the District Supreme Court
and the Police Court:
Grand jLry, during the months of April.
May. June, July, August and September
Charles NJ. Smoot. 236 E street northeast:
Eugene May, 1929 p street: Albert s. OdelI.
6l9 New Jersey avenue Geo. Muiiin Broad
Branch roed; Patrick Phillips, I'd and b
streets; John H. Edelin,. 317 M street south
east: Chas. w. Porter, 21C9 18th street .
U. D. Hilton, 21lO 1 street: Thomas J.
Ridgiey, PIG I'd street northeast: Stafford
Parker. 213 street southwest: Charles
HI. Raub, 1910 New Hampshire avenue: c.
Grant road Samuel Lloyd, 40 Massachu-
setts avenue: Patrick Kennedy. 200 9Th
street southeast. David Lusby, Riggs
market: VIM. s. Gill. 1923 Pennsylvania
E. Rabbit, 1897 Prospect avenue: John F.
Kane. 2Sd and H streets: 4. w. Russell
174O Sth street: Chas. II. Wilson. 1911 Sd
street, and Chas. H. Hill, 81 4th street
southeast.
Criminal Court No. /, during month of
April-Howard COSBY, 18th and E streets;
Sandy s. Alexander. 2TlO n street: D. L.
Brooks. 1905 9th street; Geo. w. Hurley.
Al Riggs Market: Jos. Stewart. 1142 18th
street: Geo. NJ. Cook. 2O24 Vermont avenue:
VIM. l.. Gibbons 1903 32d street: Clifford
A. Lucas, Lincoln avenue and Quincy
street: James T. Wormley, 1889 T street:
VIM. Ballantyne jr., 42S 7th street; ]. Ed
ward Joyce, 1903 street; John c. Albrecht,
3119 M street; John NJ. Sims 1911 18th
street; John Kehl, 100 AZ street south
west; J. A. Cannon. zoos l. street; VIM c.
Ford, % Corcoran building; Chas. Schaefer
439 9Th street southwest: John T. Naliey
TO Maryland avenue northeast: Grafton
Tyler. jr.. 303O Cambridge place: James
Smith, 300 Canal street southwest; Thos.
Taylor, GID Virginia avenue southwest; J.
T. Carroll, 400 Maryland avenue south
west; Thos. Denham, 90l G street south
east; Madden Butler, 3230 9Th street: VIM.
H. Reese. Ills G street southeast, and John
c. Weidman. Brookland.
Criminal Court No. - during month Of
April-W. C. Burroughs tOO7 B street; H.
L. Dauterich, 9Th ana Virginia avenue
southwest; VIM. E. Morgan. 507 10th street
southeast; Ernest D. c. Laub 2012 18th
street northwest: Harry c. Moses. 1900
street; Nixon Brewer. 307 7th street south
west: Thos. F. Riley, Tenleytown: Chas.
Ernst 1216 street; w. 8. Hutch chinson,
1881 q street: Chas. A. Kosche, z57 5th
street: Dennis Donovan. 138 llfh street
northeast: Henry Bredekamp. 300 7th street
G. A. Thomas. 22l3 G street; Edward Cav
erly. 1915 F street; VIM. A. Richards, N
street between 1st and ID streets: Adam
Ehlshlager. 146l p street: Jas W. Waters.
6l1 22d street: Saml. Tyler, 461 New York
avenue: Jas. Pearson. 513A South street:
John w. Bell. 206 L street: VIM. Watts.
al L street southeast: Geo. W. johnson.
Madison street. Anacostia; Henry C.
rz-s -
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Childrer1's
ParasOls.

12-inch Children's India
Silk Parasols. in Light Blue,
Navy Blue. Red. Nile, Pink,
White and Mais-50c.
14-inch Children's India
SILK Parasols. in all the pop
ular shades-75c.
II and 14-inch Chil.lren's
ParasOls. In Pink. Blue, Red,
White. Mais and Nile, with
rufhes-75c. and 81.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Fashions Canopies-=
AT
sQq
xa AH\N 40

The SUN never fell handsomer line of Parasos and
Sun Umbrellas than have displayed here The
bow doesn't suggest richer colongs And has lent its hand
to add dalnnness and novelty of shape and effect
1t IS wonderful to show large
lose the dlstncveness of each STYLE They
you can duplicate easily We have been very positive
endeavor to make selections exclusive stock That
makes better for you They striking types of fashion, and
to multiply them would be deract their individuality
For all they the very best Shades-from the
esyou will not feel that in the price you will pay We
fancy will be agreeaby surprised the quantity quality
and the modesy of the costs All tastes well purses
have been catered to- Those of who the gay effects
VIII ind them Those OF you who want the quieer effects will
have your desire grafed Those of you who want Paraso
or Sun Shades-or Carriage Sfades-or Sun Umbrellas
will all find we have forestled the inquiry Here all are
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Golden Rod Council.

Golden Rod Council. No. 4. ID. of A., gave
an enjoyable social last Monday evening at
their hall. No. o14 9th street northwest
The room was artistically draped with the
national colors and brilliantly Illuminated.
Among the attractive features of the even
ing's entertainment was the excellent sing
Ing Of the Misses Lizzie Lyons. May
Scaggs May Collier and Mr. III. Bowers.
Piano selections by Miss Amy Prospect and
Mrs. Nellie Purcell were greatly enjoyed,
and banjo and guitar solos by Profs. Avery
and Murray were received with applause
A fancy dance by little Ida Hayes was
heartily applauded
Evening star., 1897-04-01
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Evening star., 1897-04-01
cmamsled a Jury Trial

A. B. Talcott. arrested several days ago
for alleged indecent assault on five little
girls. named Addie Garrison. Phoebe Hart
ley. Lille Mellen, Emma Mellen and Julia
Harrison. was arraigned today in the Po-
lice Court. He demanded a jury trial and
was released on 500 bonds In each case