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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18
FOR SAN JOSE. Los GATOS & SANTA cRu7

SIEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER NON
nsy. ~ usy. Wednesday. Friday, at 10 A. NJ Alviso
uesday Thursday, saturday. at p M Fraigbe
ah1 9s pass senger Fare between San Francisco and
a. Aiyiso yI oOc; 70 San Jose 75c Clay A. Pisr i
~ W. santa Clara ST., San Joss sS' SAss =
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18

exactly at noon to-day-L e., at noon OF the 120tn
meridian, exactly NJ r N, Greenwich time.
w. 3, HUGHES
Lieutenant U. ). N. IN charge.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18

NoTE-In the above exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides Of the day In the
order OF occurrence to time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions to the
|. soundings on the United states Coast Survey
charts except when a minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractivs
from the depth given by the charts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18

New Zealand has set apart two islands
for the preservation of wild bird and ami
mails
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18
Native Sons of the Golden West.

Last week Grand Ora or Conley officially visited
san NJ Mateo and Redwood par ors and after the
adjournment of the last namt d aror the mem
bers aid fraternal visit 10 Memo farior anu
there addresses were made by he grand crater
Grand Secretary Lunstedt, c. W. Decker +. u f''
and Arthur Kincaid, d. u. for san - ateo county.
The visitors then became the guests at banquet
given by the visited paTor.
The officers of Rincon Parlor turned out In large
numbers 10 honor Grand Vice President CLARK
when he paid the parl6r an official Visit
The officers OF AlcatraZ Parlor wsre 1nsta!leo oy
w. d. Shea j. d. g. p. after which there was a
curly bear growl and Grand GROWER Sailashei
Initiated several cubs
The tenth anniversary of Mount Daolo Parlor
will be observed by an entertainment anu Dsh on
the lst of February. number OF the grand
otficer rs viii be pres N.
Under the aus pices of Byron Parior there was
pleasant gathering in the town for whICH "a .t tne
parlor is named, at which there were many Native
sons from Berkeley and Antioch III was tue
occasion OF the presentatton OF Iewel 10 w; D.
LIVINGSTON the retiring president OF The parlor
1t is hardly necessary to say that there was pan
Quet and good Tune.
The follow ing named officers of Athens Parlor
were installed Oh uesday by j. r. Knowland. u.
D. G. P. assisted by ii. o. Tenny of Halcyon Par
10 r as mari hal: c. d. Maloney, p. P. l. A. lin
man, P; w. E. Farno, j. N. Fogarty and O. H.
Green, vce-presidents; M g. Perkins, M; X, >;
DR.. A. f. Byron, surgeons; j. f. Cone, l. D; b.
F. McEiroy o. =.
cyon aud Alamela parlors were present at meet
ing of Oakland Parlor last week TO witness the
cOnferring or the OTlentA QeRrte on IOrtS mem
bers Al the termination of this the vict ms were
rendered banquet 10 assuage heir feelings. Inc
visitors were guests h. banquet
Arrangem ents being made for the installa
tion OF the officers of Los Positos Parlor on
the 18TH.
Native Daughters OF the Golden West.
The officers of Orin q Paror were installed by
Mrs. w. Simpson. D. D., member of Buena V ista
ParIor. AT the close of the ms allation beau
tiful onyx table and statue were Oh behalf OF the
parl or presented TO Mrs Hanna Mack, the retir-
ing president: and NJ ss Emma Gruber, the hnan-
cia secretary tre-eIecIed for the ftee Ith tlme)
was the recipient of box containing the works of
Shakespeare In fifteen volumes. There was a
very large attendance and the even ing closed with
q banquet
La E,trea Parlor will give an entertainment
the 2Sth inst.
The pubic Installation of the officers of Yerba
Buena Par OF was to have taken pace on the 2Stl
inst. but hail being engaged Tor that night an
other date will nave to be fixed on Thursday next.
Mis-. sophie Schroeder, district deputy. having
resigned, Mrs. Annie ]. simpson of Buena vista
Parlor has been appointed 10 fill the vacancy.
Grand President Mrs. Tilman is in The south
attending 10 the organization of par or at san
Miguei, San LUIS ObiSpo County.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18

LCEAN STEAMkNS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-18
,st race. seven-eigbtbs Of a mile, selling.
I teenths of a mile, purse
teenths of a mile, selling.

3S7 Tuxedo 100
37S Little Cripple. Il o
(393) Little Bob. los
3SI Unity. 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Evening Neck Fancies.

Our collection of Neck Fancies
for evening wear excee Is in style
and character all former exhibits,
and comprises many exclusive
Paris novelties in Scarfs. Fichus.
Fronts. Bows. Collarettes. Sashes,
Boas, Capes, &C; also artistic r
ations from our own workrooms.
Special Values. French Dora
Pleated Fronts, lace trimmed, fan
cy collar. SLID each-The
Paris Mousseline Brilliante Bow,
accordion pleated collar, Sl.25
each--The new Twice-around
Scarf Bow. pleated ends, with
graduated tucks. SI.GS each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
BIBLE HOUSE IN THE MARKET.
bible Society Has Declined an Offer or $780,
OOO-Ia Not In Debt.

HIbIe society Has Declined an OHer OF $780,
OOO-Ia Not in Debt.
A report circulated yesterday that the Bible
House. at Astor place and Fourth avenue. was
to be sold caused considerable talk. Treasurer
William Foulke OF the American Bible Society
said to a reporter of THE Sun:
7 Bible House is in the market, but will
not be sold unless we get an offer that will make
1t an object for us to dispose of 1t. We have had
one offer of $3.50. 900, but did not consider 1t for
a moment. The society Is not in debt, never has
been, and doesn't mean to be. We are organ
lied 10 do good, and we give away in books
what people give us In money. II enough
money Is not received to carry on the
work on the present scale we shall carry
It forward on a Diminished scale. Other re.
ligious objects have been crowded to the front
SO as to obscure. In a measure, the great work
which the society is doing; so that at the pres.
ent time the receipts from contributions are not
on a scale sufficient TO meet the lines of work
which we have laid out. This has been the case
expenditures above receipts are due to the fact
that We are using legacies given. for our work,
and rightly expended in prosecuting It. But. OF
course. In doing this we have incurred no debt"
I'VE are not advertising the Bible House for
SALE" said Secretary, E. w, Gilman. and are
If the present building were sold the society
would DO likely, TO look for a site further up
town, The machinery now In use is not modern,
neither is II antiquatcd. but IL IL in operation
every day. The society proposes to appeal in
the near future to the pastors and churches of
former degree OF usefulness; We shall con.
tinue TO do business at the old stand and In the
old way for some time TO come said Mr.. Gil
man In conclusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE.


It is announced that the Rev. Father Robert
r. Dolling. formerly rector OF ct. Agatba's
Church. Portsmouth. England. whose license TO
preach was revoked by the Lord Bishop of Win.
chester, because of his ritualistio practices. and
who afterward came TO this country. 10 about to
return to England. where he has received the
offer of the living OF st. Raphael. Bristol.
Father Dolling, after he had been inhibited.
offered To do mission work In the slums OF Lon.
don and other places. but no Bishop in England
would accept OF his services, and he came to the
United States n few months ago to give a series
of missions, with the possibility that he might
form q permanent connection here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Local Business TroubIss.

The Sheriff received two executions Aggre.
eating 30. 1857 yesterday against C. Stark &
Sons. dealers In wines and LIQUORS at l42
Seventh street the first heins on a confessed
and The second for q, $50 In favor OF Schoeppy
Co, both for wines and liquors sold to ths irm.
Bretzheld and Bruner, two of the partners 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Glove Department.

All the correct styles in Mems
and Women's Gloves for walking,
driving, and evening wear.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
WOnlen's GIANT de Suede
Evening Gloves
Perfect fitting; latest colorings.
II button Mousquetaire, l.0O
l6 button Mousluetaire, Los
90 button Mousquetaire, 2.:80
Mems Gloves.
O~ne-clasp Walking Cloves (our
W make), Reindeer Gloves; Mo-
cha Castor silk lined), and Dog
skin fleece lined)-all sizes
at 89c pair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Millinery
Will display Monday
new i~mportations of
Evening Hats, Toques

ana Dress hats,
by Virot, Reboux, earlier. Esther
Meyer, and other world-renowned
artistes, together with original and
practical ideas from our own
workrooms, making in al one of
the most attractive exhibits of
the season.
Millinery Trimmings Dept.
New styles of Rhinestone Or
naments and Coronet effects; Steel
Bands, Slides and Buckles; Even
ing Toques and Bonnets in gold,
silver and palette; Embroidered
Crowns on satin or velvet, DC.
Flower and Feather Dep.
New importations of French
Ostrich Half Plumes in white,
cream and evening shades Sweep.
Curl and Cross Aigrettes Orchids,
Pansies, Roses and Niolets from
best foreign makers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14

facturers Of fancy metal goods at Ao3 and 4O5
Broome street. have secured an order against
Mrs. b. Shiers, tho third partner. TO show cause
OH Monday why n receiver should not DO ap.
pointed for the property. and also an Injunction
property. The assets of the firm are declared
TO be worth at least $l2, 300 to $4,000 and the
Shiers has given a bill OF sale OF $1,000 worth OK
security 10 secure . claim Of $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Lieut.. yso,s. Fourth ARTILLERY. rr,.s E..asl.,.

Capt. James Torrance, Secretary of the Mill.
tary Service Institution. announces that the
annual prizo for 1897, consisting Of gold medal,
life membership. and 800 in gold. has been
awarded to First Lieut.. Stephen Miller Foote,
essay on: Chased on present conditions and
past experiences. how should our volunteer
iIad Tor future wars d" The members Of the
hoard OF. Award were Major-Gen. Wesley Mer-
ritt, u. g. A; Coy. y. A. Woodbury., and Col.
II, w, ClAsson, u. A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14

The womcn's Auxiliary of the New York
Throat and Noso Hospital will hold q fair In the
Astor Gallery and Myrtle Room Of the Astoria
Hotel on Dec. 8. The fair Will continue through.
ont The afternoon and evening OF that day. and
will afford one of tho first opportunities TO the
public to Inspect the new building,
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-02-26
1897.

NoTE The Hebrew day begins with the sunset of the
preceding the corresponding common date
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-02-26

most strongly against the violation of our treaty by
the Cars minister's who held native Russians incom-
petent to forswear allegiance to their Emperor with
out his express consent.
Again, it was under Mr.. Cleveand's administra-
ton that liberal Interpretation given to
immigration laws, which, if harshly enforced, would
have shut out able-bodied men, temporarily without
means, paupers. And we may say with gratitude
that it was through pointed remark of the Chief
Executive that he would veto such nhuman and
unfair law the conference committee had recently
proposed for immigration, that the bill has since been
amended.
We may palliate as an act of carelessness, but we
donot the reference to intermediary between
God and man, referred to in the late Thanksgiving
procamaton and even there the lesson is whole
for future presidents, to whom we have
served notice that like remissness will not be toer-
ated in them. And SO, though do not adopt the
oldfashioned prayer for the government that he the
Presidency may be favorably inclined to the people of
Israel still grateful that he has recognized and
enforced justice and right where the interests of Jews
were concerned.-JeWish Exponent
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-02-26
JEWISH WEDDING IN COCHIN CHINA.

newspaper correspondent gives the following
interesting description of the ceremony and festivities
attending Jewish marriage in Cochin China
Last night we went over the harbor to the Jews
Town, some two miles off. 1t is the most interesting
thing have yet in India There were some five
hundred native Jews speaking the Millihaum tongue,
who they the descendants of the lost tribes of
Judah aften the sacred temple burned. At all
events they have metal plate with chart giving
them the land twelve hundred years ago They are,
many of them, very rich, and all nearly fair
Such beautiful children l never saw, and the
ladies also good looking. The resident, Captain
Castor, knows them WELL and had given them notice
of our approach, SO that the chief down at
the boat to receive arrival We first shook
hands with all around, and took off hats them
and taken in procession to the synagogue
where the ceremonies of the Jewish faith have been
most strictly kept up The youngest child present Ca
pretty idt AZ told to open the veil into their ho
lest of holes where the rolls of the law are and the
silver crown. We, of course took off our hats but
everyone else had to put off their slippers Then
of the chief men, clothed in beautiful robes with cloth
embroidery, and gold coronet around his head with
some blushing invited to his wed ing which was
to take place at night AS very special favor, we
in cloth of gold with splendid gold coins around her
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-02-26
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

neck She was rather pretty, aged twenty. Her SIS
tiers and various other ladies crowded around
when we took the chair of ceremony, |, being con-
sdered the principal person, gave my congratulations
and good wishes (of course through an nterpreter)
and she said q am happy" Then examined the
coins around her neck, and showed them that the
head upon the sovereign on my watch chain was the
same, George H. only their coins were six times the
size AS we left, ] thought the group on the quay
the most picturesque and touching sight ever saw
men and chdr n, all in white and blue, with gold
about them delicate in this fierce land of the SUM-
so polite and gentle and quite different from anything
l have seen; with known history and traditions far
older than the Hndoos and people about reading
and believing just do the Bible, to certain
point At the marriage last night, Hebrew prayers
and psalms were chanted by the men, all of whom
gold and jewels then barbarc sound OF music
was heard and the bride came into the synagogueco COW
cred with veil, and took seat next to me. She
was then covered VII extinguisher OF thick mus
lin which must hay made her very hot, while the
bridegroom came up and gave her wine out OF a cup
Then child chanted the words Of the marriage con-
tract, which the bridegroom signed, and put ring
on her finger We then walked down the street to
the house procession of the following nature, and
an odd one it was: First, revolving frame, with
hundreds of lights; Second, hobby-horse, which
turned out eventually to be fre-work; Third, men
throwing spears up in the air; Fourth, men letting
off fireworks as we along; Fifth, the band and
such music! then we came; then the couple; and last
ly the ladies of the place The whole mixed up with
a dense crowd of NJ ked savages. 1t was intensely
picturesque and intensely hot. At the house we
shook hands with the bride, and went back to our
boat, escorted by the band and fireworks.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19
.-AZllCar

Central segunda clara. Moscabaaa clara
en- barrles detalla, bsrata a. R.uschempat
Tctuan Is l5-l3
s** Ia prescnta 10 su renunca, qae lie ha
sdo admitida, el maestro rural del bsrrio
xPa5ul' on llat!o, Con Pedro Aseaso.
VI Sc ha nStalado On los coches dc los
ferrocarriles alemanes uu proceGimiento sem
clio lngenioso, para eytar la 'iifieu.tad dc
cscr'br cnando los trencs estan ell marcia.
Por medic lie tirantes elisticos coea3os del
tocho de los comDartimientos Sc ujetan log pu-
pifes; de este nlodo sc evita toda trcpaaci6n
sact dida, pudiendo cscrbIsc con tanta segur dad
so5re un tren marchando gran velocida',
como cualquier despacho. Los resultaios
han sao tan satisfactorios, que en- toios los
coches dc las lfueas aiemanas SC ha adoptado
dicho sstema para seryirse de q tienen los
viajeros que pagar una pcqueila rftribucion-
FLUTES dlaS de- de- tl4', todas c,ases as 'y: tanao :
Sc vendcn en- Rio piedras. s.-Informaran, Forta-
eza 51.-Capital. lo-S
.*. LA sido nonbrado vocal dc Ia Junta local
de Instruction pibica de Gurabo, don Antonio
| Naz1ucz.
~. Los peri5dicos cgipaios dicen que
continusn activamente los preparatiyos para la
| expedition al Sudan. Eutre Meraweu Abou
| llamed &c ha establecido una linea teegrdfca
| un servicio permanente de correos. Entire ell
hltimo de dichos puntos y Wadi lIalfa prosi-
| que con actividad el tendido de camino de
hierro, el gob:erno esipcio ha hecho un lla,
| mamienio extraordinario de rcclutas para Gu
brlf las baas producidas en- toda la lfnea estra-
| tdgca.
~ 7ABAsTO PUBMCO.-La carne de
rds, Sc expender;. ma1laua en- esta capital 4 80
centavos ell kilo.
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drid: "Varios periddicos han rccibdo de
Londrcs estos dias dcspschos, en- los cuales &c
da cnenta dc los prop6stos que trae EspaIa
Mr.. Woodiorl. y he tqaf los pensamientos
que ha manifestado cl ropresontante norte-
amcricano: sTrae Woodiord ol encargo espe-
eia'islmo &c hacer presente I! nuestro goh.crno,
qac la gran excitaci6n de la opinion norte
americana ante 81 cspectaculo de la gnerra &c
Cuba, ob!iga al gobieyno dc Mac Kiniey d
pedir la aplicaci6n Il la Gran Autilla del rtgi
men anton6mico, con el msmo cayacter y en-
iguales condolences al del Canada sAdemas
redira Mr.. Woodford que las tropaa espaIo
las eyacuen inmeiiatamcnte la isle. az en-
easo--a'ade el representante norteamel!eano-
de quo e gobierno espaiol Sc opongi i este,
Mae iiinley tomara otras 2etcrminaeioaes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19
Il CORRESPONDENTS Do Puerto-Ricu
DOMINGO 70 DE 2ErrIEMRE ,nH 1891
Co|egia de ia. y "a. ense6anza de
EscueIas PiaS en- SanturCe.

Hasta e dia 30 del presente mes de Sc.
Nembre esta alberta Ia matricula en- este cole.
gio para todas las asignaturas de instruction
primaria del bachicrato Dichas ensciian-
zas son compctamente gratuitas. Los alum
hos internos psgaran % pesos mensuales por
amentos y servcios; los mediospensionistas
abonaran II pesos mensuales por los mismos
conceptos. Sc admiten alumnos que no hayan
cumplido l3 aiios. Sc envian rcgIamentos i
quien los pida
Resultado de los examenes acadGmicos de
9" ensenanza en- el curso de lS96-97: ~ sobre-
salientes, 33 notables, 80 buenos, A l aprobados
y suspensos; premios J menciones homo.
riticas en- los dos primeros cursos. h-20 etc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19

en- cualquier forma, polvo, granos, pelotillas,
tabletss, etc. Cada una de las pastilas, de
tamaho comio, cs igual 4 media libra dc az,icar
orainaro, por tanto, sntciente para endulzar
scis pintas de aqua, cafd tt, etc. At.ibayese-
e Ia propiedad qufmica de no afectar en- modo
alguno el cambio de materia. Las personals
que padecen de diabetes, enfermcdade, de los
rinones etc, y cstan prvadas de tomar azicar.
pucden con toda impundad tomar ssugarine,,
puesto que esta Ultima no tiaue aGnidad con los
hidratos de carbono. Bssta un grano de ella
para endulzar una taxa de cafe. Su costo de-
oronucci6u cs soamente una d6cima parte del
de aztloar comun. Fabricase actualmente el
a,tfculo en- 1nglaterra por la British Suga,ine
Company, sc han solctado patentes & su
favor en- Yarios pases.
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Porque soy pobre, "a no me quercs,
soy robrt. has dicho-iqae dcsaz6n!
iaaantas cuantas, vanas mujeres
tienen mas robre su coraztn!
JULEPE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19
RepertQrio HlstoIieo

Coll Toste. 'seguldo cusderno = Salnario:
Advertencia.- Opinion de la prensa sobrc el
repertoire historco.-- Carta de Brau desde Sc
villa ,Csr4- de Coll Toste.- patria de
Ponce de 1.s5u, por E. Newman. -.Antigie-
dad de Coamv, Memoria description de Ia
lsla de Puerto Rico mandada hacer por S. M.
elrey don Felipe II, ell aiio de 1882 Los il
baros, por don Jose de j. Dominguez. - Ell
padre nuestro en- caribe del Continente.-
Fray lingo Abad, por E. Ncwmann.rLas dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Nidarte.-Juan,
primer obispo qucNo.-.Iuicio critico
del Compemdio de la historic de Santo Domin-
go.-Efemerides. Cada ejcmplar vale 25 ctvs.
Luna 80. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19
GRAN ALMACEN De MUEDLES
MARGARIDA Y COMPANIA
- .Sun Eh0ncisc0 II =.

.7s5s@ .Slm EAacisco I I %.
Vcnta & plazos c6modos. Con derccho i
la propiedad; alquileres equitativos. Mas ba-
ratios que en- otra parte. con Ia grandfsima
ventaja de que cuando 10 que Sc ha pagado por
alquileres es igual al valor de los muebles, estos
quedan beneicio del que los tom6. Esto es
debido grandes combinaciones llevadas i cabo
con importantes casas de Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-19

FNzENlM7A Informes sobre carreras y pre-
-HSl"a"lh preparation para las mismas, cs.
pecialmentc para las cientficas que Sc cursan
en- q extranjero Estadios de l IS ensc-
flanza dc ampjacion. l.enguas vivas. Nj
nero dc asignatu1as, horas y preeios conyen
ciopales. Don Epganio Il. lgesias. "a. b.,
INSTRUCTOR que fut del "Firesfde' club
seccidn de Ia VERElRN FUR NOLllS
WOKI. lie Ia cipaad de Leipzig en- Aemania,
-Ex.'I 'I.itcrary Leader" del "Nietoria Club
for English Conversation de aquela misma
eiudad, miembro que tambldn fu5 por varios
ailoa de la Facultad del s'Sauveur College of
Languaeea' en- los Estados Unidos de la Anne
RIGA del Norte, ect., etc. Luna, IS. l5-7
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poss'a PfoSa er"ssancs rs'1oS3" s'ai 81 naas De l1a
p.2eta : festive csclitor don jose Maria Siongc
(JRsto Darecho). nm tono de 1913 pa=inas IN
fFologo de don Nicanur Bolet icra2a, en- papc
satinado superior, verde i peso 80 ccnta-
vos cl ejcmj,lar en las librerias de rs se1ores
h 5 10 y Compaiia don Francisco j. Mar
SnaeA don B. I. sanjutjo Vidal y en- esta
isse(iaaci.jn. y