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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
Church Societies Disband.

At called meeting of the members of
the Gay street Baptist Church, Yves Wash
ington, last Monday evening, 1t was de
oided TO disband all the societies connected
with the church The grounds for this
action were because the societies did not
agree with each other. The Christian
members consisted of about seventy-five,
and the Young Peoples Baptist Union,
fifty members. The two societies left
are The Kings Daughters and the Mite
Society, which will unite and work for the
church.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
CARROLL SUCCEEDS McHUGH.
He Is Chosen President OF the
Local Federation of Labor.


Local Federation of Labor.
At the semi-annual election of Officers
OF the local Federation of Labor held last
evening, Mr.. Roy Carroll, member Of The
Stone Masons' linton, was chosen presi-
dent, 10 succeed MFR. James F. McHugh,
who resigned the office about two months
ago
The other officers elected Were: Vice
presidents, Arthur Keep, Of the Tailors'
Union, and V. s. Foulke, OF the Stone
Cutters Union; recording secretary, & A.
Maiden; financial secretary, S. A. Cletn.pts,
and sergeant-at7arns, George w. Glass
gov.
Resolution expressing the sympathy Of he
federation for the striking coal miners
were adpted, ana the secretary instructed
te forward a copy Of the same TO the
miners.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

Earned runs-Pittsburg, 1: Washington,
l. Two-base hits-Hawley, McGIire.
Bases on balls-off Ha wiley, >. off Nc
James, /. Struck out-By Hswley, /, by
McJames, 3. Stolen b6ses-Davis, Smith,
2. Sacrifice hits-Ely, 2. Double play
O'Brien and Tucker. Passed ialls-Mc-
Guire, 2. Wild pitches-IIa wiley, Nc
James Umpire-Mr. Emslie. Time of
Came-2 hours. Attendance, 900.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
Special Excursion Ia Sea shore viz
Is. & q.

Tickets TO Atlantic City, Cape May, and
Sea Isle City will be sold for / o %. m.
and 2 noon, Royal Blue Line trains, on
Fridays and Saturdays during the sea-
son, good to return until Tuesday follow
ing, at rate SIS for the round trip.
jc30-m, w ,th-tilAu27
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Ciucinnati.
Philadelphia at Louisville
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

Your own fault IL you suffer with
the heat when you can get such
comfortable garments as our
zEPHYB-wEIGHT SERGEs. Taey
are light (whole suit weighs only
one and a half poundsl. They are
comfortable. They are durable and
they are dressy. Four coiors-
Navy Blue, Brown, Black and Gray.
Your size 10 each color.
All other thin wearables for Men
aud Boys. Big variety OF the proper
styles and qualities at proper
prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Cincinnati r. II. E.
Cincinnati 0O040 o10x-5 8 .
New York ........ 900 DOL I'LL 5
Batteries Breightenstein aud Vaughn;
Seymour and Warner Umpire -O'Day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

Wait Cor large sale OF bicycles, at sloan's
wednesday and Thursday. Jyl42t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

deep, so they say Look at Us IN that
light until we are through with our I'M
pIovements, and then compare Us 20 a
thing or beauty.
Let our interesting values be your bar
gain guide and let our how prices act as
your wage-earners- We mean more than
business when we make such sacrifices
ON seasonabIe summer wash goods as
quoted below: ,.
sc. a yard for satin-stripe and Lace
Effect Sheer Organdy- finished lawns.
About five styles in this assortment, DeS
the patterns are very desirable anu e9s la
the kind which some houses sell IOf
Y l-2c-
63-4c a yard for more than nun
dred different styles Of Fine SheeT Lawns,
In pretty Dresden and floral designs, peat
and gaudy styles, including Diack anu
white effects
8 3-4c a yard for French Organdy styles,
printed on sheer domestic clOtn. also the
real French lappetsf which are worth loc
yard.
y I-Zc a yard for 4O-inch Fancy Ba-
tiste. also white ground with navy, pink
and black stripes, including the best as
soTtInent OF American Organizes seen this
season.
I2I-2c yard for genuine French Dfmf-
ties. which represent no thing but neat little
effects suitable for women, misses and
children.
sc yard for French Organizes which
sold night alo1g for - and 35c- No old
patterns at this price. All snowy designs
of this seasons production.
SIC a yard for ColOred Ducks, with
either dots or figures, in Navy E0e, Pink,
White, Light Hue, Red and Black.
lie yard for Plain Black Dimity,
just as good as any loo qUaliJy you ever
bought.
3-4c a yard for Plain Black Organdy
Finished Lawn, worth 10c.
II lie yard for extra fine, yard-wiGe
Hack and Navy Blue OTgandy Lawn.
10 3-4c a yard for Cotton COverts and
Mixed Hike Suitings- These are the regular
&c quality.
10 SIC a yard for white satin finished
Duck and yard-wide linen finished Crash.
II lie a yard for fancy silk stripe
pure linen Dress Material These goods
are very near a yard wide, and alwayssold
Tor 25c.
&c a yard for 35c quality fine French
Organdy, IN plain black, elegant width and
very sheer.
2oc ward for our best French organizes.
the cream or our stock This Il ne includes
those pretty broad stripes IN navy, black
and II ght colOrs
Everything advertised can be found on
our flrst floor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

At Chicago X. II L.
Chicago zoe 241x-11 Is
BROOKLYN O001 20001- .
Batteries Callahan and Kittridge; Ken
endy and A Smith Umpire Mcdonald.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

At st I<olis- r II. E.
Baltimore O040 Knoll 4
St I.on.s .11OOl0 zoe 10 3
Batteries -Hoffer and Clark; Hart and
Murphy. Umpire Hurst.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14

At Louisville First game r. II. f.
Philadelphia -. OO2 20x-4 s 1
Louisville d. OO0210 o0O-3 6 Z
Batteries -Orth and Clements; Fraser AMI
Wilson. Umpire Lynch
Second game X. II. T..
Philadelphia ). :. 600 Oox-915 2
Louisville :. 49,. 90 40020 OH 6
Batteries -Fifield and Boyle; Evans,
Magee and Wilson. Umpire Wolf.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
Merchants to Close.

Nearly all the wholesale merchants oil
this City will close their places OF business
from the close of business hours to-day
until next Tuesday morning. as may be
seen from tho following:
SAN FRANCISCO July 1, 1897
We, the unders. .gned wholesale mercha nts,
do hereby agree 10 close our respective houses
from Friday, July 2, until Tuesday morning.
July 6. 1897.
H. Levi & Co.; Wellman. Peck Co.; Mau,
Sadler & Co.; John l. Roster; Roth & Co. /;
Wertheimer Company; William Wolff Com
pany: Getz Bros. & Co.; Macondray Company !;
Oscar S. Levy; NJ. Enrman & Co.; Coghi1
& Kohn; Hooper & jennings; Haas
Bros; William Cluf Company; Sussman,
Wormser d Co.; Western Sugar-refning
Company; J. D. Spreekels & Bros. Com
pany; Hakalau Plantation Company !;
Adolph Hromada; Tillmann & Bendel;
NJ & c. Mangels; John A. Lennon; S. Fl. Tyler
& Son; Henry Campo & Co.: Frank E. Peter
son; Mccarthy Bros; Rosenberg Bros. & Co.;
Pacific Marine Supply Company; Norton. Tel
ler Roden; Dunham, Carrigan g. Hayden
Company; Boston Woven Hose and Rub
Der Company; Miller. sloss & Scott;
Tatum & Bowen, Holt Bros. Com
pany; Bowers Rubber Company; Cas-
pany; WielaEd Bros; Washburn & Moen
Man anufacturing Company; Jones. Mundy &
Co.; Calm, Nickelsburg & Co.; Buckingham &
Hecht; MeyeIstein Company; Porter, Sles-
singer & Co.. oonin & Little; Lowenberg &
Co. john Sroufe & Co.; Roth, Blum & Co.
Hartter, Hayes d Co.
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airy, artillery and iafantry-will turn
ou. and swell the ranks of the pro-
cession..
The Italian fshermen will contribute
float re presenting fishing boat, and 100
fishermen, wear ring blue shirts black
trousers and white straw hats with blue
ribbons, together with 100 mem bers of the
Sons OF Fishermen, wearing white sailors
uniforms, will join in the parade.
The local membe of the California
Japanese, $50 strong will step into the
procession in full uniform, bringing their
own band.
Tue following letter, received from the
Hon. Frank Mclaughlin, will cause some
disappointment along the water front:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, d. C., June 18, 1917
=. Hon. Frank Mclaughlin, Chairman Republican
State Central Committee Of Cdtif0rnid-SIR: Re.
plying to your Telegram of the Is h insl ask
ing that the United Sta ships Monadnock
and Monterey remain at San Francisco until
In the celebration of that date, the depart
ment regrets being unable to comply with
your request having some time since ordered
these vessels to Portland Or, to receive the
silver service for the battle-ship Oregon, which
vessel is unable to proceed to that port
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Acting Secretary.
Regrettiug the inability of the department
81.
FRANK MCLAUGHLIN, Chairman.
In accordance with a resolution passed
at the last meeting of the executive COM
mittee, no seats will be reserved for any
one at the literary exercises in Metropoli-
tan Temple. "First come first served"
will be the order of the day. The pro-
gramme is as 1ellows:
Overture. orchs.,r.
Address George Fletcher, President OF the pay
ADDRESS. Mayor James u. Phelan
Reading OF the Declaration OF Indepe pendence.
Song "Star-spansled BanDarSs
Miss Annie l. honey.
Oration. Hon. Frank McGowa
Read by Miss Elsie A. Duncan.
orAsion n.----- Ferris Hartman
The display OF fireworks will be heio at
the grounds directly north of the Chutes.
on Haight street, near Golden Gate Park.
commencing at $3.50 o'clock, and will be as
follows:
Grand aerial salute, grand illumination of
grounds, ascension of fire ball oons, device
shells, whist'ing fountains, Union tri-co.ored
battery, h1gnt of prlsmatic dragon rockets
Columbian battery. triple electric fountain,
device-old Glory, .prismatic whirlwinds,
bombshells, device-BartholdPs Statue of LIB
erty, flight of streamer shells, fight of weep
lng-willow rockets, flight of bo bshelI rockets.
diamond crossfres, devlce-Goddess of Lib.
Bunker Hill battery, Arabian brllliants. |
Roman erossfres. musical battery, device
jumping-jack, flight OF Japanese shells Turk |
lsh cross, flight of serpent Shells flight of |
mammoth strea mer shells, device-,ree oil lib |
erty, Elgin battery. fight of prismatic dragon |
rockets, fight OF jeweled streamer rockets, de- |
vice-Niagara Falls, fight of cornuconia |
rockets, fight OF diamond chain rockets, flight |
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02

mony was introduc and conviction
secured without due process Of law and
without trial by an impartial jury and
without process. OF law.
Particularly, he says, the prosecution
by inform alton instead of indictment by
Grand Jury is in conflict with Inc nth
and fourteenth amendments to the con-
stitution. as in section 800 of the Penal
Code of the State. under which his prose-
cution was conducted. Hence he alleges
that the courts in which his examination
and trial were conducted were without
jurisdiction:
He contends that the refusal OF the
court to- grant change of venue
amounted TO refusing a fair trial. He
also complains of the r. fusal of the court
to punish for contempt the publishers OF
the San Francisco newspapers in publish
ing accounts detrimental to his Dur
'rant's) interests in having u fair trial,
thereby influencing the procedure OF the
court and prejudlcing the jury against
him.
The Supreme Court will not sit again
until the 18th # October, and the appeal
cannot be argued before that time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02

ice toboggan slide in Alta plaza. He said
he could put it in operation within three
days. The committee decided that it had
not the power to lease public property for
private uses.
The committee will report in favor of
the Sunset Improvement Clubs petition
for grading ana macadamizing Eleventh
avenue from Fl street 10 ].
In the matter of the grades south of
Golden Gate Park, which have been in
absyanc. since last December, and which
was passed to print, the committee will
report in favor of final passage.
Ex- Mayor Sutro WAS before the com nit
tee TO urge his protest against the pro-
posed system Of sewers in the Sunny side
district, but no action was taken, as at the
last meeting of the board the matter was
postponed for one week and could not
properly come before the meeting. 1t will
be brought up next week and Mr.. Sutro
be given a chance TO state his case.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02

OF prize comerc rockets, salvo of shells, flight
OF peacock plume rockets, device-steam fire
engine, flight of fancy exhibition rockets,
flight of electric shower rockets, fight of Elgin
rockets, flight of golden rain shells, device
coat OF arms of America, flight OF electric
shower rockets, flight OF Egin rockets, device
Peruvian glory, fight of cascade rockets,
flight of parachute. rockets, fight OF pansy
rockets, flight of fancy exhibition rockets,
mammoth flight of shells, device-"Land OF
sunshine, Fruit and Flowers" fight of dart
ing shells. flight of calliope musical rockets,
beautiful flight OF shells, mammoth flight OF
rockets, devtce-"Our New City Hail." flight
OF comet shells, fight of meteoric rockets.
grand display of shells, device-"Eureka,"
battery, grand display OF shells, grand pot
pourri, device-"Good Night
The grand marshal and aids held a
meeting at headquarters last night, at
which the following regalia, recommended
oy the regalia committee, was officially
adopted:
Aids to grand marshal, red sash; division
AIDS, blue sash; division marshals and secre-
tary of parade committee, red. white and blue
SASH. alpine hats and gauntlets
The line of march is as follows, subject
to change:
Beale street to Market, to Montgomery, to
Bush, TO Kearny, to Market, to Golden Gate
avenue. to Van Ness avenue, to Market street,
countermarch to Van Ness avenue, where
IHcN VIII uc IcVleWeu Oy GenerRlS SuAl ter anu
James and the grand mars hal, Colonel W. P.
Sullivan.
The committee has requested the Chief
OF Police 10 furnish officers for the follow
ing details Turing the celebration:
Four officers at Mission-street wharf to re-
port for duty at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. July 4, the
day OF the regatta, and to ACCOMPANY the tugs.
Four officers to report for duty on the north
side OF Hnight street, between Clayton and
Cole, July 5. at o'clock P. M, and twenty ad
ditional officers at7:3O O'Clock P. NJ, to pre-
serve order during the fireworks display.
Six officers to report ior duty at Metropoli-
tan Temple, the place where the literary exer-
cises viii be held, at o'clock p NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
GEN. SHAFTER
Will PARADE
Preparations for a Memor-
able Celebration of the
Fourth.
Fishermen and Local Japanese
Societies Will Turn Out
in Force.
A Splendid Fireworks Programme
Laid Out for the Evening Of
the Fifth.

That the Fourth of July this year will
be one long to be remem bered is evidenced
by the amount of work already accom-
piished by the committee.
The celebration will begin on the 4th
with grand regatta; on the morning of
the 9th the finest military parade ever
held in this City will take place; this will
be followed in the afternoon by first
class literary programme in Metropolitan
Temple, and in the evening splendid
fireworks display will be given on Halght
street, near the Chutes
Word was received to-day that Major
General Shafter and staff would partici-
pate in the parade. This means also tn at
all regimental troops stationed here-cav.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
OAKLAND VETERANS.
They VIII Parade In Goodly Num-
bers on the Fourth.

OAKLAND, CAL. July 1.-The veterans
held ali enthusiastic meeting tonight at
the old headquarters of the Army and
Navy League on Eighth street to prepare
for parade on next Monday. G. K. King
was chosen chairman and IL. S. Smith
secretary.
The officers of the day were elected as
follows: Major 6. W. Woodward, cap
tain; c. K. King, first lieutenant; w. A.
Jacobs, second lieutenant. ALI the soldiers
will carry a small flag.
Represen tatives were present from APP
pomattox, Admiral Porter. Lyon, Lookout
Mountain and Joe Hooker G. A. r. posts
and all stated that their posts would turn
out. Nearly 100 signed the roll to parade
and it is expected that 400 will be in line.
The veterans were very enthusiastic
and as w. ]. Dingee donated the use of
the hall it was decided to keep open house
until the day of the parade.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
BURGLARS AT WORK.
They Enter a Tay1or-Street Grocery tn
Second Time in Three Months.

They Enter a Tay1or-Street Grocery the
Second Time in Three Months.
For the second time III three months
burglars made successful raid early yes
terday morning on the grocery-store OF
John H. Schmidt. at l24 Taylor street,
corner OF Eddy.
The first time they cut through two of
the large panes of glass in the show
window. and emptied it of all the liquors
within reach. third pane was also cut
with a diamond, but they found it un-
necessary 10 break 1t IN. The groceryman
neglected to have the glass replaced, and
yesterday morning the burglars got in
through the pane they ignored three
months before.
Again wines and liquors were appro-
priated nothing else. The deed was ac-
com plished between o'clock in the morn
ing and O. clock, when Ingver Petersen,
the clerk, opened the store.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
Circuit Court AppeaIs.

United States Circuit Judges Gilbert Ross
and Hawley, sitting as the United States Cir.
cult Court of Appeals. have sustained the
Judgment of the lower court in three cases.
The first was that of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society of the United States against Cora
f. Nixon. The second was the case of Her Der t
ID. Gaskill and others against }. F. Myers, and
the third was the United States of America
against George b. Rogers and others. The
plaintiffs in each were worsted.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
BATTLE MOUNTAINS WOES
Street COMMITTEES Of the Board Post
pones Action on Those Grades
=. ndefinitely.


Old Battle Mountain was once more be-
fore the Street Committee OF the Board Of
Supervisors yesterday and it was decided
10 post pone all further action with regard
to the vexing grades of that region until
such time as the Legislature shall pass
law whereby the Board of Supervisors
shall have power TO change established
grades and may provide compensation to
citizens Whose property may be damaged.
The matter came up on a petition for a
change of grade of Sanchez street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twen ty-second.
An INTERN ed late grade will be favorably
reported upon for Liberty street, between
Noe and Sanchez.
The petition of James c. Jordan for the
closing of Michigan, Jord: n and Com mon
wealth avenues was reported adversely.
c. Ii. Coffin was before the committee
with his pc Iltion for leave to erect natural
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02

LIABILITIES.
Ito DEPosIToRs this cor rporatIon
owes deposits amounting to,
and the actual va ue Of which
is..... s22, ,3ss, ,372 80
The condition Of said deposits is
that they are payable only out
of said assets and are fully
secured thereby.
2-To STOCKHOLDERS:
Capitai stock. 81 900, 900 90
Reserve fund. 168.712Sl
The actual value of which is ll69 7l2 RI
The condition Of said liability TO
stockholders is that no part Of
the amount can be paid to
them In any way with
drawn, except IN payment Of
loss 81 during the existen, of
The corpor, ton, nor until all
positors shall have been
paid I'm full the amout OF tner
deposits and dec ared divi-
dends.
3-CoNTINGENT FUND, including
the amount Of accrued but un-
collected ilteres. invest
meAts..... 444so2 90
@-0ESEaAL AccouMrs, on,,s oa,anee. 60.9e2 OF
amounts held for purposes of
guarantee and sums the fnal
app. ication OF which has not
been dete, mined
estate, COUNTY AND CRY
TAXES
Balance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1b6,716 SO
AoeA AAohi1ies-. ...... $24, zO3. S94 SO
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
Morse and HOFFMAN sworn In.

George E. Morse, the new clerk of the United
States District Court was sworn into office
yesterday morning. Dis rict Judge de Haven
administered the obliga ion, and Mr Morse
after receiving the congratulations of his
friends aid fellow-laborers. assumed the duties
OF his office. Soul hard Hoffman, the retiring
clerk, entered upon hts dut es as successor OF
Clerk Costigan in the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Costigan will be assigned to q position
in the Department of Justice.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
Cabl. Ratr.,o tho Orient.

The Western Union Telegraph Company has
announc nced that on and after to-day the cable
rates to points in China, except Macas, have
per word. This includess the Pescadore Isl
ands Rates to the formosa Islands are re-
duced from So 33 to 81 SO per word. The rate
to Japan, via no, thern or. Siberian route, is
eastern or Suez .rouse from So 90 to So 27 per
word; Singapore, from 81 SO TO ST. AT per
word; Russia in Caucasus, from 6l cents to
SIS cents per word.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
Stores to Close.

OAKLAND, CAL, July 1.-Notices are
being placed in all of the largest stores to-
day notifying the public that the stores
will be closed ali day on Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
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! Complaints, Disease Of tho stona-
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} Complaints, Kidney Complstnss,
/ Sciatioa. Lumb mbsgo, Colds, CouEAs,
! Local and General Debility, Hesd- +
I ache, Earachs, Tooth ache. Sick
moss in stomach. Backsche, Burns.
swellings, Boils, Sores; Ulcers. ).
! Collie. Cramps, Spraius, Hruises,
sealds, Wounds, Costiveness, In
} digestion, Skin Diseases; Excess
! sivs Itchtnxs and many other
complaints too numerous to name
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For sale by all druggists. The trade
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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-02
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purihes the blood, expels bad matter
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promotes digestion, regulates the sppe-.
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It keeps the mind cheerful and: happy
BY promoting healthfui action of the
skin, heart, lungs, stomach, Panereas,
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spinal co@nin. and the whole nervous
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