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discussing tho recent lynchIng in Ohio,
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TElEPHosE NuNhERs
rilioflsl RooaS. coaatlna Rooa-.,.,,.117
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
G. h. Umbsen & Co., IA Montgomery st.,

In said City and County of San trancisco. on
Tuesday. the I'd day of september, A. D. 1897. at
IL O'Clock noon of that day, to the highest oder
for cash in lawfnl money OF the United States.
and subj CT TO confirmation by said court, all tna5
certain 10 piece or parcel of land situate, living
and being in the City and County, of ban Fran
CISCO, State of California, and bounded and par
ticularly desc rbed as follows. 10 w.t.
of Bush street Is inersected by the eastery lire of
Sansome stree running thence easterly along til =
northerly line of Eush street one hundred and
thrty-seven (l37) feet and six (6J inches; thence
at right angles northerly and parallel with FAN
some street one hundred and thmty-sevrn (l37s
fe and SIX (6) inches: thence Al right angles
s.erly and parallel with Bush street. hun
drei and thirty l37) ftrt and six (6) inches
and to the triy side of SansoTne street; and
thence sou;beriy along the eastery side of San
some street hundred and thirty q 80
feet and six (6) inches 10 the point OF men G.
ment: tog ther with the buildings and improve
mentS thereon.
he pure haser shall take the said lot subject to
the right of John L. McCsuey and Henry Thorn
ton lem pleto n, their heirs and assigns to use the
brick wall along the northerfy line Of said lot here
la described party wall.
Terms and conii,ions of sae-Cash in lawful
money of the United states of Amer ca; TN per
cent of the purchase price 20 be paid he ref
on the day of sale, when the lot is knocked
down 10 the purchaser, ami the baian on con.
frmation Of said sale by said court
GUSTAyE II. UMBSEN, Referee.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
MEN EXAMINED
Taking of the dispositions of A. Nj,
Lawrence and T. t. Williams Begun
Before Notary Craio

The taking of the depositions of A. NJ.
Lawrence, managing news editor of the
Examiner, and T. t. Williams, the busl-
ness manager, in the million dollar dam
age suit being brought against them and
w. R. Hearst by Claus Spreckels, was be-
gun yesterday at Attorney Grove L. john
sons office before Notary Lee D. Craig.
Garret McEnerney. General w. H. L.
Barnes and Andrew J. CIunie appeared
for the Examiner men and Attorneys
Johnson, Linforth and Whitaker repre-
sented the plaintiff. e. ]. Livernash of
the Examiner was also present, but he
was not questioned by the attorneys.
Lawrence testified that on May %, the
daie of publication of the news arucle
complained of as hbelous by the plain
tiff, he was at Bartlett SPRINGS, and that
he did not return until the 29th, the day
before the publication of the editorial,
also made basis of the suit. He knew
nothing of either article until some time
after its publication. During his alb.
sence the editorial management of the
paper had beenin charge of a council con-
ssting of Messrs Livernash, Tufts and
Garrett. He could not state. on his own
knowledge, who wrote either of the artl-
cles. Although he admitted being famil-
fferent editorial writers, he declared
he could not identify the author of the
editorial published on the 30 h. rejecting
upon the plain tiff. lawrence admitted
having been told who wrote the articles,
but op Attorney McEnernys advice, he
refused TO divuIge the names. He also
refused to state what correspondence he
had had with Hearst in regard 10 the
suit, and the articles upon which it is
based.
T. T. Williams, business manager OF the
Examiner, testified III substance that he
knew nothing of the authorship of either
article; that he had nothing directly to do
with that part of the business, and in his
capacity oil business manager he made no
suggestions as to the policy of the paper.
although in his confidential letters to
Mr.. Hearst he occasionally expressed his
opinions on matters of publ interest,
The taking of the depositions will b.. re-
sumed next Saturday afternoon at
O. clock, when Messrs. Lawrence and Will
liams are expected 10 produce certain tel
egrams bearing upon the case.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
Will Make Strenuous Efforts to Secure
the Convention for This city.

Will Make Strenuous Efforts to Secure
the Convention for This city.
A meeting OF the delegation 10 the De-
troit convention of the National Re bill
CAN League was held last evening. The
following delegates were present: A de
la Tore Jr., E. M. Calvin, q .. Dodge,
K. Valentine, William Mcintyre, A l..
Ballou, Colonel Fl. |. KowaIsky, s. J.
Theisen. Colonel II. l. Kowalsky was
chosen chairman of the delegation
1t was decided to 60 10 Detroit on the
9Th. and 10 make an energetic fight for
Colonel Stone for National president, and,
ii not elected, for A. de la Tore Jr. for
secretary, and to secure, if possible, the
convention Tor San Francisco instead OF
Omaha, the only other com petitor.
William Mcintyre was selected to pro-
ceed to Washington with the invitation
TO the President.
II is calculated that The earth weighs
about 6 0a9 $50, ,000, 900 600 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
HUNTERS IN TROUBLE.
Knox and Emery Stranded In Lake
County by an Accldent.

County by an ACcld ent.
George Knox Jr. and Jim Emery are
flooding the water front with their tales
of woe. They left here a couple of weeks
ago for Lake County, fully equipped for
the chase. Monday last they returned
saIder but wiser men, minus guns and
fishing-rods Yesterday. however, all the
rarapherE ALA arrived in the City and was
turned over 10 he owners.
The following tclec rams are self ex plan
atory:
E. G. Osborne: Ferry cafe tent burnt Lost
every thing. No fish and no game for you this
time. KNOX AND EMERY.
An hour later G. L. Birdsal. received a
message which al as follows: ''Have a
lot of guns and fishing tackle labeled
KLox and Emery, San Francisco. Where
shall send ~ A reply was sent at once
and now the guns and fishing tackle are
awaiting an owner
There was another change IN the cap
talns cf the steam schooner Coquille River
on her last trip. Captain Ii. FL. Cooper
resigned his position ana Captain ID. Col
Inns took his place. Tho vessel has not
been altogether success as she was ex-
pected 10 make IA knots on her trial, and
now barely avrra es 9 knots.
The wrccker Whitelaw has almost COM
ment Company's San Pedro. The
vessel went ashore on q ledge at
the entrance to Victoria, b. c.,
and ever since has been a menace 10
navigation. 1t was decided to remove
the hulk and place lighthouse on the
ledge, and the Whitelaw was called from
this port to 90 the work. Nearly all the
machinery and hull of the wrecked
steamer have been recovered. but the 5000
tons of coal that formed her carge are at
the bottom of the sound and will never
be recovered.
The halibut industry got setback yes
terday. The schooner Pilot arrived here
last week. and since then there has been
no demand for fish. Even though tie
price was only cents pound, there were
no buyers, and yesterday the schooner
was taken out into the bay by the health
authorities and $500 pounds of fish wcrs
d UNI ped into the bay.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
REAL ESTATE
MARKET REVIEW
This City Considered the
Best Place for In
Vestment.
A Protest Against the Increase
of Street Work in the
Suburbs.
A Contractor Makes Complaint-Re-
view of the Records in Real
Estate Transactions.

Matters in the realty line continue rather
quiet. They are better, however, than is
general expected az this season, fer q lu /
III the real estate world never fails to come
after the celebration of the natal holiday
This is due to various reasons, some known
and some inexplicable
Buyers will naturally rest easily until the
tax rate has been fixed and it is definitely as
certained whether or not the burden of taxa
ton has to be borne more heavily or light
ened.
No auctions have yet been announced for
this week. Sales held during the last week
yielded very fair returns.
The building interests are still active, but
the class OF Improvements entered on is OF a
cheaper nature. The amount of money in the
business here has suffered contraction /;
there can be no doubt of that The cheapness
Of building material probably accounts for the
fact that the total value of contracts ntered
into last month was a god deal less than in
June OF previous years.
From $1,000 TO $4,000 gives the general finan-
cial limit OF the cost of lmprovem ments nova
days, which are commonly OF the framework
oroer. Several more cos tly structures are i'll
prospect Tor the immediate future, however.
among them being fve-story brick structure
on the corner of Market and Spear streets; L.
II. Sly's six-story brick and stone ing on
the southern line of Ellis street. between
Mason and Powell, and few other enterprises
Of ike character. An idea OF the changes is
shown by the tollo wing record for June OF
three wears:
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NEW TO-DAY.
Good-bye!
Mr.. Thousand Dollars
you We got to go.

The original missing word is sensible
and matter-of-fact; and we shall divide
one thousand dollars among those who
find it.
But nobody may find it; and SO we have
another word set apart. We are quite
sure somebody will guess that.
If nobody guesses that we have still
another word
Goodbye thousand dollars We like
you
SCHILLING'S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Public Administrator Freese Files Hi
Ealf-Yearly Report.

Public Administ traitor Freese Files His
Ealf-Yearly Report.
The report of Pubic Administrator A.
c. Freese Tor the six months ending June
80, 1897, was filed with the County clerk
to-day. During the time covered by the
report Mr.. Freese has administered upon
seventy-two estates. aggregating in value
1921, 7S2 S6. The largest esta was that of
Father Jeram. which was valued at S67. :
700 Cash to the amount OF S93.077 "a has
come into the possession of the Pub ic Ad :
m!nistrator, who now has on deposit 10
the credit of the estates in his keeping
$50 731 81 and family allowances, funeral
exnenses ard uepts have been paid to the
amount OF SS614 40, and The total OF fees is
S39O3 49,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
REFEREE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES OF THE
ID Superior Court in and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, state # California department
No 10y, he frs; of which DEGREES was made and
is dated the 22d day of November, 1895, and the
cond OF which DEGREES made and Is Ia ed
crees were made and entered In an action pc Iding
in said Superior Court, wherein Adam Grant is
plain if ana Daniel T.. Murphy and others de-
feudants. being case No. 40 J33 in the said court,
the undersigned d, who was by said court appoin ed
referee in said action, Will sell public auction.
auction rooms of
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.
Tho Work of the Eureka Society
During tao Past
Year,

An annual meeting of the Eureka So.
ciety for the Protection of Child rem was
held yesterday In The Donahue build ing, +,
and the following officers for the coming
year were elected:
President. Mrs. John Pattee; board of
directors-Mrs. w. ]. Gurnett, Mrs. L. A.
Roberts, Mrs. N. Schessinger, Mrs. j. W.
Reay, r. P. Doolan, H. w. Thorpe, E. L..
Wadhan. j. w. Walton, R. A. Tuttle, A.
&. Bauer.
Secretary. f. A Holbrook.
The report oil the yearly work of the
society was as follows: Complaints 80 IN
yesti.ations y, children involved IO2
children relieved %, placed in institutions
%, placed in families 2. returned to
parents 5. to Ladies' Catholic Aid Society
3. prosecutions l3, convictions IL. dismis.
sails 2
There have been added to the roll
mem bership 200 new names.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
AICTloN ALES.

TY K111IP Il Co.-This day, July 8, Horses,
at cor Market ST. and Van ness ave-, at IL O. clock.
BY J. BARTH-Friday, July 9, Furniture, at
2O5 Franklin street, at i o'c ock.
" No~ RHEIN & Co.-Thursday July l5
Real Estate at salesroom, 513 California street,
II j. o'clock.
BYG. II. UMBsEN It Co.-Tuesday, September
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY.

Baggage transferred to trains, steamers etc
Also moved in the city.
Furniture moved; estimates furnished.
Freight transferred and shipped.
40S Taylor street and $50 Market street.
Telephone Main 46.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
Or. DOherty'S Slssf'tsss msa'ss!

Class of Cases Treated.
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES
/ of MEN. PRIVATE and CHRONIC DIS
EASES, the ERRORS OF YOUTH. LOST MAN.
HOOD, BLOOD DISEASES, from any cause.
KIDNEY and SKIN DISEASES, and MENTAL.
cnd PHI YaICAL WEA ESS privateiv, speedily
and permanently cured Thirty years practical
experience tonsutation free. Charges reasor-
able Patients in the country cured at home. Ian
or address
DIR. w X. DOHERTY,
$50 Market street, San Francisco
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The Single Takers.

At meeting OF the Single Tax Society Mon.
day evening, in the Mills building, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President L. M. Manner; vice. president. H. L.
PlFce; secretary, George S. Conroy; treasurer,
S Reynolds: executive committee-Jame III.
Barry, Joseph Lcggett, f. W. Lynch, Alexan-
der Granger, Mrs. Penman. Thomas Watson
and II. NJ. Wei come.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEArEB THE Mayiower"
COLUMBIA THEATER The Two EscutcheonS
MoRosco's OPERA-HoUsK- Captain Paul
AIcAzAR THEATER "A Victim OF Clrcum-
stances and The First Born"
11voII OPERA HOUSE Wang
CKPHEUaf-High- Glass Vaudeville.
OHERoN.-Grand Concert
suTRo BATHS. Bathing and Performances
THE CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-Dally At
GnIght street, one block east OF the Park.
PTCNIcS AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Musc, dancing, Boating, Fishing
FyerN Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08

ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos with
or without removal. Noonan 10l7-1O73 Mis- sion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08

THE POPULAR BAY RESORT,
NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY DUPING THE
SEASON. Music, Dancing, Bowling, Boat
ing, Fishing and Other Amusements.
Refreshments at City prices. Fare rounl trip
25c, Children 15c incl udlng ad mission grounds
THE STEAMER UKIAH
VIII leave Tiburon Ferry at i6 80 A. NJ; 1910,
200 and 4 100 p. N. Returning, leave FL Campo
at IL :15 A. N / O0. OO and :0O
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08

II is calculated that The earth weighs
about 6 0a9 SS6, ,000. 900 600 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
Ell CAM

PIcN1Cs AND EXCURSIONS.
The herald., 1897-06-14
SUPPLIES
FOR CUBA
Not Restricted to Funds
for Relief
FIREARMS AND DYNAMITE
ARE BEING SENT OUT IN CAR
LOAD LOTS
FIREARMS AND DYNAMITE
The Spanish Minister Makes Piteous
Appeal That the Government
Shall Stop the Expedition
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, June 13-The treas
ury department has received for refer
ence from the secretary of state COM
munication from the Spanish minister
to the effect that he has information
that an important filibustering expedi-
tion is being organized on the coast OF
Florida and asks that steps be taken by
the government to Illustrate it. No par
ticulars are given, SO that the only ac-
ton taken by the government will be to
communicate the information to all
collectors and masters of the patrol fleet
off the Florida coast with instructions
to be on the alert to prevent the depart
ure Of any suspected expedition. This
was done today by telegraph. 1t devel-
oped later that the department has spe-
The herald., 1897-06-14

tions, became convinced that they were
afraid Of the deputy sheriffs, because
they could not understand why they
were here, they not knowing the differ
ence between the representatives Of the
law and cowboys. This had rendered.
them very close-mouthed, and was un-
able to get any information from them
that would answer for evidence against
Stanley when he was brought to trial"
AS the presence of the deputy sheriffs
interfered with his investiga tion Cap
tain Stouch asserted his authority and
ordered the deputies off the reservation.
By this time Stanley had disappeared.
but was located at Black Eagles camp.
Captain Stouch Immediately started for
the camp, and there found the brave
fully armed and still disinclined to sur
render without fight.
Finally he consented to accompany the
agent back to the post, still refusing to
give up his arms. He was there per-
suaded to give up his rifle. and was lock-
ed up. In the meantime Sheriff Gibb re-
turned and presented Captain Stouch
with a warrant for his arrest for violat-
ing the state laws in interfering with
the sheriff in his attempt to arrest the
Indians.
The sheriff demanded the person of
Stanley, but the agent refused to deliver
him up, feeling that it would defeat the
ends Of justice, as he hoped to secure
from the prisoner informal ton which
would lead to the apprehension of his
accomplices. The sheriff departed, but
again left his deputies. Finally. after
much parleying, Captain Stouch be-
n q me f,nr hat to
hold the murderer longer, and turned
him over to the sheriff, sending an escort
of cavalry with him to the railroad.
The report at length deals with the
difficulties thrown around him blythe in
reference of state officials, and con-
cludes by recommending that in view of
the disturbed condition of the settlers
two troops Of cavalry be stationed at
Tongue river. Yellow Hair and Sam
Crow were arrested by Captaip Stouch
after his report had been mailed.
The tone of the report indicates that it
was the presence of the sheriff's posse
that aroused the Indians.
ENGLISH INDIANS
WINNIPEG, Man., June 13.-A Regi-
ma, N. w. T., dispatch to the Free Press
says: The irritation among the Indians
in consequence of the killing of AL
mighty Voice and his companions by the
police is assuming an ugly shape. Fif-
teen Indians have attacked the farm of
Mr.. Gordon, between Saskatoon and
Duck lake, and killed all the cattle in
the corral. A detachment of northwest
mounted police left Regina this morning
to proceed to the spot by train. They
will join a second detachment at Nut
lake. 1t is believed that the instigator
of the outrages is family connection of
Almighty Voice, called Almighty Voices
Brother.
The herald., 1897-06-14
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE
WILL KEEP THE SENATE VERY
BUSY E
Until the Tariff Bill Comes
Back

WASHINGTON, June 13-The sugar
schedule of the tariff bill is expected to
continue to be the subject of considera-
ton in the senate for the next day or
two.
The Hawaiian treaty and antitrust
amendments are still to be disposed Of,
and both will excite considerable de-
bate. With the sugar question: and the
agricultural schedule, which has been
partly considered, will be taken up and
will in time be followed by the tobacco
schedule, If, in the meantime, the Repub-
licans agree on it's provisions. There
will be no great amount of debate on
either cotton or spirits. There was at
one time talk of an attempt to add COM
persa tory duties on cotton goods be-
cause of the duty fixed on raw cotton,
but this is understood to have been
abandoned, If ever seriously contem-
plated. The Democrats do not find the
present schedule Objectionable except in
minor details, and will allow it to go
through with but little discussion. The
Republican managers now hope that the
debate in the senate will be concluded
within the next two weeks, notwith-
standing less than one-third of the bill
has been gone over. They have Sc
cured an agreement with the Democrat is
that the sessions shall begin at II o'clock
each day instead of IL after Wednesday.
IN THE HOUSE
The house probably will continue it's
policy of adjourning from Monday over
to Thursday, and from Thursday until
the following Monday. No business will
be done. and the sessions Thursday will
be merely perfunctory.
The herald., 1897-06-14
At the Capital

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Hon. W.
]. Bryan paid hurried visit to Wash
ington today, arriving here from New
York this morning and leaving for Nor
folk this evening. There were many
callers at the hotel where Mr.. Bryan
stopped. He attended services at the
New York avenue Presbyterian church,
and later in the day dined with Senator
Jones, the chairman of the national
Democratic committee. Hon. Arthur
Sewall the late Democratic vice-presi
Dental candidate, also dined with Sem
ator Jones.
The herald., 1897-06-14
Patton's Position

PRINCETON, N. j., June 13-Dr.
Francis Landley Patton, president of
the Princeton university, preached the
baccalaureate sermon to the members
of the graduating class today. He re-
gretted the attitude of England toward
Greece, but he said: Americans are not
in position to criticize when such a
measure as the arbitration treaty has
been rejected" President Patton went
on to say that the university sentiment
in this country is absolutely in favor of
the arbitration treaty.
The herald., 1897-06-14
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPH NEWS

The Paris Grand Prix won by Doge
at 12 to 1 !; a great crowd in attendance.
Official statistics of the United
States output of gold and silver for
the year of 1896.
The senate will resume considera-
ton Of the sugar schedule at l o'clock
this morning; the house will meet and
adjourn.
After a week of somewhat onerous
social duties, the presidential party
spends a restful Sabbath and departs
for Washington.
The American Federation of Labor
ask for the views Of labor unionists on
the immigration question; progress of
the tailors' strike.
Rifles and dynamite for use in Cuba
going forward in carload lots; the
Spanish minister asks that the expe-
dition be intercepted.
Agent Stouch furnishes 81 detailed
account of the Cheyenne Indian
troubles; he complains of undue inter
ference by state authorities and wants
more cavalry stationed at the agency.
A bomb fired in an attempt to assas-
sinate the president of the French re-
public; the crank was poor workman
and nobody was hurt except police
man whom the crowd dubbed by mis-
take.