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pARpAROUs SURGICAL OPERA
TION
For the Cure of piles

&c NOT only intensely painful, dangerous
IN life and very expensive, but in the
Iieht Of modern medical research, and
since the discovery Of the Pyramid Pile
Cure. q surgical operation is wholly UNI
necessary II you have any doubt on
this noint kindly read the following let
ters from people who know that our
claims regarding the merits Of the Pyra-
mid pile Cure are borne out by the facts.
From n. A. Stall. Ridge Road. Niagara
county. N. Y: / received your Pyramid
Pile Cure and tested 1t last night. II
did me more good than anything nave
ever found yet. and remember thls was
tho result of one nights treatment only.
FROM Penn w. Arnett, Batesville, Ark:
Gentlemen Pyramid Pile Cure has
done me so much good in so short a
time that my son-in-law, Captain T.
7 Klein. of Fork Smith, Ark. has writ
TEN me for your address. as he wishes
TO try 1t also.
from A. r.. Townsend, Benville, Ind:
have been so much benefited by the
pyramid Pile Cure that enclose III.
for which please send package, which
7 wish to give TO a friend OF mine who
suffers very much from piles
From John II. Wright. Clinton. De-
witt county, ILL.,: i am so well pleased
with the pyramid Pile Cure that think
IL but right to drop you a few lines. 20
inform YOU its effects have been all
that could ask or wish.
From p. A. Bruton, Llano, Tex; Gem
tlemen.-The Pyramid Pile Cure has
done so much good for me that l WIN
say for the benefit OF others that after
using only two days 1 am better than l
have been for months
The Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared by
the Pyramid Drug Company. Of Albion.
Mich, and Ii is truly wonderful
remedy for ali forms OF piles. So great
has been the number OF testimonial let
ters received by them from all parts
OF the country that they have decided
10 publish each week a number OF such
letters. and never use the same letter
twice. but only fresh letters will be
published
Ali druggists recommend the PYRAMID
pile Cure. as they know from what
their customers say that no remedy gives
such general satisfaction.
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,r,ef Items of News from Henrico.

The preliminary examination or Harvey
Wicks. the youth who on last Saturoay
shot young John kellar, is SET Ior 1900
~, Maeistrate I,arus but as the injured
lad is Still unable to appear in court the
case will again be continued
Mr.. Bailey, the Henrico man VINO Was
nronounced a lunatic by a commission
,bich investigated his case few days
ago was yesterday released from me
county Jail, where he was being helo
awaiting removal to the Eastern Luna
tic ASYLUM. His relatives applied Tor ms
,elease ON bail, and Justice Thomas per-
i IeiUS hin, 10 return to his family under
y ZOO bond Tor his good behavior, given
nv Mrs Mahoney.
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The Last Enemy of Man.

Sunday afternoon. at 4 o'clock, In the
association parlor. Rev. Henry G; Garrl-
son. pastor of Marshall-Street CHRISTIAN
church. will address the mems meeting
ON the subject, 1.-The Last Enemy OF
Man-Death." This series of meetings has
been well attended and, has been very
interesting throughout.
At O'clock, in the Blue Room, the
general secretary. Mr.. Mckee, VIII con-
duct the Bible training class, using the
text-books Christ Among Men ana
personal Work" This class is composed
OF earnest Bible students.
AT the same time. in the association
parlor, the Boys Gospel Army VIII noio
fortb with q song service by the Blue
and Red choirs, and an interesting talk
MIR. G. c. Irvine will talk to the boys
sunday afternoon on the theme HOW 10
Pray"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
Like the city of New York.

Moler and Fessiers melodrama. THE
City Of New York" scored a success az
The Academy OF Music last evening before
4 larSe audience.
The drama Is conventional. but the au-
n0r has given the old drama story OF
Virtue and viliainy a polish that Is fe-
heshlng. There is q plenty OF vim, .pathos.
and humor 20 the piece 20 make II Ia
Fcfde with the galleries.
Many wonderful mechanical stage ff-
ieets are brought out by the thrilling
sfory. especially the railroad wreck, when
fall-sized engine piungcs through
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November

Richmond. Va. November D, io'ts
No auction sales on Change to-day.
Private sales: FILTERS, 81; cutters. );
wrappers. 3; dark leaf 8, Tugs, "a. scrap,
/. Total. "a hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cica-
rettes. S,3o5.7o; tobacco. s2.i6ao9 Total,
s9fL79
Dark loose sales to-day were the largest
thus far this season, amounting to E.IS
pounds, with S3-4c. highest price. Condi-
ton Of receipts was better than last
week. while prices also have improved
somewhat. Sales for the week, 6,nVo
pounds. and S3-4c. highest.
Bright loose sales were also large, ana
while no fine tobaccos were offered, yet
the break was a very good average oae.
Stonewall Warehouse sold the crop or
DIR. w. G. Stubs, OF Gloucester county.
to which attention was called in this re-
port this morning, and realized very salts
factory prices therefor, the highest price
being Is 1-2c.
No s&les tomorrow Saturday.
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g; mixed. &c. to 81 shortberry. SIC. 70
"; No. 2 red, 81. Corn-Virginia wnite.
bag lots. 34c: No. 2 white. 80 TO &C.:
No. z mixed. 81 to 81 lac. Oats-No.
mixed "a to A1-2c.; No. . mixed. Ii-S
No. 2, 81 to &c.
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Ciuter Memorial Association Meet
ing.

A meeting of the officers and Board Of
Directors Of the Ginter Memorial Asso-
citation will be held at the chamber o.
Commerce this afternoon at O'CLOCK A
mi attendance is requested TO fully or
eanize and systematic a plan OF opera
tfOn
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trcstle with vivid na'turalness. The COM
pany is capable and contains several Gle
yer speciality artists, who brighten The
performance.
The Lees. hypnotists, are underlined for
an engagement Of one week at the Acad-
envy, commencing Monday evening.
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NEW YORK. November 5.atspeclp'' q,
c. MilIhiser. q. Millhiser, hoiiapo' W
cayter Warwick: j. W. HopkinA oFano'
s. 7. Morgan. HOFFMAN,
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MARINE IsTELLiGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. s. 1857.
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond. Glover. New YORK
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin~
ion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Yemassee. ONeii, Philsdeh
phia. merchandise and passengers; ciyde
Line.
merchandise and passengers; Virginia
Navigation Company.
steamer Richmond, Glover. New York;
merchandise and passengers; Old Doe
minlon Steamship Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. &
By teicgraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer ST. Enoch. Shields.
schooner Francis NJ, Portsmouth.
schooner Clara Goodwin, Bath
Barge A. N. Smith, New York.
Barge Frank Pendletcn. New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Lord Londonderry, Dublin.
-
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. November 3, LEVI.
Quotations: Wheat. Longperry. Sc. "
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WHEAT-No.2.
b DSsS%Ss. ..siilaA o44 eaM ss,s
May. ......9ls5 SiB wa ooAaB
CoRN-No. 2.
November. 25A 257s 254 25ss
Decem Der 3. 2o1a Zoes Sof4 ~oHn..v
May......... 29N so 2eh 29%
OArs-No. :.
Deceuber.... IeAax 19gsaM IeA issssf
May."......... %lB .|A SiN ~ib
MESS PoRK-Psr BbL
Decem Der. s7.62K S7.07M e7.o2H eI.oo
January. s.oIH o.ots o'>o o'1'n
LARD-Per 100 lbs
December.a425 1875 $40 ss.S5h
January. 440 440 Aba 4,5fA
SHORT RBs-Psr 100 lbs
january. 4.47h 4.50 LAM 442k
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easier and 10c. lower No. yellow corn.
Is 3-4q25 7-sc. No. 2 spring wheat, @i-zQ
Sc; No 3 spring wheat, Slu92c.; No.
red, 81 s-Sc. No. corn. Is 3-t93 T-sc. NO.
oats, 10 l-2c. No. 2 white. e l-sn &c; NO.
3 white. % 1-4Q3 lie. No. 2 rye, 47c. NO.
2 barley, 2Sg46c No. fiaxseed. yl.g l-zg
n.W1-2. Prime timothy seed, s..G5. Mess
pork per barrel, N.0dN.55. Lard, per
100 pounds, A.Sq$.H IL. short-rib sides
loosel, s!,sSaH.s. Dry-salted shoulders
ed). 43-4c Whiskey, cistillers' finished
goods, per gallon. N.ls. Sugar. cut loaf,
Unchanged. Butter firm: creamery, 15W
&c; dairy. i2430c. Cheese quiet at so
sl-2c. Eggs firm; fresh. 16c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. November 5.-Flour-
Quiet.
Wheat--Dull: No. 2 red. 90 f-2c.
Corn--Firm; No. 2 mixed 90
oats-Quiet and hrm: No. mixed. 2lGr
q lie.
Rye-Steady; No. @ Fc.
Lard--Easier at NlS.
Bulk Meats--Quiet at N60.
Bacon-5teady at $Si3.
Whiskey--Steady at x.19.
Hutfer-FirE.
Suxar-Dull
EgRs-Steady at 15c
cheese-Ffrm-
ST. louis
ST. LOUIS. MO-, N9yember 5.-Hio0r--
Weak; straights. H.34e1S.
Whest-Spot higher: No. req. casa
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ton OF the following little card:

Let credit be given those to whom credit Is
due. That the Southern Pacific Company has
managed its vast business during the past
week and handled the great Christian throng
with admirable skill is now matter OF his
tory. To the scores of thousands OF people
who have taxed It's carrying ability to its Ut
most extent, there has not been single fatal
fty, nor, so lar as l have been able 10 learn,
even the slightest accident.
Possibly the mysterious appearance of tie
noouday star just at the tiInv when the con-
veDtion was at its height mad some thing tn do
with averting calamity, but until that is scien-
tifcally demonstrated, let us give all the credit
to the officers and employees of the much
abused corporation. j. W. DUTToN.
All kinds of charges are being hurled at
Mr.. Dutton, not the least being the old
cry that he has not b zen steadfast 10 his
professed political iaith. There are many
Popuiists who believe in giving word OF
praise where they think it Is due, and
among these is Sheriff White, under whom
Dutton is deputy. But there are others
and it is these that are harrassing Mr..
Dutton. II is asserted that al least he
might have held his tongue and have said
nothing after having GRATED SO much
against the corporation. They say that
when a person bHvs a railroad ticket be
expects to be carried to his journeys end
without being killed or manned, and that
the railroad only did what 1t was paid for.
Dutton's friends affect 10 believe that
there was beautiful piece OF hidden sar-
casm in lis published declaration, and
say that il read intelligently it does not
show any leaning on the part of President
Dutton toward the "mucn-abused corpo-
ration"
And Mr. Dutton merely repeats the
words of Pontius PLATE at Calvary, and
says, What l have written, 1 have writ
ten.h
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

Yelland's group of pictures, which COM
prise "Windsor Castle" Indian Fails"
and Evening on the Hay fields" are large
canvases and good exam plies of the artists
work.
The Indian Village" by Thomas Hill,
although not. large canvas, is fine
piece of work and compares we'll with
some of the Yosemite Valley and Sierra
pictures that have given this artist a rep
utation outside the State.
"a Severe Criticism" by G. Chapel Jud-
son, is large picture and careful study
of figure painting. Mr.. Judson also has
several landscapes on the wall
II. D. Gremke is represented by floral
group and picture from the Yosemite.
J. Jewet,'s picture, Surf" and water
color of the 'West End, Alameda" are
attractive exhibits.
w. S. Sutton has some good portraits
on exhibition. the one of the late Hiram
Tubbs being remarkably true 10 nature.
Z. 7. Nelson EXHIBITS some water coiors,
and those of Chinese subjects are we'll
drawn.
NJ. l.. Hall has study in oil of "Topsy"
an another of violin. Pen sketches by
j. H. f. Darlington and Miss G. Witherell
are most noticeable w. Won Helms IS
Miss NJ. L. Burre,l, Miss A. +. Briggs,
Miss de Neal Morgan. Mrs. Farnam, Miss
toiby, Mrs. l.. l.. Freeman, Miss Lou
Wall, Mis- Alice Mooney, A. ]. Gray, p
Shiel and score of other artists have
good work on exhibition, while the num-
Der OF plci ures that might well have been
left in he studios is remarkably small.
The committee of judges has not yet
been appointed, and there is much inter-
est being shown in the choice.
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would fiji the vast hall, and they were
successful.
Past Grand Hon. C. Sumner made the
opening address and referred to the great
benefits of fraternaI organizations as
shown by Odd Fellowship. t, B. Draper
read an original poem on "Odd Fellow
ship" that was loudly applauded.
The programme was noticeable for the
many well-known local people who took
part. Miss Marie Schubert, Miss Eva
Shorey, Mrs Grace Dodge and Miss Jen-
ME Dobbie sang, MISS Gracibel Walker
was at the piano, Miss Minna S. Hoppe
gave a reading Misses BESSIE Howden
and tsa Dobbie danced some pretty Scotch
dances and Robert Howden sang. The
band music was specially appropriate, and
everything was noted a marked success.
The Grand Army of the Republic will
capture the exposition next Saturday.
All the posts ana relief CORPS are working
for the success of the affair and General
n. P. Chi man will be one OF the speak
ers.
John a. Britton and Colonel H. D. Tai
cott are also to give addresses. Two thou
sand tickets were distributed at last
nights meeting, and 1t Is expected that
twice that mum Der will be needed.
Pythian DAY will be celebrated next
Thursday. Many lodges ON San Fran
cisco and other cities will attend, and a
large crowd VIII be present. A program M
containing many new features has been
promised, and much IS expected from the
knights.
Now that the Endeavor convention is
over the exposition IS being heavily pat
ronized, and Berkeley, Alameda, Hay
ward and other places are to have speci al
days in the two weeks during which it
will remain open.
The Monk in Meditation" of Edwin r.
Jackson has been awarded the first prlze
in the camera contest, and George Dor
Minis Scene on Alameda Marsh" the
second prize. The exposition is not open
SUNDAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

Ayers and Hansen. Admiral Won Schmidt
Will act as starter, c. H. Smith as reieree
ana Messrs. Mas, White and Lewis as
judges. The regatta committee, COM
posed OF Messrs. Hinchman, Haddock
and Webb will have charge of the affair.
A good days sport is anticipated.
Recreation Club Ladies' Night.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July IL Armory
Hall was crowded last evening, the occa-
son being ladies' night given bv the
Recreation Club of this city. A very en-
tertaining programme OF music, athletic
ieats, recliations, ETC., had been prepared
and was acceptably rendered, after which
dancing and refreshments followed.
Bakery Employees Robbed.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July II Some time
last night, while. the employees Of Engen-
berger's bakery, 'on Park street, were at
work, some thief entered the room where
their snare clothes are kept and made way
with quantity of them, taking besides a
couple OF caIf pins There is no clew.
Notes.
The general committee on Alameda day for
the Oakland exposition will meet this even
ing.
James A. Waymire has, transferred a lot of
real estate in this city 10 the Central Call
tornia Land Company.
l. NJ. Young, the confidence operator who
robbed Miss Robinson OF San Franclcco, was
sentenced to sixty days in the County jail by
Recorder 81. Sure this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Professor Masee Wants Early MuscuI
3raining.

Professor Magee Wants Early Muscular
3raining.
BERKELEY, CAL. July 1Z-Professor
W. E. Magee, head of the department of
physical culture at the State University,
wants to see system OF physical culture
introduced in ali the public schools Of the
State, making IL com pulsory require
ment. He would have both the boys and
the girls take regular. systematic exer-
else. A general announcement OF Pro-
lessor Magee's plan was made through
the columns of The CALL some months
ago.
The professor, who has just returned to
Berkeley from his vacation tour, has taken
a decided stand in this matter, and has
much to say in support of his PROPOSE
ton. He says that the schedule Of stud
les in our public schools should include
physical cul ture for both sexes.
ual Celebration.
BERKELEY, CAJ-. July ia celebra-
tion of o twofotd nature was held TUESDAY,
evening by University Lodge No. l62,
knights of Pythias. 1t consisted of the
installation of newly elected officers and
the hous- warming Of the newly reno
yated castle.
The officers installed were as follows:
L. ]. Alkalay, council commander; J.
n. Never, vice-com mmander; J. T. Vim
ther, master OF works; ]. w. Carpenter,
prelate; T. r. Elliott. master t-arms; G.
K. Bryant, kni hit of record and seal; ].
L. Langlais, master of excheqner; r. ".
Good, master of exchequer; T.. c. Dober,
inside guard; J. Z. Morehouse, outside
guard Dir. Hoag gland, physician; trustees
]. T. Vlnther, A. M. Morehouse and r. L.
Ayers.
A large number of visitors were present.
A banquet followed the installation cere-
monies.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
ODD FELLOWS
HAVE THEIR DAY
An Immense Crowd Attends
the Exercises at the
Exposition.
Societies Are Competing for the
Biggest-Attendance
Prize.
Veterans and Knights of Pythias Are
Preparing to Show Their
Strength,

s OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
90S Broadway, July IL
There Is intense rivalry among many
societies and organizations as to who can
attract the largest crowd to the exposi-
tion.
Tonight very large attendance was
present, the occasion being Odd Fellows
night. Great eff1rts had been made by
the committee OF which e. &. Dodge was
chairman to provide a programme that
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
GRAND AUCTION SALE
$4,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE
MONDAY, the 10th, and TUESDAY, the
10th daYs of July. 1897,
At IL o'clock A. M, at

At II O'Clock A. M, at
33S-34O POST STREET, Mr.. POWELL.
We are instructed to sell without limit or re-
serve the en- ire Magni fcent stock of Goods now
at the PAVILION AUCTION HOUSE.
Tnis is a magnificent stock of Gle all aud as good
as new Goods, consisting of the Finest Class of
furniture in Bedroom Suits Parfor Goods, Dim
ins-room Furniture, Bedding, Billiard Table. Car
pets Rugs, Curtains, Valuable Pa noings Large,
Hand ONE Mir ors Etchlngs Ornaments. Office
Furniture, Linoeum and too much goods TO
specify.
INDIANA AUCTION COMPANY.
II. ]. LEUTHOLZ, Auctioneer.
Ofice-19 Montgomery st.
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GOULD INQUEST.
Verdict Rendered of Suicide While
Temporarily Insane.


temporarily Insane.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July II. Coroner
Baldwin came over from Oakland this
morning and held an inquest on the re-
mains OF Mrs. ID. +. Gould, who killed
herself the day before by taking dose Of
carDoiic acid. The testimony brought out
no new facts beyond what were related IN
The CALL yesterday, The jury returned
a verdict OF su de while temporarily IN
sane. The funeral VIII be held at the
Santa Clara-ayenue Methodist Church to-
morrow afternoon and the interment will
take place att Mountain View Cemetery.
- The infant, who was given dose. OF
poison, is in a precarious condition, but
the attendins physician thinks 1t may re-
cover.
Tidal Canal Report.
ALAMEDA, CAL July 1Z-Dr. John /.
Mclean forwarded 10 Washington this
afternoon documents explaining the posi-
tion of This city on the IIdai canal propo-
sition. Besidrs other points, he takes the
position that the canal i'll its present n
ditiou is a nuisance, and that as the Gov
ernment has created and mainiaips 1t 1t
should also remedy II. The documents
are signed by Dr.. Mclean, President For
derer OF the CIty Trustees ana CITY En-
gineer Power, with the trustees OF the
two Frultvale sanitary districts.
or for Camp.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July 17.-Company G
assem- bled at its armorv at 6:3O this even
ing and emil mbarked at 8 O'Clock on mar
row-gsuge train for Santa Cruz, where 1t
will 20 into camp for a week. There was
a very good turnout of he members A
mum Der of mem bers of the families OF the
boys accom- panied the train and will re-
main during the camping season,
Sport To-Morrow.
ALAMEDA. CAL, July 17.-The young
sculIers of tie Alan eda Boating Club will
row for the semi-annual championships
medals tomorrow on the estuary. The
event will be contested IN heats over the
regular course OF u mile and half, the
first heat commencing at 1880 Among
those VINO will participate are Messrs.
Hunter, Lewis, Riehi, Scott, Stamer,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
DUTq0u PRAISES
A CORPORATION
Head of the Bryan Army
League Criticized by
Many Colleagues.
His Friends Declare That Only
Sarcasm Was Meant in
the Publication.
The Author Says He Intended Nothing
More Nor Less Than
he Wrote.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL !

90S Broad way, July IL.
J. W. Dutton, president of the Bryan
Army and Navy League, has brought
down a hornets nest about his ears. He
has published a statement openly COM
mending the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. The trouble is due 10 the two
facts that Mr.. Dutton is rank Populist
and the railroad company is corpora
ton.
The cause of the trouble is the publica-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
iVia Sausalito EarryA

tVfa SausaIito Ferry.
Leave San Francisco Commencing Nav
Z, 1897:
WEEK DAYs-9:45 A. NJ; :45 5:l6 r. NJ
sUNDAYS-S;00, 9:0U. 1000. IL A. N; las
2,30 r. ".
July 5, 1897, trains VIII ru on Sunday time.
Ticket tor sale at MILL VALLEY or THOS
COOK & SON, 621 Market st.. San francisco
(under Palace Hotei). Telephone Main bU6z
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.
Seventh Warders Want to Close Ou,
All Saloons,

Seventh warders Want to Close Out
Ali Saloons.
OAKLAND, CAL, July 1.-THE Anti
Saloon League of the Seventh Ward has
called a meeting at the Seventh avenue
BAPTIST Church tomorrow to organize
and decide upon a plan OF work, At the
last election the Seventh was one of the
wards that decided against having saloons
in this city, and they will now try 10 have
their desires granted by the Council, so
far as their ward Is concerned.
The pastor of each church in the city
and two members in active sympathy
wi b this cause are invited to be present,
and the principal of any public school
and presiding officer of any temperance
organization may also attend. The pur-
pose of the meeting is to complete the Or
ganization of the league and map out
plan OF work.
Briseno's Two Families.
OAKLAND, CAL, July H.-Antonio
Briseno Test. fed in the police court to-day
at he had a wife and family in San
Francisco and another in West Oakland,
and was living with the latter without
the formalilies OF divorce.
He was being prosecuted for failure to
provide Tor his two children in San Fran
cisco, when this startling evidence was
given. He said he could not support
them Tor want OF WoTk, Jul evidence was
produced to show that he was an expert
giazier and could have work whenever he
wanted to work.
He was given a months time in which
to rroyde Tor the little ones, when he will
have 10 have better excuse to keep him
from serving time.
Practices Law.
OAKLAND CAL. July 17.-John /.
Dayie ex-Mayor of this CITY, has begun
the practice OF law. MIR. Davie has studied
law tor several years. and is associated
with Oregon Sanders, formerly in the At.
+ornay Gonorapa offifa
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

Admiral de Pouckes D. 'Herbingham, the
French naval officer who has served his
country from 1924 to 1873, and VINO is still
living at the age of 80, is the sole survivor
of the famous battle OF Navarino.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
AUCTION Sales
$4,000 AUCTION SALE

To the Trade Only of Ele gantly Bound
BOOKS! BOO O..S! 100 Varieties.
2OO Pictures OF Madonna and Chlla. in Elegant
Gold FRAMES with glass 2x2S
WEDNESDAY. JULY2I, 1897,
AT 4lS MCALLISTER ST. at O'clock A NJ by
order OF one of the largest publishing houses In
the United States, who retiring from business
on this coast, / will sell, without limit, all the
above NEW Books and Frames in trade lots.
Books on inspection now.
p. ]. BARTH, Auctioneer.