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". Debenham; Thirty-sixth, w. Wallace;
Thirty-seventh, w. ]. Young; Thirty
eighth, Joseph E. Bourbin; Thirty ninth,
Low Howe; Fortieth, A. Levy: Forty
first, c. ]. Clinch; Forty-second, T. s.
Green; Forty-third, August Kohler;
Forty-fourth, F. Arrata; Forty-f1fth, w.
B. Miller.
Committee on Permanent Organization
and Order of Business-J. c. Daley Chair
NAM. Twenty-eighth District Harry
10y; Twenty Thomas Fleming:
Thirtieth, c. l.. Morgan; Thirty-arsu, M
]. Mcdonald; Thirty-second, George
Kidd; Thirty-third, ]. c. Welch Thirty
fourth, James McCabe; Thirty-fifth, Jo-
seph Windrow; Thirty-sixth, A. P. Van
Duzer; Thirty-seventh, A. ]. Race;
Thirty-eighth, William F. Fisher; For
tieth, Morris L. Asher; Forty-first, F. N.
Powers; Forty-second, H. n. Gray;
Forty-third, J. P. Rice; Forty-fourth, S.
Hodgkins; Forty-fifth, James McNair
Committee on Platform and Resolu-
tions-J. NJ. Chretien chairman. Twenty
eighth District Jacob Levi Jr.; Twenty
ninth, ]. P. Glynn; Thirtieth, J. H. burst;
Thirty-first A. H. Cousins; Thirty second,
J. ]. Hanlon; Thirty-third, George A
Raabe; Thirty-fourth, George Dietterle;
Thirty-fifth, T. c. Maher; Thirty-sixth,
Robert Ash; Thirty-seventh, E. f. Salo-
mon; Thirty-eighth, ]. Wilson; Thirty
ninth. H. P. Sonntag; Fortieth, B. D. Pike;
Forty-frst, William Clough; ,Forty-third
Joseph Stephens; Forty-fourth, H Sage
horn; Forty-fifth, James Carr.
The business of appointing committees
having been disposed of the chairman or
dered another recess of fifteen minutes in
order to give the committee on creden-
tails time in which to prepare its report.
When the convention reassembled the
committee presented a report seating all
delegates elected at the Republican pri-
mary.
]. M. Chretien moved that all resoIu-
tons that are presented to the conven-
ton be referred to the committee on
platform and resolutions without discus
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place in the field a ticket that will COM
mand the united support of the intelligent
citizens of San Francisco. l await your
pleasure
After the applause with which Chair
man Aliens address was greeted had sub
sided Frank H. Powers moved that the
convention proceed to- the election Of a
temporary secretary. The motion was
adopted. and Powers placed in nominal
ton T. Z, Atkinson. Mr. Atkinson was
elected by reclamation, and after being
introduced TO the convention Immediately
entered upon the discharge of his duties
The chair appointed James McQuade SER
geant at arms, remarking as he did so
that his duties would not be onerous
On motion it was agreed to appoint a
committee on credentials to consist of one
delegate from each Assembly district
On motion of Judge J. c: Daley the chair
man was authorized TO appoint COM
mittee of eighteen on order of business
and permanent organization, the mem
bers to be selected one from each AS
sembly district. J. NJ Chretien moved
that a committee on platform and reso-
buttons. to be composed of one delegate
from each Assembly district, be appoint
ed by the chair. Carried. Chairman Al
len then announced that he would order
recess of ten minutes, during which time
he would select the members Of the vart-
Gus committees. He also requested that
during the recess the various district
delegations meet and elect chairmen.
Upon the reassembling of the conven-
ton Chairman Allen announced the men,
bership Of the various committees as
follows:
Conmittee on Credentials-J. ]. Nc
Glynn. chairman. Twenty-eighth Dis
trict, James B. Brown; Twenty-nintn,
Thomas Sands; Thirtieth, T. L. Doran;
Thirty second, joseph w. Ahearn;
Thirty-third, A. c. Dierks; Thirty-fourth,
William eastman; Thirty-ffth, George
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bly, for those districts lying within the
The chair was authorized to appoint
committee of seven on candidates to re-
port to the convention as to their avail
ability. The chair announced that he
would appoint the committee to-day.
T. w. H. Shanahan and D. T. Fowler,
candidates of the party for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, attended the meet
ing Of the committee and were received
with cheers. Both made brief adj
dresses, Shanahan promising to address
the public on the issues of the campaign
In Metropolitan Hall next Friday night.
Committee will meet Thursday night in
headquarters, room 406 of the Parrot
building, to make appointment of district
delegates aud decide on the place for
holding the convention.
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WoMEN's PROFESSIONAL CLUB.
Preparations for an ENTERTAINMENT
on Friday Afternoon.

The afternoon OF poetry, comedy aIo
song to be given by the Womans ifo-
fessional and University Club at sher-
man & Clay's hall on Friday promises 10
be something both unusual and extremely
attractive. The Sidney Rrews + viii 01ose
ter comedy sketch, which ran for over
a year in London to packed houses They y
will be preceded by Miss Alyce Gates IN Ia
songs from Carmen" Miss Waltham
and Miss Gertrude Gates in monologues.
and by Frank Coffin, the tenor; arthur
Weiss, the 'cellist, and Roscoe Warren
Lucy, the pianist.
Seats for the afternoon are going TO
society people who are interested in the
establishment of a club house for the
club aeng the p lines # the wizard Ametcf B.
Harrington, Mrs. John F. Merrill; Mrs.
Isaac Kequa Mrs George Wh beaoe, Mrs MRS
Lowell white Mrs William H Mills and
Mrs. F. B. sanborn, together with mem
bers of the Press and Bohemian CUPS,
are making the function success py
their efforts.
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Louisville Harness Events.

year-old race, Dewey stake, 5000 lata wah
won in straight heats. Time, ANN, 2.l2ls
Artalco, Tattfer Burns, Johnny Agan and The
Maid also started.
PIG trotting tunfnished), purse s10oo-Espy
Boy won third and fourth heats. Time, 2:13
214N. Woodford won first and second heats.
Time, 2:12A, 2:13A. Tudor Chimes won hfth
heat in 2l5A. Surpol, oslung l.. w c,
Alice. Guy and Toxine also started.
Douglas stake, 2:14 trot (unfinished), purse
S5oo0-John Nolan won third and fourth heats
Time, 2:0SE, 209A. Pilatus won first heat in
2l0. Askey won second heat in 2:o9 Matte
Patterson Stamboulette. B D. Grattan Boy,
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Creditors Ask an Accounting.

Margaret Lynch, James G. Hunter, D.
Mcintyre and George o. Davis, on behalf
of themselves and all creditors of John
Mackenzie, have sued w. W. Kaufman.
as administrator of the estate of C. H
Kaufman and Frederick A. Denicke as
assignee of John Mackenzie, for the bene-
fit OF his creditors for an accounting The
plaintiffs allege that C. II. Kaufman, as
original assignee of John Mackenzie
made false and fraudulent accounting OF
the receipts and disbursements in the mat
ter of MacKenzie's business, and they ash.
that w. w. Kaufman, as the executor of
his estate, be required to render a full and
correct account.
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SHOT HIMSELF.
Arthur Won Eiglingen, Formerly of
the Mint. Commits Suicide

OAKLAND, Sept. 27:-Arthur Won Fig
iingen committed suicide sometime this
afternoon by sending a bullet into. his
brain. His wife went to Alameda. this aft
ernoen to give a music lesson and when
she found her husband dead in a. chair in
a shed al the rear. of their residence, 537
Eighteenth street, with a. bullet hole in
MS right temple. He had been dead sew
lay British bulldog revolver.
Deceased was about 65 years of age, and
Twelve years ago was cashier and book
francisco, since which time he has not
followed any particular occupation.
coroner Baldwin was immediately noti-
ned and took charge of the remains An
inquest will be held to-morrow eveIline
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GAGE and Neff Club.

AT the regular meeting of the Gage and
Neff Rangers of the Thirty-eghth AS
sembly District, held at Dewey Hall
Monday evening. it was resolved that
the club indorse Eugene F. Loud for Con-
gress In the Fifth Congressional District;
also Daniel F. Cooney for the nomina-
ton Of Recorder. The officers of the club
are Thomas F. Crowley, president; John
T. O'Brien, secretary; William Matthew
son, financial secretary; George Bennett
sergeant at arms.
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Row at the Orpheum.

P. J. Butler, special officer at the Or
pheum, swore to a complaint in Judge
Conlan's court yesterday for the arrest OF
Louis and Charles Hilder, saloon Keep
ers, on charge of disturbing the peace
Butler alleged that Monday night inc
Brothers Hilder were raising such a dls-
turbance in the theater that he had TO
throw them out The Hilders also wanted
q warrant for the arrest of Butler on the
charge of battery, but 1t was not ISSUED.
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Mcguire Club Organized.

The Mcguire Club of the Thirtieth AS
sembly District organized permanently
Monday evening. Officers elected were:
James Kennedy; secretary, p. J. Creegan !;
treasurer, Richard Barry; sergeant at
arms, Robert Hoar; executive committee
alex Greggains, p. G; Harrington. John
ney. The three delegates elected to the
Mcguire League of Clubs are Alex Greg
gains, E. c. Harrington and p. ]. Cree
gan.
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Charges Against Docksrv

The Board of Health will meet In spe
cial session Tonight to try the charges of
drunkenness and incompetencv preferred
against Chief Food Inspector Dockery hv
Milkman Isaac Leipsic. The board. Will
also take some action to prevent the
bringing into the city of infected beef
from Solano County It is not the inten-
ton to consider the reduction of the force
of employees at this time the board still
believing that the Supervisors will grant
more money TO carry on the sanitary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-28
RACING AT SAN JOSE.
Opening Day of the Horsemen's AS
ISOLATION Meeting.

SAN JOSE, Sept. IA fair crowd at
tended the opening days races of the
Horsemen's Association at Agricultural
Park this afternoon, The weather was
fine and track in good condition. Results:
2l5 trotting-Mamie Riley won, Our Lucky
second, Thompson third. Best time, 2:1s.
2:23 trotting-Sable Frances won. Harry Mar
vim second. Menlo Belle third. Best time,
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sion. Carried. Mr.. Chretien also an
nounced that the committee on platform
and resolutions will meet at the headquar-
tiers of the Republican County Committee
this afternoon. The committee on per-
manent organization and order of business
will meet in the convention hall at $50
o'clock this evening.
The convention adjourned to meet at
o'clock this evening.
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Boxing and Wrestling.

The Cosmopolitan Athletic and Swimming
Club gave f1stie show last evening, corner OF
Bush and Fillmore streets The results were
as follows: Roger Cornell defeated Young Peter
Jackson In a wrestling match; Joe Sullivan
beat kid" Hilton in four-round boxing BOUT
Charles Piekard and NJ. Myers boxed six
rounds ending In a draw Joe Lavigne OF
Berkeley knocked out Henry Butler in the
eighth round OF an eight-round bout
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In the Divorce Courts.

John j. Ford was granted a divorce
from Madge H. Ford yesterday on the
ground of willful desertion. Martha L.
Staples has been granted a divorce from
William j. Staples on the ground of cru
city. John w. Lennon has been granted
ground of extreme cruelty Martha 70.
Brouhard has sued Charles E. Brouhard
for a divorce. alleging failure to provide
as cause of action. F. j. Schwarzs-
child has applied for divorce from Char
lotte Schwarzschild on the ground OF de-
SertiOp
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Cooney,s Trial POSTPONED.

The trial of Notary J. j. Cooney,
charged with having committed perjury
in his acknowledgment of the Craven
deeds, was to have commenced before
Judge Wallace yesterday. Owing to the
absence of George A. Knight, who will
postponed until next Monday morning.
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Cost of the City Hall.

The annual report of the new City Hall
Commissioners was filed with the Super
visors yesterday. The cash balance on
hand July l. 1887 was s147, 273 10; outstand-
1914 49, Amount received from taxes 1897 az
was $40 II. Total receipts, S145 S24 95. To.
tai disbursements for the fiscal year end
on hand, $45 $50 H. Total expenditures
for the construction Of the City Hall up to
date OF the report, SIS SIT POS 81
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Found With Stolen Goods.

A morphine "fiend named George
Boyce was arrested last evening by De-
tectives Ryan and O'Dea and registered
on the detinue book at the City Prison
until the charge to be placed against him
can be determined. He was found In the
district trying to dispose
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of lot of expensive machinisttss rs t toois
The only identifying mark on me the t4 f6is
was the letters M. r. Co.. and from .dns srlS
1t is supposed that they are the p pr a.
of the Marin Railway company 80
soon as the theft can be traced Boyce
will be accordingly charged.
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CASHIER SHOT AND
STRONGHOLD LOOTED
Bank in an Indiana Town Robbed
of Twelve Thousand
Dollars.

CLEVELAND, Sept. GA special from
Flora, Ind, says: Between and 8 o'clock
this. morning the safe of the Farmers,
Bank was blown open by robbers. who Sc
cured close to $4,000 Cashier W1IIia y,
Lannum, who was aroused by the noise
of the explosion and appeared on the
scene while the robbers were still at
work, was shot and it is believed he will
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Sir Arthur Forwood Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 27.--The Right Hon. Sir
Arthur Bower Forwood, Bart, senior
partner Of Leech, Harrison Forwood Of
Liverpool and of Forwood Bros, London.
merchants and shipowners, Is dead.
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Suit on a Big Note.

James Mcdonald has sued J. s. Emery
and Abner Doble to recover 1927, 556 SO still
due on a note of $3.50 ,000 issued October
IL. 1894, and secured by 240 shares Of stock
In the Blue Lakes Water Company.
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THE FUSION CONVENTION.
1t Will Meet Tonight With a Full
Quorum of Delegates.

The executive committee of the Fusion
party County Committee met at LOG Eddy
street to make preparations for the Coun-
ty Convention, which meets in Washing
ton Hall, Ss Eddy street at o'clock
tonight. The different district clubs
ported the election of full delegations of
eight for each district The convention
therefore will consist of 144 delegates.
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VIM. WOOD, United States Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me TINS zzd
day of January, 1898.
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Net amount of risks writ
ten during the year. $3.50, 1911
Net amount Of risks ex-
pired during the year. PCS. sos
Net amount In force De-
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CABINET MEETING.
No Questions of Special Importance
Came Up for Discussion.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-There
We're no questions of special Importance
before the Cabinet meeting to-day. The
work Of the War Investigating Commis-
sion was informally discussed, all of
the members heartily approving the
Presidents address to the Commission
ers last Saturday, in which he charged
them with the duty of making the in
quiry searching and exhaustive, and
pledged them his assistance in procur-
ing evidence from all sources.
The approaching arrival here of
Agoncillo, the representative of the
Philippine insurgent leader, Aguinaldo,
was alluded to, the President stating
that he would gladly hear what he had
to say, but under no circumstances
would be receive him in any official
capacity. If he was granted an in-
terview with the President, it would
be only as a private citizen of the Phil
ippines.
Nothing of disquieting character
has recently been received from any
quarter. The evacuation of Cuba no
doubt will be begun October 10th and
concluded by January 1st. This is
understood to be the substance of the
Commissioners.
A large share of the meeting was
consumed in a discussion Of the forth
coming departmental reports, which
the President urged should be in his
possession at an early a date as pos
sible
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The Racing at Grayesend Dull and
FeatureleSs.
Ben Doran, at 10 to /, Easily Wins the
ParhilIe Handicap.
Egbart Carries Off the Closing
Event at Newport in Easy Style
Tod Sloan Pilots Two winners
at Newmarket, England, One
the American Colt Domino II.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The racing
at Gravesend to-day was dull and feat
ureless. Lillian Bell and Swlftmas
We're equal favorites for the ParkVllle
handicap, but both ran poorly and nm
iShed in the ruck. Ben Doran, at Io
to /, led from start to finish and won
handily. Summaries:
Five furlongs, Lady Lindsey won,
Prestidigitatrice second, Easter Card
third. Time-1: :O334.
One mile, His Majesty won, From
tiersman second, Brassma third. Time
i :45.
Six furlongs, Ben Doran won, Pre-
vious second, ST. Cataline third. Time
-1:151&
Mile and a sixteenth, Lieber Kari
won, Frances Booker second, Handball
third. Time-1 :49A.
Six furlongs, selling, Danforth won,
Tinge second, Simon w. third. Time
1:151a
Handicap hurdle, two miles, Moslem
won, Governor Budd second, Whoever
third. Time-3: 5O12.
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI (O), Sept. 2l.-Old
Egbart came to life at Newport to-
day, and won the closing event in easy
style at odds of six to one. Weather
pleasant; track fast Results:
One mile, selling, Barbee won, On
dague second, The Navy third. Time
i :42M.
Six furlongs, Guess Me won, Geo.
Kenals second, Purity third. Time
1:1412.
Mile and fifty yards, selling, Virgie
o. won, Domsie second, Aunt Maggie
third. Time: :4512.
Six furlongs, selling, Gotta won, Miss
Rose second, Marioni third. Time-l:lo.
Five furlongs, Donald Balm won, Air
Blast second, Yakima third. Time
1902.
One mile, selling, Egbart won, Ideal
Beau second, Abergate third. Time
1:421a.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Weather at
Harlem clear; track fair. Results:
Seven furlongs, Star and Crescent
won, Overland second, Friskal third.
Time-1:3112.
Five and one-half furlongs, Iris won,
Stamina second, Good Hope third.
Time-1:09
Mile and a hundred yZrds, Whater-
lou won Candelaria second, Plaintain
third Time-1:49
Five furlongs, Andes won, Genua
second, Tulla Fonso third. Time
1:02.
Mile and an eighth, selling, Uarada
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TwENTY-FouRTH INFANTRY.
The Gallant Co1ored Regiment En-
Route to Western Posts

CLEVELAND, Sept. 27.-The Twen-
ty-fourth Infantry, the colored resi-
ment which fought so gallantly and
conspicuously at the battles of Santi-
ago and San Juan, passed through
Cleveland last night en- route from
Montauk Point to army posts in the
far West.
The train was in two sections. The
first carried portion of the regiment
en- route to Fort Russell, Wyo. The
second section had the remainder of
the regiment bound for Fort Douglas,
Utah. Major Markley, who command
ed the regiment at Santiago, was on
this section.
The men. one and all, claimed they
were being excellently treated by the
Government. and always had been. A
number of those wounded at Santiago,
who had recovered, were on the trains.
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angas on the 23d, and found her in
the harbor, having arrived three days
earlier, and landed her cargo. There
were only Fflipinos on board. They
refused to give any information, and
had no papers whatever Seized and
brought her. here, where we are now
holding her. This steamer was for
merly the Pasig, and is registered IS
an American vessel. The United
States Consul at Canton has informa-
ton that she has made one voyage Of
the same kind already. DEWEY"
The Navy Department very prompt
ly approved Admiral Dewey's action,
as indicated by the following cable
gram, which was sent him to-day:
washington, Sept. 21.-To Dewey,
Manila: Your action in seiZing the
American owned vessel Abbey ap-
proved She is amenable to martial
jurisdiction for any violation of neu-
trality. LONG,.