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most valuable cargo ever taken away hy
sailing ship. There are all kinds OF ma
chinery in It, pianos, safes. furniture. IuLni
Der. fifty horses. 800 hogs and general
merchandise.
There is a great scarcity Of sailors on
the water front. and in consequence @ @Ene
captains are paying $40 blood money Ior
men. The Ardencraig, Benares and Wills
colt are all loaded and ready for sea, out
the men to man them cannot De 1ound;
The ArdenCraig wants twelve men, anu
after much labor the boarding masters
have succeeded in getting i've ABOARD
The Willscott needs sixteen men, ana not
one has been put aboard her, and the Ben
ares Is in the same box
Not only are the men hard to secure,
but the few that remain by the ships are
stolen out of them when they go 70 Port
Costa to load. Men are In demand in the
grain sheds. and the bosses are only too
glad to pay sailor 81 80 a day TO handle
wheat F,reights are good. however; SO
the captains do not begrudge the blood
money if they can only get the men.
The new four-masted schooner Winslow
was launched from Hall Bros yard az
Port Blakeley yesterday. She was named
after the late Captain WinslOw Hall, VINO
died in this city a couple Of years ago.
The Wiuslow is modern in every respect.
and will carry 80 600 feet OF lumber She
was chartered before she was launched
and Will begin loading at once for either
San Pedro or Honolulu
The American ship Aryan will require
considerable overhauIing before she can
go TO sea again. She was chartered to
load sugar at Honolulu for New York, but
was leaking so badly when she reached
the islands that the charter had TO be can
celed- She then came on here in ballast
for repairs. The Aryan is now on the
drydock.
The new tug Fearless has been char
tered by the Government from the John
D. SDreckels and Bros. Company. She
will be used as tender for the transports
and will remain in service during the con-
tinuance of the trouble in the Philippines
The Fearless has had her smokestac ok
painted yellow and her hull white and is
now like the rest OF the Government fleet
Her old crew will remain in charge OF
her
The American schooner Bararof has
had her name changed TO Rover and has
been given q yachts commission by the
Commissioners OF Navigation She is
owned by r Barrett Fithian and is going
on q cruise in the Southern Seas
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Give America a Chance.

Al A meeting Of the Chamber of Com
rnerce Yesterday a resolution was passed
10 present 10 the proper authorities the
sentiment of the chamber on the matter
Of customs duties in the Philippine Isl
ands. The members of the chamber are
of the opinion that the customs Of the
islands should be so that American goods
could be placed on the market there under
the same favorable conditions as those OF
other countries The resolution carries
the request that changes be made TO this
end The sum Of 800 was voted 70 assist
who is TO deliver series OF interesting
lectures in the East on the subject or Cal
ffornia The secretary was otrected 70
send 10 United States Consul G. W. Bell
of Sydney. N s. w, an invitation to lee
ture on the commerce OF the Pacific when
he arrives here on his way East
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A POPULAR EXCURSION TO SAN,
IA CRUZ
VIII Take Place Sunday Next, the
23d Inst

AS was expected. the announcement
that the Southern Pacific Company
would run 81 excursion to Santa Cruz
on Sunday. the 23d inst, has created a
desire on the part of many Of our citi-
zens 10 avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity OF visiting this beautiful city
and enjoying the pleasure of dip in
the ocean. also visiting the League of
the Cross Cadets in camp on the beach.
Colonel Mention. excursion passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific Company,
will look after excursionists, and there
will be plenty of room for all.
Trains will leave ferry landing, foot
Of Market street. at 7:45 a. m. return
ing leave Santa Cruz at 4:12 p. m, ar
irving at San Francisco SOS p. m.
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NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND.
Japan and England Lead the List of
Immigrants at This Port.

made up his report on the immigration
al this port for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1899. and the following extracts
are taken: Total arrivals, 1925 males and
1o40 females: deportatious, paupers %, dis
eased /. convict l. contract laborers 3. to-
raj deportations "a. Illiterates of IA years
old and over. l30; of these rs were from
Iapan. Is from Spain. IL from Portugal,
from Mexico and from Italy The coun-
tries whence the immigrants came, with
the number of immigrants from each are:
Ianan 1861. England 1864. Germany 201,
Mexico 153. Ireland 80. Portugal 13s, Spain
y. Korea %. Philippine Islands II.
The total amount OF money brought IN
by the immigrants Tgas S333754-
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n by the board of trustees next

taken by the board of trustees next
The report Of the officers of the
society showed that the membership p
is 435 eight having died during the
past year There are now $50
officers engag aged in humane work. but the
secretary recommended that more paid
officers should be engaged During the
twelve months past 2S79 cases of cruelty
tions 100 convictions. 1s9 animals killed.
I7SS taken from work Il ,16s animals IN
volved and Il $50 relieved In July there
was 81 s97 So on hand
The following were elected as trustees
for the ensuing year: N P. Cole, Colonei
John P. Jackson. James S. Hutchinson,
c. s. Critteuden, H. E Holmes, Frank A
Vail, John Partridge. Martin Stevens,
Charles A. Clinton. ND; Robert c. Boil
ton. H. W. Thorp. z. T. Delger, J: NJ Nc
Donald. George NJ. Mitchell and Ira b.
DaIZiel
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Grand Opera-House.

Audran's "Olivette' was the opening
attraction OF the week at the Grand
Opera. and the well-hIled house was kept
on the laugh during the whole perform
arce. The fun vas furnished in unstinted
measure by William Wolf, who made
new role out OF Coquelicot by the bril-
liant talk. rich with puns. which he in
terjected into his lines. Arthur Wooley
made hit as Captain de Merrinac, and
Persse as his double in the second act was
commendabIe- Edith Mason was as pretty
and as piQuant as ever as Olivette. and
Bertha Ricci was the love-lorn Countess
TO the life MoustiQue is a small part for
Hattie Bell Ladd. but she filed il well
The sailors hornptpe gave Minded Fern
Dreyfuss an opportunity TO show some
graceful steps and Z 1.-THE and graceful
figure, both Of which were applauded by
rne suecta tors
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MRS. LUNGS CONDUCT.
Dispositions on the Point Caus.
Lengthy Argument Between
Counsel

The reading of the many dispositions
occupied the day during the trial Of the
action OF Dr. George A Lung, surgeon Of
the Philadelphia. against his wife Eliza
beth. yesterday. ". H Humphreys
deposition was fead.s but as the fnstr,I-
ment, in which the conduct OF Mrs. Lung
is classified as extremely unIadyIike
failed to show how the deponent obtained
his knowledge, il was objected TO and
long argument resulted Judge Murasky
took the matter under adyiSement and a
decision will be rendered to-day. Other
dispositions. heretofore published. were
read. and shortly after I o'clock an ad-
JOurnment was taken DR.. Lung remained
behind until after his wife had left the
building and then. accompanied by his
counsel went to the hotel
No mention of the assault made by Mrs.
Lung upon Detective True was made and.
as far as the case is concerned, the in
cident has been dropped.
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was the most valuable portion of a 1000
ton cargo The Fort George takes away
4 very large quantity of machinery for a
new sugar mill that is TO be put up in the
islands. The box that went overheard
contained all the small castings for the
mill so had Ii been lost the machinery
would have been useless until the castings
were duplicated in the East.
Captain Morse, as soon as he heard Of
the accident sent for divers. and keefe
and Roach went 10 his assistance. II did
not take them long TO go down and secure
the box and inside OF half an hour II
was on the wharf again The Fort George
is 70 sail on Friday, and will carry the
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AlcaZar.

That old emotional standby, The New
Magdalen." was revived at the Alcazar
last evening and drew a crowded house.
Miss Florence Roberts as Mercy Merrick
was well suited IN the part of the repent
ant woman and won an enthusiastic recall
in the scene with Grace Roseberry. White
WhfttIesey was very good as Julian Gray.
the cIergymau, while Frank Denithorne
gave a careful rendering Of the part Of
Horace Holmcroft- Miss May Nannary
was little TOO vixeuish in her portraya
Of Grace Roseberry, while Miss Marie
Howe made a graceful and Ioyable Lady
Janet Roy. The New Magdalen" ought
70 have 2 prosDerOus run.
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pleasure resort. Individually they per
form the most daring feats and together
on the one wheel their tricks and feats
are marvellous. They at once establish
themselves as prime favorites. Les
Browns said 70 be the only oue-legged
male and female acrobats and instrument
tausts in the world, give a novel enter
tainmeut Houdint made his reappear-
ance and offered 10 give the professor
who made an alleged expose OF his hand
cuff trick 500 II he could extrtcate him
self with a key in his mouth. The hand
cuff and trunk tricks mystifed the audi
ence as deeply as ever SignOr and Sig
nora de PasQuaI were heard in selections
from "CavaiIeria Rusticana" and were
warmly applauded- The other attractions
were Minnie Palmer. MILAN and Shields,
George Wilson and the RixfOrds- Hayes
and fftteI will appear tonight in 'Iu-
eomar'' HAYES having recovered from
his attack Of congestion Of the lungs.
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Three Foreclosure Suits.

The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
fled suits yesterday against Catherine
FeIvey 10 foreclose a mortgage OF 5000
on a lot on Valencia street. 2s2:6 feet
northerIv from Sixteenth street; against
P Krouse TO foreclose for $500 on two
lots. one on Howard street, 162 feet north
lrlv from Fourteenth street; the other OF
SIXTEENTH street 81 feet easterly from
Guerrero: and against Ellen kiely TO fore
close for $1,000 on a lot on Frederick
street. near AShbury
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Olvmnia.

Quertta Vincent last night began her
farewell week az the Olympia and she re-
cetved quite an ovation She was encored
until she had 20 refuse further responses.
No better tribute 10 her talent can be re-
corded than 10 say that she is a greater
favorite with the public in this her TWEEN
ty-seveEth week than on the opening.
The Seymour brothers scored well,
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seventy -five-rnile gap from Stockton TO
Point Richmond
There will be several changes made at
to-day's meeting in the executive heads
Of the road Exactly what these changes
will be has not been officially given out.
but that President Ripley of the Santa Fe
road and that Claus SpreckeIs will resign
in order TO make Mr. Ripley's acceptance
Of the place a certainty is considered as
sured-
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Chutes and Zoo.

The new bill IN the Chutes Theater last
night furnished some interesting numbers.
EspecialIv funny was William Mcbride IN
his Celtic witttcisms and songs. He sus-
tained his reputation as an entertainer OF
more than ordinary ability. The same
can be said OF Miss lie Clair. the female
yymnast Al Hagard. the ventriIoquist,
was quite amusing and the holdovers were
uD 10 their standard. Many OF the Oregon
soldiers were guests of the management.
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ATTORNEY RICKETTS,
CLOTHES DESERT HIM

4 H RICKETTS,, the popular at
II torney in the Claus Spreckels
n building, will in future take out
an insurance policy on his per-
sonaI property when he visits in the
country Either this or he Will secure
the services Of an Eagle Eye" to
watch his clothes while he sleeps.
Sunday night he had an experience az
San Leaudro in which his vest myste-
riously absented itself from his room
while he slept; likewise his coat, white
shirt, pants, watch, coin, diamond
matchsafe and other property. The
garments hted themselves 20 dust
bin in the basement OF the house, but
the remainder and more valuable OF
his possessions decamped to parts un-
known
Ricketts spent Sunday night IN the
suburbs of San Leandro at the coun-
try home of Mrs. Nellie Sanger one
Of his clients and widow Of the late
Emil A Sanger. 1t was his intention
to rise early enough TO be present in
court in this city on the following
morning at 10 o'clock The thought
that he might oversIeep himself made
Ricketts, fdgety all night and many
times he awakened and looked at his
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Fortieth District Democrats.

Bear Club Hall. on Fillmore and Post
streets, contained quite a respectable col
lection of Democrats at meeting last
night. In the absence Of President Bien-
enfield. D j. Gordon occupied the seat of
honor and called the club TO order. The
gathering represented what is termed The
consolidated Democratic clubs Of the For
tieth District" and as such brought out
the better element of the Western Addi-
ton members of the party Addresses
were made by George H Cabaniss who
led off with a well worded and well de-
livered speech on the coming issues. He
was followed by j. ]. Barrett. NJ c. Has
sett. Sydney Van Wyck and Ed Rock, all
OF whom were well received.
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New Guatemalan Consul.

Information was received in this city
Yesterday from private sources that Man
ueI Morales Saenz had been appointed
Consul at this port for the republic of
Guatemala He will start for San Fran
cisco in q few days.
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Orpheum.

The Orpheum was as usual crowded
last night and the bill presented was
most attractive one. Among the new fea-
lures fitzpatrick and Barber take the
lead They style themselves scientific
trick bicyclists and they gave one of the
cIeverest and most graceful exhibitions
On the wheel ever seen at this popular
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

Anerhar crowded house witnessed the
burlesque Of Blue Beard at the IlVoh
last evening The bright songs and dances
which are presented in each act were in
almost every instance repeated, so great
was the desire for encores- Next week
Wang VIII be presented. with Edwin
Stevens in the title role, and the week fol-
lowing the grand opera season will be IN
augurated- Special preparations are now
under way for the presentation on grand
scale OF La Boheme, The JewesS-
"OtheiIo," Queen OF Sheba, Lohen-
grin Faust Carmen" etc, and the
TfvoH mana cement is confident that the
grand opera season will eclipse anything
of the kind they have ever undertaken
Some OF the principals are already here
and others arrived in New York on sun
day from Europe and are now en- route
- he ~1eSr
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BLANCHE BATES
DANCES IN 1.-THE
DANCING GIRL" !"
The Play and Part
Disappointing
"oLVETTE" CLEVERLY ACTED
THE NEW MAGDALEN'' CROWDS
THE ALCAZAR.
Lord and Lady AIgy" Improves at
the CoIuu bia-"Blue Beard
Charms Tivolite-or-
pheum's New Stars.
THE NEW MAGDALEN'' CROWDS
THE ALCAZAR.

! large and critical audience flied
the California Theater last night TO see
the Frawlsy Company in The Dancing
Girl" What pity there is fourth
act. We wait for the third, save our
applause for II and discuss IL when we
leave. The situation burns hot as
fame. and with a backward look we
see nothing else The first act is &
prettier one by far, except for the ten
antry. One man could have carried on
the action and given Us the situation
as well as all his neighbors, and then
The act would have been reminiscent
OF nothing
The part Of Drusilla Ives is a strong
cre for Miss Bates, and she plays II
we'll After her excellent work in The
Last Word" though, her performance
Is something OF q disappointment; she
does not seem exactly in sympathy with
the character. especially in the stronger
scenes. where she should excel. II
would be very difficult for any one TO
act sympatheticaIly with Mr.. Harring-
ton Reynolds. who plays the role OF
John Christison. He gives Us such an
idea OF goodness and religion that We
are not surprised 70 see DrusiIla seek
ing sunshine in darker paths. he
seems 10 try 70 initiate Henry Miller.
and imitation OF any kind is q fatal
mistake Mr.. Cook plays David Ives
with true intelligence and what a
thankIess task IL must be TO portray
e character whose religion makes him
as cold as q cave and unforgiving 70
the last wrench Miss Hope Ross as
the lame girl was sweet and convincing.
hut Handicapped by her voice, which in
nIaces should be as "tenderly sad as
tears in young eyes" Miss MouId's
personality seems to me more fitted TO
the part
Mr.. Frawley was & true Duke Of
C,11isebrry. and II he would but articu
late distinctly we should have nothing
but words Of praise Mr.. Hickman was
an older Alexander Airy, and whether
the author meant him 10 be that or not
ne md the portrayal interesting and
amusing. The Dancing Girl is not a
play that holds our sympathy. We
come away in touch with no one-sorry
for no one, and with belief in no ones
repentance 1t is not one Of Mr. Jones
happIest efforts and the Frawley Com
pany make il as interesting as the
lines and situations allow. The last
acr makes it seem a long and tremen-
dous effort without result.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
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d corner OF the room His exterior gar
meuts had disappeared. His socks,
shoes and cravat alone remained by
the side Of the bed.
In his CONSERVATION ne groped FOR
e messenger call to summon a hack.
He could curl up in the bottom OF
hack, he thought. and reach his home
in Oakland unseen. But, alas. there
are no messenger calls in San Lean
dro. After some study he figured that
his hostess was the pcrperator OF
huge joke of which he was the vic
tim. Wrapping a sheet around his
shiverfng form he raped on the door
Of her room and demanded that the
joke be called off After much parIey.
IN which several hundred words were
passed, Mrs. Sanger called the Jana
nese servant, Toxic, and Toxic dug
up the clothes from the basement.
where he says he found them in a dust
bin. but the watch, stud, diamond
matchsafe, a large sum of money ard
everything OF value were missing from
the pockets.
The japanese denies all knowledge
OF the bold burglary and the matter
was placed in the hands of the police.
Ricketts, proceeded TO this city. and
when seen pronounced il a mysterious
tied so late in the morning. In the
ware, and in the hall adjoining the at
lie about the house was much of value
ID the thief confined his operations 70
-he police have the Japanese servant
Lre him under arrest MANY circr1rn
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

The recent outbreak of the plague is
the first recorded in Egypt in ffty-five
years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-18

/ During one year 600 vessels entered the
/ port of Bueuos Ayres-
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Monday returned
reached
hands graspd By the newborn
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For Tuesday Only.

Assortment includes:
Se-inch andard Percales in good pa
terms and olorings.
32-inch Madras, choi"e designs
28-.Ech Duck Suit 7 gs, neat creeks, etc.
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Tivoli.

CHARLOTTE THOMPSOE
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

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iaienntm "1ecorob poitsu" oitbe tultt
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lnoer, ION forri9e 4dr iireo / .gtacef.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
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fra 40 til 60, al potstsr % andre Yros
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ferne % qfi9tnina puu Sreaturer er bels
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bet mdneler beler life pdu Spiisbere,
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| bet iioits.
6olmss Gttp bar odgli1 ppitforbins
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er Wr. g. 8. Wuqenius. ipm ogiaa er
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benz, Tom bar no9st lanqt til potbufet.
nilbe Fri Omi0tntng al poita9s o9rs en-
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mso Sibsn.
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men noaet orOentligt Slpbefere bar Der
lite p9ret, iaa buaos @oQu % SlGbsr
bar oGrst / Brig.
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renbe Regn, iom bar noget mt for benin.
Narstio.
Sunobeostilftanoen bar pprst ganTte
COB, Haur unbtagss @rippsn, Tom bar
bolot lit Snotoa / sntelte Sdmilier.
NogIe faa er BOG / @inteyen5 Sob of
qaast osb 9soen, nsmliQ MrS. Sennie
0oqlin, 6arl Qaien 90 Quton Siddion.
Mso @iftninsen bar bet pGret imaat
bsoenot, men bet bomber bog ibldnot, al
en- Nuesburqer STUDENT litter ia b.rop
ga trEtter afgaarbe meb en- al BET imutt,
Gjen. -
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Nampau, Wfnn.

Dor life gb Rdnbal sr NOT life tor
enonu. men ben porsr liot iii hbert aar,
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tou mon 'isbe ganits qooi gano mar
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b~eiinoer ia pst fornsiebt.
vi bill sHite. at Der 0ilbs tonms Here
o9 ie iig runbt Der. for be gaar tGngtr
peit.
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mes al paitor 3bonsbaug fra 2ittle
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FONT at TONNE runot si JuletrG. Stu
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1tiemSssiernimaer om Drius

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oq pao iugen anosu Waaot at tdttt bt1o.
eno psb ct rttiiaiftnt 'riiteliat gepnst.
"a ou fi1re 5eIisr % 6aosr og ale,
ION pleiet herbs iad Del uHbtr btposs
'to'ie Gbaoom mobtog Dor bi,rtsIige 1ai,
Seq oeo. be andre msntr bet famine.
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