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At Hermann Lange's Jewelry establish
ment you find the finest assortment and the
lowest prices.
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running order ~ o Hermann Lange. lie
Is a nrst class workmen, having learned and
practced in the largest cities OF Europe and
America,
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IfyOm want anything usually
found Ia u irsi-clnss book
STORE, 10 10 Franklin ~ Co.'s,
where you can bc snIifieh on
the most accommodating
terms, and Ia u very courteous
manner.
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Wanted.

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TlLpLATEsr NEWs

And freshcsi literature may
be found al Frnal1iin's hook
store, Main street, Dallas.
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Fall ana winter Clothing.

Gentlemen who wish to get the latest styles
of scasonable clothing should call on II. Il
NJ, Kahn, who have the largest and best
made stock in the city, which they are Offer
ing at most reasonable figures. All sizes of
youths and boys clothing can be obtained
of them. In underolothlng, hats, cravais
etc they have large and choice selection
hom which To choose. l07dlt
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BOOK BIN ID N c
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ofrIcE on Tnr DALLAS llrRALD,l
september %, 1914. !
corrected daily by the First National iiankl
Buying. Selling.
(iold iO7N WlOD
hilNc f,u.uuu,,,u.","",,l CIV
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ron SALE.
Dallas Neal Esia,s ana building Asso'
siailOn,

HAS besn lan with me for sale An carly APP
plieant may obtain q bargain
Amply 10 JOHN khltl'
issdtf Fiat National bank
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by
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the best institutions of learning In Virginia.
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ID LEACHED observation-disclosures than in
ID the past fourteen years ut Wheats
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SEA ISLAND MUsLlN.--very cheap at
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18
Commander Crushing.

The death of brave man whose character
a. such has been amply proven by his deeds, is
among the saddest events OF every dsy lite.
Nothing brings 70 the human mind IN a more
striking manner the weakness OF human flesh
than the passing away into the utter helpless
ness OF death OF one who has b-aysd all OF its
terrors and shown himself q superior among his
fellow men. Such an instance is afforded
in the death OF Commander William Is.
Gushing, which occurred at the Government
Insane Asylum yesterday afternoon a. $50
O'Clock His daring exploits in the navy dur
ing the late war are prominent features of its
history, and OF him may be said truly, as of
Cheyalier Bayard, he wa. sans p.4r ct sans re-
Trochs. The SINKING of the rebel ram Abe
marie. TO which task he was assigned by the
Navy department on account Of his fearless
character, was one Of the bravest fsats upon
record, and its desperate character may be
judged from the fact that of ali the crew who
engaged in Il but two, Commander Cushing
and the coysvsin, y escaped death or capture.
When the Nrginius slau ghter occurred he was
b fanams IN command Of the Wyoming, and
upon hearing OF II he proceeded Immediately,
without awaiting orders, 20 ssntiag 20 dec uba and
demanded an interview with the butcher Burriel
Ihs was granted and that Official received
Sushing IN his usual staggering and bullying
manner and IN the midst OF a ranting speech
interference OF the American
eminent, be WAS interrupted BY Gushing who
looking him straight in the face with his keen
blue eve and fixing hts hand upon the hilt of his
revolver said. General Burriel, this conduct
may suit your subjects but it does not suit an
ofhcer Of the United States navy. / mus. know
positively snf i-AsdiGtely, are you going to
shoot any more Of the crew OF the Viryinius?
Give az answer. i will not be insalted again"
Burr.eI amazed and cOsed replied rather more
quietly than he had before, answered: .I will
not shoot any more without further trial." and
the Interview ended. He was reported 10 the
department. for thus seting without orders, but
his conduct Was upheld By the authorities.
Ii II matter OF regret that the death OF such
= peerless gentleman should have occurred
uUder such unusually sal circumstances, but
this wH. occasion no blair upon his memory, for
20 long 81 there is a record OF the bravery Of
America IN her contests. so long will the name
81 Ww. =. Cushing be recorded among the
brzyest nd best OF her heroes.
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.l.vOI HER
O II II % II TT .fITr

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH
POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS,
IS OFFERED BY THE POSrPONEMENT
OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE
.7TH OF FEBRUARY, NEXT, OF THEIR
FIFTH AND LAST NCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MANAGEMENT A X E
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE
ED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

SHELLBARKS.
FCRTY BUSHELS GENUINE NEW YORK
STATE HICKORY NUTS.
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NUTS.
MIXID, Including soft Shell Almonds six p,u nd,
for 81.
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EJphOBZ0 YOungs & Co.
MAKE THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PRICES
FOB THE
HOLIDAYS ONLY.

CASDY, ZONE TON IN STOOK,J
MADE BY slaEson Co, New York;
hoice Cream e ixiuves.....-... Eonr pounds for
Broken Candy, Fresh pounds for 81
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BANANAS, FIGS AND ORANGE rs.
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LLEDAUS, LANDASLsTs, FIvE-GLlss
LANDAVS, COPIES, C0UPL1fS, BAkoS-
CHsS, PHHfONS, VICTORIA, CABRIO
LET'S, BUGGIES, DRAGS, 0OgPG-ROCKI-
WA Us, 6BRMAHfO WN Goa CT rs. CLOSE
AND SHIFTI68-QVAk1B COACHES,
ANGLISH COAAH1S, CLAR 6NCES
HlLRSES. oo<so-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

RAISINS.
pEaIsAs, LONDON LAYERS, VALEHCIAS,
MATS AND eULTAHA5.
Layers In quarter bOIes........---...-.. 90 cents
Fancy Brands, quarter b. Xes--....--..--... 81 20
Coed kaisins, IS cents, or ] lbs for. ] tO
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FROM JERUSALEM.

(yOaHl . L0AA 0FBIO1, ssv.~ q ia 1s
~ so No YGh Assss, snfrsncs On Lee -
o TIE city. Honey Iosnsd a ths lows rste u u
q Ht:rsn On oo,a and euyss 49, p1s1:.Al
sS1scosaN oeen6s, csDsA - q s.ssss 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

GENUINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
ONE TON CHOICE. Is HALF FIRKrSs, BIZ.
CKlVkD DECEMBER IL, Is14.
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LEMONS, CITRON AND FRENCH PRUSEs.
NEW ZAETHE OURBASTs, 10 ORNTS, OR
IL POUNDS FOB 81
Stables BsRTLBTr PEARS, SWEET
CORE, GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SAUCE, CANNED
EDAM CHEESE, BEST GOODS At sI.2s.
, 1874-01-25

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
DY@ScLUTIC
This firm OF T. W Harvey Z Co. has this day dissolved
by mutual cou.eut. r. ". Hs.rey Will all liabilities
ct said rn and collect a due said St1n sad COP
tnuc the business as heretofore the old stand 1t tho
corner Of Morgan and Twcuty-eecond.sts.
T.w HARVEY.
II. D. RUSH.
In retiring from the f,1u ct r. ". Harvey CO. de-
.irc ia exprcs nv thanks to cur Patrons rad solicit
continuance It youz fayors to T. W. Harvey. successor Of
the l2te fcm. 9; =: N42l1.-
, 1874-01-25
The Pressure Enf7eratnr

Gas consumers complain Of extort1ouato bills, md
they are right. B remedy lies in thor own hands,
however, and can be cordially recommended to ali It
Is the De Palos Pressure Moderator which the agent
Ar G. g. Lacey will gladly explain to the curious, at
No. Us LasaEa street, Msjos Block. It is email at
tach1nent which can be placed the supply pipe and
srated to reporter yesterday afternoon, by very
simple operation, the saving very much larger,
but Mr Lacey guarantees 20 per cent. Where the ex-
toron comes In is by the pressure placed By the Com
pany on their meters, which wastes TO tho consumer
as much as 40 per cen. Of This is
sary to force the gas 10 the city limits The Moderator
il skillful mechanical cont7ivance which equaizes
the pressure fo- every burner. The greatest amount
OF light Is obtained from gas at four to sixtenhB pres
eure- The Gas Company {orec 1t at from fifteen to
thrtytenths, thus the proper time for complete
buston is not gay.n, and miserable Hight and
torhonato h!n are the Consequences. The Moderator
Is 60 fixed to give the best scientific rrcssre afford.
ing better ugut ct reduced rates. This the only way
to eight extQrlon,
, 1874-01-25

New Arrival Of French kids--25 Gents.
l. G. Downs / Co., No. 324 West Madison sHeet,
beg announce another lot OF French kid gloree at
cent?, /. @. D. Co. are closing out their entire
tot With vicw to retiring from general dry-goods
Tsy must yacate their store March ], and the goods
Nh b made ut prices to sell them quickly. Parties
ssng clpats, dresses, ahaxls, dress-goods, hannes
hsntea easstme1es linens enbroidertes, tritnDingr;
~ should call before purchasing elsewhere; Special
ssenton Is directed to ve.y large lot OF Hamburg
sdg.n3 1t half price The wurk-rooms arc Kept busy
viii orders for velvet coaks q speciality and dresses
stch ads in the latest styles and 1t 10" praces
Cutting 1nd filing done ut BhoIt notice.
, 1874-01-25
DlA1'aG.


HOLLSTER-At FL e,lu Jan. II, Gcorge l.. uolitstcr,
OF Batavia, In his Eta gear.
DORNEE-At his residence, corner Nichlgan-aT. aud
Pine-ss., Thursday Jau. y, Michael Oornuy-
Funeral by cars to Calvary.
METLING-J=n a. 1871, after two Woe9s' sickness, Pc
ter Melting. 49,
st.. MoutAy 10 O'Clock ru., Grncctand. EEioads CT
the family arc invited to attend.
LAWLER-Thc funeral Of Jn.nes Law1cr will take
place this morning 1Uu from residence III For
By carriages to thu<ch OF tho holy EA1aHys
thence by cars to Calvary.
JESN1SGS-In Chicago. Jan. ., 1871 Of dropsy. Ben
ja,niu Jennings. oSed IS years. 49,.
Tha funeral take Pike: from his 1ate residence lax
Depuyster-st., Sunday, Jan. e5 Il Friends Of
tho family arc invited ~ attcnd
. Philadelphia New York. and Boston papors please
, 1874-01-25

Pehn Tea Co., 37e State Street,
ganss best tomatoes, on cans 15c; 3- cans, ooe to
e; best peaches, s-thcans 90; 3-n CANS, Sic. Er
q oosn, 2sc; Yarmouth, 25c condensed nilk, 2ae
Eosse Bsckwen's Iondon} chow-choT, cauhloEe1
I'd mixed pickles. quarts, eocs pints, 35c,
, 1874-01-25

eateaso, Burli1gton e. Quincy Railroad.
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS OFlzcE,
CHICAGO, Jan. q, l8'L
aud Utter this dete all trims will start As usnsl
4sa Tho Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. Buses
~ ~ GU for passengers and baggage rs heretofore.
3s snd s1eeping-car herths CAD 10 procured at e'
s1FA s1sst 1t the Cniou t:cke.-oce- in the Armour
, 1874-01-25
MARRIAGES,


KILBRIDGE-nYRNE-At tho Church OF the Holy
Family, Jna 81, by the Rev A. ONcil, Mr.. John j..
KiloridEo anl Miss Anats ii. Bgzuo- No caras,
OLLtNS-RICE-1nN Warwick, at Bay Vic1 Cottage,
the rpsdenc. OF the sstcr Thursday
Ing Jan: hy the Kev: Gtsrt lsebbins, aiE, chss,
tepaer H. Collins and Miss Bclo v. kce, both Of Last
Greenwich II. I. -
JACKsoN-COLL1Ns-O Tuesday evening, Jan. %,
1874, the reeaence Of the Irida oth:x l6s Warren
Adsla E., daughter Of te la:o John Collins OF this c
YOUSG-MAPLES-At tho residence ct tho BRIDES
y. Seoley. A. l. Young, OF ChIe4go, and Carrie 81.
, 1874-01-25

ssrony Good, but Gentle Better.
oas readers interested in the art Of rhotograpns
noed no. I'll 70 compare the psctures Of Salrin the
t.as tzgedi2n taken by Saroay and By GafreS'
saa&a fame is world-wle with those just taken by our
-, dent!e, soata co-rcr State anu nasniu6-
.oesta The finest elevator IN the city places
'asasE 1t his door,
, 1874-01-25

W. T. Noble & D. ". Jenlkinson
have formed copar!nership and will continue the
1ookngglass and pcturc-fraEo business 1T their
store ce6 State, Of Quincy street. whers they
VII Be happy 70 surpls the trade aa ht[ Cd f6snas
ings ehronos, ne-art goods Of every description.
, 1874-01-25
COM OMMISSIONER'S SALE.

In pu.<uancc OF Deere. Of tbs Circuit Court Of Cook
Couny In the State aois mazda 15d entered Of rec:
nsmon.si decree made en.orsd of record tho sh
. ls rtI ia yRiGR 81 6Iidse s5as. I
Edrdss and Ella f. si1non:on Teso de1enaaaf; I'LL
e. of tha Court house, ths corner Of laSallo and
Ade:nssts % "Wednesday. the Eth dsy Of Eebns.:
1:s : 6 Gh.sseo G3aatg 5si g9 g.
~ ;,o,i ot Ton lIo) in Block One t IN Arche a.
i to Chicago also Los Oa2 4, Il BlocS III IhreG 81 N
1artor of norhcs: of s;ct2n
m1 m ass iho third n.incipa azsdinu. subject to the
doycr xisht of the eaid Ella z. Eitsnnson.
ancs in rbroo eqa ANIMAL psymcn.s With ine5es; a..
.,,v AZ ner cen to ne eccnfe0 oy test
ad a'' JAMES II. REls, Special Commssionas.
The right Of Tla f. Sionton to al 81 c M oye
~ aauts:o rrrus information prio5 70 nao ADDRESS,
i # SIa{i)NTON. 1853 South t;sfk.s:. E!t1eaE1; u:
, 1874-01-25

Buy the Best. =.
ahs hyozite range Is now the !" Richmond Prince
ID the lztest and best cook stove is "Barrto"
esoEn Cook with anii-clinker grate which is simply
rejection. 10 one about purchasing should ~ to
~ md examine these excellent household coM3ofS
Bangs ntos'., corner State and Van Earcn streets.
, 1874-01-25

BLOCK, corner OF Randolph street and Michigan
Estnucy and Mt Indiana avenue and Canal stIeet nta
uons. .. ". Hr1cHcocK
{fHneral pHze
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30

ont of the application of just prin-
ciples. These principles cannot
change, and if at times the people
are disposed to find fault with the
party. the trouble will be found, if
thew will carefully seek it, not in
the principles of the party, but in
the unworthiness of those elected to
apply them. And here the remedy
should be applied. The people
should guard with jealous care the
ballot-box, and see that none but
the best and purest men are elected
to represent or govern them. The
party itself is the embodiment OF
the intelligence, loyalty, and virtue
of the people. If it fails to impress
these qualities ON its official acts, 1t
is because the people themselves
have failed to do their duty at the
primary meeting and at the ballot
box.
If it were possible to make the
Republican party of the future an
improvement on the past, that pos
sibility is within the reach of the
people themselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30
TELEGRAPHTC.
Special to the Tri-Wee ky Times
GBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISHl

TBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISa.l
New York, October 29.-The bark
Abbey Bacon, from Malaga, arrived
here yesterday, having on board
Captain Leary, with his wife and
child and company of seven men
of the schooner Dauntless, which
left st. Thomas October 3, with salt
for Lunenburg, n. S., and went
down in a gale on the night of Oc-
tober %. The rescued persons were
four days in an open boat, living on
half biscuit and little water each.
The Times Washington special
says well known Massachusetts
Republican, who reached Washing
ton this morning, reports a good
deal of decentralization in the party
there. The prohibition platform is
driving off thousands of Repub-
licans from the support of the ticket
in the cities and towns where a
license policy is favored. 1t is
thought that the State ticket will be
beaten, though large reduction IN
the usual Republican majority is
conceded, the opposition are very
confident of securing three, if not
four, of the Congressman.
The Heratd publishes the follow
ing, dated New Orleans, october IS;
The Conservative leaders last even
ing held meeting, and decided to
commence criminal proceedings
against Governor Kellogg, General
Longstreet, Badger, and all the rad
ical leaders for murder. The charge
will be conspiracy on the 18th of
September against the lives of cit
liens while in the exercise Of rights
guaranteed under the Constitution
in removing and protecting arms.
San Francisco, October 29.-Alfred
Paraf and Van Brunt, of the Oleo-
margarine Company, are on trial for
forging again to-day, in the NUM-
cipal Court. A large crowd is in
attendance. Mrs. Paraf is to testify
to-day.
The Coroner found that the old
man, George Glover. found dead in
the What Cheer House yesterday,
came to his death through a natural
cause, consumption.
The steamer Cyphrenes, from
Australia, arrived this morning.
The New Mint will be turned over
to General LaGrange on the fifth of
November.
The stock market to-day is report
ed weak, with the probability of
still further decline. On California
street there is considerable excite
ment about its condition, and many
who are holding stocks are decided
" puzzled as to the best course to
pursue, still hoping the decline is
only transient.
Greenbacks, 9I09l q.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30
The Record of The Republican
Party.

To assert that every measure
passed during the past thirteen
years, was the very best that human
wisdom could devise, would be to
claim human perfection. This We
do assert, however, without fear of
contradiction, that what has proven
to be defective, Congress has i'm
proved upon; that which it knew TO
be wrong, it abolished; and that
which it believed was right and
necessary to the prosperity, happi-
ness, and protection of the people,
it framed it into law.
Add to its acts of legislation, the
constitutional amendments which it
submitted to the people, the moral
triumph over England in the settle
ment of the Alabama claims and
the disputed San Juan boundary,
and wise policy that has secured
peace and friendship with all the
civilized nations of the earth during
the existence of Republican power,
and we have a party record, on
legislation alone, that must. stand
out through all time as the best
argument to prove the patriotism
and virtue of the Republican party,
and the consummate wisdom which
has characterized the craftsmanship
that controlled il.
To review the record of the party,
and claim, as our opponents do, that
its mission ended with the abolition
of slavery and the close of the war
is to claim that the mission of the
English language ended when il
recorded the Lords prayer. The
principles of our party, like the ap
plication of the mother tongue, ART
all pervading in their influence ant
power. The abolition of slavery
the doing away of great publ,
wrongs, the enactment of wise laws
were but natural incidents CROWN,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

No party has merited more from
the people since the government was
founded than the Republican party.
During the term of its existence il
has settled many of the great issues
which had long agitated the country
and threatened its political dissolu-
ton. The story of these great events
is too recent to be recited here. The
achievements of the Republican
party have been the achievements OF
the country through one of its most
eventful and illustrious periods. To
write the record of the nation, is to
write the progress and triumph OF
this great party in its declaration for
universal liberty; for the perpetuity
OF the Union; for the just rights OF
the States; for the beneficent cause
of popular education; for the i'm
provement and development of all
parts of our national domain; for
honorable peace with all nations; for
equity and comfy among all men;
for the security of human life, prop
erty and character; for the purity OF
elections; for the proper authority
and due administration of each de-
partment of our complicated system
of government; for the payment OF
the national debt, and the stability
of the public credit; for fidelity, i'm
partially and capability in office,
and for the general happiness and
the greatest good of the entire popu-
lation of the land. And while pro-
Tossing these aims and objects, it has
not been wanting in earnest efforts
to make good its word. No cost of
time, labor or expense, has been
spared to discover the truth of allie
cations against officials and agents of
public affairs, and this through a
period of calumny more bitter and
relentless than has ever before been
known in the history of American
politics. No party has been more
willing to confess and repair mis-
takes, when clearly pointed out. No
party has made an equal record of
great results. 1t is a party of pro-
gress and political reform. 1t be-
lieves in the growth of civilization,
1t is now graphing with the vital
questions of the time. 1t will make
every great issue in the national
policy for many years to come, since
there is no other party now existing
or that can be organized, which may
by any possibility be in a more ad-
vanced position on all questions
which concern the vital interests of
the Republic!
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30

DEMOCRATS pirate about constitu-
tional liberty. Their previous action
is enough to show what sort of lib
erty they love. The leaders of their
party here in Nevada are old rebels,
the very men who took the lead in
taking the Southern States out OF the
Union, because they wished to
strengthen and extend slavery more
than it could be extended and
strengthened in the Union, even
when Democracy governed it-for it
must always be remembered that
the Democrats could have retained
possession of the general government
in 1861 had they remained united,
and that they promoted secession in
their own party in order that it might
be made successful at the South.
Such men show the most consum-
mate impudence when they talk
about political freedom, and the
Union, and local rights, when it is
self-evident that their purpose is to
keep alive the old dispute with the
nation; to keep up the old preju-
dices; and to feed the Southern mind
with the hope of vengeance, and a
revival of war for the Lost Cause"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-30
NEW TODAY .
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
E1 Company.-Loeation Of principal place
OF Business, San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation of Works, Lyon County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of
the Directors held on the 27th day October,
1874 an assessment no. IL Of one Dollar
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the Corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
Street, Room No s. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Fourth day Of Decem-
Der, 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless pay
ment is made before, will be sold on the
Twenty-eighth day Of December, 1874, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO, II. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office, No. 800 California Street Room No,
5, San Francisco, California