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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

FoE REM, $, STORE. roe PkN.ssIlSSAvTA AVE,
dla2v ipih ana sis. Sw.
EOR RENT-1ie. DNKLsaATT sIX kooM AND
S.s:; rs n s E
Tor RENT-l:fs sTH 81. NV. /; . ROOMS; ALL
@ r $50 s s. S tafs''pa hesi
nished or nnfarnisSed isrerssory and Easement II
brick house on 81 opposite the English levs;ior
aSss nas ss sp s r Ss as
ms + one 4 anss SatiS; lie city and
'hfre not Hill iGis SspaiiSsn5S 1903 Pa.
EfOk HENLEY G. n. FfGKLfNa.
ssd. sss. l.. H IS HsssaNstGs sS SIS
I$is I'm G,:D sr; i' ri 80 iS sS !; ST.
800 % s d. I;ia ,tI Fl = !. M A. ssrs' 3
slS g 8 g. r. MT B 9 is K s: 4 ~n.Ii
CAL for. for bulletins printed weekly r,cr,,xo
lIoR RENT DwEfTTNGs WITH STABLE
Il large yard water, &c, I'll. I q. NV. roo,ns
%sh water st. s1nt6rss .'S sss
at. NV. opposite Trinity Church di1-iW
NOR RENT-l2O NJ ST. Sc. BRICK; ) ROOMS
hoy sFd kitchen; Large lot to alley. and stable e.
F%sS ff F. ave. ~, 3ss5 az :. e ssis
s 5; ii: s;s A.; siSf 4 '!S
Sis i;a$ ioT, 100 81 st,s - s,,::i;, .
i ss ave. ar l. 3 s stS r rssr ,oia K IL
sto sl + ID g. p g s ssr h h g
aia| 8. 81. sfa5 tnion ecu1 vi TO"
siS!ls, ir. VS. 20 alGii New YORK rS"
~ oath st. g s;S Sl; M 10
sets \ .. e. E :,s.s sSis SIis : $40
s s,:S s. g water 3 g I.is ia St,
For ,a isl apply to Sss ssS Fl %I Ts,e
dI7 400 Peaasyisania ave-. n. W.
FooR RENT-FQUR NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSES,
ln IIfi Apply CHARLES EARLY I.ai l.,;; =,
Foa RENT-THk CHEAPEST HOMES IN THE
i s @ Ii tRH IL - !. fET
EOR RENT-FOUR NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSES
d wa'A1 GH%k fFe s III 0Gs 4 ArDy
FOR -FUKNIsHED.
By ieMa ei'ce. 4 fss st. NV lor Fl
By laGs st ns ST. ali mi. 4
UNFINISHED
lSn 10Th st NV. llr q s1s Brewer. court ares %
sS 9Th st Sc s ss5is sn DTEfLiSG 20
li ss' Sc til sh :, :, NV nx .O sss $40
20; 90 St ne. TT, mi $50 aud
f Il q saS b g a GrE,eE.
IS !: !; H; year. q ss i s.s 70
4:,4 18th st 5r........ 10 Rear Yl5 10
ds-lm sw0RMSTEDT BRADLEY. s,1 F st. NV.
EOR RENT-UNFURNrSHED-
- me Mindsor. cor Il44a Mass ave.. $3.50
fiji is,S i is. s,,,s :Ii$ $ss +
st bet Eth and 18th :ss,f Water st iwre hej *
FURNISHED.
Mass ave bet 18th and Qnear 18th St el66 66
18th sts...-.. 300 st let 3lst 4 I'D 30
I6th ST. corner house. 100 10Th Dupont circle l23
conn conn st ax and ssa piacs bet 18Th l4th ss
IONA IONA circle sI sy 309 st ne mr. 1th
=. FITCH, FOX BROWN,
40 14:E Penn. n. W.
FOR Rent a BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
$40 I; month. Apply CHARLES EARLY. ei3 18th st.
NV. d2lm
THE THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE.
lI2S 81. NV,
Twelve rooms and bath, with all modern improve
m n Ensre house newly pspered and painted.
to w UEyCEpfS
h<o-dn 1905 Pa ave- n. W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ErOR RENT-8-ROOM HOUSE, I:ree aTH n. NM.
Sgn{enient 70 rh gkh and o st. cars. Apply to
and 10th, go SIS, bsautifuily nhished bay
yindyF orirn; and lnth, iufnaes. &c trent.
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1910 Conn ave (rear). S25 1905 NV. rear .so
d22 RIO HOLTzMAN. 10th and sss n. w.
LrOR RENT - UNFURNISHED-A BEAUTIFUL
l. house in the northwest; fashionably located; il
tnotuugh condition; very cheap. B. H. ROBERT
SON, l5l5 II ct. dgs2-Ws
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WANTED---HOUSES.

w ED---HOUSES.
WANTED-BR1CK HOUSE: LARGE LUr IN
w the southeast. Price from 81 100 to $1,000.
For q cash purchaser G.. BOYEH.2l4 TN ds.:,t
ANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER. FROM
w one to twenty small brick houses on principal
street; must be offered CHEAP L. A. MclNTlRE, ~
& St. hear I'd ST. ~ dillon
WANTED-HOtSES FROM - 500 TO S. 600;
w also lots in ashington and Laner Heights
ACKEk & GADSBY,
au13 1UOS st. W.
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EOR RENT-215 A ST. 8. E.; Ii ROOMS. ALSO
Il sss9.6 LIST at. Sc. y rooms; all mod Jumps Both
hopees IN best neighborhood and nne order. By p
CORCORAN, IA LIST st. Sc. dlsl:M'
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ADMINISTRATIONS.


WANTKp-BY RESPECT ABLt cUlOKED 81 M.
si ssSS q Pst,:s family as eh'mbsraa pr
WANTED-nG An EXPERIENCED YOUNG col
w ord man. situation AZ coachlnet OF waiter In
private family. Good references Call or adafe.s ~
WANTkD-AT. HEADoUARTERs- POSITIONS
w for cooks. ehamterinaid. waitress. la1ndresses
n1sn, h Sasieis sAaI G1oSBs. &f T. S oseh
WANTED-GOT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids. nurses laundress. housewofkers, bat.
lers. coaclmen. walters footInen. tarm and dairy
mem all have references from last place. 6l3 It'll st.
WANTED = by A FRENCH PROTESTANT
w woman. place us maid to elderly or young lady
as seamstress understands dressnaking good refer
ences Address by letter Los st. NV. d22-Hs
w ANTED : SITUATIONS FOR ENaINEERs
hesters Kitchen hands, cyoks. walters. honssiien &C.
G fisss ina fssr iiSSSp Il
WANTED-BY LADY, WELL EDUCATEb, A
sis best references: address i. s. Star oifice dsS'
WANTED by A BRIGHT. INTELLlUENT Boy,
w place IN lawyers Office real estate Office Adj
dress WI. NlEMEl Err. 20 In. ave. II. d1sl:H'
WANTED-Bl A YOUNG LADY A POSITION Az
ofhce aiu:i,s
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED BTsfNEss
W man. situation in manufacturing mercantile
C% fsf Is On mary OF pere-ntase
WAN1kD-BY A WIDOW. PLAIN SEWING IN
w private family can sew any machine. refer
ences Apply or send postal to 1877 9TH st. n dIy,'
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED
for c hnS sp Mors % sS tor sPEsns
'DHKHSD sHAcKLEfokG. frUr:. sGs st. IN NV WE
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T. l3g n 4 NV,
14l3 Mas ave. 1sr and
l:s7 Il st NV. 'ir.' los.
lEo NJ st NV, l;r.. Il.
lSk N st NV. 15r.. II.
lsEE} q ST, ssr.. .....,.1. /:
}f4 T. extended. 1m. !:
M IL y NV. EH:.....ll
fsss Coss8 ave- We liz. 81 !. !:
M22Erw }f........!
l3l2Conn ave. l!,r 81. !
i@ ~ nv. III :, 81:
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BARGAINS IN LOTS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
BRtlDkIAND

EoR sALE-ao ACRES ATwTNDHAMssTATIoS
4 Metropolitan X. r. building lots L 81 near
Vermont ave. e. Ter foot Lots bet. 3lst and
Valley SITS. very desirable. - feet front Improved
10y a large oldfsshioned erceedinSly colnforfahle
house ON NJ. NV bet. 3lst and I'D .ts a great
bargain. Foundry mils. latest improved mschinery
hne water power. Lots and g. block z. Cleveland
Heights.
Lots~oak View and Fos,or,s.
l. MOORE I. JANNEy BROWN.
lnlltr 1903 II. NV
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46 La ave. back room,
40 7th b, froat rms
o % n09 sss::.;,,Xs..:...:::,:; -,
9th 3 ~ ave, room 20. :.
Ns abpvs y only Q DO
ss s: E, q i isR H'' ''''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
A HIGH GRADE.
Another Examination of Sacred Heart
College Students.

Another Exam in alton of Sacred Heart
College Students.
The third intermediate class of Sacred
Heart College was examined yesterday
afternoon in the college hall in the presence of
the faculty and friends. The examinations
were quite satisfactory. A bright class OF
forty youngsters stood tile ordeal with re-
markabe courage and success. Thej elo-
cutlon part was very good and both the con-
cert Rotations and single pieces pleased
everyone. The singing, too, under the di-
rection of Brother Hosea was excellent.
so that parents and friends who were pres,
ent enjoyed real treat. Following is the
programme:
doctrine; iecliatlons. Thomas NJ. Deasy James
L. Rriliey; solo, All Things That Are Beauti-
EaGle risc MallIon; eo1csr. recitation
Lille Boolbiacks," BERNARD Flood; sacred his.
aoryi recitatioDs, James T. Monaghan, Francis
4. hane; song, g The Cricket on tile HEARTH"
choir choir; defamation, "Siege of Paris" Charles NJ.
James 1. 0'Dea, Charles Nj. Ranken; dialogue,
:, mite Lies" william A. lcDevrI, JOHN
lem hen,nedy, A. Tanning; SOLO, Make Room for
tlon, Charge by The Ford" class; arithmetic:
violin solo, Thomas A. Cofbett; recIalions
EDDIE! EDDIE !; Cosgioye, William A: McDevitt; song,
ton, The Ruined Merchant" Charles v.
brady; analysis and parsing; recitation. mid.
night Mass" Eddie l. Schwartz; solo, robin
concert ,ecitation, "Inchcape Bell" class; song,
don! D9nL You 60. Tommy" choir. geoer Apply ;
qec Mn, POINTERS Dyspeptic Goat" j ames
~. Mahoneyi solo, Medicine jack" Charlie v.
Drady defamation, Midnight Murder" Rob.
ert v Carson; dialogue, "Schoolmaster Abroad ~
e: Schwartz. J. Reilly, L. Nolan, J. Mahoney.
W. Dey, 1. Cofbett, John SnOwgrass: United
States State history; finale, "As the Dewy Shades Of
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CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE.

Mrs. Mary Fl. Field VIII Speak at the
First Presbyterian Church.
The course of free winter lectures under
the aupices of the Pacific Grove Chautauaua
Assembly is meeting with such evidences of
public appreciation that the management is
encouraged to provide others to take place
on early dates. This evening Mrs Mary II.
Field of San Jose will deliver an address on
Chaueer before the circle which meets at
the First Presbyterian Church, corner Van
Ness avenue and Sacramento street The
lady has gained quite reputation as q
writer and speaker and an interesting lee
ture is expected. A general invitation is
extended the public to attend. This circle
IS new one and opens under the leadership
OF d. n. Bevier, through whose efforts the
Y. M: &. A. circle at San Jose during the
past four years has had the distinction of
being one Of the most interesting and wide
awake circles in the State.
In Oakland new circle has been formed
under the presidency of DIR. j. ii. Wythe,
ana meetings will be held weekly in the par
lors of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Strangers will be welcomed by
both OF these new organizations.
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ONE OF SIX.
Rev. DR.. Jewell to Represent This Dis.
trICt In Ecuma nicaI CanHerenca.

Rev. DR.. Jewell to Represent This Dis
trict In Economical Conference.
Rev. r. +. Jewell, pastor of the First
Methodist Church, has been chosen delegate
to the Ecumenical Conference of the Meth
odlst Church, which meets in Washington in
October next. The whole inhabited world
Is divided into twenty districts, from which
delegates are chosen, and this district COM
p!ises the whole Pacific Coast on both sides
OF the ocean and all its islands. Only one
other delegate is elected from California
and DR.. Jewell will have an opportunity to
display his great abilities as an expounder
of Methodism such as happens TO but few
mon, and his legion of friends in this State
OF ail denomlnations-fo he is very catholic
IN MS sympathles-are congratulating him
on the honor that has fallen to him.-Sau
Jose Herald, Dec. 18th.
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A DEAD LEPER.
Ihe Police Find a Lu.thsome Body in
the Chinese Quarter.

The Police Find a Ln~thsome Body In
the Chinese Quarter.
A dead Chinese leper was found yesterday
morning in hallway of building on the
northeast corner of jackson and Stockton
streets. The unfortunate wretch had evil
IDENTIFY been turned out to die.
His body was covered with the loathsome
sores and scales Of malignant type of the
disease known as ''black leprosy" A thumb
and some of the fingers were gone-eaten
away with leprous dry rot. None of his
countrymen would go near the fostering
body, and 1t was removed TO the Morgue.
Nobody could be found by the officials to
say who he was or what was his name. Yet
he had lived in Chinatown for years afflicted
by the horrible disease, known to his former
friends. He was a lottery ticket vender
around the streets of the Chinese quarter and
through the houses. At 6 O'Clock in the
morning he was seen walking down jackson
street, and again when dead in the doorway.
The police surgeons consider that the dis
ease was not far enough advanced to cause
death, and there is possibility of poison
having played a part in the leper's end. An
autopsy will be made today by DR.. r. Z.
Williams to ascertain the cause Of death.
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BURNED TO THE GROUND,
A Potrero Lodgins-House Totally De-
StrOvad nv

A Potrero Lodginy-H House Totally De-
stroyed by Fire.
The Arctic boarding house and saloon,
kept by Mrs. Anna Bulger, in the Potrero
was destroyed by fire at an early hour yes
terday morning Mrs. BulgeTs loss was
$500 to $1,000, while her bnarders lost about
$1,000 There was no insurance on the place.
The flames burned down the telephone
and telegraph wires to the city, so the Po-
trero has been temporarily cut off from COM
munication.
There were about half dozen sailors
boarding In the house, and they had mar
row escape with their lives without saving
any property. A sailor named George Gil
ley was the heaviest sufferer, as, few days
previously, he received his advance of $500
on whaling voyage as mate, and it was lost
IN the fire, with his clothing and watch and
chain. He barely succeeded in escaping in
his shirt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
ALONG THE RAIL.
Awaiting News Of the Presi-
dents Meeting.

S. II. Allen, resident of Athens. was
recently put off an Alameda train for ie-
fusing to pay fare. He claimed the right to
use his December Communication ticket for
passage, though dark-red condition on the
reverse side warned him that this ticket was
not good for stop-over privileges. By sign
ing the tickethe had agreed to the condition
referred to, but claimed that he mad never
been charged for the st0p-over before. He
related his story to the Railroad Commits
sioners, and they promised to investigate the
matter. They have done SO, but with re-
suit not likely TO encourage Mr.. Allen to
commence his threatened suit against the
company. General Superintendent Fillmore
was asked yesterdaysto venture an opinion
concerning the conductors right to put a
passenger off under the circumstances cited,
and said:
The conductor did right to refuse to
allow Allen to ride on his communication
ticket after stopping off. The holder of the
ticket must have known that these tickets
are not good for passage between Oakla
ana alameda, except on continuous trip
from san francisco. To say that he over
looked the condition, which is plainly printed
on the December issue, is very slim ex-
cuse indeed. This is not a new regulation,
however. and the people across the bay are
pretty well acquainted with our rules in this
connection. This train service is the best
in the " orld and fares are very low, but they
seem to think that the company can carry
passengers for notlling-or for the precious
privilege of running trains through their
settlements"
The local railroad men are awaiting
anXlously the result of the meeting held
yesterday at the New York residence of
>. PIerpont NJ organ. Some weeks since the
banker issued an invitation for a meeting of
the Presidents of the Western roads for the
purpose OF considering the Western traffic
situation. 1t is generally understood that
THIS conference will result in close traffic
agreement, and such an alliance would prob
ably mean general reorganization OF the
agencies in this city, the adjustment of
some, and general reform in the methods
OF handling Pacific Coast business.
Tie Raymond excursion organization will
run Its through trains from Boston this year
as usual. The dates of departure and
arrival Of the eight winter trips are as fol-
lows:
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Judgment Revsrsed.

The Supreme Court. sitting in bank,
Yesterday afternoon reversed the judgment
OF he Superior Court on the appeal Of the
defendant in the suit for damages brought
two years since by John McMenomy against
FRANK Baud, Judge Works dissenting, The
damages awarded were $1,000 and per-
etual Injunction against Baud depriving
nih o. ine right to run foundry on his lot
on Fulton street, which is Contiguous to
property
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titled that he was approached by Nagle and
Union wires and agreed to take part in 1t.
Afterward he repented and informed both
the company's agent and Captain of De-
tectiyes Lees. They encouraged him to go
ahead and do whatever the two proposed,
which he did. He further described how
they arranged to tap the wires and the
means at hand by which to accomplish the
work
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
Submitted ON Briafs.

Hearing in the libel suit of Louis Bertram,
Thomas Lewis, Miles O'Brien, Fred Hayes,
j. d. kimb, Peter Mckenzie, Thomas VIII
son and George Blakely against the Pacific
Steam Whaling Company for $500 damages
each for imprisonment on the American
steamer Bal&na last February was COM
menced yesterday afternoon in the United
States District Court before Judge Hoffman.
The proctors for the liDelants and respond
ents stated their cases, and three witnesses
were called. The case was then submitted
an hriafc " " S-~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
The Verdict Was Legal.

Yesterday afternoon the Supreme Court
affirmed the judgment of the Superior Court
in the case of Antoine Perez, who was SEN
fenced to nine years Imprisonment at San
Quentin. The appellant claimed that he
could not be sentenced on the jurv's verdict
OF guilty as charged" but The Supreme
Court held that the testimony was given to
support the charge Of grand larceny against
him and that the verdict returned was a
conviction ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
A DUPE'S STORY,
How Brick" MCPHERSON Got an Old
Woman,s Mnnav

How "Brick" McPherson Got AN old
Woman's Money.
The preliminary examination of Alexan-
der, alias Brick" Mcpherson, accused of
defrauding several persons. was begun yes
terday before Police Judge Rix. Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald, an elderly woman, testified that
she cannot read and can barely write her
own name. Mcpherson, she said, induced
her 10 loan him money on what she believed
was good security. She had signed paper
which was introduced in court by "Brick' S"
counsel. 1t was partnership document in
a proposed corner-grocery business, but the
old woman thought it was an agreement to
loan money on security. The hearing Of
McPherson,s case will be resumed To-day
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
jacob sharp Removed.

Judge Coffey yesterday made en- order re-
moving Jacob Sharp from his position as
administrator OF the estate Of Joseph Span
Ter. Belle Spanier, the widow. was an
pointed special administrator. with bonds
set at $780, eco. Sharp, who recently became
2 defaulter, had for bondsmen Goodman
Conn and j. Fessenden Clark, and they will
settle with her for the amount OF Sharp's
defcit-abuut $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
The Ca ptaincy of the Ho,sar..

Louis c. Pistolesi, private of the San
francisco Hussars, has made application to
the Superior Court that writ of mandate
be issued to compel Captain c.. c. Keene.
VINO commands the troop, to call for an cleo
tion for Captain. his commission as such
having expired. The applicant sets forth
that Captain Keene has violated the law in
not calling for an election,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
suTocated by GINS.

Mrs. Mary Mullalley. employed as a do
nestle in the residence of w. Il. Mclean.
2920 Washington street, was found dead in
her room yesterday morning. The apart
ment was filled with gas which haG escaped
through an open burner. 1t is believed that
the deceased made mistake in turning off
the gas when retiring for the night and then
Tell into her last sleep. She was 45 years of
age and native of Ireland
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
Attorney Weller TO x,t,r,.

Assistant United States District Attorney
Charles l.. Weller, according to report in
the Appraisers Building, is contemplating
retiring on the LIST OF January. Willis q.
Witter Is mentioned as his probable sue
cessor. Mr.. Witter was admitted 10 prac-
tee In the Federal courts November 7, 1889
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16

Chief Engineer Hood of the Southern Pa
cihc has returned from the South. Track
laying on the Tracy branch has been COM
pleted for a distance of thirteen miles
south of Los Banos. On the MERGED and
Oakdale extension the Tuolumne bridge has
been completed, and the work of laying the
rails over the structure was completed es-
terday. Work on the San Ramon branch is
progressing rapidly, Grading has been done
1or distance of six miles south from Avon.
The accounts of Jerome Madden, Land
Agent OF the 5. T. Company, show that for
the first thirteen days of December Is, 440. "a
acres OF the Fresno tract have been sold for
S15,96l. TO- For the same number of days in
December of last year the sales amounted
S99S 81, the price paid for 399 acres
Inc weekly excursion over the Northwest
ern Will leave to-day for the East, with Il
full com plement of passengers.
W. II. Hurlburt, General Agent of the
Union Pacific. has gone to Los Angeles
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Commencing Young.

John Barton, Timothy Mahoney and
Joseph Theran. about II or Is years Of
age, were convicted in Judge Skaters de-
partment yesterday OF stealing two horses
1iom II. 4. Grant in July last and selling
them to the Pound for 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

CarryIns United States, HaWaiian and CJ-
lonial Mails.
WILL LEAVE THE COMP ANYiS kpr7z
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street, TFsfy
For Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney.
WITHOUT CHANGE,
The Splendid New 3000-ton Iron Steamer
Mariposa. Saturday. Jan. 10th. 8 II. W.
Or Immediately arrival OF the British mall
For Honolulu.
81. Australia (3OO0 tonsl. Jan, I'd. at p 4.
=. Es- For freight or passage. apply at Office 3Sy
Market stree. JOHN d. SPREChELS & BROS
SEQ General Ayebr4
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETwEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD A~
~ ing to location OF berth and steamer So 41ak3D
lected; second cabin, $35. $40 and $45. steerzss
tickets from England, ireland, Scotland, Sweden
Norway and Denmark through 10 San Francisco AZ
lowest rates. Tickets sailing dates and cabin paas
may be procured from w. Ii. AVERY, Pacific Mail
Dock, or at the General Office OF the Company, SIS
Market St, under Grand Hotel 6. w. FLETCHER.
ape TuWefrSu tt Gen. Agt. for Pacific C0as.
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STORY OF the yyir..r.u,,,,.

Daniel Giles was witness Yesterday in
the wire-tapping case of j. w. Nagle. now
on trial In Judge Murphy's court. He tes-
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FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA. OREeoN

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY n
ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AHe
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Ens.rs.
street Wharf. at 10 NJ for the above ports one az
their Al iron steamships.
Is u.
COLUMBIA-Dec. 10, 80, Jan. II. %.
OREGON-Dec H. 26. Jan. Z, 10. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pzeies
Railroad. Oregon Short Line and other dlvergiax
lines. for ail points In Oregon. WashinSton.
British Columbia Alaska. Idaho. Montana
Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone PARK, and Al
points East and South and to Europe.
trip, cabin. $50
Ticket Ofces-I Montgomery street and Paizcs
Hotel New Montgomery street.
. GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., Supt Ocean Line
mr2S 10 Market street San Frauctsra