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day., at 7:30 O'Clock A. NJ from the residence Of
the Ghrc III sS Jefferson
street, between Seventh and Eighth. where
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Tor tne
repoSe OF his SOUL commencing at ocloch a. M;
sharp Interment ST. Mary's Cemetery oaklhhui
PICKELS-In East Oakland, August 49, 1890 bar.
bara. mother of Charles, Julian. Annie a ~,
Shelley Pickles, native of England, aged o.
years.
RTFriends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY tsn a
day., at O'Clock P NJ, from her late resiuehoe;;
1ll6 Second avenue, East Oakland. Intermeh'
private.
CoNLoN-In this city, August 80, 1890, Frank, pc
loved husband of Catherine Conon ana fatnea ind ID
Mrs. Mary Cameron, native of County LeitIim,
Ireland aged 81 years and months. washing
ton I'd. c. papers please copy.1 .,,,
H5 Friends and acquaintance are respect,,,Ilis
invited to attend the funeral TO-MokRoW inno oa
day. at $3.50 O'Clock NJ from his iate Rres
1612 Bluxome street: thence 10 81. h0 no
Church. where solemn requiem mass VIII , DC
ceobrated for the repose OF his soul GomHehc ary
at O'Clock A. NJ Interment Mount calvary
Cemetery.
BIRMINGHAM-The anniversary solemn requiem i
high mass will be celebrated TOMORROW lMv on
soul OF the late Rev. p. birmingham. Friends ana
acquaintance are requested to be present.
GEGHEN-In this city. August 30. 1880, iaa ana a:
Gegben, beloved child of Edward and Agnes
Geghen, native of San Francisco; aged y eais
and 80 days. New York and British Column"
papers please copy.
FD- Interment private.
BROWNIE this city, August 80. 1890, Sarah H..
beloved wife of David T. Brown native of Bar
nett. Vt, aged 30 years.
rs Notice of funeral hereafter
STEINBECK-In Oakland August 80. Henry T.
Steinbeck. aged year, month and day.
JALLAND-Iu this city, August %, John. beloved
husband OF the late Catherine Jaiand. native Oh
Ireland. aged AZ years.
WHARTENBY-In this city. August 30, James
Whartcnby, native of Philadelphia. aged ~
years and months.
LYFoRD-In this city. August 80, Louis Dexter
Lyford a native OF Lowell Mass aged 80 years,
months and % days.
SAFFoRD-In Santa Barbara. August 2S. Myra W.
Stafford, beloved wife of Truman j. Stafford OF Los
Banos. Cal, and mother of Fanny Stafford OF sac
ramento and Kate L. Stafford of San Francisco,
aged 50 years.
DoWLING-In this city, August %, Georgia. wife
OF r. J. Downing OF Oakland, native of Michigan
aged 80 years.
F0RBES-In East Berkeley. August 90 Johnnie,
infant son of Robert and Maggie FORBES, aged
months and days.
HARRiGAN-In this city August %, Nora Harrf
gan a native of San Francisco, aged 26 days
CREED-In Oakland. August 30, w. II. A.. husband
of George Ellis Creed, native of Ireland aged Al
years, months and % days.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL.
CARDENA-In the City and County Hospital
August %, Athanasa Cardena, a native OF Mex
leo, aged 90 years.
wALKER-In the City and County Hospital,
August 30 Henry c. Walker. native of Illinois,
aged 50 years.
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MARRI ed

AITKEN-FABER-In this city. August 20. 1890
by the Rev. Father Dillon, James +. Aitken and
Elizabeth Faber. both of San Francisco
AADERSoN-DALY-Int this city, August 80, 1890
by J. V. Coffey Judge OF the Superior Court, John
c. Anderson and Margaret Daily.
FoSTER-McKELL-In This city. August %, 1890
by +. W. Van Reynegom. Judge OF the superior
Court, William j. Foster and Anna NJ. Nickel.
HARTMASN-YOGEL-In this city, August IS
800, by +. w. Van Rey negom. Judge OF the SUI
perior Court, Jacob Hartmann and Sophia Nogel
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A BRILLIANT OPENING.

western Hotel Credit to San
Francisco
los pg was the occasion of a magnif-
cent ,, in, supper and ball at the New
VEST, el, which may justly be called
one of gur ously appointed hotels on this
Coast Ill description of the building
with a odsrn appliances, has already ap-
,,esrsj THE CALL, and it is only neces-
ssrv T. IS hat the proprietors-John p.
GaiIagi. and Isaac W. Stanley, than whom
few n. re better known and more popular,
the 1uriH sih his many friends, and the
latter NJ p his brethren Native Sons--have
eomplerEs ia every essential detail all that
,lley elassed they would do 10 make this
modern as.avansary perfect house for the
recent n Of guests. It's appointments
throagh0@ ve been superbly furnished.
George Ftl ige, the wel-known chef.
viii pres Ter the kitchen, while John
Graham, lav rite and superior caterer, will
be tn stsg. nj If the new house. The office
viii be tnGef the supervision of John Nc
i1casyprf,
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Health in Old Age.

Edward Collinson, Queens, n. Y, says:
81 commenced using BRANDRETH's PILLS over
ffty-fye years ago. first bought them in Lon.
don, and lave continued using them ever since
came 10 this country in 1886. l am now over 10
years old, hale and hearty, and attribute my
wonderful health to the persistent use OF BRAN
DRETH's PILLS. Occasionally have bad cold
or severe attack OF rheumatism, Indigestion or
biliOusness, but four or five doses of BRAN
DRETn'S PILLS always cure me. Whenever my
children have been sick with scarlet fever, mea-
sizes, mumps acid stomach, disordeIed digestion
o. costiveness few doses of BRANDRETH'S
Pills restore their health al once"
BERTELING has the only reliable methods 70
tit defeetNesghL 42T Eearny street.
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4 Magellan Straits, to the re
Soo ~ ers FOR for twenty years free OF
reg g. A., K is raging in Tome Chile with
gre 4He ity' rv riot took place in the town
a gag may IN July 9TH. The sub project
Of I. "a Ia u; were killed, several persons
ana ~ ~ cd asd many houses were sacked.
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Business and Residence
PROPERTIES.

Western Addition Grand Corner.
NV. cor. Suffer and Broderick sts-1 his fine busl-
ness corner IS one of the most promising in the
store and two French flats erected thereon exam
inc 1t; sutter aud Geary-st. cables; lot 35rliO.
Mission Business Corner.
Sc. cor. Howard and 18th sts.-Magnifcent cor
ner for store and French flats, which would pay
large interest investment; best cable line in the
city: streets in basalt rock pavement lot 251l00
Pacific Heights Residence Lots.
superb residence lots are In choice neighborhood:
location: Pacfc-ave. and UniOn-St. cables: examine
them; lots 81 % and 30xl3T:6.
Mission French Flats.
W. line (Nos. 2l4-2l44s) Chattanooga ST.. 100
feet S. of 23d-BuiIding contains 8 French flats 5
rooms and bath each: in rst-class condition: con-
yenient to and schools; in Al condition.
double lot fronting two streets; lot 25x250.
Mission French Flats.
E line of (Nos and $40 Albion ave. 146 feet
N. Of 18th st.-Building contains 2 French fats, 5
and rooms aud bath; brick foundation; Valencia
st. cable; rents SAC; look at it; lot 30S94
Mission, l9th-st. Cottage.
N line OF no 944) 18th ST., 81 feet E OF Castro
Cosy new cottage of rooms and bath: brick found,
alton good nieghborhood; CastroSt. cable; lot 80
x75.
Mission French Flats.
NE. Dolores and Cumberland sts.-Nos; 140
and l4UIa Cumberland st.-Buifdng contains
French flats of rooms and bath each brick founda-
ton; high basement; rents SSs; Vaienciast cable:
land st-French flats erected on this property would
pay largely the investment: lot 24xll4.
Mission French Flats.
NE line of mos. 233 and 2331s) Langton ST.. bet
18th and Sth. $50 feet MY. OF Bryant-Building con-
tains French flats. rooms each; street paved
with hasa it rock: rents s25: lot 25x75.
Mission, 17th-st. Residence Lots.
S. line of 18th ST., l4O feet i. of Park lane-These
handsome residence lots In the warm belt of the
Mission; command fine view; near Golden Gate
Park, Castro and Haight ST. cables; lot 25xlOO.
Castro Heights Residence Lot.
+. line of Castro St, 12S feet n. of Henry-A good
lot for home: all ready to build upon: Castro-st
cable; magnificent view; lot 26xl00.
Bernal Heights Cottage.
E. line OF Lundys lane. 100 feet n. OF Virginia
ave.-Cosy cottage OF rooms; only l block fro m
Mission st. school convenient; lot 25x70.
Sunset Heights Residence Lots.
W. line of 18th ave. 40 feet S. of ST., in Outside
Land BLOCK 1884, blocks from Golden Gate PARK;
lot 25xll9
nice home lots: good chance for small investment;
lots 25xl20.
For catalogues, terms, etc.. inquire OF
EASTON. ELDRIDGE CO.,
au29 81 seq 81 63s Market q:
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birth, marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will no: be inserted They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aud residence Of persons authorized
TO have the same published.l
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the WEEKLY GALL is a most &C.
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 IS a year postpaid.
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TEIRTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
....oF---.
THE OLYMPIC CLUB
LAT THE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday Evening. september 8, 1890
SUPERB DISPLAY OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Including elaborate tableaux. with calcium light
effects, OF triple pyramid ladders. gladatoria hor-
izonta apd para! lei groupings. Professor JAMES
j. CORBETT. acknowledged champion boxer OF the
world, VIII make his first appearance In San Fran
cisco since defeating Jake Kilrain and Dominick
McCanrey. in a scientific boxing bout with Robert
McCord, amateur champion middle-weight.
wrestling by %. ). Mcleod, champion wrestler of
the Pacific Coast, and Professor George t. Miehling
OF the olympic Club.
Fencing, boxing, wrestling Indian club swinging.
tug-of-var, and pleasing novelties by members and
Juvenile class. Vocal aud Instrumental music by
leading artists.
Admission, including reserved seat, 81: Family
Circle aud Gallery, SOC.
Seats reserved at Sherman. Clay Co.'S, after 8
A.. NJ, Monday, September l, 1890.
Music by Noah Brandt's Orchestra. 1t
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
Business Was Better in Gueust
Than IN July.
Representative Sales f. the Mopth-Iargs
Sales of Property on Fourth Street
and at South Beach.

FROM advance proof-sbeets OF the Real Fstare
circular published by Thomas Magee we make
tile following extracts;
Eiehty less sales of city real estate we're re-.
coideu I'D August than in the prev lous month of
Jniy- The total number Of sales in august was
40. OF The total value OF S2.634.1-4 against
oo6 sales IN July, amounting 10 S2.3G6. 454. The
fact, nevertheless, is that real estate in August.
especially In the last half OF the month, was
much more active than In July. The sales made
IN The last bali OF August ale not yet on recold.
The number of buyers inquiring for business
property Is not now nearly so great as in spring
There Is still good demand for lana out Pacific
Heights way Tie vacant lot on the northeast
corner OF jackson and Oclavia, east 60x1lS, has
been sold for s22,35o The bulk OF the sales
still continue 10 be of lois in The outside
lands, and between Thirlietn street
ana Silver avenue MissiOnward at $500
to $1,000 a lot. Prices are at a staudstIll he
tween Devsadero, Stanyan, Fulton ana Fred
erick. 1t is time, TOO, that they rested there
Mission property generally is in good demand,
with little for sale the two best there
Mission and ValeneIa-at anything Ike fair
prices. There is prospect now that real estate
IoF the next Jour months Will be much more
lively than during the past three months, III which
II has been unusually dull
MORTGAGES AND MONEY.
There is Possibility, but only possibility,
that interest rates may come down again at one
oil the savings banks, at least TO per cent.
They now all charge Z. The supply OF money is
large and likely TO be even more abundant.
There were 357 mortgages recorded IN August
of the total value OF S9SS.245. The number of
releases was 2l5, OF the aggregate value OF
sos. GIL. The demand for money from the
country has been very large
LARGE SALES.
James L. Flood has purchased the 155 feet
trout on the northeast line OF Fourth street. from
Steven son TO Jessie. by depth on Stevenson of
100 feet ana 1877: % on Jessie for total OF $685..
GOO. he bought tile property IN four parcels for
S132, 800, S124.Ooo, $4,000 and $4,000, The
property at most was not worth over $500, 900.
MI Flood, il is said. Will erect very tne build
Ing on this property.
The block bounded by Sixth, Seventh, West e.
Dorado aud South streets. and the Triangular
block, 46l on Eureka, T45 Oh West FL Dorado,
1894 ON Sixteenth and 80 on SIKH istreet las
been sold Tor $4,000. The land is all covered
BY water. The buyer owns much land on tie
POtrero Which needs 10 be cut down. The ma
terial thus graded out Will be filed in upon the
TWO blocks III The water on Mission Bay, which
las lust purchased.
err On The south side OF Eddy, 129
'-a-i 'as been sold for
pLt e-. ia-
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Northwest Tenth ave. Tor Marquesas st.) and
st. Tor Savannah ST. being lot 206 In Block lS6,
Central Park Homestead Association; size OF lou
l00x120. AUS 70
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BIRTHS BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

BkRTELiNG bas the only reliable msthods 70
iii deiectiyesiphf. 42T Eearuy street
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MiSSion-Street Investment.

Substantial two-story bay-window houses, Nos.
2946 and Z94S Mission ST., bet. Twenty fifth and
Twenty-sixth. containing store and rooms below
and fiat OF rooms and bath above: brick founda-
tons stable the OF lott rents S37 per month;
size OF lot 2Oxl17 IS to an alley.
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Elegant New Flats.

Three elegant new houses of flats each on the N
side of Twentieth St. bet Guerrero and Dolores
Nos. 10l2.14-1415-16-161a; upper fat contains
rooms and bath and lower rooms and bath each
laundry for each fats bay windows, brick founda
tions and all the latest improvements; stone side
walks; lots 25xl IA each
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Six Fine Building Lots.
Cook.Street Lots.

South line OF Twentieth St, commencing 2S5
west of Valencia; size of lots 25x115 each;
ready for building: street work completed.
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Duncan-Street Lots.

Two fine building lots on the east line OF Cook St,
commencing $50 feet south OF Geary. on the line Of
the cable-rOad.
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: Terms-One-third Cash. balance in
one, two or three years, balance at Z
per cent per annum: or all cash.
Choice Residence Lot.

Level lot 5Ox1i9 on the easterly line of Steiner
St. sc IS feet south of McAlister ST.; street work
completes; lot ready to build on; fine giit-edged
neighborhood.
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South San Francisco Lot.

Lot. on west side of Seventh ave-, 300 feet soui
OF Point Lobos on the line OF the Jackson-st exte
sion to the park; the lot is level and on grade.
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Investment Property.

Southeast Fourth and Clementina sts improve
ments consist of six 2story houses. in store and
dwellings, producing monthly rental OF $2l1 90
net; size of lot 50x70, with an 40x60. This is a
choice piece of property
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No. 769 Oak ST.. being the southwest corner
Fifth and Oak sts two-story and attic bay-window
reside nee OF IL rooms and bath: laundry: large
cellar; brick foundations, etc.: stone walks all
around large shade trees: Windmill and tank; also.
city water: stable for several horses; this Is the
cream nelghborhood Of Oakland.
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Residence in Oakland.

Fine large lot the north line OF Duncan ST., IS
feet east OF Noe; grade. commanding fine view;
ready for building; size OF lot 7S:4x1l4,
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TILE HOLY CAKrEr Is " ARlNTINE.
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JN,,I NTRIiL INSTITf TIES.

Edward Everett Hale. N The NoNt IA commonwealth.
There are other Industrial s'lh,'I' %: "hi'h our
READER, utv cu.,i, i, Int institute III Br,pk
lyu and the .\n, hmuty rcho"i. III Ne" l"rk "h.h
I,nlly dc, Tram Noung tI'ht th'i may go u"
woi;. a, mechanics. Iii mrin' that I'pnltr Ih'uuc
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the actual vurk wici the NonIs men VIII hhV' 70 40
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ai,. to i,c opened III rarh ot These departments VI "
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Loui.,lI.r. O,i L. The Al. r.""u A.- A''on S.A"
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IIar,fnr! Conn. oct. 14-M m'c'ihe "' ''' .'' ~,
fr,, r,uri Of Trade. .Iudc" Nch"l> pn'>"''' VI ~
v,,i,r,I Fir, Insurance Company. VII" r'pN~ei'' -"
monty stockholders at tr' Illinois trnir" la'''''
,,,crnc made hi, report II" showed th'' u" "'
,,r,x 81 the Stock was owned abroad ana INC ''''' ~
held nv President Fish, - thai III" n''''lN W
r,vcrlt.s on A vote. l;ut, hc an III" '>"'' VA ~
M ,ti,n had been to secure two 'h'i-' ""r'''" W.
- and O., low the mana.cn that they a'''
,.in, cl,,snly watched. The vote - nicd H'a' a.
hx Ncssrs Cooley and Howe. 81 Hitifhn ior"'"''''
extensions without a vote Of =" h'"I"'rH' '"" :"
curr,u, report. prevented the large expenditures W ,
,up,o,.,, and that would have Opened lines p'''''
., ,,. v,,r,hyc.tcrn aud Il. Ian lines. his war
The minority incr.>t secured vote i"rh''"''S '"'
isuc ~ stock below par. - that fF the pf"e''
is likely Ia Lc Issued. II" said thar IN" li''"',
,rJ WAS a great property. and it ougm % h''''aa 49,,
;, ,, -. ..rrr,. And pav god dividends. Inc
I'm II tho minority applying for receiver WIS P'
h"" Tc u r,f ,rr Board Of Trade passed VOC Vi
th,,'t, to Judge Nichols for his success
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IN UOyDR Old UELFTSHAvES.

From The Boston .NnN'fiH'r'
III. niDvrni'nt for the erection Oh .'i 'm,rc'r.
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haven and thcI, l. every h-'oii'+ii TS'>"
smell memorial should lc ci'ri'.i anu 10 m,S o.
n,' '',id mi n would bc Interesting. however ~
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tnwn would think of such memorial evil ,an n WIN In
'"M, ~ Imagine that there l. many - rltl"I WI.
,vrr 20 much a, beard Of bradford ana tar'er ai n
the Mavnowcr pIlsrimr nu' III, ,clsnn and would
,n Them OF one " the most notable ann h n
cpi,c, in human history When III" n"rmr."n from
m !" belt ravcn would be I. order for IT. G eas
eaton II no except in,s Of ilsr' w :" The =.
cr,ion t,e occasion would DO rendered douoH l"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
,o.r IN. 1,rr Dy HIS OwN NEGLECT.

Albany oct 14-Tlc state I;oarTl OF Rlliroan '"'''
r,issionc,s held It's weekly meeting To-Day !" wv
matter ~ the accident on the Delaware anu ''"'.
Canal Company's Railroad. on H'p''mo'r 30 " "
Towards switch. north OF for' h'h'H' ""'i an,
,b. death OF Engineer Murray, Fireman S'rr anu
+. rtmn the IoarsI finds that the dead c'.i"c''
,,uul : obey the orders. which were ipnhh !" !"
nocke, relative to passing th" tram WIN WIN" "
train was in collision. The Board r"r'nl"'"' ''
,h, ru, o, the General Time C"nv''ti"n ina,
men will place their orders in N" clip h''o'' ''"'
uu cxccntcd- be- enforced hy all the raiiroaus III WV
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