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ALA MEDIA.
National Guard Company to BE


Formed-Street signs.
The examination of William Nee on a
charge of murder will take place tomorrow
morning before Justice HoltZ. Nee was
employed asa section-hand on the narrow
gauge road at the West End. and in resisting
Chinaman who was chasing after two of
Nee's fellow-workmen, who had stolen some
vegetables from the Cninaman garden,
gave him such severe beating that he died.
The Board of Health Will hold a meeting
this evening, when Health Officer Mclean
and Sanitary Inspector Schuete will sub
init their reports.
The contractor of the band stand which
is being built in the park will have it adj
vanced far enough to be occupied by the
band tomorrow evening, in case 1t desires
to give another public concert.
Charles Uzney, well-knOwn resident of
this city who tips the scales at 36l pounds,
is seriously i'll, and yesterday was removed
to the French Hospital in San Francisco for
treatment He seems to be suffering from
complication of diseases.
The Improvement Association is still
hopeful that the City Trustees will take IA
vorable action on the application to place
street-slgns at the principal corners
throughout the city, and will consider the
subject at its next meeting, which VIII be
held next Thursday evening.
The preliminary meeting for the organi-
cation OF company In this city to be at
tached to the National Guard will be held
in Harmony Hall next Tuesday evening.
The call for the meeting is signed by A. Is.
G. Dohrmann and William f. Chapman.
The preliminary hearing of w. Il. Cause,
charged with forging a telegram, occupied
the attention OF Judge Byler yesterday al
ternoon. He was held to answer in $1,000
hail
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500, 900. By a typographical error In our last
issue the price was Incorrectly stated 10 Dc

500, 900. By a typographical error In our last
issue the price was Incorrectly stated 10 pe
$4,000.
SALE MARKET, ELLIS AND STOCKTON.
The gore property on Market, Stockton and
Ellis, $50 on Market, 105 on Ellis, 1858 on west
line aud with no frontage at all on Stockton, mas
rents for $50 600 year. II was previously sold
in November, 1885, for S350,000. The Dullulng
on this lot is frame one.
SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE BLOCKS BELOW BLACK
POINT.
Tweptv.one and two-thirds blocks leach block
being 412 :6x275 feet In siZe) have been sofa LOT
100000. These blocks are bounded by WeD'
ster, Deyisadero. Bay and Lewis streets. seven
eighths OF the land is in the water. James ".
Fair was the buyer. Lewis street Is on the eA'
treme outer water front.
The property east side OF Laguna, 81 10 Iees
south OF Bush, 33 :4xS7;6 in size, has been sofa
for S7700; price put in deed, $40.
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SAN BRUNO ROAD.
Property. Owners Want Easy Ac-
cess and a Suitable Outlet.

The San Bruno Road Improvement Club
met last night at the Guadalupe Dairy
depot, on the San Bruno foad, L. A. Hay
ward, President, and George T.. Reynold
Secretary.
William Taber Of the Executive Commit
tee reported that the road improvements
are progressing in a satisfactory manner ;
that all work by prisoners had been
stopped and that the money for the same
is now being paid 10 honest laborers, and
also that the committee had called upon
Street Superintendent AshwOrth, who had
promised to forward the work as rapidly as
possible. After the report had been 40
cepted, the committee was instructed to
see that the telegraph poles, now in course
Of erection, are placed in position on their
proper line.
The committee on the opening of Potrero
avenue had no report to make beyond the
fact that the petition to be presented to the
Board of Supervisors is now ready to re-
ceive the signatures of property-owners
along the line.
The evening was then spent in discussing
the plans adopted for the Improvement of
San Bruno road. If the grade as fixed upon
by the board is carried out it Will raise the
road 161a feet at Fifteenth avenue, and 1
foot 10 inches at ArmyIavenue. This prop
osition would also look to the building OF a
sewer which would empty its contents into
the Army-street sewer The sense of the
club, as expressed by every member present,
was opposed to this. The establishment of
this grade would bring the road on a level
with the roofs of some of the houses, and
would render other property valueless.
One member has already raised his house
twice since it was built. What they want
now is that the grade shall remain undis-
turbed. and the property-oWners will keep
it in repair.
Another proposition is to make Islais
Creek the great outlet for the drainage Of
that entire portion of the city, and from
Ocean View to the bay. AS the Street: Com
mittee of the Board of Supervisors will pay
visit to that section within week. it was
resolved to have a surveyor draw a map
and plans, showing what the real wants of
the residents of that section are, and how
absolutely necessary it is that lslais Creek
should be. regarded as the only natural
drain for the district under consideration.
Good drainage, easy access to the city and
suitable outlet is what the property
owners desire tn have
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FRANKLIN-STREET CHURCH.
A Very Satisfactory Report by Its Board


A Very Satisfactory Report by Its Board
of Trustees.
At the annual meeting on Wednesday
evening of the congregation of the Frank
lin-street Presbyterian Church, the Board
of Trustees presented report for the year
showing that though the winter had been a
severe one and that for two months the con-
gregation had worShiped in a cold and
cherries hall at quite an extra expense dur
ing the removal OF the church, yet the fnan-
cial showing is the largest OF any year in
the history of the church with one eXcep-
ton. The church has incurred debt by
reason Of the purchase of more expensive
and desirable piece of property, bat it also
has the courage both to face and to pay it.
The report also showed healthy condition
CT growth and an earnest and enthusiastic
membership. A hearty vote Of thanks was
rendered to A. Montgomery for his gift 10
the congregation of an artihcial stone pave
ment in the front and at the north side of
the church. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
ElderS-John Graves and David A. McKean..
Board OF Trustees-George /. Hill. Wesley T..
Gorham George W. Irwin. j. s. Thomson, Robert
j. Willis, Peter Owens and David A. Mexican.
Deacon and DeacOneSSes-Robert I. Ellison,
Mrs. Susie II. Bigelow and Mrs. Mary Z. Cor
ham
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GOLDEN GATE PARK.
A Beautifully Illustrated Report by t

A Beautifully Illustrated Report by the
Commission =:
The nineteenth annual report of the
Board of Park Commissioners, now out. is
the most complete and interesting docn-
ment that has ever been Issued from that
department. 1t is not only descriptive OF
the magnificent retreat but is full of .valu:
able statistics, and contains moreover q
dozen or more full-page photographers. OF
the principal points of interest in the park.
For instance, the Alvord lakelet, Sharon
house, children's playground: conserva-
tory, the bridge, music auditorium. Key
monument speed road and others are
splendidly represented by the compara-
lively new process Of illustrating. In the
of the entire park, showing its every fea-
ture down to the smallest detail Alto
gether the publication is valuable one,
and aside from being merely official re-
port, is something worth keeping tor its
other merits.
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S. b achman with J. $. W. Saunders addition on
Cough St, between bush and Suffer-; $2470-
A Mclaughlin with C. Hippey, to build on N.
line of Grove ST., 1875 W. OF Buchanan, w. 27:81
1877 IS; $3250.
lions N line of Fulton ST., 1876 w. of Franklin,
w. 3S:9xl20; $2250
Johann A. Schmidt with Henry T. Wagner paint
Ing etc., Sc. of Ellis and Leavenworth sts..
L. 81 ;6x93:6; $3.50; bonds $1,000; Jacob Weiss
surety.
Frank Kayser with George Houston to build on
W. line OF Sanchez ST., between Sixteenth and
Seveuteenth; $4050.
z. Coffee with II. Keenan,, to build {. line of
Larkin ST. between Ellis aud O'Farrel L. 25x6S -
$4,000.
John II. Kull with T. j. Cook. brick work w. line
of Douglass ST., ITO N. of Eighteenth, N. 2oxl36;
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united: tndowmrnt Assoointes.

The officers of Protection Lodge, No. 50, were
Installed last Monday evening by j. W. Ward
Jr., 7. g. C., assisted by several OF the Grand
Lodge officers. NJ. Cooney q. c., MIR. Liehau,
q. l.. and Mrs..J. II. Wehser, d. ID. G. e.. made
interesting remarks. This subordinate Is In a
hOnrisbing condition.
The officers of Editha Lodge, No. &c, were In
stalled on Tuesday evening last by NJ. A. Mar
pie, ID. ID. e. c.,
Tie officers Of California Lodge, No. 5. were
Installed at Its last meeting.
The officers OF Yosemite Lodge, No. 4, were In
stalled last Saturday evening by NJ. C0oney, 6.
C., assisted by j. w. Ward Jr., 7. q. G., Mrs. j.
II. Wehser, ID. ID. q. G.. Mr. Washburn, ID. ID. q.
c.. Mr.. Lampe ID. d. q. G., and Mr.. Mulberry, e.
Deputies have been sent TO Oregon and wash
ington to organize lodges.
henrietta Lodge, No. 10, Will hold an open
meeting on ednesday evening. The 9Th inst.
policies Of $4,000.
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Settled Amicablv.

Jean Pierre Batbie and his wife Eliza
beth separated couple of years ago. Re-
Gently she took away her two children from
their father, and he sued out a writ of
habeas corpus to regain their custody. The
matter was before Judge Wallace yesterday
and Batbie waived claim to the custody of
the youngest child, aged years. Upon
the suggestion uf the Judge The parents
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Some time ago William Walkerly sue
ceeded to the estate Of Martin Walkerly,
worth about 100000, with trust to pay
$4,000 to John Walkerly. William died
without paying the trust and John made a
demand upon the executors Of the estate
for the payment of the trust. They paid
him $1,000, but refused to pay more and
John Walkerly brought suit to recover the
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1.-THE Calls" Premium Dictionaries.
THE CALL has received another consign-
ment of the ALLEN" edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
Warded as rapidly as possible to subScrib-.
ers whose orders are on tie These books;
are substantially bound in leather. beauti-'
fully embossed, and in quality of paper
and excellence Of workmanship are a per-
feet marvel. -. -. = =
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nx REASON of Variance

Gustave Nelson was tried yesterday be-
fore Judge Shafter and jury for the al
legged larceny of iewelry valued at $299
from Anna WeitZer. On account of the
variance between the allegations of the
complaint and the evidence adduced the
Court instructed the jury to bring in YER
dict of rot guilty, and this was doGe.
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A REHEARISG AsKED.-The counsellor Mark
Strouse has applied to the supreme Court-for a,
rehearing OF the case. StrOuse was ;aflested'fOs
refusing to pay a license of SIS quarter for
each Of his wagons employed III. peddllng meal,
and his attorney asked tile supreme Court, but
denied the writ of prohibition sought on the.
ground that the Police Court had no jurisdiction
N q m =. =.
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Good SURVEYORS Arc sc,roe.

United States Survey or-General w. II.
Pratt is at Ukiah trying swamp land cases,
but is expected back tomorrow. Complaint
is made that competent men to make sur
veys are hard to secure. the reason being
that the remuneration allowed by the Fed
eral Government is wholly inadequate for
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BERTELING has the only reilablemeihods to
fit detective sght. 427 Kearny. street. :: :. e


Martin Derganc and J.:Widmar entered
into a partnership on JANUARY 21stlast TO
conduct a hotel business =at:: 426.~ Fourth
street. Derganc now .wahts.ai receiver ap.
pointed and the business settled up, COIN.
planning that Widmar snotonly: owes. him
money, but has deserted the hotel andfis
running another -: =: =. *. :.
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will agree upon boarding-school wherein
to place the other child. girl of IL years.
The matter has been dropped in the mean
time without any formal order being made
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other $4,000. The court below deciding
against his claim he appealed and yester-
day the Supreme Court reversed the judg-
ment of the court below and ordered the
executors to pay the other 5000.
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ORDER or GOLDEN SHORE.
| a New Lodge INSTITUTED Lately at Column
] =. -. !: hns OHM

/ a, New Lodge INSTITUTED Lately a Column
r::*:.i: !: bus, Ohio.
|. :Qrienal Lodge held a largely attended meet
ing last Friday might, visitors being present from
liearly ali The Hodges in the city. The officers
were idsralled;by nj. D. McCord, d. d. G. 2. w.
;W: Mqt6dfs, s iP.,. and L. l, Wolfe, S. s., were
:fresent and addressed the lodge. Speeches were
also :pIade by Mr.: NJ. L. McCord. Mr. Dodd, G.
'R:, and : by Messrs: Moody, Light aud Boehm.
aDaIcing then followed ana was kept up to q late
hour
:: Frujtvaie: Lodge No. GO, Oakland, will give
AN :enteItainn and ball at 5hattuck's Hail.
broadway and Eighth streets. Oakland, on Tues
,day eyenlng The lgth inst, aud large attend
lance. IS expected.
a. RQtHenstein, r. S. P. and o., organized last
week IN .CdluWbus, OHIO. a lodge OF the order
wlth;hIty niem9els,' and Two more lodges Will DO
organized lii few days.
e. Ass:sSinent: 6 WAS levied on the LIST inst,
and :denquent:to the members on the 31st inst.
|: lie hlsI coupons that mature will fall due IN
:them0DIh Of November Of this year and IL is pro-
posed. to. celebrate ihe event III a proper and
fitting MANNER A grand enterta lament and ball
is thuught OF. one of the principal features OF
which is to- be the public pre-, eniatlon Of checks
lforS6O0. each TO the two members whose claims
mature in that month: All OF the lodges will be
Invited TO participate.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John j. Tracy and wife to Camille Ralston,
. lot on W. line of Guerrero ST.. $50 5. OF
Jennie White and husband to san francisco
Collateral Savings Bank lot on w. line OF
" is5 n II. SIS Ne sa;Ios4' r. g. E.
100 100
cor Mission ST., 125 Sw. of Seventh, SW.
M sSxso' FRITZ to iiiiam j Stone ioton
line OF Fremont ave-, $50 ). OF Frederiek,S ). -
J. c. Haugh (Dy administrator to Emma
Browne lot on E. line OF Chattanooga St,
POS y. OF Twenty-second, n 26xl25. 49,. los
Eaver McClosky to James McCloskey ct al.
Snet Nineteenth U st.. IS ". Of SSOtWeii, W Ss6
\; sS. :: s5:t, S 49, E 48; S e2;6 l,O75
line OF Vallejo ST.. 2sS;3 W. OF Baker. w. -
Mary aP Elsie Eisaer to Aihanass Goyette lot on Sc
cor. Creek lane and Howard S. 27x90...... 10
Mary }. Meehan to John Meehan lot on sw.
cor Langton ST., 257:6 MY. OF Brannan, -
Savings and Loan Society to j. Il. Walker,
cry cry SITS, n eo1so ,e'...'.O ~ .'t' 900
J. Ii. Walker to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance -
John Hsnnan a to s W Levy lot on e line Of
Twenty,seeond aye lSV n Of Clement N. OF.
Louis Lipmau to Louis Lander, lot on sw.
James W. Ward 10 Katie A. Ward, lot ON n.
10 ...................... Gift
ALAMEDA COUNTY. q.
ii. NJ Schmidt to James L. Grove, lot 5ON
1O5, on W. line of Mozart St. 425 5. OF Rail
road ave, Alameda. -. 2,4OO
D.. Young to L; g. Harmon. lot on n. line. of
Ward ave, 2.352 acres, San Leandro....... 10
G. Hanley (by administrator to W. Mullins,
lot 3S:4x1U3, on Sc. COR. Of Kirkham and
Fourteenth -. 2,4oO
cor. of Fourteenth and Magnolia sts........ Gift
i. L. Tucker to NJ. G. Church ana wife. lot
4l:6xl7O, on s line of Central ave-. lao e.
q Cooper s 10 A f. Cooper lot 50xo on
line of Sau Antonio ave, 100 e. of oak ST.,
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IA. AND l.. OF Ii.
y Very Successful Installation of Otticers
in o. lland.

n Very Successful Installation of Officers
in Oakland.
Last Saturday evening will ever be memoir
able one IN the history Of Oakland Lodge, No.
y35, and one Of peasufable remembrance 10 the
party OF ladies and gentlemen who accOmpa.
MED Hugh q. Jarman, d. ID. q. F., on his Official
visit 10 the lodge and assisted III the installation
Of the new officers. lie patty was composed OF
the following: a. n. Grant, +. q. p; j. r.
DUckery, q, p; 5. Is, Carleton, q. 5. Mrs. Mar
geIie Dunlap, q. CT William Dunlap, ID. d. &.
r; MIS-. Lizzie kennIsou, Mr. and Mrs. George
j. Vincent Mrs. Pauline L. Hem, Mrs. j. p.
Dockely, Mis-. Doris j. kaplan, Mrs. NJ. L.
Carleton, Z. P.'s aud Others During the install
laliOn ceremony Deputy Jarman assumed charge
OF The lodge, appointing Mis-. Pauline L. Hem,
Il. OF iIiiam Dunlap, G. 5, ana Miss PHILIPPINE
IA plan, o. MS. Malgefie Dunlap, u. e., Milling
ler eiuce. Ibe:wOfk. was admirably performed
iaud .llenuyely observed by The members of
a9iki I'D LQqge4 whe were agreeably surprised
BN TEe essence Of such a large number OF visit
on s.: Gh.:cQuc fusion :Of the ceremony refresh
.lleHlS :Mete Aelfed and dancing enjoyed Till the
sipuI. aii wed t0tTetuFllug home.
- lii lie j liSerGe Gf:Deputy Krdimer Mr.. Fried
.lauge1,; H.:I&; hSIaiGed The ?Oillcers Of Martha
: lodge last H. iCtay evening lie was assisted by
tfriS; MdIg tF1e Dunlap, q, c., and Mis-. Pauline
+. III elLE; i. IL: tle:iaIter acting q. u. The
!OtatT 'y9sItOIs pieSenG we've: a n: Grant, p. q.
It's: D.: CatGtbn,: CHS. j. u LETTERS, G.. I. ; Nj.
IS. lipIitG rid CAar1eS: Auamsi b. d. g. P.s Dor
rms ): kaplan, MI and Mis-. j. Ii. Kruger and
mi RS Da1aweilier Fps, ana the Misses Phil
stiiyiilli III tiis.Ei,fild iuTfsdiction hSy
ing IA: :melIfDei Sill OF i i only three OF which
.yiSitJrs, as%i[sLai We're cordially received aud
:lil6s{ fgIGeablj eniertained:<.
!; lie Grand:f i6tecIQI has offered prize of $40
10 lie iieInAef eI dJakIa ud Tod &c intI oducIng
tile lnost .iielKBefS into The lodge between this
e,aiiu -thH ri eetilfgjji the.(iraud Lodge
- lie JiliIeS won BY Garden City Lodge and that
w on abV Miss 5ir.A.:JDnes:of Fcuity Ledge sac
,iiiciioi Iilye>6ee4 MADE and 4Sill be presented
Tie lfst i 4l eaulliui altar cloth, presented by
:tf a. !P ?and 'tllei atier IS r,handsome eIubIem-
fii giiIse a ilfi OF line C. = Eacn presenta
lion be- made Tie occasion of an GfciaI visit.
:! ! Wyliani :DInlap. has been fecomnissloned
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The late J. d. Fiske carried insurance
policies of $4,000.
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incapable as . rule OF making correct
judgments in delicate cases like these
/ was looked upon as belonging to the
ranks of the dishonest. 1t was hard
lot, and sometimes almost impossible to
bear up under.
~ have spoken at length, ladies, in
order that you may understand my true
position, and wish to say that l have
never felt the crushing weight
Of my fathers disgrace more deeply
than / felt it last evening. This man..
nodding toward the stout burglar
''came to me shortly after had eaten
my supper, which happened to be very
frugal one, and said to me:
" Thomas, l have some business 10
attend to tonight, in which you car
help me II you choose. know you are
good mechanic
"'If tits work that will pay me- an
swered, I should be very glad to do II.
for am greatly in need Of money
"It will pay said he, and / agrees'
to assist him.
10 b sosttsusd Ssrf sosek
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from door opposite the windew. hsv.
ing been several hours cut In the night
nv eyes had become 80 accustomed V
darkness that this light was eompars-
lively strong and Iscoud see every
thing.
Looking about me my eyes fell on .
little bedstead. on which lay one OF the
most beautiful infants l ever beheid IN
my life. Its golden Ssir lay tn ringiets
upon the pillow. Its eyes were closed
but its soft cheeks had m N4em rosy
tinRe which almost equaled the color
Of its dainty little lips, slightly opened
as it softly breathed and dreamed AZ
this point saw my wife look quickly At
the bedroom key she had In her hand.
/ knew she was thinking OF George
William.
II stood entranced." continued the
burglar, gazing upon this babe, for l
was very fond of children, but l remem-
bered that 1 must not waste time, and
stepped softly into the next room. There
I beheld Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
Green in bed. both fast aslsep, the gen.
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fathers possession, and he was speedily
tried and sentenced to a long term Of
imprisonment. And now, can you i'm
agine, ladies'" said the tall burglar, APP
parently having become convinced to
address himself to Aunt Martha as we'll
as my wife, ''the wretched position in
which found MYSELF 1 was
upbraided as the son of a thief
/ soon found myself without home,
without occupation, and, alas! with
out good reputation. was careful not
to mention my voluntary connection
with my fathers crime for fear that
should do SO 1 might be compelled to
make statement which might increase
the severity of his punishment. For
this reason did net dare to make in
qu-Ties concerning the child in whom l
haG taken such an interest and whose
lit % Lilo l hal, perhaps, jsopardized.
lneyer knew, ladies', whether that in
FAINT grew up II not.
''Bnt I, alasl grew up to a life of
hardship and degradation. 1t would be
impossible for persons in your sphere of
life to understand what | now was
obliged to suffer. Suitable employment
| could not obtain, because | was the
con OF q burglar. With father in the
7tase's prison it was of no uso for me to
2n'y Tor elnploymenta tany respectable
lace OF business. labored at one thing
-'nG another, sometimes engaging in the
most mental employments. 1 also
aad been educated and brought
, by my dear mother for a very
'i.1lerent career. Sometimes l man
.gcd to live fairly we'll, sometimes
suffered. Always / suffered from the
eigna Of my fathers crime; always in
eise yes of the community in which I
i-vc--a community ! Am sorry to say
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Highland HoI

Lots 5ox13o adjoining this Property from $75 to 5000
cash, balance in one and two years at six per
interest, to builders.