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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
C.1I60 LOT 5oxl36; HOUSE ROOMS; EASY
Park ST. Alameda. seI4 7tt
S275O mogsE Of Rooms Soc ASD Ds,,1is;
center; terms $3.50 down. balance S25 per month.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD. Park St, Ala
media, or $50 Market ST., $. f. t2ss.l seq u
$1,000 H36sE ROOMS; I LOT 4eTloo
$4,000 Cottage of rooms: modern: lot 5Oxl50.
S5500-Beautifu cottage rooms; furnished;
$500 Splendid cottage rooms extra location;
part cash.
Apply TO THOMAS A. SMITH Il CO.. Park st Al
ameda; take broad-gauge ferry se3 II
GOIOO COTTAGE; 4 LARGE ROOMS; MOD
NLIUO. improvements: good location lot
4011OO; $500 cash, balance $50 per month.
S2200-Cottage; rooms; fine location; lot 5Ox
$50; $500 cash. balance easy terms
s4O0O-Cottage; rooms; all modern improve
ments: nice location; lot 5Oxl50; onethird cash.
rooms Cns ,T9s, all the latest sa inn
walks; lot 50x14s; finest view in Alameda; one
half cash.
We are now prepared and are building irst-class
homes to suit purchasers; on large lots; all street
work done; call and see plans; easy terms. JUDD.
HANLEY a CO., 1905 Park ST. SCI u
AfARCUsE LESSER OFFER THE FOLLOW
WI ing special bargains this week:
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month; new cottage; near st G.
ton; modern improvements; price $1,000; 33xS6.
5000 cash, $lS per month: new cottage; near sta
ton: modern Improvements; price $2l00; 33x89
$3.50 cash. $35 per month; fine cottage; near sta
ton; price $1,000: 42xl0O.
$500 cash, S25 per month; fine cottage; near sta
ton; price $4,000; 42x100.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month; Groom cottage new;
price $500: 50xl50
A few cheap installment lots for sale.
We have a few houses of A, and rooms to let at
bargain i applied 1 for g q, at once
ket ST.. opp. Palace Hotel; Alameda, Bay-street sta
tion (broad gauge). AUS tt
0.6OO CASH-BALANCE $55 PER MONTH;
DOUU lot 5Or2U3; cottage of rooms and bath;
fine marine view; price $3.50. mo 1888
$250O-Lot 4lxlD0; cottage OF rooms and BATH
high basement; $500 cash; balance $25 rer
month. NO 425)
$255O-Lot 5oI75; cottage of 6 rooms and BATH
good neighborhood; 1a cash; balance easy terms
S3O0O-Lot 27x1I5; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; stable, etc.. near station; $500
cash. balance $35 per month. NO 1851
$3700-Lot 40xl50; new cottage of rooms and
bath; high basement: fine garden and lawn; $500
cash; balance $50 per month mo- 4lO)
$4000-Lot 50xl25:6; new 2story house of 2
rooms and bath OH Central ave-; $500 cash; balance
1856 per month. (So. 413)
s425O-lot 7O:6x15O: cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine garden, etc.; $1,000 cash; balance 1872 90
per month. (No. 403)
s6O00-Lot 50xl36; new 2story house Of Z rooms
and bath; NE. corner on Central ave-; $500
cash; balance $50 per month. (No. $3.50
Choice building lots in all parts or Alameda
Houses TO rent and money to loan by H. p. MOREAL
CO, 142S Park ST., Alameda, and 402 Montgom-
cry St: San francisco 1y2ltf
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A TTENTIoN! STOP! READ! LOTS AT $3.50
n and $500. with $50 down and SlOper month in
stallment: minutes from Golden Gate Station, %
minutes from san Francisco; cheapest lots and best
terms in the country; only 80 lots TO be sold. APP
ply JEFFERS & WHITE. Golden Gate Office San
Pablo ave, ODD. Klinkner Block. aul7 Ian
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> BEAUTIFUL LOTS, EACH 40 FEET FRONT
Z on San Pablo ave, only block from station and
IS minutes from city on berkeley local; these lots
Will be worth $1,000 within one year. do not fail 10
see them at once; price $l400; terms easy. A. II.
BREED & CO., sole agents, 1913 Montgomery ST,
s 4, sel3 lot
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.-The spot market is slow at
Is 11ad@7s 41ad Cargoes weak at 37s for
of coast, 37s Cd TOR Just shipped and 37s I'd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations.: September rs 414d; October,
Is 43td; November. IS SAD; December. Is Sd; Jan
airy, rs Cd
SECURITIES
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Consois, 95: United States
Bonds-4's. 1881; AIS. 1864; Silver. SD;
Rentes, 96f soc.
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Lead Poison Cured.
lam painter by trade. Tires years ago I
had a bad case Of Load Poison, caused by using
paint. i was cured in short time by S. S. S.
The medicine drove the poison out through the
pores Of the skin. My system was SO saturated
with poison that my underclothes were colored
by the paint being worked out by the medicine
through the pores Of my skin. I was cured en-.
tirely by S. S. s., and have had no return since,
c. PARK LEAK, Waynesyille, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Eyes SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga,
aul 4lyTuThSa T.C.N.R.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Wheat, cash, S71acs
Rye-601sc.
Barley-75c.
Corn-495sc.
Pork-10c.
Lard-$6 2712.
Ribs-$5 so.
MhiskX-Sl H.
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MORNING SALES
Board-250 Hutchinson s Co, 81; 25 Oceanic S
Co, 81: 100 Hawaiian Commercial, 10; $4,000 z
OF Cal 81 Bonds. ll6.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-105 Water, 975s; $4,000 s 81
Bonds, 12l34; As Hawaiian Commercial 1915; 255
do. 70; y 90 Hutchinson Co. 2015; So Oceanic s
) Co. 81: so Cal Electric Light, 20; 200 vigort
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The Stockton School Trustees recently
elected Hamilton Wallace principal of the
High School. He was on hand last Satur-
day, prepared to enter ON his duties, but it
seems a clause in the new charter requires
every employe of the Windy City to be "a
resident Of the city one year next preceding
his or her election or appointment"
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15-The pressure In Wall
street still continues. The market to-day opened
from "A to Is lower than the closing prices Of Sat-
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FOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NO 1901
mIrrored with large plate lSx40; walnut, oak and
cherry: cash price elsewhere S55: installment
price only $50. NJ. FRIEDMAN 81 Co. 22S-230
Stockton St. cor. Post: open evenings. apple u
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
II price: easiest terms on new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
priee paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7, 1919. 1921 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth and
Seventh, j. NOONAN, auI IT
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aJO5 PER LoT-s25 CASH AND SO PER
tDlLO month viii buy choice lot in beautiful
Fruitvale surrounded by the most elegant homes In
Oakland: no such bargains offered In O1Nland;
If YOU want one of these see the owner at at
Twenty-third ave. Station East Oakland; local
trains take YOU TO the office. l. S. SHERMAN. II I'm
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ALAMEDA ROOMS Am nom

ALAMEDA hUOMS AND HOUSES.
HOUSE FURNISHED-7 ROOMS AND BATH;
- also store to rent; inquire at l64l Webster St,
Alameda. sei3 n
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange, SC for sight drafts and
Zoe for telegraphic.
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Lower at 81 1919 Q ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
Lower al 9O99lc.
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAM.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND Observation-Disclosures AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALL, S57 Broadway, near
Seventh st. ONCE hours A. n to . P NJ
DIEDMoNr CABLE RAILRoAD-LoTs FROM
L S15 per foot upwards, fronting on the cable:
lots from $40 per foot upwards within l block Of
make a quick profit with small outlay. w. l.
BARNARD & SON, 4S3 Ninth ST. sells If
y BEAUTIFUL LOTS, EACH 40 FEET FRONT
Z San Pablo ave. only block from station and
SIS minutes from city Berkeley local; these lots
Will be worth $1,000 within year; do not fail 10
see them at once; price $l400; terms easy. A. II.
BREED & CO., sole agents, 32S Montgomery St.
ST. sel3 lot
CJO- PER LoT-s25 CASH AND SO PER
tNlZO month viii buy choice lot in beautiful
Fruitvale, surrounded by the most elegant homes In
Oakland: no such bargains ever offered In OINland;
II you want one Of these see the owner at once at
Twenty-third ave. Station East Oakland; local
trains take you TO the office l. 5. SHERMAN. IL I'm
aoo5 LOTS 4O1iS5. NEAR DWIGHT WAY;
goo. block electric lights and electric rail
s20O-Lots at Golden Gate; come quick SAILS
BURY FITZGERALD, 475 Ninth St, Oak
land. seq II
TOR SALE AT A GREAT sACRIFICE-2 LOTS
i near line Of the Piedmont cabe-cars; price
oBy S40O each; also beautiful lots in Fruitvale.
only $3.50 each; these lots are worth double this
price. but / must have money; owner I. L.
TRUSLER, asa Ninth St seq I'm
GoOuO WILL PURCHASE .4sO ACRES OF
pine; has abundance of water and is splendid
range Tor cattle: about 40 acres cleared, with or
ehard and vineyard; rare bargain; terms easy;
perfect. For further particulars apply to the
proprietor. Nevada Stables, cor. Eighth and Harri-
son sts., Oakland. aus u
A TTENTIoN! STOP! READ LOTS AT $3.50
y and $500. with $50 down and SlOper month in
stallment: minutes from Golden Gate Station, %
minutes from san Francisco; cheapest lots and best
terms in the country only 80 lots TO be sold. APP
ply JEFFERS Il WHITE. Golden Gate Office, San
Pablo ave-, opp. klinkner Block. aul1 Ian
A RTIsTIC COTTAGES BUILT 5000 ROOM. w.
- j. BRADFORD, III Hannah St. Oaklaudly27t Il
IA LILLIAN j. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL ES-
w sale or exchange; Office Nos. 46o and
462 Eighth ST., Oakland, CAL; send for illustrated
price-liSt. le24 u
OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
MANICURE-FINGER-N BEAUTiFlED AT
vi 1856 Market ST., Oakland, by an artist. au3l II
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE Or EN- SUITE, AT
Z the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland;
block from the narrowgauge depot; table is IN
surpassed; elevator and artesian water; frstclaSs
in every way. G. A. MAUERHAN. ProprI etor. IL 5n
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COO OOB WORTH OF CLoAKS SUITS, JER-
u OU. UUt seys, etc, damaged by smoke only,
on sale at the Berlin Cloak and Suit House, % Grant
ave- at less than half price. 1t
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GREAT FIRE SALE, - GRANT AVE; 80 DOZ.
VI ladies' Jersey waists and b!ouses reduced TO S5c
former price 81 also 40 doz fine Atwood jersey
Mais.s reduced 70 5Oc eacn: former price 81 5O. II
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I AIDES. SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLETS-WE
l. have something new which will save you trou-
.ie; price 50. Address HARDWOOD HARD RUB
EEE CO., Market and Jones, 4th floor, Room 12i,
san FranciseO: send stamp; lady AGENTS wanted u
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I WILL GIVE 5 RECEIPTS, FOR COMPLEXION
freckles, hair from falling, cure badness remedy
for teeth, for sue. Address 1918 Wood ST., West
Oakland. 1t
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CPECIAL-CoNET TO THE GREAT FIRE SALE
- OF cOaks and suits at % Grant ave. and see tie
rreatest barcains ever offered In this CITY. II
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.-yREAT FIRE SALE OF CLOAKS. SUITS, ETC,
u % Grant ave; Sealette jackets, damaged by
smoke only SIS, 81 so and $40 original price $40
IL md 80 IL
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J4JE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
w 20 hire for balls, parties funerals at reason
Gble price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, COR Post and Dupont sts
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II knife peating 9 Gesry St, RIM !. - SnNoTu II
GENUINE EYEGLASSES.l5c.U UP. T2S MARKET,
" in Celebrated Ladies' Gove-store SUNDAYS. l3 u
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O. IN FOR CABINETS; FULL Lengths;
u .OU Godeus' Art Studio, 10 9TH. as Sururh If
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{, ECIAL GREAT FIRE SALE, 2S GRANT AVE;
- % Sealctte Jackets slightly damaged by smoke
r4,iprad 10 s. each worth 81 1t
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BOARD SALES.


following were the sales yesterday In the San
Iran cisco Stock Board:
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MONEY LOANED ON ARTICLES; EVERY DE-
w scrIption OF eollaterai; old gold and silver
bought CoLEMAN's. Al Sd st. San Francisco m3O
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AT MRS
L DARLiNGS. 7l01a Taylor ST. Jy25 II
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/ OANS MADE On LIFEINSUEANCE POLICIES.
J. Mercantile Bank, New Chronicle BIdng. ala I'm
NINE. SLATER-wONDERFbL TRANCE ME-
VI dunn. Just from Europe, is located AZ II Taylor
g hours Id TO g. sel4 IT.
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ALL sALEs-AFrERNoos.

Buyer go 200, 81 1858. Buyer scason-l0O,
s. 4sIa: 100. 81 4s2s: 100, 81 1914; 200, 81 AZ.
BARLEY-weaker and dun, though receipts are
not heavy. No. l Feed, 81 3212@l 50; lower
grades, 81 80; Chevalier. 81 50 for Standard
ard 81 3U@1 50 for lower grades; brewing 81 40
@l so 2 ctl for fair to choice.
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ETIRST-CLASS HAMBURGER AND HEALER,
! for ladies' only: treatment given at their own
residence. Address MRS L., COS Larkin st. 1t
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DeIInVntI
Nc. Amt. in the SaleDay.
pnarN
CON PASY.

Assessments PENDING.
Tie following is list OF assessments now ending
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ON REINSTATEMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS.
~ Silks setiskn and seaette cloaks: also carpets,
furniture, lacecurtains, blankets and folding-bedS
al NJ. FRIEDMAN Ii CO.'S 22S and 230 Stockton
81. Why pay ready money when yJu can buy just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
ttcck is respectfully socited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 22S and
80 Stnckrnn s. cor Post; omen evenings. apl2tf
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atME NJ DESHAYES, sol POST ST, WILL
vi teach you to make fragrant perfumes from
flowers and all toilet requisites. sell lat
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
STEAMER. DESTINATION. SAILS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TESSENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. Market street
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1,ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS. WHOLESALE
u ana retail grocers; the Oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast; teas and
cofees n speciality; chrOmos or eroekery: best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed and
Shipped free 9 aud ! Montgomery ave- 40 and
- Fourth ST., 400 and All Montgomery ave, 40l
HAYES st. ieIT TuThSu If
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A WHISPER TO LADIES UNLY-FOR MAR
n Tied bliss and single biessedness; by mail 81:
We send no circulars. Address W. J. HARRISON a
CO.. L. Box 1870. Spokane Falls Wash. au26 I'm
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CENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND
u with lady with view to matrmony. Address
H., Box go, CALL Branch Office. selo u
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


For Late Sa,ppm7 intelligence see Eighth Pags
Arrived.
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can q Tan delinquent In ONCE
DiviGenGs Declared.
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JTERY IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERS-
' v hen they eau sell mems cast-of clothes at
their own price by sending postal to 6l24a Laguna
St. and viii cali az once. sel5 It's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-14

In the Second District Court az
Beaver, yesterday. the jury In the
case Of Jeppe SoreAson, charged
with unlawful cohabitstion, re-
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Thrown from a Buggy.

II. 4. Iddings, secretary Of the
Carnival committee, was last even
ing thrown from his buggy against
telegraph pole on the corner OF
Washington Avenue and Twenty
sixth Street, receiving a broken
arm anu bruised head. lie was
driving the spanking bays owned
by Mr.. Wayne. They became lit
tie frisky and he used the whip.
When near the Sacred Hear;
Academy the team suddenly
turned down Twenty-sixth Street.
The wheels struck the tramway
track and slid on it up against the
pole, throwing Mr.. Iddings violent
" to the ground. The left arm was
shattered Immediately below the
elbow and internal injuries were re-
ceived which caused him to bleed
profusely from the ears. He was
carried into the Academy, where
the Sisters cared for him until a
physician arrived. The animals
broke loose and ran down behind
the estray pound where they
stopped.
The buggy was partly broken up.
At last accounts Mr.. Iddings was
very low, and it was reported that
life was despaired of, but the ply
sicians think differently. At the
present writing he is in n semi,
conscious state.-O9dsa Standard.
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An Aggravated Assault.

"Cale, West, son Of Ex-Governor
@. w. West, came very near &C
curing considerable distinction, &C.
cording 10 the recital Of an &C.
currence Of last evening. a young
man went to the City Hall
last night, where he ex-
hibited a pistol, and said he
had taken 1t from "Cale'' West.
This act he was coun-
seiled To perform TO save MS own
life He said he came up TO a
crowd in which ssCale'' was the
central figure. The latter was half
drunk, and was requiring a COM
paniou to dance, the argument useI
being a loaded revolver. The new
conner was requested TO trip the
light fantastic, but declined, when
"Caie" drew down his revolver,
placing the muZzle Of the
weapon at the young mans
neck, and snapped the hammer.
Fortunately there was one empty
chamber in the cylinder, and IL
was upon this that the hammer
descended, and saved young West
from becoming n murderer. He
raised the weapon again, 10 try at
another shot, when the young man
seized the pistol and took It from
him.
This state Of affairs was re-
ported at the police headquarters,
as stated. The officer was re-
quested TO arrest the offender, but
refused TO do so. He said he had no
warrant, and there was no one
there 10 issue one. The complain
ant was requested 10 come ut $3.50
this morning to meet the assistant
city attorney. The latter was noti-
fed, and failed to appear at the
time. He afterwards stated that it
was a Territorial case, and he
would not trouble himself with il.
The young man who had had such
a narrow escape from being muder-
ed, tried 10 find other officers who
would do something in the matter,
but up TO this afternoon had not been
successful.
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Weight Of Milk.

A gallon Of milk varies in weight
according to the quality. a gallon
Of pure water has n standard weig hit
Of $3.50 lbs. svoirdupois; n gallon Of
milk at a standard gravity Of 1880
would weigh s.5s9 lis. Its usually
taken to weigh 81 lbs The weight
Of milk depends on the COW more
than on the food, for a COW giving
rich milk will yield milk Of lever
specific gravity as the proportion Of
butter increases in 1t. But the diff
ference is very slight. There will
be a very slight difference between
the gravity Of milk made onsummer
pasture or good winter feeding, but
the latter viii produce somewhat
heavier milk. The specific gravity
Of milk before calving is slightly
greater than after calving, on ac-
count Of the greater proportion af
salts in 1t. The same applies to a
farrow sOw.-CoImtTy Gdsette.
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Testimonial Benefit Programme.


The benefit to be given to the dis
handed members Of the Californis
Olera Company in the Grand Open
House tomorrow night viii be :
gnnd affair. Prof. Hent's orchestra
will he augmented 10y n number o.
musicians vino have volunteered FOL
the occasion. and the following pro
sramme will he rendered:
l-oyerture. Morning, Noon aad Night
suppe.
Professor Kent and Orchestra.
Opening solo and Chorus. said Pasha. '
said PashA Male Chorus.
$500. Mating. .MilIard.
Ms Marie Bregazzi.
&-NuulJcr..-..------.--.......-.-..S Selected.
Spanish Guitar and Mandolin CluU.
5-ladizu Clu0 Exhibition.
Professor Jas Messenger, Champion.
t-GcrmaR Skstca...'Jasky Courtship''.
Ms Carol Crozse and Nj. L. F. Char
trauL.
f->ulo-.-.- y -4lEeOaou1-0r 1890. ' GrdL
>-snor q. Ferrari-
E-FEulzsIz torl Cla-.onet. Brepssut
Mr.. Walter E. simms.
Angel Of Peace. '............
SAID PasEa Chorus.
lo-uroHgEc-----.sslectt0Es from Councils
"Faustr
Professor hen; and Orchestra.
I-Eestsu0a-.. Execution OF Mary Queen
OF Scots
NJ, William Murray.
..o---.--.-.---' Gyp' ----.-------Pinsu tl.
Miss Jennie Havley.
.s-saNsIiEa Tor Violin. z.
Mr. ", Howard
i-Dlet-...-.''rhe los: White
MoSsrs. L-IverJy AID Murray.
~ anu --------...-...--.selc lee ted.
spanish Guitar and Mandolin club.
lf->o!o..--"My sentinel and I'r....W atsou.
Mr. 7. II. H5lc0mbe.
i.-yhorus.-..''star- spaugled Banner. ....
said Pasha Chorus
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FRAGMENTS.

wrs,y BARRETT comes to the
Theatre next week.
THE salt Lake Choral Society
meets this evening.
HIGH Council meeting tonight
al 80 O'Clock. = full attendance
is desired.
GO. CoEAY. Esq, Of the Ogden
,Va7dIrE editorial stall, was down
from the Junction City today.
TaEranie Of baseball between the
Ogden and salt Lake mines, was in
progress on Washington Square this
afternoon.
TOMORROW night the benefit yer
foruance for the members Of the
"Saii Pasha" company will be given
in the Opera House.
TIE Rio Grande Western switch
men went out on a strike yesterday
afternoon, on a question Of wages,
but the nlatter was settled. and the
men went TO work again last even
ing.
4 MEETING Of the Neteran Fire
mems Association viii be held this
evening at 80, at the old Wasatch
engine-house, South Temple Street,
where business Of special interest
will he brought forward. All volun-
teer firemen are invited TO attend
and take part IL the proceedings.
Il. II. HARDY, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-14
y. M.M.LA.coNFERENGE.

The general annual Conference
of the Young Mems Improveme-
ment Associations viii be held in
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, on
Sunday, June 1, 1890. Three meet
ings VIII be held on that day, begin
Mtg at 10 O'Clock am. and 2 and
1:S0 pm. ON Monday meetings
will be held for the officers and
members Of the associations, the
frst beginning at 10 am. The at
tendance Of all the officers IS partic-
nIarly desired.
The general ard local authorities
are requested TO promote the inter
ests Of this conference and encour-
ace a large attendance
w. WOODRUFF,
Jos. F. SMITH,
NosEs THATCHER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-14

Each bid was accompanied with 4
certified check for ) per cent Of the
bid made, and on motion Of Council
man Noble they were referred to the
committee on improvements.
The following appropriations were
made TO cover the expenses Of the
month: