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PATENTS

o. D. LEWIS Solicitor of Patents,
l31 Fifth avenue, above Smithfield, next Leader
Office. mo delay.) Established 20 years.
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USE Walkers Wax Soap.
au11, 3,14,15
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rent 81, 800 annually: splendid chance for invest
ment. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 129 Fourth ave-,
Pittsburg. au8-75-D"
East End Residences.
ivy STREET-SHADY SIDE: BARGAIN;
L lot 5OxlOO: very desirable frame dwelling of
rooms and attic, front and rear porches, gas
water, etc.: fine shade trees: particularly de-
sirable neighborhood: convenient to Pittsburg
and Duauesne fractions and p. X. R.; only IS, 500
THOS. 11GG EFT, II Diamond st.
NTEYRAN AVE.--ONE OF THE MOST DE-
M sIRABLE residence streets in Oakland; a
stylish brick house, rooms, finished attic: latest
improvements; laundry in yard; lot 30Xl00 IT. to
alley: second door from Bates ST. price only S. 500.
See W. A. HEBRON & SONS, so Fourth ave.
au3-38-MF
w ESTMINSTER ST., NEAR AIKEN AVE.
w and two squares from Fifth ave.-one of
the most desirable locations at Shadyside: very
complete new brick house: rooms, well finished,
elegantly papered; with all the most modern i'm
prOvements: lot AZ ft. front with shade and
ornamental trees: for sale on account of removal
of owner; price just what it cost, 50. 900. W. A.
HEBRON B SONS. 80 Fourth ave. au3-3S-M*
o7 OOO-IN THE MIDST OF EAST END,
~ - easy distance ofP. r. r., Duquesne and
Fifth ave. fraction lines on one of the most de-
sirable residence St., modern (and new) brick
house of fine appearance, nine ro ms, well
finished and all the very latest Improvements on
very reasonable payments. W. A. HEBRON Il
SONS, 80 Fourth ave. auIO-3i-M+
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miscellaneous.

DENSIONS-WE ADVISE A DISABLED SOL
l. DER, who has served 30 days to apply for a
pension at once for good reasons: we procure
Mexican w ar pensions; widows of soldiers can
now get pension; also minors; bring discharge
papers and two witnesses: no advance fee de-
manded by us GO years practice). j. II. STE
VENSON q CO., 100 Fifth ave. jyN-D
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

East End LOIS.
T OTS-20 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
IL Fifth avenue, corner Ivy ST., Shadyside; this
property Is in the midst of some of the finest resi-
dences on the avenue James Park. Jr., Mrs. John
McCune. Mrs. Gusky and others; it cannot be ex-
celled for residence purposes in the two cities:
North avenue property at three times the price is
not better in any respect, If as good. NORRIS &
FLEMING, 10S Fourth ave. jy29-70+
" OTS-THE FINEST FOR THE MONEY IN
IL Allegheny. county, those in Chas. E.
Cornelius plan, Mornfn gside, Eighteenth ward.
Pittsburg Beautiful building lots at from 500 to
500, weekly or monthly payments; no interest;
convenient to street cars and railroad. Call upon
N. 2. SAWYER at his home, Morningside ave-
nue., or CHAS. E. CORN NELlUS, 406 Grant st.
je26-32F
T OTS-IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS' PLAN AT
IL Morningsde, Eighteenth ward, can be
bought in blocks of 5, 10 Is at reduced prices,
and on the most liberal and accommodating
terms. Small cash payments; long time. See N.
Z. SAWYER, Agent, on the grounds, or CHAS,
E. CORNELIUS, 4O6 Grant st. je26-32F
o7S FOOT FRONT ELEGANT CORNER
u y lot on Rppey st. (paved) go #. front;
fine residence location: convenient to cable lines
and z. K. r. MELLON BROTHERS 8349 Station
St., Z. E. au8-69-MFSur
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INVEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY
w for Young Ladies. Twenty-fourth year.
Is provided for giving superior education in
collegiate eclectic and preparatory depart-
ments; also in music and art. MRS. HENRI
ETA KUTZ, 2045 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
jy29-67-D
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND-COL
IN LEGIATE Institute for young ladies and
preparatory school for little girls, conducted by
the School Sisters of Notre Dame.
EMILIA P. o., near Baltimore, Md.
jy20-4SMw5
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EDUCATIONAL.

HARCOURT PLACE SEMIN NARY.-A
III school of the highest grade for young la
dies and girls. Established upon original lines,
its growth has been remarkable. For catalogue
address the Principal, MISS ADA /. AVER. B.
A. Gambler, o. jel237-D
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAs FsAYc1sco. FEBRUARY 4th

sAN FRANCISCO February 4th
] FLOUR-Trade has been somewhat handi-
capped of late, as transportation facilities have
been p or, owing to stormy weather. Stocks
are liberal and the market tends favorably for
buyers. Net cash price for Family tx
rras, 81 1904 20 y Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 05;
| WHEAT-Velues are fairly well maintained.
while the immediate outlook for any improve
| ment is not particularly encouraging. Good TO
choice shipping grades are quotable at 81 1910
BARLEY-The inquiry for feed purposes is
not very positive, and prices are barely steady.
| Brewing qualities continue slow of movement,
| there being no outside demand, while local de-
mands are light. Choice product is not plenti-
! full, so that prices remain steady and firm.
| No. Feed, soc choice, S21ac; common grades,
| 771Sc: Brewing s5@921zc Tor fair to good and
| 95cGSI for choice.
| OATS-There is good tone to the market, and
prices show good strength at an advance on
| figures lately ruling. We quote: Surprise
81 i0@1 IS: milling 81 S21S choice feed, 81 30;
| No. l, 81 30; No. 2, 81 2091 by; lower grades,
sl@1 i21155; Stray, 81 2O@1 .; Black. 95cGs1 10
| p ctl
CORN-Business has been quiet for some
time, with weak tone 70 quotations. Supplies
! as follows: Large Yellow, 95ag71Sc; Small
| Yellow. 971zc@s1; Wkite s1G1 10 . ctl.
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at s2292S ?
! CORNMEAL quote feed at s22a23
? ton; fine kinds for the table, In large and small
| packages, SyG31ze 2 u.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 > ton.
| SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 506
| Is; Yellow, S2@2 Is ? etl; Canary. 3sz94c;
Hemp, 4szG5c; Rape, 81 1902: Timothy, &C;
| Alfslfa SIC q b: Flax. s333 % 2 ctl.
| MIDDLINGS-Sales are quick and prompt at
! full rates, the demand being well up to the
/ SUPPLY Quotable at SIS 50Gl9 50 = ton.
( HAY-Choiee grades show 6rmness but the
I medium qualities have little strength 10
values Clover, s5G9; Wheat, ordinary grades,
| SOIL; choice, s13GI4; Wheat and Dat, sag
/ y 50: Wild Dat, s7@11; Barley, s5G9; Alfalfa,
| S7al0 p ton.
| STRAW QuotabIe ct 5O66ec , bale
HOPS-The tone of the market is firm and
I good inquiry prevails. Offerings are not large,
while trade is slow From 9 70 12c ? II is the
aUotable range for fair TO choice Article. Il
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white population of the place took more
than usual interest in the matter, and foul
play of some sort was openly declared by
The Cinnamon friends of the woman, on
the grounds that her death would enable
tie brother Of Man Wsh Chan to inherit
the vast wealth Of the deceased. The mat
ter assumed such proportions that Coroner
Bishop determined to proceed to Borden
to-day and hold an inquest. He left on the
hoop train north, taking with him three
lawyers, two doctors, and q shorthand re-
porter.
Their arrival at Borden, which is practi-
cally a Chinatown of 500 inhabitants,
threw the Cinnamon into the widest state
Of excitement.
a jury was finally empaneled and the
inquest proceeded to the point of an
autopsy, when two brothers Of the woman
and brother of Man Wan Cnan OBJ
jected strenuously to If, going so far as to
threaten 10 kill anyone who offered 10
touch the body Officers at MADEIRA were
telegTepbed for, and in an hour arrived
and placed the two directors under arrest,
and the autopsy was proceeded with.
The doctors reported no evidence OF
corrosive poison-but could not say as 10
slew poison without an analysis, which
wss not ordered. The jury returned ver-
dict of death by natural causes.
This leaves an open field for the brother
| TO inherit the large estate.
| Sheriff Hensley returned to-day from
San Francisco with the burglars George
Wilson and John j hnson, who broke into
Weiner's store lately. Both admit their
guilt, and will plead for light sentences.
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ENTIRELY RECOVERED.
General Manager Towne of the S. P. Co
at Home Again.
From the S Z Altal

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Towne will be glad to welcome them back
to this city after their absence of several
months, especially as Mr.. Towne returns
entirely recovered from his recent serious
illness, which at one time it was feared
might result fatally. The removal of Mr..
Towne by death would have been felt in
this city as something more than mere
private misfortune; it would have meant
to the city of San Francisco the loss of one
of her most public-spirited citizens; emf
nent not only for his many charities, but
as one of the foremost workers in every
cause that tends to the material advance
meut of the interests of this city and the
State of California. His services could not
easily have been spared by the great rail-
road system of which he is the efficient
General Manager, but they would be missed
to an even greater extent by the State at
large. The many organized charities, of
which Mrs. Towne has been so liberal a
patron, and to which she has rendered such
efficient aid and counsel, are also to be con-
graduated on her return TO the sphere of
useful and charitable labor from which she
has been so long missed.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ex-seeretary of State Burns was In the city
yesterday.
Theatrical Manager Thall arrived in the city
yesterday.
State Prison Directors Depue an sontagg came
up from san Francisco last evening.
Mrs. A. j. Stevens is at Havre, France, and
will remain abroad another month or two
Charles A. Low, a well-known journalist Of
San Francisco, was in the city yesterday en-
route home from trip TO the snow scores Of
the Sierrss.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Mrs
VIM. Benjamin, Colfax; Miss H. Boyden, Lin.
coin; B. I. Mccullough, Colusa; E. Williams
J. c. Ball. Z. D. Moore, Woodland; G. L. Threl.
kel, Newcastle; Mrs. W. B c. Brown. San Fran.
cisco: J. L. Camp. Brighton; George F. Volz
San Francisco.
Arrivals atthe Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
A. Greenins, Chicago; John ". Slayin Oak
land I. ". Wilson and wife, Millyille; L r.
HuddlestoD, Rochester; J. X Anderson, Wis
consin: F. ". Moerlls, Alameda; F. NJ. Nellis,
Pittshurg; II. D. Lamotte, G. II. Gray. L. S
Pond, c. P. Warehouse, Il. C. johnson, u. p
Hal, B T. Mccullough, San Francisco; o. K.
Brown, Indianapolis: DR.. 81. J. Brode, Truckee
Sam Thall, Manager Grisne-- Davies troupe: W.
h ByinRton and wife, Santa Rosa; A. K. Nun
son, Oakland; W. Z. Grobe, Philadelphia.
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A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN,
But One Who is Exceedingly Lax in thu
Way of Morals.

But One Who is Exceedingly Lax in the
Way of Morals.
PETALUMA, February 4th.-John F.
Naughton, the slayer of Herr in San Fran
cisco, is well known in Petaluma, this be-
ing his native city. He attended the pub
lie schools of this city and Columbia Col
lege of Law, Washington, D. c., graduating
from there in 1880 He held the Office of
Under Sheriff of Sonoma county under the
present incumbent, Sheriff Colgan, for sew
eral years, and was involved in an intrigue,
which compelled him to leave the city.
He located in San Francisco, ostensibly
to practice law. Naughton has a mother
and several sisters residing in Petaluma,
who are highly esteemed. His father,
Herbert Naughton, pioneer citizen, died
here recently. The killing was surprise
TO the people Of Petaluma. and is the sole
topic Of conversation. Nsughton is gener-
ally recognized as a young man of more
than ordinary ability but lacking in moral
power.
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REsOLuTE sTRIKERs.
They Defy the Authority of Michigan
Sheriff.

They DEFY the authority OF michigan
Sheriff.
MARQUETTE Mich. }, February 4th.-Sat-
urday about fifty laborers employed at the
Volunteer mine, located at Palmer, struck
for 81 per day, an advance of 40 cents. The
company operating the mine refused the
advance and hired new men, but the strik-
ers would not allow them to go to work.
Yesterday the Sheriff, with an armed
posse, went to Palmer to disperse the strik-
erS. but he did not have enough men with
him and returned, leaving the strikers
masters of the situation. To-day the
Sheriff, after receiving reinforeements from
Ishpeming and Negaunce, is now on the
ground but the strikers show no signs of
yielding.
The Sheriff is disinclined to precipitate
a crisis, and the two bodies of men are
watching one another sharply. If the new
men should so to work Dloodshed is
likely to ensue.
The mine is one that was purchased by
General Alger year ago, and he is the
prime stakeholder in the company op-
Grating it.
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CoLUsA COUNTY.
The Supervisors VIII Not Assist to Build
the Chico Bridge.

the Chico Bridge.
CoLUsA, February 4th.-The Board OF
Supervisors, this afternoon, heard three
circumstances from northern Colusa county
protesting against the use of the road fund
of that district in replacing the Chico bridge
destroyed in the recent floods a motion
appropriating $1,000 from the common
fund 10 assist Butte county to replace the
bridge failed. The County Clerk was al
lowed 500 for the purpose of assisting the
executive committee of the River I'm.
provement Convention in the furtherance
of their labors, the same to be sent tc
Mayor Gregory of Sacramento.
1t is clear. The river is four feet below
the high water mark,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
custom House Statistics

Show that 2,454,5o4 cases of champagne
were imported during the last decade, of
which over one-fourth was &c. II. Mumm's
Extra Dry Their importation during
that period was over 100000 cases more
than any other brand, indicating its popu-
larifv.
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SUPREME COURT.

MONDAY, February 8, 1872
Alhambra Addition Company VS.. Maynerry;
Martin VS.. Ames-0rdeTed the causes be heard
and determined by the Court in bank. Beatty
J..
Elk parte Avi a, on habeas corpus-Let writ
issue herein, returnable before me on Saturday,
February g. 1890, at II A. NJ. Further ordered
that copy of the petition and of this order be
served on the Acknowledgement forthwith. W.
Fl. Beatty, Chief Justice.
Elk parte Collins. on habeas corpus-Ordered
that writ issue herein, returnable before me
on Friday, February Dist, at 10 A N. 1t is fur
Their ordered that petitioner be admitted to bail
in the sum of $1,000 pending the hearing. w.
H. Beatty, Chief Justice.
HarrigRn VS.. Mowry-Ordered that appellant
may have ten days further time from date 10
file reply brief therein. The Court.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
West Coast Lumber Company VS.. Littlefeld ct
al; West Coast Lumber Company VS.. Littledeld
Notion of McEnerney, upon presentation of
Jerks certificate to dismiss appeals herein,
submitted.
Smith ct al. VS. standardization of Collins,
upon presentation of Clerks certificate to dis
miss appeal herein, submitted.
Halves VS.. Clark-On motion of Burris. ordered
that appellant may have permission to file his
supplemental brief respondent to have to and
including February Sth to reply thereto.
Moulton ct al. VS.. Knapp ct sl--0rdered that
Caroline Knapp, executrix of the last will of
S. Knapp, be appointed appellant herein, in
place of said decedent. Cause to stand sub
mitted upon briefs on file.
Estate of Lahiff-By consent of counsel, or
dered cause stand submitted upon briefs on file.
Meux VS.. Homeward Bound Placer Mining
Company-Ordered cause be stricken from the
calendar, to be restored only on notice and mo-
ton.
Gray VS. Sabin-On motion of appellant, cause
continued for the term.
Estate of Cook-Argued by Chamberlain and
Deuprey for appellant, Sewel and McPike for
respondent, and submitted
Estate of 0sborn-Argued by Cope for appel
liant, Wright for respondent, and submitted.
McCaffrey ct al VS.. Lalla ct al.-On motion of
Tevlin, ordered that appellants be allowed to
file an undertaking on appeal for the stay of ex-
ecution herein.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Scott VS.. Smith-On motion Of Morgan, Or
dered that the appeal herein be and the same is
hereby dismissed.
Wormser VS.. Connelly-On motion of Harrison
and pursuant to stipulation, ordered that the ap-
peal herein be dismissed.
Corson vs. Berson ct al.-On motion of Wood,
ordered submitted upon briefs on file.
Reynolds VS.. Borrell, etc.-On motion of
Schadbourne, ordered submitted upon briefs on
file.
Oullahan VS.. Baldwin ct al.-Continued for
the term.
Case W. Sun Insurance Company-Argued by
Rhodes for appellant, Dibble for respondent,
ana submitted.
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Colonel NIosby.

WASHINGTON, February 4th. = Colonel
Mosby will start for home in about week.
He has been employed BIZ a syndicate OF
Paris and Frankfort bankers to take
charge of Mexican scheme of some i'm
portsnce, which Is to be pushed in the
West
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SUPERIOR COURT.
apartment Two-Buckles, Presiding

Department TwO-Buckles, Presiding.
TUESDAY. February T. 1870.
Estate of Fannie Carmody, deceased-order
appointing George P. Royster, W. H. Hanlon
and George +. Parker appraisers
Carmody VS.. Sacramento Bank-Order dis
missing complaint of intervention.
McMann VS.. McMullen-Continued
Bsgwell VS.. All Sing On trial.
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Los ANGELES.
The Fight stin On Between the Mayor
and the City Council.

dAh0 AAC NA'g OOhAAtAA
Los ANGELES, February 4th.-The
reach between the Mayor and the City
jouncil is widening rapidly. They have
not been working in harmony for over a
year, owing to the clash of opinion in re.
gard to the management of the police de-
partment. The Council he's been riding
rough shod over the Mayors veto.
Yesterday the Mayor returned lot of
bills approved oy the Council, but without
bis approval, taking the position that uG-
der the city charter all supplies contracted
for must be paid by ordinance
The Council failed to egree TO this, and
at once re-npproyed the bills over his vote.
This afternoon Mayer Hazard, through C.
j. Richards fled an application for ali in
junction restraining the City Auditor and
Treasurer from paying the bills.
Members OF the Council were seen to
night and they were unanimous in their
determination to stand By their action OF
Monday, and Will settle the trouble in the
Courts
A SAD ACCIDENT.
This afternoon at o'clock James Fitz.
patrick, a carpenter for the Santa Fe Com
pany, was working under a freight car IN
the yards when switch engine started the
cars, not knowing Fitzpstrick's position
The wheels passed over both of his legs
rendering amputation necessary. He is in
a dying condition tonight. He has a wife
and five children, who are in INDECENT
circumstances.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON. February 4th.-ObstIuctive tao
tics were renewed by the Democrats in the
House to day. 1t took fully two hours to ap-
prove the journal, IS roll calls were demanded
When the journal was finally approved, a mo-
lion to adjourn was entertained and another
roll was called. The motion to adjourn was
lost.
The Speaker then proceeded to lay before the
House an Executive communication and the
Senate bills which have been accommodating
since last Wednesday.
When he referred d certain bill to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means Bland moved its refer
enee to the Committee on Appropriations, and
demanded the ayes and noes
The motion was in order. and the Speaker
recognizing it, the roll was called. The motion
to refer the bill to the Appropriations Committee
was lost.
At this junciure Flower Dem arose to correct
his vote. He said. "Mr. Speaker, voted to re-
fer this bill to the Appropriations Committee,
but think it involves important questions, and
I therefore move its reference to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
This was an unexpected move, but it sufficed
as dilatoyy motion, for the Speaker was COM
PEELED to recognize it and the roll was called.
After some other flibusteriDg by the Demo-
Gratis the bill was finally referred to the Ways
and Means Committee and the House adjourned.
1t is understood the Committee on Rules will
report the code of the House rules tomorrow.
Morrow presented in the House to day a me-
mortal from the California River Improvement
improvement OF the Sacramento, San Joaquin
and Feather rivers.
The House Committee on Commerce has
agreed upon an adverse report on the bills con-
tinuing San Diego and Los Angeles as ports of
entry.
The Hou-e Committee on Military Affairs
have agreed upon favorable report on the bill
providing that the Secretary of War shall select
the best regiment of military in the States bor-
dering on the coast, and to drill them in the
| science of coast defense, the planting sub-ma-
rine wires, making forts, etc. In the case of
California two regiments will be selected.
IN THE SENATE.
Among the bills introduced in the Senate and
referred was one by Walcott for the admission
OF the State of New Mexico, and one by Plumb
for the protection of the American bison.
Ingalls, presented petition asking an appro-
priation OF sl00 per capita for emigrants to Ii
IBERIA. Referred.
Plumb offered resolution, which was agreed
to- calling on the Secretary to furnish copies of
the various reports of the military officers in re-
| lation TO affairs at Guthrie and Oklahoma City
| since the opening and settlement of that terri
| tory.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
| journed.
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j. MILL E r
Sacramento Packing and Drying Co,

PACKERS OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS
of California Canned Fruits:
"GOLD DUST BRAND" extra 3pound cans,
choicest selected fruits
GOLD FORT BRAND" standard 25z-pound
cans, selected fruits. Full weight brand, extra
heavy goods al! quality of fruit equal 10 most
Standards We use only the best graduated
sugar. We also put up a line Of SAUCES, under
our trade mark 'Oid Fort" such as "Old Fort"
Table Sauce, Catsup. Chow. Chow, Salad Dress
eo1ial to any other brands. Ask your grocer for
our goods Rs- LOCK FOR OUR BRANDS.
Sacramento Packing and Drying Go. 4pif
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Boiler Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA February 4th.-A boiler
exploded at the Edison electric light build
ing on Sausome street to-day. Five men
were badly scalded.
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small way it is possible that 1Sc 4 b might be
obtained for something very select.
BRAN-Sells as fast as it is produced. Market
firm. Quotable at S14914 so q ton.
RYE-Quotable at 95c@s1 . ctl.
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FREsNo COUNTY.
A Chinawoman's Death Creates Quite a
Sensation.

SCHadtIOHs =
FRESNO. February Adj When the news
OF the sudden demise of the relict of the
Man Wah Chan. wealthy Borden China
man, reached Fresno yesterday, there was
great babel il Chinatown, and even the