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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

For burns, scalds, bruises and al.
pain and soreness of the flesh, the
grand household remedy is DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. Be Sure you
get the genuine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02


Mr.. Charles Orm5bv has returned
to the city frona visit TO his old home
in Norfolk While away MIR. Ormsby
entered the swimming match which Is
held annually st Ocean View and won
it. He is now the champion swimmer
of the State and he wears over his
hearta beautiful gold medal, inscribed
with his name, 10 prove It. MI
Ormsby will in future make Roanoke
his home and will open his saloon on
Campbell street at an early date. lie
is stopping at the Felix.
Wv
They are here looking for place to
put their tobacco-made sheckles in
Southwest Virginia dirt. This is not
the first visit to Roanoke that these
young gentlemen have made. They
have confidence in the future of the
section of which this is the hub, and
have backed their judgment by in
vesting. Messrs. Gerst and Lesber-
ger have cottage about four miles
from Wytheville,a and with their famf-
lies will spend the summer there.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

Messrs. Z. J.. Gerst and Dan s. Les
berger, two enterprising young bust
ness men of Danvi,le, are registered
at the Hotel Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

If you want the most durable piano
on the market, buy the Kranich and
Bach. 1t has been established TWEEN
ty-seven years, during which time it
has made a reputation that places ii
On ION
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02
ABOUT THE HOTELS.

Just ut this time the hotels of Roam
oke are taxed to their utmost capac-
ity. Instead OF one page being used
it takes two, and sometimes three big
pages of the register to chronicle the
arrivals, and from all accounts the va
rious hoste!ries must be coming
money. The Continental, the new
hotel, is getting its fair share of pat
ronage, and its proprietor is now in
Baltimore laying in supplies. Hewill
return to this city this morning.
Mr.. w. 3. O'Brien, the jolly con-
tractor of this city, has returned from
Il visit to Baltimore, and says he WAS
glad to get back again. He is stop,
ping ut the Continental.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02
scni-OnicislIy Denied.

BY United Press.
BERLIN, July 1.-The statement
published in the evening papers yes
terday to the effect that the CONT
nent powers, led by Germany, would
unite in the creation Of mutnai re-
pressive tariffs against American i'm
ports, is today semi-ofIiciaDy denied,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

THE HoBBIE Music Co.,
Lynchburg, Va. General South
ern Agents. Send for catalogue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02
Painful sprainI.

Miss Alice Haywood.slipped and fell
down flight of steps at her home in
Northwest Roanoke, and sustained
fracture of her left arm just above the
wrist.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02
Results of sheepshead Bay Races.

By United Press.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June First
race, I mile-PhGnix, first: Glory,
second. Ban Cloche and Druidess ran
dead heat for third place. Time,
ITO 20.
Second race, Il miles-Belie OF Nan
tura, first Hiss Belle, second Wat
terson, third. Time, 1:55 4-5
Third race, II miles, selling-Guy
Gray, first; Sorrento, second Barris-
ter, third. Time, 1:56 1-5.
Fourth race, 3-16 miles-Eon, first;
Wilfred, second Castaway. third.
Time, 2:O4 2-5.
Fifth race, mile, selling-Lord
Harry, first; Evangaline, second
Matagorda, third. Time, 1:1s 10.
Sixth race, grass stakes, II miles,
selling-Admiral first; Little jim,
second; Barrister, third. Time,
200 rs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

Baseball Games of Yesterday.
BY United Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
at Toledo-Toledo, l; Athletic, O.
At Columbus-Columbus, 3; Syra-
cuse, 1.
at Louisville-Louisville, 8; Brook
Ign, 2.
At st. louis-st. Louis, 8; Roches-
ter, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, IS; New
York, 9.
Atcincinnati-c Cincinnati, 8; Brook
Ign, 0.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-02

Baseball Games of Yesterday
~ United Press.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
MECHANICS. FAIR;
Two Pariors of the Native Sans VIII
-. Aliann Tn- Ninht- p. :. :.

Two Pariors of the Native Sans VIII
Attend Tonight.
Notwithstanding the rain OF the last: two
days the attendance of the fair has been
larger than in previous years for, the same
dates after he'epeniTg. The Directors pre-
dict from this.a sueces sful financial result,
for it was. thought that should the annual
exhibition be 0vertalsen by bad weather the
!: attendance. would fall off Their: calcutta
:tions, however, have turned out TO have
: been on false basis. -: ::
superintendent Culver, who fakes notes
of each nights attendance, reports that
since the opening the nun Der of visitors HIS
been steadily on the increase. zA1I the eX-
hibits are nOw in, aud in frst-Glass working
order. The: feature: Tonight Will :be the
visits. Of the Bay City and Alcalde parlors Of
the n. 5. g. w. The following is. the:lnusi-
cal programme for to-day: = =
. -. :. AFTEEEeois-P ~ :.
i. March. 'Boaureges', Roifson
2. Grand overture, "Brohze Horse i. ..,Arber
l. paraplfase; Lovely Sesvadbaii s. 'A'
g. Concert waltz 'tun Bal la oeur''. Fair bach
: FART -: ''.;::::e a. d.
J.. Grand selection, ':1annhauser Wagner
:. g. Solo for cornet, 'santasis" chairman
Herr lingo schmidt. =
o. ETHIOPIA characterlstique l.. Reeves
40 garop, "Sneezing" ungi
-: - EyESISG-PART l.: -:
l.: March .Ch arles H. TRssasa
Dedicated to Drill Corps den Gate conina5Iisry.
2, Grand overture Merry Wives: of WINDSOR.
g. Popular selection <, sil fhfVia
T.. Vocal Solo, Kathleen Maxouraeer' Grou,
Miss Mashilde Lennoai by request. Fiano and or
il .chestra aecompaniment.f+* 3:
8. Polish DANCE waw enka
-. by fequeSt.. = -:
:: -: ii PART IL. 49,.
6. Grand overture, 'Forpheus,,. -; ofenbach
:: =: Cadegces hy Herr Stress: -?:.-:::
T., Grand eralic;seSeeiioh from BelnrsMelo
ties -. 4kappey
Solos fer iii the principals OF the i,isiItl; Grand
-. =. = = - ftfaie. : -:
" ~ ii Miss Mathide. Lennon
9.davgtte, FIRST Heart .tllenberg
ia ,,,a +, by By fequest' = r..
:: " Director OF Music, GhatesH. CasstSa.
= Accom- anisflSig. Martinez. =:
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PANHANDLE INTERESTS.
The clubs Executive Committee subt
rid &c 81, w =.

The Clubs Executive. Committee subdi-
+. - ~: .xidss for work. +: II -
Last night several of the fifteen members
Of the Panhandle Improvement Clubs Ex-
ecutiye Committee Held a meeting at the
0aledale, corner Of. Broderick and Oak
STREETS. Dr.: G.. D.. Sa field was. chosen
Chairman, ;$:".s:
: The following committees were. chosen:
On street lights "A, Lux: Dr., F. f.
Lord. George Hinkle, James Kyuiltree and
Robert Cranslon: Ga fire appIisrlees-J. E.
Savage. j. NewIhans j. W. .Rliey,:J. G..
Maynard and j.. :: I.:Salmon. On police
Daniel MeDougall: Jr,.J. Newmali, VI, Her
nani, Tn onlaS d. Jones, j. +. Carroll and
M. e. ROuntree. =. ~ :; ::,.;j.3 4
). TWAS suggested that insteld of water
throwing engines chemical engines should
be used in the district, on account :of their
being lighter and equally good: in. common
blaZes.- !. = Il: -: u: :.
:. Ahm0Square and the proposed improve
ment TO make it:elual to what it: should be
caused considerable: discussion No action
was: taken upon il, however. /
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
:. .Mon.e.rap .:.carntg Fir.

:: SALINAS, Sept. 90, : Elre fourteenth: an
nual fair, under tile. auspices of the Mem
:terey County Agricultural .-Assosiagion.: be-.
satn here I lIe4yeatlaer lftr ed fine.
End, HitllstaTidilfss tile heavy rara rfyes==
+ erday, the tEaek=,aasil the tinest condition
: The pay foa is: fast beia g flied
! ne Attendance 0t ttsetraek was 70 ID. File
lrograiniife6 of the il. WAS ID olEGw First;
:. OF twe-yRar5GsJt colts, trotJing in: HARNESS..
oesf;tw0 in jhree. Iiifee. colts Started and
Spokane N / he RAGE Best time, 2:ci2. :.
The next was a running race tIifee.qu quar-
tiers ola glile and repeat. Four .wefe en{eleti
and three started. 'HBndley's Cedy ff3Woh. the:
Hrst. heat; tilifej In u: Lady Il dtstapetd
Goth in tile mex heal in :)1l ~ q be next
was trotiing, two III: three. Owens. Of Sail
Jose entered Marion; R6bert:fJfrNf Hollis
Ter entered Mary Or ". H. INisecarver Of
Bolinas, ST: PafTiek5 ST. Pattick .won<the:
first two. heats: Best Lime, 2::54s The last
race was avery Interesting one, the horses
being nearly evenly. Matched = - :.
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THE STORM.
Damage to The Grape Crop in Yuba and
S0n0ma Counties.

HoILIsTER, Sept. 30.-A very heavy show
er OF rain, amounting almost to a cloud
burst, is reported yesterday in the southern
portion of San Benito County. At Bear
Valley inches of rain fell in less than
three hours. The San Benito River rose six
feet and many crossings were impossible.
In HOLSTER rain has fallen at intervals all
day. But little damage is reported.
jSoNoMA, Sept. 30.-Rain has been falling
here at intervals for the past two days.
Should this rain continue great damage Is
feared to the grape crop.
S1ssoN. Sept 30-A light rain has been
falling all day. ~.
SPANIsHTowN, Sept. 3o.-A light rain has
is still south, indicative of more rain. The
bean crop is damaged badly. +
RED BLUFF, Sept. 30.--It rained hard last
night to O'Clock in the morning to-day and
l. 81 inches have fallen 1t is still raining
and the prospect is good for a deal more.
The wind is strong south. .-
MODESTO. Sept 30.-The rainfall for the
forty-eight hours ending at 7 O'clock this
morning measured LII inches, 1t is still
cloudy and threatening.
MARYsFILLE, Sept. 30.-Another rain
storm visited this vicinity last night. The
raisin-grape growers and vineyardists Will
suffer gre.tiy from this rain, particularly
as II dld not clear up this morning. The
heaviest raisln grape-growers had a large.
quantity OF seedle s raiSins out The Mus
catels were all taken care of. however.
Wheat-raisers are thankful for the rain, as
It will help. the fall planting. Reports
throughout the county state that the hop
growers had nearly finished picking and the.
rain was not disastrous to them.
HAPA, Sept. 30.-The precipitation of
moisture up to O'CLOCK this morning for
the storm amounted to 80 of. an inch. The
business of the wine-eelIaIs is practically:
stopped. Grapes will:rot badly aud will be
salable only for distilling purposes if the
rain continues, which seems probable. The
damage to. the grape crop. already is very
great. Nineyardists are much discouraged
at the outlook. 4: .. ~.
SANTA. Cruz, Sept. 30.-Lig1t showers
have fallen here for the past two days, the
total precipitation being. half AN inch
There has been some Slight: damage to.
grapes, but not serI0us.= The weather is now
clear, .'+;; +: =. 8.
PETAIUMA, Sept But little rain has
fallen here yet-juit enough to lay. the dast,
Cloudy and warm. -: -. -. =;
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!. BRUTALITY |. BEATEN 4
4 Woman Assaulted and Robbed.
d. &. in Sacramento. +. !. : !. +.
The Story Told BY al. Inmate Of. The.
/. ..:. ST. z. Receiving Hospital. r.. +
Opening Of The Annual Fair Of the Monterey
s. {. County Agricultural Assoeta.. +.
Fl !. tfon at Salinas, +. s s.. /.

Specialize THE. MosNrNa CALI

-
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 33e.=-A rather nnpre-
possessing woman: occupied a. cot In the
Receiving Hospital this. morning = She. came
!. in elTly.ot ( her yolition, and sbe*had a
frtgrtful. story 10 tel, but it was. no less
alarming than The frightful appearance size
presented: Her face had been beaten liter
ally into. Jelly and altogether she presented
as sorry an appearance. as the most con
toried fancy could conceive. The. woman
. said her name was Mrs. Georefna Grissell.
She claims size came to Saerapiento last
night from San francisco and pptnp at one
of the hotels Shortly after her arrival at
that carayansary She. says.s she essaged to go
out TO supper, VIXEN She was met by two
men who volunteered 10 eseortzher to. an ap
proPriate place where lady might enjoy an
evening meal She was indi5creet= enough
to accompany them, and as saon as they got
her off the main thoFoughfare, she says,
they assaulted and beat her in the most
brutal manner and then left her there to.
make her way as. best she might. Mrs,
Grissoll claims she was. robbed by tile
Tnffians of SIS ana left abS0 lUteiy penniless.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01

TITUS-KENG-Inth this city. September 10. $780,
Hume, Frank II. Titus VI. D., and Louise C. King
both of San Francisco. So.
GILLIES-J0H this city, September
"A, 1880, Hector NJ. Giies and Mary tombstone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city,, September 26,
1890, BY the Rev+Dr. Case. Richard T.. Hart and
Anna NJ Hazelton,: both OF San Francisco.
LIE AU-MELB0URNE-I this city, Sep
TENDER n. 1890, by the Rev. DR.. Case, Ellsworth
T. lie ;Borveau and Isabelle i. Melbourne. both of
San Francisco. -
cALLAN-FLoYn-In this city. September 90,
1890, at: the Howard=street NJ L. Church. John
= M Caiian and Ida NJ. Floyd, both OF San IRAN
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Victoria News

: - : . e. - E. -e
YIeToRIA d. C.), Sept. *=3ss0l The strike at
Dunsmuir's Sons Wellington mine is prae-.
-titaIly. over. One hundred aud fifty men:
were at work Saturday, thffty,fi9e of whom
arrived from San. Francisco by tl4e collier
Wellington. Sixty. others are coming on the
next trip. u :: :: - :.
"a number of English coal-nii pers haye=a ar
lived and have sent Word to, their friends
that They have struck 1T rieA}" the: first
wee hayiI g averaged Sc per3la3. ~ =; :.
y. Dense fqgs: haze preyailed liz tlie straits
i9T tile as t. few day s.. but sbey utd ilsfTag
escapes ard delays in stsi1lel atriy ais no
cdsg1ltles have eGeufTel 80 Il:
From an:0ffieiil source 1t Is learned THAT
the CUTTER orders are 10 proceed To Behrirg
Sea and Itet. ilitGttereswith Sehoo nerS 1slless
they go tg he ktyrs oiid rivers pf':.Alaska
and trallsgF stlte egiil lar Goa St .laWs. The
sealers here are sa1ts SIZED W It'll this as they.
: have no lpifnfE3n ON thtiT winter trip to
venture into den MateTs.. - =:
Mrs. liGDfft l5l1 SIN Wfa0iv -6f this late
Eo v Iiet has jqstocsu i.itd her.,n eT :tesi-
.de1lce wh{ei east half a million defIarS; -:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
NEW 1NG0RPOR ATOMS. Y
Articles Filed Representing 5000, OOO
-: y: :: Snbscri6ed Stock. .>|., =: Z:

Articles Filed Representing seeo, 900
~: e. = subscribed Stock. II
:: The following articles Of incorporation
were filed with the County Clerk yesterday ):
!. The swift Lumber and improvement Company,
to eOpdAct general lumber business thtlts city !:
Observation-Disclosures SWIFT, w. f. Swift. Peter
Swift, N amie Teresa Swift and EdWafl: Daniel
Swift. The capital stock Is $500, 0DQt of (which
$500 coo. has: been subscribed. Edward D.
Swift *is the largest stakeholder, his interest
amounting 10 $4,000. ~,r::, .
: Ihe Home. seekers Loan Association, TO do a
geneEaEi0an; building :and real estate business In
:tbis CITY; Md. Merteas. Benjamin Harris, f.
l.. lntpin, Louis Lander and Behrei,d:Jo0st
the Directors The capita stock IS 81; 0dG 900,
OF whtcH $50 600 has peen subscribed:
.. The Humboldt Building and Loan Association
of San Fl ;incise0: Henry Geilfu IS, Anton kreig,
George NJ: Ahrehs, j.: H. Mangels Henry Eb-
blnphalsep, Philip Selbelt Henry Pilster, Robert
T. Mieland and Hermahn:JoOSI, Directors. The
capital stock IS So, oooiooo. of which, s11o. 900
has been suhscfiUed. = 800.
Young Mems Institute No. / has also in.
cGrpoeaied Tor social ahd!muttial beneficial pur-
poses. =: The Directors: are Frank j.. Kierce,
Stephen r: 0'Keege, W. +. Ryan; jEtmore j..
Crane, BID. Mcdonald John l.. FeTren, Frank
j. MhrasKy, james E.Smitb,: Andrew c.: Dun-
levy, Emmett r. Barrett, Robert Tobin. and Z. r.
Myrick.t The association has no ca,ttai STOCK.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
LOCAL POLITICS.
Horace Davis Will Be Nominated
for Congress.
To Illustrate the Australian System = En-
thusiastic Republicans-Reform Demo-
Gratis Meet Soon.

The Fourth District Republican Congress
sional Convention met last night at the
rooms Of the County Committee with Reu-
ben Fl. Lloyd in the chair. Immediately
the convention was called to order motion
was made to adjourn till s o'clock tomorrow
night, and was carried without dissent
ing voice.
This action virtually settles the fight. and
it is safe to predict that Horace Davis will
be the nominee. tits known that immense
pressure has been brought TO bear on him
during the last few days, and at o'clock
last night a letter was received from him
announcing that he would accept. This, of
course, put an end TO the struggle, and it
was to make the nomination unanimous, if
possible, that the convention adjourned over.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
DOWN A HATCHWAY.

John Tharp Killed on the Steamer
George w. Elder.
John Tharp, a stevedore, fell down a
hatchway on the steamer George w. Elder,
lying at Main-street Wharf, yesterday after
noon. The fall was about twenty-five feet,
and the unfortunate man was picked up in
to the Receiving Hospital, where his inju-
ries were pronounced fatal, and at $3.50
o'clock last night he died. The remains
were conveyed to the Morgue. The deceased
was about 30.years Of age. and resided at II
Clenentina street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
.olHnnliio Mol51:.nt ains, .Exn,oraIs..

=.AsToRfA;- Sept . So Three mem teFs of
Iieuienapt- @'NtllPs party " tio:Iett Van
eOuyerBlrraoks ia; June fer the purpose of
explGripg tle.0lympfe MoI1hfains arttHe ed
to-day on; the steame Alliance fran Grays.
HARDER. Eieutenafitt9 \ ELL was left at the.
head watetsof tA1 SqipJlt RiEtt, but ise&-:
days: The men tate that AGRICULTURAL land
in the explored: rsgitn is not plentiful, but
thtres an almost iIuli nrItesi aan16unt of the
finest timber III the work !" Indica tipns Of
coal and other: minerals were also found and
Inc SfrrffiIIs SIaTIil: wi til iSl,:
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senger Agent of the Santa Fe Company.
left this city suddenly and have
not since been heard of. Investigation
shows that they are short in their
accounts to large amount, perhaps as high
as $4,000. 1T is supposed they have gone to
Mexico. Dunn is connectsd with high Off
Gals of the Santa Fe Company. Both were
under bonds. Dissipation is given as the
cause Of their defalcation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
.Fato OF. /. Young Enrirs,im \ n

and County Hospital a young Englishman
named George Howe. Brownie. Deceased
game to this city last February, and for "a
while spent money iavishly. He was, how
ever, attacked with .lemorrhages of the
stomach, his purse became depleted, and he.
was forced to retireto the institution where
he died. Browne was: a grandson Of Vice.
Admiral Sir George Tyler OF. this British
navy, and acopsin OF Lord Duurayen;of in-
ternational yachting fame. * :
= A number. uf his friends took charge Of
his remains and gave them. decent burial,
and then notified The British Consul, who
has advised the young mars relatives Of his
death; 1920
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-01
/. .stnhhsa nnrina. a. .anarral

sAcRAMENro.: Sept .:so.-.Iiase. tonight.
John Burns, a: hop-pfckef,.~ ard Robert
Watts, a cripple; Quarfeled in the City
Hotel saloon about paving for drinks
crutch. The larler.drew a: pocket kpfffe and
stabbed Watts in the abdomen and: back.
The Doctor says the wounded man ca nuot:
live. Burns admitted the stabbiiig,: Beth
men :MeIe in lianor. = -: = =.
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-. - :.
PRIMES nnd"GrapaS,is

-: As consignment Of French pruties from
Diamond Springs. .El Dorado County, said to
be thelargest ever received, arrived yes ter
day fertile State Board of Trade<." Several
DGXes-of large nltscat grapes4were received
with the prnnes: from the SAME place :F5ven--
tyohe large clusters of grapes. COIN prisirg
seven varieties. griwh by F.. II. Mnfphyat
Perkins. Sacramento County, were placed
on exhibition Yesterday in the front Win
dow Of the BOaril.: :: ;. -. i ~.
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..Bsd.'Wfather for Fairs.

:. .YREKA, Sept. 80. Ion account Of the rain,
= the Mount Shasta Fair, which was to begin
Tomorrow, has been.p0stpoaad ito Thurs
day. Ii the storm. continues; it Will be fur
Their postponed, - !.
: BAKER Cry {0regenl Sept. 90 Tile Sec
ond annual exhibition. Of the first Eas tern
:20reg0n District Agricultural Society COM
:menced to-day. Owing to.ths rain / lie speed
programme was not Completed. The special
5trUt for purse: of $3.50 Harry Howe on,
- S second. Time, 2;3531SS .4:. -:
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DoNovAN-In this city. September %. 1890, John
Donoyag, beloved cousln Of Mrs Thomas Taylor,
Patrick and DanieI Sullivan anu Hannah and
Katie Reagan, native of baltimore, County
Cork. ireland. aged rs years and months.
I'm FriendSandaclua intances are respectfully In
vted TO attend thefaneral THIS DAY tWrdnes-
day. at s:3D O'CLOCK A. NJ. from t.e residence OF
Mrs. 1hoinas Taylor, 729 Natuna street; thence to
ST. Josephs Church. where a requieih$Inass viii be
celebrated for the repose of his Soul commencing
% at o O'Clock A. II. lnterment Holy Cross Gene
terry. - e-iIss 50
ST. JosEPHs ASSEMBLY, No. BY. M. c, "
oficersand members are hereby netlfed to at
tend the funeral OF our late brother. John Dono-
yan,; I HIS DAY Wednesday,. at 80 O'Clock
A. NJ, from his residence, 729 Natoma street.
Fines Tor non-attenAaUce. BY order.
4 I. a A
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CORCoRAN-In this city September 27, 1890, to
the wife OF William ID. Corcoran daughter
BfRNE-In this city, September q, 1890. to the
wife of John +. Byrne a son.
URY-1n San Leandro September 90, 1890, to the
wife of S. IL. Try, daughter.
SULLiVAS-In this city. September %, 1890, to
the wife Of Maurice Sullivan. III laughter.
ZIMMERMAN-In South San Francisco September
10, 1890. TO the wife OF Ernest Zimmerman, a son.
HUGHES-In Ocean View, San Francisco County,
September g. 1890, TO the wife of David Hughes
ason
MAGoRTY-In this city. September 20. 1890. to
the wife or J. W. MAJORITY, son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1890, to the wife OF A.
W. Kennedy. 4 daughter.
BAKER--Ip this city, September 90, $780, to the
wife off, Ridley Baker, daughter.
SHERMAN-In this city. September %, 1890, to
the wife of frank F. Sherman. a son.
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by filling up an affidavit he readily procured
glass of brandy. He thus took more
intoxicating drink and committed perjury in
the bargain.
In closing Mr.. Murdoch announced that
the rolls were open. and that those who
favored the movement would not be called
upon for anything but their moral support
no fees and no dues.
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. Said to He ToofYoune.

Gustave Walter proprietor Of the: orphe-
UNI, yesterday. shared tie experience of
Manage Gottlob of beBusll-street Theater.
:. He was;arresttd by am: officer of the Society
for the Preyention=of Crueltyto Children on
charge Of misusing a child IN an acrobatic
a Jaraneze lad, who goes on the OrpiiesilIn
boards nightly with troop of acfobats.
. Walter 'sarrest was .aforn enlv. He walked
out Of Prison after :depositing the necessary