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PROPOShIS.

DROPOSALS-NEWC CITY HALL-SEALED PRO
posaIs for the following work and materials will
be received by the Board OF New City Hall Commits
sioners In the chamber OF the Board OF Supervisors
tween the hours OF IL N aud 2 n. OF that day:
Contract 32-For providing and putting in place
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamber OF the
Board OF Education. To be completed by March 81,
1892
Contract 33-For plastering of the exterior W ais.
etc, OF the northeast and northwest wings BIDS VIII
be received for each wing separately or for both
To be comp eted by May 81 1892.
Contract 34-FOr repairs in tn e office OF the City
and County Assessor. 10 be completed by March
81. 1892
Contract 35-For certain work in the northeast
wing and the Flushing OF the basement and So
basement thereof and other works adjacent. To be
completed by June 30. 1892.
Contract 35-For finishing the exterior OF the
rotunda walls and coionnade up to the height OF top
of principal baiustrade and other work: also Tor
building masonry steel and other supports, etc. To
be completed by April 30, 1892.
Contract 37-For supplying and putting In place
City and County Attorney. To be completed by
March 81, 1892
Contract 3S-For supplying 1000 barrels OF ce-
ment before March 81 1892. according to specifca-
tions.
Reference is hereby made to the plans, specifca-
lions and conditions OF contract In the office of the
Secretary and Architect under which this WORK
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
will be entertained unless made upon blanks fur
rished. All bids must be accompanied with a GER
tilted check for 10 per cent OF the total sum OF ten
der The board reserves the right TO reject aud
all bids. Payments will be made by audited de-
m ands the treasury drawn against the New City
Hall Fund Bidders must strictly comply with the
proposals in reference 10 certified checks.
GEORGE II. SANDERSON, THOMAS j. l..
SMILEY. JOHN II. BURST. Board of New City
Hall Conn issioners.
EDWARD /. WOLFE. Secretary. dell 3ot
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d" WHAT IS THE LAW, ANYHOW :?

tTRoM THE en- Ico CHRoSICLE-RECoRD.l
The Alameda News says that the answer (to
questions put to the Chief Justice regarding the
meaning OF his opinion In the Bruner case) re-
lieves Judge Beatty somewhat from the uncharit-
able imputatiOn made by the public that he was
straddier on the question.
In writing on this matter our esteemed con-
temporary asks what Is The law anyhow? 1t
means one thing this year and another The next
The law OF The Supreme Court changes with
the personnel OF that body. and sometimes the
body reyerses itself. The people cannot have
much respect for the law ''wneu they have such
excellent reasons for feeling contempt for so
many OF the Judges who interpret 1t for them"
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oc S1l
lFRoM THE WOODLAND DAILY DEMocRAT.I
Ihe men who few days ago were fleeing be.
fore the wrath of the law are becoming defiant.
Then, the doors OF the penitentiary were yawn-
ing for them; now, they are impudently an
nouncing their intention of prosecuting the men,
bers OF tie Grand Jury for defamation of har-
acter
This change In the relations between the
Grand Jury and the boodlers has been brought
about by the decision OF the Supreme Court
which, upon purely technical construction OF
the law, closed the portals OF the state Prison
and left The bribe-takers, the brbe-giyers, the
debauched legislators and all the dirty stripes
OF political plmps and prostitutes Oh the wrong
side.
These men are quick 10 appreciate the logic Of
the situation. They fully realize that the people
have been waging useless contest against
corruption, and that through the Intervention
OF the Supreme Court the people have lost.
They understand that they are again at liberty
10 ply their nefari Gus business OF fixing jures,
hiosiituting the judiciary and brbing Legis-
latufes without the fear OF the laws restraints.
OF all the possible comedy OF absurdlIies that
may grow ont of this Grand Jury episode, none
| could be more welcome diversion Than an ar
tempt u on the part OF the boOdlrrs to recover
damages Il ON The men who burned the branding
Iron so deep into the ii 'sh OF some OF the
fascais That they can never hide their shame or
| public
Inc people are IN no humor 10 stand any
trifllng. The public patience has already been
sorey taxed. There is limit TO their endur-
ance, beyond which il will not be- safe for the
courts to 90. Any plg-headed peryerseness Of
Judges, or attempt by uncOnvictrd feions to
revenge themselves upon men who acIed under
the sanction OF authority. and who believed
themselves 10 be IN The discharge OF their sworn
duty, Will provoke a storm of Indignation that
WIN overWhelm with disaster those, either
high or low, who dare TO defy public
opinion. IL is very likely that these impudenE
threats are nothing but bold bluffs made
10 Tighten members OF the Grand
jury and prevent them from making public the
evidence In their possession. III that Is the puf-
pose The threats VIII! be of no avail. There are
men on that jury whom all the powers OF dark
ness cannot coerce, bully or browbear. They
cannot be intimidated. and the men whom they
mark with the brand Of Cain will have 10 wear
II until their dying day.
Ii is TO be hoped that the courage OF the hood
iers VIII not ooZe out through their fngertips
ny all means lei an attempt be made 10 carry
out the threats. Let us have suits for damages,
libel SUITS, In fact, any kind of proceedings that
VIII fasten guilt where II belongs. Honest peO-
pie need have fear OF the result.
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A BOGUS OFFICER.
An Advepturer Masquerading as Captain
a. Ii. Nave.

n. ID. Nave.
A few weeks ago man representing himself
as Captain, ana even Major A. Fl. Nave, came
10 the city from Guatemala, where lie stated that
lie had been employed by President Barillas TO
Instruct The native soldiers in military tactics
Captain Nave, who Is on the retired list has
an honorable army record and now resides at
Knoxville Tenn. Several officers connected
with posts IN this neighbOrHood, who were
formerly attached TO the same regiment. have
been cons ldeiably exercised regarding the state
ments OF the returned Guatema.an and denounce
him as an iGpostor.
gentleman who knew him In Central Amer.
lea states that he called himself while there
Walter McWalfers. He wore the uniform of Il
United States army officer however, and Carried
Captain Naye's record III his pocket.
When lie came 10 San Francisco McWalters
doubtless believed that Cap ain Nave's distant
residence would prevent detection, and so no
masqueraded under the pane and rank OF the
Ired nIiict.r
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Thought He was English.

The referee in the suit of Esther Mount
against William Mount presented his re-
port yesterday to Judge Hunt and virtually
bears out her allegations. She states that
she married Mount in England in 1887, be-
Iieving him TO be an Englishman. Since
then she has discovered that he is China
man and consequently wants the marriage
annnllad.
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The bad Man" Apologized.

John G. Madison. the "bad man from Colo.
RADIO" who created a disturbance last week after
having been convicted of an assault with a
deadly weapon upon Policeman FL. II. Murphy,
was again before Judge Slack yesterday Tor trial
on a charge OF trying to brain his wife with q
Ratchet. He apologized pr0fusely for having
created the rumpus IN court, ana his trial pro
ceeded without further interruptiOn.
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Howard Club.

The Howard Club has elected the following
officers: President, Frank j. Gray; Vice-Presi-
dent. Charles E. CahIll; Treasurer, John E.
Green; Recording cretary, Thomas f. Gra-
ham; Financial Secretary, Peter j. Kelly; Ser
geant-ai- Arms, William +. Dasba. Board OF
Trustees-Wi liam j. Blattner. T.. j. Crimmins,
J. ii. Sullivan, Richard Downing aud j. j. Ste'
van
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ADVERTISING.


IF you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. ROWELL
d CO.. 10 Spruce st. New York aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
IL the subject of advertising will do well to obtain
a copy of book for Advertisers, 1863 pages. price
81: mailed postage paid on receipt of price; CON
tains a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
Journals gives the circulation rating of every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adyer-
Using Address ROWELBS ADVERTISING b.
REAU. 10 Spruce 81. New YORK. aul9 IL
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ror Courtesies Extendsd.

The term jurors in Judge Sanderson's de-
partment were discharged Yesterday and
presented him with a written vote of thanks
for his courtesy and consideration while
fulfilling their duties under his judicial SUI
nervisiOn
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North Winds the Cause.

The death rate in the city Is stlil increasing at
an alarming rate. Health Officer Keeney altrib-
uies all the grippe and pneumonia to the cold
northeast winds that have prevailed. He be-
lieves however, that these diseases Will soon de-
cline.
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More Time for wallace.

The further trial OF Joseph Wallace, the slayer
OF George Ii. Rice was continued yesterday by
Judge Trout until Monday, owing to the con-
tinued sickness OF T. +. Dune, special counsel
for the prosecution.
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Sacred Heart College.


The following programme was rendered at the
Christmas examination held in Sacred Heart
College yesterday: Solo and chorus "The
Hymns that Mother Sung" 1. L. Loughran
soioIst; reading, as There a God?" William j.
0Kane; essay, Gerald Griffin" Robert G.
brady; reading, "She Would Be Mason" j.
Albert Goodell; solo. THE Shores OF Eriu, {"
William J. 0'Kane; essay. ~. Russell Lowell"
Daniel G. Deasy; reading, "Saint Michael"
Joseph l. Richards; solo. "The Railway Punch, -
R. &. Drauy; essay, Journalism" &. b. Keane
reading, selection from Hamlet" ID. A. White
essay, I" Christmas" David A. brady; essay,
" Cremation" George w. Bowling; solo and
chorus, A Rose From Mothers Grave" George
B. keane; essay, "Archbtshop Kenrick.' Robert
solo and chorus, My Boy, Remember Me-"
David A. brady; essay, 1850" Anthony A.
MogaD; essay. +" Holiness" Thomas l.. Lough-
ran; essay, Early San Francisco" William F.
Fitzgerald; essay, Placer Mining" Robert E.
Walsh; medley, The World Is WHAT We Make
H." d. G, Deasy, j. i. Richards, A. a. Mogan
and w. F. Fitzgerald.
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A Philadelphia tailor says ne has a Gus
toner so bow-legged that his trousers must
be cut with circular saw.
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SOME MORE EXTRACTS.
Further Opinions on the Recent
Decision ON Doodle.
"LoGIC OF THE sIrUATIoNn

Following are few more editorial opinions
about the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
in the Bruner case.
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CITRUS EXHIBITS.

Assignment of Space in the Horticultural
Department..
The Colusa County Worlds Fair Association
has reported 10 the California Commission the
fact OF its organization perfected on the 9Th
inst
The State Commission has the privilege OF as
signing space in The various competitive depart.
nlents OF the national buildings 10 California eX-
hibtors. Ii VIII have at It's disposal three
fourths OF an acre in The Horticultural Building
and about five acres outside for appOrtionment
TO cltrus-fruit growers.
Applications for space have been received
from all The citrus centerS in tile southern Dor
tion of the State. bur none nave come from the
northern belt The commission desires 10 make
Its assignments 10 exhibitors as soon as possible
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
n H. UMBSEN a. CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ia MONTGOMERY street near Markat

q H. UMBsEN q CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IA Montgomery street. near Market.
Call for our "Reai Estate Record containing a
list OF property for sale in all parts OF the city.
$4,000 MAZE An hSn OFFER; s,sTokY BAY.
pense: lot 2Ox1OO; Russ, near Howard; street ac-
cepted by the city. G. H. UMBsEN & CO.. IA Mont
Vc[Oo idence OF rooms ana bath: brick
ioundations: lot 2txl2 to rear street: Bush near
rrahSIla. q: ID. oMBSEN & CO, Il MONTGOMERY.
* e 400 A BARGAIN: 4-sToRY AND
sa corner lot 25N77:6. on Sausome st. e. Fl. q NIB
Den 4 CO.. IA Montgomery st.
sas ne eAsg t51a h6Sss 81 PEI Io
rooms and 2 stores; rents s2ls: lot s2xl37 IS, with
UMBsEN a CO, Ii Montgomery st.
SI oOU. cottage and 2,stor gp house in store
l57 70. 6. II. 0MBsEN q CO.. IA Montgomery st.
Sl35OO g HYDE, SEAR ssAoRAA ls
rooms and bath each: rents 800 net; lot 50:6x
ll2:6. G. H. UMBsEN & CO.. II Montgomery st.
SI3 600 MASON: NEAR BRoApwAY: 4
sioa w., ,I houses and lot IS :916s:s; rents
$1o3. =. II. OMBsEN 4 CO, IA Montgomery ST.
$4,000 MSsr BE sG.D near us NIKE BRICK Az
SSG ET ana lot 2Ox45 10; rents 800 G. H. UMB-
-, u w. - montgomery ST.
Sl2 760 CORNER ON 4rH ST. 2-sroRY
~ =. scO. houses. in stores and tenements.
sES T 6 r9s sS3 Per month lot So1so e. H. UMB-
$4,000 rsnr s5s 5s1 sT N6AE
r TI $Sl lot 2oxSO; part cash. u. II. UMBSEN d
co, ID Montgomery St
S7SnO CoRNER ON SUFFER-; 2-sToRY BAY
" LOW. window house of rooms and bath: lot
42:6xs7;6. G. H. uMBSEN a CO., IA Montgomery
ID foOU. dow cottage OF rooms ana bath:
stone walks etc: lot 25x8l:3 G. II. UMBSEN a
", ID Montgom cry St
GeDS0 18TH. NEAR GUERRERO: 3 BAY
0O-Oo. window flats: brick foundation, ETC.:
rents sos so: lot 25xlOO. &. Ii. UMBSEN s. CO.,
Ia Montgomery st.
$4,000 lsrR-sr. FLATS, p NEW BAY-wIN-
IOoOO. dow fats OF aud rooms and bath
each; high 6as ment; brick foundations: etc;
". IA Mohl somery st
$4,000 sHorwELL, NEAR 18th; 2 FLATS
49, S0oO ~ OF rooms each and rear house of
800 25xIoo: LOT 4. BLOCK 80. CITY LAND
,S9O-25zlOO; LOT 8. Block 49, City Land AssOcIa-
ssloo-25xlOO; lot 49, Block 70. City Land Asso-
ChAs C FISHER, sos California ST. 1t.
MARKET ST, DECIDED To BE EXTENDED,
In about 80 days, within I block of
THE HEYMAN TRACT
Take your money out of the savings bank and buy
your family a home
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
And double your investment.
HOUSES IN THE COURSE OF ERECTION
For circular call on
JACOB HEYMAN,
de2O II SuTh $50 Market st.
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DARE BARGAIN ACRES IN SANTA CLARA
IL County; never-failing water; barn, tool and
wagon sheds, ETC.; 100 trees years Old. mostly
French prunes, Bartlett pears apples. cher
ries, peaches apricOts. plumS etc; blackberries,
currants gooseoerries, ETC.. 112 table grapes.
fun bearing; horses; double aud single harness;
2-seated spring wagon road-carts; Jersey COW:
al farming implements complete; price $1,000;
Nrights Station (railrOad) miles; place used as
summer resort; 2-Story house of 10 rooms; also
faTm-hou use of rooms; also cottage of rooms; all
completely furnished for the accommodation OF 80
guests has acres of beautiful natural grove, with
l mile winding walk: fine view of Monterey Bay.
THE CARNALL-HoPKINS CO., 1924 Market ST., san
Francisco.
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Is hOLESALE WOODWARD FOR SALE: ES
~ tablishei 70 years; for selling retiring
from business. Inquire at Section a. sol-wall. Ju-
SEFH HENRY. deg is
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C.10S HOWARD ST. SALOON; WORTH
n ~. every dollar asked. BAILEY. 7I9 Mar
ket St. de24 TIE
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GQOO 5OxI1O: N. SIDE SILVER AVE. NEAR
I'D OUO. Craut ST.: College Homestead Associa-
tion CHAS. c. FISHER, sos California ST. d24 2ts
Goo EACH-LOTS 25xl25 IN EAST BERKE-
IrCO ley; $40 cash and SIS monthly.
$3.50 each-Lots 25xl25; SIS cash, 81 monthly.
$3.50 each-Lots 25xl25 1875 cash. SIS monthly
$4UU-Lot 50xl25: $40 cash and SO monthly
SS0O-Lots 5Ox125; severed and macadam ICED
200 other lots: all sizes Send for maps FRANK
NJ WILSON. owner, AIS Montgomery ST. dec IT
QOSN COR, l0OIl5O, IN BERKELEY, ON
JDOOO. eminence; $40 cash. SIS monthly.
S300-Lot 34xlU0: sidewalked: s. monthly.
$l00U-Cor 60XlO0: macadamized and sidewalk
S6O0-Lot 30xl3b; on principal avenue
SlOOO-Fine lot. 1OOx 100; $40 monthly
Get maps; 1000 lots: offer only what I own.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery ST. tf
DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Howard. near Sd, 5Oxs0, and two GOOD brick;
$25,5UU.
Powell and Clay. corner, esxsO, and buildings;
100000.
Corner Polk and Vallejo; 34x1O0: $500: Polk
st. opening paid for; cable line to be extended
down Polk to bay: fne corner.
Mission. near 9TH. opposite proposed Postoffice;
33x8O; S27 300
Lots l ~ blocks from Haght ST., on Park avenue
road beside Lott ST 40 feet deep; any size $3.50
for 25xl70; magnificent view OF park. heads ETC.;
strongly recommend these lots as a bargain
Apply to THOMAS MAGEE, 20 Montgomery
street. de23 st
Q.,T0Q $500 CASH, BAL SMALL MONTHLY
ID LtOO. payments; elegant 5-room bay
window cottages on sunny side of Sanchez St.,
9th: only blocks from Castro-st cable.
Also, large 6-room 2-story houses ION sunny side
ofCIipper ST., 200 f. west of Castro-st cars, near
25th. for $4,000 and $4,000 each: lots 25xll4 and
30xll4: $5UO cash; balance to suit. +. NELSON,
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$500 1SG AGRES IN lsI 5s G0 53
under cultivation; IS acres oak timer: produces
wheat, oats. barley OF fruIt abundance of water;
hair a mile wire fence; house OF D rooms: AL barn
24x52: chicken-house and toohouse so fruit
trees, mixed varieties; P. q. liz miles, r. Il. sta
tiOn, San Lucas, II miles. THE CARNALL- HOP
klNS CO, 624 Market st San Francisco.
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C.OOO PARTNER WANTED IN A LIGHT
CNZUU. pleasant manufacturing business: Will
clear SIS to 500 per month; trial before buy ing
Also exceptional bargain In eigar-st0re prin
cipal street price $3.50 Particulars at Portland
and san Francisco Business Exchange, Nucleus.
Market and Third SIS. de22 2tt
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A BARGAIN.
n Two-story bay-window cottage OF 8 rooms
and bath; wooden manteis with modern improve.
ments. etc; frstclass mel ghborhood: fine view of
city and surroundings: situate N. side OF goth ST.
bet. Castro and Diam ond; very easy terms Owner
on premises, 1894 Twentieth st. deco 1t
RIO TRADE FOR CHEAP PARK, MISSION
Road or South San Francisco lots. fine Yves
tern Addition new residence OF 3 rooms: street
work all complete; would take small cash paw
ment, balance the same rent II desired: this is q
case of trade sell to tho best offer made during
the next 10 days; title perfect r. A. DULAN &
CO., $50 Market st. delOtf
10 LOTS FOR SALE IN LAKEvIEw; BLOCK
III 10. Apply CARROLL SIS Fourth ST. n29 Inns
no YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUN-
~ try In the prettiest valley OF the State: Apply
tieA sela e
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G150 BR f1A BAK i5i YER OLD Es
r.deed owing to sickness BAILkY,7l9 aiarket.23 II
GIQO CIGAR-STAND: MARKET ST, SAC
D ~. Tiiced; other business; cheapest bargain
known :tr.de $40 DAILY. BAILEY .7l9 Marcel. % It
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$4,000 sO AGE sna under Few
scattering live oak trees: loan soil: produces
wheat, cats, barley. fruit and vines; . wells and
living spring; no improvements rs assorted vari-
cites n fruit years old: county ROAD on two sides
town aud =. o. Lockwood. 11a miles: X. II. station,
San Lucas, II miles. THE earn ALL-HOIkINS
Co, 62I Market st San Francisco
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iLAniEGD gfEAI. ESTATE
DOE A SHORT TIME,
5Oxl15: street fully improved and sidewalked
from $500 10 $1,000 eacni only one-nfth cash.
balance In inst2lments.
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1RNlIpRE OF = AND KITCHEN FOR SAIL
,SeH4s TO let % arret st, off HowaId ne,
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State your troubles in full, when treatment ani
advice will be promptly forwarded free from Oh
servation to any part OF the country. Thousand
cured at home. All communications strictly
fdentaL Inelose stamp to secure answer.
no2l SaSuTuTh tt
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CALOON-A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR MAN
= aud wife OF men; fine fixtures aud stock al a
sacrifice; rooms, fine yard and water; rent SIS.
1888 Valencia j de2i
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49, GOO 10 ACRES IN MONTEREY
G---OOO. County; $40 bottom, 430
land: 500 under cultivation; wood. cottonwood and
willow; soil. mesa. rich alluyial bottom. sediment;
produces vegetables, fruit, wheat. barley, oats;
abundance OF good water with windmill; iuciosed
by wire fence; house of rooms, new; barn 20xi0;
100 choice varieties OF fruit trees. year Old: per-
Sona property, buggy, sets harness and lot small
tools, work horses. g colts COWS, 4 calves some
hoss and chickens. two i-gang plows 6-h orse mar
rev, lO-foot spring tOoth-see der, seed-sOweI NOW
err rake, cne-haf interest in header, farm wagons
county road runs through; town, postofce and rail-
road station (k1ngS city, miles THE OARNALL-
HitpkINS co 81 20
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NEW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET. SOC, SFwTn
~ IN laid; 1000 rugs, size 31x6U inches 81 so
SHREK, l23s Stockton ST. da53 ~
EARPErs-sMITH'S BRUSSELS Csc AyARn
~ nstallnent price elsewhere 81 q yd. n FRIED
- w. q 20. --s-2SO >tockton. and 2ST Post ltu
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BREEITIES.

Robert Hayes was tried upon q charge OF petty
larceny before Judge Rivers yesterday and he
was acquitted. The complainant was Peter
Lawrence, a fisherman. He alleged that Hayes
stole some crabs from his boat, but he could not
prove the ofiense-
Justice Won Tobel yesterday fined J. J. Nc
Carly SIS and costs for aSSaulting Nellie Green
In the American house. Sunday night In de-
fault of payment of fine McCsrty was committed
to Jail.
A plat Of Greenwood cemetery was filed with
the auditor yesterday by 5. F. Rathbun, presi-
dent, and II. 4. elise, secretary, OF the Green
wood Cemetery Association.
Twenty-sight building permits were issued
between August 10 aud August Is the cost Of
improvements contemplated amounting 10 si2,-
$50.
On complaint OF Mrs Clara Thompson, John
Driscoll was arrested last night upon s charge Of
petty larceny. He is accused of stealing So
The Ladies' Relief society held an advisory
meeting yesterday ST the Chamber oil Commerce.
Nothing of public importance was done.
The executive committee OF the State Board
oi Trade viii hold 8 meeting on Friday after
noon al the Chamber Of Commerce.
tTampy'looking individual. named John
Brady, was arrested yesterday upon q charge of
stealing Junk from Johnston's mill
John swanson was arrested by Officer Naels
yesterday charged with being in the possession
OF stolen coat
Two homestesds, four cash entries and four
pre-emptions were fled yesterday q; the land Of
nce
Special meeting of Eastern Star tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Every man who desires to do what is
right in his dealings with other men has
continually questions arising as between
that which is expedient and that which is
honest Minot J. Savage says: "As
look back over the past and study my own
life, appreciate what this battle means to
such an extent that l find it very hard to
Hing epithets at people and call hard
names, or to be anything but tenderly SYM
pathetic. And yet feel authorized to say
to those in similar battle that they have
no right to be untrue to the noblest ideal
of integrity which they can dream" Mr..
Savage, however, is not sentimentalist,
as all will be convinced who hear him lee
ture at the First NJ. 4. church on Monday
evening