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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Mrs L Churchill, NapalG Enrgh, Chicago
Miss Churchill, Napa K Mckinley Pm ilade lphfa
Miss Lyle, Napa 5 blanchard, Los Angeles
Mclaughlin. Orovie 5 2 Rees, Redondo Beach
II Butzel. New York w Wood New York
RIdeOut q W, Marysvle A Steele. Detroit
DrJFMartin&w, W0odindlJ John, Philadelphia
g Williams. Cincinnati Jennie G Swain, Newark
G Shuttle. New York - Ransom, Chicago
Brundage, BakersfeldlJ Bennett. Newfoundld
s Rowley Dakota IT Huteson, New York
Chas Waite, Lena A Karye. Omaha
jenkins & W, n JerSeyIL Strauss, New York
J HeaIy, & C, ChicagoF Klein, New York
w Hamilton, st Louis q Lubbacdt, Denver
w Selden, Philadelphia Ii w Shurtz, Portland
L Barclay q w, Auburn III Guliison oh, Prtind
j Hayes, Visalia F A Luskenbach, Denver
Brown, San Rafael r Williams. New York
J. j Frank &w, RedwoodCiH L A Culmer &w, : Lake
Mrs C Young, n Jersey j Barton, 4 C, York
Mrs W Barnes. Toledo Mss Barton, York
S g Pier Il W, Saginaw j Clinton wac, Lake
G Pier Jr, Saginaw II h Lee & W, Chicago
+ Tullow, Pine Ridge y W Gillespie, York
II II Petre Pine Ridge + Brown W & md, York
L j Bristol, Pine Ridge Mrs A swan, Washngtn
VII Taylor, MD, W, Prtnd Miss Jean Swan, WaShtn
Miss l. Church, Portland r PettebOne II ", Penn
j Il Birch &w. Providence Mrs q NJ Pettebone. Penn
Mrs T b Cartron. Sta Fel G L Hancock &w. RhOdeI
Miss Nehber, Santa Fe r BlackingtoD, Mass
G L Him & W, Santa Fe Il o Smith, Kansas City
Mrs w Emery &c. Sta Fe ID Dean, Stockton
j Brinsmead II York lEfQudltrougn. SChrIstn
= II Wheeler y York q /; Swain * W, Newark
Mrs Z Peterson Chicago z Swain, Newark
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GARLAND HOUSES ANn ROOMS.
THE SACRAMENTO, sos WASHINGTON ST
{. ! cor EfrIrl-PlrI,lLt sammy rooms en- suite or
~ ! - IN
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castori.
when she was Child. she cried for castor;a.
When she became Miss, she chung to oestoria
"hesahehs Children, she gavethem castoria.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange 171ac for sight drafts and
271ac for Geographic.
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LUNG CREDIT LONG CREDIT
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA EEAL i-SEATE.
4 LAMBDA AGEN CI Notwithstanding
y AID subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch once Of TUE MURNINs CALL, SCHSEI
pEHN CO., 1883 PARK y.
C,O3- INSTALLHLNT LOTS on MINTURN
Nss5y- INSTRUMENT lots On MinJurn ST.
S$.5-hsJnlliuent lots on Graud st.
S4eG-T, s-a4Fiueut lots on Grand St
s495-fusJailmeIt lots on Eagle ave
1915 -IBstallmeats; corner On Mihturn st.
--Iustallme'irs; corner on Grand st.
Ouly $50 cash. balance $40 per month; level lots;
ready To build blocks from station; streets graded
and sew e-sd; and water: Cheanest property II
Alameda. MCCLURE, FITCH & CO, Bays station.
bEoad-<,u-e- mr5 u
.C.:JJ3n QUICK SALE: COTTAGE ROOMS
station: $500 cash balance S25 per month.
Sl600-~BuiIt tQorder; cottage rooms; modern
improvements: sZOo cash, SIS per mouth
5000 BuiIttn order; cottage, rooms modern
Improvement; 500 cash, S25 per month.
"A Few uesItF'u4 lots at bargain; improved streets
p MkRCUSE. n REM1fEL, Contractors and Build
ers 62S AFarset 81, opp. Palace Hotel, san Fran
cisco; Bayt station second station broad gauge),
Alamed;t open sundays. mrl ~
Go50O HEw MODERN TwO-sToRY HOUSE
tCOOOU-ot rooms; lot 37:5xl2O feet; all
street work conpcted; near station; $500 cash and
$500 worth sI2.0O0-wiIl be sold for mortgage
meney ana interest: modern story-and-ahaif house
rsifwavs blocks from either depot: lot 75x161
feet. with good stable. Apply to THos. A. SMITH
C9.s.l60l PARK St. broad gauge, or to r. $ IAL-
cos Err, u Montgomery St, San Francisco fe2S lot
SLIGO FoET ,t ssq 362 vi HogsE
10 -sHit MCCLURE, FITCH d CO, Bay-st. sta
ton. = fe28 II
. GiOD0u. $500 CASH, BALANCE s25 PER
GA-UU. Inunth; lot BOXES; new cottage OF
5 rOonsand bath; a southwest corner. No. 523.
. !S29OO-Lot 53Xl17 IS cottage of rooms
and bath; sunny side OF street; $3.50 cash. balances
$35 per.monrh. No bl6.
S2suQ-Lot 25xl50; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine neighbdrhOod; near staIOn; $500 cash,
balance $'5 per month. No. 512
S36D0-LgT 50I203; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; bargain: easy terms. No. 5O4.
S4S00=-Lot 81 :Axl0O; new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; near Morton-street station; $1,000
cash. balance easy. instalments. No. sos
<55bQ-Lot 5Oxl50: 2-stOry house OF
rooms and bath; sunny side OF San Jose avenue:
$1,000 cash, balance easy nstallments No. 10.
Ch9ice homes for sale in all parts OF Alameda;'
houses to let; money TO loan. H. 7. MOREAL 81
CO, l4I5 Park ST.. Alameda, and 402 Montgomery
CT. San Ffanciscei fes I'm
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON AC-
- count OF departure aud financial trouble; houses
torrent and money 60 loan. H, =. MOkEAL IL CO.,
1872 Park St.,AIaneda, 402 Montgomery SIS. F.16tf
BERKELEY HOUSES.
ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A ZINE COTTAGE OF
L rooms; with basement and stable; almost new;
modern improvements; four minutes walk from
Berkeley Station; carpets aud Kitchen furniture for
sale at discount; rent $50 Apply the premises,
northwest cor. Of University and Louisa ST. ! 81
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L Morrison. Nashville
VIII Smith, 5 l. Obispo
II Sherwood, Fresno
II NJ n Spring. san Jose
L Wagner, Ortnda Pk
4 j Murphy, 0rlnda PIX
w $ Woods, Orinda TX
@ n WoOdson, orinda Ps
II & Hubbard, Orinda tx
L Wattner. Honolulu
n a Macqudrrie u W, Stkn I
j MeyerSteiu, Chicago
Willard Spencer, author
Little Tycoon
ELLA Edwards. San Jose
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Shipping Notes

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
IL "a
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C.1Dan A BARGAIN N THE MOST DESIRA-
G0OUOJ. bic resjdenceportlon CT Oakland, east
Of Broadway tAIice ST.. bet 18th and Durant SITS.
a modern Groom house, bath. etc, with lot 50Xll2:
Tire above IS offered as bargain; call and be con
vnced. will show The premises upon application TO
our ONCE. Z. w NOODN ARD a Co, 9O2 BROAD
way oakland fer IT
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LOUND-A STRAYED HORSE light GRAY;
owner can have the same by proving property
and paving charges Apply to GEO. PA IlSON,
Connecticut st, near Colusi, POtrcro. Iur4 St.
FOUNDED IL MY POCkEr-BO0K. WHICH
have saved by attending the dissolution sale,
where l eau purchase merchant tallor-inade pairot
trousers for s.. our former price 50, made BY lead
ing merchant tailor for Sl4. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont SIS.
open evenings
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BOEHRER q Co. CARPENTERS AND
y Builders. 1l3 LeidesdOrI st. seS Il
| v LAWRENCE, CARP IN TER AND BUILDER,
y SO Sacrsm euto ST; cabinet WORK and hitting up
ollces promptly attended: teIeph0ne 600 ms u
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ia SACEIFICE-A FINE HOMEoF II ROOMS
y aud. choice corner lot 75xl75; convenient to
Local traius and street cars; hrst-class location
win an unobstructed view OF Oakland, Alameda
and san Francisco: price 5000; worth SSlOO-
HUGH NJ CA5iEBON. 479 Ninth s.. mrl st
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BFKKFIEY HOTsEs.

ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A FINE COTTAGE OF
L. rooms. with basement and stable; almost new;
modern improvements: four minutes walk from
Berkeley Station carpets aud Kitchen furniture for
sale at discount; rent $50. Apply the premises,
northwest cor. Of University and Louisa ST. ! 80
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REGULAR sEssiox-1o:3o.

eco Andes. 80 $50 cav SIS 200 Mexican Q AS
40 Belcher La so b go. .6Ss So Ouhir
$50 NV Is. 800 100 ...........6l4 500 ... go
2OU BulliOn.2lOS5O p 250 SeV ga
1900 Bulwer. .4U20O e Point. SO % Union. 40
800 Imp. $500 Kentuck. 80
AFTERNOON sEss1oN-2:s0
200 AIpha. ... .7GlO0 ChalC.. 100 Mono ..621a
200 Andes ....ll4 b 5.-..l.S5 100 ODhir e. .3.55
100 .3u200 Prize. lie 100 Savage. 30
$50 Becnr ..lSs 200 .........l5 200 Union. 2.j5
300 a Is. .2.95j00 IL " N. l.9J 20O YJackeJ.3.l5
2uU Z L Il Y.63s 20 Mexican 2 1a
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at CSC q ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 771I497s12c.
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LOST.


7 oSr-A BUNCH OF KEYS WITH CHAIN AT
l. tached; liberal reward for the return OF
TO $50 Fourth ST. IL
T ARGE JOURNAL DAY-BOOK. RETURN 100
l. Mission st. and receive reward. Its
DoCKEr-BOOK CONTAINING VALUABLEs.
Return TO Office, 3S9 Hayes 81. It's
7 OST-MARCH 3. A YOUNG BITCH, 8 MONTHS
l. Old: breed mixed skye and Scotch terrier; an
swers name OF Ruby. Liberal reward by return
ing 20 425 and 427 Battery ST. mr4 2ts
CKYE-TERRIER WITH NEW COLLAR
- answers name Of Rover; reward 20 Call
foTni2 st. mrs ST.
THE 5. +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK 53S
Kearny St, lends money 1T per cent per month
Oh watches. diamonds and iewelry delS DIN
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
part Of the city; the Bulletin IS the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coas-;
orders BY pOsLal-c2rd otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery ST.
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IN THE BEAUTIFUL

sMALL.' CASH PAYMENT
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CRYSTAL SPRING TRACT. DWIGHT STATION.
7 berkeley, - minutes from san Francisco; on
line of electric road: Is minutes 10 Oakland; lots
5ONlS0: charming sitggtl0N: free wafer terms easy
For sale by i. GAMBLE 4S3 Ninth, Oakland. fe26 II
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board:

REGULAR sEssIoS-9:3 80 A. NJ
100 AIpha 75 500 D Mont. 70 so OccId ~ 80
20 Andes. i "A 800 81 BIO $50 Ophr 3 so
90 Is q B....2.95 100 a q. - 80 ,,.,....36 go
90 Rode. 20 II q NJ. l.95 SO .,,.......31a
81 Buion..2lUlOO .........1 80 100 Peer. ....-lO
$50 Suiwer.. AZ 500 Kentuck 80 400 Peerless. 10
800 Caledonia.50 100 Lady W.. 200 Savage. .2OU
90 Chall C.l.S5 ID eO.....l5l 80 New Pa
$50 G & v ..6ss 200 MeIlcan.2.4U 90 Union. IS
~ ........-614 100 New O.. .2Ui2O0 Weldon. 20
AFTERNOON sEssToN-2:3J.
100 Aipha. 10 $50 & c & V .63s $50 Onhir
100 Alta, -.....7O250 Imp. ...lj 500 Peer ....lO
100 Andes. 25J Point. IS 200 Peerless. 10
800 ......... I302OO y Il. 20 So totosi ala
90 Eeicherl.40 10 ~ X ...l.95l 100 ........4. 90
so lsle..-. -6jIU0 90 100 ....,.4 so
100 Il b.. .3.VO30O Prize. 10 $50 Savage. 80
100 Bodie -. l.15l5u { N....l8Oi24O 1.S5
100 Buiwer 40 400 Jua......l5 200 Syndicate %
200 Csledona. so 50Mexican .215I200 Utah. 10
l0U ChuIlar y. % Is Isle 90 80 YJackeJ, 2.2O
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- ACRES. 2ACRES, . ACRES; $1,000; \ BAR
= gain for acres Of Al land: level As a floor, TO-
Rether with the improvements consisting OF an OLD
History house uarIi, chcken-hOuse, splendid wei
OF water. etc, located ON the san Leandro road
lust from Oakland Ctty and within one block OF
proposed new electric street raj way; 10 minutes to
Seminary Park Station. local tran would sell III lots
at double the price asked this is to close to estate
Apply to l. W. WOODWARD & CO, 902 Broadway
nas..nh fe2s II
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= OAKLAND ESF1T E7l-E
GaEI NT5 4GENCY-ADV ERTISEMENTS AND
.O.subscripriorS received at the Oakland Branch
Onfr@ III TiJt, MoR%ING CALI, 902 Broadway
10--O MODERN 2-STDRY HOUSE OF q
u ~. ronmS and bath; lot 50xl+O; street
riaca damized , minutes walk from station; terms,
81. n cash balance at S35 per month Apply 10 JO-
sEPH 4 LEONARD. cor. Park ST. and Central
avs, Al media. mr5 II
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-CTOP PAYING RENI-GET A HOME AT BEAU
- tiful Lor,u line Of Berkeley local train, only
so minutes 10 Saa Francisco: fare ; cents by com
muuicstiuu tickets: also on line OF electric road
from Oakland TO Berkeley; lots 5000 To 500, on
easy monthly payments call at once and get choice
location. DAVIS ReNELL& PELrUN, 465 Ninth
81 Oakland fe2S II
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

T T Burke. Sacto ? Brown, Ukiah
| W Fred, Lakeport W McGovern, BoIinas
Mcdonald, Vallejo Aieck, Beaicia
Treadwell, stockton Johnson, Ben icIa
j MerOnda Red Ruff Olson 81 W, MINI
J Fayerio ST Helena T Mctirath, CordelIa
A Torini, st Helena q q Bradford Evergr cen
Venom, Badesa - Hall. Mountain V lew
Miss Lyons, n II Hinton, Portland
II Montlla, Monterey n F Henley, RedwoodCy
Y Iamhn- AlYisn
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:LISDA ROSA TRACT
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OAKLAND REAL EsrArEt
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= 3iali-i.. AI,NI-KIIs k3IENrS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken II CALL Branch Offices, bO3 LarNil
ST, $50 hayes 81, aud 25lo Mission St. open till
s ~ ?.
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: r. a GOLDEN orronrvs,ru
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$3.50 5E9oH -, c4TT4 4,r hI ot n b4 4
situated block from lie station. A j. TAFT, Real
Estate and Employment agency 1904 Seventh st.,
Center station fs2l I'm
u F.sL- EsTATE-MAIE ANp FENALE EMrLoY-
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Special to the SUNDAY UNION.


WASHINGTON, May 16. - A circular
of instructions to special agents, relating
to timber reservations, was to-day pro-
mulgated from the General Land Office
1t says in part:
ut is of the first Importance to reserve
all public lands in the mountainous and
other regions which are covered with
timber or underground at the headwaters
OF rivers and along the banks of streams,
creeks and ravines where such timber or
underground is the means provided by
nature TO absorb and check the mountain
torrents and prevent a sudden and rapid
melting of the winter snow and resultant
In the inundation Of valleys below, which
destroy the agricultural and pasturage
interests of the communities and settle
ments in the lower portions of the
country"
For the purpose Of securing necessary
data upon which to base the recommen-
datlons for such forest reservation the
Commissioner gives full and explicit in
structions. After making an eXamina-
tlon OF the timber lands of any rainy
basin, and having decided to recommend
the same for q reservation, the agent is
requested 10 publish notice OF his in
tentlonS III order that any persons inter
ested may be heard upon the subject.
Secretary Noble and Commissioner
Carter are very much in earnest in their
efforts to preserve the forests in the West,
and every effort will be made to speedily
carry out IN a liberal spirit the provisions
OF the Act of March g. 1891
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LAKE TAHOE.
The Summer Rush of Tourists Has
Already Commenced.
Preparations for Their Reception at
the Various ReSorts-What
People Are Doing.

a correspondent of the SUNDAY UNION,
writing from Tahoe City under date of
the 14th, says:
from our village has seen its way into
your columns. A few items now and
then may be of interest.
People are flocking to all parts of the
lake, like bees around sugar barrel.
The season will be four weeks earlier than
last year. The snow has all disappeared
from the lake shores. At this writing
we are having a delightful shower
warm June shower, such as we read
about in books; and, to convince US that
summer is here, a beautiful bouquet of
wild violets was brought us by the chill
dren.
We noticed in the Truckee RepubIi Iicon
a quotation from a Sacramento paper
which stated that few tourists will visit
paper has for forming such an opinion is
beyond our knowledge, for already there
is every morning a stage filled, and some
times two. Already there is as much
travel as last year in June.
Captain TOdman is preparing to begin
daily trips by the 18th of this month. Oh,
yes, we look for large crowds here this
season. 1t has been many years since
people saw as dull a season as last.
Mr.. Larance and his corps arrived
yesterday, and will be ready to open the
Tallac on the lst of June.
1t is not yet fully decided who will
open the Belleview House. However,
it is hoped that Mr.. Roberts of Carson
City will conclude to take it.
Mr.. a. ]. Bailey will be here by the
18th, a month sooner than last year, and
no doubt will bring tourists enough to fill
one-half the hotel. Mr.. Burton is now
giving it a fresh coat of paint.
Frank Campbell has returned from a
few weeks visit at Sacramento and San
Francisco.
VIII Peaters, our Postmaster, after
spending the winter near Los Angeles, is
at his old post again.
John Hurley, who has been sick at
Sacramento, has returned, and his speedy
recovery is hoped for.
The steamers are all being overhauled
and repainted for the summer.
The steamer Tallac is making its daily
trips, carrying mail and passengers.
John Williams has added a bay window
to his cottage, which, with fresh paint,
etc, beauties it very much.
Mrs. Captain Todman gave children's
party the 9th Of May, which the little
folks enjoyed very much.
The families of Tahoe City are very
anxious to have teacher, and viii fur
nish room and board and pay a small
tuition, there being only six children old
enough to attend. Let US hear from some
one desirous of spending two or three
months at Lake Tahoe. All letters will
receive attention If addressed to Mrs
Watson.
Captain Pray of Glenbrooll lately called
on his friends at Tahoe and Incline.
L. D.
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LAND RULINGS,
Several Of the Land Commissioners
Decisions Affirmed

Several Of the Land commissioners
Decisions Affirmed.
WASHINGTON, May I6.-In the case of
George F. Ritchey VS.. David Stephens.
involving land in the Roseburg (Oregon)
District, the decision of the Commits
sioner is affirmed.
In considering the appeal of the Cen
tral Pacific Railway Company in the case
OF the Company VS.. Isaac w. Phillips.
acting Secretary Chandler remands the
case Tor decision upon the question as to
whether the company selected said lands
or made such an application to select
them prior TO the revocation of the with
drawal as would protect its rights against
settlement and entry allowed after the
revocation. The case involves land in
the Shasta district
In the case of the Mission Indians VS..
John }. Walsh, involving land in the Los
Angeles district. the decision of the Com
missioner is affirmed.
The decision of the Commissioner is
afilrmed III the case of the Central Pacific
hallway Co. VS.. Benjamin w. Atkins.
involving land in the Shasta district.
In the case of airline Litenais VS.. w. r.
Dryden, involving land in the Visalia
dlstrlct, the decision of the Commissioner
is affirmed.
In the case of Isabella A. Somers vs..
Kate McMi.len, involving land in the
San francisco district, the decision of the
Commissioner is affirmed.
In the case of Frank A. McAIlister VS..
Green Arnold and the estate of P. A.
Mahotfy, deceased, assignee, involyinG
land in the La Grande (Oregonl. district
the decision of the Commissioner is
affirmed
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a BUSY NIGHT.
Several Lively Tussles on l. Street
Last Night.

Several Lively Tussles on L Street
Last Night.
Special officer Mclaughlin had a lively
time of it on his L-street beat last night
AT about IL O'Clock a commotion was
heard in the deadfall kept by a negro
named Yates, and Mclaughlin hurried
there to see who was being ''done up"
He found that big strapping colored
fellow, under the influence of whisky
had terrorized the inmates of the place
and was preparing to annihilate some
body. Mclaughlin ordered him to leave,
but the big fellow refused. The
officer then essayed to forcibly
eject him, but the drunken negro
was on the warpath, and a lively tussle
ensued. The officer finally succeeded in
getting his prisoner out on the sidewalk,
and there the fight was renewed. The
prisoner wrenched himself from the Off
GERS grasp and drawing a knife threat
ened TO use it If arrested. But this did
not frighten the doughty officer, who
closed in with him and tried to get the
knife. The negro held on to it, however,
and as soon as he could break away from
the officer again started to run away. By
this time officers Campbell and Shellars
arrived and joined in the chase. They
finally brought the fugitive to bay in
Third-street restaurant and took him to
the police station, where he was charged
with disturbing the peace.
Mclaughlin returned to his beat, but
had hardly got the dust brushed Oft of his
clothes before he was again called into
action. This time a couple of intoxicated
steamboat men had essayed to push Off
Ger Campbell off the corner of Third and
L streets, and when the officer objected
one of them struck him in the face Me-
Laughlin ran over to Campbell's assist
apce, but was rewarded by receiving
blow from one of the roughs which
knocked him down. Bleeding and par
TALLY stunned though he was, McLaugh-
lin returned manfully 10 his task and an
other rough-and-tumble fight was soon in
progress-or rather two fights, for officer
Campbell was having lively time with
&e other man. Officers Higgins and
Simmons came to the assistance of their
fellow officers, and between the four of
them they managed To take the fighting
steamboat men to Jail.
The dance halls were closed up at u
O'Clock last night for the first time under
the new police regulations, and the
crowd from them poured into l. street,
and several fights ensued. Mclaughlin,
in his endeavors to keep the peace, was
mixed up in each of them, and was rather
used up when the dust settled.
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We1terul 5lIuticra.

MIR. I. c. DUNSTER, PROFESSOR OF
IIi music, organiSt Congregational Church.
gives lessons on organ, piano, singing voice
culture), harmony; classes tor young ladies in
sight singing. For terms apply to MIR. DUN
STER, at church parlors, from to 9 a. NJ
and to D p. NJ. my13-H
ID EWARD- $50 REWARD PAID FOR
i b conviction or information that viii lead
to conviction OF parties stealing this paper
from doors of subscribers. nyg-tf
0LAIRVOYANT AND TEST MEDIUM,
" 1910 Third street.-MADAAIF. BELL has
arrived from san Jose and desires to inform
her numerous friends that she will devote her
entire time to giving satisfaction to all who
are in doubt, difficulty or distress; Madame
has derived her phase OF mediumsh hip through
the spirit OF the great ndra, who is the great
est OF ali the Hindoo deitics, who is reverenccd
and acknowledged by all the races that in
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