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PROPOSALS
For the Erection Of Pub &C school Building
on Bartlett Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
~ ew City Har. san Francisco, July Is. 1892.
Sealed proposals will he received by tae >uper;n-
tendeht OF Common schools in open session OF the
Board on w WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1892, from g u
$3.50 o'clock p. for the erection and comDietlal
OF tive caSS-room frame schooi bui ling on the
school lot Bartlett street, between Twentys e-
end ana Twenty-third streets, in this city
county, in accordance with plans and Spe RcaIiass
which may be seen NJ the Office OF Charles j. H p
ems. architect OF tn Board OF Educatlon, rO IA =
Flood building. southwest corner Fourth sad NJ Il.
ket streets.
Zach bid must be accompanied 10y cert Il
check in the or three Thousand dollars $4,000 l.
made payable TO the order Of the Secretary of tn
Board or Education, conditioned that II the prc-
posai be accepted aud thu contract awarded. and IL
the 6ddei shall fatl 10 neglect 20 eXeente n writ
agreement and give the bond required withi six
days after the award is made. then, an n thst
the said cheek shall be forfeited 10 the Board
Educatiou.
he Board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids, as The public good may require.
The party parties TO whom the contract j.
awarded Will be required, prior TO at the time 4
the execution of the contract. pay cost adver-
tisng.
Blank proposals furnished by the Secretary.
. iyT tl GEORGE kEANSTDN. Secretary
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POINT LOBOS.
The Question Of Branch Library-New
Electric Lights.

The Question Of "A Branch Library-New
Electric Lights.
The Point Lobos Improvement Society
held its Semi-monthly meeting al Vorrath's $
Hall last evening. O.. Il. Fletcher presiding.
j. Ii. Richards, the secretary, was in
stTucted TO write TO the Superintendent of
Streets requesting The services of DEPUTY
to give the correct house numbers on Point
LobOs avenue.
The committee on library reported having
seen George /. Shaw. trustee of the Free
Public Library. who had informed him that
the society should petition the board If
trustees, and that committee of three
should be appointed 10 meet committee
from the trustees to determine the location
for branch Of the free brary in Richmond.
Messers. w. f. Henderson, ID. q. McMullen
and Charles X. Hawthorne were appointed
such committee.
The president stated that he had appea red
before the Street-light Committee of the
Board Of Supervisors, and that new electric
lights wonld be placed in the district if the
funds held out.
The election Of officers was postponed for
one month, and an adjournment was had TO
the second Tuesday ia August.
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License but no wife. they were not intelligent
enough 10 suit him.
Hassen is the man who has contracted
to walk 10. 600 miles In a given time for the
purpose of winning a wife. Other and
more fortunate men would be willing TO
walk or even run that distance 10 get away
from the partner of their joys and SORROWS,
but Hassen has not thought Of that. lie
keeps right on mashing and exchanging
photographs with a view 10 matTimony.
Most of his cOnquests have been with
female beer iersers, soDg-and-dance ladies
and ham variety actresses, as he expresses
1t, WHO are yearning for notorieIy and the
job of vile TO the champion wheeibarrow "
truDdler.
To the credit of Hassen it should be
stated that the protestaiions of undying
affection came from the ladies, and on these
grounds he bases weil-fOunded belief that
they did not possess good common sense.
Lack OF brains on the part OF the party OF
the second part has thus far been the stum-
bling block in The way OF Hassen's happi-
ness for life. he wants an intelligent lady
10 accompany him on the wheelbarrow
jaunt, but intelligent females seem TO be
very scarce this summer. In fact they seem
TO prefer TO ride about in groYeiing ignor-
ance and open baroucheS.
OF the many hundreds of applicants re-
eelyed TO date bat two have developed the
requisite amount of sense TO attract the at
tentiOn of HaSsen MOhammed. In both
cases Hassen proposed, but alas for the
frailty OF the human heart they both went
back on HaSsen, and all the poor man had
TO show up To few days ago for his strict
attention to business was ragged, tear
stained marriage license issued at 81. Louis.
This was his oBly consolation between sta
tions where there were no ladies, and he
reverently perused it every day until he
got caught in a sandstorm in the Colorado
desert, which not only stripped him of the
license but most of his clothes as wen.
Though still far, far away from the
accomplishment of his hearts desire, Has
sen has been more than usually lucky in
recovering his engagement presents, all of
which he is saving for a woman with good
sense, but he has almost desp paired of ever
finding her.
His first encounter with a designing
female was in Cincinnati previous TO setting
out on the trip. He advertised for a lady
of intelligence and refinement TO accompany
him, and out of 80 applicants lie discovered
one that developed mild symptoms of sense
"a rather low percentage for Cincinnati
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REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.

the Santa Fe Railroad are eDdeavoring t0
create additional interest among the fruit
growers and agricultursts toward prepaT-
ing exhibits for the Worlds Fair
All Worlds Fair work of the great Co.
lumbar Exp sition at Chicago has been
placed under the control Of a new board
consisting Of four men. Two of these were
chosen from the national commission and
two from the Chicago directory. This board
is to be superior 10 any officer of the expo
sillon. Director General Davis retains
most of bis powers. while Chief Burnham
is made suboI Ginate 10 him in a measure,
with the title Of director Of works.
The secretary OF the local Worlds Fair
Commission has received a letter from f.
A. Foster. the manager Of the Ventura
County exhibit, reporting excellent prng-
less. He says he is succeeding spiendidly
with the preparation of fruit specimens,
and Is using a sallcylic acid preparation. ac-
cOrding 10 the formula OF Professor Hill
gard, and finds that fruit retains its colul
best in that preDarstiOn
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rived at this conclusion he did not state, but
he doubtless thought that any woman who
would break into Fresno tlnsbop to marry
footsore Turk whom she had never seen
would not shine as wife and mother.
Hassen will remain In this city a few
days for the purpose of receiving proposals
from San Francisco ladies. He has already
been approached by one Barbary coast
actress, but she was snub5ed good and bard.
Hassen is not that kind of a man himself
He does not care for wealth, beauty or
refinement All he wants in wife is plain
sense. such as will enable her to come IN
during the rainy season. The woman he
msrries must come armed with an affidavit
from the nearest notary setting forth that
TO the best Of his knowledge and belief the
affiant is endowed with intelligence.
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k0TICE---REtL ESTATE ROLL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD %
~ Supervisors OF the city and CouHty OF San Fraf-
cisco, New CITY Hall building, secoad floor. Jull
1892
Public not ce IS hereby given, In arcordance Wi
section No 1864 OF the Political Code that the ~
sessment Book OF the City and CoRnty OF san Fr--
cisco for the fiscal year 1892 has bern comp
and delivered 10 me, AS Clerk OF the Board o. Sune
visors and will be open tor examination in the o
from O'Clock A. NJ. to o'eIocs r. aud thit
Board OF Supervisors met examine the As, -
ment BoeS and eqGalize the assessment of propec
therein TUESDAY EVENING, July 5, 1892 at -
O'Clock and vii continue session from tim
time until the business OF equal Zation preSentei
taom Is disposed Of but later than 1854 lay
OF July 1891
Applications for correction &C assessment OF ret
estate and improvements required t be verid q
by oath.
Public notice is hereby given that. In accortia 9c,
with sections 1897 and 1899 of the Political Co
the Military Roll has been completed. deiivete \
over to me, ana is now open for examination {;
correction, as provided by law.
Jy6 til JNO. A RUSSELL, ClerS
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Tninue Exhibition.

The citizens Of Sacramento are endeavOr-
ing to promote an historic exhibition at the
next State Fair. and have issued a circular
calling upon those who have anything OF
interest Illustrative Of the development of
the State TO lend it for the purpose. TIE
proposed exhibition will he divided into the
following sections: % The Era of Spanish
Rule; % the Era of Mexican Rule; 90 the
Missionary Era; "a the American Oecbpa-
ton; o. the Mining Era; % the State; (7l
The Railroad and Telegrspbic Era; Isl the
DrasaDt
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a SDaak's Prfza-

For some time past the employees of The
San Francisco Gaslight Company have
been made the victims Of petty sneak, who
by some means gains entrance into theil
dressiDg-rOom and makes off with whatever
strikes his fancy. Yesterday a strange in
dlvidnal was seen pTowling about there, an(
shortly afterward Joe Reddngton anC
Charley Rockwell discovered that ihei
weeks eal nings had been distracted. whils
John Delaney missed s13 50. A description
of the prowler was furnished the police
who are now looking for bim
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a MissIup NJ IN.

j. Brown, the keeper of clearinghouse
on Mississippi and Solano streets, notified
Sergeant Bennett of the Potrere station
last night that John Williams, no was liv-
ing at his house. mysteriously disappeared
a fortnight ago and has n I been seen since
Williams was an employe of the Union
Iron WORKS, and as it is known that hs had
considerable money in his possession when
last seen, his land lord fears he has fallen a
victim TO foul play. He is described as a
snort. heavy man, with brown hair, mus
tache aud goatee
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Alameda.

man named Marshall was walking up
the county road last week, and when a
couple of blocks east of Joe Dieves he
thought he was hit by a cyclone Some
thing struck him in the back, knocked him
about 10 feet and injured his arm badly.
lie recovered after short while, and see
ing buggy near by asked the occupant
what had happened to him. He was in
formed that he had been run into by a man
In sulky who was speeding his horse.
Marshall has located the driver as r.
LOmaX, well-known blacksmith residing
in Alameda, and will bring suit for dam
ages.
Charles Keyes has been appointed reg
uiar police officer in place of David CHS
holm. resigned.
The Warhursts and the Fallmers, who are
neighbors, residing on Union street, are
again at war. Fallmer's girl was convicted
yesterday afternoon in the Justices Court
upon charge of battery for striking the
daughter of Mrs. Warhurst. She will be
entenced to-day.
Dung Blum was taken from the CITY
JAN to-day and sent to Oakland to be eX-
amined for the Reform School at Whittier.
The case of the people against Carr Carl
SOD, charged with having assaulted John
Hagan with a pitchfork, will be heard to-
morrow by Judge Uznay
Hugo Schroeder and John Gum Jr. left
yesterday for three weeks vacation ia
Lake County.
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A UNION MEETING.
Young Peoples Religious Societies Meet
Together.

Ioung Feople's IteIlg IoOs societIes Meet
Together.
a union meeting Of the members Of the
Christian Endeayor Society. the Epworth
League and the Baptist societies was held
last evening atIthe Emanuel Baptist Church.
on Bartlett street. near Twenty
Walter =. Clark led the general exercises
and Dr. w. L. King Of The Emanuel Church
conducted the singing.
The testimony service was preceded by
an address by the pastor of the church,
Rev +. Il. Cressy. Afterward the service
was led by s. =. Patterson. The consecra-
ton service followed, the exercises being
led by Miss Lillian Lamonte, a young lady
worth delivered an address, which was
VerV Interesting.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Clay w. Taylor of Shasta is at the Palace.
viii S. Green OF the Colusa Sun is In
town.
j. F. Clarke, Sacramento banker, is at
the Grand.
General j. F. Houghton and family are
IN the city.
S. w. Ferguson of the Worlds Fair
Commission is In town from Bakersfield.
Among the guests registered at the Pal
ace Hotel is Dave Blum, the artist, who ar
rived here few days ago from the Orient
on the steamer Belgic. lie is on his way to
Chicago.
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THE WINE EXHIBIT.
The yIticuituraI Commission and The
worlds Fair.

The VIticuitural Commission and The
worlds Fair.
The Worlds Fair Committee Of the State
VitIcnltural Commission met yesterday
morning 20 consider the selection of jurors
TO test wines at the fair and to award prizes.
Arpad HarasZthy presided. There were
also present A. q. Chsnche. ]. de Turk, T.
B0ringer, c. p. Howes. C. Shilling. +.
Beudel, +. Korbel, w. Ii. Mcneil and G. j.
Wetmure. Commissioner Ferguson was
also present. The chairman stated that the
wines were to be tested without the grower
or district being known. During the dis
cussiOn it was made known that SO local
growers had applied for space at Chicago.
Among those recommended for jurors were
.. c. Erickson of Chicago. Charles Me-
Lesser Of New York and I. Pohndorf and
II. l.. Diehl Of this CITY.
Worlds fair Notes.
In the Southern countries the officials Of
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SKERIFFS SALE.
d. L. FARNSWoRTH JUSTICES COURT.
No. 90, TOS.
j j. fEDEklEIN. TX -cuIIon.

II. l.. EAkNS ShAR1H \ JjSiICES' COURT.
VS.. No. 90, TOS.
J. J. FEDERLEIN. Exc ccutIon
Under and by virtue OF an execution issued out
CT the justices Court OF the city and county of
Saa Francisco. State of California. the st day
OF June, a ID. 1892. in the above entitled action.
wherein ID. l. FABNSNOR1H II. the above named
plaintiff. obtained Judgment aud cution against
I. j. FEDEBLEIN. defet dsnt, tue 18th day of
March, A. II. Is 2 l am commanded to sell all that
certain lot. piece or parcel OF land situate lying
and being in city and county OF san Francisco,
State of California, and bounded and describe as
fol Ows: CommeacibC at point the SOutherly
line of Bush street. dist Mt 81 feet inches
ery from the east ry iiRe Ct ayIor street. thence
terry a oug said line or Bush street II feet
inches thence at right angles seutherly i 81 feet
In nches; thence at right angles westerly u feet 8
Inches, and thence at right angles northerly 81
feet inches to the place OF commencement, being
portion o. 50-vsrs lot No 6S7.
public notice is hereby given that on TIL URSDAY,
the 4th das OF August. A. ID. 1892, at ~ O'Clock
Of that day. 10 front OF the New CRY Hail. Lar
knStreet wing. IN the city and county o. San Fran
cisco, will, in ohedieSVe to sad eKecut on. sell
the above described property much thersof
may be necessary TO raise Sufhcient to satisfy
said judgment with interest and costs. ETC. the
highest and best bidder fer gold coin OF the United
States.
C. 5. LAUMEISTER, Sheriff
San Francisco. July l3, 1892.
J. E. foULDS. Attorney for Plaintiff. So3 Cali
forniS st. rooms 27-2S-29. yl3 30 27 ans
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killed in the powder explosion. Bells tolled
In West Berkeley, and the entire town
turned out 10 attend the services.
The work OF repairing the damage to
buildings began yesterday. The Giant
Powder Company Is paying the expenses of
this. and the company likewise paid ali
necessary burial expenses, including those
OF the two Cinnamon. who are to be taken
TO San Francisco to-day.
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SIN ashed His Finger.

Samuel Dix, an employe of the Union
Iron Works. had the index finger of his
right hand smashed in a punching-maehine
Yesterday afternoon. The finger was so
badly injured that DR.. Simpson considered
amputatlon necessary 10 avoid danger of
blood poisoning
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A Broken Leg.

Richard Bustos, a carpenter. had dis
pute yesterday with William Kleubeurn. a
contractor and builder. for whom ne had
been working on a MDnesota-slreet build
ing. and In the argument turned. fell down
and had one OF his legs broken. lie was
carried To his home
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Baggage Notice,

Round-trIp transfer tickets are now on sale at
any OF our Offices al reduced rates, viz: One
trunk, round trip, so cents; single tTip 35 CENTS
Keep your baggage checks until you reach This
city. Morton Special Delivery, II Geary street
4oS Taylor, Oakland ferry depot
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FANCY GOODS.

25ca Vsrd-FANCY GOLD GIMP TRIMMINGS.
to IA inches wide reduced from soc, co.,
aud 75c yard
3S1ac a \ Aard-ALL SILK GIMP, fine quality,
sorted colUrs, "a inches wide. reduced from soc
yard.
5Oc a 6ard-JET FRINGE, 3 TO inches wide.
beaded Jet trimming, ! la to inches wide,
ia heavy beaded floral designs, reduced from
75c and 81 yard.
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The Oldest anj Most Reliable Specialists.
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET
4 cured OF Special. Private. Chronic Diseases,
Weakness, Loss of Manhood, elect, Varicocele aud
results of abuse or excesses which unht men for
marriage or ltfe'S duties is owing TO complications.
Most successful treatment for diseases of mea.
Qualification and responsible llty uuequaled. einy
known. testimonials or photographs never put in
newspapers. Eyerything Saeredly confidential
br. ieSig's WON, erf n tierman InFig-
orator. the greatest remedy for above complaints
To prove its power trial bottles given free
lei " NeSuWy cow
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TILE EirAhaII.

An alarm from box 81 at O'Clock yester-
day morning was for FIRE In the two-story
frame building a. 332 Turk street, owned by
j. &. Neaion and occupied as dwelling by
Mrs. K. j. Caryey. The loss amounted to
500. and the cause is unknown.
Fire broke out al $50 o'clock last night i'm
the assay Office Of c. A. Luekhardt. at 81
Stevenson street. The damage amounted 10
S25. The origin of the fire Is unknown.
At 1850 o'clock last night fire broke out
in a shanty on Fremont street. owned by
was caused by spark from a chimney.
The damage TO the building amounted to
S25.
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APPRAISERS APPoINTED.-Judge Trout las
appointed c. f. Hatch. s. ID. Kendall aud
II. j. NJ. Trout appraisers OF The estate Of
william Payne, which Is valued at about
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

39c Each LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE. fine
tucked, fancy embroidered yoke, reduced from
T5c each.
50c Each - LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE. en-
brOidery tops. fine tucked. fancy embroidery
yoke or trimmed with fine Torchon lace, re-
duced from 75c each.
zoe Pair-LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS. fine
tucked, fancy embroidery trimmed, extra well
made, reduced from Z sc pair.
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Kings Fatal Fall

James King, peddler who lived al 8J7
kearny street. fell downstairs last night
and broke his neck. He was taken to the
Morgue, where al inquest Will be held this
morning. King was about 60 years old. 1t
Is not known that he had any relatives.
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LADIES' HOSE.

I6eac a Pair-LADIES' FANCY COTTON HOSE.
high-spIiced heels and toes. either absolutely y
fast or fast black boot with fancy stripe 4
tops reduced from 25c pair.
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HASSEN MOHAMMED'S MASH
Lots of Ladies. but They Lack
COmmOn.Sense.
Variety Actresses Want to Marry Him On
Sight - In the Tolls of Texas
Chair-0rnament.

In spite of the fact that be is amply able
TO pay alimoDy on short notice, Hassen
Mohammed, King of Tramps. has been
unable up TO the present time to secure a
life partner. Yet since February he has
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DOMESTlCS.

s1Sc a Yard-Sw ANSDONN FLANNELETTFS.
exec lent quality reduced from l21ac = yard.
1Oc Nard-BLEACHED CRASH. 20 inches wide.
extra good quality, reduced from yards tor 81 q.
I21sc Va d-SEA ISLAND ZEFHl RS. fine
texture. beautiful light and dark plSids, cheeks s
and stripes, reduced from zoe yard.
G9c 5 ach-TUkkEN RED COVERS. S-4 size,
good quality, actual value 81 larger size. %,
S9c each, actual value 81 40 each.
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probably made more
mashes than any other
man living or dead.
From Cincinnati TO San
Francisco. via ST. Louis
and Texas towns, Has
sen left a wide swath Of
broken hearts owned by
maids, wives and widows
whom the tramping Turk
cruelty Tilted because
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

81 80 a aPair-NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
either ecru whit. reduced from ~ a pair.
So q Pair-AOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
either ecru CT whIte. reduced from 50 so pair.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

lie q Pafr-MEN'S BRITISH HALF HOSE. ex.
ira heavy, full finished, actual value zoe PAIR
3Sc 4 ch-MEN'S TENNIS SHIRTS, good quality
fancy hanneiette, wei made and fuli finished.
reduced from soc each.
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HERES AND TETEsREE
IN TEE STORE FOR TIE SECOND WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.

I5c Yard - ROB ROY WOOL PLAIDS, 81
inches wide, IN blues, browns and blacks
24c \ rd-HENKIETTA, "a inches wide, fine
quality. IN ala the popular shades.
33c a Y ,rd-S6-inch ALL-WOOL TRICOT, all
coIors. including black, reduced from SOC
yard.
35c a Yard - LADIES. CLOTH, all wool. So
inches wide. all colors. including black, reduced
from soc yard.
37L2c a Yard - FRENCH CHEYIOT NOVEL
TIES, fancy plaids and stripes, value 75e yard.
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You can draw your own conclusions
aOrut our - 90 suop, bus there's really
only one conclusion that you can possibly
come TO a. q that is that in shoe leather a
better investment you never made. Just as
sure as you wear this shoe, Just so sure will
that be your judgment of it. Some shoes are
cheap without being good; others are coed
without being cheap; this shoe i cheap and
good enough for the most fastidioas of feet.
1t will fit as snugly a made TO order shoe
and there are many II ade to order shoes
that haven't its durability. In all res ects
ii's a wise purchase for the wise buyer.
SuLLsNAN'S SHOE STORE.
Pioneer Building. 20 Fourth Street.
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BEETELIsG has the only reIiabls methoistp
81 oefsctiye sight. 427 kearHy street.
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J. .REMENsPERGER, =. WINDELER, y. 1. MYER
President Wires and Treas See
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SILKS.
SILKS

zoe Yard-21-inch BLACK RHADAMES, re
duced from $ - yard.
93c a Yard-FANCY CHECK SUKAHS. heavy
quality p inches wide in fancy colorS, spe
claliy adapted to chidren's waists and dresses.
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SICK OF 1T.

The newly organized Chamber OF Com
mefce held very lively meeting at the City
Hall yesterday. There were p members
present, making il the largest attended
meeting since the organization was formed.
+. X. Porter. the editor OF a weekly paper
who was instrumental In Its formation, was
scored BY number of the members, who
are inclined 10 look upon it as a scheme 10
enrich Porter by means of S2-a-monIh col
lections from each member as dues. Some
OF the members wanted TO dlsband. but
after considerable debate action was post
pened until next Friday afternoon, Porter
was present al the meeting.
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" OTId's 4 air Notes.
In the Southern countries the officials Of
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OFFICER TURSEY RESIGNS.

at meeting of the Police and Fire Com
missiuners yesterday the resignation Of
Police Officer f. 1urney was accepted
IuTney had become involved in a scrape
with woman in East Oakland and his res
ignatiOn was demanded. The commission
ers also reinStated Thomas Berry and Holly
Sturm, suspended fiTemen, with the provisO
that their salaries from the time of their
suspension in June to the 18th of August
should be forfeited TO the city.
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Three professions united Yesterday and
marched from West Berkeley to lay three
bodies beneath the sod in the cemetery. Ii
was the burial of John Bowe, Wallace
Dickerson aud Charles Gebertg, the men