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personal. NOTES.

.Spnstor: W. NJ. Stewart of Nevada is back
/ at che FaFacei :: -.
| Judge Jackson Temple OF Santa Rosa is
/ at tile Baldwin. -: - -:
L. p: Clark, capitalist of Los Angeles, Is
+ stopping a. the Baldwin. : 49,: -: :. :.
+ =: EN-. Preston, District Attorney Of Me-
yada City. IS at the Grand. a.: r.
Captain. j. IS. Thompsonsis registered at
the: Grand from Puget Sound. ~ =
f. CAPTAIN: i. w. Cdhuet of the steamship
I Umatilla: is steying:at the Lick:
C. r. forming. a wealthy citizen of New
York, lis sojonrning at the Palace. ::
Louis BafzoletN,;Sant Cfara's we'll knnw win
vineyarCtist, Is. staying at the: Palace.
Otto WnlwebeE ono of Ghicago's popular
cemmerciaf Travellers, is at:the Baldwin,
Al: d. :Chjldress, president of. the: City
Bank of LOS Angeles, is al:the Baldwin.
G.. NJ Wells, World Fair Com I'd issioner.
Is REGISTERED at the Grand irotn Los Angeles.
J.. IL. Marshall. capitalist Of San Diego.
and his family are registered az the Bald win
l.. Ii. Sweeney, "a weli-kno win, commission
merchant. Of San Rafael, Is at the .Cahfor-
mia. -. - -: -
g. II. Gushing Of the United States Geo
/ logical Survey Is registered at the >Occi-
dental. =. -.
George II. Stewart. cashier OF the Bank
of America at Los. Angeles and secretary. of
the State Bankers Association. Is. at the
Baldwin. -:
F.. C. A. Banta, president et.the Third Ma
tional Bank of Jersey City, is in San Fran
cisco 10 Attend the National: Bankers Asso :
ciatiob, aud is at the Baldwin.
Rev; w. T. Lewis of Warrensburg, Mo,
with party Of young ladies' bound for the
Leland Stanford Jr. University, are reatipg
for few. days at ahe Baldwin.
Mr., Carl Hertz the California magician.
arrived list Friday from the colonies BY tire
steamship MQnowai, and will only remain a
few days. as. he Is due In London Octo-
|: Der 30 :;
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Arrived.
SrrfrunAy Sentamber z

49,: Arrived.
SATURDAY. September 2.
Br stmr Thistle, Koon, IA days from Cooks Inlet,
salt salmon. OR Hume.
Stmr W hitesbcro, johnson. 20 hours from Cleone:
1850 rr ties; l2Q piles, l. + White
Ger stmr Romulus, Bsrndt. days from Nanaimo !;
40o3 tons coal 10 Ohm Rosenfeld's Sons.
ship Occidental Morse. lao days from New York;
mdse 90 SUTTON nespe.
ChisnIk BAY 81. los cs salmon, to Alaska Packing
Ger bark Tnaha, Meyer, SO days from Newcastle.
'NSW: 2OSS tons coal, TO ID Spreckels & Bros.
Sehr Maxim Peterson, 80 hours from Caspar:
100 M Il lumber. to Caspar Lumber Coz, 300 SKIS
bones, to Q Letsoa;..So salt hides, W Summers
schr Newark, Beck. 40 bours from Boweps Land
scn ri hI9lnia e 80 hours from Eureka:
lumber, TO san Francisco Lumber Co.
ble 40 NJ II:lainser, 70: Pope & talbot.
Schs American Girl. sanders, days from Gallon
Schr GoidenJiats. Larsen as hours from Navarro;
lumber, to Navarro Mil Co.
schr Jennie Thelin, Olsen. Al hours from Al
bion; lumber, to Albion Mill Co. -
saiI@d.
stmr Homer. Butler. Portland.
stnr Crescent CITY, Allen. Crescent city.
stmr Santa Cruz. Nicholson, Port Hartford, etc.
stmr Point Arena, Hansea. mendocino
Stmr SunoL waIvig, Point Arena.
stnr Laguns. Hansen, Crescent City.
Tefegraphic.
POINT LO1SOS-September $40 p. N-WeatheF
hazy; wind w; velocity 10 miles
Correction.
Tho Item or moo cs salmon OF. the cargo OF the
bark James Borand should have been II 900 cs
salmon. -.
Domestic Ports.
SAN DIEGo--Saiied Sept 3-Nor bark Bea1 Bangs.
for Puget sound
PORT BLAKElEy-Arriyed Sept 3 - schr AL
calde, from Newport
Sailed Sept 2-schr VIM Renton, for Valparaiso.
Movements of Trans-Atiantic Steamers
Observation-Disclosures Sept 3-Stmr Spaardam,
from New YORK
HAMBURe-ArriyedS Sept 3-stmr Rhaetia from
New YORK. -.
.LIvERPooL-Arriyed Sept s--stmr Tsuric. from
New ork.
NEW Y0RE-Arrived sept.3-stmr umbria. FIRM
Liverpool.
:Importations.
SANTA BARBARAPer Santa Rosa-3 cs pic
lures, coop chickens, cs piano, So green hides.
pigs household goods. hdls peits. bDls taliow.
cas- wine. 80 bxs lemons 26'sks crawhsh. 6s books
/ CRIT sewing machine.
Redondo-.2 bdls dry hides. bbldry fruit, rs SKIS
alfalfa seed, cs wine. 20 SKIS wanuts, cs books
pkgs household goods, SKIS dried fruit bx arrow
roo.,.25 cs honey. = chs tea.
San Diego-7l SKIS grape cuttings, lit os honey,
SKIS beeswax; 81 SKIS dried fruit, bds sacks 9 pcs
j bdi machinery, 3 wooden patterns..l pdl do. 10
bdIs.l19 green hides. crts marble. bdl bbls
dry FISH.
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THoMPsOE Jon NsQN-In this city. September
j. 1892 by the Rev. G: Nj. ESbjorn, Erick fhOmp-
:: son of San Francisco; and Christina johnson OF
f.: Oakland. Cal =
LY TTLE-SERY ANIyICH--In. this city. July 2,
1882. by the Rev. Father Dillon Samuel Lyttis
and Ejzzie Serysn fych, both or San francisco.
BROW N--wAEE-En .tbis city. August A, 1892. at
ST Resets Church, by the Rev, Father Seaman,
sJer0me j. Brown and Mary K. Wall
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, August 10.
:1S93.: by the Rev. Father Nengen, Joseph Al
.':DTeacht of San francisco and Dora Pfuger Of
New York:
~ThQMSON-OS HEA;-.in thls CITY, august 81 /,
1892. 10y the Rev: Father Dios, Edward s.
=: Thomson and Mrs: Mary o'Shsa. both Of san
: Francisco: :: = -:
SULLIXAN-GEHERTY-- I'm this city. August %.
! 1899. by the Rev. Father Connolly. James J. Sui
1tyan OF San Francisco and Mary E. Geherty Of
-: : New i oFk:'. ~. :,..
wELCH-kELLY-I this city. August 81. lss2
:sG the Rey. Father Cottle, JaJnes WEIGH and Liz.
zfe Kelly. =
. FARNAN-I4oNNELLf Oak Grove, San; Mateo
County. Cal. September 3. 1897. James M Far
nanoi sau Mates and Eva NJ. ;Donneiyof OAK
e" Grove:
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W.. S. :O'RRIEN.
A Rising Young Member OF the Bar Who
L. Rapidly Coming TO the Front. II


A Rising Young Member OF the Bar Who
e: Is RAPIDLY Coming TO the Front. :.
:. Although only recently established in San
Francisco, at: "a MONTGOMERY street, w. s.
.O'Brien has succeeded in securing a lucra-
tive practice that older members of the pros
fession might teel justly proud Of Being
an active, painstakiDg and conscientious
attorney, lis clients. very properly repose
full,cen4dence in his integriiy and ability to-
jealousy guard and successfully: gniqe all
legal interests that might he iutrusted TO- his
keeping. In probate matters he has at
tanned wonderful success. his long experi+
encs in the Public administration office
Thoroughly fa3mlliarlzlng him with. all knotty
legal pFobhems that might arise in such pros
ceedlngs.: In divorce matters he has been
equally successful; having, gained some Of
the most N 0 teicases Of that character fzur-
ing in the courts Nj. O'Briefl is highly
cultured and polished gentleman. a native of
.tfiis State and in his 'thirty-fouTth year. He
has a 'host Of friends: and as an evidence ct
their esteem his practices is Constantly in
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REILLY-In this city September 3, 1892. ~Barths
lomew Reilly. beloved father OF Tony Reilly a
patlye Of County Meath. Ireland aged rs years 4
months and 20 days -. ..-...'.'.-
H5 FRIENDS and acduaintances are reSpeetfully
invited 70 attend the funeral TOMORROW (Alon-
day. at 46 O'clock A NJ, from the pariors OF I he
,Unitsd Undertskers. 81 and 20 Filth street
requiem high mass will be iebrated for the
. repose of his soul. commencing at $3.50 O'Clock
A. M 1Hterment Mount Calvary Cemetery. :. -
PACHEC0-In Ignscio, Marin County, September
3, 1881, Benjamin Lugardo Paeheco, beloved son
of the late Maria l.. Yeasco, and brother OF.
Gumisehda, Augusta T. and Juan Pacheco and
Mrs. C. C. Valencia, native of Marin County,
= CAL aged 20 years months and is days.
So Friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral TO MORROW mon
. day. at 3 O'clock A. NJ from his late residence :
+. the old Pacheeo Homestead, thence TO St Viii
cents Orphan Asylum Church. where "A soleniu
r.. requiem high mass viii be celebrated for the re-
Re pose OF his soul commencing at 9 O'Clock A: 81.
lnterment San Rafael Catholic Cemetery. -
DUNLEYY-In Grass Valley. September B. 1885
Andrew Dunlevy, eldest son OF Captain Dunleyy
ofthe North Harbor police
ES-NotIce OF funeral hereafter. The bOdy-wIII
arrive IN San Francisco to-day Sunday at
- O'CLOCK NJ. 80
GILLETT-tn this city, September 8. 1892. at his
late residence, 676 ClementIna. street, Isaac w.
A. Gilett, native of San Franc SEQ, aged 20
years month and days. lBinghamton papers
. please copy. :
Rs Notice OF funeral hereafter
,HASSES:-I this city September .. 1892. at the
parents residence, 1877 Clara street. Christian
Peter. beloved son of Peter and Mary Hansen,
native OF San Francisco, aged / days
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!. RoBINsoN's Big SHOW.
1t Will Be Here on the I2th Inst.
q: $. mon's Spectacle"

1t Will Be Here the Iath Inst. -"soio:
=: mons Spectacle"
."rhe CampbeIls.aFs coming and so are
the elephants, band wagons with gilt paint
spread on:Ylavishly and thick, tigers too,
pretty ladies, fearless .horsemen and every
thing else that goes to make up a grand cir
Gus ombination will be here with John Rob-
! in son on September H.: =.
This year AN innovation Is promised TO
add to the: usual. attractive display that
John, Robinson makes. and. tbat is won.
deriul scrIptural pantomimic spectacle of
King Solomon
:. Eleven hundred people. representing the
characters rn the reign of the worlds wisest
man., Will take part in the. spectacle. s.
>. There will be high flyers and Jumpers.
funny clowns, Shetland ponies. giraffes that
will do the work Of water-tower, vulgar.
looking hippopotami, cute monkeys and a
bewilderment OF ANIMALS Of human and
brute origin.
John Robinson always fills bis tents. and
hundreds of the small fry take ''peeks"
from the other side Of the canvas.
Twill be. the same this year. toe. The
young and old, frivolous: aud dighIfied, ell
yearn for the circus. =
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ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHTS.

A Novel Enterprise:to. Furnish the Pub
lie With tho News.
: A full and authentic .telegraphic account
OF the great fistic encounters between Dixon
and Sicily. hicAulrife and Meyer and Sulti-
liyan VS.. CoFbett will be received and dis
played at the. Mechanics Pavilion on the
evenings of September 8, Is, 7. .
The account by rounds: will be displayed
so as to be easily read from any part of the
Pavilion. 80: -:
The management Of this novel innovation
will have the Second Regiment: band in at
tendanee
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ADVANCEMENT "0F. WOMEN.


What Is Being Aoc"rplished in the Old
., -. - Country.
. New York Tribune.
a. Woman's sphere is being enlarged in
England. Iq%the British Medical Assoeia-
tion the rule declaring women ineligible for
membership. has been. resciDded, and a
woman is To- speak at the next meeting OF
the Church Congress. The latter fact has
excited the wrath of the Rev. Mr.. Husband
of Folkestore,: who has made the following
statement from the pulpit: at Is wrong
and unscriptuFal for woman to speak in our
public assem- blies, especially at religious GATH
erings OF the Churches England, and L felt.
as one honest 10 MY conscientious eenvic-
tions, LInust write to tire Church Congress
committee and resign from those commit
tees OF which | havs the honor: TO be "a
member, at the SANG time EXPRESSING my
great: regrets that the. subjects committee
should have sanctioned the appearance Of
lady as speaker on Church II England
platform, countenaneing, so it. seems TO
ME, the desire on the part:of some ladies of
the present day to assume TO" themselves
masculine Offices and duties and TO act an
tagonsttcally 10 the beauty and mission and
dignity of true woman hood"
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to the ddfensa and the prosecution: He
ordered the jury locked up until 10 o'clock
this morning.
May | make requestP' asked Foreman
Brown timidly. -
"Wliat is it?' Inquired the court
That the. jurors be furnished with. a
pitcher q water. some crackers and cheese
and some cigars" MAS the answer.
Judge Morrow was dumb for minute.
but said .:'As for water you W i'll find irin
a tank liyer there. :. The cigars and the rest
am afraid have no power. to- furnish" =:
Attorney. Campbell and United States
District Attorney Garter informed the Jury
that they would com bine:stakes to buy all
the cigarst jurors needed: =: :.
What will those get W no do not smoker"
.squeaked little juror in thsrear. -.
: "Crackers and cheese" answered Judge
MORROW. as he left the bench.
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j.. N: Harris, 3 Fulton Market. New York
City, says t.. -.
Ill have been using BRAYpRETH's PILLS for
the past: i 8 years. There Is nothing equal to
them az Blood Purfels and Liver Regulstors.
But wish to state how refnar kaby they: cure
rheumatism and how. easily; [ was affected by
rheumatism iH The legs. My business wholesale
fish deanTA naturally leads me TO damp places.
l could not Walk. and at night / suff ed Re ar
fully; Tried basam.. sarsapartllas and all
kinds OF dlnetures, but.Ihey did me no good ana
Twas afraid Of bctng cripple. finally CON-
meme d using BRANDRETH's PILLS. TOOK two
every night FOR ten nights, then l began to lin
prove. i continued aking ilem for 40 days and
got cailrely.we Now. whenever sick, / take
BRAND RETH>S. PILLS. 'Theyneyer fati." O. q"
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mia. lay iii acritical state ut The Occidental.
Hotel and was removed yesterday after
noon to tie Naval HosbitaI at Mare Island
at the instance OF Rear Admiral Irwin,
commandment of the yard. Quarters had
been prepared for him and he will receive
there. every attention. that the establish
men: can bestow. DIR. Taylor has been a
surgeon in tire naval service and is now on
the ret red liSt .:
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!. on fisa5:;9z7ld o t:.AhGl5t HttIe Kitty. Bryant
:disappeared Suddenly from her home at $50:
jessie street. East nf1ht she: sat smiling
upon a.beneA at the SontheTn police; station,
where she had been brpnghtft0m the pave
nents~ On .zIhiId and TehS1Qa: streets
Kitty explained: that she had been sent
out: TO .hIty.. something .with::: So GENTS
and :: fayIng :]ost 1.-The money was
afraid I'd GO. home ag8in$ She Slept In: d
Mrs :.:Rlclfardsoii' s children If .Tehaina
stree tsand there size got her meal ): Apass-
ing lady aeQuairi ance recognized cher. and
,infornled the police +.of her: whereabouts.
: They took her into the station and there
Kitty sat gravely -.awai1lHg her father $
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A Criminal Pair.
:. AIS

Yesterday Sidney Bell and John ii.
,Squires were up for sentence in Judge
Murphy's court. the first Tor robbery and
the SECOND for. embraeery. Owing to the
absence OF Beps counsel the court con-
sented.to postpoDe his sentence to nexl
Tuesday, when the. other robbery cases
against him will probably have been de-
cided. In Sdnire's case. On a motion for: q
new trial owing TO an alleged discovery oil
new evidence, the court allowed tile matter
to be continued till next Thursday to give
the District Attorney time TO hle affidavits
on the demurrer.
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sharpars in tho Park.

Joseph Swetz. was wandering through
Golden Gate Park Friday when two thimble-
riggers tried to- get him To bet on the game.
Joseph had tried to find the elusive pea be-
fore. and was son" TO the game. So he said
nothing until he. pointed out the two,
. shart ers toa policeman. One. escaped. but
the other was arrested and charged with
vagrancy. The vsgrant pea and sleIl manip-
Hlator gave his name as M. John son.
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BORN.

+RoFMANN-In this city, september 3, 1892, 70 the
:: wife OF Elias HofmaEn, a son. =:
ABRAHAM s-In this city. September 2, 1892 TO
the wife of Lesser AbFah ms a SON
VERB AGHEN-In this city. September 2, 1892
TO thesyife OF a. Nerhag ben q dali ID ter e
Farsi this city. September 2, 1892, to the
wife Of r., b. Papst, so1.
'GoILINs+-In this city, August &c., 1892. to the
wife OF Richard ]. Collins, son.
CODY lin this city August 80. 1899, to the wife of
Thomas +. Cody, sou
FoRD+In this city. Aagust27. 1922. to che wife OF
r.. w::FoTd. a son.
MARTE1.--In Mountain View, September p 1892,
to- she wife OF AfKea.E: .Martel. SON.
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Licensed 10 MARRY.
= - y. J.
Licengss.to marry were. yesterday Issue

LICENSES. to marry were. yesterday issued
TO the following: :; !. :.
!. j 6hn Hansen and .Chaflotra:TroGan 4o-:33:.
Cart L?te dels aiia Eliza a,epnla; 2S@22.
234-Il: - =
Llonel: IIeymsmaDn and Lucy Simon; 35-23.
Joseph kohIer and Katgka ShonbeTg; 27-22
'frsEk.p. \ leSersOn.and Lilly Elliot. 25-2I
. Eerh2pd L.: Reillac aud. Algusle aj Netz
32&2i-.. -:
;: ARTHUR: f. Barhard> aud FLORENCE G. Currter
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:The: IIre RAcnr,i.:

A lamp was upset In. the two.story franc
building. at 22ir PoNell street. at 7:52
o'ciock ia st night, causing $500 danage- TO
the building and S106-to the conteuts. The
house was owned by s.. f. HaHiniae and
was occupied BY Mrs. NJ. Hennig.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

fBiith marriage and death notices sent by ma
VIII not be inserted, They must be handed In az
either OF the publication .oftees and be- 1ndorsed
WITH the me and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published :: 49,
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:; ::RED EIRE. "A \ u ROCKETS. :
The .statS Republican. lie ue T.. "a oil is:
=, : :. -. Il eco MI nm. -. =


IA fteT The =U+piop League. :DgifCorps had
escorted fhe state CcAtral Com iihittee TO: the
'Wi5g5vara- they nj afehe,ftothe:l leadqli9rters
Of: lfe: Repp6licap League. OF: the State Of
California, where. afrapsements had been
made TO give the cerps*:a proper. :fecep ton.
Redfne.@ rCcIleta and Roman candles were
.IispEaYed from the numerous windows of
the leaGue: as tile CORPS passed in. 4:eview in
'front.' Of. the building" The eorpsGeturned
1thessalnte w1th their usna} campaign war
cry. fanlbean tGTches; and gave three cheers
farft}fe Republican LeagJ}e. -: -. ::
- Tie; frpualican league entertained m any
visitors during the evening: and G0lohel
ecu tfys: conFmittee- yfrfe, eourte6usIy ana
zeal o}&sly engaged in.enteItain1ng tho ladies
and gentlemen 81 and distributing The latest
:caHl algR literature Just arr iyef: from the
national .heas1lua ftefs al New York.
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Ex-Coroner E. w. Taylor, who Is pro-
'fess6r Of surgery in the medical and dental
departments OF the University Of Califor-
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A. pair Of shoes and stockings were found
in the st6nach Of q shark s feet long.
4vhleh was caught az Brunswick, Ca. on
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On account OF removal TO their new store. 1I3
Geary street. S. Il G.. Gump int nd in few
days holdng. ain auction sale OF their surplus
stock at:their present store, 5S1 and 5S3 Market
street.:
MIR B.. Scott .Jr. arrived yesterday from New
York-ne has come out specially TO conduct the
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Thssurviva,,:of I'll. F4tost.

By retaining your baggage checks until you
reach THIS cry you win saws. money. our rates
being lower: Than all Others, viz. Trunks 50
cents each. baggage called for and Delivered 10
all trains, etc, al tie above rates. Morton Spe
cal Delivery. 0ic s-l7 Geary street., 4o8
Taylor stIeet:and Oakland ferry depot.
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Charlas M.uers, MIrwam Thsnter.

Tho anus enfent, going public OF this city is in
yiied TO attend the grand burlesque and specially
performance Ill tire W+swam the coming. week.
A host OF new artists make their first aItpe AZ
ance. and il you will only 20 some night you viii
be more than pleased.
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The: Rstistra,tfon.

= Seven:hund red and twslty- FIVE people were
: Registered :ar. the Registfaton Office yester-
:5ay, 1lsk1Bg "A total; UP: TO date of ID, org. as
.agains1 $685.: for. the eerresp 5ndEhs period
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: TBe:eff0i4t II number Berkeley hou, os has
failed SO far: T. :. =. "a
The. new hQrse+car loop on Delaware
street @ffl. soon be:au lshed. -: -: >.
The>publ1c SCHOOLS will be. closed to-mor-
row ana on Admission day: 49,,
Pr6pert owners will petition the gCrus-
tees for Il: Sc wer In. Holgoks,street:
A garden fese was given last evening by
the Unitarimi ladies at the residence: of
Captain Thomas. 1T was q very brilliant
affair.".
.Ashhy taiEin the Stewart and T'robridgc
BLOCK has been arranged for THE plfpose' of
holding religious meetings.: -.
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The ,)premises Of. g.; Schumacher. at. the
foot OF BROAD way. are giving the Board Of
Health. considerable annoyance. There Is
All otdina1ee prohibiting the dumping. of
garbage except in certain specified localities,
but Schumacher; SO tha health eficef al
leges. 90 ntinues to violate this;ordinance% BY
dumping ..Ieflse. matter on his property,
part of which consists of marsh land. His
case was considered by the Beard OF Health
Erid ay mig BIT, and was referred: to TIE: City
Attprney ard City Mars hail.: Health officer
Mclean states thai, In his cptnien, If the
cholera ever<vfsits: Alameda Its: starting
poiht viii be Schninacher's PREMISES. :
:: The Citizens Hook and Ladder Company
will celebrate ifs sixteenth anAivefsary on
Septehl ber16:; IL is the. pioneer fire. colnpany
of Alameda. !: :: ~ ::
Henry Ssyeni1g, the banker, has returned
from a visit 60 Lake Tahoe It. = -.
j: Stella Way has brought suit for divorce
from ElniSrE. Way.
:. Captain =. D5~Jhdd of Alameda, the we'll
known real state dealer, will leave on Sum
day next%:-fQf Washington; to: attend the
NatiQial Grand Army eneamp ment AN
fraternize with his.brU'hers. In blue.
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LATEST sHIrrING. INTELLIGEN

RERrEEING las the onlyreiiable methods to
Ill defecifye sLght. 427 keaIny street. -.