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7 Ohm PFORR. 329 MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
u safe Deposit.
=. s5OOO-Lot 26 :3xI37:6 feet, with a Groom
;heuse, bath, etc: sunny side, beautiful view:
aE1stocratic neighborhood.
-&55OO-Half q 50-Yara lot on Green street. near
YalleJo. with improvements; very cheap.
$lS, ,50p-Fine corner property in Western Adj
tfoh; 2 houses or store and rooms and bath in
. tAer orner house and rooms and bath in the ad-
aJQining house on Eddy st.
= S38OU-SW. cor. 18th and Eureka stS. 75x10O:
Will subdivide it
- Reduced o $4,000 from 81 O,OO0-Rent $50; two
.: 2-Story nice houses. rooms each and lot; Frank
lin ST.. near Pine: 34x75.
:: 81 2.50O-Rent 1913: business property on Fell
St, near Cough: store and fats; n :6X12O
- $r4 ,0OO-Rent $l24 so per month; an eXcellen
bpSiness corner; stores aud dwellings; lot 3OxS0.
:: S4500-Large house; two stores and II rooms
. upstairs1 on a 12-year lease; corner fourth and
BfaTinah SITS.
=: Markets., bet. 9Th and 7th: 25J9O with 2-story
hogse: store below and lodgings upStairs VIII be
sold alta bargain for the buyer
= $1O,U00--Excellent corner: Clay and BAKER Sts.
b6x1 053 fine view; VIII sell whole or in parts.
!: s-S3B, QUA magnificent corner on Mission ST.;
i5>st9res and Groom flats upsrairs, and 4-room
=: c ottages; lot 65xl00: rent $2l2.
II Inc hlarket-st property: SO IT. 'front.' running
tnTough 10 Stevenson ST.. with improvements; al
ways rented.
:: $3600-Stevenson St. nr. 9th: cottage rooms;
lot 25&62: rent S22
: FIne' lot 29xl2S:7 on Sacramento ST., bet La
: Runh-end buchanan: offer wanted.
$3100-Lot 25xl3 Oak st. near Clayton,
ittGGh!!lhg tGh on fark: very cheap
@FeAp lois along Mission road. Excelsior, Col
tese' ACADEMY and West-end Homestead Tracts
nos II Su
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70 &. H UMBSEN q CO
VI: Real Estate Agents, Rent Collectors ana
Aattioneers, IA Montgomery st, San Francisco.
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KNOW THAT YOU CAN BUY LOTS
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AT
GREAT BARGAIN ON TEN DOL
LAR MONTHLY PAYMENTS?
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TO BORROW A HOME
WHEN YOU CAN BUY ONE ON
such EASY TERMS? YOU WILL
YOUR MONEY BY IN
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


0 QHn HOUSE. ROOMS. IN BERKELEY
SD COO. $50 cash. So monthly.
$750-Cottage 4 rooms SIS monthly.
$l600-C"tta e. rooms; lot l00xlO0
$400-Lot 50x135: $50 cash. $40 monthly.
S500-Corner; 40xl20; S25 cash, SO monthly.
S250-Lot 25xl00; at station.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. 20 Montgomery St no4 tt
A GREAT BAkGAIN-WHY BUY SINGLE
II lot when you can purchase an acre for less
money only 1915 per acre; $50 down and $40
monthly: this property Is In the suburbs OF erke
ley, having frontage on the famous San Pablo ave-
GEORGE SCHMIDT. 2l16 Shartuck ave-, BerKe-
ley station. Berkeley, Cal, or w. A. CALDW ELL,
4l5 Montgomery ST., 5. f. oc21tf
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NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
~ residence: rooms; bath: finished basement:
VIII take vacant lot in part payment. MADISON
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:. EXchange-Large and small real estate holdings
In minneapolis paying good interest for exchange
for property in California. q. II. UMBSEN Il Co..
Il Montgomery ST.
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no4 2t*

Q17R0 2 2LARGES-RoOM HOUSES ON 10Th
u w ST., 100 west of Castro.
$275O-5-room cottage: only one left In block: !:
on 2Oth and Eureka SITS, " blocks west OF Castro
s2S00-5-room cottages on 25th ST., near Castro.
s39O0-Corner lot. with large 7-room 2.story
house: corner 25th and Diamond: part cash; bal
ance in instalments.
+. NELSON. on premises. or 1920 25th st.. near
Castro ocIq TT
G12 IN CORNER NEAR 9Th AN II AR
UlIo.' w. rison sts.. 30IS7: store and up.
per stories tfats); also adjoining 2-story house !;
yearly rent $l4O4; steady tenants. G. W. ARM
bhueIEk, 80 montgomery, rm. g. WeFrSu 80
Q1hU0 PROPERTY ON TEHAMA ST. r.
sQIOOO. Third, paying $53 per month. e. w.
SHELTON. 410 Montgomery. no4 IT.
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@ QH00 JONES, ADJOINING CORNER
- coOO. Okarrel with 5-story frame; fine
business property. MADISON BURKE.
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lliand obtain one of our Real Estate Records.
which Contains list of properties Tor safe IN all
parts:ot the city.
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Lots near the San Mateo Electric road from
$3.50 up. Only So per month
Lots near Cortland avenue ana Holly Park from
$3.50 to $400.
Lots fronting electric road on san Jose ave. ::
$3.50 to $3.50.
Lots 25x114 in the warm belt of the Missions
level and on grade nd close to car line
Lots within l block OF Mission-st. Electric ROAD
good neighborhood; $3.50.
Park lots. opp Midwinter Fair grounds; both
north aud south of the park; from $3.50 to $3.50
each.
S550-Lots: $25 down. balance 81 0 per month ;
near st. and main entrance to Midwinter Fa r.
S400-Lots 2bxl20. fenced and graded. close to
Midwnter Fair grounds and fronting the new
railroad now being built. These lots viii be worth
$4,000 each in less than five years.
MAKE YOUR FAMILY HAPPY.
MAKE YOUR FAMILY COMFORTABLE.
MAKE YOURSELF INDEPENDENT
By securing lot in the beautiful and we'll located
HEYMAN TRACT: cabe-cars close by; streets
all graded and severed; only new houses on the
tract, and of water free to purchasers: terms
to suit: houses will be built according to your
own plans, on terms equal to rent
oc29 If Su JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
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HOUSES AND LOTS THAT MUST BE SOLD
IL regardless OF value: lot on Douglass, near 2lst :
street work done: 800. Lot on Diamond near gath
ST.: street work done; 1850 50xll4-24th, near
Castro: street work done: $500. Cottage rooms
and bath Just finished: all modern i'm provements:
driveway with stable room. yard etc.; half block
from cars: price below actual cost: terms to suit
Cottage OF z rooms and bath: all modern i'm prove
ments; hu.lt to ORDER half block from cars; sold
on easy terms for 25 per cent less than cost Other
cottages on terms. $l5U0 near cars Other
lots, on easy terms. $500; near cars.
Noe Valley property made a specially.
GEORGE w. MCPHERSON CO.
NE. corner Castro and Twenty-fourth SITS
once open Sundays 10 to Pm.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


O'FARRELL IL CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS & RENT COLLECTORS
MONTGOMERY ST.. s. F.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


81 ACRES IN FRUITVALE; MAKE OFFER;
O3 W. Is. EASTIN, 22 Montgomery ST. nos st
L'OR HOMES IN TIE SANTA CRUZ NOUN
I tains or land in Los Gatos or vicinity call on or
address G. r STETSoN, room Is, Parr Block, Los
Gatos, p. o. box 29S. sells FrSuWe TT
1S-ACRE TRACT FRUIT LAND, IL MILES
~ of Oakland, for sale exchange for city
property; or will take bankbooKs at face in pay
ments. g. p. KERN 1910 Broadway, Oakland4 1t
GtSO PER YEAR - TWO-ACRE CHICKEN
sID w ranch; has so fruit trees: history Groom
house barn. windmill, tank, chcken-houses and
yards; large outside run for chickens; situated
close to town. Apply TO GEORGE c. YOUNG.
PetaIuma NOD 7t
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LET THIS GOLDEN OPPORTU-
NIFTY SLIP BY A FINE CHANCE
FOR IN VESTORS WITH LIMITED
MEANS. SAFER THAN BANKS.
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$500 REDUCEDaLIBERTY; Mr.. GUER,
rented; lot 45xll4 MADISON & BURKE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A. 81. LIssAK. o. Won RHEIN.
n F. Won RHEIN CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents Auctioneers and House Brokers' 5l3
California street.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.


FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
Il EST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED: $4,000
VIII buy business property new house OF 2
bath; all modern improvements: above only half
a block from Frutvale Station rents for $50 per
month. For terms call or address W. YOUNG
Frutvale station oc27 If
DENTISTS.
DR. j. j. LEEK, PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
~ DEN TAI COLLEGE, Fifth st.-No students
allowed to practice on you; all Work frst-class
this college Will not NOV or close; consultation
tree: open evenings and Sunday until noon. If
4 T ROOM ., FILINGS SOC EXT 25o, PLATES
~ and crowns 81: in room T. my main office,
teeth hlled ana extracted painlessy by my secret
local method; my dental college will soon close,
so come 10 room 8: advice free; work guaranteed
Oh u w. LIEN. b OFarreii ST. my26 tf
I'D. A. LUDLJ HILL. l443 MARKET ST
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new;
teeth from % per set; extracting soc gas
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. s06 MAR
y ket st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. 1eS tt
DR. H. G. CONGRATULATIONS PAINLESS:
~ PATCHWORK. bridgework. teeth Without plates
especially. 1S41 Polk st, my14 CT
NO PAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy: SOC and 81; artificial teeth from So;
769 Market ST., bet. Third and Fourth. ap12tt
G7A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
ep good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market next baldwin TheaEer ocl Il
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
lHdebts contracted by ROCCO BEBAN on restau-
rant. 969 Toward ST., after oct. II, 1893.
nos 3t$ S. ASSALINO
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Calf rnia, In and for the City and County of
San Francisco.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ANGLo-NEvADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION "a COR.
PORATION) UPON ITS APPLICATION FOR
JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the AngIo-Nevada
Assurance Corporation, corporation Organized
the State of California and having its ONCE and
principal place OF business In the City and County
Of San francisco, state OF California has made an
application to the Superior Court of the State of
California in and for the City aid County Of San
Francisco for It's d ssolution and disncorporaton,
and that the Presiding Judge of this Court has ap-
pointed THURSDAY, the ninth day of November,
A. d. 1898, at ten Q0) O'Clock In the forenoon OF
that day and the courtroom OF this Court, Dept.
No. / thereof, at the New City Hall. In said
City and County OF San francisco. as the day,
time place for the hearing of said appl icaton.
BY order of our Superior Court at the New City
Hall, in the said City and County OF San Fran
CISCO this fifth day of October. A. d. 1893.
Attest my hand ana the seal OF said Superior
Court at the said City and County of San Fran.
cisco, the day ana year last above written.
NJ. @. HALEY. Clerk
Byw j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
+. H. CoUNTRYNAN, Attorney for Applicant.
oc6 td
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EST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED; $4,000
- VIII buy business property: new house OF 2
stores, rooms and pantry below; rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; above only half
block from Fruitvale Station: rents for $50 per
month. For terms call or address w. II YOUNG
Fruitvale station. oc27 If
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ALAMEDA FU NIsHED HOUSES.

U.1O NEW 2-SToRY HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS,
ID ~. nicely furnished. piano. gas electric
bells and all modern improvements; also house of
rooms for sale on terms TO suit Apply or ad-
dress 1000 Regent ST., Park-street station,
Alameda nos 3t*
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Ooh EG.. 2 HOUSES OF AND ROOMS
~ O1StOs and lot on Shotwel ST.
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ATToRNEYS-AT-LAw.

A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
~ DIVORCE probate laws, marriage contracts pri-
vate. G. w. HOWE atty at law, II >toekton.2s tt
VV W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNE 400
w California ST.. rms. 14-l5; advice free. d3 tt
% A CROTHERs. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sos
IL. Clay St nos II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GI10O AL COFFEE SALOON X
years. p AC. EXCHANGE, 23 kearny st. moo Nv
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L1OR SALE CHEAP-CORNER SALOON AND
i liquorstore in good Locations: cheap rent. with
years ease: doing a good business: every thing
in running order. For particulars apply TO WIN.
Hattie. IA and rs First St. n W. cor Mission ] II
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PARK LOTS.
Fifteenth, cor Clement: lots; $3.50 and 5000;
easy terms.
SlO0O-l1th ave. mr.. Point Lobos: 25Il2O.
Ss50-Cheap: 5tn ave-. mr. California;: 25xl2O.
S975-12th ave. nr. Clement; 25xl2O.
Cor. 26th ave and q st: Is lots; offered cheap.
S25O0-7th ave. nr. Point Lobos: 50xl2U.
MADISON x BURKE. 626 Market ST.
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G1T0O NICE COTTAGE AND LOT. BRY.
u iON. ant ave. nr. 22d: rooms and bath
52xl0U. MADISON q BURKE.
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TNSTALLMENT COTTAGES-ELEGANT NEW
i bay window cottages of 8 rooms and bath each;
brick foundations, stone walks, ETC. lots 26xl 0U
each,
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DE- YoT YoT

"a ILL
w Ill.
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o1RQ0 NEVADA ST. NR. PoTKERO AVE.
Np cNO. and 24ths St; cottage. and lot 25Il0O.
MADISON & BURKE
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DARTY WITH MACHINERY WILL MANUFAC-
ture patent articles royalty; articles princi-
paIIy of wood preferred Address W. p. box l06
Call Branch Ofiee. oc3l It's
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GJ6RO REDUCED; ZOE PLACE. OFF FOL-
this is a bargain. MADISON s. BURKE
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CALOoN AND LODGING G-HOUSE-OLD ES-
- tablshed; cheap; account of sickness. 500
Fourth st. mol It's
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20 TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS
VI In the Lorin eights Tract, along the line OF
the Cal. and New. Railroad; ferry to San
Francisco; quick time: buy now before prices ad-
vance, sure to make money: price $3.50: only $50
cash, balance SO per month CLOUGH d
BAKER. 1902 Broadway. Oakland. jy7 II
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OAKLAND HOU Es TO LET.

QOO FOR RENT-7-ROOM FLAT, BATH,
I'D ~. electric bells. stoves and water; 954
Union ST.. near Adellre-st station, Oakland.
KOENIG d KROLL 900 Broadway ocl9 I'm
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G6OO PARTNER WANTED - LIGHT IN
u COO. door business well establis he'd: will
pay 800 per month TO each yearly: selling on
account of sickness. H., l20 Fair Oaks st. mol 7t+
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O. 9e0O CLIPPER ST. NEAR CHURCH ST.
= ScOOUU. caOIe: fats OF 4 and 5 rooms and
= bath each; brick foundations, stone walks, etc.
rents S2S; lot 25xl14.
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lust COMPLETED AND ALREADY SOLD
81 Castro Heights: Market ST. pass the
door; you make your own terms and give you
your home; story, 8 rooms and bath; all the
latest electric and sanitary improvements. for
further and full particulars apply to o'FARRELL
d CO., ii MONTGOMERY ST.
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CALOON: lao MINNA ST., NEXT TO EXAM
- liner building; sickness cause of selling oc3I s"
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Clio CASH And 1928 CENTS PER DAY OR So
sp IO per month will buy a lot in the Gem Tract
only 600 feet from the San Leandro Electrician
line. and Seminary PRATT d CO.. 459
Ninth ST.. Oakland. la29 If
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o1S0 LOT AZ, BLOCK SO, CITY LAND AS
ID w. sociation. about l block from deDst
and electric cars in Ocean View: lot to this
gomery st
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DELICACIES AND FANCY GR0CERY-BEST
IL location; good stock; cheap rent; fine fixtures
Pacific Marine Supply Co., 206 California st. St*
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S2I5O eooR FtAGE a room. a9R 6HfFas a6d Ss;n
= table for several horses Ritch ST; lot 2o1So;
Street .Serenrad
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DOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR; TEN FUR
Il nshed rooms: good business: proprietors have
been there for years Apply TIT Marker. NJ 7t*
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$4,000 RaRgA1S 2adm. ,5a ssToRT 5sISs X F9gsE 9! OF
Els0n. ST, 9Th; rents S42; lot 25x75; street
!. Al trad - ~
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QD0AO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES-
NC-COO tate; marine view: bay-window cot
tsge of rooms and bath; lot 25xlU5 g; Larkin
st. e. Il, UNBSEN & co.
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Q.OTOO HERON ST, NEAR 8TH; 2 FLATS;
I'd w. rents S26; 20x69. MADISON
BURKE.
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ON POINT LOBOS AVE AND 26TH ST.
" large NE corner: 100 feet fronting on Point
Lobos ave. For price and further particulars ap-
ply TO O,EARRELL q CO. IL Montgomery st.
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ZINE SALOON AND DINING-ROOM: BAR
hxtures, range. ETC.. complete icorne cted with
a nrSt-elass hotel IN houriShing country town; a
rare chance for good man. j. H.. box las. Call
Branch 0hice
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MONEY TO LOAN.


a HAVE MONEY Il SUMS OF $1,000 TO
" 1925 900 to loan first mortgage improved
city real estate all loans granted. il satisfactory
within "a hours OF application N. II. LANG &
CO. SO Montgomery ST. cor Sutter oc25 If
MONEY LOANED IN JEW ELRY AND OTHER
ln valuables at the Security Loan Bank, l106
Mark at mr. Mason: private entrance a Turk ap9 Il
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
A FAMILY HOME - HANDSOME SUNNY
IA rooms in main building and cottages; large
playground: table and every appointment FIRST
class. KELSEY HOUSE. Teleg. ave. aud 4th st
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G.1c COO PAINT, OIL AND WALL PAPER
DlOOO. store for sale; good paying business;
splendid stand: disagreement of partners cause or
sale MCLAUGHLIN 4 Co. 261h KearnY. NJ 7tH
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Q1OO ONLY THINK-LOTS 5Oxl5O COW
ertOO. cred with fruit trees, at Elmhurst.
Oakland's most thriving suburb; facing electric
road; best chance for a home or speculation
terms to suit all. A II. BREED d CO., 46O Ninth
ST.. Oakland. SET II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
NEWFOUNDLAND TROUBLE.
The Governor Refuses to Yield to French
Admirars Demand.

Admirals Demand.
ST. JOINS, n. T., July ~ This colony
is threatened with more serious complica
tions arising out of the French shore ques-
tion. The French flagship Naiade, Ad-
miral Elamornaix, arrived here on Sunday
to participate in the anniversary Of the
establishment of the French republic and
also to arrange the recent difficulty over
the French shore Five weeks ago the
French lobster packers imported large
quantities of trade implements In the
British steamer Harlaw to Boone Bay.
They refused to pay duties thereon, claim
ing that French goods were exempt
The newfoundland government seized
the goods for the non-pay n ent of duties
and sold them at auction. The French
admiral Monday had a conference with
the governor and the executive council
and demanded the return of the goodA
The governor refused, and he gave them
until o'clock in the afternoon for final
answer. None having been made at that
hour, he hoisted anchor and left port, re-
fusing to attend dinner arranged in his
honor that evening.
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whose charred and backened trunks were
taken from the mass of debris.
Efforts will be made today with power
fuI machinery to lift the network OF pipes.
Allowing the firemen to delve deeper for
-other remains, which, It Is conceded by
all. are certainly wedged below. Probably
by noon the anxiously awaited truth will
have been reached.
The four Columbia Guards who were
reported In the list Of missing
Have Been Heard From.
They were ordered to report to different
captain, but In some manner the order
mscarried, and the guards did not report
at the company headquarters to which
they had been ordered.
There are reports to the effect that
Henry Gedulig, foreman Of the painters
In the cold storage building, aud Carpen-
ter John Campbell are missing, but, as
many others who were thought to have
been lost have turned up, it Is presumed
that these men have escaped.
In regard to the reports he made on the
unsafe condition of the building, Marshal
Murphy says: II correspond in my OF
fetal capacity only with Mr.. Burnham,
director of the works. have sent him
three letters in regard to the condition OF
the building and have reported to him
after each one of the four fires and recon-
mended that something be done at once
to prevent recurrence of the affair"
Director of Works Burnham was before
the council in secret session for over an
hour yesterday. 1t is said he was sub
jected to thorough cross-examination as
10 the reports and complaints he had re-
ceived affecting the safety of the building
in case of fire. The council contends that
II the cold storage building was unsafe,
or had been condemned, it was not noti-
fed to that effect.
John b. Skinner, president of the Her
cules iron works, which owned the cold
storage building. declared that the build
ing was the strongest on the Worlds fair
grounds. The construction department Of
the fair, he said, supervised the work on
the building. and Director Burnham and
his men were frequently at the place while
1t was being built.
The subscriptions to the relief fund now
aggregate $500. Commissioner Hovey Of
Massachusetts, contributed $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
JOHN M. DEANCOMPANY,
o1o and 821 Westminster Street,
PROVIDENCE.
A MODEST FUNERAL.
simple Services Over Justice Blatchford's .
Remains Yesterday.

NEWPORT. X. L., July 12.-The funeral
rites were performed over the remains OF
the late Associate Justice Samuel Blatch-
ford of the United States supreme court
at All Saints chapel, which has been the
scene of many high society wedding.
The plain little chapel in which society
worships during the summer months was
again crowded, while the streets around
were filled with people and carriages. So
eiety turned out large delegation to pay
Its last respects to one who had held SO
high a position in the nations courts. and
who is now SO highly spoken of by his as
sociates of the country's highest tribunal,
The remains were inclosed in a black
broadcloth casket with heavy silver trim
mings. The floral pieces were numerous
and costly. There were no services at the
late residence on Greenough place.
The remains were taken to All Saints
church. the bearers being Chief Justice
Melville w. Fuller. Justice Horace Gray,
Justice David j. Brewer, Justice George
Shiras, Jr.. Justice Howell Il. jackson,
Judges +. Henry Lacombe, Nathaniel
Shipman, Charles l.. Benedict, Hoyt H.
Wheeler, Addison Brown, Alfred G. Coke,
Charles Andrews, John G. Gray, John
Sedgwick, Messrs. Seth Low, Sidney Web
ster John L. Cadwalader, James Lowndes.
The services at the church were conduct
ed by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter, rel
alive; the Right Rev. Bishop Clarke of
Rhode Island, the Rev. DIR. III. Y. Saterlee
and the Rev. DIR. Alexander Mackaye
Smith of New York. The funeral party
were driven from the church to the dock
Of the steamer General, and upon her trans
ported to WEXFORD.
The remains will be taken to New York,
and burial will take place at Greenwood
cemetery.
There has seldom been q more distin-
guished gathering assembled here to pay
respect to the dead.
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CHICAGO'S HORROR.


X0Werfut mncninory to DO Put TO WORK
ON the Ruins
CHICAGO, July l2-The ruins Of the
cold storage building are as yet unex-
plored, and 1t is realized that the full ex-
Tent of the disaster cannot be ascertained
until the mountain of rubbish is sifted and
carted away.
At some points the accumulation of
debris 10 IS or 20 feet high, and IL is i'm
possible to know how many charred bodies
may rest beneath until these heaps have
been examined The search is necessarily
slow and tedious. owing to the vast
amount Of iron and machinery that en-
cumbers the ruins and the inextricable
network Of rods and bars formed by the
Intense heat.
The point near the smokestsck where
many Of the men were seen to jump Is
covered with tangled mass of
steam Pipes and Charred Timbers
- feet high. II Is now definitely known
that number Of workmen employed in
oAe building ascended the fatal tower with
ohe hremen- n. A Drummond, with
1hrre or four other workmen, was seen on
~ way up the tower with fire extin-
nuishen. Before they could have had
Umo TO reach the top of the ladders that
ocn1ed the interior walls, the whole mass
oocpled ovpr.
The dead arc now known TO be "a, while
1(vo sufferers are lying I'm the emergency
k1nDitAi. Rasping away the few hours OF
M yet allotted them The numbered dead
fno|ode thons who died I'm the hospital
60. fk&Ir fnfuvfoo- and the unfortun ates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
The New hUrks ADVENT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The armored
cruiser New York is now within q few
days of readiness for commission. The
Gramp company have begun the final
planning of her decks and mounting of her
turret batteries. The first cruise OF the
New York will be an event in the history
of the navy. She will first be made the
flagship of the home squadron. Then she
will GO to Europe and probably finish her
first three years commission by voyage
around the world.