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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
'ARMING LANDS A SPECIALITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1860
OFFICES {:

THE LEADING AND OLDEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA.
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LANDS IN ALL COUNTIES OF THE STATE
FOR SALE.

1O15 Fourth st. .Sacfam0ntO
Ia Montgomery st................Sa San Francisco
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SlO OO0 BRASSAN2s, N and ID s,i,. B 5oIso
MADISON 4 BURKE
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S2 600 FA1E otsHs Mr. ,a r 2dsr sb SstSs
double lot 6l1ll7 g. MADISON Il BURKE.
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We are compiling list of about 500 places in
the different parts OF the country ranging in price
from $500 up to $4,000. being very complete
farms. etc A limited portion OF them are in the
envrOns Of San Francisco. We will have the list
printed IN about six days. Those wanting small
places will do we'll to send for the list.
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mOOnO NEARLY NEW BAY WINDOW
NZSVU. cottage of rooms ana BATH brick
foundations stone walks, etc; sunny line of Goth
81 +: near several lines OF streetcars; lot 24x92.
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We have several pieces of residence property n
Oakland and other places around the bay to ex-
change for improved ranches. We have also In
places to exchange for good grain or fruit land
provements to exchange for property around the
bay.
40 acres: half creek bottom land. balance roll
ing; 49, miles from VALLEY Springs. Calaveras
County; ali fenced: family orchard OF 1876 trees:
house OF rooms; large barn: chicken b ouSe;
good well and water. This must be sold for cash
at one-half its value: $1,000. EDWIN X. ALSIP
Il CO., IA Montgomery st. aul3 st Su1uWe
10-ACKE TRACTS OF FINE FRUIT LAND
" in the celebrated Bartlett pear belt; close TO
Auburn. Placer County. and &. p. X. R.: fine
springs and good soil: price SIS. $50 ana $25 per
acre on 30 monthly payments: no interest; no
taxes. JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market St. San
Francisco. aul3 tt Su
"a ANTED - SMALL RANCH TO LEASE;
w within so miles Of San FranCiscO cash rent
Apply 40 Geary ST., room A. aul2 3t~
~ HILL-CHICKEN RANCH: CHEAP; Big
W miies from town: 20 acres cleared: fine
spring OF water piped TO house OF rooms: 1000
cords standing tirewood and good market;
slightly. healthy. pretty place; $1,000; half cash
40 oeary ST.. room A. aug st
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOX SALE:
\ send tor list u. J. WEST. Martinez Cal. aul Inns
l. OR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
j see d. h. TWING, Sonoma City. Cal. mr7 tt
GALE OR EXCHANGE: BARGAIN LIST OF
- land. ANDREW PRICE. Heainsburg. Cal.25 tt
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Q.Tn 0OO DOwNTOW BUSINESS PROP
II " .VOO. ertY the BALDWIN Hotei ;
4-story and basement brick and iron building
pays per cent net
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FOR SALE CHEAP
= Sooo cash. balan of $1,000 in monthly INSTALL
men VI 30 per month. for q cottage of rooms
anu pdtI. now In course of completion. on the
soutn sue OF Cortland ave. and about 3 blocks
from tne COT. OF 5Oth and Mission sts, and near
school, mouse; For further particulars inquire of J.
bho"NoIoNE' II Montgomery st. Ii st SuTuTh
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HERE IS A CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP.

Must be sold: Page St. near Market: look at It;
lot 27:6x120 TO rear street. improvements rented
for $50 per month: make offer.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE CO.. 63S Market
street aul3 st SuTufr
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE nv
IL &. II. REYNOLDS d Co 332 Montoomerv at
Business ware house property
Houses and ots In all parts of the city.
Richmond District lots and blocks
Cheap building lots convenient to Mission and
Howard-st. car lines.
San Bruno ave- lots and blocks; Howard-st- car
line passes property.
T DAMS MADE ON OUTSIDE LoTS. FRUIT
II vale lots cheap. 235 Kearny room TO- 10, Is 2*
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u Monugome cry ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A. H. lIssAK OF. Won RHErN.
n F. Won RHEIN Il CO., RIAL ESTATE
". Agents AuctioneerS and House Brokers' 513
California street.
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S60OU. residence Of 10 rooms and bath:
stone walks. ETC.; street accepted; lot % :61
1877 IS; Jones ST.
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Q1d zoo MISSION ST; CORNER: BUSI-
I'D I. 'tfO. ness property; improvements and
lot 25 6xeO.
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Gao OOO CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION
.OOU. On the y. side OF Market ST. {:
downtown business property. Improvements and
lot 27x127: irregular.
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$40 600 GoLpIET e. GAT ICONS Avs and S bath
Well rantad. LOT ~ .3X8u MADISON 4 BURKE.
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Odc 0O0 MARKET ST: BUSINESS
u ~ .OOO. property; lot SO :l1I125: old i'm
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nnnoo OFFER WANTED: LARGE g.
~ JUUU. story house In flats: brick foun-
dalton: sunny side of Liberty St. near Guerrero;
t;ouble lot 45xll4 MADISON q BURKE
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cO7SO RENTS 81 a MONTH: o-SToRY
% ~. house of . rooms and hath: brick
foundations etc; ehania st; lot 25XS0.
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c1e S00 2TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
u u. OOp. houses OF 10 and IL rooms and
bath each; rents $l3O; lot 45:l0Xl37 IS: Green
witch ST., near Mon tgomeTy ave: street accepted
by the CITY.
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NOW is THE TINE
To take your money out OF the Savings Banks ana
invest with
JACOB HEYMAS
WHO HAS LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY
....ON....
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G9S0O NICE FLATS ON HAMPSHIRE
" 'COO. st: brick foundations; lot 25xlO 10;
near 24th-st cable road
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cocoa FINE NEARLY NEW BAY
tDOtOO- window fats Haight ST.; good
rent; Iaf 25x157:6; ay-windows. brick fouuda
Ell
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NOTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT

Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with
law, and under and by virtue OF a resolution duly
passed by the Board Of Directors of the Occfden-
tai Consolidated Mining Company on tine 2otn DAY
OF July, 1893. and entered record OF said cor.
pora tion. the date Of delinquency of assessment
No. 13. as per notice of said assessment above
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of August, 1898, and
the delinquent sale is hereby extended and liked
for WEDNESDAY,the6 9Th day OF Septem ber 1893,
at the hour OF O'Clock Of said day. at the once OF
the company. room 90. Nevada Block. 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, CAL
iy27 I'd AIFREI X. DUkBROW. Secretary.
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$1,000 goo FEETo GOOD STREET Mr.
and will consider any reasonable offer. WIN. NJ.
DE WOLF Fruityaie
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$1,000 HoUsE aNn noT SGsa'o
Fruitvale; very reasonable terms. VIM NJ. De
WOLE.
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SSO BUSIN ESS LOT / BLOCK FROM
sNCCO. Fruitvale Station: terms to suit. VIM
Nj DE WOLE
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G.OTE LOT; GOOD SIZE: A BARGAIN;
,f ~ u. block from FruitvaIe ave-: 10 minutes
walk from local train: terms, rs cash. balance to
suit. WIN. NJ DE WOLF
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NTorICE OF AssEssMENT-GRAY EAGLE
IN Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF busiueSs san Francisco. California. Location
of works Placer County. California.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of the
Ro.rd of Directors hold oil tho 10th day OF July.
iSeS An assessment, No. SO, of three cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
eorporation. payable immediately in United
the company. Room 4. Nevada Block, 500 Mont
eomery st.. San Francisco California. Any stock
mon which this assessment shall rsms IN unpaid
on the 10th day of August, 1893, will DO oelin-
.,1enr, and advertised for sale at public auction:
and unless payment 70 made befor, will be sold
on Thursday. the l4th day of Septsmbet 1893, to
nav the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of SALE By
order OF tho Board OF Directors.
ChAS Z. HARVEY, Secretary.
once, Room 4. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
It.. San francisco. Caiirnrnis jy1ltd
NOTICE OF AssEssMENr.-OoCIDE
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cali
fornia. Location OF works. Silver Star Mining
District storey Counts. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
0card OF Directors mold on tho 22d day OF juno.
1913, an assessment No. Is. of ten 0) cents Der
share was levied up n the capital stock of to. or
porAtiOn. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to the secret r. 1T the otce of tho com
pany. room 90. Nevada block, 300 MONTGOMERY
o., San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment Shall re-
main unpaid on the 26th day OF July, 1898. will
% deiinquens and advertised for sale ~ public
auction, and unlesa payment II made before will
10S3. TO pay tho delnQnent assessment. together
Win tho costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
81 order OF tho roard OF Directors
ALFRED K. URBROw, Secretary.
OMceGkoom %. Nevada block, 800 Montgon-
W ~, eAn FRANCISCO. California.
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0.tOOO BUCHANAN ST, NEAR FILBERT
.NIOUU. 30x90: , hay-wiudow fats, rooms
bath each: low rents. $40. MADISON a. BURKE.
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GIL oOO 1915 MASON Sr.,w. SIDE, BET.
u L L, tOU. jackson and Pacific; desirable
location for improvements: bay window house of
. rooms occupies part of the lot; size "a :9x
u e
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nr0cO CLAY ST. Mr.. POWELL; 2 FLATS;
SOOOU. rents $50: lot 2019l, with L to an
aley MADISON & BURKE.
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CT000 RENTS SS4 PER MONTH; BEST
Ut tOOO. investment property offered for
sale: corner lot. 301lUO with Il 2Ox25. on I'd ST.:
improvements in two-story houses.
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C.lO OOn S19 CALIFORNIA ST.. COR. OF
n y .UOU. Jolce near Powell large house
with grounds: house contains a rooms and batn {:
BIZ small outlay could be altered for a boardin
houSe or flats: lot S0X77 IS
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GO r6O MARINE VIEW LOT; CHOICE
y =. W. neighhorhood: situate Vail ejo St,
near buchanan; commanding unobStrucred ma
riue view; size 1877 :6xl37 IS.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE; MUST BE SOLD on
/, account OF owners leaving the city: n. line OF
Clay St near Webster: 10 rooms and bath: rents
ssh. lot Of .bxl27:S MADISON d BURKE
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ot11OO NOE, NEAR ELIZABETH - =
L 4 OO. rooms and bath; lot 25x27. MADI-
son A. BURKE.
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$4,000.

MASONIC CEMETERY. IMPROVED LOr FOR
NI SALE No. IS. size. lOx20. in section % north
addition, Manzanita ave. Address 400 TAYLOR
ave. Alameda jy2l TT
L'OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH LOT DIXIE
+ corner Baker ave. and Strngham at within
short distance of streetcar lime Address Lot
box 30. { all Office. mvI q tfs
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OSOOO 1913 STOCKTON ST, W. SIDE,
u OOUV. near Chestnut; desirable Eastiak e
cottage of rooms and bath, commanding excel
lent marine view: good neigh5orhood; rented az
nresenL for 30: Lot 4nNiO.
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MAN AND TEAM AT MY OFFICE AT FRUIT
NI vale station To show property free of charge.
WM NJ De WOLF. Fruitvale. aul2 OF
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

z REASONS WHY ROwE'S INFALLIBLE
u Handicapping system recommends itself to
Investors with $500 more:
atety
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

"A ANTkD-HOUSE AND LOT In BERKELEY
w Oakland. on inStallments $40 month. E. W.,
box 1Ol. Call Branch once.
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OBLIGATORY CEREMONIES
The Determining Reasons for the
Enterprise.
LASTING CURES BY FAITH.
A Beautiful Spot Among the Hills
Where the Sick and Despond-
ent May Find Rest.

A new kind of establishment for the
healing of the sick in body and mind was
opened at Beulab, Alameda County, yes
terday. IL is the work Of Mrs. Carrie j.
Montgomery. assisted by her husband.
George S. Montgomery.
At2:30P. NJ. the dedicatory exercises CON-
menced. After the hymn. "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name" had been sung
and Rev. E. Brown had made the INTRO
ductory prayer. Mrs. Mamie P. Ferguson
said that amid the storms of life through
which she had passed she had learned the
blessedness of peace-the sweet rest among
the hills for the tired children of God AS
a rule we do not give the prominence TO
peace which we ought After his work
God rested on the seventh day, and the
time before Christ's ascension in the New
Testament stones were wrapped round
with the sweet breath of peace. God looks
for gifts from us-human hearts, the work
of our hands-like the meat offerings that
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COUNSELOR CLARKE.
Remanded by Judge Coffey, He Is
Released by Judge Trout.

Remanded by Judge Coffey, He Is
Released by Judge Trout.
= Counselor Alfred Clarke appeared be-
fore Judge Coffey on Monday evening and
asked to be allowed to 90 home to sleep.
He seemed very humble. and as he was
moved to tears while making his piteous
Appeal Judge Coffey softened. and allowed
hi IN to- go upon his own recognizances I'M
til Yesterday morning. the understanding
being that the counselor was to use his
}eLsqre time in securing an attorney to rep
resent him in his numerous contests.
:: Yesterday morning the counselor ap-
ts AIRED. before Judge Coffey and stated
IG8t he had not yet secured the services OF
a-gwyer, butt he hoped soon to do so. He
asked to be again released or admitted to
bail pending his appeal to the Federal
cour.s from the order or Judge Murphy OF
Del NQrte, committing him TO jail for con-
tempt OF court in refusing 20 obey an or
der of the court directing him to file the
schedule of his assets and liabilities Tor
the benefit Of his creditors.
Judge Coffey was not to be won over in
llkemanner twice, and was proof against
'Ciarke's Establishments, consequently the
-c0Qgseior Was Temanded into tine custody
eI Deputy Sheriff Dryer. Before return
Ing 70 jail, however, Clarke dragged the
deputy off to Judge rroutt's court. where
ne made an application for another writ of
haDeas corpus. He told the old story over
AGAIN, and Judge Trout was so COM
pieleiy sublugated by the counseor's
quaint remarks that he allowed Clarke to
60 upon his own recognizances until this
morning, when he will again appear before
Judge Trout
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PRESBYTERIANS.
The Fifty Ministers Who
Will Meet To-Day.
San FrancisCans Attach but Little
Importance to the Council to
Assemble in Cleveland.

The Geographic announcement that a
church council of fifty prominent PreSby-
terrain ministers will meet in Cleveland
to-day to decide upon policy for the
future was read with no little surprise by
the clergymen of that denomination IN
this city.
The call, which was issued by the CON-
mittee of the New York synod appointed
after the disposal of the Briggs case, con-
tains several statements which reflect
rather unfavorably though indirectly upon
the action taken by the General Assembly
in regard to certain church matters.
Several of the Presbyterian clergy were
seen yesterday, and while regre.tlng that
any of their brethren had felt called upon
TO take such a step united in the belief
that the movement would not amount 10
anything.
DR.. Robert Mackenzie declared that the
matter was not worth discussion Or con-
sideratOn, as there is nothing in it of any
Importance to the church. Fifty self
delegated ministers. be said, amounted e
very little in comparison with the GOO
church delegates who compose The Gen
eral Assembly. and whatever they may
decide upon in their council will have little
or no effect upon the church as whole.
DR.. John Hemphll said that In his
Judgment the councils proceeding would
not have force enough TO produce ripple
upon the surface Of calm sea.
For years." he continued. prophets of
evil have been prOphesying thai there is
to be split in the Pres byterian church,
but the split has not come.
THE great synod of New York refused
to take action even indirectly condem Din g
the proceedings of the last General As
sembly in the Briggs case. and TO me Ibis
was and is most significant OF the real
unity Of our church.
I'VE Presbyterians are a fighting folk
prOyerbially, but We are also loyal folk
When there is any judgment pronOup &c
by those In authority, even though 1t be
not to our liking, we submit in silence
The movement in Cleveland will amount
70 nothing, and it will affect us on this
coast u OF at all. The Briggs controversy
which seemed almost to threaten a church
upheaval in the East. practically never
crossed the Rockies.
Our church is governed exactly as our
commonwealth is governed. There is
first the church session, composed of the
pastor and the elders Of his church; sec
Ond, the presbytery, consisting Of all the
ministers in certain LEGALITY, and one
member from each congregations; next
higher in authority comes the synod,
which gen orally comprises all the presby-
terles in State, but when such gather.
ing would be too large, is composed CT
delegates from the presbyteries instead OF
all the mem bers thereof. Highest Of all is
the General Assembly, comprising repre-
sentatiyes from every presbytery IN the
country. This is the supreme court Of the
church, from the judgment Of which there
is no appeal. Any movement which en-
bodies dissatisfaction with the working
Of the General Assembly is disoyal one
and should meet with no counter ance."
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BOTH HARD SWEATERS.
The Jury Decided to Believe Neither
Side

Side.
The jury in Judge WalIace's court was
unable TO decide yesterday as 10 the merits
of the case of John Miller, alias Kelly,
who was being tried for an assault with in
tent TO commit murder upon j. +. Epson.
Epson said that one night he entered his
room in a Howard-street lodging and
found Miller concealed beneath the bed.
Miller started to shoe. and there was a
scuffle, which was stopped by the police.
Epson was shot twice. He testified that
he did not know Miller from Adam, but he
took him for burglar.
On the other hand Miller said Epson
was an old acquaintance, and that he had
gone 10 the room Gu Upson's invitation.
Three witnesses testified in the case WHO
were accused by counsel on either side of
being Jail birds. MilIer's reputation was
of the most admittedly shady description,
and Epson has been accused of several
charges to be found on the Police Court
calendar.
Judge Wallace in charging the jury
dwelt short Time on the evidence, and
finally told his bearers TO make what they
could of it. The jury did so, but were so
hopelessly divided in opinion that later In
the afternoon they were discharged.
That's a sensible jury remarked Judge
Wallace later. "1hey didn't know which
side to believe, so they believed neither.
And l think, perhaps, they are right"
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SPORTING NEWS.
A Big Rifle Shoot Arranged-A Foot
ball From Old Ireland.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed be-
tween Company Of the First Infantry OF
this city and Company f. Eighth Infantry,
of Oroyilie for a rife contest. The match
Will be shot by teams Of thirty men each
from Company c and Company f at Sac
ramento on December II. Three substi-
tutes will be allowed each team. The
marksmen OF this city who will take part
are now practicing for this big shoot.
The Acme Club of Oakland Is making
great preparations for us neid Gay games
at the Oakland Trotting Park on the Both
inst. The club will have parade in the
forenoon, and in the afternoon the wheel
men will contest IN several racing events,
for which valuable prizes will be given.
The Bay City Wheelmen propose to mold
a minstrel ell iertainment in the near future
in one of the local halls.
The following is the schedule OF associa-
ton football games that will take place at
Central Park: November II. Pastimes VS..
Rangers: November 10. Thistles VS.. Wan
derers; November &c, Fort Masons VS.. Pas
times: December 3, Rangers VS.. Wan
derers.
A meeting of the Geraldine Football
Club was held in 1rish-Amerlcan Hall last
night.
The report of the committee on games
was received and filed. The committee on
uniforms asked for further time to CON-
plete their labors The committees chair
man, Captain j. r. Kelly. stated that
negotiations were pending for the purchase
of fifty handsome blue jerseys and knicker-
bockers tor the club members.
The committee on games was authorized
to arrange a match with the Parnell Foot
ball Team for Sunday next in Golden Gate
Park.
John Roach and Pierce Towers were
initiated IN membership. Jerry Breslin
was elected financial secretary for the en-
suing term. MIR. Breslin rendered the use
Of handsome and commodlous cluDro0m
at his residence, Harrison avenue, to the
club, which was accepted by the members,
who will move into their new quarters a,
the next meeting.
From private letter received by Theo-
dore Lynch from a friend In Ireland, the
football donated by j. NJ. Sullivan as a
trophy for the initial football tournament
of the Geraldines and the Emmets ol
Parnells is completed, and is On its way
to this city. The writer states that 1t Il
beautiful specimen Of handiwork-s
regular association Gaelic ball. the cover
being OF the finest rhino leather. finished
in every respect for lightness and DURABLE
ity by the well-known manufacturers
| Robert Day & Sons. of 1856 Patrick street
Cork. The ball. with the donors name and
destination attached. has been on eXhibt
ton in the window of leading jeweler In
the Grand Arcade. a leading business
thoroughfare Of Cork, where 1t has excited
much curiosity and admiration among
local football enthusiasts and was viewed
by thousands of people.
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DELAYED BY FOG.

The Sydney in From Panama-Ma-
rine Notes.
Fog delayed the steamship City of Sgd
ney, (which arrived yesterday from Panama
and way ports.
The Sydney brought cargo of general
merchandise and. ab0ut.twenty- five passeu-
gers in her cabin. No news of importance
was brought from Central America.
The ship Eclipse will be again placed on
the route between this port and Seattle for
the Black Diamond Coal Company.
Another familiar face is missing from
the water front Joseph Bassill;o Jr., who
for so many years has been known as an
attache OF Main street wharf, in the inter-
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A Girl Assaulted.

A warrant was issued yesterday after.
noon from Judge Joachimsen's court fol
the arrest of John Doe" McQuade, con-
ductor on the Howard-street cable line, on
the charge OF criminally assaultlng 49,
year-Old girl who lives with her parents
on Fwenty-second street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BEAMISH1

Here are three addresses for
you. Everybody knows what
" Beamish F." means when
one talks of furnishing
goods. It means the best
value for the least money. 1t
has meant that for Is years.
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An Amusement Concern.

Inc Storey Holloway Automatic Hip
podrome and Race Course Company has
incorporated with capital of 500 600. of
which $4,000 has been actually subscribed.
eot0rs-Gharies Robbins, j. A. Leg.
Mount. - Avs
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get work on the racetrack, but failed.
AS he was hungry and had no money he
stole bunch of grapes on Monday from
Southern Pacific boxcar. Reynolds said
yesterday that the boxcar was open when
he took the grapes. so that he is really
guilty only of petty larceny
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est of the Black Diamond Coal Company.
has gone into business with j. j. Crofton.
Captain +. futile has been relieved from
the command of the revenue steamer
Hartley and will be succeeded by Leuten-
ant George E. Mcconnell, formerly execu-
tive officer of the Richard Rush.