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THEIR DEAD HERO.
All the South Honors
Jeff Davis.
SPEEDING INTO RICHMOND.
Everywhere the People FIocked to
Greet the Funeral Train as 1t
Passed By.
SPEEDING INTO RICHMOND.
Special TO TIE MORNING CALL.

GREENSBORO. \. c., May 30.-All night
long, from Atlanta to Charlotte there were
demonstrations in this way OF cannon or
muSketry salutes rs tie jefferson Davis
funeral train sped by. At Greenville Gov
ernor Tillman boarded the train and went
or to Richmond.
SOUTH BOSTON, Va, May 30-The
Davis funeral train was received at every
station throughout tie day by large con-
courses Of people, with military and civic
honors. AT Greenyille, S. c., and Dur
ham especial demonstrations were made,
and when Raleigh was reached the stores
were closed. houses draped in mourning
and bells tollPd. The military and vet
eran organizations were present with a
funeral-car and the casket was placed
upon it and taken to the Capitol. where
the people filed by in a constant stream
until the journey was resumed. Governor
Carr and staff accompanied the train to
Danviile. At Redaville Governor Nc
Kinney of Virginia and staff joined the
train. Everywhere flowers were showered
into the funeral-car.
The train expected to reach Richmond
about > 80 A. NJ, and the caSket is TO be
removed a once to the Capitol.
train bearing the remains of the late JEFF
ferson Davis will reach here shortly after
midnight. Upon the arrival of the train
the casket will be placed upon a caisson
and, escorted by the State militia. the local
.eteran organizations and the general pub
&C., will be taken 10 the historic Virginia
aritol building.
Here it will rest for twelve hours in the
rotuDia immediately in font of the Hou-
dan statue of Washington. The easkes will
he surrounded by a military guard of
1oEor. All night long the doors will be
open. and the people will pass through by
the front entrance and leave by the rear
Ghe city is crowded with visitors, and the
procession tomorrow will be one of the
most imposing ia the history of the South
NEW YORK, May 3O.-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis left this morning for Richmond to
attend the services at the reinterment of
Mr.. DAVIS BODY
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GORED BY A COW.
A Tulare Woman Has Three Ribs
Broken.

VIsALIA. May 30.-Before going to the
foothills last Sunday Robert Ogden tied up
mich COW for his wife Pearl The COW
acting gently she was turned loose W It'll
her calf in corral. At o'clock this
morning. on Mrs. Ogden entering the
corral, the COW became ugly and ran at the
woman. knocking her down. The cow has
long. carved horns. and in trying to use
them one of the horns slipped through
Mrs. Ogden's hair. The beast then d ragged
her around the corral. Finally. between
rolling and crawling. the woman managed
TO get out under the barbed-wire fence.
Tue pins inlher hair were twisted and bent
almost in knots. Mrs. Ogden has three
broken ribs, besides being badly bruised.
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WATER POURED DOWN.
A Leak in the Roof of tine California
Building,

CHICAGO, May 30.-The California build
ing is still in darkness after night. The
electrical department of the fair has been
importuned time and again, but so far has
done nothing bnt making promises. d..
rector Bird says his hair is turning gray
running alter them. but he thinks he
will succeed by the time every thing is conn.,
pleted.
The large oil paintings which decorate
the northern part of the gallery have been
completed and the scaffolds were taken
down to-day so they could be seen. They
are very highly praised by even Califor-
mans, who are the most critical people
that visit the building.
In watering the plants on the roof gar
den to-day it was demonstrated that tn.
roof was anything but water-tight. Water
poured through in large quantities 10 part
of the space set apart Tor the educa tion al
exhibit. Fortunately, however, few Of the
exhibits were in place, so that nothing
but the decorations were injured.
The "dierama" of San francisco is
nearly completed on the main floor, and
was visited by hundreds to-day. 1t is n
very fine piece of work and gives strangers
a good Idea of the location and Topographic.
cal appearance of the city.
The San Francisco Produce Exchange
banners. setting forth the products of the
State in different years. were hung to-day
in good position. near the main entrance.
President Ireland thinks them one of the
most valuable and convincing features of
the exhibit.
The list of California writers, issued by
the San Francisco W0man's literary ex-
hiblt, arrived to-day and interested the
officials very much. 1t is the first colpc.
ton of the kind ever made in California.
The gardeners worked all day on the
floral mounds, which are being built al
convenient spots in different parts of the
ground floor. They will be completed to.
morrow.
Work on the San Francisco booth is
progressing fairly we'll. The wood work
is most all up and the decorations are now
being put Oh. Some Of the panels are
already finished aud are exquisite. The
location is not of the best, by any means.
but those who have it in charge are fairly
we'll pleased.
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SAILOR BOYS.
Annapolis Cadets Ready TO Join the
White SQUADRON.

ANNAPOLIS, May 80. - Large crowds
gathered to-day to witness the graduation
exercises at the Naval Academy. The tar
get practice, the presentation of books to
members of the graduating class, the
parade and the preseHta ton of medals for
the highest scores in target practice were
the attractive features of the day.
The parade was headed by the Marine
band, and was participated in largely by
citizens, and about seven hundred people
filled the Methodist Church, where appro-
pirate exercises were held. The streets
were decorated and business was generally
suspended.
The cadets drilled before the Board of
Visitors This morning in steam launches
and boats under sails and oars. The
Italian warship Dogali. with Admiral
Managhi on board. arrived in port this
Afternoon and was duly saluted, and the
cadets af erward gave an exhibition of
their skill in steam engineering at the de-
partment, and of their proficiency in
machine worE at the machine shops. In
the afternoon sham battle was fought
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DANCING IDIOTS,
They Only Stopped Because the
Authorities Enterfered.

DENVER, May 30.-The worlds continu-
Gus Waiting record, sixteen hours ln dura-
tion. established in New York in 1870 by
Professor Carter. has been smashed by
eleven Denver young men, who danced
seventeen hours and thirty minutes, and
only stopped this afternoon when the Hu.
name Society and the police interfered.
The men were allowed six lady partners
apiece, who relieved each other at stated
intervals. The prize con tested Tor was a
$500 medal. There were thirteen young
men started, but two were PLAYED out
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ON TIE TURF.
Closing Day of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club Races.

SiGO
GRAvEsEND, Nav 30-This was the
closing day of the Brooklyn Jockey Club
races and the track was fast.
SIX furlongs, Yorkyills Belle won, Poor
Jonathan second, Borepo third. Time.
1:142.
SIX furlongs, Onward won. Speculation
second, Alealde third, Time. l 10.
Six fGrlongs. Josie won, Duse second,
Pirate Chief third. Time, 1:01A.
One mile and a sixteenth. Don Alonzo
, woa, Ramapo second, ST. Hiram third.
Plane. :49h.
Seven furlongs. Slumber won, Olivia
second. Leonard third. Time. :03
LATONIA, May 30.-The track was slow.
SIX furlongs, Jim White won, Osiris sec
ond, the Shark third. Time, :221a.
One mite. Sallie r won. The Sculptor
second, Legrande third. Tine, :50A
Nne-six teenths Of mile, Stockade won,
Turto second. Darvan third. Time. 1 ;OL1a
Decoration handicap, one mile and three
sixteentbs. Galiudo won. Helen n second,
GascOn third. Time. 2:07 10
Five furlongs. Milboy won, McCadage
second. Miss Mamie third. Time, :06 2-5.
Six furIongs, MabelIe won. Glee Boy sec
ond, Salvation third. Time, 1:21.
ST. LOUIS. May 30.-Spendid track.
Five furlones, Adair won. Lulu second
Lorenzo Shanks third. Time, 1:17H.
Five furlonCs. Fatality won, John Cooper
second, Pop GRAY third. Time, :03k.
Memorial handicap, one mile, Ethel
Gray won, Highland second. Ray third.
Time, 49,.
SIX furongs, Vashti won, Needmnre sec
ond, Taylor Hayden third. Time, 1:16h.
Six furongs, Upman won, Fan H e
second, Rube Burrows third. Time, 1854.
One and a sixteenth miles, May Hardy
won. Kenwood second, Hasty third. Time,
1914.
One mile. Zender won. Lucille second,
Red Cap third. Time, :431b,
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father, accompanied by his son and hired
boy. left for the city this morning. On
'heir return the girl was found dying in a
Dooi OF blood and bloody ak was found
III woodpile near the back fence Anex
animation Of the body disclosed horri-
Die condition Of affairs. The head and
lace were frightfully mutilated. On search
ing the house the police found that the
GIFTS bedroom had been rlfled Of some OF
It's contents. The girl is SAID to have had
dad no lovers, and no motive for the deed
other thar robbery is advanced.
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BENT ON VENGEANCE.
A Fresno Wonlan's Deadly Purpose
Frustrated.

FRESNO. May 3O.--Ths afternoon Edna
Maloney went tn the County Jail and
asked permission to see c. NJ. Boyd She
was admitted by Deputy Sheriff Connolly,
who had been warned a few minutes be-
fore that she was coming to kill Boyd
Connolly overpowered her, took away r
loaded pistol and locked her up. She is
the woman who lived with Jack Maloney
in Chinatown at the time Bovd shot him
in saloon fight on May s. Maloney died
last week, and the woman has threatened
10 kill Boyd on sight.
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CAUGHT HER DOCTOR.
Marie Nevins Blaine Quietly Married
to DIR. Bull,


NEW YORK. May 30.-Mrs. Marie Nevins
Blaine. the divorced wife of the son of the
late James G. Blaine, and Dr. w. T. Bull
were married this morning In the Dutch
Reformed Church. The father of the bride
gave her away. There were no attendants.
The ceremony was followed by wedding
breakfast at Mrs. Blaiue's apartments.
Only intimate friends and relatives were
asked to the ceremony. and not more than
fifty people were present. The wedding
was the happy contamination of romance
begun when Mrs. Blaine was seriously ill
three years ago. That she would be a
cripple for life was the verdict of physi-
clans who had attended her. DR.. Bull,
however, gave more hopeful assurances,
ard it is to his efficient skill that she owes
her comparatively good health to-day
After the wedding trip in this country Dr.
and Mrs. Bull will sail for Europe.
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sToCKToN's NEW JAIL.
The Magnificent Structure Ready
for Occueancy.

STOCKTON. May 30.-The handsome new
county jail. costing $4,000, is ready for
occupancy, and Sheriff Cunningham will
transfer the forty prisoners Tomorrow.
The jail is said to be the finest building Of
the kind on the coast. The sections reserved
for prisoners being all concrete and iron
II is fireproof throughout, the only wood
work be NJ in the doors and window jam Ds
of the Offices. All the floors and ceilings
are concrete.
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Republicans Unseated.

NEWPORT, r. l., May 3o.-The Rhode
Island General Assembly met here to-day
for organization and the election Of State
officers. The rumors of contemplated
radical action by the Democratic majority
of the House IN unseating members proved
to be well founded and two Republicans
were unseated,
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CHILD DROWNED.
Untimely End of Little Girl Near
Redding.

REDDING, May 30.-Three little children
of Lewis Leonard. living fifty miles from
here on the BIeber stage road, endeavored
TO cross foot log across roaring creek a
few days ago. Jessie and the younger sis
ter fell into the creek. The brother jump
in and rescued the younger sister. but Jes-
sic fioated down the stream. and when
found was tightly clutcaing bush. She
could Rot be resusciiated. Jessie was
about years old.
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CRUSHED WITH AN AK.
Result of the Inquest in the Santa
Lucia Trapedy.

SAN LUIS oBIsPo. May 50-Ths inquest
on the bodies of Reinero and Soto, the
two men killed in the Santa Lucia Mour-
tains on Monday. was held to-day, tee jury
finding that death resulted from the blows
Of an AK welded by the Portuguese,
Matthias Brum. The autopsy showed the
skull of both men to have been shattered
and pieces driven into the brain. Brum
will be held on charge of murder.
The morning call., 1893-05-31
FOSTERS DEBTS.
The Ex-Governor Has a Desire to
Pay in Full

CLEVELAND. May 30-A largely at
tended meeting of the creditors If ex-
Governor Foster was held at Fostoria to-
night. Resolutions of sympathy were
adopted. after which it was agreed to
accept fifty cents on the dollar In payment
Of claims, leaving it entirely with Foster
whether he Should pay more If he became
financially able to do so. statement
from The Governor was read saying that
he could pay 80 per cent on his debts soon
and that he wanted 10 paw in full.
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A Merchant Burned Out.

REDDING, May 30.-A merchant named
Harris, doing business Mt Round Mountain,
tSenty-four miles from Redding, was
burned out Monday morning., about 3
o'clock. His entire stock OF goods was
destroyed. He was partly insured.
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Viewers Daughter Married.

Dies MONIES. Iowa. May 30.-A. r.
Ketchum, the son of the late Mrs. Harriet
a. ketchum, the noted sculptor, and Miss
Laura Weaver, a daughter of General
Weaver, the PEOPLES party leader, were
married here Today in the presence of q
brilliant social gathering
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Incendiary Fire at FerndsIe

BONNEVILLE. May 30.-There was a
fire at 2 o'clock this morning at Ferndale
the public house of Edna Gardner and the
Good Templars' Hall adjoining being de-
s'royed. There has been bitter feeling
over the house for long time. The fire
was OF an incendiary origin, but the party
is unknown.
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Investigating Provincial Matters.

VANCOUVER, b. c., May 30.-Minster
Hagart. OF Railways and Canals, ana Min
lister Patterson, Of Militia. arrived to-day.
The object Of their trip is to investing te
provincial matters now engaging the at
tentinn of the Dominion authorities. They
went TO Victoria to-day to examine the site
of the proposed Notifications at Esquimalt.
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Seizure of the Haytian Republic

TACOMA, May 30.-The steamer Haytian
Republic, seized at Seattle Sunday. was
brought to this city this evening to allow
her to unload $50 tons of miscellaneous
freight She will return to Seattls to-
morrow when the libel proceedings will be
instituted
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of 1000 Mrxicans attacked the Jail. broke
the doors down and captured the Indian,
Cecillo Lucero, whom they Iynched
Lucero was captured after a search since
Friday. He is believed to have murdered
Benegnio Martinez and Julio Martinez
Thursday night. He then tied the feet Of
the murdered men together and fastened
a rope to a burro, which dragged the
bodies around all night
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Sir Charles Gettiny Weary.

PARIS, May 3o-Sir Charles dissected
the laws Of other nations in the Beriug
Sea arbitration to-day. on which the
United States based its claim to the pro-
lection of seals outside of the ordinary
limit. He will conclude to-morrow.
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One Woman'S Pluck.

SAVANNAH, Ca, May 30.-Near Halle
hurst yesterday an unknown white tramp
tried to assault white woman, Mrs.
Crosby. She drew pistol and shot him
in the head. He staggered off short dis
lance and fell dead.
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oUEST SALE NoTIcE-Gou1D

DELINQUENT SALE N0TIcE-GoULD q
IL Curry Silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal plsce OF business, San Francisco, Cal.
Location OF works. Virginia. storey County. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the Follow
GO. ~ led on the ION day of April, 1898,
the several amountsset opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELISQuENT SALE NOTICE. = CONSOLE
II dated wyoming Gold Mining Company Lo-
cation OF principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco. Cal: location of works. Nevada County. Cal
N0ticc-There arc delinquent spon tho follow.
ing described stock, account OF asscsssmenr
(No. p levied on the 5th day OF April. 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareholders, as foiiews:
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Stabbed to Death.

HEALDsBURG, May 30.-John York, a
hali-breed Indian, stabbed and killed j Ohm
San Diego, companion. in a drunken
brawl on the river not far below this city
last evening. john York was arrested.
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Dead in His Red.

FORT MADISON. Iowa, May 3o.-Ex-
Judge j. NJ. Beck of the Iowa Supreme
Court was found dead in bed this morning.
the result of heart failure, caused by rheu-
matiSm.
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Indicted the Cashier.

OMAHA. May 30-The Federal Grand
Jury has returned an Indictment charging
CASH Frank NJ. Dorsey with falsifying
the accounts of The defunct First National
Bank of Ponca
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Broke the Pecnrd

Los ANGELES, May 30. j. W. Oowan
to-day broke the worlds record for mile
safety bicycle race, making the distance In
2:o7. Tie best previous time was 2: 3T 1-5.
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HOUSES BLOWN DOWN..
This Time Arkansas Is in the
Cyclone Belt.

LITTLE Rock. Ark.. MAY 30-A disas-
trous cyclone passed over Southwestern
Arkansas this evening. The Gurnsey
House at Hope was blown down. burying
seven people in the debris. An aged lady,
whose name is unknown, will die, as will
also an unknown man. A great number of
houses were blown down, but details are
lacking owing to the interruption of teie-
graphic communication.
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IN COLD BLOOD.
The AK Fiend Once Tore at Large in
Massachusetts.

FALL RIVER. Mass. May 30.-Ths city
Is iii Il state of Intense excitement tonight,
due to the discovery of an atroeous muir
der, rivaling in many respects those of
Mr.. and Mrs. Borden. The victim was
Miss Bertha Manchester, aged % years.
and she was last seen alive when her
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

p ULLIoN MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF principal place OF business, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA: location OF works, Virginia Mining
District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-Tbere are delinquent upon the follow
1ng described stock, on account o.. assessment
(No AID levied on the 18th day of APRIL 1898, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spectlYe share Olders. folioNS.
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board OF directors. madc the 9TH day of
April 1873, so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock rs NAV be necessary will be sold ar public
suction ut the o:ice OF the company. 30S Pine ST.
San Francisco. Cal on MONDAY. the 9Th day of
June. S93. Mt the hour OF o clock p. NJ of said
day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs o. advertising and expenses
of sale. w. j GuRSETT Secretary
oinoe-3os Pine st. San Francisco, Cal. myl7 I'd
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CosI.Dealers Fail

MACON. No. May 3O.-The LoomIs Coal
Company of Besier has failed. Assets,
500, GOO; the liabilities are greater.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

auction nt the ONCE of the company, room 20.
1871 Pine ST. San Francisco. Cal, WEDNE5 -
DAY. tie 7th day of June, 1888. al the hour OF
o'clock P. II. OF said day to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs of auver-
tisIGg and expenses of sale.
X. 4. GRAYSON, Secretary
ofhce-Room 20. 38l Pine St. san Francisco,
Cal. invalid
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WANTS MORE MONEY.
That Is the Only Thing the Matter
With the Whisky Trust.

PEORIA. H.. May 3O.-A special meet
ing of the whisky trust was held to-day with
a full attendance. President Greenhut is
authority for the statement that the onlv
business was the discussion of the ques-
tion of money. He left for Chicago to-
night to endeavor to raise funds, and
100000 in bonds will he offered. A
special meeting will be called in few
days to ascertain the result of his mission.
The morning call., 1893-05-31

THE survival OF the fttest seems to be tn great
law OF nature. That is why Whites Yucatan Gum
still remains, while oshors have come aud Como.
The morning call., 1893-05-31

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONFER.
Office at my Real Estate and Art SaIesroom
543 California Street, near Kearny.
THIS DAY.
acknowledgements. May 81, 1898,
AT II O'Clock A NJ. on the premises,
No. ia POWELL STREET, NEAR EDDY,
IL WILL SELL.
For account of all parties concerned, the
VERY ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
AND CARPETS,
Contained in Residence OF Ten Large Rooms
COMPRISING.
Carved Mahogany, Oak and Walnut Frame Parlor
Suits; Easy, Reception Chairs and Patent Rock
ers, upholstered in figured brocaded silk and
plush; French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors ;
Elegant Oak and Cherry Cabinets: Quarter-sawe ed
PaTlor Desks and Tables; Bed and Plain Lounges
In rich materials Mahogany, Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits; Spring ana Hafr-top Mattresses;
Feather Pillows and Bedding; Bordered
Moquet, Body Brussels and English Tapestry
Carpets of the latest designs and patterns. OAK
Sideboard; Extension Table; Dining Chairs :;
Crockery; Waterback Range, etc.
WILLIAM bUTTERFIELD,
1t Auctioneer, SAB California ST.. near Kearny.
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LYNCHED AN INDIAN,
And If fie Was Guilty fie Most
Likely Deserved If.

DENVER, May 30.-A special from Las
Vegas. n. Mex. says: Last night mob
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CALIFORNIANS ABROAD.
Judge Daingerfieid Coming Hom
From the Big Fair.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 30.-Among
the California arrivals to-day were: w.
W. Westboy and wife, P. F. Marie and
wife, G. P. Marie and Miss S. Marie.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May 30.-Superior Judge
Daingerfield of San Francisco arrived here
to-day, en- route home from the Worlds
Columbian Exposition. He is at the
SO11tharp Hotal
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Ana IN accordance with law and an order from
the Board oil Directors made on tue 18th day OF
stock as may be necessary will DO sold at pubic
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DESERTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates. locations etc.. pub
lished In Hotel Guide lao pages For sale By news
son, publisher. 20 Eis ST., rms 20, 80. 81 mrI II
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WILLIAM BUTTEREIELD,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUcTIONEER,
OHce at my Real Estate and Art Salesroom,
'43 California Street, near Kenrny.
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napA SODA SPRINGS.

COATED on MOUNTAIN SIDE, MILES Ne
II Of Napa 1000 feet above tue Napa Valley Hot
and cold hapa soda water baths. Accommodations
first class "Burrns' for the children TO ride. Tel
ephOne and DostOfiice Terms $15 per week AN
DREW JACKSON, Proprietor. ape weFFSu 3m
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HOTEL EASTLAND

Mill Valley, Marin County.
THEL0VELIkST SPOrNEAR ST. SPECIALLY
suited for families 40 minutes from city
apl2 If WeSu MRS. j. j. CULLEN, Prop.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
81. JAM s. HOTEL,

" lila LAS TOMAS: HEALTH AND PLEAS
ure resort; beautifully situated In the Santa
Cruz Mountains,21 miles from Santa Cruz send for
circular. AID ZlLLMER q sun. Santa Cruz m23 IL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-22
Gentlemen'S Furnishings Reduced.

Gentlenen's percale shirts which were
81, now 75c.; Sl.50 shirts at 81. soc.
neckwear at 3716c. or for 81; fine as
sortment
Call for goods as advertised. You
will be shown everything as here stated.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-22
Offenders of the Laws.

Justice Turner opened court yester-
day morning with light docket for
Monday morning, which he quickly dis.
posed Of. Harriet Lane, colorcd, for
keeping disorderly house, was fined
$40. Arthur Shepherd, familiar face
to the Judge, was fined 81 for fighting
Sarah Redmond, for disorderly conduct,
and Ed Conner, were fined a like
amount. Moses Hatton and Loudon
Bealle, for fighting, were each assessed
So. John Sullivan and Joe Harvey.
accused of assaulting a woman, were
sent to Salem for trial, the offense hav-
ing been committed out of Judge
Turner's Jurisdiction Several cases
were continued