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2I1u1ttPn.

TED.-MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
w cook for small family, no washing or
chamber work. Apply al 1926 G street. 1t
JATANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w work i'll small family, at S2716
street; no washing. 1t
XATANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES A
w situation to do light housework. Apply
$40 q street. Answer Immediately. mrl-3ts
YNANTED-MANO ORLADY CANVAsSER
w OF good address, selling roses, shrubs
and ornamental nursery stock in towns and
Cities pleasant and prohtaUie employment;
permanent position. BROWN BROS, Co,
Nurserymen, Portland, oregon. fe23-1mITu
JIRST-CLASS JAPANESE LABORERS
L and general help furnished and c1ntracts
executed ut JAPANESE INFORMATION
AGENCY, 9O6 Second street, sacramento.
te2S-2W*
WANTED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that Is ELLER has reduced his Cabinet
Photos from So to - 90 per dozen, from now
until the last of March. 7I9 * street.
NTANTED-SCHOLARS FOR EVENING
w school, from 80 8 o'clock. Tuition, 80
cents per week. MRS. NJ. MOORE, 1906 ..
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TOR SALEM LOTS TO SUIT. $4,000
Il Resistant Riparia Cuttings. Address w.
F. SEARCY. Yountvile, Cal, or JOSEPH
AHN. Sacramento
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=, 1LISH DREsSMAKING Ar REDUCED
- prices; cutting and nttng q speciality.
1&23 Seventh street.
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ulo LET-HALLS FOR LODGE PUR-
poses. meetings or banquets. Address the
Secretary. C. II. HOLMES, or Janitor, b. IL.
CHAPMAN, Odd Fellows Temple. fe15-1m
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Idiot once meant child and was used in
an atfeetionate stye of address.
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0CIre 5lplrpnretL.

Our Domestic Department has just received
liberal additions to its linen stock, The new
arrivals consist Of the latest and newest de-
signs in Table Linens, Napkins. Doilies, Cary
ing Cloths, Towels, Butcher and Tapestry Linens.
AT 75c A YARD-We are able to show one Of
the very best values ever offered in Bleached
Twied Table Damask, SO inches wide, new
designs. Napkins to match.
AT ST A YARD-DOube-faced Twilled Satin
Damask Table Linens, 72 inches Vvide soft
finish The very latest designs Napkins to
match
AT ST 25 A YARD-We are showing ten diff
ferent styles in Satin TWilIed Damask Table
Linens, all new designs, 72 inches wide
Napkins to match
In the better grades ofLinens at 81 80, So, So 25
and So so yard, are showing a large
variety OF new designs, ranging in width
from 2 to q yards.
AT 25c EACH-We have received another in
voice Of those Extra Fine Damas< and Birds
eye Linen Towels, heavy knOtted fringe plain
white and coored borders large sizes.
AT 1850 EACH-5O dozen assorted patterns,
extra quality Barnsley Cotton Towels; size
2Ox44. An excellent towel for hotel and
Iodgng-hOuse use.
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NOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
+ dipped; guaranteed to stand high pressure,
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS!
in octogon building near depot.
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For gale.

nor sALE-A LOT IN a VERY DESIR-
L able location; siZe 30x80; price, $500.
INQUIRE 1425h @ street.
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U,O LET-1621 X STREET. HOUSESEvEN
! rooms; small barn; lot 40X16O; S19.
CURTIS & BOWLEY, Real Estate and In
surance, 1912 Fourth street.
10 STREET.-THE RENT-HOUSE OF
10 X nine rooms and supplied with all
modern improvements. For particulars tn-
quire on the premises.
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1uat--Inuno.
% Irt OF 53ettt.

TOR RENT-STORES IN OLD POSTOF-
Z flee block, K and Fourth streets. Build
ing to ba remodeled and subdIvided. Fine
large store at corner of alley, Fourth, and
X. Call early and select from plans. EDWIN
X. ALSIP & CO., Real Estate and Insurance,
lO15 Fourth street. mr2-lm
HURNISHE ROOM WANTED BY
Il young man within SIX blocks OF Postoffice;
rent not to exceed 81. State terms. j. X, y
this Office mr2-2t*
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BERKELEY.

The most exciting event of Monday evenings
session OF the Board or Trustees was The mat
ter Of letting the town printing. The bid OF
the Advocate was 40 cents per square and 40
cents per description OF delinquent tax list; The
provisions of the charter TO be printed under
special rates. The Herald put In a bid OF 80
cents per square. aDd w. A. Nash OF the Ga
Zette one OF Tag cents per square. The con-
tract was awarded TO the Advocate, Trustee
Whiting voting against the measure. The Her.
AIDS offer was objected 10 owing TO the fact
that the Herald has been unreliable In perform.
lug the WORK which II previously held. Mr.
NaSh's offer was objected TO on the, same
ground. Mr.. Nash was the former proprietor
of the Herald, now Of the Gazette. and took the
previous contract at 712 cents a square. In
leaving the herald TO start the Gazette he left
the Town printing In the lurch, as The Herald
did the work with little satisfaction, allowing
the work TO accumulate for the past :hree
weeks. On these grounds the four pembers of
the board stated they preferred 10 pay more for
reliable work.
}. G. Gardner was granted franchise for an
electric road on Bancroft way.
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Women as Borrowers.

There is Chicago building and loan associa-
ton which has great faith In women borrow
ers. Running over an experience of eight years
the association has not lost a cent from It's fe-
male stockholders, and The secretary is firmly
oil tue opinion that when woman starts ont
To secure home she does not cease her efforts
until she gets it. The first loan the association
mace To woman was on lot out at Thirty
first and Wallace streets. 1t was in the nature
OF an experiment, and some OF the officers
thought this way: 1--WE are paying SO a
mOnIn rent, and know We could just as we'll
pay that amount toward the purchase of d
home" She succr eded In getting $3.50. with
which the association put up a brick cottage on
her lot. Since that time she has added another
story TO the building and a payment has never
been missed.
II have observed" said the secretary, shat
woman after home, il she has a good hus-
band. manages 10 economic 10 such way
that she forms the BEST Kind OF a borrower.
We had one once who fell behind several
months but she kept continually coming to the
office and declaring that she would come out
all right and she did. That has been my expe-
rience with all The women 10 whom we have
loaned mOney."-Commercia Advertiser.
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Chauncey Taylor OF Oakland, lots II and IA,
block 2O39 Rowland Tract. Oakland; $40
Edwin Bonnell and Albert \. Drown (tlustees
or r. w. Burr) to Clarence &. and Edmuni u
Burr. Lucy b. Holman and Mary \. Alyne fwfe
OF j. W. lots l6, l! and Is, block 9: reSubdiV-
sion OF that portion OF Brumagim tract wnich
lies west OF Shattuck avenue, Oakland township:
also lots TO IL, block Il. Brumagim tract thaL
lies w OF Shattuck avenue. Oakland township:
also lots IL, IL and 13, block j. same tract, OAK
land township; also lots II and II, Diock u.
same tract. Oakland Township: also Tots . TO 8
and 10. block IL, San Antonio. East Oakland;
also any other property in state OF California 81
Hattie Cook OF Oakland to Margaret o'Neill or
Alameda. lot on line of klinkner avenue. CUP 10
r OF san Pablo avenue so. 1880 OH
l 1, 81 TO Degnning being lot properly et VIII
|uila hnthrauH OF Monterey TO Leonard W.
Howe ana }. +. Townes, lot A. Regent-street
Homestead Tract Berkeley; $40.
Leonard W. Howe and j. +. ana Pauline f..
Townes or San Francisco TO w. A. Hall OF San
Francisco, same, Berkeley: $40.
'" a. Hall OF San francisco TO W. b. Carr OF
Kern county, same, Berkeley: $lU.
Joseph and Augusta Herzog of san Francisco to
August Peterson OF Berkeley, lot on line OF
Harmon street 100 e OF Baker, 80 by lao.
block Z, HerZog Tract, Berkeley; S1O
Emily H. Latham of San Francisco to Harry l..
Holcomb OF Oakland, lot on w line of Orange
street 40 from line of Latham Tract, w 135.
5 40, K 135. 40 to beginning, being portion or
Biaisdel Tract, map z, East Oakland Heights,
brooklyn Township; also lot on NE corner of
Twenty-tourth avenue and Latham Tract, 100.
y ~ w lZU.I4, , 10 TO beginning, being portion
OF lot l. block =. Blasdel Tract. map 3, East Oak
land $40.
i. c. ana Mary d. Sessions OF Oakland 10 A. ID.
wilson OF Oakland. undivided II interest OF
marsh land bounded NE and by creek and
slough known as East Creek opening into Bay San
Leandro, w by " boundary line of that portion
OF Rancho San Antonio granted to Antonio Per
alta excepting that portion conveyed by r. Sim
son or al TO u, Treat ct al in 40 d 81; n. W. Chit
tenden Ell al, TO Il. Currer. in OF deeds page 676
r. Simson TO N. Damon, in l. OF page 3D. Brook
lyn Township: $40
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Estate of Hannah Andrews (Dy Thomas p.
Andrews, administrator) 10 d. II. Coleman. lot on
rs by 1877 10: $1,000
Mary Ann. Thomas p and Title p Andrews to
same. all interest in same; SO.
Lille winters 70 jeremiah d. Sullivan, lot on
w line OF Frederick street. so n OF OAK. N 25 by
w 100; SO.
William aud Adele NJ. McCracken to william
MurasEy commencing at point N 800 49, 80
from point on + line OF Lott street. 100 of
a point 100 or Page. w %: $IG,
Cordelia A. Kohier to Quincy A. Chase. lot on
n L corner OF Twenty-sixth and II toward streets,
$50 by e us: lot on y W line OF Market street,
on line OF STOCKTON street, lU3 81 OF Jackson.
81 by 100: all interest in estate OF Andrew
Kohler, except property in Alameda County. and
shares OF stock in koher s. Chase: $40.
Patrick Nolan TO Paul q. Strahlo, lot on w line
OF Church street, 30 OF Twenty sixth, 2S by w
lot on line of Eddy street, 1928 " OF Jones, w
2:6 by 1875: $40.
Same to same lot on S line of Eddy street, 1877 Is
or Jones' w % by 77:6: $40.
Sharon Estate Company TO Howard c. Holmes,
lot on line OF Eddy street, 1875 w of Jones, W
le2 Is W of Jones " 80 by S 77:6: SO
Sarah McCracken TO Kittie McCrackeD. lot on
W line Of Hampshire street. Lag of Napa, N %
Sol and Dora Getz to Josephine Reardon. lot on
n line of j street SO IS w OF Twenty-seventh ave
Jacob and Lima Heyman to Kari j. Hilplsch lot
on n z corner OF r street and Thirty-eighth ave
nue., 1876 by 100; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Charles Babb of Oakland to S. Petchauer OF
Reno lots L and 2. block b. Camden Twenty
third avenue Tract, quItclaim deed, East Oak
land; 50.
Charles Camden of Oakland to J. P. Garlick of
Oakland Township, lot 8, block g, Linda Vista
Terrace, Oakland Township; $40.
Fruityale Land Company Ga corporation) to
Fran and louisa Viera OF San Francisco, lot on
w line OF Bay avenue, 50.14 5 of Tenth street. =
5O14 w 1866. N so, E 1898 TO beginning. be-
ing lot Is, block q, huntington Tract. Brooklyn
Township: So.
Lizzie d. and r. j. Trumbul to il. w. and NJ. G.
Walter. block G, Trumbull Tract, Brooklyn Town.
ship; $40
Henry S. and Carrie L Bridge c. a. and
Emily Cole of Alameda, lot on y line of Railroad
avenue. 267 OF dividing line between the Augh-
limbaugh 223-acre tract and Chapman street, w
1ll-acre tract, thence Z 30 by $50, Alameda
$40.
Frank F. and Maria f. Garcia to Christina 81
Anderson OF Decoro. lot SW line of Railroad
avenue distant NV 99U from SIC line of street
thence >W $50 by NV 230, town of Decoto,
Washington Township; 50
Mary g. and Maiinda M. Mott to II. T. Bickel OF
San Francisco, lot north line of Twenty first
or Hobart street, 80 w of Telegraph avenue w
80 by n 100. being portion OF lots IL and 49, cor
rected map, Jones Tract, subject TO mortgage
for $1,000, Oakand; $40.
j. C. and Veronica Bassett OF Oakland to
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human feelings are bound to crop up.
why, there goes man across the street
VINO came TO me with all application
backed cD by the unan imouS Endorsement
OF three deleg ations. Pretty strong, but l
had to turn him away. / have portion
of my force chosen, and am relieved to
that extent, but unless / get my other
appointments made pretty soon | will
have TO tage 10 the woods, for the i'm
portunlng is really becoming more than l
can bear.
81 wonder what the President of the
United States does with his 100, 900 Offices
to give oui"' mournfully Intercepted the
new County Clerk, as he sadly moved
away with bowed head.
VIII the Railroad Cut wagesP
Rumor was rife yesterday in Oakland
that the railroad company contemplated
cut IN wages all along the line Oh the first
OF the year. and there was considerable
agitation in railroad circles. One authority
stated that the day laborer is to be cut 20
cents, the trackwalker will lose 10 cents,
and the engineers Gho stood by The com
pany when the strike was on are to be cut
over 81 per day. .1hey now get about IS 30
and under the new schedule they are 10
have less than 81 so. Superintendent
Wilder, when seen regarding the matter,
said: Il know of no such move. Of course
II they find that any one is receiving mo re-
pay than he earns it will undoubtedly be
reduced. l have heard nothing of any
general reduction of pay. | do not believe
1t Will be done. the. first OF the year will
see changes in the pay of some of the
men no doubt. but it will not be general
as far as | am able 10 say now"
Love WnIsFind Way.
Young Arthur Ernest Goodban has been
trying for Some time 10 take unto himself
a wife, but his age-17-aud his brothers
objection because of his age. interfered.
The young lady he wanted was Miss Annie
Martin, and despite objections he was de-
termined TO have her. So at last an elope-
meat was planned and the couple put out
for the land beyond the border. They
HE'D them 10 Victoria. where a short time
since the knot WAS tied, and they are now
ready to be forgiven.
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MARRIEO.

WlLSON-BAILEY-In this city, November 2S,
1894, by the Rev. Father Powers, James j. Will
son ana hittie Z. Bailey. both OF San Fran cisco.
ASHER-COHN-Ih this city. December 2. 1894,
nv the Rev. Joseph Wilmer, Jacob Asher and
Charlotte Cohn, both of San Francisco.
REfNOLDS-ELLIOTT-I this city, December
8, 1884. by the Rev. C. y. Brown. ID D., John
Reynolds OF Los Angeles and Mary a. Elliott OF
Seattle.
GOU LAkTE-MESQUITA- This city, December
=, 1894, by he Rev. II. II. Wikof. Manuel s.
Goularte OF Pescadero and Maggie s. Mesquite
OF San Gregorio.
BAHN-SCH EEKE-Ip this city. December 5,
1874. by the Rev h. II. Wikoff. William }. Balm
ana Anna Schenke, both OF San Francisco.
ANDk ER-ERIKSEN-I Oakland. December 2,
1879, by The Rev. /. L. p. Dietrlchs0n. Andrew
Andker ana francisco Eriksen.
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ALAMEDA.

Captain thompson. proprietor OF the
Artesian Water Works, has submitted a
novel proposition TO the City Trustees.
which they are considering. Captain
Thompson offers to turn the water works
over to the city for a period of two years,
the considerations being that the city pay
the operating expenses and eXpend $500
per month for new mains when requested
by the public. The people can then have
the benefit of a reduction in water rates.
and may determine the actual cost of the
water, and, ultimately. whether it would
be good plan to purchase the ulant. The
Committee on Water has recommended The
acceptance OF Captain Thompson'S offer.
This proposition. if accepted. will be in the
nature of black eye for the Dingee
Water Company, now laying their mains
the trouble of competing with the new
company.
Funeral of Christian Thompson.
The funeral of Christian J. Thompson
took place yesterday at his late residence,
2136 Santa Clara avenue. 1t was private,
only few personal friends being present.
The Rev. MIR. Perkins of Christ Episcopal
Church officiated. The floral pieces were
artistic and beautiful, particularly one
from the deceased's feliow-clerks In the
Freman's Fund Insurance Company, In
he lived. The iaterment was at Mountain
View Cemetery.
He was young man Of correct person al
habits and lofty moral character. ana his
life, thus ended 10 its twenty-fourth year,
bode fair to be one of marked usefulness.
No Lights for Bay Farm Island.
The residents of Bay Farm Island will
have to wait for the electric lights which
they want along the island road. In the
opinion of the Board of City Trustees the
road needs repairing more than lights TO
show the chuck holes. and as Trustee
Randolph succiuctly remarks there Is not
money enough for both.
A Sudden Death.
DR.. George NJ. Francis died suddenly OF
heart disease on Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Heidi, OIL San Antonio
avenue. He leaves no family, but has a
brother in the East. 1t was the wish of
DR.. Francis that his remains be crematsd,
and ii will be carried out.
An Impudent Masher.
''Jack the Washer" is in town. He tried
to make conquest of Miss Violet Hill Of
1906 Railroad avenue. but wnen he took
her by the arm she screamed and called
an officer. The masher escaped, but if the
Olice catch him he will be taught lesson.
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Look We'll Before You Give.

An old shoe containing six diamond rings and
a brooch set with diamonds, valued in all at
S4OO, was given away with Its mate to poorly
dressed young man q few days ago. and now
the Germantown police are looking for the
man, the shoe and its contents. Mrs. Walter
Leonard OF Germantown was called 10 the door
by tramp, who asked for a pair of old shoes
or some discarded mems clothing. She told the
man TO return later. wnen her husband would
be home. The visitor called at the lime Set and
MIR. Leonard went 10 one OF the upper rooms
and took from one OF the closets two pairs of
trousers and Two pairs OF shoes and gave them
10 the visitor.
About half hour later 1t dawned upon Mrs.
Leonard that she had placed portion Of her
jewery in an old shoe belonging TO her nus
band, and she went upstairs 10 ascertain II he
had given The shoe away. She looked In the
closet and found the shoe had disappeared.
Her husband starred In pursuit of the man. but
was unable 10 fud him. The leWelry had long
been in The possession of the family. The
Leonafds are said to have had some experience
with burglars and mad adopted This plan of
checkmating ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ledger.
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Builders, Contracts.

Sarah b. MelOne with Conner q Thompson,
alterations and additions on Sc corner OF Valen-
ella and Quinn streets; $3.50
q. h. LuchSnger ct nj. with +. w. Kern altera-
lions and additions on s line OF Golden Gate
avenue, 1877 Is OF Laguna street: $500.
w. M. Fonda with + Rive. to bald q two story
frame building. except manteIs and gas fixtures,
$1,000
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BORN

BORN.
HAYs-In this city. December l. 1894, to the
wife OF 4. L. Hays daughter.
JORDAN-ln this city, December 3. 1894, to the
wife OF ohm j. Jordan, twin daughters.
RoHDE-In this city, November IT. 1894, to the
Wife of r. ROhde, son.
ALLEN-ln this city. December 2, 1894, to the
wife OF 6. w. Allen. daughter.
MATTHIES-ln this city, December /, 1894, to
the wife OF II. Matthies. son.
BEATIY-In this city, December 3. 1894, to the
wife of j. w. Beatty a son.
BLAKE-In this city, December q 1894, to tho
wife OF j. F. Blake, a daughter.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Spoken.
Per ship st Frances-Oct 25-39 IL SO Sc W,
ship Henry Willard. from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco.
oct 1856 20 S 81 As w, ship Walker from
Baltimore for San francisco.
Saw four-maSted Br ship yesterday outside
bound in
Movements of s-Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Dec 4-Stmr Nordland
from Antwerp; stmr Fuerst Bismarck. from
Genoa.
HAMBURG-Arrived Dec 4-Stmr Italia, from
PHILADELPHIA.
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DIED.
Asmns Henry A. Higgins James
Alien uEfantl Hart. James Joseph
Armstrong. Mary Eta Lacy Ellen Mary
barry, Nellie Mcdonald. BENJAMIN
badiain, Alexander Sr. Meussdorffer, }. q.
bonner, william j, Mitchell, Joseph
Daley. Lille L. Miller, Nellie
puVaIl W. b. Nathan, Louis
Dobson, sherman Newberg, Mary
Driscoll, Cornelius Phelps Edwin
ferguson Alice Richards, John S.
rieiDlng sadie +. Rubech, q. G.
uunulacn, jacob RemmerS. Edwin A.
6ormah' Joseph Vincent. Amelia
Hansen, Charles Woodhouse Eliza
ASMUS-In this CITY, December 2 1894, Henry
A., beloved son OF John and the late Mary
Asmus aud brother of Mrs. i. II. Becker, Mrs
y, q. becker and Sophie Asmus. native of San
fIanciSco aged u years months ana 70 days.
~ friends aud acquaintance are respect
MY invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
"wednesday, at O'Clock p. NJ. from his late
residence, S35 Fillmore street. near Fulton.
interment l. o. o. F. Cemetery. 3
MEuSSpORFFER - In this city December 8.
1894, >. z. Meussdorffer beloved husband OF
caroline Meussdorfer. father OF Harry. John.
ottiue, oscar, Alice, Arthur, Waldemar, Irene
and George Meussdortfer and brother of Konrad
anu Henry Meussdorffer and Babetre Ruck-
uesr mel, native of Culmbach, Bavaria Ger
NAM, aged ~ years months and "a days a
menDef OF The Society of California Pioneers
anu e3-preslCent OF the German benevolent
Soe,eS OF san Francisco. New York papers
HN Friends and acaualntances are respect.
fniy invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY
tWeuhesuay), at 10 O'Clock A. H., from his late
residence. sos Van Ness avenue, thence by
lao O'Clock A. NJ train from Third ana Town
send streets TO Cypress Lawn Cemetery. SO
GEhMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
members are respectfully invited to attend the
t sne , Oh our late president John o. Meuss-
corner, THIS DAY "wednesday, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. from his late residence, 5O9 Van Ness
avenue. ,
DRISCoLL-ln this city, December 8. 1894, Cor
menus, beloved brother of the late Murty Dris-
coll, and uncle of Mrs. Cornelius Drlscoil. Mrs
DdHlci haggerty, Mrs. Florence DriScOll and
Cornelius Mccarthy native OF the parish OF
SculI County Cork. Ireland. aged so years.
E9Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
"wednesday. at 80 O'Clock A. NJ. from his late
residence, $40 Tehama street, thence TO st. Pat
rlck's Church, whore solemn requiem high mass
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent BY mall
win not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either OF the publication ofiices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz-
ing TO have the same published.
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PARIS panel and cabinet frames; argest as
sortment and lowest prices. Sanborn, Vail &
Co.