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The morning call., 1894-07-04

Mrs. Mary HincKley. wife of D. b. Hipckley
OF the Fulton Iron Works and the mother-in-
law of Florence Blythe Hinckley, died at her
home on Fruityale avenue Monday evening
after a long Illness. Mrs. Hinckley was ma,
tive OF Maine and 81 years OF age. She had
resided in California for twenty five years
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ADVANCE.
Mounted Police-Chief of Police P. Crowley, ESQ
(CommandingD
Won der Mehden's Band.
hal

Mounted Police-Chief of Police P. Crowley, Esq.
(Commanding.)
Won der Mehden's Band
Grand Marshal-JAMES w. GROVE.
Chief of Staff-Captain James A. Margo
Chief Aids-James S. Fennel1, w ID. Shea, w. s..
Nolan, NJ, NJ. Rstigan, T. j. Kelly, W. b. Wegener
Aids to Grand MarshaI-W. W. Acherson, G.
Coakley, David Dillon, NJ j. Gordon, X. j. Luttin-
ger. j. j. Mulcreavey, Purdy kelyes, John Craig,
Hon. ID. II. BibD, Henry Cousins. w. j. Flanagan
Paul Kelly, J. L. Mish, NJ. j. O'Connor, George A.
Raabe, W. W. Rednall A. de la Tore Jr., R.
Munk, D. f. Crowley, D. d. Lowney, w.
p Wreden, W. 4 Lane, E. Aigeltnger,
A. O'Brien, Henry Stern, ). NJ Scott,
T. j. Sheerin. James Collins W. p. Dillon, j. NJ.
HandIey, william O'Shaughnessy, Dr. d, F. Ragan,
James +. Shcehan, Chris G. Shea, Il. Tritten bach.
II. B. Umbsen. Ed +. McDevitt, Joseph Gallagher
David uck, p. Prendergast Peter Pendola 4. j.
Slvey, G. L. Taylor, G. r. Chase NJ f. HanrahaD.
W. h. King. II. |. Mucreavy, James J. Riley, }.
Splaine, John f. Conway. R. W. Hellmann, j. c.
Fitzgerald James Murtna Charles LIndeman, Dr..
William NJ. Murphy, George II. Maloney. James
w. Collins, Charles Mlchaes, homaS wilson. D.
McDevitt. ames Ii. Humphreys, George Ross p,
Six, r. W. MARYLAND, Nj. e. Byrnes, George W.
Bayreuther James Gailfoy. Andrew L. Harrigan
Thomas Hatch. j. Ohandt, r. r. whttefeld. ROD
ert 4. Baker, William Wedgwood, d. L. Mulvile
w. A. Hester, Edward Elias. NJ. Dempsey. Rob
ert r. Russ, George Meschendorf, Fred Kaufman
W. r. Ring. Phil Gundlach Captain b. F. Hanlon
Thomas +. Kelly Edward j. Vogel, John L. Mit'
chell, James g. Symon, NJ. D. Garratt, Fred Nob-
mann, James j. Silk, Henry Baehr, Ii. j. Ralston
Waldie j, Simpson. Thomas w. Fields T. r. Fl unit
The morning call., 1894-07-04

The only arrest made on account of the
strike thus tar in Oakland was that OF Fred
Wannaker, a West Oakland boy, who was
locked up Tor throwing stones at a Seventh.
street local engine. Yesterday morning Judge
Allen turned him loose because no one ap-
peared TO swear 10 complaint against him.
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Topped Into the Bay.

Edward Miller, resident of Alameda,
was sitting on tie railing of the ferry-ooat
Piedm ont last evening waiting Ills started
across the bay, when a IAN jostled against
him ana he fell into the bay, striking the
side of the boat in his fall. He was fished
out and taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where a wound in his forehead was
stitched and dressed. He was none the
worse for his involuntary bath.
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FORMATION OF DIVISIONS.

First divislon-On Sansome street, right resting
on Market
Second division-On Third street, right resting
Market
Third division-On Grant avenue, right resting
Market.
Fourth division-0n Fourth street, right resting
Market.
Fifth division-On Stockton street. right resting
OH Market.
Sixth division-On Powell street. right resting on
Market.
Seventh divison-On Fifth street. right resting on
Market.
Eighth diyision-on Mason street, right resting
Market
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Marshal-THOMAS R. BANNERMAN.
Aids-Daniel j. Sheerin, James r. Sheerin,
Dennis G. Sheerin, David Dillon, James Collins,
Frank j. Kane George E. Gallagher, John s..
Bannerman, d. j. Costello.
National Band.
League or the Cross Cadets.
Company A, First Regiment Dsmounted Artii
lery, Capt. Frank 5. Grady commanding.
Company b, First Regiment Dismounted Artil-
lery, Capt Thomas A. Kenney commanding.
Juarez Guard. Captain A. de la Tore COM
manding.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians-M. J. Manning,
County Delegate; John Kenny, Aid.
Delegations from Young Mems Institute and from
Young Mems Catholic Union.
Decorated floats, with boys Of the Youths Di-
rectory
Irish Jaunting Car. with Martin FennelI, w. j.
Ford, D. Moriarty, Thomas Dougherty.
Slayonian Band.
Servian-M n-Montenegrin Literary and Benevolent
Society P. L. yucanovich. President.
Float representing the Servian States.
President, p L. Vucanoceh: Vice-President,
Frank de Curtoni; Treasurer, s. GerunOvich: Re-
cording Secretary. S. S Uncosavievch; Financial
Secretary, George A. Dabovich; Marshal, Peter
Popovich. Aids-M. Tripcoyich, John Giavlno-
vich.
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FIRST DIVISION.
United States Troops.
First U. S. Infantry Band.

United States IroODs.
First U. S. Infantry Band.
Colonel William R. Shafter. commanding,
First Lieut. Louis 7. Brant, First
Lieut. frank q. Ferris.
Company Il. First Infantry-First Lieut., L. H.
Strother: Second Lieut.. L. +. Kibourne.
Company G. First In fantry-First Lieut., L. s.
Rondiez; Second Lieut.. Frank A. wilcox.
Company ID, First lnfaDtry-First Lieut.. y. p
Phister; Second Lieut.. Joseph r. Linns.
Company X, First Infantry-First Lieut., Charles
g. Starr.
Fifth U. S, Artillery, Captain Charles Morris
commanding.
Light Battery D-Captain, David H. Kinzis: First
Lieutenant Edward T. Brown; Second
Lieutenant, Thomas W Winston.
Light Battery First Lieutenant, John d. Miley;
Second Lieutenant, William q. Haan.
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George j. Ulrich and Albert E. Ulrlch, doing
business under the firm name of Ulrich Bros
as contractors and builders at Alcatraz avenue
and Raymond street, have filed their petition in
insolvency. Their liabilities amount TO S2685
and their assets and several thousand more
They own real estate worth $4,000 and a home
stead worth $4,000 The latter lncumbered 10 the
extend of S2625.
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FOURTH lE JULY.
CELEBRATION.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,

FOURTH OF JULY OELEBRATION,
l27 Montgomery ST., July q 1894.
THE DUTIES IMPOSED UPON THE GRAND
l. Marshal render it necessary to issue certain
orders which accompany this announcement SO
that the MarshaS and Aids, welt as the public
generally, may be Informed of the details OF the
celebration.
Aids to the Grand Marshal will report. mounted.
TO the Chief OF staff at O'Clock IN the court of
the Palace Hotel
Invited guests viii assemble in the main office
OF the Palace Hotel at 80 O'clock where they
will be received by the Committee on Invitation
and Parade and assigned to carriages.
The various divisions must be in the positions
assigned promptly at 8: :45 O'Clock A.. NJ.
MarshalS of divisions will report promptly to the
Chief of staff through an aid when their divisions
are formed.
The headquarters of the Grand Marshal during
the formation OF the divisions will be at the Pal
ace Hotel.
The battalion of police will form on New Mont
gomery street, right resting on Market street.
The literary exercises will take place in the Re-
creation rounds at the Mldwtnter Fair immedi-
ately after the dismissal OF the parade
display OF fireworks will be given by the COM
mittee on the block bounded by Page, AshbuTy
and Masonic avenue, beginning at o'clock P. M
i he exhibition will be fire. to the public.
The citizens, particularly along the route OF the
possession, requested TO decorate their places
of business ana private residences.
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BERKELEY.

The case of the people vs.. j. G. Gardner
upon charge Of criminal libel came up before
Judge Shan yesterday for examination. AL.
though in the name of the people n T. Whit
ney, town trustee was the actual complain
ant. For cause it was shown that the defend
ant published letter in the Berkeley Herald.
in which the plaintiff was referred to In terms
which lie considered libelous. 1t has created
considerable talk on account CT the
prominence Of both parties In Berkeley. MIR.
Gardner is the manager of the san Francisco
Electric Light Company here and has a con
tract for lighting the town by electricity. On
account of Mr.. Whitney's opposing every
movement made by the electric company not
very good feeling has been engendered betwet u
the parties. The result was a suit for criminal
libel. There were only two witnesses, MIR.
Whitney and Mr.. Gardner. Their testimony
was at variance and he opinion of the court
as rendered was that no jury would ever con-
ylct upon the testimony given. Deputy Dis
tIict Attorney Church was counsel for the peo-
pie and boa. Patrick Reddy defended MT
Gardner. In the argument by counsel, Mr.
Reddy was so biting in his remarks that Mr..
Whitney arose and attempted to address the
court but was not permitted 10 do So The de.
fendant and his bondsmen were discharged
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

Along Market street from Sansome TO Golden
Gate avenue, to Devisadero, to Fulton, to Baker
to the entrance to the park, thence along the
northern driveway TO the entrance to the Mid
winter Fair grounds, where the parade will be re-
view ed and dismissed in front OF the grand stand
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SEVENTH DIVISION.

M PERCH, MARSHAL.
A1ds-M V. kadovieb, n. Sturizza, B. Radtch,
p. Svetinch, s. Hlavat che, A. Rauzulo, A n.
Bachia, G. Radoyan, n. MarteZir NJ. A. TuIlich, e..
Eisenschimel, NJ. Drobaz. NJ Milcoyich, S. Glavac,
p. Boccarca. A Niche. A. n. B1thia, q. Monti.
Austrian Military Band,
Austrian Military and Benevolent Association.
President NJ Sabacclin; Secretary. j. M,
Rustel: Captain Military Section,
S. Raicevich.
Austrian Benevolent Society. President, John
Radovtch Secretary, A. Mikulich.
Verein Oesterreich President, A. Schohay
Secretary, E. Landsberg.
Hungarian Mutual Aid Society. President S.
Austrian National Verein. President, &. Fortun
Secretary, +. StaTos1nich.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
DR.. S. C. MISCH Marshal.
AIDS. Argelttnger, Henry Stern.
San Francisco City Band.
The Swedish American Il. & s. Military Order.
Knights OF the Golden Banner.
Captain j. A. ChTysander. Marshal
Aids-A w. Howlsinsen c. G2rdelius.
and Science
Morton Guard, Major l.. n. Reney commanding.
japanese Old Army.
Japanese Students Hand, Prof. Ilseda, leader.
Japanese Club Members.
Tostumu SOga Club.
j. w. GROVE,
Grand Marshal.
j. A. MARCO,
Captain First Infantry. Chief of Staff.
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y H. UMBSEN & CO.,
VI. Real Estate Agents, Rent Collectors ano
Auctioneers, ID Montgomer cry st, San Francisco
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QHOOO BUSINESS CORNER IN TIE mis-
CDtCOO. sion store below, fiat of rooms and
bath above; building about one year old; rented
at present for $40 per month; lot 25xS0 this is
positively cheap, as the building cost about
$4,000: do not fail to look into this.
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SIXTH DIVISION.

z. b. CARR, MARSHAL.
Aids-J. c. Garratt. o. Cotler, ii. M. Cummings,
Thomas NJ. Seary.
Bum'S Band.
Independent Rifles-Captan L. Schneider.
Improved order of Red Men.
Float" Signing Declaration OF independence
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GO00 BUILDING LOT ONLY 27 MINUTES
u COO. ride from the Baldwin Hotel, via the
Metropolitan Electric Railway; lot situated on
18th ave-, near st., facing the park; street work
complete; water ana gas; ready for building: lot
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INVESTMENT

@dO00 TERAMA ST. INVESTMENT,
tDfOOO. pays S456 per year: store and
rooms and fat above of rooms; street accepted
by the city improvements In good order.
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O'FARRELL u CO.,
IL Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
iVi SuNe 2t

CHEAP LANDS IN SHASTA COUNTY: So AN
I acre; $40 acreS miles from Redding; 70
in valley, balance rolling; would make fin fruit
or stock ranch: no improvements; plenty of tim
Der to pay for the land; can be irrigated.
40 acres of choice Sacramento River bottom
land: all necessary improvements; fenced; 'front.'
ing on river and railroad 2 miles from Redding;
never fails to raise fine crop; $240O.
$lOO0-The best little stock ranch in the State;
is miles from Redding, from school and post
once: 100 acres decided land, controiing large
outside range: small house; orchard; fine springs
OF water that never dry up; noble groves of oaks:
plenty of game and fish in the vicinity: range will
carry hundreds o. head of stock; some fencing
$75OO-300 acres: miles from Redding: front
ing ON railroad and county road: fine young or
chard OF 1900 trees; 1000 Bartlett pears and Muir
peaches; balance figs, nectarines and prunes; all
in bearing; 237 acres level plenty timber; house
large barns; this place is very beautifully To-
Gated ana is known The Cedars; must be seen
TO be appreciated; part cash. CHARLES w.
POPE, Redding, Cal. my30 WeSaMo II.
10-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH; NICELY I'M.
1O proved; running water new house, barn
etc; $50 poultry, horse, cows. incuba tors
wagon, cart; all in fruit and vines; fine crop vege
tables aud corn; snap; must be sold account
OF change in business; any terms you like: also
one 5-aere one S-scre. one 6-acre, one 91a acre
some improved, some not; come up Sunday. 81.
d. II. TWING. Sonoma City. jy3 st
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GOOEO GOOD INVESTMENT NEAR VA
Il OZOU. IenCia and 10th sts: lot 22 :2x64 :;
street accepted by the city; bargain.
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QOO0O CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON
GNLAUU. ShotweH ST., near 18th; "a 4:6xl22 g:
street paved with bitumen; can be bought for
$500 cash and balance in monthly insrallmeltg.
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IN block from Market St: $4,000 price asked
present Improvements are good; rent nominal;
lot worthy of further improvements; 25xS0.
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The real property OF Rerkeley.

The real property OF Berkeley, according 70
Assessor Leckie, Is valued at S7,144,O26.
Constable Br0therton arrested nine China.
nance which Is against their washing after 10
O'Clock at night
There was sudden appearance of quite
number OF United States Marshals in
town yesterday. They would give no particu-
lar reason for coming here in such a body.
A. V. Webster. the Peoples party candidate
tor Governor, will address the citizens of
beTkeley on Friday night 1T Pythian Hall.
AT twelve O'Clock yesterday the local train
came into town without any passengers except
the train crew and Constable Brotherton
mere VIII be no celebration OF the Fourth Of
July OF public character In Berkeley today.
Many citizens are decorating their houses,
however.
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Picturesque California;
Part twenty is now ready and filled W ith
beautiful views of the San Joaquin vail ey.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

INTERN ATl0NAL HOTEL.
g Schrtder. Merced Munsel s Bernadino
Watts, Merced " X Teale, Calistoga
j n often, Fresno HolIon, Selma
MahOney, Santa Maria Wood, Selma
w WBLuhmontague, ,SJose L Debanne, OakviIle
w IivaIl. Tulare j Gudden Truckee
Miss McQuade Antioch w Maxen, st Helena
Mrs Lancaster. L Arena Burden, st Helena
j A Bernard Il w, Niles II Skinner, Nebr
Miss Z 6ertidune, Niles A Dillingham;, Rosa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
r NJ Barry &w. Boston w X Weeks, Oakland
r Carr San Jose Harry Clapp, Oakland
NJ Doyie Roseville Hin, Boseyille
II Buckner. Portland James Hall, San Mateo
q Edwards san Mateo II Rodgers Mikado
n Stoker Nevada Lawler, Sacramento
Mrs Pinta Sacramento III DriscolI, Sacramento
q Coyert MERGED Duffey, AlcatraZ
r Mann &w Oakland Frank Lee, oakland
Ed Kiessling. Oakland hyrnat berkeley
John Fort, Alameda
PALACE HOTEL.
A Bonn Ny D Deal, Guadalupe
w Calter &w. Butte L Brown. n
w T Stitt Chicago A Smith, Baltimore
O Day wife Chicago G Lippman. Philadelph
w n HiIigarren, London Mrs X X Cooper, Ohio
w Kentsch, London Miss A Barnard, n Y
j j Simmer Los Gatos CIV Butler wife, n
J q Day Jr, Raymond b Deming, chicago
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$4,000 easaG cosa to aFEot s
4 rooms and bath in No. l conditions; lot 3Ox
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nO-OO AsHBURY HEIGHTS REsIDENCE

CpOOOO COTTAGE or 5 ROOMS AND
C7OtUO. bath; 29th st near Church, bay
windows. brick foundations, ETC.; lot 25xll4;
easy terms.
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Ge0On GUERRERo-ST. RESIDENCE; 2
SDOUOO. rooms and bath; lot 25Il2O,
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Total Assets. s.....................
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Ito DEPosIToRs, this corporation
owes deposits amounting to, and
the actual value of which is. s.
The condition of said deposits
is that they are payable only out
of said assets, and are fully Sc
cured thereby.
2-To STOCKHOLDERS:
Capital Stock. E. S Il 100000 90
Reserve Fund. 1l6.304 81
the actual value OF which is. 80.
The condition of said liability
TO stockholders Is, that no part of
the amount can be paid to them,
or in any way Withdrawn except
in payment of losses, during the
existence of the corporation, nor
until all depoSitors shall have
been paid in full the amount OF
their deposits and declared divi-
dends.
S-CoNTINGENT FUND, including
the amount of accrued, but un-
collected interest on invest
ments...... -...................
x-GENERAL ACCOUNTS. balance.
These accounts embrace
amounts held for purposes of
guarantee and sums, the final
application of which has not
been determined.
estate, COUNTY AND CITY TAXES.
Balance Undisbursed...........
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A BARGAIN - EL1ZABETH-ST. FLATS: 2
n modern fats of 4 and rooms each, renting
for $50 a mouth; lot 25xll4. and the owner asks
$31Ou, with Instructions to receive any reasona-
bic offer that is made. Now don't read this and
throw 1t aside, but come and US, for it is a
genuine bargain
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G0S 00O FINE INV NEsTMENT CORNER
NZC.NOV. on Eddy st; elegant fats with
all modern improvements; brick foundations,
stone walks, etc; rent $2472 per annum; always
rented; lot 1OOx62; $500 can remain il desired.
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GOOOO TWo-sTORY HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS
SDZCUO. and bath on Langton ST., near Fol-
som; lot 25xSO.
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nO9OO COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS AND
SNOZUU. bath: Diamond ST., near 24th lot
25xIOO: bay-w1ndOWs, brick foundations, etc.;
part cash.
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n0T0O REDUCED FROM 5000 IN ORDER
II = tOU. to make immediate sale; two nice
fats on Garden ST.. renting for S22 a month: lot
25x75: street paved with basalt blocks and ac-
cepteo By the city; offer will be entertained.
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G.TOEO AREALBARGAIN; FINE 2-SToRY
n ZOO. bay-window residence OF rooms
and bath; marine view; Vallejo St; lot 261122:6;
nice garden, etc
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$lO5OO !4n GaF8F sa1s s75U per sa mn
lot S5xIO7:6; $4,000 csn remain If desired; street
nrcpnfan
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GdSO0 GUERRERO 81; TWO MODERN
SDtOUO. fats Of and rooms and bath each;
there is on the market; offer might be enter
tanned.
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nn0SO MCALLISTER ST: NEARLY NEW
SNOOCU. residence of rooms and.bath; brick
foundations, etc; part cash; lot 25xl57:6.
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G.t-5O RENTS s47 PER MONTH: INVEST
- u 4 ~. ment on Moss street; improvements
and Lot 25x75.
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Q.OTEO A GOOD BARGAIN ON TURK ST.;
4 ~. 2story house Off rooms and bath;
stone walks; street accepted; mortgage OF SzOOO
remain; lot 30x75; this property must De
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OFARRELL 4 CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
II MONTGOMERY STREET
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G-O0O ELEGANT NEW MANSION ON
4 tUUO. Waller St, contains rooms and
bath; all modern improvements fine view; lot
2pXlIO.
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Total Liabilities.

San Francisco July 3, 1894.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.
By ALBERT MILLER, President.
LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
State OF California city and county of San Fran
cisco, ss.-Albert Miller and Lowell White, being
each separately duly sworn each for himself, says:
That said Albert Miller is President, and said
Low ell white is Cashier of the San Francisco Saw
ings Union, the Corporation above mentioned, and
that the foregoing statement is true.
ALBERT MILLER,
LOWELL WHITE,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Sd day
of July. A.D 1894
TSeall THOS. Z. HAVEN,
Notary Public in aud for the city and county Of
San Francisco. state Of California
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&27O0 56sF BAFsAN oIy yfAE bdR.s sEAEE a AND
and bath; rents S2S; lot 22x7O; sunny line of
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ncrOO REDUCED; RENTS s725 PER
tAOOUU. annum: investment near Fourth ST. :;
street accepted; 5 good fats and cottage; lot
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G1O O0O A GIvEAwAY; WHOLESALE
u 1U .OOO. business property near Market
st brick building and lot; total rents S720 per
annum above water bill; mortgage of about $1,000
can remain; this property IS worth Sl5, OOO.
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CELEBRATION.

THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal-COL. LYMAN BRIDGES.
CoL .. M Carr, Chief Aid Aids-CoL c. X. King,
T. "A. Macomber, Capt II. Todd.
Banchard's Band.
Boys Brigade, 1. 5. Hansen commanding.
Assoelated veterans of the Mexican War, S. j..
Loup, PRESIDENT. Capt William Duncan.
Secretary.
GODDESS of Liberty
Grand Army of the Republic.
Veteran Guard.
Grand Army Posts from San Francisco Oakland
and Alameda
Unattached Soldiers and Sailors
Barouches containing George W. Elder Esq.,
President of the Day: his Honor L, r. Elert
Mayor; Rev. Robert Mackenzie. ID, D.. Chaplain;
Hon. James v Coleman Orator of the Day; j.
Horatio Jessen. Esq. Poet of the Day; Daniel
O'Connell, Esq, Reader of the Day.
The Consular corps, officers OF the army and
navy, Federal. State and county officials,
ex-grand marshals and presidents
of the day and members of the
various committees.
FOURTH DIVISION.
MarshaI-JAMES E. KENNY.
Afds-D. ID. Lowney, r. T. Luttringer.
Bloomenberger's Band.
Garibaldt Guard, Captain g. MalateSta,
Bersaglieri Guard, Captain F. Ungaro.
Alpine Guard. Captain S Giovannini.
Cayallerfa Geneva, Captain a. Martorella.
Historical Float, by c. b. Armanin.
Royal Carabinieri Captain q. Sabettno.
CaYalIeria Lucca, Captain A. Martinelli.
Float-LIberty Bell.
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO SAYINGS UNION
Corporation doing business at
532 California Street.
NE. Corner of Webb Street,

NE. Corner of Webb Street,
City and County of San Francisco, State Of Cali
fornia.
ASSETS.
l-PRoMIssoRY NOTES. secured by
first lien on real estate within
this State, the actual value of
which notes is $40 ,053, ,2es 95
2-BoN and WARRANTS of coun-
ties and municipal and of quasi
public corporations of the State
of California the actual value of
which is. ........ ............... 1467,43B 33
These bonds and warrants
kept in the vaults of the corpo-
s-BANX PREMISES. ............. 4sO.527 80
Situated at the northeast
ner of California and Webb
streets in the city of San Fran
cisco.
4-oTHER REAL EsTArE........... el6.o2s %
Situated in the State of Cali
fornia; part Of 1t is productive,
and il is of the actual value
stated.
5-TEMPoRARY INVESTMENTS
Bonds and evidences of ndebt-
edness of the United States, and
of the counties and municipal
corporations of the State of Cali
fornia, and bonds evidences of
Indebtedness and shares of capi-
tai stock OF sound California cor
porations other than banking
and mining, upon which this COR
poration has advanced .-......... 2, l29, 1923 2b
i'll said bonds, evidences ofin-
debtedness and stock certificates
are kept in the vaults of this cor
poraton.
J-SAFFs and FURNITURE in the Of
fee of the Bank of the value of. 1880 SO
7-Cash in U. S.Gold and Silver Coin,
the actual value ofwhich is
In Vault ..$47 ,644 SO
In Bank. .69S, 81 13- !, l70,4 ,466 81
The morning call., 1894-07-04

@ONNO NATOMA, NEAR l4TH; HOUSE IN
u OUOO. tenements OF rooms each; rents
Ior 20v-6
The morning call., 1894-07-04

G17 5O0 CHOICE PIECE OF DOWN
U1 wv town property; only 3 blocks