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Korea Illustrated.

Next Friday: evening" N3Qvem ben, rs %
Lieutenant Commas der. A. Wv adhatns
OF the United States Navy: viii give an
Illustrated lecture al the new nall of the
Young Mems Christian ssoetatipn. las Oh
and Ellis streets, on Korea: Llelltenarft
Wadaams has just, returned: from the
Orient and. has 1aTga number of excel
lent views of the country. which lie " I'LL
throw upon tie: CANVAS. by means. of "a
powerful stereGntic6p. No doll6t the LEG
tnre viii be one of the MOS t. Interesting Of
the season as thiSis.aliYe:subje ot anu Iien=
tenant Wadhams is familiar with ALI he
details of the. war and was recently pre-
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Looking
Backward

October 20, we place on sale
$4,000 yards of Choice Silks at
prices never before attempted
in San Francisco. November
4, we broke the price record on
AIl-Silk Ribbons. November
IL, 1000 pairs of White Wool
Blankets went on sale at lower
prices than we formerly paid
for them wholesale. Prices
on these goods remain UNI
changed.
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Looking
Forward.

We anticipate the greatest
holiday trade we have ever
known, and have made pro-
vision accordingly. Gus
toners tell us that we have
the largest and most DIVERSE
fled stock of art and fancy
goods in town. There will be
a number of special sales in
the near future of goods suited
to the Holiday Season.
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For Boys
and Girls.

Our window-dresser has put
in a display in the big west
window which will be a source
of delight to thousands of
young folks this week. Just
as many Toys and Picture
Books as he could crowd i'm,
and still only a very small
part of our great Toy stock is
shown.
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Druggist :Kjbbrer FAILS.

:. William T..Kfbbler. druggist. formerly
of the firm of Kern. Il kthblef, has filed his
petition in insolvency. Ats=debts amount
TO S92S0. the heaviest creditors being Red
ington & Co.,5swhe claim 5000, and O.: IA.
Kern, $22s0. The. de btof assets consist Of
$232 worth of personaf property and an In
lereSt In pro giissn Ey; note given. to secure:
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TARIFF ON STARCH-P. B., City. Under the
act of 1883 the tariff on burnt starch was 1
cent per pound, potato or corn starch 2 cents,
rice starch 212 cents, and the same on all other
starch. Under the Mckinley bill the tariff was
cents per pound on all kinds of starch. In
the bill as originally introduced by Wilson the
tariff on starch. including all preparations from
Whatever substance produced, commonly used
as 81 arch. was fixed at 115 cents per pound.
In the bill now In force the tariff is the same,
and in it is specially mentioned burnt starch,
the tariff on which is az cents per pound
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CAsNo-M. j. B. and w. B.. City. In the
game of casino if A builds (4-4 fours and
builds seven CD, A would have the right to
build on BIS seven before taking up his first
bulld OF four. HOyle lays down the
rule that player is at liberty 10 make a build
OF the same or or any other demOninatiop or
he may pair or combine any other cards before
taking up his first butld.
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GovERNoRs OF: CALIFoRNIA-F. W.. City.
The following are the names of those who have
filed the Office OF Governor Of California since
the organization Of the Government by the
people of the United States-
:: Peter "a. Burnett-Elected November 13,
1919; iDauguraied the same year, December
20; resigned January 8, 1851.
John McDougal, Leutenapt-G 0vernor in.
augurated Governor January 8, 1851; aIed at
San Francisco March 80. 1866.
John BfgleT-ElecIed September 3, 1851 !; in.
anguraied January s. 1852; reelected Seprem-
her q, 1858; inangurated. January z, 1854;
died at Sacramento November 90. 1871.
j. Nicely Johnson Elected September 5,
1855; inaugurated. january 8, 1856; dted at
Salt Lake August 81. 1872.
John b. Weller-Electrd September q 1857;
ipauguraLed January 8, 1853; died at New Or
leans August II, 1875. -
Milton S. Latham Elected September 7.
1853; lnaugurateQ January 9, 1860; resigned
January H.. 1860; died al New York March 4,
1882.
John G. Downey,. Governor-In.
augurated Governor January IA, 1860; died at
Los Angeles March 1, 1894.
Leland Stanford-Elected September q. 1861:
Alto June 90, 1893.
Frederick f. Low-Elected September Q.
1868; iDaugurated December 10, 1868; died
In San Francisco July 81, 1894.
Henry Ii. Haght - Elected September L.
1867; inaugurated December 8, 1867: died al
SAP Francisco September 2, 1878.
Newton Booth-Electea SeDiember g. 1871:
tnalgurated December s. 1871; resigned Feb.
ruary 27, 1876; died al Sacramento July IA,
1892.
Romualdo PachecO, Lieutenant Governor
IDau9uEated Governor February 81. 1875.
William ITwin-Ilected September 1, 1875;
inauguraIed December 8, 1875; died at San
francisco March 10, 1886.
George G. Perkins, elected September g.
1879; inaugursted January 8, 1880.
George Stoneman, elected November z. 1882;
tnaugurated January TO- 1888; died at Buffalo,
N. Y, September o, 1884.
Washington Bartlett, elected November O.
1886; lDaugurated January 8, 1887; died IN
d. Office al Oakland, Cal. September IL, 1887.
X. w. Waterman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; in
augpraIed Governor September Is, 1887; died
at San Diego. April IL, 1891.
Ii. ii. Markham, elected November 4, 1890;
inaugurated January 8, 1891.
From this list II will be seen that from 1S49
10 1868 The Governors were elected for two
years. and after that the term was extended TO
Tour years. or the eighteen who have held the
: once oDly four are now living, and among
these is the one who first held The Office.
MADAM Or MIss-B. j. A, City. This CORE
spoDdent writes: Il received letter from one
of The fair sex who, for the purpose of this In
quiry, signs Jennie ]. Jones' wish 10 an
swer, but do net know If the writer is a Miss or
a married woman. Now, should 1 address her
Bliss Madam or plain Jennie j. Jones 2"
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The purpose Of the Query Column is to furnish
information that is of neral interest,". !.
Questions the answer to which will amount to
an advertisement of any individual; firm OF thing.
Will not be answered through this coInmn. :.
80 Questions. an. answer, To- which would be an
opinion OF the standing. commercial or social OF
any individual or firm ,.wflln NOT be notlced.
Questions in at lthmeticl problems in algebra
answered. So.
The Query Col umn will not furnish material $50
enable the writer To answer a party on the other
side OF a debate in cur Institution of learning" "
Every question TO which an answer cah be OBJ
tanned Will be answered as soon as practicable
Often IL happens that she Information desired is
OF obtalnabe in this city and the inquiry must
be made through the mali at distant points,.
The name and address of the person asking a
question should accompany the letter of inquiry.
as the. editor. of this column may desire to COM
mRnicate with the writer, may elect to send an
answer by mail. The name and address is not for
publication.
All questions should be plainly set forthso that
there can be no Misunderstanding as to the intent
of the writer
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A FISH SToRY--P. j. D., City. When your
friend A old you that he saw salmon that
measured fifteen feet in length and weighed
100 POUNDS, he told you what Is generally
known as fish story.' If there ever was 4
salmon that attained the length given, your
friend A is the only one who ever saw tile fish,
a salmon weighing siXty.five pounds is look ed
upon by dealers in fish and by fishermen as a
monster
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can or resident of The United States the title
must be entered at Siationer's Hall and the
work must be published in Great Britain or in
the domnions simultaneously with Its pubiica-
tion in the United States.
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OUT OF EMPLOYMENT-W. j. B., Navarro
Ridge, Cal. There are no figures that will show
the number OF men that have been thrown ont
Of employment since Cleveland entered upon
his second term as President of the United
STATES. Political orators have used figures to
make points for or against the administration,
but these were merely wild guesses and not 10
be considered reliable.
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follows: Senate. Republicans 81, Democrats
10, Liberals 4; House, Republicans 1 "a, Demo-
Gratis SO, Liberals f.
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RAzzLE-DAZzLE-W.Y Y. c.. City. In shaking
dice, razzle-dazzle, a comparatively new
game. six is high For Instance should a
player throw three SKIES and TWO aces
IL would count five skies, or two fours and one
ace would be counted three tours. The ace
becomes the equivalent OF the highest other
dice.
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THE NATIONAL DEBT-H. B. H., Campbell,
Fresno County, Cal. Benjamin harrison was
inaugurated President of the United States on
the 4th Of March, 1899 On The LIST of Deem
Der OF that year the public debt was $751;
372, 41O 50; on the LIST of December, 1892. two
months before he went ont of Office, 1t was
81, 1858, 1924 IS. or S53,795 .946 80 less
the duties Of his office. Grover Cleveland was
iDaugurated March f. 1898. During the calen-
dar year OF 1893 the net increase of the public
debt was S37, 79S,197
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Some Bazaar Specials.

MESSRS. RAPHAEL, TUCK & SONS of
New York issue the most beautiful Holiday
Books for Children TO be found in America
Their Calendars and Gift Cards this year are
find full stock of these go DDS at lower prices
than exclusive stationers and booksellers
would ask you. Here are these prices as
samples.
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CHOICEST FRENCH NOVELTY
SUITINGS, we have 10 longer
complete lines of these goods.
which were marked SIS toQ 0.50
SIT so q suit, come early for ID "
fret ehoIea at suit
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create a lien under the mechanics lien law is
personal and cannot be assigned.
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ANNExATIoN-C. W.. City, The majority of
the people of the United States are of the
opinion that the annexation OF the Hawaiian
Islands would prove of material benefit bout
the only ones who are of the opinion that it
would be detrimenJ are President CIeVe land
ana the small coterie that surrounds him in
Washington.
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Dress. Goods Specials.

FRENCH JACQUARD SUITINGS,
SO inches wide, three of this sea- SQC
sons prettiest styles in The soc ~
Trade, very special. Yard
FINE FRENCH NOVELTY SUIT
IN5S, ali wool and silk and wool,
this seasons latest styles. re-
duced: from $40 30 to $l4 @. Q.15
suit come early tor first choice .DO-
...... Suit
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Narket=St.
Cable=Cars

All stop at our main entrance.
The big store is located on the
south side of Market street;
between Fifth and Sixth, and
directly opposite the junction
OF Turk and Mason streets.
Two floors are occupied as
saiesrooms. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
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THE FARALLoNEs--J. h.. City The true
direction of the largest of the FaraIion Islands
from the Cliff House. according 10 the charts OF
the photographic Office, is south, rs deg. west.
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ONE DOLLAR COMFORTS, good
calico covers. cotton filled and e1-
cellent value at the regular price.
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RICHARD CRoKER-O. s. s.. Kirkwood, Am
ador County, Cal. The people of the Empire
State pronounce the name OF Richard Croker.
at one time chief of Tammany. as il IL were
written Crow-ker. On the occasion OF the
recent election large majority of the people
OF the Stale pronounced his name Dennis.
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GEORGE A. SALA-H. NJ. B., City. George
Augustus Henry Saa the author. was born in
London in the year 1928. He is the sou of an
italian father and famous English singer.
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LARGE CARD CALENDARS, with
beautiful coored pictures by or
famous lists, size 121l5 inches, 10
made TO sell for 40c - Fac
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THANKSGIVING, 1S8O-"A Back Date"
City. Thanksgiving day, 1880, was observed
on Thursday, the 25th OF November.
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SATIN RHADAMES, / 8 inches wide,
all silk. goou colcr assortment, S0(
= but no black, regular value Toe w
=, yard, a big special. ............. Yar(
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FANCY STRIPE TAFFETA SILK,
very swell for fancy waists, full de 90
81 inches wide. all silk, very % -
Yard
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AN ADVERTISEMENT. s. s., Kirkwood.
Amador County. Cal. The. article, Finally
Disposed Of" was an advertisement
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NOT HOLLAND ST., Alameda, Cal. The
late John G. Holland was not the author Of
the poem In which are the lines:
So gracefully she bore.
He could not help but wonder
Had she been kissed before.
At least such lines do not appear In anV
published works of his that the Query Column
mas been able to find
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FANCY v.ELyETs that were 50 SO O. I 80
yard. closed out this weeA AT I'D l.
81 50, only few coloTs leit...... Yard
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: - 10: ''Aecb.H GHA ocrh5 - - ,
Sb&G@A~so eCs SIS Ns, e@sG &c @ EGGG - d 5
.GIG i5SAG4l Gts -A :
h
G:E+-& = e Sc = Ito y > -ftG c-l]-lSG seAl
: State totaIs-M hitesI L Il15bS, Cninese IL eS1
IndlaIiS 1885,. coIored 11.437, Japanese 1893;
total l. EOS; J3O.;"
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Nor THE PRESIDENTS sow. j. B.. Ma
yarro Ridge, Mendocino County, Cal. The Fred
Grant who was passenger on the Inflated ship
s. Grant,
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Country
Customers

Will find valuable infOrma-
ton about trading by mail in
our new Fall and Winter
Fashion Catalogue, which we
send free on application.
Goods carefully selected and
sent by mail or express on
same day that we receive your
order. Always include money
for return charges.
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ga BLEACHED SHEETJNG-We
cannot name the brand as we are
cutting price so badly; it's the
equal of Pequot and is worth
22I5c; very special. ....-..-......
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HONEYCOMB SPREADS, large size, q. I 90
good patterns, hemmed and un- I'D l.
usually heavy weigh. for the price Each
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LARGE CARD CALENDARS, same
style as above, l4X1S inches,
made to sell at SOC each.
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Velvets and Silks.

PLUSHES. regular at Use, will go R0C
this week at soc yard. the color w
asSortm, nts are broken.-......... Yard
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Tin MNEs-Subscriber. City. In 1891 the
production of tin IN The world was estimated at
50. 963 tons of 224O pounds each. Thirty years
ago The worlds production of tin was not more
than 1000 IONS; now Australia leads with an
annual product of II, 500 tons.
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THE JOHN L. STEPHENs-T. W.. City. The
records of the Merchants Exchange show that
the steamer John l.. Stephens arrived in the
mort of San Francisco the first time on the Sd Of
Aprll, 1858.
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FANCY BROCADED TAFFETA
SILK, af in small designs In all On I 40
popular colors, Il inches wide, I'D l.
regular at 81 10 yard. Yard
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CIRCULAR CALENDARS, embel-
ished with paDSies, chrysanthe-
NUNS and cats heads, regular
price Toe each
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MEMS NATURAL GRAY WOOL
MIXED UNDERWEAR. silk
bound neck and front, heavy quail
ity, regular value 75c, drawers to
match, very special. Ga
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WOOL EIDERDowN, 81 inches
wide, in solid colors-pinks, blues, 81
tans red, cream aud white; no. -
where else less than 35c......... Y;
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Domestic Department.

A CHENILLE COVERS In the most
popular patterns, heavy knotted
fringe and beautiful color combi- ~
nations. our regular price SOC CN
each, Tor one week.. .......... Ia
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MEMS WOOL SOCKS, heavy quail
lty, seamless, extra-spliced heels
and toes, natural color. red, tan
and brown shades .
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SILVER CoINAGE-W. j. B., Navarro Ridge,
CAL The amount of silver coined in the United
States during 1891 was SIS, 416.595; in 1892,
the amount was STA, $50 900 During the year
1891 the amount OF silver coined in the world
WAC SI25 RD2 OS3
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PRESIDENTIAL SUCCEssIoN-J. c., Yount-
vile, Napa County, Cal. In The event of the
Inability of both the President and the Vice
President OF the United States to act the execu-
tive Office falls TO the following Cabinet officers
in the order named: provided the officer on
whom it deVolves has been confirmed by the
Senate and Is by birth and otherwise qualified
10 hold he office: Secretary of State, OF the
Treasury, OF War;. the Attorney General. the
Postmaster-Ge General, Secretary OF The Navy and
Secretary OF the Interior. The officer selected
serves out the uDeXpr term.
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POLITICAL CoMPLEXIoN-W. j. B., Navarro
Ridge, Mendocino County, Cal. The following
was the composition of the F0rty-second Con-
gress, March 4, 1871, TO March 4, 1878: S'n-
ate, Republicans so, Democrats IL, Liberals D;
Housn. Ret ubIicans 135. Democrats 103, Lib
erals 2. The Forty-third Congress, December
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Ribbons, Gloves, etc.
RIBBONS AT SPECIAL PRICEs-AIl-siIk
satln and gros grain, in light colors 70 T
Fancy work, lowest prices vet:
Nos....... 9 IL
Price..........21Ac sc 61Ac 74ac s1sc
Nos......... ...........16 % 80 so
Price. lOc l5c 20c 25c
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HILBoRN-E NGLIsH-O. S. S., Klrkwood. Am
ador County Cal. English was sworn in as
Representative from California. vice Hllborn
eIected), on the 9th of ADril, 1894.
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GAUNTLET FABRIC GLOVES, in 70IC
tans only, all sizes, regular at 25c, lL2
very special at ..........,. Pair
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LADIES' ALL WOOL SKIRTS, a. I 90
ribbed. heavy quality. coIors ID H.
BLACK, white, pink, blue and red. Each
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To CLEAN WALL-PAPER-F. L., City. The
following is said to be an effective way OF clean.
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Miscellaneous Specials,

INFANTS BONNETS, India silk, all
over silk embroidery with lace Zoo
ruche on top, good value at 81 OU
each. very special .........,... Each
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STANDARD GINGHAMS, in staple
checks and plaids, nowhere else
at this price.
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WHITE PEARL BUTTONS. 4 holes,
lines 1S. 20, ~ and "a, regular
prices l0c to zoe dozen, to-mor-
row any line as above. .....,
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LITTLE Boy BLUE-F. L. W., San Jose.
Santa Clara County, Cal. F. Z. Lee of this city
has kindly furnished the words of Little Bow
Blue" that were asked for by a correspondent
from San Jose. The poem is by Abby Sage
Richardson and the words are az follows.
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BLACK ENAMELED STOCKING
DARNERS. usually sold at loo
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WoRKfNGMEN's PARTY-C. II. s., City. The
nrst step toward the organization of the Work.
insmen's party in California was a meeting
held III San Francisco on the evening of Sep.
TENDER Il, 1877. when the principal speakers
were the late Philip A. Roach and Denis
kearney. The first sand-lOt meeting was held
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Is AN AMERICAN OR. Menlo Park, San
Mateo County. Cal. The children OF foreign
father residing in The United States during
their minority become citizens OF the United
st ates if during that minority the father be-
born in Minneapolis, MIMI. and during his
minority you became a citizen of the Unit ed
States, so that makes him an American NV
birth. and he becomes an American citizen bv
virtue of your naturalization during his minor
trx
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day afternoon and ended up at the City
Hall. Chief Sc haffer captured them at
Fourth and Madison streets. They are
small fellows, each under four feet six
inches in height and neither is vet IA years
of age. They were hurrying off with tbs
wheel and thought themselves secure
when the Chief gathered them in. They
were taken to the City Hall and chargec
with petit larceny.
Poles Must Go.
Judge Ogden yesterday granted the pc
tition of j. O. Johnson as receiver of the
East Oakland Street Railway Company
for permission to remove ties, poles. rails,
etc, of that portion of the road on Fourth
avenue, from East Eighth to East Ninth
streets. They will be used in laying a
similar road on Harrison street
Separated by Drink.
Hannah NJ. Genan has begun suit.
through her attorney, f. E. Whitney, for
divorce from John Glenan. The wife al
leges that her husband is intem perate.
cruel and fails to provide for his family.
Defendant is a carpenter and lives on
Peralta street, between Sixteenth and
Eighteenth.