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Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

UFoS an order issued from Roase.
the wife. mother and two children Of
the socialist deputy Joseph de Feliee-
Giufridz- recently sentenced 10 eigh-
teen years imprisonment for eomplie-
isv in the >iciliza riots. have been ex-
p~led from Sicily and ordered 70 take
up their residence AZ Moras. on the -
Land of Sardinia
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

sThsre = u1an Nao 5--ures prl1nt-
zeurlV n 1zr hgHsi1sSs- SAit >1a--~
who ~1s shuwl1- hf> frS~sd GsszreII
shr1ugh s1e eta hlsshuens
The zAz ~irh the P4z behind hzs
ea-'s Aslxe-3 ss1ssxeLi
Yea
Is - oa@ % ths nargz>rSe-
No n = the h.l.ilSlsgeTsr Pts
ez-<h Ca-uaa--s
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

WILLIAM FAzz, one of the oldest and
best-known If yandalia engineers was
instantly k-sled- On the sth. between
KnightSville and Harmony. Ind. by a
missile thrown By striking coal miners
He was one cf the most reliable en-
ployes of the crEpany-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

WASHINGTON June s--The announce
meat IN the eahlexrzm fron Madrid
that the Inited States = pressing
claim On spain for rebate on customs
duties. improperly eolleeted in Cuba Is
confirmed AZ the state department
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

80 ysg are deter=ssa-'l "a Soss-=-y
- ths Ha--h p.sI-.--
II
-Ssosz, cus -fth ~ z-Ks -xp-,st-
ssou-
NJ ! sAal ~ 0Gs Etsh the party
t.&- = - -~--s.e sA~ z@xs -xP-sESrssa-- .
" I Pr~s~
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Frupriesn- sot sh~ shoe ssore b.
tar- take YEA ins.o ms suaPtoy A. clerk
let ne ask y1u one qu~srbsu- What DO
you know ah.1ut the NJ. : SIN. Of I1sit-<'
sAsa.ssr
ATp1s-azs pr'lzptiri - Th-rs .--
s-Twzse~a sizrs q NJ . sAo~s4
PruprSes1r-Ez-z<-3--S-Ab-a<a REQ
r--+
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Los AxsxLzs. Cal. June s.-Barhers
indnstrisls. numbering lss men. who
stole Santa Fe train THURSDAY, were
ARRESTED By United States marshal
snd force Of deputies Al Bzrstow sn4
hrouxhs here uader guard
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

THE astorn=y-general of the United
States has presented claim against the
estate Of the late Leland Stanford for
si5.oco.0c0 on account Of the Central
Pacific debt The total debt : essi-
mated at about ssaona.asa. and this
claim Is to emhrece one-foarth Of all
the debt
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

TEE new triple scr~w cruiser Mime
spols- LEFT Cramps ship yard at Phila-
eeiphia. On the ssh. and started down
the Delaware river on her unoEicial or
huilderS' trial TIN
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

REPRESENTATIVES, of the Mine own
crsf association Of Scotland unanimous
" resolved "a reduce wages one shil-
ling per day This was regarded as a
direct ehallsnge 20 the men who. ON
the sth- decided to strike
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

sosu of the moss substantial basi-
ness men Of Pittsburgh Pa. irresp~c-
tive Of politics. are organizing IN 20 10
Washington 10 protest against the in
setion OF congress Their purposes- il
has been announced are almost iienti-
cal with the purpose Of che Goxry
movement
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

A Ac0Cxr of inquiry 20 investigate the
acEssent 10 the cruiser Columbia in her
r-c<nt trial trip was orvisrS BY Acting
Secretary MeAdoo. Gu thu 9Th. tn meet
when the vessel i placed IN the dry
dock
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Ms. CLEvxLASD and her two chill
drrn left the White H0uSe- On the ssh-
for the presidents cottage ~ Buxzard's :
Bar. Mass and viii probably not re-
turn 10 Washington until the middle
rf D~ernh~er
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

0S the sth the governor of West Vir-
ginia telegraphed the sheriff Of Wood
county 20 take the militia and use ali
efforts 70 capture Frye's eommonweal-
ers who stole . Baltimore & Ohio pas
s<ngcr train
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

TEE psiners' insarr~esion At Cripple
Creek Col. cane TO an end on the sth-
an arrangement between the depu '
u2<sbzls ard the militia ~As we e
protecting the rioters. by which tile
former xe-e 70 ne allowSi 10 make ar
rests. alarming the d-speradoes gath
cred at Bull Hill anss they fastened to
make their escape while the deputies
were restrained BY the military
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

TEE German national bank Of Den
yer. Col closed its doors on the .th.
owing TO its failure 20 meet govern
ment interest The hank was one Of
those closed last summer. hur re-
opened
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

THx condition Of Judge William " alt
er Phelps. who = III At Hzckens>e<- Y
J.. was very much improved on tbs. sth,
his high fever having becn successfully
broken
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

1Hx United States revenue cntter
Bear went on the rocks ss the eutrzncx
10 the harhor Of >sts<s- Alaska on the
night Of Mag =. and VIII probably be
. total wreck
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

IEx president on the sth. Scn. e
the senate the name of Charles Nelson
Of Maryland. To he secund assistant
po-smasser-gererzl- vieeJ- Lovxrie Bell.
resigned
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

hv.s reported frun Rio Grande do
Sal on The sth- that the insarxent
g-neraL Sarzri- with s-es troops. had
arrived ~ orahaltA- where he was pre-
pa~Snx cxnpaSxn
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Fltr-~rfs - wtfe- ~h0 has la~s -
tz-z-,t frasn 1%~sia<ss .r~lzx es-si-f
Vel &ss vga snd aayhas1r - saix
ab.suse
Mss EEls-@rsv-Eexse Ne hals sAs
z-zzbs-< ~r-- sA<r~ -Pru-x
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

DcKTSs the Incarceration Of their
leaders the Cdxeyites In camp at Wash
ington are suffering for the common
neeessaries Of life The municipal zu-
thorities are considering what can be
done 10 save them from starvation
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

THE announcement IN tho eablezram
from Madrid that the Cnitei States Is
pressing claim in Spain for rebate
on customs duties improperly collected
IN Cuba Was confirmed a. the state DE-
pzrrnenr on the sth
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Esas& Nats~r - s~assA--s-nssu rarr
sAszk zx beT + h.aszsE - nal ss.
zarixs
T-1-a-T-r s= as-aas -. & -s-rrs
tz7.a=sSsl- tsSr hln - he1ru - u-sse. -
LIE
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

A cKCxL eanard- given currency, on
the sth. purporting 10 come from Van
eouver, B. G. that Raymond-whit-
comb excursion trzin from Boston car
rying large party of pleasure tourists
from that and neighsoring cities. had
been engulted BY cload-burst On the
Canadian Pacific railway in British Co
Iumbiz. proved 70 be entirely without
foundation in fact
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

In wss learned late on the night Of
the 9Th that the strike AZ Cripple Greek.
Col, had been settled at = couterenee
in Denver. The terms 50 far as learned
are that the owners viii p4y - for
sigh1 hours work and NAY employ both
union and a0azzica nsa
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

h1T - Al1S w1s1 q zEn . erzEkf
T. = x=ry sssE ~ zsE1 s1t1 49,
IAlE1E. rll<s ma u t1as r1nk
O -=z we<a - 1cesz axrS= wa-a ~
~ Y kH-~en
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Mrs. Poltixks-Toua- whzs ! the dis
tinesioa b<t~ee1 a -igerry1azder- and
an -app0rtSsa2~at - Pclisiral asz-
trs-tS--
Mr. eoltbeks-The Serryuauszrr =
2lwaxs 1ase b the r y ya1 1aat
s<l0a< toL-SAEzago E~asnl
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Az Inspection Of the Mortgage hank
Of the province Of Bsenos Avr~s h said
20 show sn en5exzlenent # several
millions IL dollars in ear-~ncy BY de-
posed gowernor-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
VOL. XVIII.

WBIIss Er>sBxR- she eminent &C.
man authority on political econcnv
died at Lsip.ie. On the ssh. aged ::
ycar~
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14

Ruta-woGlS yoa zn4rys zar tzt
eeearse he was rieh-
kitfy-WAzt's the matter vita his
Marty ING =ss-D%tr0it Free PreSs
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
PAT cox KILLED.
A poxe1 Nur~f-r< Laid NJ the Nss ed our-
h~1s Dser.

KNOXVILLE Tenn June a-Pzt Cox
the noted outlaw Of southwest Virginia
WAS killed THURSDAY night near wtss
EJurrhoUse- while resisting arrest He
had been the terrur Of people Of Ken
tres<y and Virginia for ye4rs. and was
sdsz-i5ed with az least a dozen rur-
d~-S
A few weeks ago ne killed one Of his
SV1 cousins aud fatally wounded an
other He went TO Mexico but was
located there and driven baek-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-14
1T xnsHr zsxE sEE~ woz>.

Cisnr-w.iL / call 81 pretty haryi s-r
- - b~ Ssn-sae~d 70 De hza@ess fcr
killing thzr fellow I. seems :, NJ
you uixht have done better
LAwver-WeIl- Of all the zn<-atesaI
fellows ever knew. yus're the -rarsss
Dss.z-s Pct vou % "a the ehz-.-vs %
PieSiux Posk~rs ard oAStrusrtf1r th=
s5iewaI<e YO9 ouxAs % oo1xraszla-.
yourself. Nsa rot OF easv.-T-vE-h
khasaEr &aws~-s
Which SIDE weald voz ssfvise =
yrunx p.o~r 10 take
'->ui~5sie---N Y wo-tl
The morning call., 1894-10-13
TOGETHER KNEEL
Greek and EpisCopalian
at One Altar.
NICHOLAS WITH NICHOLS.
The Two Bishops Will Appear
at ST. Luke's Church.
A NOTABLE RELIGIOUS EVENT.
Regarded as Evidence of Closer Re-
lations Between the Two Bodies
of Christians.
A NOTABLE RELIGIOUS EVENT

notable event in the religious world
will occur al ST. Luke's Episcopal Church,
corner of Clay street aud Van Ness ave-
nue., tomorrow morning. The Bishop of
the Diocese of California. Right Rev. Ford
Nichols. will confirm a large class Of can
didates, ana Right Rev. DR.. Nicholas.
Bishop of the Holy Oriental Orthodox
Catholic Church, commonly called the
Russo-Greek Church, will sit with him in
the chancel. The Greek Catholic Bishop
will be attended bv his chaplain.
Bishops Of the Church of England fire.
Quenllv participate in the services of The
Greek Catholic Church. but this will prob
bly, be the first appearance OF Greek
Catholic Bishop in the chancel of an Epis-
cnpalian church in the United States. 1t
will be in the nature Of a return visit, as
Bishop Nichols took part in luncheon
between the services at the Church of 81.
Basil the Great last Sunday.
The invitation TO the Greek Bishop 10
occupy a seat in the sanctuary of St.
Luke's tomorrow was extended by Bishop
Nichols. It was present ted in person by
the rector. w. II. Moreland, and graciuusly
accepted by the distingui prrlate.
This is an event Of great importance"
says the official organ of ST. Luke's. 'be-
ing an evidence of the happier relations
which are surely coming to pass between
an omen we may hope of the day when
full communion will he restored between
tie east aud our portion Of the Western
church-a communion which has been in
terrupted since the great separation in
a. d. 1854
Significant as the presence Of the Greek
Bishop, "rrayed in his official robes and
ATTENDED by his chaplain. on an occasion of
public worship in the American church
may be. its significance must not he eXag-
gerateG. The TWO churches are bound by
their own PRINCIPLES and rules.
1.-The Greek Bishop is subject to the Holy
Synod of Moscow, a. Amer can bishops
are to the general convention. Neither
can commit the church they repre- sent by
theiT individual acts. Yet the fact cannot
but inspire the hone in all true lovers of
Christ's church that as these two Catholic
bishops in San Francisco NAV dwell TO-
gether in love and int-rcommunion so
these two Catholic churches throughout
the world may shortly return to those
harmonious relations which they held
toward each other more than thousand
years ago"
Bishop Nicholas cannot speak English
and the chaplain who attends him will be
his Interpreter.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
ALAMEDA.

The Alameda Republican Club and the En-
cinai Republican Club Will unite 10 aking
things lively at The West End on next Monday
evening. Arrangements have been made for
grand meeting, to be held at HoItZ Hail. on
Webster street. grand parade will be taken
through the streets in the vicinity. Forming
the line at the corner of Railroad avenue and
Sherman streets at O'Clock, headed by a
brass band. The column Will take up the line OF
march at z :45, along Sherman street To Santa
Clara avenue, to Webster street, to Eueina
AVENUE, and then concentrating to HoltZ
Hall
c. W. Petty. chairman Of the Euciual Repub.
mean CluD, Will preside and open the meeting.
Inc speaker OF the evening Will be the Hon. j.
w. Swinnerton.
Contract Marriage Found.
Considerable surprise was manifested yester-
gay IN the announcement of the wedding last
August OF two weiI-knOwn young people.
Inc principals are Miss Hattie Herbert,
daughter OF Ii. V. Herbert, adjuster OF claims
OF he Southern Pacific Company, ana Charles
w. Neal, cashier of the Alameda, Oakland and
Piedmont Electric Railway. The happy pair
were, II seems, welded by contract Oh August
1. 1893. but have managed 10 keep their secret
well. Both parties lived at their own homes In
Alameda.
important event. but when Mr.. Neal was in.
formed on Thu sdav morning that he was a
grandfather, little daughter having been born
TO MIR. and Mrs. Charles Neal he EXPRESSED
considerable surprise.
The contract has not yet been recorded. IL
was formally Witnessed, but the names OF the
witnesses were not made known last night.
Sunset Encampm-nt NJ. "a, D. O. o. f.
Sunset Encampment No "a l. o. OF, has
Deen duly instituted with most impressive
ceremonies at Odd Fellows Hall. The En-.
campment was Instituted by Grand Patriarch
Down, assisted by e. f. Roescb, grand nigh
priest; John A.. Mace, acting grand senior
warden; George Z. Shaw, grand treasurer: w
ID. Barnes, grand scribe; S. w. Kirk, acting
grand junior warden; j. ii. Apologize, grand
INSIDE sentinel; L. bunker. grand outside SEN
tinei; V. s. Northey, grand marshal The in
siailation ceremonies were performed by Jacob
mueler, district deputy grand patriarch of dis
. . ~, which were done 10 an excellent man
ner. Inc oiieers OF the new encampmept are:
r. ID. Gilbert, chief patriarch; Z. Jorgeusou
nign priest; n. X. Foster. senior warden; W.
.. Dryden, scribe; ii. p. Wichman, treasurer:
george whitman, junior warden
Charles Becker's Trial,
the case OF Charles Becker, accused of the
murder OF c. A. Edison, will be called Tbursday
ns next; but ~ may be continued owing TO The IN
man and X. B. Tappan, who are both confined
to their rooms through accidents, to be present.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
PRECINCT REGISTRATION,

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
~ OF the city and county of San Francisco.
Notice is hereby given that the Boards of Pre-
cinct Registration for the general election to be
held on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF November. A. ID.
1884 Will meet in their respective precincts for
the registration of voters and such other purposes
as are prescribed by law, on TUESDAY october
16, 1894 from O'CLOCK A. NJ until 10 O'clock
P. NJ daily for five 80 days. until and including
SATURDAY, october 20. 1894, on which day all
registration closes
All electors who have not been registered for
said general election are hereby invited present
themselves for registration.
The Board of Precinct Registration will sit as
above for the purpose OF registering all legal and
qualified voters residing In their precincts who
have not registered at the Office OF the Registrar
OF voters since August 8, 1894.
Any person who has not registered since august
8, 1894 and fails to register the Boards of Pre-
cinCt Registration of the precinct in which he re-
sides Will be debarred the privilege of voting at
such election.
In accordance with Section 81 OF the "Act to
Regulate the Registration of Voters" etc.. the
following places have been secured for the SEES
sions OF the Boards OF Precinct Registration:
The morning call., 1894-10-13
BERKELEY.

The committee appointed 10 arrange for re-
ceptlOn TO Budd, and incidentally TO Judge
Henshaw to offset the partisan aspect OF such
a reception, has quietly sunk Itself into oblv-
ion There was so strong a feeling against CIV
ing the universe US action a semblance of po-
litical favorIteship that IL was clear there would
be 10 wave OF enthusiasm 10 sweep the recep-
ton on its crest, and 1t was concluded that the
wise course was 10 forget that such thing
was ever intended.
High school Field-DaH
The Oakland High Scnool will hold It's post
poned 6eld-day to-day on the University Club
cinder track, preparatory 10 entering the semi
annual tield-d day Of the Amateur Athletic Asso-
citation at the Olympic Club grounds next Satur-
day.
A Science Lecturer.
This evening Professor Charles ID. Walcott,
by invitation Of the General Science Associa.
ton, will give an address In the Assembly Hall
on THE Work of the U. S. Geological Suryeyo
The public is cordially invited.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

BORN.
CORONADO this city. to the wife OF Antonio
CORONA. son.
kElLI-ln TINS city. September %, 1874 10 the
wife OF Cornelius Kelly. SON
DUHkING-In this city. october IL. 1894, TO the
vile OF Frederick T. Dubring, son.
ABRAHAMS-In this city. october z. 1894 TO the
vile OF Max Abra ADAMS (nee IsaacsJ, a son.
LEAHY-ln this city. october II, 1894 10 the
wife OF 5. T. Leahy, daughter
BLAChMAN-in thus city. october lO, 1874 10
the wife OF CaSSius Blackman a SON.
O'CONNELL-In this city. october ~, 1894, TO
The wife of Dauiel O'Connell. : son.
The morning call., 1894-10-13

Gently worked half in considerably better
than a minute.
Lampiigher is a cripple and will Droba-
DIV race no more this year.
LATEST, SHIPPING int LLIGENCE.
>>>N>N-~~
Arrived.
FRIDAY. october II.
stmr Alcazar, Gund erson. 81 hours from Port
Los Angeles; ballast, TO L h White Lum Der Co.
snip NJ Grace, Smith, IVA days from new
fork; mdse to Williams, Dimond d Co.
Sailed.
FRIDAY. october u.
Schr Bessie K, Bugge NewhaveD.
movements of Transatlantic steamers.
NEW YOkk-Arrived Oct 12-Stmr Campania,
from Liverpool; stmr Scandia. from Hamburg !;
stmr Augusta Victoria. from Hamburg.
HAMBU RG-Arrived oct l2-otmr DANA from
New York.
LlNEkP0oL-Arrived Oct 12-Stmr Lucanla,
from New YORK.
LoNDON-Arriyed Oct l2-Stmr Mohawk. from
New FORK.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
REGISTRATION PLACES,
Election November 6, 1894.
TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

TWENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ Precinct-5O Mission.
Preciuct-332 Main
Precinct-4Ul Harrison
Precinct-415 Folsom
Precinct-1 Clementina
Precinct-214 irst.
PrecfBct-522 Howard
Precinct-S2 Natoma.
Precinct-54 First.
10 Precinct-lU2 Jessie
IL Precinct-lS9 Jessie
II Precinct-ll7 Natoma,
Is Precinct-32 Hunt.
Il Precinct-247 Second.
10 Precinct-660 Folsom.
10 Precinct-21 Verona,
IL Precinct-427 bird.
lS Precinct-37 Stanley
TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ Precinct-36S Jessie.
Prccinct-2S4 Jessie.
3 PrecinCt-377 Jessie
Precinct-lUl1a Fifth.
Precinct-797 Mission
Prectnct-255 Minna
Precinct-776 Howard.
8 Precinct-37S Natoma
Precinct-379 Natoma.
10 Precinct 701 Howard,
Precinct-z02 Folsom.
IL Precinct-223 Fifth.
- Precinct-l44 Clara
IA Precinct-765 Folsom.
10 Precinct-712 Harrison.
Is Precinct-Sl5 Harrison.
II Precinct-7111s Harrison.
Is Precinct-42i Fourth.
ls Precinct-l05 Silver.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-4O2 Stevenson
Precinct-409 Stevenson
Precincl-565 Stevenson.
Preeinct-t39 Jessie.
Precinct-570 Mnna
6Prcciuct-429 MiDna.
Precinct-l5 SO Fifth
Precinct-47S 1ehama.
. Precinct-2l5 Sixth.
10 Precinc.-lOO7 Howard.
L Precinct-l032 Fosom.
IL Precinct-3O5ile Sixth.
l3 Precinct-327 Sixth.
IA Precinct-93O Harrison.
Is Precinct-92l Harrison.
Is Precinct-2 Garden.
II Precinct-521 Natoma.
THIRTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
l Precinct-6OO Stevenson.
Precinct-29 Ninth.
Precinct-1203 Mission.
Precinct-7lb Natoma
Precinct--1146 Howard.
q Precinct-I3U6 Mission.
Precincr-l45 eleventh.
8 Precinct-244 Ninth.
9 Precinct-7Ol Tehama.
10 Precinct-249 Eighth.
IL Frecinct-2OSI4 Seventh.
IL Precinct-l1lO Harrison.
Is Precinct-2 Harrison avenue
Ii Precincl-l239 Folsom.
10 Precinet-423 Ninth.
l6 Precinct-326 Ninth.
II Precinct-346 Tenth.
IRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
l Precinct-54S First
Precinct-514 Second.
3 Precinct-739 Fourth.
Prccinct-419 Brannan.
Precinct-430 Brsnnan.
Precinct-2l Zoe.
Precinc -lOl Welsh.
Precinct-5l6 Sixth,
The morning call., 1894-10-13

ALFRED j. EVANS,
Registrar of Voters.
OCT cod st
The morning call., 1894-10-13
POLITICAL.

10 Precinct-SO7 Kentucky
Il Pfectnct-6U2 Sixth.
AZ Precinc.--7l6 Brannan,
IL Precnct-9i7 Bryant
ia Precinct-l52U Mana
10 Precihct-631 Florida.
THlRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Precinct-25a2 Folsom.
Precinct-6O7 ShOtwelI
Precinct-1034 Treat avenue
Alabama -"o"''' oiA'u Gnu
Precinct-1204 Alabama
Precinct-S40 Alabama
Precinct-26Ol BRYANT
and Potrero.
Precinct-Northwest corner Starr. and
Michigan.
10 Precinct-southeast corner Sierra and Ken
II Precinct y orthwest corner Fifteenth avenue
and ''"o0
~ Preeinct17 Railroad avenue. between EIsv-
IL Precinct-Southeast corner Fourteenth and
Railroad avenue.
IA Precnct-1O0l Tennessee.
THIRTY-F0URTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-2O51a Twelfth,
Prec1nct-160b Folsom.
Precinct-l70l Howard,
Precinct-2 Bond.
Precinct-36 Lafayette.
Precinct-36 Twelfth.
Precinct-iO9 Valencia.
Preclnct-442 Valencia.
Precinct-Northeast corner Fifteenth and
Mission. anu
10 Precinct-1s5S Howard
IL Precinct-387 ShotwelI.
u Precinct-3o0 Seventeenth.
ID Precinct-506 Valencia.
ID PrecInct-635 Valencia.
- Precinct-7l6 Valencia.
10 Precinct-2l27 Mission.
II frectnct-2O1 Nineteenth.
~ Pr"cinct-Aorthwest corner Twentieth and
Valencia.
10 Precinct-Northwest corner Twenty first and
Valencia.
THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
- l Precinct = Northwest Chattanooga and
Twenty second.
Precinct-l00l Dolores.
frecinct-l302 Valencia.
Precinct-la4l Valencia.
Precinct-2S62 NJ ssIon.
Precinct-261i Mission.
PrecInct-28OI Mission.
Precinct-3O00 Mission.
Precin"t-3261 NJ sion.
10 Precinct-2 Precita place.
~ Prec1nct-Bauk and jefferson.
IL frecInct-San Bruno and Silliman.
THIRTY SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ Precinct-1026 Seventeenth.
frecinct-2562 Market
Precinct-3247 Sixteenth.
4 Precjnct-S45 Seventeenth.
Prerinct-Southeast Noe aud Eighteenth.
Precinct-l004 Eighteenth.
Precmct-1U0l Twentieth.
Preeinct-214 Diamond.
9 Precinct-Corbett road and Nineteenth,
20 Precinct-l3U3 fwenty-fourth.
IL Preclnct-llO0 Twenty
IL Precinct-4O2 Twenty-seventh.
Is frecinct-33S Day.
IA freciDct-Southwest San Jose ave. and Thir-
tieth.
10 PreciDct-Circular and San Jose ave.
10 PreclncL-San Jose ave. and Sycamore
The morning call., 1894-10-13
NJ ARKIED.

UNCAN-WALLACE-In this city. OCTOBER H.
1884, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, william Z. Dun
can and Eva Wallace, both OF San francisco.
HI GHES-COFFMAN--Iu Oakland, october y,
1894. by the Rev. Moses Williams. DAVID hughes
aud Viola Nevada Coffman. both OF Oakland.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.

IN SAN MATEo COUNTY; NUN-SECTARIAN:
4 iaid out on the lawn plan: perpetual care !:
Deautiiui, perm anent and easy OF access: see il
before buying a puriatplace elsewhere.
City Office, 8 City Hall Avenue.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
THIRTY. EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-l0l Polk.
Precinct-33S Golden Gate avenue
3 Precinct-209 Polk.
Precinct-400la McAllister.
Precinct-4lSI. Larkin.
Precinct-3uS Turk.
Preciuct-502 Ellis.
Preci ct-6l5 Ellis
9 i'recinct-729 Ellis.
10 Precinct-S05 Larkin.
Il Precinct-lUl7 Larkin.
2 Precincr-S02 Larkln.
Is Precinct-639 Gearv.
Ia Precinct-925 suffer
10 Preeincr-lO24 Suffer.
l6 Precinct-1223 Polk.
II Precinct-l525 California,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

An over amount Of steam at tho
SHIRT ia tory came near causing
IN explosion. The employees we're
much excited ard work was suspend.
cd fOr the day.
Mrs. X, c. Sadier and dau ghter Maud
OF Phila, are visiting MIR. W. Ii. II.
lark.
MI. jeff Clark lost valunble horse
this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Price visited Whining.
tor friends yesterday.
MI. has Lang OF l'hlla,, Is visiting
his mother.
I Mr.. }. T., Price, superintendent Of
the 4elawaro and thrsap eaks canal,
was III town yesl orday. aud reports
busihsss good; better than usual at
this season
Mrs. NonCuin gave very pleasant
social last Monday evening. in honor
ol her guest Miss Sophia Jones OF
Philadelphia.
Mr., Win. Steele is III at his home.
MIR. W. 6. Hieklr, ona al orr pros-
porous bdsinrBs mon i confined to
his room viii tvphotl fever.
Mss Adelaide cooper Of Delaware
{ ity Is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
1T lhlihJelphlA. -...=.
Mrs Janierson sold at auction YES.
lefiay her household goods aud ak
pscts 10 tnOyt to HarwluA In tho nuar
future.
OR fishermen cast thor nets over.
board several tiups this wees, but rs
yet have not caught fish.
lha sacred concert Elyon by the
treahyterirns in the Presbyterian
IhaIcil last night was quite ii snceess.
Miss Fannie Clark our popular organ.
lot peiIutIneu spiGadidiy and was ably
assisted by Nil AuueTsou, Miss lireapt
aud 9th RS.
William l.. Martin lae withdrawn
from Tho iIrm ol Marlu Iure. leav-
lhs Henry i. Dure, In. to continue
the tila.ness al the Old stand Eourln
ana OlamEe sLrenLa.