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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.

GIEOO RENTS sI4 PER MONTH; ON LINE
- OUO. of electric road; a real bargain; =
fats and lot 25x1l5 and 1877.
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S5000-Post St. near Baker; lot 25x137 IS: 2
fats OF rooms aud bath each; also rear Louise
rents $40 per month.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

RONEE, TOY & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERs,
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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SS000-Post ST., near Buchanan: 2 modern fats
OF and rooms each; rents a57 so per month.
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$2000-Only $1,000 cash first payment. bal
ance can remain IN building and loan mortgage:
splendid hard-fnished. newly papered cottage OF
rooms and bath; large cellar; large yard front
ana back: chicken house and yard; street work
insured for $1,000 for years which goes with the
property; lot size Cox 20 feet well fenced: cot
exchange for Richmond lot; location only two
blocks from Castro-st cattle; sunny, desirable To-
cation
$1,000 - New 2-story and basement bay
window residence. with ali modern improve
ments; finished just 10 months; contains
rooms. bath and large outside room with laundry,
etc; lot runs through TO rear street afording
double frontage; sunny, light. cheerful and cen
trai; location well adapted for renting OF rooms;
short distance from Powel+st. cars on Pine ST.;
mortgage OF S35OU can remain II desired.
s35Oo-Jones ST.: ? fats of rooms and bath
below, rooms above; rents S32 SO per mouth;
street macadsmiZed; lot has rear frontage; IN
surance $4,000.
$1,000 - Price reduced from $40. 900: mod
ern kastlake residence on Baker st. block from
Park entrance; only years old finished base
IN nt and attic.
s2sOO-Cottage of rooms and bath. Treat ave-
near Twenty-thrd ST.; lot 26xl00; terms about
81 60O cash.
S32OO-Twostory and basement house, half
block from Valencia and Fifteenth SITS; cement
sidewalk: rents 1913 per month: $1,000 mortgage
al per cent can remain; bargain
S550O-Twenty- ST., near Church; double
house of fats of rooms and bath each: rented
at reduced rates at $50 per month; always rented :
lot 5Ox1l4: mortgage OF $1,000 can remain a
splendid investment.
S7O00-Baker St, near Pine; lot 25xl 06 81; rents
S47 80 per month; modern 2-story house of 8
rooms and bath; mortgage $500 can ROMAN.
$S000-Post ST., near Buchanan: modern fats
of 3 and rooms each; rents S57 so per month.
S5000-Post St. near Baker; lot 25xl37 g: 2
flats OF rooms and bath each also house;
rents $40 per month.
S750O-Steiner ST., near Sutter; lot 25x11O; 2
bay-windOw flats OF 5 and rooms and bath each
rents $50 per month.
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RICHMOND.

S750O-Steiner ST., near Sutter: lot 25K11O; 2
ay-windOw fats OF and rooms and bath EACH
rents $50 per month.
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UASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS THE SAME AS
u RENT, PAY FOX HOME
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which contains list of properties for sale IN ali
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
GT000 FINE 2-SToRY BAY WINDOW
" wv. residence on California ST.. near De-
Nlsadero; contains rooms and bath; brick foun-
cations. etc; mortgage OF $500 eau remain if
$4,000 REDUCED FROM $4,000; MUST BE
ID tUOO. sold; neat cottage OF rooms ana
bath: bay windows. brick foundations etc; nm
from Frederick aud Haight; 25x90.
$4,000 3 COTTAGES OF Rooms e EACH 6dI
UtOOO, on Jasper place near Fllbert ana Du-
pont SITS; rents s22 so per month; 4O16o.
$4,000 T VIA 81 eos to HsyPs on prove
ments consist of flats renting for $7S;
dows' 0r OK foundations. stone walks elo'' S'Iee'
accepted; 33;9xS2:6
G1On0 NICE BAY-wINDow COTTAGE OF
ID1OOO. 5 rooms and bath; brick fonnaa IONS
stone walks, etc; Lyon near BUSH - 'oA"''9'
m0OOO ONCE BAY-wINDOw FLATS. OF
u 0UUU. ana s rooms aud bath each; bay
washington St. near Baker; 25xl02; choice loea-
ton; rents $50 per month.
on ~OO vALENCIA-ST. PROPERTY: 2
Sl0. 900. fats Of rooms and bath each, 2
stores and 4 rooms each. and , rear houses of
rooms esoh: rents SIlO per mouth; 40x1I7:6, to
alley,
n0ooO : COTTAGES OF ROOMS EACH;
SZUUO. south san Francisco: rents 81 per
road.
n.r-O0 4FLATs OLA ROOMS AND BATH
CNOOUU. each; 25th ST.; rents S51 per month;
5OIl1A
$4,000 a1S ST. Y5sg af 6tn ON 45 YsS
Particulars ct once.
C.OOOO POINT LoBos AVE; HOTEL OF
u JUUO. 26 rooms, ETC.; lot 25xlO0; good
rents.
ocBoO FINE 2.sroRY BAY.wINDow
SDOOUU. residence OF 10 rooms and bath; sun
ny line OF path St; brick foundations, etc. lot
35:4421s7:6
GOT O0O RENTS sl67 PER MONTH;
D. .OUU. Mission ST business property;
running through TO Minna; Z5Kl6O; bsy-windows
brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.
$4,000 POINT LoBos AVE: HOTEL OF
rents.
G9160 POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD: NO
tDO1OO. reasonable offer refused; ShotweIl
st; front part OF lot vacant; Two frontages;
32:2x1226; Al feet wide in rear.
Gd0S0 BEAUTIFUL NEW EAsTLAKE
tD4ZOU- cottage of rooms and hath; brick
on line of electric road.
GeOOO WARM BELT OF THE MISSION;
TOUUU. must be sold; mortgage Of 5000 at
per cent can remain; 30xI26; = nearly nsw sub
each: brick foundations, etc; Fair Oaks ST.
-o1ROo 18TH ST.. NEAR MARKET; 2
tDfOOO. fats OF and rooms and bath each
bay-Windows, etc, rents S36; 25x1l5
SZO.UUU. den Gate ave; II rooms; Iaun-
dry, ETC.; electrical appliances; Hannah baths
sunny line OF street: TOKYO.
GOE00 CHESTNUT, NEAR POWELL, I'M.
SC-OOO' proyements and lot II 6xl37;6.
GS00l RENTS 500 PER MONTH: UN-
s0OUOO. der lease; near entrance TO the fair
grounds; tmprOYem ents and lot 25xl00.
GIE00 RENTS Sl4 PER MONTH; ON LINE
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GoE n0O KEARNY-sT. BUSINESS COR
snOO. UUO. ner; pays per cent: 46:Sx6S 81
MADISON a. BURkE
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QT000 FINE 2 STORY BAY WINDOW
" wv. residence on California st.. near De
Nlsadero; contains rooms and bath; brick foun-
cations, etc; mortgage OF $500 eau remain if
desired: 81 :6xl37: 10
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DOST-ST. CORNER: STORE AND FLAT AND
i separate houses; paws good income: price
SIS, 400; lot 81 :6x9O with L. MADISON a BURKE
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$4,000 REDUCED FROM $4,000; MUST BE
" LOOO. sold; neat cottage OF 5 rooms ana
bath; bay windows. brick foundations. etc. I'M
lShed in hard wood Alpine St, a short distance
from Frederick aud Haight; 25x90.
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S7O00-Baker St, near Pine; lot 25xl06 81; rent
SAT so per month; modern 2-story house of
rooms and bath; mortgage $500 can ROMAN.
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Q6eO0 COTTAGES OF 3 ROOMS EACH
O'OOO. on Jasper place. near Fllbert ana Du-
pont sts.; rents S22 so per month 4Ox6O.
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-Q1S00 18TH ST.. NEAR MARKET; 2
ID fOOO. fats OF and rooms and bath each;
bay-Windows, etc, rents S36; 25xll5.
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RICHMOND OFFICE.

Corner of Point LObos and Sixth avenues.
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QHOOO WARM BELT OF THE MISSION;
u OO'O. must be sold; mortgage of $1,000 at
per cent can remain; 3Oxl26; nearly new sub
stantiai bay-windOw fats of rooms and bath
each: brick foundations, etc Fair Oaks ST.
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OK O0O HAYES NEAR BUCHANAN;
u C.NUU. lot 2bxl20 to rear street; front
and rear houses. MADISON l. BURKE,
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T ooK AT THIS PRICE, sS5 900.
NOW LOOK AT THIS PRICE, WHICH 1T HAS
BEEN REDUCED TO, So, $50.
WHAT is THE REASON

SIMPLY THAT MRS. BRIGGS HAS MORE
THAN SHE CAN ATTEND To AND is
OBLIGED TO SACRIFICE THIS
THIS PLACE.
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G7S0O MODERN RESIDENCE ON THE
I'd cOO. sunny side of Pine ST.. rooms and
bath; finished basement; lot 81 :6xlS7:6.
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S55O0-Twenty- fifth ST., near Church; double
house of fats of rooms and bath each: rented
at reduced rates at $50 per month; always rented
lot 50x1l4: mortgage OF $23OO can remain:
splendid investment.
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Clio OO0 NICE INVESTMENT ON oCTA-
ID " WV via ST.; close 10 HAYES; improve
ments consist of fats renting for $IS; oay-Wlh-
dows, br OK foundations stone walks, etc.; street
accepted; 33 :9xS2 IS.
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DON'T LOSE YOUR RENT
BUY AHoME WITH It'll
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GdOOO NICE BAY-WINDoW CoITA,GEt or
So4OUU. 5 rooms and bath; brick foundations
stone walks. etc; Lyon near Bush; 2''o1"o:s'
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O. OSD0 CHOICE SUTTER-sTs BUSINESS
qDOOOO. corner; grocery store and barroom
and fiat above; income $50 per month.
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AL HORIGFR.
L. A. SUUC d Co,
LOUIS A soUC.

HoRIGFR. IouIs A sore
L. A. SUUC IL CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
465 AND 467 VALENCIA ST.. NEAR 18TH.
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C. 0900 ZOE, NEAR BRYANT-RENTS SAB;
u OOOO. lot 20xSO MADISON q BURKE.
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TWO SPLENDID RESIDENCES ON BROD.
erick St, near McAllster. almost completed,
Will be so Id at Moderate prices these houses are
finely finished in the most approved modern style
with every possible convenience; imposing ap-
pearanco. fine view.
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GQOOO 2-SToRY RESIDENCE. ROOMS
SOOOV. and hath. on McAllister St, near
Fillmore; lot 25xl27 IS.
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ROOOO mice BAY-WINDOW FLATS OF
u OUOO. ana rooms aud bath eaeh' s Day:
WASHINGTON st. near Baker: 25xl02; choice loea-
ton. rents &55 DeT month.
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GOS00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE; HAIGHT
u COOO. ST.. near Lyon: 27xl37 IS; rooms
and bath MADISON q BURKE.
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GCO0A FLATS. NICELY LOCATED, IN
,DALUU. the Mission on a corner; fats have
4 rooms each; rent for $l2 per month each, max
ing a total OF S24.
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0dOSO BEAUTIFUL NEW EASTLAKE
SD1ZOO. cottage OF rooms and hath: bricS
foundations. stone walks, etc.: 25xl0O; 18th ST.,
on line of electric road.
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S3l 800 GaIoE ts Corner 1t
feet front; store doing good business; elegantly
fitted fat above
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For particulars apply to LOUIS LANDER,
owner and builder, rooms Is and 16 sec ond floor
Mills building. fe26 II SuWeFr
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UNIMPROyED PROPERTY.

0OeOO RENTS S2S: HERON ST., NEAR
- EOOO. sLh: lot 2Ox69. MADISON q BURKE.
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G9SO0 HARRISON. NEAR THIRD = 2
tDOOOO. fats; rents $50; lot 25x90. MADI-
SON A. RURKE
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S3200-Two-story and basement house. half
block from Valencia and Fifteenth sts.; cement
Sidewalk: rents 1913 per month: $1,000 mortgage
at per cent can remain; bargain.
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@ O000 COTTAGE AND LOT; ALvARADo
u ZOOU' St, near Noe; lot 25KlI4. MADISON
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O. QTSn MODERN NEW FLATS on
VOb w. Geary ST.; rooms ana bath each;
total income sos month.
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IA EST BERKELEY, PoSEN STATION; LOT
4Oxl25; cheap Apply owner 10 Hyde ST.,
San Francisco.
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GOOOO ELEGANT MODERN BAY-wIN-
u OOOO. dow fats, nicely located in the West
ern Addition. commanding grand marine view;
Z rooms and bath each; all the modern improve
ments and latest sanitary plumbing; lot xix
l37 70; income $40 per annum guaranteed,
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GCe 00O CHOICE CORNER PROPERTY;
pZO.VOO. large elegant residences of IA
rooms each, under lease at $500 per annum; lot
b5xl37 IS; on a NE. corner in one of the best resi-
dence sections of the city.
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mr. ~NO VALENCIA-Sr PROPERTY: 2
DO. OUU. fats OF rooms and bath each,
stores and 4 rooms each. and 2 rear houses OF .
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FRUITvALK REAL ESTATE.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

QSOO HOUSE; ROOMS; LOTS. 25xlOs
10 OOO. each: ,ity water: fenced; near electric
line. W. II. YOUNG. Fruitvale station. mrIO 81
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VALUABLE GREYHouNDs FOR SALE.

EUGENE GEARY will sell at his saloon / l 20
Howard ST. on SATURDAY evening Marcn IL his
welI-knowu greyhOunds: Electric, Nancy Till
Maid Of the West. Bonnie Lass and Rockland
Maid. All without reserve.
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QJO EOA CHOICE NE. CORNER RESI-
u 1O. OOO. dence Oh California ST.; consists
or double parlors, dining-room, kitchen, buffers
pantry. stOrerOom. chambers and bath; lot 55x
95 offer might be entertained.
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NO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT RESIDENCE
~ rooms; bath: finished basement: will take
vacant lot in part payment. MADISON & BURKE.
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EIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
u e42-6zk Mission IT. CHAS, L. TAYLOR 1elS Il
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( eORN Err GROCERY AND BAR; OLD ESTAB-
llshment; good location; a bargain: cash trace
Inquire SW. cor. Polk and Broadway MIRA I4t<
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GO1EO POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD; NO
SDO1OO. reasonable offer refused; ShotweIl
St; front part OF lot vacant Two fronGages;
32:2x122:6; Al feet wide in rear.
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DARTIES THINKING OF OPENING SA-
l. looms or stores near the fair grounds will find
TO their advantage to call and my outfits. new
and second hand, of bars bsckbars. mirrors,
shelViDgs, counters, showcases scales safes limo
leums etc.; largest stock and only store in the
city of this kind
j. NOONAN. l0I7 to 1923 Mission ST., above
sixth.
OPEN EVENINGS au2Otr
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G0e 000 GILT EDGE INVESTMENT
tDOO.OOO. Golden Gate ave-: positively the
most substantial built houses on the avenue; bull
unsparingly of expense. as the builders sole am
DitIon was To make them substantial ana rentable,
lot 7SxI 81 :6 this will bear a thorough examina
ton, as ii Will prove to be better than repre-
sent it.
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O. 9O60 CLEMENT ST. NEAR 9Th AVE: 5
ID u OO. rooms and bath: lot 25xl0U; ele-
gantly finished: mantels; terms to suit pur-
chaser. MADISON d. BURKE.
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A ELL-PAYING MEAT MARKET CHEAP:
" good location; good reasons for selling Ap
ply Gail Branch Once mr3 l5t&
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - THE
n WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing
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$1,000 - Price reduced from $40. 900: mod
ern Eastlake residence on Baker st. l block from
Park entrance; only years old; finished base
M eut and attic
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-08-02
KING IN PRISON.

OMcinl News OF the Capture nnd
Impr isonment OF the King Of
Coren.
Washington, July IS. The king Of
Corea is a Japanese prisoner. This is
the Important statement contained in a
telegram, dated yesterday. which Score
tary Herbert has received from Capt.
Day, Of the United States ship Balti.
more, now at Chemulpo, Corea Capt
Day, besides stating that the king Of
Corea is a captive in the hands of the
Japanese, reported that he had dispatched
a force of marines from his ship to Seoul,
the capital, to protect the United States
legation.
The first overt of war occurred on
Tuesday last. The Japanese fired on and
sunk the steamship Kow- Shurg, belong
ing to High Mathieson & Co., London,
which had been chartered by the Chinese
government to convey troops to Corea.
Full details of this engagement are not
obtainable, as the facts are carefully
withheld until there is no longer the
slightest chance of averting bloody war
between China and Japan. But, accord
ing to advices received, Japanese
cruiser sighted the Kow-Shung and ran
within easy range of her. She then sig
nailed the transport to put back. The
transport continued steaming ahead until
the cruiser fred shot acrass her bows.
No attention being paid to this, says the
story, the Japanese cruiser opened fire
upon the transport in earnest, put .
number of shots into her, and the trans
port eventually sunk, with all hands. The
number of people drowned is not known
but it is believed there mist have heer
a thousand Chinese soldiers on board.
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HE DOESN'T REMEMBER 1T
Senator Camden Claims Not to Have
Bought Sugar.

Senator Camden Claims Not to Have
Bought Sugar.
Washington, Aug. LIN the sugar in
rcstigation to-day Senator Camden said
it he had ever 81 wen such an order as that
referred to by the former witnesses and
OF which photograph was shown, he
had no recollection of the fact The COM
mittee eAtects to make it's final report
within very short time, possibly to-
morrow. Senator Gray, chairman of the
committee said to-day that the commit
tee had examined all the witnesses who
could be found and that it appeared that
there was nothing now left for them but
to report the results of their investigation
to the senate. lie said the committee
had been very anxious tt. secure he at
tendance of S. G. Bsttol shaw, the man
who is alleged to have taken Senator
Ca:rcen's order, but that he was in
Canada and could not be prevailed upon
by rtrsU3siOn to come before the commit
tee and there is no power to compel his
Attendance, he being cut of the iurisdic-
titn of the United States. It is under
stood that there will be two reports, Sen
at'r Davis and Lodge uniting in one and
Senators Gray, Lindsay and Allen in
the other, besides which Senator Allen
will also file additional views of his own,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-08-02
LIKE A FURNACE.
A Terrible Wave of Heat Sweeps
Over the West.

"A 'IerT1Dle wave Oh Heat sweeps
Over the West.
Chicago, July 27.-Prof. w. L. Moore,
in charge Of the United States weather
bureau in this city, last night furnished
the Associated Press with the following
special report on the extraordinary hot
weather now prevailing in the central
portion of the country:
can abnOrnally low barometric condi-
ton, attended by extreme heat ard brisk
south winds, covers the middle Missis-
sippi and lower Missouri valleys. An
area throughout which the temperature
this afternoon CThursday) exceeded 100
degrees embraces the states Of South
Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, south
half Of Minnesota, Western Wisconsin
and northern part of Illinois Throughout
the entire Mississippi valley, Ohio val
ley, Texas and Indian territory the TEN
perature considerably exceeds co.
At points in Iowa, Minnesota and
South Dakota the thermometer went as
high as ITO degrees. Crops have suffered
terribly.
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More Gold Going.

Washington, July 2S.-Ta-day's out
going steamers from New York will car.
ry $5,3OO,00O in gold which yesterday
and to-day was dr:vn from the New
York subtreasury fur export. This leaves
the gold reserve at the close of business
to day $55,223,526, or ever $6,OOO,OO0
less than the lowest Point reached prior
10 the February bend issue. The cash
balance to-day was $124, 5SO,439. Tile
treasury officials exhibit no uneasiness
whatever ever tie r. pid melting away OF
the reserve. The fact that the availahla
cash balance remains practically unim.
paired, and the expectation that tariff
bill will soon pass both houses of congress
and become a law, are sources IF COM
fort at this time to the treasury folks
With the passage of tariff bill the of.
tficials confidently expect a prompt revival
Of trade. "
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-08-02
TWO H...EMEN INJURED.
In a Blaze at Sioux City Which De-
stroycd Property Valued mt $4,000

strOycu property valued IT $4O,OOO
Sioux City, Iowa, July PA fire
which originated in the lew Lerch block,
en- the corner of Fifth and Douglas
streets, in this city. destroyed property
to the extent of $4,000; insurance, $23,-
Co., The postofHce, which is located in
the same building, was saved by the fire
men after Il three hours fight against the
flames. Two fremcn, Max Hilgers and
Emil Sagerson, were blown across Fifth
street by an explosion in the lndert akirg
establishment Of Gus Swanson, but es-
capped serious injury. Ed Harris, spec
tator, was knocked irsensible by Il live
electric wire, which fell during the fire.
The cause of the fire is unknown, but it
is evident that the flames originated in
the basement # Swa1 son s. The losses
and insurance were as follows: William
Lerch loss, $25,OOO; insurance, $4,000.
G. Swanson, loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Globe meat market, loss, $4,000:
insurance, $1,000. G. A. R. hall and
Turner hall on second floor, loss, $4,000;
Insurance, $500.
The block was comparatively new and
In the heart Of the city. The Royal Ar
eanum, American Protective association,
G. A. r. and Scottish Clan occupied G.
A. r. hall, on the second floor of the
building, and the loss of the lodge prop
erty was total.
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JAPS WIN A. VICTORY.
Another Naval Engagement with
The Chinease.

The Chinease.
Ticn Tsin, Aug Ia naval b;tttle WAS
fought yesterday between the Chinese
and japanese fleets. The Japanese. sunk
the Chinese battleship Chen Yuen. and
two large cruisers, supposed to be the
vessels built for China by the Armstrong;.
were either captured or destroyed The
Chen Yuen was battleship of { 400 tons
displacement, carrying II IL inches of
compound armor at the water line Her
battery included four II inch guns, pro-
tected by an armored breastworks and
two smaller Krupps. She was also fur
nished with eleven Hotchkiss CAM on and
tubes for Whitehead torpedoes. In ad-
dition the Chen Yuen had s Ia inch and
6 inch Krupps in her main battery, and a
secondary battery of Hotchkiss revolving
cannon. She was built for China at the
Stettin works, and was a sister ship of
the Ting Yuen, and was the most power
full warship in the Chinese navy with the
exception of the Ting Yuen. The battle
was holly contested, but the Japanese
appear to have handled their guns, ships
and torpedoes with more skill than the
Chinese. The Chinese fleet engaged car
ried nearly thousand men, and large
Lumber Of them are reported to have
been killed or drowned. Dispatches say
that few # any of he Chinese engaged
in the battle escaped. Two German Off
GERS in command Of the Chen Yuen are
II ported to have met death with the crew
of that vessel.