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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-25
T.sAvEs.ERs, GUIDE.
Vih NORFOLK. ALBEMARLE AND ATTAIN
TIC lAlLKuA. Co
SiiAS ". Burr

THE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLH AND ATTAIN
liC lAlLRuAs Co
v. "a" N StG5, Receivers.
LIME FABLE No. IN EFFECT SUNDAY,
hfhlL Il, 1893, AT O'CLOCK A. M
lave sorroLK
S;Soa m nMis except Sunday. Mixed.
"'-' III. pM'y; aipIs only 4 hempsyille
,o.,. ,l'haY'n aud .ctua
Zap 5op M P 2,iily.:. Local Express.
o2or ~. haily. L0c, + prpss
O:sOp NJ baiiE c1rcrt SUNDAY Ioo,, ~
.ogp m. sunday only. Local Express.
e'' r. ILL., ps' except sunday. Through Elk
AVE- ymorNrA rrAou.
vs. III, PaiIy except sunday. SOS only
~ ''oi"t, LTnnlt'ui ana kemps-
si5a H. naiIy except Sunday Local E1-
, I,. S,andai only. Local Express.
no = m DAILY except SUNDAY Mixei
t''V NJ il"iI. Through Express
havtn ANT X .tr Sttll. - ~"
Ni9 III. sunday ont. Local Express.
10 m. Dai Y exc.pt .u.o.. Local Ex
ircss
Trains storonh ,isaal at iniermcdat.
sAn ION l"I.'i eos. iIis, pit fip.t.,,.-ar4
Through Express Trains make tho trim IN
to', vEd,ae MINUTES Local Express Irasn1
A Chnir Car attached to an Passenger trains,
seats - cents each.
u. n. Mol.LAND,
"enc'"' superintendent.
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT April.
lsr, lsq5.
Leave NorioIk Leave occeu View.
n'l' IT, M C:lh q. M
80 " W. ll5O q, NJ
1902. IN. S1lDp m
'I.JOp. M GI5 n m
SUNDAY TRAINS
1910 a m. coop. M.
~ - III GOO l.. M.
saturday. only.
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WESTWARD.

fDaIy except SUNDAY
40. J. Cincinnati ami St Louis Limited daily
with Parior car Old Point 10 clifton Forge and
"iiui'h Seep"ls G5rdonsyilc TO Cincinnati and
o. o. i-oms, Meals served dining car OF
No. ., =. +. v, daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 Hinton and Pullman Sleeping Car Gordonsville
10 cincinnati and Louisville. Meals served on
Dining oars Connects vt iCovington. Va. for Nir-
gina Tot Springs No. makes local stops east of
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and $50 y. m.
Tor luther information apply TO
Il. T. BROOKE, Peasenger Agent,
c, Il .. Ticket Office, Cranky street.
Under Atlantic Hotel,
JOHN u. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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W1i0hi:>AI.u QUOTATIONS.

NoRFoiK Va, April 81, 1895
Produce.
,iouLTRYm Chickens, old, 30a3jc; spring
Chickens 20a3Or. FNH
Edds-Wholesale, lie per doz.
GEEswAx-Z6c per pound
HAUck-1riSh potatoes-Eating potatoes,
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Exchange of CiyiIi,ies.

First Good Fellow-Have n cigare
Second Good fellow-Th Thanks. Try ono
of mine.
Each Uo himself a few moments lator)-
This miserable weed is even worse than the
pne gave him.-New York Weekly.
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u oANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT On
commencing TUESDAY June 25th, 1898. the
every Monday and huisday at s q. m; for Rsisss.
more, and ave Baltimore, Per No. az LIght 49,
E Eh%rt, eaeTy fsse;Gay and Saturday Al y 81
a'..,...s VIAL RASpAs.rs
AsiepAVA'S ,sGssss 81
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NEW IonK, April "a. - kale. Nor
folk, 3Oo@G0c; baltimore, 50@G0c.
Spinacb, Norfolk, j0c. az 1925
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hGICh0nIS' Z Miners TRANSPORTATION CO

DIRECT ROUTE.
For BOSTON. PROVIDENCEAND SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at p M. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at p. M.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
FIRST class, including meals and saloon
so o i oeith D 90
Seeoud clA.s, Including. meals and BERTH. 90
FOR SAVANNAH
Livery SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIpAYat
LaIT-first class including meals and
u.'t
s"S-Second class, including meals and
- ,'''''''''''' '.'''''..'-'....-........... 8 90
peishaOle Freight sent Wis Providence for
NH'ueH ny early train TO Eost0n, and mt tho sams
rae ~ ny direct steamers TO Boston,
ierIshdble FrelHhtS not rcceivet later than $40
y. III. on SAILING dHys OF Boston ships; & 80 ssilihv
DAYS OF Providence ships.
FOR further Information apply to
Il. II. WEIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. v.
"A; ~. STLBBiNS. Asst Tariff Mgr
W; /. luENER General Pass. Agent
- WHITNEY. Traffic Manager
Henerai Offices Baltimore, Md.
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AND RICHMOND.
lvLS1InuLE LIllITEp.

Leave Norfolk 400 p III. urri,s
l.ichmond 200 l. m. connecting ior
Washington, Baltimore, Phiadei-
lhia and New ofk. Returning,
leave iachmond 700 q H. arrive
Norfolk . - n. Stops only at
suffolk WWcry ami I,tcisbury
Stcoudcla>s titkcts MOI accepted
for passsge ON these tr3ins.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
gao M srritG go Richmoud Hos
ana. Ic'uunns, leave Richmond
oiop IA: arrive at Norfolk $40 y M.
for iGtthcr Information Hs TO tickets rates, bag
fnte, CHEEKS, etc, call on or address h. W ,OGtl-
Nh District Passenger Agent {. II. DOSLEY,
Iithet Agent, 60 Main slrCot corner OF Grauby, or
g l. Finch, Agent, depot Noriols and Western
railroad. W, l.. BENILL
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. l0anol;c Va.
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AEEIvE IN NORroLk

NAIL AND kNrRliSS daily Except Sundayl at
- y. M, and ENnrcss daily Except SUNDAY NJ IL
folk for The North. las and West Passenger and
irceht sat4o' i.ot of East Mann street Norfolk
and Western depot
EAS N CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
u FHh1GllT LIN AND OH DOMINION LINE,
hV"'Ih Az points North aud East via Norfolk aud
NoIioik and southern Railroad to Eastern North
freight received daily and forwarded promo,Iy
at lnW rates. 80
a. " further information apply TO the General
ohec OF tile y. " :. Il. Il. Co, Norfolk Va
II. G. lIUDGINS
NJ. X. El&G,
General Manager
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LIrniIIII NInrIInI-
New Work 'Krucls Market.

Market steady; Prime, lc strictly primo,
&c; fancy. c; common. latl Z; Sp,nish. soc
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~: :. w NoYfsIkaWsstem R.Q,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK rAILY
S''o ".lm. hr shiCnGO ,.Npress-For
Fctcrabstrs. &c a. u IN 4. n IL
nm" Washington. also tor
ssfhchhur.. to;tuOh a..
tndi"rd. afiUctirih, Pa-
cnhnntns. GAcisoy:i. co
lumbUs aud Cl,ICn:.o.
Sicrltcr 'toauohc "a ~
ltIinbu" without change,
Niho tor e'uIusi1i. EstIStoi
NhOvviIir. tiiatt:.nuoct IL
ptiu intermediate Points
'u'lunitn - !rcpcr.
tn thttI:;uOugH.
iUJo r. 10. -Ior Petersburg, i,Rdtord, Pulaski.
Grisiv HlIo for B.uotvid, and lo-
'ahop' s. Also for Rocky Mount
ard nil stations on MiustUn-~uIctn
h,v.S.ou. Has Pullman slccper
Norfolk I" lilHnGFe. Connects at
Entuukc ut 7.lu u ~ with Wash
iurtuu AMI tha't7u,o.n, limited
for ~ points South AMI Wet Pull.
man sleeper, ituanoke TO Memrllig
ard New Orleans. Din ng car at
ARRiN L -Nor.ols daily, $50 m, iI;25 a IN
$40 pm.
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American Express Co.
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES

are safer than cash. Eefundc if lost. Paid
"nyw here ia the world without personal
identification.
rMiNcIrAL OFFICE OF CO.. G5 BROAD.
WAY. n. y.
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NhEINu ENrRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
=; III. uniy ,"Nccnt sunday for Eiizadcth civ
iuonton nnd wHy-sintious Connects ut Elisntt,ih
NY WIN the Sleawcr Ncns" and Ncwbern Mon
ua' Tue ,dny, Thursday aud aturiav Tor New
bern. E",uoGc leland aud Morehcal civ. kinstnr
ANA 30 d-tcrre vi, y. & y. c K. r. aud for
JackSomyile, Wilmington. n. c.. and ali statiops
on the w. y. 4 y r. Il.
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NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD con-
pENsED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1894.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM.
" rANN,
SCHEDULED rIrrcr ,1Ancn |, ,sn,

MAIL AND ENrIESS LEAVES NORFOLK
IN, Edon,on. Nlackcy's Ferry, Roper. P.nie 10,
Beu"Hcn' "'c Connects at Efeutum with n & =
H. H. steamer n fellows; Daily (clcopt SUNDAY
DAY aud SATURDAY for all landings ON Chowan
iNer, ON MONDAY and FRIDAY tor Scupuctnonr
river, anh WEDNESDAYS Tor Salmon Cr'rL Von
meets at he ihlvcn with steamer Virginia Darc for
Maheiey'ilc. south Creek, Aurora, Washinrtou
and in ornIrilin lAuhIn-s -..' '"h'''
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

WASlilNGTON aud NORFOLK viii leave dsiiy "a
follows wa 'eA's uAuy ",
NORTH BOUND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-25

Dinner was over, and Mr.. Snapshot had
seated himself cozily before tho fire to
peruse the evening paper. After few
anxious chances ut Him his vito remarked:
II hope you haven't forgotten that We
nre going to the new play tonight, Jo-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

of the bank named, who was designated as
Corriveau's executor in the will of 1888, but
who declined to act, was seen at his resi-
dence, 1915 Clay street, yesterday after
noon. Mr.. White said:
"The disappearance of Corriveau's for
tune is one of the strangest and most mys-
FERROUS cases l ever heard of. did not
decline to act as executor because l appre-
hended any trouble in finding the prop
erty, but because have not the time to
devote to such business and did not want
to be bothered with it.
s'There is no doubt that Corriveau died
possessed of considerable property unless
he gave it away outright before his death.
l knew him over twenty years ago, and
frequently met and chatted with him at
the bank. Nearly score OF years ago he
bought some property on Geary street.
He borrowed part of the purchase money
from us, and always paid the interest
promptly. About three years ago he sold
this property and paid the bank. He also
deposited $4,000, which represented por-
ton of the rise in the value of the property
sold. After that Corriveau drew out his
deposit in various sums from time to time.
One time, about year ago, he drew 1000
on one check. l haven't the remotest idea
of what he did with it. His account at
the bank was finally closed on the 23d or
oath of last July | saw and spoke to him
very seldom after that" -
Public Administrator Freese and his as
sistant E. F. Cluin, are hard at work try
ing to find the missing fortune.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
LIKE CASTLES In THE AIR.
LOUIS CORRIVEAU'S ESTATE STILL
REMAINS IN DOUBT AND
MYSTERY.
EXAsPERATING ABSENCE OF Rec
ORDS AND ASSESSMENTS
FOR TAXES.

The estate of the late Louis Corriyeau
the rather eccentric old barber who died
recently and was supposed to have left
property valued at from $40 600 to $50, 600
still remains unseen, unknown and unap-
proachable. If it consisted of real estate
it must be outside of San Francisco, for
the assessment rolls for 1894 show no prop
erty in Corriveau's name except the bal
ance of $246 due on $500 mortgage against
Eugene d. McSweeney, the security for
which is designated as being a lot 6Sx10O
feet on the corner of Polk and Chestnut
streets.
If it is true, as has been stated, that Cor
riveau owned lot on Mission street val
ued at $4,000 there is no record of such own
ership in the assessments for 1894. Neither
is there any deed on record to show that
that or any other property had been con-
veyed by Corriveau to some one else. 1t
is evident that the reported mortgages and
deeds either have not been executed at all
or have been purposely pigeon holed for
reasons known only to the deceased and
those directly interested in such proceed
ings.
Out of Corriveau's entire estate nothing
has as yet come in evidence except the
$1,000 collected by III. w. Westphal on notes
left with him for collection and the bal
ance of $246 on the McSweeney mortgage,
which may have been paid to Corriveau,
although there is no record of release.
And yet, Notwithstanding the fact that so
little OF the property can be found, it is
known that Corriveau was comparatively
wealthy short time before his death. His
dealings with the San Francisco Savings
Union show this. Lowell White, cashier
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
CLIFTON'S COACHING PLAN.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN
MATED BEHIND THOROUGH
BREEDS.
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE BUR
LINGAME CLUB WAITING FOR
THE START.

There will be started within the next few
days swell coach service between this
city and San Mateo. The conditions to be
established are just as complete as those
that have governed so long the coaching
lines from the avenue de rOpera in Paris
and the Belmont coaches from New York
to Newport.
Talbot Clifton's imported English coach
is now in The Burlingame Club coach
house, and on the center panels are being
painted the words "San Francisco and San
Mateo," and the coach itself promises, in
appearance at least, all the fun and
swagger enjoyment that ought to mark the
establishment of a twenty-miie coach
service.
AS a whip Mr.. Cliftons reputation is
known, and it is more than likely that
when his coach leaves the Palace Hotel for
San Mateo there will be appreciative by
ISLANDERS without limit
The plan is purely social, and the serv-
ice Will be, in technical points, the most
correct ever seen in this locality. Nat
urally the Burlingame Club is the object
i've point OF Mr.. Clifton's enterprise. Mem
bers OF the club will use the coach, but so
far as is known there will be no actual linn
ltatlon. 1t is an instance of perfect Eng
hsh coaching service being established be-
tween San Francisco and San Mateo, and
in equipment and appointment there will
be no need for San Francisco to fear COM
parison with either New York or Paris.
The coach is built by one of the best
English manufacturers, and is pronounced
a beauty by those competent to Judge.
There will of necessity be number of
teams to be used, and not all of them are
yet selected. In the twenty-mile drive
there viii be three changes made, and if
the arrangements decided upon are carried
out the rapid and correct swing of the old
time fast stage, that was persistently but
politely held up by Claude Duval, viii be
reproduced upon the roads of California.
These roads, all drivers hope, will soon be
greatly improved.
At the Burlingame Club yesterday the
new coach, with every appointment perfect,
was generally admired.
Just as soon as the panels of the new
coach are marked and the needed teams
have been selected private coaching party
will go over the route. This will be on
invitation by Mr.. Clifton, who will tool the
coach the entire distance, and the destina-
ton will be the Burlingame Club.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE CONCERT.
About Sixty Dollars Realized for San
Francisco's Poor.

Francisco's Poor.
The Methodist church, on Powell street,
below Clay, was filled with large audi
ence Friday evening, the occasion being a
grand concert under the auspices of the
help department of the Epworth League.
Some of the best musical talent in the
city assisted at the entertainment, while
several recitationists added not little to
the pleasure of the evening. The artistic
work of Miss Mamie Dunn was particu-
larly noteworthy, the audience showing
their appreciation in the most approved
fashion.
One of the most pleasing features of the
evening was the introduction Of the phono-
graph, something entirely new in church
sociables. All the latest popular songs
and speeches were introduced to the par
ticular delight of the children, though the
older heads received something of a shock
when the instrument closed up that part of
the programme with the announcement:
Ladies and gentlemen-Coffee, cake and
cream will now be served in the adjoining
room"
About $50 was realized, which will be
distributed among the poor of the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
OASTLEMAN FOR THE AGNES.

He Will Not Ride in the Olympic Relay
Team.
The rumor published exclusively in yes
terday's CALL that Casey Castleman, the
Los Angeles flyer, would ride in the relay
team of the Acme Club Wheelmen
of Oakland was positively confirmed
yesterday. Although the Olympic Club
Wheelmen announced he would ride
for them he has decided to cast his
lot with the riders across the bay. This
weakens the Olympic team considerably
but makes the Acme team the strongest
thus far known.
Captain Kitchen rode down to San Jose
last night, where Castleman is training,
and will bring him up to Oakland to-day,
where he will train him over the course he
is to ride the last relay.
Edwards will finish for the Garden Citys,
Foster for the Olympics. Albrecht for the
Bay Citys, Ziegler for the San Jose Road
Club, Harbottle for the Reliance, Castle
man for the Acmes and Harvey for the
Callfornlas. Such an array of talent has
never before been brought together, and if
the clubs are anywhere near each other
when the ninth relay ends the finest race
OF the year will be witnessed in the tenth
relay
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SHE WANTED MONEY.
A Letter Carrier Resents Charge of
His Wife.


His Wife.
Mrs. julius Bleamel of 3033 Geary street
has lodged complaint against her hus-
band, charging failure to provide. Bleamel
is letter-carrier and is well known in the
section of the city in which he resides.
Bleamel's story does not place his wife
in an enviable light. He states that she
made the charge because he refused to
give her money when she wanted it.
she has lett home three times" said
he, because | would not give her money
to squander. | have given instructions to
my grocers to let her have all that is neces.
sary to keep house, but all she wants is
money. Her father, Charles Seaman, who
lives at the corner of Baker and Jefferson
streets, has frequently reproved her for
her conduct in leaving me, but she paws no
attention to him. The charge made
against me by my wife is prompted merely
by malice and has no foundation in fact. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
THIS WEEKS PROBLEM

For economical shoppers---A big SPECIAL
SALE OF EXQUISITE NEW LACES: First
Display and sale of the NEW JETTED MIL
LINERY TRIMMINGS, BONNETS. HATS,
ETC.; Continuation of the LACE CURTAIN
SALE; Fifty SPECIAL PRICES IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
Is it worth your while to read the few
prices given herewith Will it pay, think
you to buy jet bonnet of us for half the
price asked by any fashionable mlliner?
Come and look any way
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yards, is AS seconds, credited to H. NJ. John
son, Cleveland, Ohio July 81, 1886, and
Henry Bethune, Oakland, Cal, February %,
1888. 1t is claimed that Harry Hutehes, pro-
fessional, has a record of 915 seconds, but this
is not authenticated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

QUEEN VIcToRIA-L. f., Undine, San Joaquin
County, Cal Queen Victoria is allowed an
nually the following amounts in pounds ster-
ling: For her privy purse, 100000; salaries of
her household, f131, $50; for expense of her
household, f172 500; for royal bounty, f13, 200;
Incorporated, fS04o. Total, 93S5,00o, or
50, OBS 600.
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answer the questions asked, for the reason that
the statistics are not made up in the form sug-
nary, 1895. shows: On hand, standard silver
dollars, 1888, 1853 ,951; silver bullion, 1854,
1877 90; outstanding silver certificates, 1896
924, 504, less certificates in the treasury, 3d.
$40 ,720; standard silver dollars of 1890, $780,
BIOS; silver bullion of 1890 cost, $124,
450,023 Is; fractional silver coin, $14,4S3.-
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600 tons OF goods from indiarubberJevery wear.
Statistics obtainable about this material are
very neager and SO old as not of any value as
showing the amount used at this time.
UTAH-'A Subscriber" City. No, Utah has
not yet been admitted as State of the Union.
An act has been passed enabling her TO be adj
m1tted upon complying with certain formaIi-
ties. At present one OF these is being complied
with, and that is the framing of a constitution
that when complete will be submitted TO the
people Tor ratification.
CABIN AND OFFICE BoY-F. W. N, Oakland.
II boy wishes to obtain a situation as cabin.
boy on one of the Australian steamers, or az
ofiice-boy in the Office of the Southern Pacific,
he should tender his services to the officers OF
either company, and they will inform him il
there is chance for him.
A FoRTY-NINER-H ]. s., City. The only price
quoted for $40 pieces of 1S49 is that which
dealers demand for such coins. The price
asked for pieces issued from the mint at New
Orleans and that at Philadelphia is $13 so for
a coin in fair condition and $15 for one in
first-class condition.
IT RAINED-s. W., Berkeley, Cal. Rain fer
in San Francisco on the nights of the 22d, 23d
and Oath of November, 1898, as appears from
the admirably kept records of the Weather
Bureau.
| Nor HERE-F. NJ. H., Sacramento, Cal. To the
question, "Do they manufacture comb honey
/ as well as the comb in California;" commercial
men who are in q position to know say "no."
| THE SHOOTING OF KEY-F. L., City. Daniel
E. Siekles shot and killed Phillip Barton Key,
United States District Attorney for the District
OF Columb ia on the 9th of February, 1859.
sTAMBouL-H. W. P, City. The celebrated
stallion Stamboul, by Sultan, is not dead. IL
was his son of the same name that died some
| time ago.
POET LAUREATE-R. B.. Plano City, Tulare
County, Cal. Since Alfred Tennyson died In
! October, 1892, there has not been any poet
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

The SHOOTING OF KEY-F. L., City. Daniel
E. Sickles shot and killed Phillip Barton Key,
United States District Attorney for the District
of COlum bia. on the 9th of February 1859.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

STAMBoUL-H. w. P, City. The celebrated
stallion Stamboul, by Sultan, is not dead. II
was his son of the same name that died some
time ago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

sMELT AND SALMON. D. T., City. In and
around San Francisco smelt commence to run
in the latter part of March or the early part of
April. Salmon trout run to the bay in early
spring and in early fall.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

600 tons OF goods from indiarubberJ everv wear.
Statistics obtainable about this material are
very meager, and so old as not of any value as
showing the amount used at this time
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

DELINQUENT TAX SALEs-S. and several others.
City Assembly bill 9, which has recently be-
come a law, applies only to the sale of real
property upon which taxes have not been paid.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

Nor HERE. NJ. H., Sacramento, Cal. To the
question, "Do they manufacture comb honey
as well as the comb in California;" commercial
men who are in position to know say "no."
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POET LAUREATE-R. B.. Plano City, Tulare
County, Cal. Since Alfred Tennyson died In
October, 1892, there has not been any poet
laureate.
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THE STANFORD EsTATE-D V. D., Los Gatos,
Santa Clara County, Cal. The reason that the
Government is making a demand against the
Leland Stanford estate is that the estate is
in the process of being wound up and the
Government wants to secure whatever rights it
NAV have,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

IT RA1NED-S. W.. Berkeley, Cal. Rain feIT
in San Francisco on the nights of the 22d, 23d
and oath of November, 1898, as appears from
the admirably kept records of the Weather
Bureau
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the trap was set, walk into it and sustain in
juries, the owner of the barn would not be long
without call upon him to settle for damages
or stand suit at law.