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4 AMBASSADOR Bayard 10 Laya Church
Cornerstone In London.

LONDON, Sept. li-Alr. Thomas +.
Bayard, United States Ambassador, ha.
accepted the invitation to lay the cor
ner-stone OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Gainshorough Memorial Sir John
CHARLES Robinson. Crown Surveyor of
Pictures, is expected, and many Ameri-
cans will attend.
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Excise Cases Transferred.

Judge o'Brien. In the Supreme Court, to-day
granted orders transferring from the Court oe
Special Sessions 10 General Sessions the casos
OF excise violation against James Berrgan, OF
399 Greenwich street; Peter Donahue, Of e3l
Water street; Patrick Linsky, OF 40s Greenwich
street. and James Cuddihy. OF IS Beach street.
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Mcbride To Meet Patterson.

Danny Mcbride and Frank Patterson, OF Brook
Ign. were matched this afternoon by Jim Ken
nedy for a s!x-rcunl bout at "a pounds at the
boxing show to he given nv the Enpire Athletic
Club on Oct, 20. This bout will he the pre-
liminary contest TO the Mckccver- Valentine bout.
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sergeants, Too, Must Patrol.

Commissioner Parker to-day issued order
directing sergeants to make regular patrol tours
when no; duty at the desk or recent years
serseants have done little OF this work. The
new order requires them to patrol roundsmen
do. so as to keep both roundsmen and patrol.
men In the traces.
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want ~ sell ,Lnt horse before
tn. weather gets "oid: Sry 81 ia
The World HaIt-Million Guarantee
Page.
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GgayR, !. Ca11cy. oI the We side Ath,c,l.
Club, says Ne has slu0 which hc Is Willing 10 bel
"a his chances Of defeating Pete GooibOly In A
nmils ed round bout AZ l0j pSuGla
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English clothes" sa!a Mr Croker re-
plying 20 another question. We'll. I've
tried several EruI-s IN tah-rE and do
not think any Of them can III as well
a. Amer can 's.loTs DO. Prices are not
30 high snd 'he cloth ls always gooN.
but / think Enpllstnrn IKE TO w.s,
the.r clothes 4 lt'.e loose on their
5Odies. don't. Stll the Engl sIrnar
Or perhaps had better cay the English
gentleman. IL a very wel!-GrcSsei man.
Il can't uuderstaEd why ttsy ate
usually described In America ~ wear
Ing loud checks ana obtrus.vc ncckt.es.
! suppose 4 must be some of tAc
AIRY tourists who Ei.o that Impression
] have rO' seen any Of thoSc suits on
race-cDurse or anywhere else c2cop,
perhaps IN the back Of cheap book
maker or we.cnor."
"i!ave you met the Primer" the re-
porter asked.
Yes. had the honor Of being pre-
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Mr.. CROKER'S
LONG TALK.
Bis Entire Thought, He Says,
Is on His Horses and
His Family,
Tn nr Inl0nn0N cARIcTMlc
TO Be IN LONDON CHRISTMAS.
Will Not Take an Active Part in
the Fall Campaign in
This City.
SAY CLEVELAND COULD WIN.
Named After COlleges-TRlked
With the Prince.

(cep .risht 1906. by the Pres, Publishing Company.
New York World)
Special Cable Despatch to Ths Wor;i)
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That reminds me that my son has
just been entered for Yale. and | hope
he WI! some day become a brilliant
lewyer. He is a hard worker and the
best Of bows.
Yes, Mrs. Croker remains IN Eng
land, for some time at any rate. She
likes the country and has made sorne
delightful acquuintanccs. She enjoys
Ter club. which is en old-fashioncd
gentleV uuLr's club. she tells me. ana
not intended for the New Woman Our
younger chlldoon are progressing very
well at their schools here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-09
DESTINY OF THE SOUL,
Father 0'Shea Points Out the
Means to Obtain Eternal
Life.
The Opening of the Mission at Sacred
Heart Church Largely At.
tended.

The Redemptorist Fathers opened mis-
sion at Sacred Heart Church on Fell street
Yesterday morning to a large congrega-
ton with solemn high mass. The mis-
sion will continue two weeks.
Rev. Father Lindner preached the open
ing sermon, which was a review of the adj
vantages arising from the mission, and the
conditions required to obtain its blessings.
The mission for the next ten days will be
for women alone. After that the men will
have their mission. The daily order of ex-
ercises will be as follows:
First mass and sermon at A. M; second
mass and sermon at 8 O'Clock for children only;
third mass and sermon at 9 O'Clock.
Every afternoon the children will have
instructions at $50 o'clock. Every even
ing at 7:30 o'clock there will be rosary,
sermon and benediction. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock there will be a
special lecture for married women and on
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock there
will be a special sermon for unmarried
women.
The sermon last evening on Salvation"
was preached by Rev. Father William
O'Shea. The text was: MARK thou thou
art careful and art t:oubled about many
things, but one thing is necessary" St.
Luke, Al.
Father q Sha showed that there was one
thing necessary Tor all men-tne SalYatlOn
of their immortal souls, which God made
to his own image and likeness, redeemed
by the blood of his son and sanctihed by
his holy spirit. He described the origin,
dignity, value and final destiny of the
soul
Each of u.s." ne said, "has one soul and
one alone; one chance to save that soul
and one alone; one life to lead and one
alone; one death to suffer and one alone !;
one judgment to undergo and one eternity
to inhabit an eternity of glory in heaven
or of estrangement from God -
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO De-
cember g. 1885, p. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those OF date last season:
Eureka 20 SO last 10 IL Red Bluff 5.32 last
season 64S; San Francisco 2.S7, last season g. IL ;
Fresno Al las season 305: San Luis Obispo 8. 80,
last $50; Los Angeles LOB last season 8. OF
San Diego 1.31, last season .67: Yuma .32, last
season l. S5.
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
SO, Red Bluff CO. San Francisco 60. Fresno 49, In
dependence 30, San Luis Obispo ~, Los Angeles
~, San Diego "a, Yuma II.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature so,
minimum As. mean 3d.
The pressure is highest this evening over South
ern Idaho and Utah and lowest along the North
ern Washington coast, where the pressure is fall
ing quite rapidly. The skies cloudy along the
Pacific Coast from Eureka northward, and rain is
falling along Puget Sound. moderate storm is
Island, but the pressure changes would Indicate
that its movement will be so far northward as TO
prevent rain falling in any but the extreme north
ern counties of California
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending at midnight December 9, 1895:
Northern California - Fair, except increasing
cloudiness in the north portion and probably light
rain in the extreme north portion; stationary tenn
perature: fresh generally southerly winds in the
north portion.
Southern California-Fair stationary tempera-
Nevada-Fair; stationary temperature; becom-
ing slightly warmer in the extreme northwest por-
ton Monday afternoon.
Utah-Falr; stationary temperature.
Arizona-Fair stationary temperature.
san Francisco and vicinty-Fair, but with in
creasng cloudiness stationary temperature; light
winds shifting to easterly -
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COAST DIVISION VThird FOWnSenU SUI
6:45A San Jose and Way Stations (New
Almaden Wednesdays only),...... 1:45P
s:I5A San Jose. Tres Pinos. Santa Cruz.
Pacific Grove, Paso Robes San
Luis Obispo, Guadalupe and Prn-
cipal Way Stations .............. 7:0SP
IO;4OA San Jose and Way Stations. ........ SCOOP
II:45A Pao Alto and Way Stations ...... 3:3OP
~2:3OP San jose Gilroy, Tres Pinos Santa
Grove .................... -IO:4OA
s3:3OP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 9:17A
t4:3op San Jose and Way Stations ......... +s:06A
5:3OP San Jose and Way Stations. ........ *S:iSA
6:sOp San Jose and Way Stations. ........ 6:3JA
tII:AJp San Jose and Way Stations. ....... t7:z5P
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Prom SAN FRANCISC0-FoOt Of Market Street (Slp 81
s716 900 HOGAN. tl:lo 900 1850
400 $500 .s:coP.M.
From 0AKLAND-Foot Of Broadway goo 500
1OooAM. 1890 ti:oo $500 $500 t4No
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Grant property at the northeast corner OF
Bush and Sansome streets will be offered
at auction. The lot measures l37:6x
l37 IS feet, and the building is four-story
brick and iron structure. The sale is sub
iect to the lease of Murphy, Grant q Co.,
expiring December 81, 1896.
Thirty pieces of probate property will be
sold at auction tomorrow by Shainwald,
Buckbee & Co., at their salesrooms. Most
of the catalogue is made up from the
estate of James McGinn. No recent auc-
ton has offered such a selection as the
catalogue of this sale contains.
The Britain ranch of 1150 acres, located
last Saturday by McAfee Brothers to J. c.
Johnson of this City, for $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
There were seven builders contracts filed
last week representing pledged outlay OF
$34, 565.
The Mccarthy Company report the sale
of block D in the Fruitvale Terminal
Tract to Emile A. Bruguiere for the Sather
estate The official map of this tract was
filed last Saturday in the Recorders office
of Alameda County.
Baldwin & Hammond have inaugurate ted
a christmas sale" of lots in the Castro
street addition. Until December % the
public is 10 be given an opportunity to
purchase any lot in this new addition upon
unusual terms. Monthly pay ments of SIS
will secure lot, and no interest is 20 be
charged on the deferred payments.
H. Z. Poehlman of this City has secured
the agency of valuable piece of Stockton
subdivision property upon favorable terms.
1t is his purpose to sell it on very small
monthly installments, with no interest on
deferred payments.
Proposals for furnishing materials and
building the Union depot at the foot of
Market street will be opened by the Har-
Dor Commissioners at o'clock P. NJ.
The sum of SIS, 900 is to be expended in
stores and fats at the northeast corner of
Eddy and Hyde streets.
The signatures of majority of the prop
erty- on Folsom street have been
secured in favor of paving that thorough
fare with bituminous rock from the bay to
Nineteenth street. 1t is estimated that
5000 would pay the expense of the i'm
provement.
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for Morning for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. Saturdays only.
Sundays only.
II Monday. Thursday and Saturday nights only
TTneadavs n''l Saturdays So - -
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ADDRESSED YOUNG MEN.
DR.. Morgan on Evidences of the Divinity
OF Christ.

DR.. Morgan on Evidences of the Divinity
of Christ.
DR.. P. B. Morgan addressed meeting at
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall yesterday on the subject,
What Think You of Chrlst?''
He said: "There are three ways in
which we can dispose of this question.
One way is to treat it with entire indiffer-
ence. Another way in which to treat the
question is to believe in Christ only. They
say, no doubt, in, the Jewish way, he said
many very good things, but he is dead,
and that is all there is of it. Yet thou
sands OF these people claim to be Chris
tians, yet do not believe in Christ Another
way is to believe in Christ as the only be-
gotten son of God.
"The majority of wise men admit he was
good man. We as Christian people ad-
NIT one authority-the revealed word of
God"
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MRS. DOUGHERTY'S DEATH.
The Neighbors Said it Was Due to Ill
Treatment.

The neighborhood of Mrs. Katherine
Dougherty's residence at 81 Ripley place is
much exercised over Mrs. Dougherty's
death. which occurred Saturday night.
DR.. Andrews signed the death certificate,
giving valvular disease of the heart as the
cause.
The neghbors tell numerous stories of
the i'll treatment accorded Mrs. Doueherty
far as to charge foul play in note to the
Chief of Police. The Coroner's deputies
investigated the affair and found nothing
suspicious and DR.. Barrett's autopsy
showed that valvular disease of the heart
was present. He removed the stomach
and will have it analysed. however, to be
certain that nothing else caused her death.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM A,a.
- Broadway wharf, San Francisco. as 4skdAK
follows
For Mary Island, Loring. wrangel. Juneau. Kill
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. NJ, Dec. 1, To-
81, Jan. Is. 30
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. CO., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma. Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom (BelIingham Bay, Wash.). A. NJ.
Dec. /, 6, IL, 49, q, 26, 81, and every fifth
day thereafter. connecting at Vancouver with
the c. 2. r. r., at Tacoma with n. z. r. r.,
at Seattle with G. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with
Alaska steamers.
For Eureka Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay str. Pomona, p M, Dec. 1, 5, 9, Ii,
IT, 81. %, 20, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford (san Luis obispo), Gaviota santa
Barbara Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San
Pedro Los Angeles) ana Newport, at AM, Dec.
8, z, II. Is, 49, %, 81, 81, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
(San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo (I.os Angeles) and Newport IL
A. n, Dec. l. 5. 9, Is. II, 81, 70, 90, and every
fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz, Altsta and Guaymas (Mexico) Str. William
cite Valley 10 A. N. 25th Of each month.
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS q CO., Gen1 Agents
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.


s T Balou, S L Obispo A R Baxter, Boston
Douglass, \ Y T G. Proctor & W, B G
Mrs W S Gore, Victoria A Gordon. Glasgow
H Evans, Seattle + Gilbert, San Jose
+ Chresteauer Seattle c Harrison 81 W, Sacto
d Davenport, Cal T Bixby, Cal
w V Stafford, Stockton CWAckermandw,F Fresno
j n Pearl, San Jose ] Johnson, Niles
I Green, Niles DR. Demsey,
John, Wash ID G r II James & W. Omaha
Wines Fort Bragg II a Weller & S, Fl Bragg
L Weller d w, Ft Bragg II III Weindeck, Rd Bluff
r II Miller, Sacto Townsend Sacto
Z Johnson, Va Bare, Chico
| A NJ Robb, Port Costa w j McCulum Stockton
| NJ Tueden, Niles J B Keaggy, Pittsburg
/ w Foster, Pittsburg D Wilson klamath Fall
| A Towle, Towle i w Holland, Tulare
| w Bruce, Chicago w B Ambrose, Lockfeld
| w w Moreland. Healdsb t Lewis, Fresno
| a w Etter. Redding Miss Logan, Fresno
/ E Richardson, Marysville r A Booth Grant Pass
! II A Campbell, Chicago Hanell, MERGED
| NJ Harr, Stockton Mrs Browning. San Jose
! Il h Shares, jacksonville = Bateman IL w, Sacto
LICK HOUSE.
| G T Seaton, Barhllan C Sedemau Paso Robes
j l. Farrell, San Jose L Mcdonald French 9Th
| III Philip, San Jose a A Bowen, Portland
] Enright, San Jose A Grant, Petaluma
j 3 MathisOn, Berkeley O Osmont, San Jose
Mrs E Miles, Victoria A Carey q w, Chicago
& p Dung, n PC Emery, Chicago
f Staudart, Plumas OF Hobson, y
A A Drummer, Chico ] 4 Burk q W, Alameda
G II Fancher MERGED l. ii Brown d (, Eureka
G Lucan, MaZatlan l. Moore College Park
Mrs A c Snyder, S Cruz, NJ O'Neiil San Louis
] d Culp, San Felipe T Almon w, Sacto
Mrs w Halton, Monterey G ichols Woodland
Miss Halton, Monterey Miss Nichols, Woodland
Miss Snyder, Santa Cruz
BALDWIN HOTEL.
+ II Bangs, San Jose e Kremke, Hanford
| J Mighawucee, Hanford Coppagar, Philadelph
Z w Crettein, Oakland G NJ PaJcher, San Jose
G Wales, Newark J Weller Smetoe
II Ruben Eureka w l. Bradford, Salinas
A Blair, Pasadena Evan & w, S N
| u Mayhew d W. Colo X w Shannon, Kan
T. RYAN, u S A r Lowe d. w, San Jose
| Il e Game t& w. Seattle Mrs III j Mckee, Seattle
G Neergaard d w, n d Tarleton, A rz
! NJ Babalo, Mexico X j Alden, Vallejo
| w Clark, Stockton Miss Clark, Stockton
g Lanery, Boston Hopper IL w, Sta Rosa
Miss Lee, Sta Rosa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
| G Spinning, Sonoma Jackson & w. Antioch
j Glynn, st Paul Il Riffnes, Portland
! G Pastre & W, Oakland John Brown, Oakland
G Simpson, Oakland w Wallace, Oakland
r Ulmed. Sacto r Adams, n Y
A Bushnell, Hoquam ] Sloan d w. Tacoma
| II Diller. Seattle Crater, Bound Brook
III Slaght, Bound Brook III McCurdy. Syracuse
9 NJ Barnes. Portland I ] Clark, Salt Lake
| Misses S d A Clark SaltLk
| PALACE HOTEL
J Halpin, New York B Il Game e. VT, Seattle
Mrs + Mckee, Seattle G il Ripley, Burngame
B Fowler. Eureka c H Moaahan, EureSa
+ Dyer, st Louis 7 III 0lmsted, Globe
j Wolf, New York JIG Walker&w Rochester
A Itlll d wi, Rochester BE Bechowsky ,SnCabrel
a ID Bryant, st Louis w Stewart Chicago
l. Zobei, Los Angeles Penn
| j Ransom, Chicago
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ConsiRnaas.

Per Point Loma-Grays Harbor Commercial Co:
H Levy CO; western Meat Co; Kowalsky & Co:
A Schilng d Co; Fredericksburg Brewery; M M
Levy; National Brewery: WesthoR & Co; Freich
heimer d Son.
Per Pomona-Arctc Oil Works. A Kenny; o
G Miller; Baker & Hamilton; Berlin & Lepori; G
Bach; E Whitney 4 Co; Dairymen's Union: Car
roll It Carroll; Dodge, Sweeney & Co: e l. Allen:
Eveeth g q Nash ash; Haight John English
Ward: Heller, Bachman d Co; Humboldt Mineral
Water Co; j Brown; Langley Michaels; Nc
Kay & CO.. Standard Oil Co: Smonds Saw Co: W
H Loheide & Co: Wells Fargo q Co; Paladini;
Schlessnser d Co; American Union Fish Co; Pac
Coast Fish Co; V Ingolia: Camilloni ~ Co: III III
Hogan: Milani & CO; Gusmanl & Co; Pioneer
Fish Co: Brigham, Hoppe & Co; Getz Bros & Co: s
Trapani; Cox Seed and Plant Co; Hills Bros: Hen
derson Woolen-mIlls: B Smith & Co; Winter &
Agard; Klngan Il Co: Norton, Teller 81 Co: G "
Thompson: Russ, Sanders d Co: Ross & Hewlett;
WItzel & Baker; w C Price & Co: Standard Oil Coz
r Allison d Co; Marshall, Teggart g. Co; w
Mitchell; McDonough IL Runyon.
Fer Coos Bay-Kron Tanning Co: Cal Paint Co;
McDonough & Runyon; Wheaton, Breon & Co: E
Moore; Garcia & Maggini; Chas Harley & Co; II
Braunschweger & Co; Jonas Erlanger; III Dutard !;
Western Sugar Ref Co; standard OIL Co: Globe
Glove Co: Wolf Il Son.
Fer \ avarro-Erlanger & Galinger; Jonas Erlan-
ger & Co; Field u stone.
Per Santa Crucial Transfer Co; II Dutard.
Per Noyo-A Paladini American Union Fish Co;
Union Lumber Co: Kimball; Indiana Bicycle
Co; Otis Dodge; Goldstein q Co: H II Ware.
FER san Juan--J lVancOVlcn & Co; Il IL 1t steele
q Co. ) H Cain & Co; L G Sresovich & Co: Sperry
Flour CO.. Seby Smelling and Lead Co; Lyman
Bros ISs Garcia d Maggini; Wells, Fargo & Co; M K
Z Eidridge: Schwartz Bros Urruela & Urosta; F
Ruther d Co; Meyerlnk; Castle Bros Cabrera,
Roma & Co; w Loaiza & Co: Thaunhauser & Co;
Nevada Bank: AngIo-C California Bank.
Per Walla Walla-Wells, Fargo 81 Co; Unitarian
Headquarters: Triest & Co.. Bissinger & Co.. Ames
d Dallam; American Tobacco Co; Allen d Lewis;
Armsby d CO.. Main & Winchester: II Dutard
Brown Bros q Co: Selby Smelling and Lead Co: T
J Golden; W Richardson: G Whitney & Co: P
Berwin; Moore, Ferguson d Co; Amer Press ssh
J Lest d Co; Cutting Packing Co; London and
san francisco Bank: Oregon Imp Co; Anspacher
Bros; Tillmann & Bendel: Cal Saw Works: Pac
coast Syrup Co; New York Belt and Packing Co:
M waiter o. CO.. LiIienthai d Co; G Hall q Co;
smith q Blanchard: Adams Bros; Newhall Sons
Price Fiavoring Extract Co: Hyams. Pauson d Co;
fredericksburg Brewery: Revere Rubber Co; Jud-
son Mig Co; w I Garratt; Trubenpach & Co; A
Haight; Chapman & Co.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eleventh Page.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIO SYSTEM.)
Trains leave and arc due tn arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.

LEAVE FROM NOVEMBER 90, 1895. ARRIVE
6:sOA Haywarlg Niles and Way Stations. IO:l5A
1:00A Atlantic Express, Ogden and East. s:4of
'f mentc, and Reading via Davis. 7:Iop
toga and SAINTS Rosa. 6:I5r
S:aOA Miles, San Jose, Stockton. lone.
Sacramento, Marysville, Red Bluff
sS:3OA Peters and Milton ............... .7:I5P
9:OOA San Leandro, Haywards Way Sins Hasa
9:OOA Los Angeles Express, RAYMOND
and Los Angeles. ......... 4.45r
9:OOA Martinez and Stockton. ............. 1O:45A
IO:OOA San Leapdro Haywards and Niles I:45P
IS:OOM San Leandro Haywards & Way Sins 2:4Ee
Hoop Niles San Jose and Liyermore. 49,. SABA
sl:OOP Sacramento River Steamers. ........ +9:OOP
t1:30P Port Costa and Way Stations. t1:45P
3:OOP San Leandro Haywards& Way Sins 5:A5P
4:0OP San Leandro. Haywards Way Sins 6'i5P
4'OOr Martinez San Ramon Vallejo;
Santa Rosa. ..................... s.IaA
4'eeP Benicia, Esparto. Woodland.
oroSille and Sacramento 800. Ie.45A
Stockton ................ .. 7,I5r
SCOOP San Leandro, Haywards & Way Sins s:45P
3:30P New Orleans Express. Fresno, Bakers
field Santa Barbara Los Angeles
Deming, Ell Paso, New Orleans aud
East. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10sAoA
for Moiave and East. I0:45A
6:0Op European MAIL Ogden and East.... 0:40A
6;OOP Haywards Niles and San jose -. 7:45A
t7:OOp Vallejo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f7:45P
7:00r Oregon Express, Sacramento. Mays
vile. Iteddug Portland. Puget
Sound and East .................. 1o:41A
7:OOp San Leandro Haywards& Way Stns IO:5OP
SCOOP San Leandro Haywards&W Way Stns ttt2;OoA
T10:O5P Sunset Limited" FRESNO. Los
and East. neutrality-suspicious.. sIs.4sr
tfI1:I5y San Leandro. Haywards Way Sins 7:I5A
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Marrow Gang

S:I0A Newark, Centerville, San J ose, FELTON,,
Boulder Greek, Santa Cruza and Way
s2:I5p Newark, Centerville. San Jose. New
Almaden, FELTON,, Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
stations.
4:I5p Newark San Jose and Los Gatos....
tlI:45P Hunters Excursion. San Jose and
Way Stations Observation-Disclosures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

He'd Oak Mining COMPANY. Location Of prin-
cipti place OF business Cars City, Nevada. 10
cati"n OF works Sierra County California
hotiee-There are delinquent upon the 70 low
tn- d,s rib d ct .ck on accouu. of asses,mer t
No. AZ. ieviei on the 5ih day of April, 1895, the
several amorn opposito the names the re.
spec i've shareholders as To- ,ows:
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MISCELLANE OUS.

Eastern officials are planning to form
an agreement based on a division of ali
through business at present rates
In the suit of the Westinghouse Com
pany against the Boyden for infringe
ment on q brake patent, decision was
given at, Washington in favor of the
Westinghouse people.
Father Noonan of Wilmington, ILL.,,
claims to have been wronged by Arch
gishop Feehan and a fellow priest and
has brought three suits for damages.
In an interview Pope Leo expressed
his approval of the appointment IF
Father Malone as regent of New York
University.
Ex-President Harrison is better and
may be able to leave his room this
week.
Antitrust Distilling company has
determined to erect anothe" mammoth
concern. 1t may be located at Terre
Haute
Gov. Mckinley has started on a trip
to the south which may have political
significance.
Citizens of Spring Valley, H., IN mass
meeting, demanded the resignation of
the mayor, attorney, treasurer and al
dermen.
Six members of the Teutonic's crew
were given medals for bravery in rescu-
ing nine men from foundered vessel
in midocean.