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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

| GRAND HOTEL.
| G w Langan. Livermore f. Lynch Cal
| Q Ellsworth, Cal ninkespie Birds Ldg
III Winham, Salinas w III Heathcote, Cal
II Kingsburg, Sacto D Callahan, Martinez
| HI V Meade, Cal j ] Brown, santa Ynez
Adams Mont Prindeville. Liverpool
W Wren, jacksonville Mrs Holly, Vallejo
| Miss Holly, Vallejo r Duncan Atlanta
R Polastin, Cal F A Kimbal National City
Miss Brice, Cal Hopper & i'm, sta Rosa
Walters u w. Watsnvl L Stowe, Chicago
! Mrs r f Brown Wdnd j d Stephens Woodland
Miss X stephens, Wdlnd Miss Stephens, Wdlnd
II II Park, Muskegon L Seawell, Santa Rosa
X Whlte d W, Quincy g Humphreys. n
II Woodwork, Stocktn Mrs Woodwork, Stocktn
Morden d w, Nebr NJ Menasses, Stockton
Terry, Cal w Bailey, Mass
] G luck, Gilroy NJ ] Curtis, Sacto
DR. A Z Osborne q VT, w I. Prtchard Sacto
Eldridge C Peterson d. W, Or
T l Knock, Willows E II Winship & W, Napa
Il Rosenthal, Stockton
PALACE HOTEL.
P Adair, Chicago H w Tillare, NY
Miss Allen, Ariz Q B Stanton, Bakersfield
d Stoddart, n Y II Maftzer, Riverside
Mrs McKinnie. Cleveland E French, Cleveland
J. L Barley, Denver Blinn d. w, L A
F t Rawn New Mrs F II Meyers Oaklnd
Mrs Simpkins d 5 Rosenbaum, Stocktn
Mrs W Rowland Los Miss Rowland, Los Angl
Straehle, Switzerland C Hirsch Austria
A Johnson & W, Riv- w Metcalfe & W, Pa
erside Miss E NJ Metcalfe, Pa
Miss Chalfant, Pa H Bennett, Mich
+ de Wolf, N f A Downing, Boston
w Gould, Sta Barbara K Choate, Denver
DR. w O'Connor Colo Mrs Boyce, Cleveland
III Rafferty,, New Londn n Rucker, San Jose
LICK HOUSE.
s III Wood Suisun III Eickloff, San Rafael
I'll Goodyear, Benicia Z Hargrave, Napa
Rev w Leacock & W, Cal j Holland Napa
Miss LeacOck, Cal E w Allen, San Jose
Miss NJ Leacock Cal III $ Black, San Jose
+ III Hatch, Agnews Miss c Smith, Salinas
j Houghton. Chico f A Winsell IL W, Cal
K NJ Clark, Carson A G Kollstide,
a Clark, Forest Hill E C Hamilton, n y
A Edman, Cal f Emery Laurel
Mrs + Berringer, Cal \ Z Johnson & W, Cal
Mrs Myton, Pa b p Lewis, Sacramento
Cotton, Mt Hamiltn Sanganetti Vallecito
G d Darnin, Fulton l. Hudner, HOLSTER
V Hardner. Lindsay Il G DiShrow & w, n
6 Snyder, Ind Todhunter San Carlos
o Rogers, Kern Co d d Oliver, Cal
Miss Foster. Shasta u kemm, Iona Prieta
+ Tracy, Sacramento
BALDWIN HOTEL.
Minahan, Vallejo T Crowley, San Rafael
Lycham, Mailman, Mayfeld
Adams Olema p Elderkin & w, Los Ang
Ruth Cooper, The Dalles Belle SNYDER Oakland
w Clark, and d, Sixth NJ Lawrence, Lake Tahoe
n Wilson, Lake Tahoe + w Hall, Sacramento
X Van der Veer & w,N Y FL Geist Chicago
I ID Cobb, Stockton ] Lamb. San Jose
Blair, Pasadena q w Stewart, Boston
Z Cate, Chicago r Clifford. Auburn
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
d II Fitzgerald, San Jose Lille Brown. Sononaa
L Mason, san Rafael j Harris, New Orleans
r Simurd & w, Boston i Watkins, Sacramento
Ellsworth, Brooklyn ] Johnson, Vicksburg
j Lauga, Vallejo Mccormick, OHIO
Donovan, Angel Id b Petrey, Dennison
E Mayorgany, Truckee NJ Ross Crockett
r Hail. ST James Parish t O'Connen, San Ramon
Belle Brown, Samola Rafier. Oakland
Williams. n f Buckler, Santa Rosa
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ing new brine made for the purpose. Olives
look more attractive when bottled in new
brine, but in the original brine they far
exceed the others in richness and strength.
Persons that find them too strong may soak
them for an hour or so in clear water.
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SAN FRANCISCO Call"

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until ~ o'clock every
night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-530 Montgomery street
corner Clay: open until 8 80 o'clock.
339 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock.
717 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
25lS Mission street, open until o'clock.
ll6 Ninth street. omen until 80 O'Clock.
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SITUATIONS wAnrED-oontinued.

A MEXICAN MAN AND WIFE WANT STU
IN alton on fruit ranch; capable OF amusement
e e9 years OF practical experience Address b., oox
OF, Call Branch Office.
q GOD HOUSE PAINTER WITH TOOLS
G., 3O21 Pine ST.
T. ENERAI. BLACKSMITH WANTS SITUA-
- ton Address S.. box 40, Call Office.
FIREMAN WANTS SITUATION. ADDRESS
4 Fireman. box IS, Call Office
RY EXPERIENCED STEADY Al COOK
- restaurant oyster-house: city or country.
GEORGE ESNEW, 1912 Howard st.
w NTE d WORK BY BLACKSMITH
w helper; has experience at shoeng and wagon.
work Address Blacksmith, s. NJ. A, box I'll, Call
Office
Young FRESHMAN WISHES SITUATION
with private family. city or Oakland to care Tor
Call office.
WANTED BY AN ELDERLY NAN, TO
v. take care of gentleman's place: is good gar
oeher; care of horses and cows II necessary; city
or country. Address S. W., 123 Twenty sixth st.
STEADY MAN WANTS POSITION TO WORK
n ~ around place: care for horses garden. milk
COWS; handy with TOOLS reference. Address E.
H., box 1913, Call Office
RY YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN ON PRIVATE
- PLACE. good reference. Address P. P, box 81,
Call Office
STRONG AUSTRIAN BOY, AGE II, WISHES
- 10 learn a trade; blacksmith or plumber. Please
call or address r. CUCAGNA SO Broadway
EXPERIEN CED FURNITURE-MAN IN UP
-; - holstering repairing ana finishing, wants work
Gail.
SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
~ man TO make himself useful; city or country:
wages no object Address S. W., box 40 Call Office.
WANTED-WORK BY YOUNG GERMAN
W man in kitchen: make beds or other work.
Address H. VIELITZ, $50 Sacramento, room 81.
BOY, Is YEARS OF AGE, OF FAIR EDUCA-
- ton, wishes position in grocery store where he
can learn the business. Address +. g., sos Green.
YOUNG MAN OF 20, HAVING l YEARS EX-
L perlence as blacksmith helper. desires situation
where he can finish trade. Address E., box 49, this
office.
DRIVER, FULLY COMPETENT, WANTS
~ position; have reference. Address R., box 40,
Call Office
DAINTER, GRAINER AND PAPER-HANGER
l. wants job; day or contract; first-class work
man. NORTON, 16 Maria ST.. on Chesley, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
MAN AND WIFE, IN COUNTRY OR CITY;
!A experienced farmer; position as foreman pre-
ferred. Address E. box 125, Call Office.
STEADY MAN WANTS WORK; WILL WORK
~ for board and room; chores about house. gen.
orally useful, handy anything; references. Ad-
dress 5. NJ box %, Call Office.
YOU'VE FRESHMAN, RECENTLY FROM IRE
l. land, wishes situation with private family. Adj
dress l., box 80, Call.
STEADY YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN WISHES
~ place to learn the horseshoeing trade. Ad-
dress W. C. box SO, Call Office.
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Many persons must have noted that
olives at some hotels are much richer in
taste than at the domestic table. The
secret of it is that such hotels buy olives in
the small or large keg in the original brine,
while the ordinary housekeeper buys olives
put up neatly in quart or pint jars contain
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-100 Gasght, 7l34; 8 v Water
100 $1,000 Az Bonds, STA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5O Hutchinson Co. 1885; % Market
st Railway, 49,
Street-50 Market-st Railway, 1914; 10 V
Water, 100.
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A LII LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT THE
n only reliable specialist in San Francisco in
slant relief: $500 paid for any 1 cannot cure;
BOARD; skillful attention during confinement; spe-
cla attention TO diseases of the eye; advice free.
confidential. MRS. DIR. SCOTT. l1O1h Tnrlc 81 -
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hrs. GOODWIN, SPECIALITY DISEASES orr
~ women; ladies near or far assured quick relief
OF disease; Irregularities restored daily; safe cure
guaranteed; no Instruments home IN contine-
ment: best SKILL low fees: pills 81. 1870 Marker.
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LII IRREGULARITIES RESTORED IN A
n few hours; no instruments; French remedies
guaranteed at any time; consult free. MRS DR.
WYETH, sanitarium 916 Post ST. bet. Hyde and
Larkn 1890
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Prices for Comstock shares were rather better
yesterday, though the Improvement was insignifi-
cant. Business quiet all day.
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COOK, LOS ANGELES. $50: OAKLAND, S25:
- Alameda, $50; Modesto, $50; Valley Springs
Camp, $35: Santa Rosa, 1925; mattresses, San
Stockton st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

w ANTED BY ELDERLY MAN-SITUATION
w to work around house and make himself gen.
orally useful; city country; willing to work for
ST a month: in need of a home: references if re-
quired. Call address d. ]. K, lie Ivy ave..
near Polk
COACHMAN, THOR OUGHLY EXPERT
" enced in care of horses; good, careful driver;
good gardener; can milk, handy with tools: good
city references. Address A. s., box 1872 Call Office
CoACHMAN (ENGLISH) WHO THOROUGH
" ly understands his busness understands gar
dening and COWS; willing and oblging: first-class
references. Address TED, 1725 Everett St., Ala
media, Cal.
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COLORED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
" assist in housework and baby, or take care of
baby: wages $40 to SIP. Address E. E., box lat,
CaI =
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT-SPE-
IL cial attention given to these diseases j. A Nc
DONALD, MD, 1886 Market st. Hours to
and to P. NJ
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DAUDET'S APHRO TABLETS-THE GREAT
~ modern remedy for the cure OF neurasthenia.
impotency and all disorders OF the sexual organs;
81 box, 6 boxes So; send for circular J. II.
WIDBER, cor Market and Third, sole agent.
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0AUDETS APHRO TABLETS-THE GREAT
~ modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia,
lmpctency, and all disorders of the sexual organs
81 box; boxes SIS; send for circular J. n
WIDBER, cor. Market and Third sole agent
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A NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE INSTRTT-
n ments or worthless pills used: every woman
her own physician for all female troubles no mat
ter from what cause; restores always in one day:
if you want to be treated sure call ON mems
physician; knowledge be sent and used at home:
all cases guaranteed. DIR. POPPER zig Kearr,-
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w ANTED-CHA MBERMAID, SAN RAFAEL.
w wages $50: Swedish housegirl, 1875; 2 German
housegrls, $50; housegirl for Alameda, $50. Call
early at 1872 Geary st.
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TRAINED SCOTCH NURSE DESIRES A FEW
l. more engagements in medical, surgical or mas
sage treatment: lady or gentleman. Address or
call lOA HAYES ST. -
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~ ERMAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD, SIS;
~ restaurant cook, German style, $50: cook and
girl, SIS; laundress, $780, 20 Homework girls city
and country, SIS, $40 and $25. MISS CULLEN,
ct
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MRS. Dk. WEGENER, PRIVATE HOME
w for all female Diseases separate homes for Ia
dies before and during confinement; have enlarged
and arranged my home to suit rich and poor; ir-
Irregularities cured in day guaranteed: no instru-
ments: regular physicians of long and successful
practice travellers attended no delay: all business
strictly confidential; babies adopted All EDDY ar
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~ ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION WITH
VI respectable family for upstairs or light house,
work. Apply 934 Folsom st.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-cont,

011OO CORNER GROCERY An
ID l. IOO. with livingrooms: ron, a. 30 BAR,
class locations good-paying place. WIZ 2o; hrst-
Kearny ST.. room 4. -rAE' 235
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DROLL d STENBERG TO NJ A r K e
i Third, sell or exchange businesses, fur
nshed houses, orchards, vineyards San Francisco
Alameda and Oakland property; send particulars
all applications for sales promptly attended to-
PROII, & STEM Tlo Market street.
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DRESSMAKER - MAKE DRESSES FOR So
~ and up; house dress 75c: children's dresses
from CSC up. 355 Jessie st.
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nR. AND MRS. DIR. SCHMIDT. FORMERLY
~ OF 121112 Mission, now 1908 Market ST. month
irregularities cured in few hours; guaranteed:
no instruments used: sure preventive.
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YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST
l. mornings in return for room and board. Ad-
dress Il. box 65. Call Office
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HEAD WAITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, S25:
IL mattresses, country hotels, $50 and $25, free
fare; mattresses for resorts, $50; 6 extra wait
resses for Santa Cruz for 10 days free fare girl to
assist at homework, no Washing SIS. HOTEL
GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st.
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STRONG AUSTRIAN BOY, AGE II, WISHES
~ to learn trade: blacksmith or plumber. Please
call or address r. CUCAGNA, S15 BroadwayI
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GIRL, CALISTOGA, $50; RANCH COOK,
VI newark: clambermaid, see parties here re-
sort, and other towns; 10 girls, city. NINE. LEO
POLD, 957 Market st,
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MEDICAL.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR ALI, FE-
n male diseases; ladies may have the benefit OF
the skill and attention OF physician of long and
successful practice; home in confinement with
best possible care, with the privacy of a home and
the convenience of hospital; those who are sick
or discouraged should call the doctor and state
their case they will find in her true friend; all
consultation free and absolutely confidential: a
positive cure for the liquor, morphine and tobacco
hablt; every case guaranteed without injury to
health MRS. DIR. GWYER, 226 Turk ST., bet.
Jones and InaVanNnrth
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circumstances Alter Cases.

The late Judge Smell was very fond OF
croquet playing. and when not busy
with his official duties could most always
be found, with mallet in hand, engaged
in his favorite game. One morning while
presiding over the Police Court young
boy was brought before him, charged
with playing ball in the street. The po-
liceman who arrested the boy swore he
caught the boy IN the act.
Zine the boy S5," said the Judge.
This ball-playing on the street must be
stopped"
The boys father was present, and sug-
gested to the Judge that be would like 10
question the policeman little before the
fine was imposed, SO Judge Smell Or
dered the policeman into the with ess- box
again. Alter a little close questioning,
the officer finally admitted that the boys
were playing ball on vacant lot, and
this boy had knocked the ball out into
she street.
Make that fine 81, Mr.. Clerk" said
Judge SMELL; 'the case is not quite as bad
as thought it WAS"
But, your honor" said the boys
father. mot long ago, up on Twelfth
street. L saw game of croquet, In which
high court official was engaged, and !
saw that official spitefully knock bis op-
ponenps ball clear across the street,
and
Take off that other 81, Mr.. Clerk; !
don't believe this boy was doing wrong,
after all" And the Judge lay back in
his chair and laughed heartily as he re-
mem bered what whack he gave his op-
ponents ball in the game referred to-
Washington Star.
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Not Murphy. But o,NIorchoe.

England has done many wrongs TO Ire
land, but one of the worst of them has
only just come TO light. it seems that
we have stolen from the Irish the ancient
name OF O'Morchoe and substituted for it
base English counIertit in the shape of
Murphy" AT last one of the family
the Kew. Thomas Arthur MacMurrough
Murphy, rector of kilternan, had de-
termined to have back the ancient family
property. He now advertises through
the press that he has for and on behalf OF
himself, his children and decendanls re-
nounced, relinquished and abandoned
my said newer, or AngliciZed, but
hitherto always by me used, name of
Murphy" and that instead thereof he
revves bis ancient and true name of
O'Morchoe. Long maybe live to rejoice
in the recovery OF his lost property !
Probably when once they they realize
that they are only Anglicized O'Mor-
choes, we shall have the whole OF the
great Murphy family throughout the
United Kingdom, to say nothing of the
colonies and the United States, following
the lead of the Rev. Thomas Arthur
MacMurrouEh. There is hum ble arti-
Gle OF diet also Anglicized) which | have
heard spoken of as Il murphy" Ought
we to call that an o. Morchoe, too?-I.on-
don Truth.
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GraceS vs.. EateS.

In the Life of General Sir Edward
Bruce Hamley" we are told that the
name of the General is embalmed in the
verse of the late Laureate in the lines
preparatory to The Charge of the Light
Brigade" In reference TO this may be
quoted Hamley's account OF his visit to
Lord Tennyson: II once went from Lon
don 70 spend day memorable 10 me
with Tennyson at Aldworth. We spent
some time in his study discussing the in
cidents OF the charge of the Light
Brigade, his verses on which he was re-
vising. In the afternoon | accompanied
him in a walk about his grounds and
woods; and it was not until evening was
closing in and all were assem- bled indoors
that l rose 10 take leave. My host then
invited me to stay the night, Offering to
make good all deficiencies of my toilet
Much pleased at the invitation, | was
also vexed, for l had an engagement in
London. On my saying so. he reinforced
his invitation by saying: There are
three ladies who wish it, meaning my
hostess and two friends on visit. I re-
piled sorrowfully that there were three
others " ho opposed it. Who are they p
The Fates.' He rejoined at once, The
Fates may be on one side, but the Graces
are on the other.'o
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PERILs OF CHRISTIANS.
Fears Entertained of Another Mas
sacre by Turks.

sacre by Turks.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Salama de
Chan. an Arabian of Brooklyn, has just
received letter from his sister in Je-
rusalem telling of a threatened whole
sale massacre in that place by the
Turkish Government.
The letter says: "If England goes to
war with Turkey, Christians here will
be murdered by the Mohammedans.
America is the best place in the world,
but we cannot go there now, as II is 100
late. We may all be killed in a few
weeks. We are willing to die, though,
for Gods holy will. l am glad you are
safe in America Take care and don |
come back here, as you will surely be
killed.
Mr.. Wallace, the American Consul.
will soon leave for the United States,
and he would gladly take some OF US
along if he only dared. If we attempted
to move from here the Turks would be-
come suspicious and kill US"
Mr.. De Chan frequently takes parties
on exDeditions through the Holy Land
and Egypt. He has become an Ameri-
can citizen. and for that reason fears
he may lose his life if he returns to his
native land. He has been in America
at intervals amounting to perlod or
sixteen years. He was born IN Ra-
moth. Gilead. and when 4 years old his
parents moved to Jerusalem. He was
educated at Mount Zion in one of the
English schools He took party
through Palestine a. few years ago Mr..
De Chan declared he would take a
nartv to the Holy Land the first week
an January.
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A Dissolved Partnership.

One Of the ablest and most brilliant
LAWYERS at the York County, Me, bar
was John Holmes of Alfred, who was
widely known for his wit and sarcasm.
An opportunity was seldom lost by him
of exhibiting his opponent in ridicu-
Ious position An instance Of this kind
occurred while a member of the Senate
of the United States. in the discussion
ON notification. Mr.. Tyler Of Virginia,
afterward President, alluded to sa-
tir;cal remark of John Randolph, in
which that gentleman had some time
before designated certain active poll
ticians as partners under the firm
name of James Madison. Felix
Grlndy. John Holmes and the Devil, !"
and asked Mr. Holmes, with view of
making a severe cut, what had become
of that celebrated firm. Mr. Holmes
Immediately sprang to his feet and
said: Mr. President, l will tell the
gentleman what has become of that
firm; the first member is dead. and the
second has gone into retirement, and
the last has gone to the nullif1ers, and is
now electioneering among the gentle
mans constituents. and thus the part
nership is legally dissolved.
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lar Insanity China Against the
World" and Civic A.ongion."
The Culver for January is at hand
from Cassell Publishing Company, New
York. 1t is freely illustrated and is es-
pecially rich in good Sunday reading
matter and general literature. Beside
the departments for home, children.
Sunday-school and church there are pa
pers on The Board-Carriers of Lon
dom and 1.-The Queens Charities. "
There are stories, poetry and general
miscellany in plenty.
The Christmas number of Every
Month, new quarto magazine q East
Twentieth street, New York; has sew
eral pieces of sheet music appropriate to
the season, some fine Illustrations of a
dramatic nature, sketches of actors and
actresses, and other matter of interest.
1t is a magazine that will be of especial
value to musicians and dramatic ar
fists.
The Sanitarian for December (Brook-
lyn, N. " is at hand, and as is the rule
with that)leading sanitary journal, it is
filled with matter of first Importance
for physicians, municipalities, sanitary
engineers and health officials. There
is no Sturdier, more intelligent and in
forming sanitary magazine IN the Iand
than the Sanitarian.
The New York Musical Monthly for
November has four vocal and three in
strumental pieces in sheet music, all
choice and by foremost composers. 1t
is a journal that gives each month five
times it's cost in choice music printed
equally as well as are music sheets
separately.
Harper's Weekly for Christmas is
out, with a new Illuminated cover and
has many extra pages, double-page
supplement picture of a most stirring
and suggestive character, stories,
poetry and miscellany, all of most
seasonable order. 1t is a brilliant num-
ber.
Babyhood for December is at hand o
Beekman street, New York; and is full
of matter of first value to parents and
those having the care of small children.
The value of this magazine to mothers
car scarcely be overestimated
The record-union., 1895-12-20

fishing trip to the Jersey shore, under
the Palisades, was solved last night.
Their bodies were found at the bottom
of the Hudson River, at the foot of Park
street, by employees Of the Waring Hat
shop.
An upturned boat, broaken oar and
hat were picked up short distance
from Ludlow by Policemen Walsh and
Robinson. The hat was identified as
that of Fisher. Joseph Wood. with a
crew of men, grappled for the bodies
and at 11:30 they succeeded in bring
ing Bechtold's body to the surface, and
at noon the other two bodies were re-
covered. 1t is supposed that while at
tempting to make a landing the boat
was capsized.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
San Francisco Savings Union,
5S2 CALIFORNIA STREET, CORNER WEBB. !

FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING WITH
the 31st of December, 1895, dividend has
been declared at the rate per annum OF four
and thirty-two one-hundredths a $4,000 per
cent. on term deposits, and three and six
tenths 3 6-10l per cent. on ordinary deposits,
free of axes; payable on and after THU RS
DAY, the I'd OF January, 1896.
d1 S-d&w2W LOWELL WHITE, Chashler.