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Dnblie Notlces
COURT.

SlIREME GU III
- In the matter u Tho application ~ the Board Of
o. York relative acquiring Title by The Mayor.
Aldermen and Coumonalil % s.e City u New York TO
STREETS IN Tenth Ward Of sad city duly selected
and approved by said Board site for school pur
poses under and In x the provisions Of chapter
l9l OF the Laws " 1855 amended by chapter IS Of
Laws Of 1890
Pursuant the provisions chapter l9i Of the Laws
1883 amended BY chapter IS Of the Laws OF 1870.
Supreme Court Of The state Of New York. al .
SPECIAL Term u said Court he held Chambers
thereof at the County Court house. IN the city Of New
18th day October. az opening of
the Court On that day thereafter counsel
IAN be heard thereon for the appointment OF comnisson-
% Estimate IN the aboNe-ent!tled matter.
The nature and u the hereby in
tended The acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty ~ the Guy o. New-Y3rk 70 certain
appgrenances thereto belonging orchard Hester ard
Ludlow streets Tea,h Ward said city. fee
simple absolute the same 70 BE- converted appropriated
l9i OF the Laws Of isss as amended By said chapter
S5 Of the Laws Of 1880 said properly having been duly
selected and approved by the Board q Ftucaon ste
for school purposes and IN 81 the
amensea by said .hapter As Of the Laws q 800 seins
the following described lots pieces or parcels OF land
namely
pieces or parcels Of land situate
York which TAX together bounded and described
,liows beginning the corner formed ~ the inter-
westerv line OF Ludlow running thence westerly
long the satd northery Of Hester l15 feet
the rasefy orchard street thence norihsfiy along
sad eas-riy orchard street ~ feet inch. thence
eastery and parallel. nearly So With the northersy
line Of II, feet ~ 'nt IN the westerly
Ludlow street distant northety 10 feet Inches
nosthery line q Hester thence southeriy
a.ong westerly line - Ludlow street 10 feet 8
" Dated 20 N .~s ors september aoa' iss5
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT Counset ~ thu Coronation Ma {
:. Tryon Row. New.Yerk Guy
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Loans Time Money Cornm.roiaI p,p.r
on call 80 Il > mos mo. Gmss nos amos cmos
ibae1 80 l3.ai i4d1. a. 'r,a'

The foreign exchange market was unchanged
in general features Rates at which business was
actually done were a. follows
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IT hDTEAN FIHAN7 IAI MNfsNT-IH
London. oct. H. m.-Consols. loT 40 for money
1914 the Canadian Pacific. Giis Erie
u second cons0s II. Illinois Central. la3 Mexican
ordinary 22is. - Paul common -. NewY0rk Central,
iOS, Pennsylvania 5I, Reading iO.. Mexican Central
new per bonds T2s; Louisville and Nashville 81.
AtchisOn common. 2its
30 o. n--The amount y bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank ~ England balance today II tl77c0o Money.
l.di, per The OF discount the open market
f,r both months bills = per
Parts advices quote per 100 francs
confines for account and exchange London a -
francs 24. cent!mes for checks.
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In State issues there were sales o. $4,000 VIZ
GINA o. deferred trust certificates at b44. fory
shares OF the Broadway Bank were sold AT -io
There much less character t. the dealings IN
bonds than usual as well as shrinkage In the
volume of business Movements in prices were
confined 10 a narrow channel. and In most cases
were without sgnifca nce. but while Kansas Paci-
fc lst consol receipts lost at ~. Ann Arpor ISIS
when issued advanced = to = and Toledo r St
Louis ana Kansas CityTst receipts pa To ~ The
business done amounted u only l3il0Oo
The United States Treasury received to-day
S2lS,3So National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from washington
We're s5S4 O90 the internal revenue receipts sJ-s-
9el and the miscellaneous receipts s264i0 Total
Government r. ceipts foI the day. S.l4ois3' eX-
pendiiures. sl47l.Cc0. excess Of expenditures,
$500 SOC Receipts for the month 10 date slO.2ss,-
l59: expenditures. slS.o4i0O0 excess ~ expendi-
lures. s7.745.s4l. Receipts n the fiscal year to
date $50 23l; expenditures $4,000 1870; excess
Of expenditures over receipts. Sl743O.4e9
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. GOV,
crrg actual results Of two DAYS ago. compared
with the last previous statement was as follows:
Ne. roi On ham. s5 .ss 2 81 q Dec s9fr
n: .'i on Nj sas s: 5i be be f is
Ac r,...s cash , Z" he
s s bank i e: 5s $40 1872 81 i9s Inc Inc G: :
Available cash s2o44777o2 s2o5 co. AS Inc sii44sse
b,ie- ' ''.'" 2io5+o75 22s7l274 Inc ol7eo
Actual cash bal $50 500 III 1882 5i 24 Inc s2274s7
The Sub-Treasury debtor at the Clearing
House s3SOS9 It, net loss on balance was 81
$50 POI. made UP by loss in currency Of s5il.s9s
and loss In coin Of SisS, 432 To-days operations
Included. Receipts. S2.2O6.ss0 payments. S,331,-
2n resulting in a general balance OF sl96,sss.els.
consisting ~ S93 4l05l6 coin and SlO3.577.s02 cur
rency The business for the week ended tonight
includes receipts ~ 500 9ss 207 and payments of
So Sl9.9s3. Deducting from the receipts So.lSSpO
and from the payments s9.3l4.OOo FOR items which
affect only its account with the general Treasury,
its gain as affecting the banks was s22s422
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
The local money markets were quiet and showed
little change Rates rs furnished by the busiest
houses We're follows:
Choice
Loans AiHn "ohey Commercial! Paper
onc'r 80 d smO' LIMOS dm'' "O' amos 'mo'
i7ee+ 80 l34ai 49,. - ,r.05l
The foreign exchange market was unchanged
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
osrNG PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. OCTOBER H. 1895.
Yesterday. To-day. Yesterday TO-DAY
American Straw 40 ~ Lake Eev... 2lls 24s
= 4 e q a u GO Gei2 GGiz lr' J. Il Co.. 3s
REV A. Ma, Co ~ lOa do ygef........
do pref....... 81 81. MI chic Co. II !.
Chic & Co. - 80 Go pref. ..-... 81 s.
d. pref...... 81 81 y Y Biscuit. % ~
a r = Go ~ "a. y Chic - 4 R."nl. 1901.
Chicago Gas Co G7is CSi, Streets W l. 1879 Ia.
Dianlonl Mach l27i2 l2si. W enc - X Kl21 l2tls
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BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds were inactive. Final quota
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financial Mettlngs.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY;
rTNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhold-
er Il the Illinois Central Railroad Company FOR the
election Directors and the transaction OF other business
will be held office u The Company IN the lily NJ,
Chicago state Illinois "wednesday. October IT, 1895
a IL o. clock noon. 80 ...- -, $50,
New York October . lNOS
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
APRIL, 1895.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
PALACE HOTEL.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUIr
TuRE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
April 20, p. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The showery weather that has prevailed in this
section since Friday, has now ceased in this State.
light showers having occurred during the day
south of San Francisco. Clear skies prevail in the
northern half OF the State, but it is still cloudy TO
the southwark. The rain has passed eastward.
Showers are likely continue in Utah, ending dur
ing tonight. The pressure is now highest along
the northern coast and Is lowest in the Rocky
Mountain region. Conditions are favorable for u
period OF fair weather, lasting two days or more.
Slowly rising temperature may be expected in
California.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature so
deg, minimum 81 deg, mean SIS deg.
Following the seasonal rainfals to date as
compared with those of last year. Eureka 4035,
last season 1922: Red Blur 27.21, last season
1870: Sacramento 1910 last season l4.1e; SaE!
Francisco 1910. last season 1850; FRESNO 1898,
last season 6.27. Los Angeles 1863, last season
6.54: San Diego 11.41, last season 400; una 297,
last season PIG.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. April 49, 1890:
Northern California - Fair; slowly rising tenn
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF Lee

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF LEO
IN NARDO BARGONE, deceased.
PETRA C. De f B4 RoSE adm he Of tbe
estate OF LEONARDO BARGONE, deceased, to
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased TO exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice, to the said
administrators at the office of A RUFF, attorney
atlaw, No. 402 Montgomery St., San francisco,
Cal, the same being her place for the transaction
OF the business of the said estate in the CITY and
County Of San Francisco, State of California.
PETRA G. DE BARGONE Z,
Administrative of the estate Of LEONARDO BAR
Dated at San Francisco, April OF, 1895.
A. RUFF, attorney at-law, 400 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco, Cal, attorney for estate.
NOTICE OF SALE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
IN hereby given that under and in compliance
with the terms of the decree OF the Superior
Court in and for the city and county OF San Fran
the 25th. day of April, 1896 in the action there
before said court pending, entitled ''ALICE r.
LONG, as administratrix OF the estate OF GEORGE
LONG, deceased, VS.. MATTHEW MCDONNELL"
/, the undersigned the receiver in said action.
will on TUESDAY, the 30th day of April, 1895, at
l O'Clock p. NJ. on that day, at the nursery stu
ated on the southeast corner OF Hampshire and
Twenty fourth streets, In said city and county,
sell at public auction all of the property of the late
firm of LONG d MCDONNELL, Consisting of the
stock, fixtures appurtenances and goodwill of said
nursery and nursery business, together with the
reasehold interest in the premises wherein said
nursery is situated, to wit: Commencing on the
southeast corner OF Hampshire and Twenty-fourth
south line Of Twenty fourth street 100 feet;
thence at right angles southerly 31S1s
feet: thence at right angles westerly 100
feet to the east line of Hampshire street;
thence at right angles northerly along the
east line of Hampshire street. l25 feet; thence
at right angles. easterly, 81 feet; thence at
right angles northery, 30 feet; thence at right
angles westerly ga feet to the east line of Hamp-
shire street. and thence at right angles northeriy
along said east line OF Hampshire street, 1431a
feet TO the point of commencement, being part of
Mission Block No. 176.
Said leasehold interest consists Of the unexpired
term created by that certain lease dated August q
1892 wherein ANTON KRIEG is lessor and
GEORGE LONG and MATTHEW MCCONNELL
are lessees and whereby said premises are let to
said lessees for the period of five years from the
first day of September, 1892, at the rental Of $32 90
per month.
said sale will be made to the highest and best
bidder for cash and subject 10 the confirmation OF
said Superior Court. Twenty per cent OF the
amount bid to be paid at the time OF sale the bal
ance payable on confirmation OF the sale.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
this 26th day of April, 1892
JOHN HAYES, Receiver.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

A SSESSAfENT NOTICE = SUNOL LAND
~ and Improvement Company. Location of prin-
cipal place OF business San Francisco, California
location of works, Sunol, Alameda County, Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board Of Directors, held the 9th day of Al ril,
1895, an assessment, No. 49, of so cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the Office Of the company
sos California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the tenth day of May,
1895, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold ON TUESDAY, the second day of July,
1895, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ED Z. POT FER, Secretary.
Office-50S California St. San Francisco, Cal.
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FIsHER-TYLLESON-In Alameda, April 81,
1895. by the Rev. II. i. ]. Ongerth, Emil j.
Fisher and Rena W. Tylleson, both of Alameda.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, April 81,
1895, by the Rev. Father O'Connell, Thomas E.
Linahan and Nora t. Linahen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oakland, April II, 1895,
by the Rev. r. f. Coyle, William 5. Mitchell of
Alameda to Margaret : Hislop of San Francisco.
SCOTT-CASTRO-In Pinole, April 81, 1895, by
the Rev. George Meese, Richard +. Scott of Oak
land and Olivia j. Castro of Pinole.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBIrth marriage ana death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
DE CUNA-At the United States Consulate, MAJ
allan. Mexico. April IL. 1895, TO the wife OF
Arthur de Cuna, United States Consul, son.
NASH this city, April 90, 1895, to the wife Of
r. II. Mas, son.
SARGENT-In this city, april is, 1895, to the wife
of George w. Sargent, daughter.
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perature except nearly stationary temperature at
Red Bluff; fresh northerly winds.
Southern California-Generally fair; slowly rising
temperature; fresh northwesterly winds.
Nevada = Generally fair Monday; slightly
warmer
Utah-Generally fair Monday: probably showers
tonight; nearly stationary temperature. -
Arizona-Fair; slightly warmer in the west por
ton.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair; slowly rising
temperature; fresh northery winds.
w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official.
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.


700 NWORTH-PLEASANT SUNNY
T. ~ bay-window suite: other rooms; bath
1eO CLEMENTINA-FRONTS SUNNY ROOM
fOO for or gentlemen; housekeeping rooms.
QoI sUTTER-RooM FOR GENTLEMAN;
OOl appreciated if seen; cheap; private family:
call before or after p NJ
I 70 CLEMENTINA, OFF THIRD-LARGE
4 sunny front room, with kitchen, So; also 4
nice rooms upstairs
l 90 TAYLOR = ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
LIZ sunny room; also suite.
81 MINT AVE-, COR. JEsSIE-NEWLY FUR
II nished sunny rooms, suitable for one or two;
So to SO per month. MRS. NJ. HEN.
TT POLK, Mr. MARKET-FRoNT BAY-WTN-
L dow rooms; also single; from So to $I2.
101 SIXTH-CHEAPEST IN CITY: NICELY
Ii furnished single and double front rooms.
* VAN NESS AVE.-NICELY FURNISHED
III double and single rooms; suitable for doctor.
O0eA McALLTSTER, OPP. NEW CITY Hail.
AZO Sunny furnished rooms; private family; SO
to $40.
90 LEAVENWoRNH = NICELY FUR
~ nished front parlor
1902 MAsoN-$17; ROOMS AND BATH.
I6Oo MASoN-$s; A ROOMS.
ono GEARY-NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE
COO room for gentleman: cheap.
20 SECOND-NEWLY PAPERED AND Rem
u ovated single and double rooms; 81 to SO per
week
TARGO HOUSE, los NEW MONTGOMERY
L Furnished housekeeping suites So per week
O0OI SEVENTIES UNFINISHED ROOMS.
OZO2 cheap to good tenant.
81 < POWELL-SU JIMMY FURNIsHED
AlC rooms, suitable for2 gentlemen; reasonable.
90 PAGE-2LARGE UNFURNISHEDR ROOMS.
20 suitable for light housekeeping; no children
in house.
IO0S SACRAMENTO ST-3 ROOMS; SEPA-
1919 rate entrance; rent 49,
THE CARROLTON, 1906 MARKET ST-ELE-
L ganty furnished sunny rooms; rents reduced.
OoS HAYES ST.-LARGE FRONT SUITE OR
400 single furnished; references.
7o7 MARKET (EsMoND)-FRONT BAY
iOt window suite for offices or housekeeping. =
OOO1 DENOMINATIONS OR TWO SUNNY
CAA2 unfinished rooms.
OH BUSH-NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
Jul rooms; best location. MRS. A. NJ. ELKINS
y RAND SOUTHERN. COR. SEVENTH AND
~ Mission-Rooms all light; water. gas and electric
bells; elevator runs from A. NJ to II P. M. single
80 cents suites, 81 day; 81 90 and $5 week up.
THE MARSHALL, COR. LAGUNA AND Nc
Allister-All sunny suites and single; splendid
table: rates reasonable MRS. j. b. MARSHALL.
YOSEMITE HOUSE, 1O45 MARKET BET
night, 35c to 81; week, 81 so to SIS; families.
CHATSWORTH, 7OS SUFFER- = SUNNY,
- handsomely furnished rooms BATH good SER
vice; reasonable.
A ELLINGTON HOUSE, 1877 KEARNY-PIEAS-
IA ant sunny rooms en- suite and single; firstcIass
in every respect; terms reasonable
THE SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOU 129
new sunny rooms; strictly respectable; half
price of best hotels with equal accommodations;
very central. % Eighth ST.. near Market.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
age free.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
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Q0e0A FLATS NORTH OF MARKET
SpZOOU. ST.; rents $34s year.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

10 MONTGOMERY STREET
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Q6O6O NEAR JONES AND CALIFORNIA
GDOAOU. sts.; flats; rents $44 per month
splendid view; always rented.
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cir EOO BUSINESS CORNER ON HOW.
ID i .OUO. ard ST., near Sd; stores and fats
rents 1882 a wear
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000OO COTTAGE IN CHOICE LOCATION
tDZOUU. in Mission; must be sold; bargain
small amount Of cash needed.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR HEATING SCHOOLHOUSE.
l. Sealed proposals will be received by the Super
intendent OF Common Schools in open session Of
the Board of Education, new City Hail. Wednes-
day, May 8, 1895, at $50 o'clock NJ, for heating
the Peabody Primary School building on West
Mission street, in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, in accordance with plans and specifications
at the office of l.. r. Townsend, architect SIS Cali
fornia street.
GEORGE BEANsTON. Secretary.
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.TOR EXCHANGED LOTS EXCELSIOR
{ Homestead, value $4,000, for city improved
will pay $4,000 cash.
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$4,000 R b 4ssT s 1870 s YEAR LOT 25l2o
downtown location on Pine ST.; good improve
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sTEAmMRs TO ARRIVE.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
, HIGH wATER.lLow wATER.l SUN. MOON.
: Large Small Large. Small Rises Sets Sets.
% LIZA 4.44Pl S.54Al S36Pl SIG 65sI O.OOA
80 2.0SAi 5.4SP 1854 q.54Pi 515i 659l DIP
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GIO O00 MOB HILL HOME-JONES ST.
u 1A.UUO. near Sacramento; newly painted
papered and decorated throughout; excellent loca
ton; choice surroundings.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
,prp iDrerr~- ,TTo~ s.us pTrR
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

nor BEST VALUE GET A CALIGRAPH; IT
It lasts longest and does best work. NAYLOR,
agent, 10 Montgomery ST. rents; repairs; Mimeo-
graphs; eupplles.
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Per Pomona-E Stevens @ Co: NJ Moore q
Co: Amer Press Assn; Brigham, Hoppe & Co; Geo
L Sweet: C i Whitney & Co; Dairymen's Union
Dodge Sweeney & Co; FEELING, Cressy d Co; Scott
& Van Arsdale; Haight Wells, Fargo & Co:
GetZ Bros & CO.. Haas Bros: WeIman, Peck & Co;
Hills Bros; Humboldt Mineral Water Co; Bolster &
Mowry; II Newbauer d Co; Norton. Teller & Co;
Standard Oil CO.. Witzel & Baker; Fl Hip; Dord-
chester & Co; Durham, Carrigan & Co: III Meyer:
G d Lucca; Hanify d Co; Mckay & Co;
Michel & Nongmine.
Per Alice Blanchard-J Johnson & Co: Louis
Taussig; Lievre, Fricke IL Co; A Schilling Co; J
Fl Boggess: Hoffman q Alexander; Fl Dutard T
III Hammer: Fl Newbauer & Co; w Garfield
Baker & Hamilton; California Wine Union; II B
Blake; Pacific Lumber Co.. F Newbergen; James
Scott; Clayburg & Co: E Gostinske q Co: Hirsch,
Unna Co; ] A Roebling & Sons; H Wadeck: R S
& Co; Hansen & Dempsey; Reichert d Co; Thos
Watson.
Per Noyo-w Sumner & Co; ] Kimball; R B
Hough: F II Varney: Union Lumber Co: f w
Maurice: Sutro r R Co; Stockton Lumber Co;
Hammond
Per Weeott-Russ, Sanders g. Co; III Dutard
Brigham, Hoppe Il Co: Wheaton, Rreon & Co: L S
Simpson, Norton, Teller d Co: Dairymen's Union
Ross Hewlett; WitzeI q Baker, W C Price & Co:
c f Whitney IL Co: Dodge. Sweeney d Co; Charles
Jacobson Co; Baker d Hamilton: Haight;
w Knight q Co.. Smiths Cash Store; Hoffman q
Woenne: NJ Kalish & Co: W Sumner & Co; NJ
Moore; II II Hogan; / Demartini.
Per Farallon-Wieland Brewing Co; Fredericks-
burg Brewery; Chicago Brewery; Paladini; ]
Macdonough & Co: s II Frank d Co; Dutard; A
Haas; Langley & Micahels; sherman, Clay & CO.
w IL Sloane & Co.. Kowasky & Co: Brandensten
& Co; Chas Harley Il Co; Brokaw Bros; Western
Meat Co; j L Hicks: Western Bone Meal Co; L I
G Steele d CO.. Union Iron Works: Pioneer Fish
Co; NJ Markowtz; Williams, Marvin & Co; Pacific
Rolling Mills; Miller Il Son. G g Wickson q Co:
Clark d sons Holtum Bros.
Per Gipsy-M T Freitas IL Co; w Fuller & Co;
Bissinger d CO.. Wheaton, Breon & Co; III Dutard
Baker d Hamilton; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Stauffel
Co; Dairymen's Union: Norton, Teller q Co; I
II Hammer; I'll Cowell & Co; Hills Bros; California
Tallow Co; Trnbenbach O. Co: Herman Joost; A
w Fink.
Per Martha Davis-Williams, Dimond & Co;
WEIGH IL Co
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QSSOO RENTS $500 A YEAR; STORE
tDOOUU. and fats: A1inna ST.. near Sd
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THE DEMOCRATIC SLATE.
Taggarts Friends Will Not Even Give
Rogers the Police Court Nomination.

The "officiar' slate of the city Democ-
racy, under management of Chairman Cur
it's is Tom Taggart for Mayor, Evans
woollen for police judge and Charles
Stuckemeyer for clerk. Except for the
aspirations of Evans Woollen, the rig
would try to pacify Rogers by making him
police Judge. But since the handful
against Taggart was sent broadcast by the
Rogers crowd in an effort to discredit Tag
CART as Democrat, Taggarts friends have
felt little sour on Rogers and will throw
their strength against anything he may
want. But Rogers has developed just
enough strength to be annoying and not
dangerous to Taggart, so the Democratic
leaders say. The candidacy of Fielding
nounced yesterday. He is a member OF
the First Presbyterian Church, in fact, is
an elder in the church, and the rank and
file OF the party are afraid that he would
strive too hard to please the select els-
ment of the party.
There has been an organization of Demo-
Gratis in precinct eight of the First ward,
with DIR. N. G.. Smith as president and
meeting of the precinct committeeman of
that ward Friday night at which A. f.
Gearing, candidate for the nomination for
city clerk, was exonerated from alle2ed
disloyalty to the party'S regular inter-
ests. He was said to be opposed to Tag
CART
Camp Gray has been reorganized for the
city campaign. There were four to five OF
the Democratic old soldiers at a meeting
Friday night and it was agreed that 1--WE.
the people," should support Tom Taggart
for Mayor. Isaac n Bradwell was author
lied to resume the publication of The Bay
cratic interests in general and Bradwelrs
in particular.