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Builders Contracts.

William Mccormick with Ogle 81 Smith, to
build 2-story building on the line of Fulton
street, 40 w of Piece, 1886.
William Mccormick, with Ogle & Smith. TO
build 2-story building on the line of Fulton
street, "a w of PIERCE $5324.
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EEGAA n TICES.

HTOTTCT ~ S0I ~ nj no a pII -, ~
IN Notice is hereby given to all persons whom
it may concern that the undersigned, for more
than five years next preceding the date hereof a
resident of the City and County of San Francisco,
State of California. intends to make application 70
Department OF the Superior Court in and for said
City and County, at the courtroom thereof in the
new City Hall, on THURSDAY, the Sd day of Oc-
tober, 1895, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on that day, for
decree adiudging her a sole Trader in the business
or preparing, manufacturing purchasing and Vend-
ing proprietary medicines That the place where
said business is to be conducted by her is the said
City ana County of San Francisco That the name
Of her husband is c. G. DANIEL
In witness whereof she has hereunto set her
hand this Attn day Of September, 1895.
MRS. MARGuERITE g. DANIEL.
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crowded houses. Next week they will pre-
sent ARABIAN Nights" with LEND Me
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D Gray & w, Pleasanton
II E Boggs. Napa
f r Love, Oregon
] l. Hoyt. Birds LanndG
J A Shaw, Wildwood
A J Rhoades, Sacto
T Harigan&w, Vacaville
J q Vorstman, Vacaville
Miss + Merritt, Woodland
] J Reid, AaywardS
X J Rockwell, Cal
G III Dwinelle, Fulton
NJ Ross & W, San Jose
j w Berry, Stockton
Mrs E Stoke. Eureka
Mrs Chamberlin, Eureka
E ] Cahill, San Mateo
E E Ewing. Ohio
w j May, Petaluma
B Graves 81 W, Salinas
+ L Sanders, Lincoln
+ Fuller, Angels Camp
G L Moore, ST Louis
PALACE
w II Brevoort, Denver
Reg White, London
IT Englehardt, Guatemala
Mrs Aguilar d. ser, Guata
C Z MCIvon, San Jose
w B Peck, n Y
A II Badly, Denver
D Sheedy, Denver
A Freiberg d W, Wis
A Harvey, London
o Henne, Hanford
A F Jones, Oroville
Mrs T Tanim, st Louis
B T Thurston, n Y
Mrs II w Warren, Denv
s B Lewis, Los Angeles
LICK
Miss NJ Daynes, Napa
Geo b Katzenstein, Sac
Geo A Smith, CORTLAND
E Young IL I, Birds Ldnl
T Dougall d (, Marysvill
w P Lynch, OrCville
j d Campbell. Magalia
Alex Gordon, Fresno
w Miller, Stockton
j X dillingham;, Provi-
dence, X /
G Leideman, Paso Robe,
Tony Mego, Petaluma
NEW WEST
j Fletcher d W, Seattle
] w Ellsworth, Oakland
Ed Wilson, Sacramento
Mrs Hardy. Mendocino
I'll Leverens, Valley Fore
] II Berry, Fresno
Joseph Laws, Stockton
BALDWI
G II Harne. Oakland
e r Heffelfinger, Pa
Miss G A Stone. Concord
Mrs w + Wright, San Jos
NJ Hall, Napa
NJ Wautime, Prang
| A Bybee, Indianapolis
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RuSS HOBS u

J l. Ruddick, Ukiah
l. NJ Lincoln. Sac
j Macarthur Il w, Sac
d & Bull d W, Haywards
c ii Hussey d b. P Reye:
NJ D Hall, Palo Alto
w G Montgomery, Cal
T. W Bushyhead, S Diegt
G w Cross, Iowa Hill
f G de Conneyers, Pa
Miss A Mccormick, Cal
A woodward d. w, N Y
Mrs Turbeville, Kans G
Miss Turbeville, Kans G
Mrs Keife, st Louis
w G Frye, Rutherford
w NJ jerks, Sacramento
w Fl Mand, latrobe
w S Boyd, sacramento
l. Fitzall, Eureka
Stephen Allen, Fresno
A Babock, San Jose
] s Bradford, Quincy
Mrs Hicks & sn, \ J
Jas Mackey, The Dalles
Mrs A NJ Flowers & sn
Weaverville
RI S Irwin d DIR, L Gatos
II S Ross 81 w, Los An
+ RoSsl, Reno
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BEGINNERS SINGING CLASS EVERY MON
ID day evening, commencing September is. w.
r. HERVEY, instructor, California and Frederick
CTS CHI
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. Albert Brown, wife and daughter,
have returned home for the winter after
spending the summer here. Mr. Brown
is one of the agents of the Cunard line of
steamers, he being the Junior member of
the firm of Brown Brothers
Mr.. James Johnson, who resides upon
Metacom avenue, lost a valuable horse last
evening. Ii was choked with its halter
MIR. Charles w. Bowler, who resides
upon the banks OF Kickamuit River,
while dredging on Monday for scallops
hooked on TO a small anchor and about
40 fathom OF cable
Soup fishing is now becoming quite a
pastine here. At one time yesterday af-
ternoon about 20 boats could be seen
from the depot, containing many women,
and all catching soup in quantities.
Rumors are current that picked seven
from the Naval Reserve Torpedo Com
pany, consisting OF lieutenant William,
FRED. Williams, ensign Goddard, q. NJ.
Burt X. Dunbar, G.. NJ. BENJAMIN T.
Munro, seamen Thomas Ashton, musician
Milburn and seamen Munro are preparing
TO shoot against any other organization
IN the State, at 200 or 800 yards range.
The sloop yncht Nymph in coming up
the bay ,on Monday afternoon, Typed over
when of Middle Ground Shoal and broke
her main boom off at the slngs.
Last evening large gathering of friends
OF Mr.. Ezra and Anna Dixson assem- bled
~ NHt Teeiucnce OF tnelr parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ezra Dixson, at the corner of High
and Constitution streets, TO pass a pleasant
evening with them and bid them good
by before their departure for three
years course OF studies at Wilbarham
College, n. III. They leave this morning
in the $3.50 train and many OF their
friends will bid auieu TO them at the cars.
Two very valuable sites of real estate
are soon TO lie placed upon the market,
both being beautifully located and very
desirable, one being situated upon the
water front and the other upon the main
thoroughfare.
terrific thunder storm passed over
here during the night, accompanied by
heavy rainfall, in several places uproot-
ing trees. Otherwise no serious damage
was done.
Mr.. Albert Sperry, accompanied by his
friend, Joseph Littlofleld, who are stop-
ping AT the Bristol Ferry House. did some
fine work In the ferry way yesterday
afternoon with their poles and reel,
catching number of squiteague and sew.
eral small striped bass
Schooner Willow Harp sailed for South
port, Conn, to load hay for Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
Westminster Theater.

The seating capacity OF the Westminster
Theater was tested last evening, and so was
the standing room, for that matter, which
would indicate that the London Gaiety Girls
Conn pany Is a favorite in this city.
The program presented was brimful of fun
There are perhaps 20 women in the company,
who arc not only pretty but are capable en-
tcrtainers.
The program opens with musical sketch In
which every member OF the company takes
part, and Comedians Keating and Flynn do
lots OF funny work. Then there Is Vorgio Sey
mour IN pleasing songs, the Misses Seymour,
Harding and Gincbard as the dancing dolls,
Gertio LeClairo in French songs, Gay Paree"
Dy quartet OF the young ladies OF the com
papy, Do We're and LeClaire. and an amusing
comedy sketch, Dot Lothrop in songs and
dances, Tory aud Maggie Ferguson in a brand
new Irish sketch which Is tunnier than any.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
lIGHINiN6'S WORK.
a Barn and Contents Burned at Fisk
Vile -Four Corners, Last Night.

Robert Henry's barn at Fiskeville Four
Corners was struck by lightning at 10:30
O'Clock last night and with the contents
and adjoining sheds were totally de-
stroyed.
Inc barn was a comparatively new
structure, 4Ox60 feet. and among the con
tents were two horses, valued at $1,000,
one Jersey COW, six hogs, lot OF harness,
one democrat wagon, one Goddard bug
gy, one light wagon, one two-horse wag-
on and 10 tons OF hay. Total loss, $1,000.
The building was struck in several
places simultaneously and was mass OF
flames almost instantly.
several sheds and trees in the vicinity
were also struck and ruined.
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smuggIsrs stand In with osicIal..

ST. JOHNS, N. r., Sept. 10. The customs
department. has made further seizures Of
smugaled goods under circumstances
which render certain that they are un-
earthing tho most daring band Of SNUG
glcrs ever discovered in this country. Un-
fortunately some OF tho members of the
Whiteway government are believed to be
in league with them, and nothing has besn
done toward prosecutien 80
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LOCAL NEWS.


WASHINGTON, sept. l0.-The relations
between the congressional library and the
treasury department have assumed a
normal condition. The salary disburse.
ments of the library for the month OF
August were made by the treasury depart
ment on acquisitions of Librarian Spof-
ford. The report of the copyright pay
ments for August will be rendered TO the
treasury this week. The settlement of the
old accounts, however, has not yet been
comnlpfpd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
Bailif Appoioted.

John L. Hilliard was appointed bailif
by United States Marshal Kendrick last
night. MIR. Hilliard was formerly n lad
derman In the Providence Fire DEPART
ment.
John Anderson Is now crier Of the United
states Court OF this district in place OF
Henry Van Dorm, deceased
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10

Is an OLD and WELL TRIED REMEDY. and for
over FIFTY YEARS has been used by millions Of
moihefs Tor their CluLDREN while CUTTING
IT, " WIN perfect success. 10 soothcs the child
soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation, allays all
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~ drugslsts in every par u The vor a. PRICE
TNkNif.fIVE CENTS A IOTTLE. Io cure
snd ask Tor MRS. NiNsLOW's SOOTHING
shhuP and take no other Kind as mothers will
nnd " The best Medicine 10 sse sss-s ~ teeth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
Call 20 Boston Pastor.

CONCORD Mass, Sept. l0.-At meeting
Of the members of the First Parish church
(Unitarian), last night, IL was voted to
extend a call to Rev. L. B. Macdonald OF
the new Old South church, Boston. The
First church is one Of the oldest in the
state, and was the meeting place of the
first provincial congress in l775. IL has
been without pastor for two years. Mr..
Macdonald will probably accept the call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
A New Trustee Annotated.

In the appellate division OF the Superior
Court this morning Judge Thomas Il.
Lee OF Woonsocket was, at his own re-
quest, removed from the position of trus-
tee OF the estates OF stephen Kenny and
Mary Kenny. Patrick j. Nee OF the same
city was appointed by Judge Stiness to
All the vacancy.
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Lothrop's Opera House.
Little Trixie, Ned Somers, Katrina
katzmeyerzwolfonst Nine.

4
hatzmeyerzwolfonstein, Nine
farepa Rosa, The Little Irish
49, Malu -. ....t....,- may smith hODDlnS
Miss Polly Perkins. =. Miss Bertha st. Clair
Dolly Dimple, .............. Miss Lorene Jansen
Betty Blossom. .......... Miss Mildred Forrest
Jenny Jolly ...........,..... Miss Angie Russell
Little Crabapple. ............, Miss Rosa Delaro
bob Linwood. ................G George v. Watson
Nathan Sharp......... ..,....... Lew McCord
Peter Persimmons. ........ .sJoseph j. Mackie
Rats. ................ .................. Master Hugo
socrates Wlnterpppins. .. Fred Robbins
There was something very attractive about
Lothrops pretty opera house last evening,
which made IL more pleasurable than ever TO
bo there. IL was an indefnabie "something
not only discernible in detail, but, as the
French would say, made charming "tout-
ensemble. There was "A large audience, too,
attracted by "A delightful musical comedy in
four acts, entitled Little Trixie, the Romp
Heiress." in which May Smith Robbins "A
petite Western soubrette Of merit, aud good
supporting company, assisted. The title Of
the piece Is suggestive of it's character-a style
made famous by the late Annie Pikley,
Minnie Maddern, Lolita and others. Miss
Robbins takos five different characters and is
perfectly natural in nor acting, never ''slop-
ping over "
The same criticism may be applied 20 the
other principal characters, and especially TO
Miss st. Clair, MIR. Fred Robbins, who ue-
hghtfuly impersonatos a countryman, a In
Denman Thompson, and Mr.. Watson, who is a
good leading juvenile. Little Trixie" is
sure 10 become great favorite with tho
ladies and children, and the theater viii un-
doubtedly be packed each afternoon and even
ing this weok.
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1Hs EMS Nrv. BussAv; Pawry1nr,

1nr Nrws BufEAu, PAwTUxET,
With Mrs. Charles 4. TillinRhastI
s5 Broad Street
Officer Albert Slocum entertained the
mem bers OF Excelsior Lodge, No. 633, X.
OF II. from Providence last evening AT
supper at the Pawtuxet Cove House
The members Of tho committee were
A O. Blake A. Inmsn. Music was fur
N ished by Reynolds orchestra.
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IL was proven last night that manager Keith
had made no mistake when he determined
that the curtain raiser for the regular season
81 lS!O- W az Koith's Opera House should bo
Tompkins' "Black Crook" The attendance at
this now extremely popular place of ausement
tested tho capacity OF the house, and the
merits OF the performance given should make
the first week, as well as the first night, OF
the season heavy one for the box office. The
well-known combination OF gorgeous and
beautiful balets, that tell nearly all the story
thore 10 To this DID, but ever-popular, piece,
were given last night In a manner 10 win the
approval or the large audience in attendance
ana there were Just enough details and fea-
lures 10 add 10 the interest OF ihe perform
ance without making it too lengthy. An
effort has been made 90 discredit the present
production by intimating that it is not the
regular Tompkins' aggregation and that at
some indefinite time another company IL TO
produce the genuine one here. The produc-
tion given last night, and which Will be- con
tlnued every night this week with matineos
on Thursday and Saturday, bears the impress
not alone OF Renuiness, but also of first-cass
merit, and Is given substantially the same as
1t was given hero last year
The mombers OF the east appeared in every
instance 10 advantage in the parts assigned
them. Tho specialties introduced by Car
line, Madeline Marshall, were bright, spark
ing ana fresh, and her singing and dancing
met with much favor. Sherman Wade, the
Greppo in his character touches and singing,
came IN for good share of the audiences
approval. Bretoni's impersonations OF male
and female characters at different ages, with
thelr attempts 10 appear fascinating his mimi
Wy VI bAh"renl clhsses OF private singers ana
amateur readers with bis appropriate oostum-
Ing were worthy OF the attention bestowed on
them by the audience. ana the Rixfords gave
some remarkably clever fcats of strength,
agility and cleverness.
The scenery fulfilled in a manner thoroughly
satisfactory the many demands made upon
II. and the graceful Arrangement of the ballet
at certain times was most creditable. The
musical dolls Were remarkably good and the
applause rendered this feature had very
sound ring 10 IL. The ,'Spanish Serenads,"
The Nalballa Spiolers,' and the "Qusdrille
"a la Trilby" were alEgood. Tho brilliant
transformation scene, Want and Abundance
was lifting close Co n good spectacular per.
formanco in which handsome women, good
music and everything else called for was
present in abundance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
Ne EWP ORT News.
This City is to Have a Lam
tern Parade.
Special to The News.

NEWPORT, Sept. 10. The first game in
the four oornered league was played yes
terday in this city between Fall River and
Newport, the former winning by a score
OF II to 2, in a game which was disgrace
full TO the local team. They put two
strange pitchers in the box when they had
three good ones in the field, one of them,
Dowd, New York paper considering as
good as Rusie There were 500 people at
the game, the score OF which was as fol-
lows:
nm Innings nI -.....'......I 8 :,
Newport. o. 2
Hit, Fall River, i2-li; Newport, SO. Errors;
rslI River o; Newport batteries stevens and
Rupert; Mahoney, Mepermott and Burke.
Holmes.
OFF FOR FORT WARREN.
Yesterday morning Batteries G and N,
Second United States Artillery, left for
Fort Warren on special train of three
cars. Companies b and ID will arrive
this morning from Fort Warren today to
take the pace of the departed troops.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Rhode Island Sunday School Asso-
citation held its district convention in
South Portsmouth yesterday. Addresses
were made by Rev. j. M. Craig of New
port, Rev. III. w. McCrone of Providence,
Mr.. n. G.. Greet of Somerville, Mass, and
field Secretary Wilson.
BICYCLE PARADE
The Powhattan Cycle Club met last
night and decided 10 hold a lantern pa
rade for prizes TO be held at a near day.
Ii was voted TO invite the Narragansett
and Rhode Island wheelmen and Paw
tucket Cycle Club TO participate.
LOCAL NEWS.
All attempts to raise sunken launch
Monroe have thus far proved fruitless.
n. d. a s.N =.
enue cutter, work to be begun on il at
Boston within two weeks.
Today being the anniversary OF Perry's
victory on Lake Erie the artillery gun
sqaud will fire salute at noon In front
of the residence of Mr.. Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont.
Torpedo boat Gushing returned from
Gardner's Bay last evening after deliver
ing 800 pounds of ammunition TO the
White Squadron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
ATTACKED BY A COW.

Martha Komisky Of 10 Amherst
street, with a child in her arms. was at
about q O'Clock last evening, knocked
down and considerably bruised and her
clothing badly torn. The child was not
hit by the jnfuriated animal, who, by
the timely assistance Of neig hbors, was
driven off ana the PROSTATE woman re-
leased from her perilous position, where
animal
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GIcetion Nciirc.

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ma. Election District shall contain all tina,
% fss, ne city bounded BY and lying within south side
west side Of Avenue D. from Tenth street Eleventh
TIA, PAR boand by snd y Ss within
east side o. Avenue A. from East Tenth street East
T rse' T street and Tcmpkins Square
.hst part Of the city bounded by ana living within
of Seventh o re sve spd NTcR % m Avenue
thai % Election District shall contain all
es"t i eise'h street from Avenue to Avenue G. and
st-se, De OF Avenue Il. from seventh street to Eighth
,a The :, Thrtie,h Election District contain all that
vgnue from ighth street to Ninth street north side
The Thirty-ast Election pistrc, shall contain all that
Ninth street DounGed by ara yns wh ,o' eas sas
OF Th Aye rs,. b. from EEhn Ninth street
PR OF the city bounded by and lying within north side
side Of Avenue n from Ninh Street to Tenth street
Part Of the & es9 h D 1 snail ,b qn,Sn a" s
south side OF East Tenth street. Avenue to
part Of hn Election District shall contain all a ma
Avenue G from East Tenth East Eleventh street
The Thiryh:th Election Dsric, shall contain all
sas, side 81 Avenue b. from Eas Tenth street to East
The Thirty Election District contain all that
East FsysS FOUNDED ~ and wing "thln norm cast
side Of Avenue B. from D East Eleventh street to East
Twelfth
Inc Thirty seventh Election District shall contain az
That part Of the cy bounded BY and lying within south
sde or East Twelfth street from Avenue to Avenue -
west side Of c. from East Eleventh street TO
East Twelfth street
The Thirty Election District shall all that
part OF the city bounded ~ and lying within north SIDE
OF East twelfth street from Avenue 10 Avenue G. east
teenh street
The Thir,ynnth Election District contain all that
part OF the city bounded by and lying within south side
OF Last Thirteenth street from Avenue + 70 Avenue =
west side Of Avenue from East Twelfth street to East
The Fortieth Election District shall contain all that part
or the city bounded by and lying within south side OF
Last Fourteenth street from Avenue 20 Avenue c. ana
east side OF Avenue b. from East Thirteenth street to East
Fourteenth street
The Fory-hrst Election Dstric, shall contain all that
p2r OF the city bounded by and lying within west sae
or Avenue G. from East Thirteenth 10 East Four
tenth street. north Thirteenth from
Avenue Is 10
me tcrtysecond Election District shall contain al tina
part t the cy bounded by lying within East -FOUR
toen'h street East River East Thirteenth street Dry
DOCK street. Las. Twelfth street and Avenue c.
Ihe Fory-third Election District shall ntain all That
part OF the CITY bounded by aid lying hin East Thr
teenh street East River East Eleventh Avenue c.
East Twelfth street and Dry Dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-26
rvENry-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District shall contain all that part Of
city bounded by and yns WITHIN East Ihlrtyelghts
Of the city ny and Wing within East Thirynnth
street East Thirtyeighth street and Third
The Third District shah contain all tina, Of
The civ bounded By and lying within Eas, Thirty ninth
street East river East Thrtyeish,h street and Second
The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part
q The city bounded by sn Hs r w e s9Sn sas OF East
Thirty ninth and sides Of First avenue
The Ffth District shall contain al that part OF
the city by and n wnn nos e sas St mus.
east sid u second from East Thryninth street
The Eeejo@ District shall contain s that par
Second East Thirty ninth street and Third
he Seventh Election District contain all tina, part
or the city o;rded BY and lying within East Forfeit,
ss r.sStS Election Dsric, shall contain all that part
Of bounded By and lying wtthin East Fortyssc
oni street Third avenue East Forte,h street and Lex
The Ninth Election District shall contain all shs,
q ns e Second East For,sh street and rhS
The Tenth Election District shall all tina, par,
the e'y hounae5 BY and lyas within East Fertyhrss
The f;sseh,n ts,Ssd nv snt wing whin Es. or, ia.
nd street East River East Fortyfrs and Sec.
The T~eifth Election District contain all ,ha, part
end street Second avenue East Fortyars, and
The Thirtssnth Election District shan all tina,
surS street Third avenue stree, ana
IeVlngf0n
The Fourteenth Election Dstric, shall all
bounded and lying within East Forty
third Second Eaa, Forty street and
Third
The Fifteenth Eectloa District shall contain all that
part bounded by and lying within East Forty
third street East River East Ferty-second street and
Second
Tn sixteenth Election District shah contain all that
the city bounded by and lying within
fourth street East River East Forty and
ond
The Seventeenth Election District all that
part OF the city bounded by ana lyme within Ea-t rcrrv
fourth Second avenue East Fortytbrd street a.
Third
The Eighteenth E.ectian contain all that
par, o. city bounded and iyins Forty
seventh Third East fortyfcurih
Lexington
Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that
Of city bounded by and lyng within Forty.