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INV YORK, Nov. IA special to
ms'id iiom Colon says: The mon
.as 70 Bfazll, according TO a Rio
Ealeh, declare that tho republic eau.
10y longer than SIX months more.
'liysd Al Rio,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-John Bsfamiskl
vas nuTne1 TO death, bis wife aud
90 ca old son, Martin, fatally Injured
ana ia 90 Other people bAdl' hut In a
fire watch destroyed two tuildings at
400 an 1 Sg2 EoUle stree, this morning.
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lounon nayns Found ouii,y.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. IA
Clifton Maype, who has bson on trial
Tor ths last week for assaultiug Elsie
Shipton, his war;, has been found
guilty. ,Mayne was frmerly In the
real estate business In Omaha and later
in ban FrapCibcO,
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LONDON, Nov. l2,--Business on the
stock exchange this morning was OF q
Il uotuatlnR nature but during the AZ
tsrnoon IL was decidedly better In both
foreign stocks and mining shares. ow'
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t"iiUAoo' Now IA iour-slory
ma ~ lII.sl Division slroet was
n ,n.. NY night, iuilicllng an sggrs-
'os' o. $50, 600 on tue small bnsi.
,.ia Sm which had rented space IN
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sANpusKY, OhiU, NV. l2.-As a
feet OF American fisning boats were
engaged In lifting their nets near
North Bar island yesterday, the Can
adian cruiser Petrol appeared. Two
boats with crews Of two mon each
were taken aboard the Petrol. Over
two miles OF nets were connscated.
The crews OF the boats that escaped
admit that they were fishing In Cau-
Adian waters.
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NEW YORK. Nov. l2,-rhe ad.
journed trustees sale at public auction
Of the Washington aud Idaho railway
first mortgage bonds anu the Oregon
railway extension company nrst mort.
gage bonds has again been adjourned
until December inird, this city.
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ELIZABETH CADY STANTON.
women All ever the Country viii
Celebrate Her birthday.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2,-Women oil
over the country will celsbTAts today
the sOIh birthday OF Elizabeth Cady
Stanton. While tue national council
OF women 10 holding oongratulatory
services In tho Metropolitan Opera
House, N. X, the Cook County Equal
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At tho opening Of the hearing this
morning Chief Pratt was again on the
stand under crost-examinAti0n ~
Judge Mckay. The matter OF the In.
vesIisption OF the photograph referred
to Ia tas certain letter received at the
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Tn. steamer Failed on.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Puritan was pulled OF Great
Gull Island this morning. She Ia in
New Lon1on harbor, apparently not
greatly damaged,
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Continued on Pags FIVE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
Fait5-PromotiQq Series.


Ny FirH Niss,on, a narrative Of persons
oipc iunru as amiisiunAry upon no sandwich
Islands, By George e. Cannon. a5t.
A striug OF Pearls, containing = number "a
Interesting sketches and anecdotes Of mis-
summary lli', ctc., go
leaves From ny Journal, by Prosldsn,
Wilflrd woodruff, Absorption Of his wonder.
ful missionary oIprronco rad many interest
tas incident ~ he liia, 25a
TFpg,nsnta Of I.Hpcrlrucs, = collection Of
-.a.hrs FROM mo experience Of tiigrs 2Se
Sea- smith NJ y Prophet, q lecture e.
hturcd BY Eiof Anifs~ Jona1n before ~
s'nionb' Society ia ,ho Social Han, salt LAha.
Jan, No. 1891, 5',
Tho Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lattrp-
day haints, Is Priesthood, Organization
roctrlnea, Ordinances and History. ~ yohs
Jaguos 100,
Tne second Coming OF the nIosliab,
BY a. n. I.nbartl, o.
An7Iysis or thc Iiook OF Mormon, ~
%. H. Roberto, %.
The only Way 90 be saved, By Larsars
Snow, De-
Glad Tidiuxs OF Great JOY, ~ aoo1si
Taaadais, Ic.
baptism foF the IIenhission OF Sins, -
Il napslsm Essential 60 saIvaiionI "
Articles OF Faith, Small, SO.
a." Large, L.
Postage must DO paid on no abovA
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PROVO.



The f5Il5uInz business was trans
ncied To- tbe Elui district court 5aluf'
day. ,.,.,
eta: usadaL continued iJt 'ufm, pnf'
tusui t9 supIIaIal-.
Ia. IS. BrI.kstt al vs hlkH 0hott
Irrigation Co.; defendants d INJURED q"
smeudeI c0mrlalu. % lislh.Iii'
Afguod, .uumutcI and taken under
ndvisUmUul
VIII. patten We Thomas a.. por-
ham; decree iu accordance Win oie.
adaptations il open court,
L.. 4. IuphBm We Wan. II. islleNi
continued ulI January IS.
C.B. LIueu We ~. IA. tall-ni cIu'
tiuucI uIi January IS.
James r.. Hansen, % Ephinim0 was
granted divorce ffUu uatfltt
Hansen, on she grounds uI hIuleiy'
The rnsu was not Cuutta %, tha go.
respondent, Maguus Eugaslu, lH no"
aervlnn out sentence iu lhu itui'
teutlafy Tor the Uiicusu. AZ tue lnit
Erickson WAS SENTENCED Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Thurman hud 30
A. king, attorney Tor EuuaHJu,maue "a
statement TO tue elect tuat MrlltuHnn
had condouuI the Uiiunse Ui hia wiici
aud had resumed MARTIAL Relations
with hor Tue ntlOfnuya now state
that they had bucu alisiuiOruol 10 ihii
respect
tho divorce suit OF Selma Vincent
Va rhoa. IA. Vincent filed q low day
ago, wins dismissed On motion oil
plaintiff,
A decision was rendered lu the cast
OF Goshen Irrigation Go. W G.. j.
Nielsen a. OIL, determining the rghu
Of the various parties Interested 90 th'
waters OF tue Mona canal aui 0ihrl
stfeams Of water flowing into the canal
Spanish Fork Coop has cJmmuucal
n suit against Dawn J. Williams au.
Sarah Williams Tor spl,bj, due Oh
pfomissory note, with interest AZ ih'
rate VI 10 per cent from July 20 l5b4
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EatQst Publications.

me Life OF Joseph srrith, Cloh, cor,
fa,uor giiL ttoo. Morocc, gilt 800.
Prom kirkland 20 salt L.ko, uy Ja,na- A.
Little, asl pages, cloth, OliEg.l tis0i Iolfhls
nt, tloO, Leather oitrh rut tlb1.
Forty Wears Among tho Indiaua, "
panid VI. Jalos, t00 paeJs, cloth ta0ol
iHsisHr i2b1i Leather fiit, tg0l
Poeiieni writing OF -. y. whitney.
Cloth, us0, Leather uli, tlo5i aioroaa.,
extra giit 'ls0
Iirs u 'tebrr @. Ntn,baii, cisth, ta.s,
iiNf Leather $50. ful, roo. Morocco,
sttp gilt. tsn1
Lnttcr.dny sniutr psaimody. rap.,
C5y,rcl boards. cloth HACK. tt.sl each ii61a
rsr dol,i Cloth nn1uf, tiGD each, ti7.Oj rl,r
dnt,i CLOTH AMI Leather Hound, ti.I9 eaeh.
ti1uo psr i'l ~ cont BY mall n coats 30
cow additional
story OF the nooh % uormou. ~ Hds,
usurgu Haynl.is, Ciou. O. s1. C.l,h giit ia.oll
Haif leather s1t i1t1i Poll leather FiiL 500.
susday school Jtymn boob, eoa,s,us n
u0 uTmHs u8oi lu ulo schools, asa pagsa, cloA
bound, postpaid, 15e
Larrr aud small Sire liibics In Leathsp
tl1l, tbl, lJou ilsu and tI1l.
Family and ruiuu Wh.osi n iiHorsut styis,.
NiHHfHatHf fa.HHI re ono. eos HH. a.aN
President Ifobss o. r1imbHii'a Iouraas,
narrative Of l1 principal Incidents IN a.
career 0f vsrg remarkable mHr, 25e.
EAriy scenes ia church History. q Oh.
lection 90 incidents frun Go lives o. Iadsr.
% uechargh in carly days 2sc
me Life OF Sopht, M CON Of Lshi. vi,
omsmf'I from Jerusalem, in Iuioa, n ne
ia1I rHu EuuFn as South AmsHd, fit o.p.
turira iHinra Wo coming 0f ua Savior. II,
bn1t contains aHnr yrry important items CON.
ciruiuF tha BOOK Of Mormon. By ue1rro o.
Cannon, 2'e.
Scraps OF biography, containing sse.sh a
un Hisr'a tlfu. Incidents of ErpoHonea, aha
Eovoi Kuiuhtu Journal, 1sc.
The uyth OF iho Manuscripts Pound.
or tho Alsuriiua OF tho spauliins stlfy, b.
uoorFo Reynolds, g5r.
Labors In tho Vineyard, contains some o.,
m1 most Interesting otpaHsngal ever written,
g'r
Eventual Narratives, contains slrre intorsst.
iHE Sketches a7i valuable les13nl. g3c
Helpful visions, Instructive manifestations a
us Lord % iis children. 4lt.
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J.. ID. HiggiugbothHm, deputy clerk
Of the Fourlh judicial dih,rloh Do npunu'
ing a few days in Provo.
A warrant has been Issued from
DuM0iay's court for two moI, who 10
is charged have stolen coal IRON the
Il. q. Western cars m Spanish Fork
canyon.
James n. Madison, aged 20 aud Llu-
lea A. DAVIS. IS, to.h Of Saiiun, have
taken out marriage liconse.
Elder Joseph -. Keller has been
called 10 tho office Of Bishop Of tue
Fourth ward vico J. T.. Booth resigned.
Bishop Keller has selected Andrew
Watson na his ilrst aud jacob II. datCu
a. his second o0uusolOrs.
The speakers at the quarterly Stake
conference, held Saturday AMI sunday,
were Elders A. IL. Caunou, John
Henry smith and +. NJ. Lyman, n
the Council Of APOSTLE; Huym0r y.
Young and RuiOu 5. Wells VI tho
presidency OF Seventies A. o. 5m01h
David John and Edward Paruldge, Of
tho Stake presidency Dr. Kari e.,
Maesor and Elder &. ID. Evans. EK-
cellent Instructions were given upon
the various duties OF the Saints, aui
time OF spiritual rejoicing was OK
pofienCou,
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Tho report that Lady Horny Somerset
Intends participating iH Ono total go o..
umrH and putty uusado u America
Is causing slmo uuAud comments hur,
Gays 70 London exchange She hos very
largo Otate, boo England, and complaints
from her tenants uro worry urc. sbo ro.
comfy undertook Go provide % largo
number OF new h0pbou.s Tor those
who mako o. living by raising this crop
on hur land This genuine kindness on
her part i' turned into r.pr6ach ly cap.
tIous critics who BOO Inconsistency iu
thus holpIug 90 provide tho essential iu.
rodiut for tho manufacture Of tho
deadly topr.
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a Charlottesville lludl man has I'D.
vCriiscd his homo for nlo ns follows;
'ln order 30 raise sufficient funds to
supply my i5.yuar.old daughter with
all tho tomioolCy required by tho high
school faculty as starter Tor ma oduca.
ton tO IN our h1astod Emo educational
institution, ! find that my salary h0iug
insufficient um compelled 60 SOIL my
homo. AZ tho ratio thu school faculty Is
going they won't iuru ont q scholar
with enough common sense loft 20 SGT o
dinner table"
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
From Park CITY, Bingham aud Brig.
ham city.

Park Record. a car Of machinery
for the Ontario electric light plant
consisting OF one dynamo anu attach.
ments, arrived from the east yesterday
over the U. f.. The water motora
have been shipped from San Francisco
and arc expected 10 arrive within the
next TOW days. A. soon az the ma
ohlnery all gets here It viii not take
long to get the plant In operation, as
work on tho building lie being rushed
and 40 delay will be- experienced Oh
account OF 10 nuu.COmpluuun. Tue
wiring mas all been done, Do. g1 about
all that remains 90 DO Will uu 90 place
the machinery IN position anu turu
on tho WntOf.,......Au accident hop
pouud over nj the mouth Of the Oniauu
drain tunnel "Wednesday morning,
where the power house Of tho Ontario
electric light plant ~ being erected
that caused slight injuries TO Jour
men anu "A serious injury %
Peter NlrkwoOi. The men were
raising tho huh bout 90 tho
building, when thu brace 10 which the
block aud tackle was attached pulled
oil anu allowed the bent 10 fall. it
pulled The fourth bent with 10 anu She
men were caught beneath the WRECK,
Peter kilkwUud was struck uu the
head aud knocked inseuBiblc, while
Mossrf. Mahunvy M0ult1n ani Don.
nisuu woru hurt about the body but
were ublU 90 g0 % WORK tue following
day. kitkwo1l, however, was laid ~
Tor repairs ana is not able TO 20 10 work
az yet. 10 wAsA lucky accident uud 20
10 u wonder that one or two were not
killed outright. lhu building upon
which the men were working 10 pro-
gresaiug rapidly aud will sIOu DO en-
closed.
Brigham Bug'or Fred Hillmau Is
90. are doing % rushing business ut tie
old tauurTy building. They are stDuf-
ing most VI tho prlt trade in northern
Utah aud southern lunb0, Last week
1000 pols were brought Into Town.
These would average Tour pounds OF
wool 10 the pelL lnis wool, alter IL is
pulled Auu washed, 3D. HUfln from
eight 10 fifteen cents, 30 tuiH one con.
Eigument was worth about $1,000,
Seven hands are now employed sL the
tauuory.
Bingham Bulshm The Wost Noun.
tain Placer company have finished
cutting tho station Hul pump room
ana have lowered the pumps anu
placed them iu position, WurA rs now
being moro 2rNiOusly prosecuted, aud
with q larger force %. men thau al any
time since the company begun orur.
Hi0us, The force Was very materially
increased this week guu one ur two
new drliW started, This company
mean business, uuI ere I0u. Will u0uu.-
less be- handsomely enumerated iuI
the heavy uNp0uso they uayn been DO,
BY lhu ron guiIuu trtu-urra wulcu
they ATE sure 10 uud On tuur ground.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas w. stayuer lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended TO. Office
hcComiek.RiehaTds building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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Sunday SCHOOL aqd Primary.

ion hs-s books and carda portage vim -
s.rgod IN addition n uie prices givan, % soni -
mail. unless uio puoe givcu is f,r 'posipald"l
Rirat Hook Tor our Litiio Friends, 10,
tls uss o. sunday schools. il,
second uook FOE our Liitie Frisnds
sunday school rea.ior, 1la
intermediate :. =. usndsr,8 o-.
Question aud Answer on the Tin
and uission OF she Prophet Josepa
smith, Zoe.
nibie Questions and Answers, for ID,
u.' n primary Associations, i5s
ChiIdren's Primary hymn HOOK, Tvs
COPIES postpaid, 1e
rrimnry speaker, No. Z, postpaid, 50
Y. Ia
Tho Model non BOOK, postpaid. tsa
CLASS HeRistcr., pr doi., soe
Primary Tune uook, ioa
IIooh Of MORMON Catechi.rn, postpaid. %,
o. =. linton Hymn book, cash no, po,s
paid, 25o.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OR TIE WORLD
The only llH1 gulllDg lTO
Through Fast Trains daily |
LEADVTLLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE NOV. Is, 1904.

Train No. leaves Ogden 7o1 am.
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 am, Colorado Springs ISL am.
Denver 1890 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 61s pm,
Salt Lake $50 pm, arrive at Pueblo
s.27 pm, Colorado Springs d'5S PM,
Denver 9;75 pm
C1nnec l,ns made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with hll lines oAst
Elegant day coachoa, chair cars and Pull
mhn EIouparh ON all trains. Take tho
ID. & %, q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the nnnaG scenery 90 tho Goa
uugnL
A. &, HUGHE| q. X. HOOPER,
Traffic hansgpT, q. Z. q q. A.
Denver Colo. Denver, Cole
d. r. EEYiN9,
General Agent,
Cal, LEEs CtE, n
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music.

The Improvement Association rs=a
hooh, contains collection Of original
and selected song and hymns, sot " music ~
Professor z. Be Hsley Seventy eight pages Il
choice music, postpaid, tlu.
u. =. Union sTusic Hook, postpaid, soa
Primary Tune HOOK, no, without pos,AsN
tlc
rho d'Sninody, PAPER ndos, tiso Cloth, ti.sq,
ui L,athoI. tl.7u. Postage ~ Of each
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
4Ta4G trurs aHI H1aff lf saI lass
Gu bdlv, ui IgNoiris

4TauT srurf ail H9urf Hf sal lass
CO batH ui lJiori1
AUuvE.
PROM tli Eastern u0iHia .s..,.,....... f On am
from rutts, Portland, San iron.
cisco, Cache valley and uEIrus.iU n "a u
from hI llftrrn points. lark lIy
uuu NfIrnsssH.... ..s..ssss.sssss I'd p M'
frUm san Francisco. ogden and
intermediate u1nutn.s..s,aas..... e lh % n.
'tgom Milford. Jua1, rr3g1. saulsiC
aud kuIraa..ss..........s.s s...s...s... o Do % u
Itr0u IOfmIula ami IoIuIu............. W % n
urrAHr
Dor urfrn. Para CO aud 40 Eastern
points s,.s....,ssss s....a sss..ss..s..s on H rI
Dor ogden and intermediate points 40 am
fur ogden, intermediate uo.un
Fan Francisco and Cache
NhIlty poiuia. ..,,.,.s.s..,.........,... 20 p boo
Tor CgtUn. 400 r1intl east nutia. i'0fl.
land. HnH Son Franc eco, % % u
stur Iufuta. Provo. .a1uu.f VALLEY
NopW jua6 and FRISCO .,a. o.. e Is "a H
iroF noelc and Torm.uul.........,.. , a. d FOL.
'rtalns south OF Juap run dAly except
sunday.
Daily except sunday,
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missio7ay Supplies.

uosgau's Tract No. ., o..
" ., gota
U 3, 8-ts.
The Modern prophot, scta
True ". FaIsc Hcligion, s,ta
Ihe Goepol Pioneer, Jsi4
a uepiy % "rho Mormon pursz.
toEy,n N
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City Ticket once, 2Oi hll1 S,fs,,
Through Pullman Palace tIorpors, latest
Improved Tourist rlcrIprH. Free Reclining
char Care tlusiut bay Coaches.
Telephone ln.
~ HUXLEY. cent At rasgr. bop
A. DICKINSON, General Manager
III IOMAN. q, T. a A.. AseuL
p. 49, 10. CLARK,
OLIVER w.. MINk.
v tlLEUl AhuEkHON Receivers
john W. uuANE.
thEuEMCh A. CuUuGHL
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ESTATES.

Hslrs md Others having an estate to
fette should consult Chas. w. Slaynsr
lie has had an experience Of over
twenty-five years as attorney Tor estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City.
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In Boys ONERCOATs wo have made
the following cutsi
$1,000 Ovcrcoats Tor $3.50.
$500 Ovcrcoats for 5000.
$500 Ovrrconts for $3.50.
$500 Oycrcoats Tor 81 90.
In Children's Ovcrconts We have
made the following cuts3
$3.50 Ovcrcoats Tor $500.
$3.50 Overconts for $500.
Sl.5O Oycrcoats for $3.50.
$3.50 Ovcrcoats for si.75.
In order 60 reduce our stock at once
we quote these unhoard-Of prices.
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For sale by C.. 80 j. Drug Depart,
gsnt Sole agents lor Salt Lake City
L ala
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP.
J. pIies-Office of Purchasing and Depot Commits
sary No. SO New Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco Call November IL, 1S95.-Sealed proposals,
in duplicate subject 10 the usual conditions, will be
received at this Office until IL O'Clock A NJ, on
FRIDAY, November 70, 1895 at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence Of bid
ders for furnishing and delivery of the following
named subsistence supplies:
Pork. Bacon, Flour, Beans, Beef {corned), Rice,
Vinegar Pepper, Candies, Apricots. Backing,
Blueing Borax. Chocolate. Corn, Crabs, F'iavoriDg
Extracts, HOLSTERS. Matches, oysters, Pickles,
Salmon Salt, Sardines, Sauce cranberry,
Shrimps, soap, Soup, Starch, Sugar, Tapioca,
Thread Tobacco, Tomatoes, Towels, Toweling,
Packing Boxes, III ils and Hammers. Proposals
will not be considered unless accompanied by sam
ples of articles bid for. The Government reserves
the right TO reject any or all proposals Preference
will be given to articles OF domestic production or
manufacture, conditions of quality and price Gin
Guiding in the price OF foreign production or manu-
factiIre the duty thereon), being equal Blank pro-
posals and full information as TO the quality of
supplies character of packages, etc., will be fur
nished on application to this office: Envelopes
containing PROPOSALS should be marked, Proposals
for Subsistence Supplies, 10 be opened November
%, 1895" and addressed to the undersigned.
CHAS. p EAGAN, Major and c. s., United States
Army.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. November 90.
schr Eclipse, Guttormsen, days from Eu-
reka; Pa NJ # lumber, to Chas Nelson.
Schr San Matee, Olsen, 20 days from San Diego;
ballast, 10 master.
Domestic Ports.
WALDPOET-ArrivedN Nov 17-Schr Amethyst,
hence Nov 3.
REDoNDo--Arrived Nov 2o-stmr Alcazar, I'm
Port Los Angeles.
SAN PEDRO-Sailed Nov 2O-Schr Sadie, for
Umpqua.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov 20-Br bark Trlni-
dad, from Melbourne.
Foreign Ports.
DUBLIN-Arrived nov 19-Br ship Dowan Hill
hence June 20.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Arrived prior TO Nov ls
-Br bark Inveresk, from Leith, to load for San
COLoN-Arrived Nov 1s-Stmr Finance, from
New York.
Observation-Disclosures Nov 19-Br stmr China,
hence Oct %, via Honolulu.
DUNGENESS-Passe Nov 1S-Br ship Gantock
Rock, from Antwerp for San Francisco. 19-Br
ship Leyland Brothers. from London for San Fran
cisco.
VICTORIA-Arrived Nov 2O-Br stmr Empress
of China, from Hongkong.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW 1ORK-Arrived Nov 20-Stmr Venetia,
from Stettn
sailed Nov 2O-Stmr Friesland, for Antwerp; st
Louis for southampton; Adriatic for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN-Arriyed out Nov 20-Stmr
NAPLES-Arrived out Nov 2O-Stmr Italia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out Nov 20-Stmrs
Spree and New York.
LIZARD-Passed Nov 2O-Stmr Spaarndam, fm
New York for Rotterdam stmr Dresden, from
New Y ork for Bremen; stmr Massachusetts, from
New York for London.
PRAWLE POINT-Passed Nov 20-Stmr Persia,
from Hamburg for New Y rk-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County ClerSs Office yesterday:
Louis Levy and Isabella Goldman. $3.50.
Antonio Casanova and Jeni Bacigalupi, 31-20.
Michael Calvin and Elenor Callaghan, 1923.
John Dieling and Adolphlna Seaman, 3l-22.
William f. Tieten and Milda Schidt, 29-20.
Arni b. Salsig and Annie Murphy, 46-23.
Michael Calvin and Julia Donohue 26-23.
c. w. Howard and Frances Coleman, 36-31.
Nathaniel f. Lnfield and Norah Ward, 1926
c. A. Muller and Maye g. Cunningham, 21-1S
Benjamin L. Bear and Matte Gilbert, 42-36.
Andrew c. Cuneo and Adeline Chatelle, 1923
Richard III. Power and Annie X. Eaton, 29-20
Bernard Knight and Mary Jordan, 26-24.
Henry w. Hammond and Cora Davis, 24-20.
Charles P. Tripland and Clemence E. Lefebore.
53-45.
VIM. c. Zaretzky and Matilda j. LANCE, 27-25
Harry w. Walden and Ariel c. Bonner, 24-la.
Walter Creasey and Rachael Brownlow, 1924
William II. Dunn and Lizzie Lauffer. 44-3S.
Patrick ]. Kiley and Alice NJ. Norris 35-29.
William r. Craig and L. Eta Brown, 29-27.
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MARRIED.

AUSTIN-WILCOX-In Carson City, New. June
81, 1895, by Judge Hawthorn BENJAMIN Cooper
Austin and Blanche Wilcox, both Of San Fran
cisco.
opKINS-RANDALL-In this city, November
Is, 1895, by the Rev. j. Cumming Smith, War
rem C. Hopkins and Ruby Randall, both of San
Francisco.
PERAZZI-LASTRETTO- this city, Novem-
Der 20, 1895, by the Rev. Father Wyman, Horace
Perazzi and Teresa Lastretto, both of San Fran
cisco.
sPROAT-GOwEN-I this city, November Is,
1895, by Justice Of the Peace Barry. c. Sproat
and Dora A. Gowen.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

BORN.
BENDER-In this city, November 1S, 1895, to the
wife of George L. Bender,
BREDHOFF-In Oakland, November Is, 1895,
10 the wife of Henry Bredhoff. daughter.
CUDDON-In this city, November z, 1885, to the
wife of r. +. Cuddon, son.
FITZPAT H. 1895, to the
wife of Hugh Fitzpatrick, daughter.
HANDLEY-To the wife of 81. Handley, son.
KAEHLER-In this city, November 4, 1895,
to the wife OF George Kaehler. son.