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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-16
A MYSTERIOUS MANSION,
Its Inmate a Man With a Re-
markabIe History Gained
in the East.
DEALT IN ORIENTAL SLAVES.
Strange Revelry That ArouseS the
Curiosity of Quiet Neigh
bOrS.

On Barrett street, between Stockton and
Powell, in the center of a quiet neighbor-
hood, stands large house, completely EN-
circled by tall iron ratings. The gate OF
this Enclosure is always locked and an air
of mystery hangs about the silent house.
But if during the day it presents no
signs of activity, when night comes the
windows are blaze of light and sounds OF
revelry are heard from within. Echoes of
merry laughter and the strains of piano
and guitar set the neighbors wondering who
the jewellers are and what manner of man
is the staid-looking old gentleman who is
seen issuing from the iron gate every morn
ing, his clothes carefully brushed, his boots
polished and his general appearance that
of successful merchant.
He is man with history. He accu-
mulated a large fortune in Turkey, in
Europe, in early life, and was the intimate
friend and adviser of an Ottoman poten-
tate. He was a wild and adventurous
youth in those days, and used to journey
to Circassia to select the harems of his
friends. He adopted the Turkish costume,
and step by step arose to a place higher
than any European had ever occupied
before in an Ottoman court. He knew
We'll the uses VI IHe DOWSITluS anu SdCb
and could tell strange tales of tragedy that
had taken place at midnight in the dark
waters of the Bosporus.
Then came change, and for some reason,
known only to himself and the inner circle
of the oriental court, he was deposed from
his high position. He narrowly escaped
the bowstring and the Bosporus. and fed
from Constantinople. 1t was rumored
among those who knew him that he had
permitted his affection for a beautiful
young girl he had purchased in the slave
between him and the allegiance he owed
that stern, jealous ana vindictive Mussul-
man. The girl suffered the death, but the
disgraced favorite escaped.
In this City he opened a. sort of furniture
warehouse on Stockton street, and began
to lend money on good rates of interest to
the young bloods of the town. He amused
| them with his stories of life in the East,
and gave them such coffee and tobacco,
! In Turkey as they could not procure else
where. He had his apartments on the
upper floor of the Stockton-street building
| furnished in the most luxurious manner,
with the rarest rugs, tapestries and otto
mans, and filled with the odors of fragrant
| woods. He took fancy to Alice Edith
| Dickson, the housekeeper of Tom Blythe,
| and advanced her money to prosecute her
| case. He was at the same time the most
| liberal and the most generous of men.
| From the furniture place he moved to
| the house on Barrett street, and there it is
| possible, the same lavish style of enter
tainment is kept up Only those who have
| the password, however, can pass that iron
| gate, and the neighbors are puzzled and
tell weird tales about the doings in the big
| and closely guarded mansion.
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THROUGH A WINDOW,
Sensational Escape of Justice of the
Peace GrOezinger From an Irate
LAWYER.

Sensational Escape of Justice of the
Peace Groezinger From an Irate
Lawyer.
Justice of Peace Groezinger made a de.
cision yesterday which came very near
being one of the most important in his
judicial career. He decided against the
plaintiff in the case of A. S. Neuberg
versus Captain of Police Douglass, and the
former went on the warpath and declared
that he would have the Judges life.
The suit was brought by Neuberg to
secure damages claimed by him for being
iorcibly elected from the courtroom dur
ing the Durrant trial. He went to
Judge Conlan's court with many Others
out of curiosity, and in observance of the
cubic air law Captain Douglass pushed him
out OF the room. Neuberg at once began
suit for 1893 SO and confidently expected TO
get the money. The case was assigned to
Judge Groezingers court and tried last
week. decision was to be rendered
yesterday and Neuberg was on hand.
He was not present, though, when the
decision was made, and it was not until .
O'Clock IN the afternoon that he learned of
the result OF the suit. His fate was un-
folded to him in the office of the Justices
clerk and he startled those present bv his
bloodthirsty declaration
II L can't get justice I'll have a JUS
tice," he exclaimed, in a tragic manner.
Groezinger's courtroom was locked and
Neuberg made wild dash for the Judges
chambers. The Judge was there, but for
tunately the door opening on to the CORR
dor was latched. Neuberg shook the por-
tai violently and yelled for the Judge to
come out. The Judge had no idea who was
outside, but he discreetly refused to comply
with the invitation. Meantime a messen-
ger was sent from the clerk office to the
Judge warning him to look out for the
angry plaintiff.
The Justice looked about him for an
avenue OF escape and his eye fell on the
window.
HUMP he unused. ut would be an
awkward predicament for a man on the
bench to be seen climbing out of a win
dow"
The reflection that the window was on a
line with the door, and that bullet NIGH
forever interfere with his getting away,
hurried his steps and he climbed down the
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wall like Shaun the Poet in "Arrah-na-
Poeue" He held on to the copings and
made the perpendicular descent step by
step. 1t was only few. minutes, but it
seemed like an age to the Judge before the
courtyard was reached.
He fastened to inform the police of the
situation of affairs, but two officers had al
ready been sent to look for Neuberg. The
latter had grown tired of his attempt to
break in the door, and had evidently con-
Guided that it was a serious matter to
threaten Justice of the Peace. When the
police got upstairs he had vanished, leav-
ing a curious crowd gazing at the door of
the room where, it was thought, the Judge
was concealed.
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OFFICES TO LET.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY, June Is.
stmr Bonita Doran, "a hours from San Diego
and way ports; produce. to Goodall, Perkins & Co
Ship spartan, Polite, 5 days from Seattle: $500
tons coal, to Cornwall
Sailed.
SATURDAY, June Is.
Stmr Noyo. Levinson Fort Bragg.
Stmr South Coast, Hansen.
Stmr Rival. johnson, Fort Bragg.
Br stmr Belgic, Walker, Hongkong and Yoke
hama
stmr Crescent City, Allen. Crescent City.
Nc stmr Costa RIGA, Mcintyre, Nanamo.
Stmr Pomona. Hannah, Eureka.
Stmr Del Norte stockfeth. Grays Harbor.
brig ConSuelo, Jacobsen, kahuluf
Schr Orion, Anderson, Eureka.
Schr Guide, Olson.
Schr Amethyst Boriand, Coquille River.
Movements of Vessels.
Yesterday the schr w II Talbot taken to
Union street, the ship Cyrus Wakefield to the Mail
dock and the brig Consuelo to
To-day the ship II Glade will be towed from
the seawall TO Port Costa and the ship st Mungo
from Port Costa to the stream.
The bark Ravenscourt will be taken from Beale
street to Port Costa and the ship Peleus from Oak
land TO Green street.
Tomorrow the ship Spoke will tow from Hun
tiers Point TO Harrison street and the bark wilma
from the stream TO Mission 2.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Ar June 15-Stmr Humboldt,
Diego.
Sailed June l5-stmr eleone: stmr North Fork,
Tor san francisco: stmr Laguna.
POINT ARENA-Arrived June 15-Stmr Whites
boro, from Greenwood
Sailed June l5-Stmr Greenwood. for Port
Los Angeles.
NEWPoRT-Arrlved June 15-schr VIM Rem
ton, from Seattle.
NENTURA-Saied June 15-S tmr National
City, for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-Passed June 15-Bark Richard III,
from Comox. for San Francisco.
ASTORlA-Arrived June 15-Bark Aureola, hce
May 80.
Sailed June 15-Stmr Alice Blanchard and stmr
1ruckee, for san Francisco.
MENDOCINO-SailedJ June 1b-Schr Bobolink.
for San francisco.
ROCKPORT-SailedJ June 15-Stmr Scotia, for
San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-Sailed June 15-Stmr Navarro
for San Francisco.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers
LIVERPOOI-Arrlved June 15-Stmr Cevic finn
New York
SoUTHAN1PTON-Arrived June 15-Stmr Ber-
lin, from New York.
Observation-Disclosures June l5-Stmr Italia from
Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures June 15-Stmr UNI
bria from New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June l5.- Sim r
Kaiser Wilhelm, from New York via Southamp-
ton; stmr Havel. from New York.
lmpOrtations.
LOMPOC-Per Bonita-55 SKIS beans, "a SKIS
mustard, l5O SKIS corn. kegs 30 bxs butter, cs
honey IL dry hides, SIX green hides, l bdl dry
fruit, cs tea % cs eggs cs dry goods.
San Smeon-332 hogs.
Consignees.
Per Standardization, Breon & Co; Jones & Co:
South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co;
Brigham, Hoppe & Co; Dairymens Union; Lowry
& Stellar; Getz Bros s. Co: Dodge, Sweeney & Co:
w c Price & Co; Standard Oil Co; Haight: {,
& Co; Wieland Brewing Co; II Dutard; Sachs
Bros & Co; Columbus Buggy Co.
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HER LIKING FOR HIM.

His Verdancy Had Strong Attractions
for the Girl of Irish Blood.
He was about the most verdant young
man she had ever met, and the more he
talked to her the more he impressed him
self upon her in that regard until she
could restrain her expression of apprecia-
ton no longer.
do you know" she said, with charm
ing candor, "that like your"
II didn't know it, miss" he replied
awkwardly, "but as you have told me so,
l am sure feel very highly fattered.
We'll, do; and I couldn't help telling
you So"
May ask why2'' he said, with pink
white flush showing itself on his cheek.
Il presume it is because l am such
thoroughly Irish girl" and he didn't
know what she meant until he told the
story to his roommate, and that gentleman
suggested the national color of ireland as
probable explanation.-Detroit Free
Press.
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REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.
Voters of the Thirty Fourth Assembly
District Get Together.

D1str1ct Get TOEether.
A number of Republicans in the Thirty
fourth Assembly District met last night at
the residence of John J. Jackson, secretary
of the Republican County Committee, to
effect a permanent organization for the
next campaign. General plans looking to
the advancement of the party in the dis
trict were discussed as well as the steps
necessary to be taken to cooperate with
clubs in other districts. to make the COM
ing local and Presidential campaigns sue
cessful ones for the party.
Resolutions were adopted commencing
the services rendered by Senator Eugene
f. Bert and Supervisor ]. X. C. Hobbs and
expressing the confidence reposed in them
by their constituents.
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NJ ARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to marry granted yesterday n,
follows:
Arthur Asplund and Augusta Calen, 1928
Antonio Consani and Frances Renna, 24-23.
Philip D. Ieiser and Lee McClintic, 29-24
William Kabel and Lena BreDner $50.
Frederick Arendes and Mary Blume, 25-2l.
Thomas b. Duffy and Katie Scully. 25-24.
Adalbert Krshak and Johanna Krshak, 45-32.
c. a. Driscoll and Louise B. Johnson. $3.50.
Terry P. Martin and Mamie A. Sheehan, 26-22.
Henry lessen and Margaretha Holmes, 30-31.
Emile L. Fausse and Betsy Hanson 32-21.
Emil Dreyfus and Sadie Thurston. 46-26.
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PROPOSALS.
GALIF0RNIA HOME FOR THE CARE AND
- TRIMMING of Predetermined Children.


PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SUPPLIES.
Notice to bi6ders-Sealed proposals TO furnish
supplies to the California Home for the Care and
year beginning July !, 1895. and ending June 30,
1896 will be received by the Board of Trustees up
which time those presented will be opened and
compared and awards made. No proposal will be
entertained unless made upon the blank form fur
nlshed by the home upon application. These forms
comprise the following schedules:
l, groceries; 2, flour: 3, meal and feed; T. but
ter, eggs and provisions; 5, dry goods; 6, coal oil
and gasoline: z, coal; g. potatoes; 8, brooms
brushes and willowware: 10, clothing uniform
sutS).
All the articles called for are to be of the best
quality subject to the approval OF the superintend
quantities as may be desired at the institution sta
tions, viz: Eldridge Is. +. and n. p. Railway
Celston IS. p Co Ine) in Sonoma County near
Glen Ellen 1t is expressly understood that ii
greater or less quantity of any article therein men
toned shall be required by the superintendent the
same shall be furnished by the contractor at the
contract price, Bids Will ne entertained only when
coming from bona-hde dealers in the class of
articles bid for. No hid will be considered unless
accompanied by certified check for at least 10
per cent Of the aggregate amount bid. Said check
is 10 be made payable TO the order of 1.-The board Of
trustees Of the California Home +. NJ. Co. and to
be returned to the bidder In of rejection of his
bid; or, II his bid shall be accepted, then to be
turned to the bidder upon his filing proper bond
acceptable TO the board of rustees for the faithful
performance of the contract within ten days after
the award shall have been made, otherwise said
check shall be collected, and the proceeds paid to
the of said institution.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Preference will be shown supplies that are
of California product manufacture, when the
same are known to be of sufficient merit and are
equal in price.
Payments to be made monthly, In cash, when
there is money in the State treasury available for
such payments, and when there is no money in the
State treasury payments to be made in State war
rants to be paid out OF the first money in the State
treasury applicable thereto. All bids are to be ad-
dressed and sent to DIR. A. E. OSBORNE, secre-
tary board of trustees OF the California Home for
the Care and Training of Feeble minded Children,
Eldridge 2. o., Sonoma County, Cal. and indorsed
proposals for Furnishing Supplies"
All bids opened at II o'clock noon of July 3,
1898, at the home.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
a. =. OVERTON, President.
A. E. OSBORNE, MD, Superintendent and Sec
tary.
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MARRIED.

AIsKIED.
COUN1HAN-AYERS-In South San Francisco,
June 3, 1895, at All Hallows' Church, by the Rev.
rather Foley, Jere 2. Counihan and Maggie j..
Ayers, both of San Francisco
DOW LING-McKEAGE-In this city, March 81
1898, at St. Joseph,s Church. by the Rev. Father
O'Nell Frank c. Bowling and Nellie McKeagc.
IA, 1895, Johu Johnson and Maria Anderson.
LITTLE-TUNNY--In this city, June IA, 1895,
Homer l.. Little and Annie c. funny.
Ma NNETT-In this city, June L. s95,
George A. MARQUIS and Alba Bennett.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw.


A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE, PROBATE LA WIS
n specially; suits superior, Justice, Police
courts; terms reasonable: collections, etc. g. w.
HOWE, atty-at-law $50 Market, cor. Stockton.
MONEY ADVANCEDTOL ITIGANTS, COURT
w costs and charges paid In matters of probate,
contracts, damages, accidents, notes. irstclass
collections and general law business Address j. F.
NAUGHTON, "a Nevada block, s. f.
TOHN K. A1TKEN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, RS.
y 16 and II. 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California
T A. MITCHELL, ATT'Y-AT-LAW, REMOVED
q to Spreckels bldg, 929 Market ST.; advice free.
WIN. H. CHAPMAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
w Mills building, sixth floor, room 5, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Telephone 1914.
w w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, 42O
w California St., rms, 14-15; advice free.
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PROPOSALS
J. FOR SUPPLIES FOR VETERANS HOME
ASSOCIATION.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received by the board Of directors OF the Veter
ans Home Association at its office, room l3, No.
$40 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, up
to o'clock p. M SATURDAY, June 90 1895,
and opened Immediately thereafter in the pres
ence of bidders for furnishing and delivering
quartermaster and commissary supplies for the
Veterans Home, Napa County (railroad station,
Yountvle) for the six months commencing July
l. 1895, and ending December 81, 1895.
Schedules with information and instructions for
submitting bids will be furnished upon application
TO the undersigned. Bidders will carefully follow
the conditions of the schedules and no bid will be
considered unless it is in accordance with such
schedules.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with GER
titled check upon some well-known and RESPONSE
Bile banking house for at least 10 per cent of the
amount OF his bid payable to j. G. CURRIER,
Treasurer, conditioned that the bidder will enter
ceptance, as required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, and to order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Address J. ]. SCOVILLE,
Secretary Veterans Home Association, room l3,
No. 800 Sansome St, San Francisco, Cal
BY order of the Board of Directors.
DAINTING
L PROPOSALS FOR LABOR SEALED PRO-
posals for performing the labor of painting. the
buildings of the Veterans Home in Napa County
(ralroad station Yountville) will be received by
the board of directors of the Veterans Home AS
ISOLATION at its Office, room ID, No 800 Sansome
street, San FRANCISCO Cal up to 2 O'Clock P. M,
Specifications will be furnished bidders upon ap-
plication. Bids should be marked Proposals for
painting" and addressed to
Secretary Veterans Home Association, room Is,
$40 Sansome st.. San Francisco Cal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ board Of directors of the Escondido Irrigation
District will receive sealed proposals for the pur-
chase of Sill 900 Of the bonds OF said district and
board in the city of Escondido California until 10
o'clock A. II on the LIST day of July 1895;
secre,arv Escondido A 1rr j; WEkDES
Dated MAY g. 1895.
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R0RN.

ADAMS-In this city, June IA, 1895, to the wife Of
Charles Albert Adams a daughter.
BUSCH-In this city, June IA, 1885, to the wife of
]. 7. Busch, a son.
GABRIEL-In this city, June 10, 1895, to the wife
of j. Henry Gabriel, daughter.
HARRY-In this city, June Is, 1895, to the wife Of
]. R. Harry, daughter
HULLING-In this city, June 10. 1895, to the wife
OF James Hulling, SON.
JOH NSTONE-In this city, June 10, 1895, TO the
wife OF w. III. tombstone, twin daughters.
JOHANSEN-In this city, June 2, 1895, to the
wife of ]. Johansen, a son.
RESTUCH-In this city, June g. 1895, TO the wife
OF John j. Restuch, n daughter
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DIVORCES GRANTED.

Richard c. Wentz of Oakland from Lillian G.
Wentz, by Judge Hebbard, ON the ground of deser-
ton.
William Kabel from Margaret Kabel on the
ground Of desertion.
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES

Birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will 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.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.


s Jordan, Dutch Flat r Noble Iowa Hill
) Bruck, Gold Run McGregor, Ventura
+ Herman, Gold Run II NJ Standley U SN
w Cheney & VT. Prescott A f Crowell san lose
Miss l. EKiott, Stockton c Tyrrel Vallejo
Grace st Clair Buckleman Vallejo
DR. Finney, Lincoln J Kelly Vallejo
M A Mclaughlin & W, T Koran, Vallejo
fortland L a Hampson, La
l blnolns, portland w King, La
Gayner, Idaho Hart, San Jose
A Harris, Humboldt A Doane Chicago
L Hartman & WI, Cal a Barker y y
n Brown, Cal II Hearn Newman
A Hicks. SCOTS Bar Mrs Beasley Il d.. Wdlnd
ID Wadsworth, S Rosa Willis, Sacto
Bahle. Seattle Clark, San Jose
howe, Seattle Misses Berding, Ferndale
6 w Hopkins, Seattle w Roberts Il VT, Fndle
Z Williams, Vallejo NJ VI Rosenberg, IIdsbrg
MISS Williams. Vallejo Blakeley, Rockltn
A L George, Redding
GRAND HOTEL
Smith & w, Stockton l. Matick, S CHI Portland
Warden, Portland II Rush, spokane
NJ Blomefeld Santa Cruz Bentley Il w,New York
Hidreth, Los Angeles Jenner Etna
A II Hart, California G a Mountcaste, L Ang
w II tisk Chicago Isaac GRAB ST Louis
A g Hunt & w W oodland b Springer, British Col
Mrs NJ McPike, Omaha Mrs Bingham, Tacoma
Miss Bingham, Tacoma + Miller, Los Angeles
II E Smith, Philadelphia Prendville, Liverpool
F II Crawford, kans City Mrs RkBrown, Woodland
j Brown, Nolo w German, Victoria
WDPkeppel. IslesofEden Caferate, Virginia City
q HATS, Stockton ! Kahn. Colorado
W Peterson Jr. Sac NJ Blum, Vacavlle
X Donaldson&w Victoria S I Ceniow. New York
c J Jones, stockton D EldridGe, Stockton
A Eldrdge, Stockton II McCraney, sac
PALACE HOTEL.
Mrs Burter San Jose Cooks,
Mrs F Dresser, Butte i Dwyer, Sacramento
Mrs MeoIs, Napa a q Fisk. y
w Henderson. Liverpool + Auzerais, San Jose
J " Lewis, Del Monte f Best, Ohio
w s Stett, Chicago Mrs l. kregolo, Chicago
Miss Kregoo, Chicago |. fl Hole, Chicago
J Z Hitler, Washington l. w Runyan Red Bluff
II Jacoby, y y & W FogS, Colo Springs
y Macmillan. Knoxville a Wright & ", Portland
Gillel, France + Laner, Reading
w II Murray Seattle Stewart, Seattle
G Wallace, Eureka Miss Baur, China
] w Specht, > NJ Hard, n Y
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
File!opyi Chicago A NJ Canty, New
r Dayton, Pawtucket II Harris, Carson City
o Opie Virginia City + j Morgan Alameda
Cossell, Oakland F Ward Brooklyn
q Wagner & W, S Diego ] MuIlany San lose
HltchcocK, monterey Ellsworth, Atlanta
Bier, koseDury Heyrl, Camp Taylor
McQuade IL w. y Y T Van Staven Fruitsvale
Barr, Texas ID Crotty, Berkeley
Johnson, MINI Miss Brown Sta Rarhara
BALDWIN HOTEL.
A ROBERTS, Los Angeles Block, y Y
Kau, y ID Kelsey, San Jose
T. Ierry sacramento Mrs Monteth, Portland
Mighavam, Napa 4 c Cary Lodi
I'll Brown, Napa Capt Jordan berkeley
NJ iopntz st Louis c III Ritterhouse, Chicago
herman, Seattle E Nelson, Chicago
4 Noorheis, Cal CIV Whitthorne, Cal
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DIED.

ALVlSO-In south San Francisco June IA, 1895.
Juan Jose, beloved husband of Bita Alvso, and
father OF William, Manuel and Mamie Alviso
native OF Sonora Mexico aged So years. Mex
leo papers please copy.
11.Frlends and acquaintances are respect
fuliy invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at l O'Clock NJ, from his late resi-
dence, Fifteenth avenue. between and streets
south, thence to All Hallows' Church for services
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
ASCHEIN-In this city, June Is, 1895, Mamie
beloved wife of William Aschein, a native of San
Francisco, aged 81 years.
BURNHAM-In this city, June H. 1885, Edward
Burnham, a native of Brattleboro, w. aged SO
years months and IL days. Brattleboro (Vt.)
papers please copy.l
:, HJ Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral THIS DAY Sunday, at l O'Clock
p M, at his late residence, 1920 Clay street. In
terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BRYANT-In this city, June IA, 1895, William
Pierce Bryant, beloved of Thomas F. and
Maggie Bryant, and brother Of Edward, Walter,
Thomas, George, Joseph and Albert Bryant, and
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- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office of the Alameda and San Joaquin
Railroad Company until June 81 for 10000 stan
dard ties delivered at Mohrs Landing. Specifica-
tons can be had upon application at Office, room 2
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EDUCATIONAL


w ILL TAKE FEW PRIVATE PUPILS DUR
" ing vacation; terms moderate. Teacher, box
| 1913, Call Office
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.


T0f o w \ r D. FINELY FURNISHED
tUI front rooms; Sc, So, $40 per month; also
1ninnr