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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE - THE UNDER-
~ signed have this day formed a copartnership
under the firm name OF MARTIN & MARKS for
the purpose of transacting general real estate
business, PATRICK j. MARTIN,
EDMUND MARKS
Is Post st.
San francisco. Septamher i. 1895.
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Az ILL BUILD COTTAGES, HOUSES OR
w flats lowest prices for cash or installments
on your own lot or Will furnish lot; call and ex-
anime plans. DAN EINSTEIN, Builder $50
Mari a.. CT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VERY CHOICE SUBURBAN HOME:l MILE
from San Mateo; 3 acres: will exchange for
cholce > r. property and pay small cash differ
ehce. EAS1ON, ELDRIDGE & Co.,
MARI OF st
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GcOEO NEARLY NEW FLATS ON THE
.NOLCO. choicest part of Ashbury Heights
Frede rick ST., Asnbury; contain and 6
rooms aud have every modern Improvement: well
planned; sun in every room: marine view; in
come $500 per year; size OF lot 25Xll6 For per
mil TO inspect apply 10 ToBIN & McNALLY, $50
Marketst.
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MARRIED..

KNIGHT-SUTHERI.AN Min this CITY, August
90 1895, by the Rev. Philip Coombe. George HI.
knight and Lolita sutherland, both OF San Fran
cisco
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SCOTT-In this city. August 81, 1896, to the wife
of a. NJ. Scott a son.
TIFFANY-In this city, Auguyt %, 1896 to the
wife OF Henry o. Tiffany, daughter.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN OAKLAND
"a on large lot to exchai ge for farm in Santa
Cruz Mountains; valne $l2, 900.
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ONLY $4,000 FOR IMPROVED 47-ACRE
" farm in Solano County. fronting on Sacra
mento River; all Stock and I'm plements.
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MURPHY RANCH, Mr. MOUNTAIN VIEW
~ IN Santa Clara County; few choice 1O-acre
iols at auction prices; terms one-fourth cash.
EASTON, ELDRI DIG + e Co,
H3S ST
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DEADTHIS! BEST BUSIN ESS CORNER ON
IL the san Leandro road and main street to
Fitchburg station; size 100xlO0; cheap al $40
per front foot.
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I . ACRES IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY ON
- main county road and miles from station;
all in bearing prunes; good house, barn, etc.. Will
bear close investigation.
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LAYMANCE
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT CO.,
466 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND.
LAYAIANCF

lust COMPLETED; HOUSE IA ROOMS;
- finish natural woods; quartered oak, brdseve
maple, mahogany, curly red wood: gas and in
candescent lighting; iled SINKS and baths; marine
view. Cor. Clay ana Laurel; owner on premises.
GSON CASH, BALANCE SAME AS RENT,
sDoOO for n new house on east side of Cole st.
near Wa Ter: rooms and BATH lar,e lot ok rs !;
al modern impro ements Apply on prem SEES.
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ESIDENCE CORNER, 1OOrlO0, BLOCKS
III from the San Leandro road; streets graded
and graveled; price $500.
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EEST GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
ID County, sale and 10 rent: will grow flowers
fruits and vegetables to perfection; splendid
chance to start nursery and grow cut flowers for
the market
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ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, 2O0x6OO: WILL SUB
" divide into AS building lots; good buy TO hold
retail at once to home seekers
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u USINESS CORNER AT FITCHBURG STA
ID tom frontage TO suit at SIS per front foot
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A Sd U KS CO 10 y.
~ At Ashurst you will have opportunity to
procure nome that will be self-sustaininC At
tracfive and profitable, and Terms better than
have ever before been offered We have our own
homes IN TINS colony and determined to sur
round ourselves with neigAbors who wish at once
to have schools and churches and reading-rooms
in our very midst. We have every facility for a
grand development We make 1t possible for ali
who are enterprising, thrifty and Industrious to
make with US homes of comfort and abundance
Address Ashurst Colony, room 10, Mills building
4
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.
stockton street.

NEW PYRNEE HOUSE, 1914 STOCKTON
~ Front suites; single rooms; Housekeeping cheap.
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DIED.
Bendit Morris Gleeson, Patrick J.
Bergman Gnfaut) Kelly Mary y.
Brady, Margaret {. koShIand. simon
Ruse, Charles e. lowery Grace X.
Carey, Robert McGregor James
Cleveland, Alfred G. owens, Peter
Crowley, Margaret Penny, Alexander
Dttenhoefer, Tobias Patio, David
Donovan, Catherine Riley, James
ErnSar. Johann L. Sherwood, George E
ForSman, Henry P. Stewart, Nellie NJ.
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aass FHr 4astcr.

9Dr l5er so 3ahres i9on tpilrbs
Wars. gBinSlom's Soothing Snrup
BON Millionen bon Miitisrn beim CAB,
men ber 4inber angeipenbei. @irit bM
i'm ghlafe tur6 ba5 5d,reien eines
aiute8 eelt6rt, bas i'm 3abuen III unb
Dor S1merseu reint2 gBenn 10, laiie
iofort elite JIaffe pon .Wtrs. Winss
Ions Sootbtre 6nrup9 bolen. Sem
Werih 1T nnbe5ablbar. gs .pirO hem
tIeinen 2einenben fofort 2inbernag per=
i9affen. WerlaBt eu1 barauf. Wittter.
es 1T fein 3tpeifel barttber. @s beilt
9pienterp nnb Diarrboe, resulirt ben
Magen uMb bic Rieren, beieitist Winbs
RoIit, e2pei1t BEN @aumen. berbiils
bert Gat5iinbung unb itdrft baS ganae
Spltem. rMrs. WinslDps 5oDtbiug
Syrup" fir 3abnenbe Sinber 1T anges
mebm in @ei@mad unb bas Reeept
5tanln.t BON eirem Der beiten meibli1en
Qer5te in ben Ser. 5taaten. gs 1T BET
alien 9rmggifen in ber gansen Melt au
baben. preis Is Gents per Jlaf6e.
&aaft ni9ts anberes, ala Wfrs. Binss
Ions 5ootbiHgsSbrap.
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@liiflid,, tuer int beit'rem &retfe
gikt mnb ladJt unS i@er5t ttmb iiagt
Dasa tn beoGdt'aer g1eiie
getnen gdJpppem Lone Star trinft.
Sort ixit Sorgem umo NIT Yta8em
9aRt &eis anb Wiib' Deraeiien iein:
,,g4ir tuDllea unS nod nial nertra9eu'
Drum, &ellner, id)ente tpteoer ctr.
Mber mur bnnt 2Ome gtar Safe
3apfe Mir ba5 eole Naf,,
0aopn nertraS td3 etue Meife
Sat- 10 oiel iuie s. o. BaR!
Sd mar ne1D05. mube unDuawirid).
aari's gloper Root 3bee bot mid ges
luns unb gliidlih assnadl:. gsls. s. ..
Worben. Gum geriouI bsl &alteper
& @hu6arb. Sames Giauiu. :. s.
5peleilp, II. @obn & eo.. .. SteiH,
Gentral Drug Sture, u. Sdmeppe.
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3auienbe bon Rbeumatismus ssdls
len finb bur1 Gimer nnO 2ltnenn'S
Resept 0ap. 1851. gebeilt uorben.
Nae 2eibenben iollten eine Glai6e ba.
bon periu6en.
6. W. BRETON 6 &c..
8albefoN. &eraS.
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Io,nfeit itubirte, ais idbe er 9aOpna
beut gum erlten Mal, frug leile:
limb baun?"

iuAutttl liuotlttr ut0 iupI ~ Vtoo+'u
beut gum eriten Wlol, frtg leile:
Limb bann?"
,-0ann?"-Iopua la1te auf, lie
perlieB ibren 9las unb begann i'm 3ims
mer hin uub ber 5ll geben. uWtein
@ott, er bate eben BON meiner o6ifu>
re,l 6erfunft seb6rt, @ott weiB bon
melder seite, uao er 9ing bin uno
perlobte il6 nit einer Iuberen bic
gans selptb als fleines 9inb l6on tn
ieiSeuen Oetteu sefdlafen batte, an
beren 4buenreibe ntdts aus5niesea
mar 0elba bon 8rinfen, meme io9e.
nanrte ssreunbin, mar ste ermdblte
8raut. Sd perlobte mid nod an benz
Ielben 1age-eisentlid beS NaHts,
benn es mar ein Bali, an Sem beibe
Bertobunselt beflartrt ipurben - NIT
meinem ietigen @atten, Der mir 9roBs
lniitbis fstne 0anb bot, unb i'd babe
bis beute meine Wabl nod nie 5u be-
reuen sehabt. "
9tobno bate ben lesten Sas NIT
elmer seipiiien eilernen Gntialoiiens
beit seiproden, alS ,niille iie lid ses
ipaltlan segen etipas in ibrent Snnertt
wappnen, bas ba meinte, ii6 oagesen
aufle6nen 3l miiiien, ano 9Ssolls Sc
lid)t init oem bldulid)e;t Sdein Inn
&tnn unb @angeil-er tfls oas Ges
iid)t giatt ralirt-maro I'm cine Sdats
tirung blaller ais CT rubig ia8te::
rNie lollteu Gle aud, Grau @'rd.
fin?"
ga, ipie iOllte i'd audi, luieoer'
bolte Nouna, uno bic s9orte batten
einen eigentbiimliden, idluerntiitbisen
Slang. Gann, la6 elmer gseile, ba
Gieoll feline 65eige in Sen ba5u se'
b5rigen aaiten 1este: sic ipollen
beut' nibt nlebr ipielen24
nQein, eS Sflang iebr furj unb i9rofT
oieies 0tein unS ais fiible SaS Der
iunse Mtann lelblt feste er perbinbli6
bin;u nGs lei benn, baB Sran @rdftn
befeblen tpiirben.
.Sb nein, nein, einem 9iinltler be'
iieblt man nidt, i'm bittet man b66'
items, aber id) bite aud beut' nt9t
mebr, lalien sic uns gu meinem Sat
ten eebe1l. .
(wprf,ekttna foIat)
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& q t u, c {.

bic sll baueu beabRatisen, oertpeiieu
mir auf bic 9ol3nieberlagen Der alter
ssirma CD. SteDea s g ehTe,
Sic su railonnbIsn preiIen pertauTeH
unb 4Ges on 9aub babeu, mas 5nr
Ausftibruns irgenh zines 8anes ges
bort. sic fiibren aud grObe gorrdtbe
BON bem berhbrlten SGif d @ls
@ta9elbrabt. 8alpanifirt cber
fd)DQra.
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SIN Itsammenbets Sed3er
0aS Lone Stars Bier,
Serbet, Sbr 8edber,
9aS trinfen iptr!
e$ohn Sdott's

8uds unb Sob Druderei,
go. 211 Norb preia StraBe. Giibrt
aue Bu9s unb SobsDrudereis Nrbeiter
in beutI6er unD en9lii6er Spra9e
aus unb liefert iol@e BON ben billig.
fen Biz gu BEN feinffeH.
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Gs lit fein 5rrtbun, /.

Die Suufet Woob @o. tann
Sud an @urem 6ol3 unb &oblen @siO
iparen. sic bat ben gr6Btn 8ors
ratb in San Antonio unb bat bic Narns
tur fur bic berhbmten McAaifter Sns
bianer Serritorium aobIen.
2elepbonirf an iie. 3elepbon 81.
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Ssptis an gtemer3abler.

Die eteuerliiten FIR bas Sahr 1895
befinben iitb iebt in nIeinen Ddnbe@
nMb alle Staaiss unb @ounipsSteneani
HnS ieBt in meiner Office 5ahlbar.
Sole Gafftono.
Steuer apllettor, 9erar @onnfs.
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(sort,esuns foIst,.

gDemn sSbr eim sutes geittel boben
uoIlt Guer DIut ju reinigen, bic Ners
sen 10 liartex mnb bic Contribution aii'
tr6ftiesn, braudt 0oo5's Gariapas
rita. Gebran6t Mur 6oob's.
&oub'S @iIlem beiIem Bre9reil
aDpfiGmsrs aus BEN Masea unb I'm.
ueroauIi&feit.
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9pmb Tanft's Reitauraat un6 9us
ifernbau8. ct. 2ouis. proniinentt
Birger unb 6renbe aus allsn Welts
tbeiIen t6nnen hier ansetrefeu iperbeu.
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serIailles, ben 2. Mar,.


Der staiferin abnisin in Berlin.
eoeben babe I'D ben GriebsnsidluB
ratifi3irt. na6bem er idou serlieru In
8orbeaur Don Der Wotional.W al.Weriamms
lung angenomuen tuOrsen 1T.
go melt III alfo baa srobe @ert
polIenbet, ipel6es bur9 Iiebenmonat'
Iid5e fiserei9e 2dmpfe errungen wnrbe !;
Danf Der 5apferfeit, 6iueebung nno
Musbauer bes unuerslei6li6en 6eeres
In allen feinen 3beilen unb Operfreu'
biafeit bes Uaterlanbes.
Ser Serr Der 6eeri6aaren bat aber'
oa unlere unternebmungen F@tltdb ge'
iegnet unb baber bieien ebrennolen
5rieben In Seiner @nobe geltnget'
laHen. Sbm fei bic ebrel :.
Der Nrmee unb benz 8aterlanbe nit
tief erregtem 6eraen MeiHen Ganf!
MtIbeIm.
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Goplep's 3egifter, $40. % Alamo
glasa bat eineu &uf fir guten aliea
@bisfep, Die beiien sealiiAien Ge=
trdnte, feline Weine un6 ausgese;6nete
importirte Hnb eiuheimiiGe @iearren
uno ltets frii6es Bier. Der @igentbas
nter, Soc @oplep. beritfht fein @efd,dft.
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gSin I'd, neinen 9nrft red,t ftillen
Sft'S mid,t NIT 2Sailer, ntd,t nit 21ein;
Msit Bier lais I'd, ben @nmpem fiilleu,
Mber Lone Star tnMh eS ieim!
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3 ar u . TIA.

Bir be3ablen feine Draeass. DIX
eiienbabn lduft bis in uufere Siiebers
IageH. Debbalb geben uir @u4 bea
Rusen bieer grfparnis ia aaen Artex
boz @etreibe, 6eu uub SsatteraeHen.
Berfu&t es unb iiberaeust Gu&. Wir
fpareH Sud R9er @elb.
SaRfet@s Go. 3eletbsn 81.
- 3rtmft 2ene Gtar.Bier, Mm Cure
0eIuwbbett - beiHrbern.
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YaNage.Binette aaer Ari
Wad nne oon europa

Sept 1T bic 3eit, 5idets gu fanfen
nnb @erwanbte unb Betannte aus Der
alien Deimatb beritberfommenau lahen.
Wegen senauer SuformatiDn meuos
man f1 On
20. 5. 9onnG
@eneral. paiiasierssleent bet MalInu
Dampfer 2inie,
523 gafi 0ouifon 5traBe, San 9lns
tonic, Se1aS.
Offi3iener Ngeut fiir ale suropdis
i9en 9ampfer 2inien.
9Ser btel 8eltebt uuo bic! seimnge,t
llmb audi 8efttllet ieincu 9urif,
Dem lit seiutfs mandl' 9ieO gelnm8em.
glus irpber, frifd5er, freter Brnft
3umai iper tets 0aS Lone Star.Ssier
cid retbt ton GerSen iitunDelt lieR,
Ser bate id3Du auf Groeu bter
Sas anerih1nfte 4araoies.
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g.riailles, ben /. Mar,.


6eute gormittag IL lbr bielteu
Sc. Maiefdt ber Safer nnb 8onis
auf Der Rennbabu BON 2ong6ampS,
am Bois be 8oulogne, cine parabe
tiber bic 3un erfen ginmari6 in parie
beliimmten Nbtbeilungen aller Waffen
bes VI. uub XI. preuBifben unb IL.
BauriiGen Nrmees@orps ab.
9lah benz BorbeimariG riidten biefe
3ruppen In Der Gidrfe bon etwa 30.s
600 Mann In paris elm unb besogen
In ben gbomps glpIess, Srocabero
unb baran sren3enbeu etabttbeilen
Qunriiere.
Der bonn f66nfteu Wetter be8nnitlgte
gin3ug in bic Sauptitabt tuurbe bur1
tetnen 3wiI@enfaa geit6rt.
b. pobbteIsti.
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g,eriaiaes, beu /, Wldrs.

Werf0ilt1, ben /, Wtar5.
Ser aaiferin unb aduisin In Berlin.
Goeben tebre Sd Don 2ons6amps
surad, mo- Sd bte aruppeu beS .vI.
XI. unb I. Baperii6en gorps. 80. 600
Mann. iuipieirte, bic suerft garis bes
feten.
Die 9rappeu iaben bortreffli9 aus.
Die stpantearte III um 8 nbr einges
riidt, cbne ale unb iebe St6rnng.
Wiibelm.
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6riegs 9epeid)em.
geriailIes. osH 26. aebruar. gla@i!

geriailes, ben 26. ssebruar, 9ta@ts.
Der aaiierins a6nigin in Berlin.
Wfit tiefbemegtem Serjen, nit Dant.
bartlett gesen Gottes @nabe seige SD
Dir an, baB ieebeu bic GriebenSs prd.
Iiminarien unter3ei6nei Rnb. stun lf
nod bic @intpiaisung Der Nationals
Deriammlung In gOrbeang ab3nwar'
ten. Wilbelm.
Oie 6riebeas prdliminarien ent'
baIten: bic Mbtretuns BON @liaB au.
Ser 8elfort, BON Deuti9 aotbringen
einfGlieBIi@ Meb; cine Contribution
BON 5 Wfilliarben tpirb in 8 Sabreu
ge3abIt. nnb 10 lange bleiben 5beile
5rantreids auberbalb ber neaen -Grens
zen beiebt.
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PENNsYLvAN1ANs AT CANTON.
Eighteen Hundred of Them Go to
Greet Mckinley

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 5.-A delegation num-
bering 500 from Beaver county, Pa, ar
rived on four special trains shortly before
noon. The visitors were met at the station
by the Canton Mounted Troop and escorted
to Major McKinley's residence.
There was much enthusiasm alongs the
line of march, the former residents of
Pennsylvania now living in Canton making
a special effort to give particularly cor
dial welcome to the delegation from that
State. Major Mckinley made a spirited
address to the delegation from Beaver
county. The spokesman OF the delegation
was Ed. A. Freethy, of New Brighton, "a
molder.
At 4 this afternoon Major Mckinley will
speak to large delegation of workmen
from Pittsburg and vicinity.
Arrangements have been completed for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ecampaignin Canton.
The date has been definitely fixed for the
18th Of September. Senators Culom. Thurs
ton and Burrows have wired Mckinley that
they viii be here ON that day. This will
be the largest meeting OF the campaign in
this part of the country, and an effort
will be made to secure big attendance.
The evening times., 1896-09-05
ADVANCE Followed REACTION.
business on Change Was Irregular at
First, But soon Steadied.

First, But soon Steadied.
New York, Sept 5.-Prorit-ta king and q
belief that the weekly bank statement. to
be issued later in the day, will be unfavor-
able, led to quite an irregular market for
stocks during the first hour of business
Some OF the professional operators were i'm
pressed with the reports bout the bankex-
hibit, and pat out moderate short lines in
the grangcrs, Louisville and Nashville and
the industrials. The fact that London did
not respond to our strong closing yesterday
wasaIso disappointing, and induced sales by
small holders.
The result was reaction OF is TO 3-S
per cent in the general list, and 1 per
cent in Sugar, which fell from L IA 3-S to
lib 3-S. The decline, however. simply
served TO bring in new buying orders, and
near 1 O'Clock the market was firm and on
the advance once more. The grangers,
especially st. Paul. were notably firm,
the stock having beeninfiuenced by vague
rumor that the directors may raise. the
rate of dividend on the common stock next
week. The outlook for lower rates for
money has improved, owing to the heavy
receipts of gold from abroad, and this was
not without its influence in certain quar-
ters. The total arrivals since August %
amount to over 81 2, SOC. 900. At 1 o'clock
the market. while quiet. was firm in tone.
The trades We're disposed 20 realize
profits after IL o'clock, but their sales
made little impression on value, for the
reason that the bank statement proved to
be more favorable than expected The
banks reported loss in reserve of S6OG 500,
and now hold $S .226 $50 in excess of legal
requirements At this time last year the
m Hel in of kn Ok
requirement. by law was S34 ,S46 .T75. The
firmest stocks at the close Were the
Grangers, ,Geueral'Elcctric. Manhat;a. Ten
nessee Coal, Leather, preferred, Reading
and Northern Pacific, preferred Specu
Iation left off firm in tone.
The evening times., 1896-09-05
ACTIVE THIEVES AT WORK.
Pickpockets, Snea ks and Burglars Are
Making Bauls.

Miss j. White, superintendent of Sibiey
Hospital, reported to the police this morn
ing that a pickpocket stole her gold watch
last Wednesday. The information she was
able to give furnished few clews.
Miss White said she Went down into the
city on a shopping tour Wednesday. She
went over Considerable territory, aud
was several times i'll crowded places. When
she returned to the hospital she discoy cred
that the watch was gone
A thief entered the room OF Joel Height,
No. 40 Defrees street, yesterday morning
and stole his trousers.
j. A. Crawford. No. 139 Jackson, street,
Anacostia, notified the police that some
one relieved him OF pair o. shoes while he
was engaged on a job OF plastering at the
Shoreham Hotel. ....-.....5-
Miss Nellie Jacobs, No. 1856 street
northwest, notified the officials That dia-
mond ring was stolen yesterday from a
bureau dra wer in her room
Thieves entered the house of Mrs MUhlei-
son No. 1861 Princeton street last night
and carried away two gold watches and
three rings. The robbery was done while
the family was out.
The evening times., 1896-09-05

had ever been PLACED. on mortals tomb, not
excepting The nioimrchs OF the Old World
The wreath wasaIFougbt TO the hotel this
morning, and carried TO the Eaff's apart
ipeqts,, MT. sniail. fifiiled his contract.
aud Lord Ii was satisfied.
+ 1T Is the handsoinest thing ever saw IN
| the way of a floral DECORATION he said.
| The wreath stands upon an easel. 1t is
| feet high, and / 2 feetin circumference
! THE T0fd Roman Design has been utfffzed,
the upper portion being q. green crown,
while flowers are Bankcd At the bottoms
| The crown is composed Of bay laurel
| leaves. In the lower portion every variety
OF orchid is used, including the rare and
costly dragon orchid. Yellow ribbon
is wine ed among the1lowers. Oycr5OObuds
are used in the wreath.
II am sorry that L cannot lay this on
| Washington's tomb as laid one on that Of
Grant, said the earl, as he gaZed at the
beautiful offering, but 1 dare not venture
out in this weather. will, however. have
1t sent down by one OF my coUntrymen, "
He directed that IL he taken to the Chi
nese legation and at. 3 e'ciOtk, this after
noon conveyed to Mount Vernon. Washing
tons tomb viii be Opened and the wreath
placed on the sarcophagus.
HE LCNCHED ALONE.
Earl Ii lunched early and alone today.
His morning drive in the keen air had given
he was busily enga aged in discussing chicken.
sucking pig and other delicacies, prepared
by his Chinese cooks in Chinese fashion
He was in the midst of his luncheon when
the floral wreath was brought to him.
Before satisfying the wants OF the inner
man, however, he distributed II number OF
tokens OF Remembrance. He sent 81 30, to-
gether with an appreciative ietter to the
office, with the request that S25 be given
to 1.-THE kind Chef" and that the remaining
$125 be divided among the servants
Shortly after the receipt OF sletter and
before the tickled servant .ad gotten
through chucklng over their eUod fortune,
Lord Ii sent Tor Proprietor Roessle and
Manager Bennett.
He thanked both gentlemen for the many
courtesies that had been extended to hint
self and suite. and upon the coat lapel OF
each he tied the handsome medal already
nentiOned.
The medals. which are similar, are OF
silver, much larger in circumference than
dollar and several times thicker On
each side is double dragon, with the
viceroys name above il, and an insrcip-
lion in Chinese beneath. The medals aIe
suspended by a long blue ribbon.
One OF the earl's attaches interpreted
The inscription on Mr.. Benefits medal and
said thatit me ant medal Of h0Eor." Man
ager Benefits wearing il as proudly today
as an Englishman wears the Victoria Cross,
The evening times., 1896-09-05
HoNoRs FOR THE vICToRs.
Order Issued for Reception and Es-
cort by Stay-at- Home Soldiers.

Order Issued for Reception and Es-
cort by Stay-at- Home Soldiers.
An order has been issued by Brig. Gen
Albert Ortiway to provide fitting recep-
ton Tor the victorious District riflemen on
their return from Sea Girt, N j., next
Monday.
Headquarters District OF Columbia Mill
tia.
Special orders No. AZ, Washington, d. c.,
September 5, 1896.
Extract-I. The First and Fifth Battal-
ians and the band, Second Regiment, under
the command of Lieut.. Col NJ Emmett Urell.
Twentieth Regiment, viii assemble on
Monday, the Ith instant, to receive the
brigade rifle team Oh its return from Sea
Girt, N. j.
Companies, not of the designated bat
talioDs. desiring to participate in the re-
ception are authorized to do so, and will
be formed into provision hattalian under
the command of Major Richard A. o. Brien,
Second Battalian.
Lane Will be formed at TOO O'Clock p
m. on the north side of Penns ylvania ave-
nue. facing south, right resting on Sixth
street northwest.
The line OF march will be up P ems yIvania
avenue to Fifteenth street, to New York
avenue, to Fourteenth street, thence to the
respective armories.
By command of Erig. Gen. Ortiway.
THEODORE MOSHER,
AdjutaBt General.