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UNIMPRovED.

sS500-Diamond-st. building lot; 49:4xl25
$2SO0-A pickup; Scott-st. building lot; 25x
1853.
s4250-Park Hill; grand views: lovely lot; 5ox
125; the grade
Sll50 each-Clipper st. nice building lots,
25:51axl14; sunny side of street.
S4s00-Mission-st. business lot. 25x100.
$40Co-Elegaat Post-st. residence lot, 25:9x
1875.
G Il. BSEN q co. IA Montgomery ST.
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q O0nA FLORIDA ST. COTTAGE-NEAR
sDAOUU. Gath ST, lot 27xl0O; on easy terms
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@70O0 BUSINESS CORNER ON 22D ST. /:
I'D OOO. store and fiat; bay-windows; brick
foundation, ETC.: lot 2Txe0; both streets accepted
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
Valley Railway Company. Location of prin.
cipal place of business City and County of san
Francisco, State of California
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment No, 4,
levied on the 10th day of December, 1895. tho
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective Shareholders as follows:
No. No.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


DOVEE, TOY q SONNTAG
II REAL ESTATE AGENS,
10 MONTGOMERY ST
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GSS00 2ELEGANT NEW BAY-WINDoW
ypOOOO. fats of and rooms and bath, near
the Park. Fulton ST.; brick foundation, all modern
Improvements; rent S516 per annum: $3.50 can
remain in the IIiberna Bank at GA per cent.
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&GQ00 FIRST-CLAsS WESTERN ADDI-
sDOCOO. tIon corner; two prominent streets:
1ne location for drug store: good building now on
lot should be raised and store put in; both streets
paved and accented,
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QRSA0 NICE WESTERN ADDITION
OOOOO. home: an elegant, nearly new bay
window cottage of rooms and bath: brick founda
tion, stone walks, etc. all modern improve snentS
and eonveniences; lot "a :6x137;6.
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07000 RENT s5s PER MONTH: FLATS
ID tOOO. on Sacramento St.; lot 27x105: street
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G1S00 REDUCED FROM $4,000: CALL
~ 1OOO. fornia-st. lot; minutes ride from
kearny ST.; advaatageously situated for sun and
light; flats on this lot would pay 10 per cent.
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A HOME TALK.

A HOME TALK
n "a" said; AZ pay S25 month rent for my
house. It's not the kind OF mouse like, but /
don't know where can do better.
"The landlord collects the rent very promptly
each month and is ow about fixing up any little
thing needed"
'.B" replied: "Buy home the same way did,
] bought new five [51 room house with bath and
basement on the Heyman Tract for S2500; had
the house built just the way wanted it; paid $500
down and the balance am paying In monthly
installments OF S25 I own the place; / am my
own lan1lord. In few years shall have it all
paid, and all IL VIII cost me is Sc 40 month,
paid for.
To see the HEYMAN TRACT and the cottages
now being built take Castro-S5. car TO Twenty third
street.. walk bloc west; or Mission-st. cars,
transfer 10 Twenty-second and ride directly in
front of the tract.
streets are all graded. gas and water pipes and
electric lights. James a. Cotter. resident agent,
Xil show you ali around.
JACOB HEYMAN, Owner,
Room 8. Crocger building,
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QQ00A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ON
sDOOOO- Howard st.; rent S63 per month; 3
substantial fats and house; brick foundation, etc.
all modern improvements lot 27xl10.
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A T AUCTION.

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & co.
SALESROOM, 2l8-220 MONTGOMERY, MILLS
BUILDING.
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Q17S0 IOWA ST., NEAR YoLO: 1-SToRY
IpI ". double cottage OF rooms each; rents
$40; lot 3OxlOO.
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C QSD0 CORNER ON LAGUNA ST.: 2 SUB
NDOOOU. stantial bay-window houses of 8
rooms and bath each, brick foundation, stone
walks, ETC.; large lot.
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John ProRR, 32s MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
q safe Deposit, offers for sale:
$i250-Fulton st., near DeviSadero 2-story bay
window house, rooms and bath: lot 29x1i2.
S725O-LeayenTOrfh St.: fine b2y-Sindow house,
8 rooms and bath; lot 25xl37:6.
Sic. .5OO-Elne corner property on 18th ST.; 3
story house: bet Mission and Valencia; stores be-
low and rooms upstairs; lot 40x11h; rent $ll0.
S50,000-Taylor ST., near Market; 45x137 :6;
stores below and apartments of rooms each
upstairs; always rented.
Reduced TO $50. .500-Northwest corner Mission
and 18th sts.; lot 65x100 feet with improvements;
2story: 3 stores fats and cottages; rent 5000.
S12,5O0-Valencia ST.. south of 10th; 2-story bay
window house. store and dwelling back and COM
modious fat rooms ana bath upstairs; lot 30xS8
feet; always rented; make offer.
S3OOO-Ith St, near Brannan lot 25x75, with
improvements; renting at $50.
DWELLINGS.
S6s00-Rent Ss5: lot 46:6x62:6; jackson st.
near Mason. with houses of IL rooms each; al
ways rented.
$3lOO-A fine cottage, rooms and BATH on 10th
St. near Castro; on instaments without interest.
UNIMPROVED.
S350O-Dolores ST., rear 22d; 26x125.
Ss00-Noe ST., near 30th; lot SO :6x75.
$35OO-Fine corner lot 7oXll0, cor. / st. and 10th
ave, al side entrance TO park.
S550-15th ave-, bet. C and D sts.; 25x120.
Corner Fillmore and Germania sts-; 24xSl:3.
s3500-Lot 75x100 feet; cor. 18th and Eureka
streets; make offer.
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QH0O0 NICE HOME ON BAKER ST.
tDOVOO. substantial and nearly new 2-story
and basement bay-window residence of rooms
and bath: brick foundation, etc: nice location.
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n MUST he SOLD; PRICE RE-
". duced: EIlis st.; fats; lot 25x137 :6 !;
oay-window fats of and z rooms
and bath each: rents $55 per month.
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$4,000 a,, G+EGaNT Fl AND rooms nAsn5tSs spa sBls
each; rent S105 per month; Golden Gate ave-:
ellie lncafinn.
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A. 81. LIssAK.
o. F. Won RHEIN

A. ii. LIssAK. o. F. Won RHEIN.
n F. Won RHEIN q CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, SIS
California street.
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M ADISON d BURKE, REAL ESTATE
uA Agents; established 1858. 626 Market st.
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GoS00 NICE MISSION HOME; GOOD
DOOOO. location: substantial 2-story bay
window residence of rooms and bath; brick
foundation, ETC.: lot 25x1l4; mortgage OF $4,000:
Will take vacant lot in trade for equity.
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S4l00 SoTHaR Tasn5 BAssAlM LAR ooRSER
flats and 2-story house; rent $40 per month; brick
dafin
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nOr0 6RooMS AND BATH; RENTS $12;
NOOU. Potrero near Union Iron Works; lot
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-l435 PARK STREET.
ALAMhDA REAL ! sTArE.

ALAMEDA REAL STATE.
10000 $50 CASH, $22 so MONTHLY; s
tDAAOO. rooms and bath; perfectly cot
tage
$24oO-No cash; $40 monthly; s7:sxIoo; new
cottage.
$3O0O-sbO cash; $50 monthly; 33:4x1oO; 5
rooms and bath; handsome new cottage
$3250-$200 cash, $50 monthly; 33x10O; ee-
CANT cottage on principal driveway; rooms and
bath.
S35oO-S3o0 cash, $50 monthly; 33:4xlO0;
handsome colonial cottage; rooms and bath.
MARCUSE dS REMMEL Bay-st station, Ala
meda and 62S Market ST., San Francisco
ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.
COTTAGE, 7-ROOM; BATH; GASSTOvE;
" ba ement; all modern conveniences; good
yard: choice location; near Morton station. j. :.
HANLEY, 1851 Pork st.
=
BAh II kLEY kEAE ESGAIE.
ONLY $4,000 EACH-FOR A NICE 10-ROOM
" cottage on Lincoln ST., near North Berkeley (;
also fine Groom house on Bancroft near lo-
cal and electric lines,a Groom furnished house,
with $500 piano, in a good location. o. G. May
& CO., 2141 Center st., Berkeley.
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GOo0n REAL BARGAIN; MISSION
ND-OUO. investment; cottages and lot, 25x
100: Alabama ST.
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Q77E0 SHOTwELL ST., BET. 18TH AND
I'D w. 18th; NICE bay-window fats of g. 6
and rooms and bath: lot z5x122:6; rent $50;
mortgage S25O0; will exchange for downtown
property and pay difference in cash.
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sen REDUCED; RENTs s2A Pc,
40 Il OCU. month lie Roy place, near Sacri
nentn and LeaYenMorth sts. lot 22:6XSO.
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csooo 4FLATs: STEVENSON ST., NEAl r.
street accented. MADISON & BURKE.
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0JH0 PER FOOT-HARRtSON ST, NORTH
ID DIOO side, near Fifth ST., zoo feet front by sO
deep; will be sold in sizes to suit; improvements
now on property; paying well.
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TToUsE AND LOT; 1918 LEAVENwtRTH
IL ST.. bet. Clay and washington; rooms ant
rented for $50; reduced from $500 to $3.50. Ap
ply Ma OLSON Il BURKE.
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0'FARRELL & co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
" House Brokers and Auctioneers, IL Montgy St.
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Sl00.000,

ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE,
u NV. COR. FELL AND LOTT STS
FACING PARK PANHANDLE
Sl2,5O0-A handsome house of IL rooms and
bath strictly modern and comDlete In all details:
also stable: lot 81 :3xl25 it., with l. 25x75 This
is an excellent chance to secure fine home at n
sacrifice. Apply at Office Tor permit TO inspec.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
63S Marker at.
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S7500 RENT $50 PER MONTH; TENE, M,
St, &C Z. OF Polk; frontages. MADISON &
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&1R 000 WALLER ST. COR. sHRADER:
I'D DIo.OOO. new building, stores and flats; l0
34:7xS0. MADISON tS BURKE.
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GIG 000 OCTAvIA, Mr.. ELLIS: II
SDictOOO. rooms and BATH modern mouse
lot 30x1lO. MADISON & BURKE.
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QHS00 17TH ST., BET. HOWARD AND
eDfOUU. Capp; 2-story building, containing 2
flats Of and rooms and bath each; lot 25x100;
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msO0O No 24o NINNA ST., Mr.. Sd; EX
nOUUU. anime and make an Offer: store and
rooms. fat rooms MADISON d BURKE.
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N;oAFEE BROTHERS,
Iu REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
10S MONTGOMERY ST
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q H. UMBsEN & CO.
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GRS00 MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
sDOCOO. estate; SO feet front; improved with
two-story houses, rented for $5S 80 per month;
a short walk from Market and Fourth sts
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l00 COTTAGE OF z ROOMS AND
wv. bath; lot 53x120; Wood, near Geary.
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ocann PAGE, NEAR BRoDI,RIcK; RESI- M
sDOUUO. dence of rooms and bath; iot zo1
81 .6. MADISON & BURKE.
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O ON NEW ROOM AND HALL COT
EDCOUE tage, with 6-fOot basement; hard tin-
fshed: Including level lot. near Mission and 30th
sts.; 800 down, balance $40 monthly. JACOB
HEYiAN, room 5, Crocker building, Post and
Market sts.
GEOn LOTS 25xlOO; Mr.. 1STH-ST. ELEC-
sDOUO. trio road; Spring Valley water-pipes
laid. JACOB HEYMAN, owner, room 5, Crocker
building, fost and Market SITS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

q H UMBsEN & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUcTIoNEERS
Id Montgomery ST. near Market
Can and obtain one of our "Reai Estate Records"
which contains list OF properties Sor sale in all
Isris CT the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BARGAIN
$45O0 ESa sssiy s1ss s5ss TaR Gs sfs
GSS00 2ELEGANT NEW BAY-wINDow
tine @ Fn.on ST. sFss az a 0den
remain In the hibernia Bank at 61s per cent.
GQS00 CORNER ON LAGUNA ST.: 2 SUB
WoOoO. stantial bay-window houses of
rooms and bath each, brick foundation, stone
walks, etc.; large lot.
$4,000 A REAL gAReAIN: ae;Aa "A MISSION IS on
100: Alabama ST.
ce000 NICE HOME ON BAKER ST.
tDOOOO. substantial and nearly new 2-story
and basement bay-window residence of 9 rooms
and bath: brick foundaton, etc: nice location.
SIG 600 g.. ELEeANT E. Az ; ,odE5. EasT5AKE SIT +,
each; rent sos per month; Golden Gate ave-.
elite location.
sDfltlO. near Mason ST. and Montgomery ave.
flats and 2-story house; rent $49 per month; brick
foundation.
GoS00 NICE MISSION HOME; GOOD
SDOOOU. location; substantial 2-story bay.
window residence of rooms and bath; brick
foundation, etc: lot 25x1l4; mortgage OF $4,000;
Will take vacant lot in trade for equity.
QQ00A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ON
sDOUUU- Howard ST.; rent s63 per month; 8
substantial fats and houses brick foundation, etc.
al modern improvements; lot 27xll0.
O700n RENT s5s PER MONTH; FLATS
ID tOOOs on Sacramento St.; lot 27x105; street
accepted.
% tUuU. store and fiat; bay-windows; brick
foundation, etc. lot 27xs0; both streets accepted
QS6G0 NICE WESTERN ADDITION
DOOOO. home: elegant, nearly new bay
window cottage of rooms and bath: brick founda
ton, stone walks, etc; all modern Improvements
and eonveniences; lot "a :6x137;6.
QD000 FLORIDA ST. COTTAGE-NEAB
SDEOOO. Gath ST, lot 27kl0O; on easy terms.
dO0n MASON ST. INVESTMENT
eD1 1OOO. substantial bay-wndow flats; brick
foundation, etc; rent $l0s; lot SO :6x97:6.
QHTS0 BUSINESS CORNER IN THE
tDOtOO Western Addition; store and cottage;
rent $72O per annum; lot SOx75; this is a snap.
tDOOOO. of Larkin st.-2 substantial 3-story
houses could be converted into fats at little ex-
a inv oI ndn frf1V,r oz-n
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QSS00 WASHINGTON ST., Mr.. POWELL:
eDOtyOO. 2-story and basement residence of
rooms and bath: also rear tenements, 4 rooms
each; 26x137:6; rent 1920 per year.
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ALAMEDA FURNIsHED HOUSES
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.
LAND AGENTs. So IosE

LINE PROPERTY
L FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES.
JAMES A. CLAYTON & &C
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$6750 good good assory building Mh ats a
and rooms, bath, ETC., each; lot 81 ;6xS0; rent
5000 per year.
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CIV. CoR,yAN NESS AVE. AND o'FARRELL
- st.; 120 on Van Ness ave. by 17S in depth; 8
frontages- MADISON s. BURKE.
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ne0oO RINCoN PLACE, Mr.. HARRISON
DOUUU. st.; IL rooms and bathi lot 2ox126.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n n II y ~ Il 4 . n Il 71<A w
A DVICE FREE-DIVORCE LAWS A SPECI-
~ atty; private; no charge unless successful; all
law SUITS claims, collections, wills Deeds ETC., at
tended to. G. w. HOWE. att'y-at-law. $50 Market.
III ]. MURRY, ATTY AND COUNSELOR AT
law; advice free "a Sixth Ct, rooms H. Is.
M W. DAVIDSON, N,ATToRNEY-AT-LAvy,4 ,420
w Csifornia ST. rms. l4-l6: adv vice frea
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TURK ST., NEAR JONES; FLATS AND
= mousse renting for $50 per month; offered very
low; in perfect condition
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nNI,Y sgOOO. BRODERICK, NEAR BUSH
" lot 5Ox9O, with house OF II rooms, occupying
25 feet which with small outlay can be turned lnlo
two flats. MADISON & BURKE
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000 sTEvENsoN-sT. FLATS, NEAR
WV 18th st.; excellent condition: rents
$29 per month.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1895, AT IL |
O'CLOCK NOON.
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GR0Q0 BAKER ST.. Mr. SACRAMENTO:
qpCOOO. lot % :6xl04; cottage of rooms:
bath, basement etc
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Gil 00 CLAY ST., NEAR MASON; HOUSE
W IiOO. OF 10 rooms; bath, etc.. rents $35 per
month
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PARK RESIDENCE: FELL ST, Mr.. LOTT;
4 y rooms and bath: all modern convenlences'
25Xl 81 IS; only ST25O MADISON & BURKE
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u COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH,
near Point Lobos and Fifth aves.
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Qe6nn WASHINGTON. NEAR DEvIsA-
tory. 10, esx197.e MADISON & BURKE.
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TAKE A FLYER

DICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
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oHO0Q RENTS $40 PER MONTH; LOT
9pO@OOs 30x100: house of IL rooms; baths
ETC., near Howard and 18th SIS
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0E000 A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER;
spOUUU. 60x100; McAllister and Lyon SITS.
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BOVEE, TOY & SoNNTAG,
10 Montgomery at.
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QJ0 0OQ OCTAvIA. Mr.. BRoADWAY;
sD1V.UUU. 10 rooms and bath: 25xl37:e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

The following horses have been en-
tered for to-day's races at New Or
leans
First race mile. seilnE-Frltzle a.
Little Billy iOe. Invade lO5 Mendlcant
lQ5, Adah l.. l05, Chloot i07 Chcnoa lO1,
Ie Granda ie7, Wedgctleld i0i Minnie
Mackin 100, Dick Behan III, Lawless
Iii.
Second race. maidens, six furlones.
scninq- Running Maggie 100, Queen
III 100, Maggie Harris. 100, Plano 100
Iona 100 Ben WalmRley i02, Nectar
10s The Eel l02 The Shark ZOE, Tony
Day iO9, Judge Cook iO2, RavIola lO2.
Third race, ak furlongs. selling
Georgie Smith ITO, Sisseretta 10, Pea
nuta liz, Joab il2. Dan Murnhy liz.
keulemRn NE, Bertrand III. warsong
liz, Albert S. III.
Fourth race handicap, one mile
Dave pulsifer 1l6. Wedgefcd "a, Mem
dicant 9s. Eagle Bird iO6. George w.
Jos, .,,--rus l0a Robert latta III, lie
GranGt i0i, Chicot 100. Constantine %.
Judse Du Bouse ~, imp. Monarch 10,
Tanrred rs.
Fifth race. seven furlonSs, selling
MnNima 81, Hawthorne Belle 81, Ressle
stehbins 81, Forryman Ind so. Monte
vtdeo 1902 tmp Connomarn i0i Jimmie
r. l0i Kindnra 100. Bnik Line l0T Coro-
net l07. Beatiflce iO7. siimrock l0i.
SIKH race, mile, sclling-pert So Hin
pogriff %. NcwhouRe % virginite 100.
Ondnrue io2. Potsdam iO5. Jack Brad
ley los, satlnct 107. Hubert lo7. Ed
Glenn 100, Rlghtmore ia.
Cloudy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
Highest Of ali LeAvsnng pOwer-Las Vs. cow Report
RoH!aa!!! R Rsxdssl
AESmEUTEEY HsI~E

er. from Bell; Reed ct ai VS.. Phillips
eli al, from Falls; Harris &c Hampton
VS.. Sioyak. from Milan, Johnson vs..
Patterson, from Bell; Clarkson VS..
whitaker, from Dallas.
Reversed and remanded-Gulf Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway company
VS.. Hallbrook, from coryel; Western
Union Telegraph company VS.. Nor
rlson, from Hamilton.
Reversed and renderd-Gulf. Colo
RADIO md Santa Fe Railway company
VS. Dunman, from Coleman.
on call of motion docket the follow
ing orders were made;
Rehearing refused--Alinnce Milling
company vs.. Eaton, Gilman and CO.,
from McLennan; Koenlger VS.. Camel
Book Co. from Travis.
Oycrruled - Arnold, administrator.
VS.. Peoples, from Milan, TO file certi-
fed papers as perfeeting the record.
Submitted for rehcarlng-Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Hallway company
vs.. Cook, from Williamson; Kruger
VS.. Wolf ct al, from Travis. First
National bank Of Gatesyllle VS.. Dennis
& Bro. ct al, from Coryell; Cold N
& Davis VS.. Manney ct al. from VII
hanson; Taylor vs., Gribble. from
Travis
submtted Goldsten & Davis vs..
Manney ct al. from Williamson, to
certify question to supreme court.
Arnold. administrator, vs.. Peoples,
from Milan, to strike out appellant
brief; Easley vs.. Endowment Rank,
knights Of Pythias Of the World, IN
strill. out statement Of facts; Wills
I u Bro. OF al va. Smith ct al, from
/ CoIyell, to Withdraw third Hrd fourth
/ assignments Of error and file brlels
/ Yoe vs., berg, from San saba, agreed
motion. to dismiss writ OF error; sub
mittcd and granted,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
is WITHOUT HEAT
IMPORTANT ELECTRICAL LIGHT IN
vENTIoN REPORTED.
A Device That May Enable one TO
Carry Electric Light sicks
In Ones Pocket.

New York, Feb. 5.-Mr d. McFar-
N. j., has Just patented an invention
which Will revolutionize electric light
ing in more than one way. He an
nounces that he has solved the prob
lem of how TO make light without heat
something which mas puzzled scientists
Tor generation, and with an ordinary
ITO volt electric current he secures the
most beautiful white light from glass
tubes. The apparatus which furnishes
almost the luster of daylight Is
scarcely bigger than an ordinary tea
cup and the little machine through
which the current passes before 1t
reaches 1t is not bigger than ones
finger.
The old incandescent light is pro-
duced by the action OF current pass
Ing through a loop of carbon flament
III vacuum bulb The new light
comes from the passage OF a current
through the vacuum itself without any
carbon nlament.
The inventor viii hand the visitor a
long glass tube. about as big as u
broomstick. and then put out all the
light In the room. In few seconds
streams OF light begin playing through
me tube from one end to the other,
with no wire connecting the tube with
any apparatus, 1t Is mysterious and
weird. II Is species of electrical In
ductlon, The light is produced by
what Tor want of better name, may
pe called ether vibrations. Mechanic
ally speaking. to quote the inventor.
Il am using vibrations similar to
those OF an electric bell: putting them
you see."
The apparatus for producing the new
ngnt Is merely the small magnet and IL
tluss tuoe the size of a cigar within
ene tupe Is supported piece OF watch
Spring: AZ one end OF this Is a small
dlsc OF soft iron, about a quarter OF on
amen In diameter. Midway in length
ana In contact with the spring is an
IRON wire. the size of pin, This wire
extends through the glass as does the
WIRE attached to the watch spring. The
ina,i a. ahen exhausted in the glass tube
leaving two metal contacts in a high
vlbrate freely SF'"s "
When the glass tube (cnlled the vi
orator. Is placed over the center Of the
magnet and the wires in the tube are
connected with wires In the magnet
Nv nelng part Of the electric circuit,
.ne current In the primary current
prlnss into existence a second current
ol suiiicient strength to produce the
new hght; when this latter current is
4 CONNECTED with Theoretically senled
kias5 receiver, having absolutely moth
ing N II, artificial daylight Is The re-
SUI, through the vibrations OF ether
/ ONE or these days the inventor hopes
10 PUT on the market sticks Of electric
nght, mat can be carried in the vest
! p1Svhet' lie expects to make n tremen-
dons saving in the cost OF producing
electric light. As at present made only
hpout one-seventh OF one ton OF coal
converted into light, all the rest be-
Wnen MT. Moore first applied To the
petent ofllce the reply came that a
patent must be refused, as there was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
WHAT WILL Be DONE
STARTLING DISCOVERY MADE IN
RHODE ISLAND.
There Has Not Been Legal Star.
rInge Contracted In the state
in About FIFTY Years.

Providence, Il, l.. Feb. 5,--Many
strange discoveries In relation to the
laws OF Rhode Island have been made
slnee the commission on revision OF
the statutes began their work. about
ycli ago, but the most important point
WAS discovered hut q few weeks ago.
and this was not made public until
yesterday, when one OF the commits
fioners made the startling announce
ineut that under the laws OF Rhode
Island there had been scarcely a legal
marriage by clergyman OF any de-
nomination for moro than half IL CEN
fury.
law was passed nbout sixty years
ago providing that no marriage could
be legal unless performed by the proper
officials or by licensed clergyman
OF GONE religious denomination. Reg
istry books were placed I'm the hands
OF the various town and city clerks
and for awhile the law was regarded.
As time passed. however It began to be
neglected. and about nifty wears ago It
became practically n dead letter
This negligence was not confined to
any particular part OF the state, but
/ In every town aud city the law was
forgotten.
The commission on revision has given
this matter serious thought, and the
local lawyers have raised so many
legal points that are suggested by the
law that II has been decided to apply
to the legislature for remedy.
In order 20 prevent the possibility Of
any legal tpngle, the proposed resolu.
ton In the Legislature viii provide thai
by special act all the actions OF the
'unrcglAtered' Rhode Island clergy
men are validated.
IT was not intended 10 allow the mat
ter 10 be madu public until the rcsolu
tlon for redresa was made, but the
delay In presenting the matter has re
suited IN Its premature dis losure 10y
Romc OF the outsiders who were awar,
OF the strange state OF affairs.