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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
Hcrald's Forecast.

New York, May 4.-In the Middle states
today, partly cloudy to fair weather will
prevail possibly preceded by local rain
ON the New Jersey coasts in the morning.
with fresh southery and sSuthwesterly
winds and nearly stationary. followed by
slightly higher temperature. On Tues
day. fair and slightly warmer weather
and fresh to light southerly winds, tol-
lowed by cloudiness and possibly by 10.
cal rain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
kiI1c I ky the Cars.

Erie, Pa, May 3.--MissMary Elliott, u
lady Of wealth living In Harbor Creek, was
struck by q Nickle Plate passenger train
attention had been attracted by a passing
Lake Shore train. Her brother was killed
In the same manner year or two 90. !.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
POLASKI GETS A HEARING.
His Badly Battered Victim Testified
Against Him Saturday.

John Polaski. one Of the three assail-
ants of John Malohnick, was held in
$500 bail by Alderman Wright Satur-
day Sincet he assault two weeks ago
the victim has been in critical condi-
tion and not until Saturday was he
able to leave his bed
He presented u dilaoidated appear
ance at the hearing. The other two as
sailants have made good their escape.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
The Anti.iluu RI Ots.

Belgrade, May 3.--Anti-Hun riots oc-
cured here today growing out of the use
of Servian flags at the Budapest Millenial
exhibition. Several persons were killed
and number wounded before order could
be restored.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
Reform Committee Comfortable.

Pretoria, May 3,-An Improvement has
been made in the arrangements at the jGil
where the members Of the reform COM
mittee are imprisoned and they are now
more comfortable and have little reason
to complain. M
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
MUZAFER.ED.DIN IS SHAH.
Second Son of Nasr.ed.Din Asceuds tn
Throne.

Teheran, May 3.--Muzafer Ed Din.
the second son of the late Shah. was
enthroned today at Tabriz, the capitol
of the province over which he has been
acting as governor. He will start for
this city at the earliest possible mo-
ment. .,- p
to the Shahs death entrusted to the
grand vizier. whose energy has secured
order everywhere in the country.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
Close. 'E1n
Out Season

where price OF profit figures but
lightly I'm our calculations,
We won't carry a single gaincrt
over to another season. II there's
any possible way of getting rid of
them. and so far our first failure In
this department is yet to br chron-
icled.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
Scnntor WnIlacc,s Coudition.

New York. May 3-Shortly before mid
night ex-United States Senator Wallace,
Of Pennsylvania, was reported ~ being In
comatose condition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
Price will do II

as II always has in the past, and
we've simply to say that we haven't
spared single garment in our en-
tire stock.
OF course, We can only mention
few things out of the many, but
they'll serve to show that
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04

The other candidates have support
only In their home states.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
CHlLDREN'S
GARMENTS

are all sacrificed About half of
early seasons figures will buy them
now, and within cloths no styles
have deteriorated The selection Is
large and as nearly perfect as cor.
rect styles can max IT,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
W0r rkinlg
For Glory

Comes as near the truth as any
way we know of putting IL these
days In our cloak department
or course we've had our profitable
season, with the biggest trade we
have ever recorded, and now we're
fairly into the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
FIN LEY'S
Special
Sale of
Towels
For this Week ONLY.
For this Week ONLY.

This is an opportunity
for housekeepers to re-
plenish their stock Of
Towels at prices much be.
low regular value. We
call special attention to
our
GERMAN LINEN TOWELS
I'm Damask and Hucka-
back.
Fringed Towels at nv,
10, 2S and 35 cents each.
Hemmed Towels nv,
is, lS and n cents each.
Hem Stitched l2H, 10,
rs, 35, 4S, S., IS, IS, 95,
$l.25 and $l.5O each.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-04
A Bargain
Tidal Wave

has struck the depaftment and
washed all the old figures away.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
81. & |.

Settine o'2lulnap beiaB eiueu etlp0S
%perwifelten, nur ihlper ~ perItetenoen
Gbarafter. gui9emabien in elmer Inn
sebuns, welte bic Grunoidee uuo aus
ii6teu beS Sberiten De Ole natiirlih
uno p%erniinftig, wobl gar flug ianc,
hattie lid bel ibr allmalig Die uebere
;eu9uns ber~aussebilbet, baB eS nidt
INNER ratbiam lei, auirihtig unb tlar
bon ieinen Niini6en unb Neigun9en,
ieinen gniihten uuo Mieinun9en ~
reoen. Velonoers ltarte Smpulle unS
Seibenihaften, fir Die ibre nad)ite I'm
sebuns leid)t eln perG6tlihes VGd)eln
ODER gar Elm unSldubigeS ahieljuden
sebabt baben piiroe, sewObnte iie ii6
lbon firth, ~ uerbeimlihen uno unter
allen mOgliden Gorwdnoen 81 pers
i6leiern. limb ba bic 6rauen i'm Sllges
meinen in ibrer Gbaratterentpidelung
INNER nm cine Nlance weiter 81
seben pflesen oils ielbit Der fo~nieauens
teite Wtann, iubte Vettine au6 fir
lid na6 Vorndnoen, nab GntIbul'
bisunsen, rah Wtotipen, melbe ibre
Sanolunsen usritdnolib MAIDEN ioll'
ten, obne lid ielbit bic eiSentliditeu
Ser,ensresunSen einSeiteben gu wols
len. gle bate Sl iolhen Selbltpors
ipie9elungen, in Der a~uffinoung bon
Sdeinsriinoen elm wabres Talent. 60
gum Yeiipiel i'm Chateau rouge, alS
iie nit Sauptmanu 0iSier lid iiber
Die Serniftuns Der beutiden Ginauars
tierung 9eeini9t bate, mar ibr bic
0aterlanosliebe, Die Reuanfe fir 9e'
fallene Sreunoe uno oergleihen lebr
willfommen geweien, UNI ibren per
ionli6en SaB seSen bic unbefannten,
bdBliben, pie lie meinte, b~albwtlcen
VOlfer OeutiblanoS 81 bemGnteln.
Damn bate iie Mfiiller fenner s~elernt.
Sic fab plStlid, oaB Die Oeutifen
raub Wfenlfen maren," uno Die
Sdeinsriinbe fielen mie elm Sarten'
baus 5uiammen, ais Der @runo ibreS
peri0nliden Saiies I6wanb. limb nun
aud ieet, ais lie ourtaus nit Wiiiller
reoen wollte. Gle ia9te lid ielbit nitt
tlar unb ebrlih, mesbalb bieier WunId
70 ,pinSenS in ibr a%uitrat, I'm Wie piel
peniser bdtte ibre llmsebung babtnter
tommen iollen. 0as lag Nun einmal
in ibrer san,eu Gr,iebuns. Ste ipar
mntbie unb tolliiibn In ibren Gntidliii'
len iie idredte Dor ni6ts juriid, aber
tie ltebte nun einmal bic frummet
Wese, bic man ibr als bte sansbarere1
inh ,msfm1hineren ~baroeftellt hattie.
(Sprtiebuuq auf Sf,te y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
Die gr6(daft 0es UoRes.
Rsman ans hem beuH&.iran,ai. arises.
Bon q. .. Artnnlnem
0puksuuS.)

% muste gliidenl SaS mar p,e
erite @eSiusuns. Iiemals bate er
feline Griiteni elmer Srau Santen
pl0geu, niemals cine Srau beiratbeu
m6sen, INN ielbit ;u leben, ocer audi
u BON lid iaaen ~ "laiien, er babe
iie aus materiellen Griinoen eebeis
ratbet ; niemalS bate er Den Miutb se'
babt, bel ieinem Snfel I'm -9eoncre
a%r;ubalteu, peur er ibr nidt cine
it~anoeS9emIBe Griitenj 81 bieten BADEN
piroe. Ilio oieie muBte fomnen.
Wober? saS itano freilib nod i'm pers
i6loiienen Suhe SeS Sdidials, uno
baS peraulaBte i'm aud leet, LANCE
Belt i%iurero Dor lid biniuieber, olS
Oh er aus Den Gebeugeldnoeu, Die i'm
u~n1saben, cine Intport aui oteie 6ra9e
berausleieu f0uue.
Der Srtef 2eonorens bratte ibm
pieoer ms @eodhtniB ;uriid, oaB CT
bod In Der Sersangenbeit nit einem
itrdflideu, iiinSbaften Seittiinn an lid
uuo an beneu ~gebanoelt, Die i'm ltebten,
haB er 9efabr selaufen mar, it'd uno
GnSere in 2eio uuo Srauer 81 ~briugen.
9as bate alio Ger Srieg iir i'm
QuteS! 60 itretlid er INNER iein
motte, er bate aub leine guteu Seis
ten. Gar uitt SOttor Sablie, pas
Whitteri0bnhen, Der 9eoaufenblaile
Gtubeuboder, ourd oen Srieg Elm tbats
frdftiger, aufopferunsSiGbiger Selo ges
woroeu? Satte Der artes nidt aus ibm
felbit, aus Dem beruntergetommenen,
oerlotterteu Sasa6unoeu, eiueu Wiaru
sematt, Der ieiue Sdbi9teiten tenneH
eelernt bate uno fie betbdtigen %tOnnte,
bate sr nif)t Der gau;en bcutlhen
RatiorASaS Sepubtiein ibreS Sel6it'
pertbes, ibrer 2iiftigteit, Sapferteit
uno Ginigteit segebeu?
Sariu lag fir ibu uno Fir bas game
BOLT bic eroEe Grbitait, oie Der Srieg
nit leiren unenoliheu Spiern gctrad)t.
Sod feblte baS iittbare 3eiden, oas
leu6tsnoe Siaoem, oaS Siegel oicicr
Grbi6aft, aber Niar iiiblte itOn leet
ben u~nneuubaren @eminu, Ser aus ocn
Gaseu oes SorneS, Der aus Dem bal
lenoen, itreitbaren Stritt Ser Patio
men fir i'm uuo fir gaui 0eutidlano
iiib ergeben mubte. Gs 9ibt nitts in
Der @elt, mas fir baS Semitic Tiger,
mas auf ben Wtenihen erbebenoer, oers
ebelnoer mirtt ais oaS SaterlunoSs
sefifbl, Die Seimatbsliebe, uno oieie
mar Sur9 oen Sries aus Dem matt
9limmenoen Sunten CUR lOoernoen
Slamme seipOrben. Gs mubte aud i'm
emportra9eu gum Slid fir lid uno
ollie, Die i'm lisbteu. Sas mar ieiue
feite ueber;eusuus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

teu," faste yetttne uno pranste ,,u
bur6 bic Meuee ener9ii6 auf ben Jun.
gen Sofbaten gu.
.gber, mein Srdulein," ermiberte
Sberit De Ole %eritaunt. r@elte Seee!
sic fommen nibt burb."
rWtaden sic mir Flat," itrie tie
ibn on, rpo;u iino sic oa? @oSuiino
sic Sberit? Sb muB nit ibm ipre.
dem"
gle mar wie pon Sinnen. Ginioe
QelAe, bic I'M Tie berum itanben,
pihen wirtlih aus - mebr aus Neu.
sieroe, mas lid pobl aus oieier iOncer.
barcu S;cue entwideln peroe, oils aus
Seidlli9feit.
! .Nerr lieutenant" iaote ieet Yet.
tine III Dem 6iibrer Der Wabe, eiuem
iuusen Wienidcu bon etpa piers ccer
iiiuiunpSpau;i9 3abren, lid muB nit
isrcm Serrn bort lprefen. IS lit
mein Better"
Gin centider SolSat - Sbr @et,
ter" madJte Dc Wle iiberraidt.
.llnmoSlib! @in untrOitlidL aber
i) babe Den i~trensiten Sefebl," ant.
portete Der lieutenant.
sic b0rte uidt dui i'm uno orGnste
iih INNER peiter Dor.
sd mill i'm iraseu iiber eaS
S6idial meines Srubers," rief lie
laut.
Wtaller bUrte baS 9(lles uno p~eritanb
aud, mas mar ia9te, oblpobl eS in Der
Sait Der Guire9un9 mebr binsemorien
ais a~us9elprod)en puroe. sic lli9t
ibon wieber," Nadte er bel lid.
rOes tcoteu ooer ces leberben Sru'
bers, Sraulsin b'9lulnap?" ira9te er
nit bitterer Setonung.
Seet itano lie 10 uabe bel linn, baB
iie linn Die Sauo reideu fonnte. Sic
itredte lie ibln iiber einen franioIiiten
Soloaten binlpeg ~, Der Ireunoli6
genus mar, lie nid)t III bincern.
rGormdrtS, porpGrts!" i6rie Der
lieutenant.
Sd bite Sie," rief lie nit Bitten
uIl SuHtN ulp w uONp'ili gu ttHuIlH
lid beihpOre Sie, no fam ib Sic
iprefen?"
Gr tcnnte ben guseu niht piber'
itrebeu. IS brau6te Der Sei6wUrung
gar nibt, lie braud)te ibn nur an;us
ieben, uro er no pollitGnoi9 in ibrer
@ewalt. Gr iaBte raid lire Sono uro
oriitte lie leibt.
nSu Der Saierne bes iiebenten Re'
gimentS in Vnti9uOlles beute Nbeno,"
iaSte er idnell, ripo mor9en, oaS meiB
Der Simmel. Wtan fiibrt uns isit orsi
1a9eu immeriort in Der Staot beruu,
BON einem Srt gum anoeren, pie isls
tene 1biere, I'm Slauben ~ MAIDEN,
MAJ, bGtte per weiB wie piele pou ben
lluieren-"
Gr iagte nod mebr, aber tie peri tano
nidts weiter. sic wureen auseinanber
9eriiien, unb wenige %9lugenblite ipdter
iab lie Den lrupp id)On entiernter UCn
iib i'm Wiarih 9egen Den Vouleoaro be
la Wtaoeleitle bapon;ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

fe, eas Die Ir;ueieH ibr gut tbatcn. Sbr
.5nltanS bat it5 ie'tSsm b@eltanSts, ssb.fert;;
S.s halt bali i.st Ssrs g3iitei iir BE btltsn Sai
Sraueu. Sic bat ftd in ;ehu Sabreu ridIt
70 ipobl bsiuuosu rpis ieet.
Sh itreibe otes ohre bn;u aufesforeert
woroeu u isiu uuo autorifrs sic. SorFthsubts ~
ptroteutliheu, odrit ale Seioeuoen erfabrsu. mas
has Discovery" fir msiue 6rau aethdu bat" lie
NRtntitnen fpsrnsn non altn blnolrrn p~trinuft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
90. 9Qpitel.

gettine o'aulnaD frat nit Sut,
SanSidubeu unS S6irm gum aus'
seben getleiSet in Den gallon ibrer
@ubnun9 in Der aluenue S'9luiterlie in
Paris, NO ibre Wtutter aui eiaem
Giuan lag unS ItSbute.
r9ettine! y rief ibr oiele e%ritaunt 81.
.g9aS 9ibt's, Wiama?"
Oh wtllit bod ni9t etwa gar aus
seben?"
Limb pesbalb ni6t, Wama?"
rSerr meines 2ebens, in oieier 3eit?
@eibt On ni6t, baB gan; Faris in
toller Sluiresuns lit? @illit Gu Did
mutbwillis in Die gefGbr beSeben,
iniultirt ~ peroen?"
r@ie, DIANA? Cine jun9e Dame
biirfte it'd am bellen libten Gage mits
ten In Taris nidt mebr auf Der StraBe
ieben laiien?-
vMitteu in Baris! glt, meiu Gott,
i6 femme Huris ni6t mebr. Die
Npenue b'aulterlie, cine pornebme
StraBe, in Der maj JOINT rubis lebeu
uno Dor allen Sin9en Nadts rubis
idlafen fonute, ballt ieet pon einem
Gnoe bis gum anoeren wiber BON BEN
carmen b%etrunfener Qeute, bon BEN
Soblen uuo Shreien Der Soloateu,
ipel1e bic Warisillaiie - pie iie be-
baupten-iinsen! sinsen! Sd babe
ihon mandmal iin9en boren in met'
mem 2eben, aber 10 nod nibt."
r0aS 1T bic 9eseiiteruus, Mama,
Die wirb mir nihtS idaoen."
rG'ut. Nenne eS Seseiiteruus, meir
8iuo. Mlan tann ia bienieben fir oi,
wunoerli1iten Oinse bic punoerlidite,
Ramen Wdblen. 3d aber wiirSe e'
lieber cine Robbeit obne @leihen men
men. limb Tu nennit bas 9egeiiterung
Gut. Sd babe in bieier Naht fet,
Guge idlteBen fSnneu - Dor 9essiite
rins. Sd babe aopiihmerien, jeoe'
Glieb tbut mir peb, ieoer Nero glitter
Dor 0essiiteruns. @as wiro bai
nod werben?"
rGs piro nun bic sroBe Gbrehnur(
fommsn, DIANA. Sait 9u ui6t &C.
bort, iuie seitern Der Sberii Be pl'
faste, baB linn alle Die Wteni6en, bt,
jest pariS ~ beSroben wa9en, berjlid
leio tbdten? Gs wiiroe pobl Memaul
BON linen pieber Die Setrnatb iebsu
iaste er. Gle wiiroen ollie Su @runoD
seben. Grantreid erbebt iid i'm bet
liseu Sorn se9en Die Sarbarenboroel
tpte elm Mann-"
r@ie elm Mann? gub gut. Cd
babe nod ME eiueu Mlann nit einen
folden Get0le. nit FOLDER 3iselloiis
feit ii6 erbeben icben, nit iol6e
llnorbuuns. @arum iino mir aber QUO
nt6t absereiit! Seiu Tater, Got
iei's setlagt, lit Der balsitarrisit
Meni9 auf Der @elt. Nir fOnnte1
ldnsit i'm Sioen iein, in Ni;;a Ooe
Stalien, no bic perniinitiSen Seute Dol
pariS iton lGnsit iino.1
rMtama, fper founte audi abnen, ba
eS bieie fremoen GinoriuSlin9e pirflir
wasen piiroen, PariS an,uSreiien
Dap iie Nib uno panoalii9 geuu
wGren, bic Giienbahnen gu S~eritOre'
unS EariS rings berum eiu,uibliebe
uno irieolihe Seute in ibrem SOrbabe
~ binoern? FariS, oaS Si6t Der Welt
@as miro aus Der gSelt, aus Der Gipi
l~iiaticn weroeu, obue FariS? .
itebIt. eS miro iiirdterli6 weroen, men
bic Geuti6eu aui ihrem 8orbaben b,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
bal EE MEHW

Ssrr %. %. Scott bon Der II. 2. Nar.
Sbaus Office IN Gtlauta, Ga, itreibt /:
ySiele Sabre lang lit nIstue 6rau bsitiuSis
on Ssroauunssbeitmereeu, safriitem
8opfpeb, nerpoier G~ridopiuus uuo alien
Mosliteu Grausnfraufhettsu. Rahssm fs
ohne ben seriustsu Grfols cine Rcuss
Ier;te uno ar;ueieu prpbtrt hattie, berseete
id iie, es nit DR.. Pisrcs's "Favorite Pre-
scription" NIB "Golden Medical Dis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

covery" 81 oeriuten.
Sic mar 10 mutblos,
oaB iie uIetute, eieie Wtit.
tel tpiiroeu ibr serabe 10
fpcnig belfeu, ipie ale
anoeren /; abrr mir gu
9isbe iuoute fie eiuen
Seriuh eamit MAIDEN.
SD fauite pom ieosm
eine 6Iaite, uuo nod
ebe lie Die SGlite oapon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
las bette Tittsl in Der @elt.

Strtatot, SU, on, u.
wir purss paitor s0uts's R,rptus stdrtsI usn ben
Ct. Sraueis Sdpeittrn In Sbteaso t~u'ptoaien stssn
Esrpsniapdae uns S4lorON9tttt. poran 10 idon
Iana,rs Stit TIT uue faue, eGs IS eas bette Vttttsl pages
s SSpsitsI 0. Seas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11
Grfcfc In jenc.r SALE.

st. Bernard. Tebr.. On. ".
eor ~unst'abr 4 Sabren smpiahl I'd SGitor SSnl9s
R,ru,n, : iarttr elmer 5antlle IN SbGneansn. VsInn..
pe9tH Ct. gttuss SanS psntt PIE 10 Saete a''t tennt
b,laN,t mar uuo pom I,r,t,u NIB, bsirttt pnree. gett Der
Serpsus : tdrter turirt, is, tbsric irHros nnh stns Jrai
In eruitol 9ast eapurh turtIt; sttslbt lttt an Dem
IhrsSlIdit:u antr eeietn, Der fau'uhi Sa 5iahpe otS'
kalb, eas ss sstn bsisrss NttttI sttbt
Yiaru /. u.itr, y. 5. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-11

6~>S eth tpertbspnes gut far ytercenIstoenb<
SkrPI uEo eiue Yrote'Jluihe Buge'anot. ArHis
wv erbaIten oud1 be Wleoi5tu umloHIt
2isfe Went5tn puroe tsit benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
Sp6p. paitor &bnig IN Sort g9apue. Suo.. ~5ubereltet
nno iest inter tetuer Anpeiuug ppu Der
kOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III.
40 5. Franklin street.
get alpofhsfsrn ~ baben FIR
~ 90 ote SIaide, 4 SIaidcu ilr $500:
eroBs Si.s5. Is iur $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-30

G1S 0O0 OR WILL EXCHANGE IN
ID ID. OOO. part for city, Oakland or Alameda;
fine residence; large lot; vicinity Turk and Van
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ Judicial Circuit, Northern District OF Cali
forna.
In the matter OF a special session of said Circuit
Court.
Pursuant to section SO Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United States IL is
Ordered that special session Of the Circuit
Court of the United States OF America OF the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for the Northern
District OF California, be and hereby is appointed
TO be held at the courtroom OF said court In the
United States Appraise building, n the City
and County of san francisco, in said district on
Friday, the 18th day of June, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and ninety-six
at the hour of IL O'Clock A. N.
Witness my hand and seal at the City and
County of San Francisco this twenty sixth day OF
Seal Isignedl JOSEPH McKENNA,
United States Circuit Judge, Ninth Judicial Dis
trict.
Marshal, Northern District of California.
And w. ]. COSTIGAN ESQ, Clerk United States
Circuit Court, Northern District OF California.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-30
MARRIED.

ACHESON- ON-MoRELAND-May 81, 1895 by the
Rev. Nj. NJ. Gibson, d.. Allen E. Acheson and
Jessie NJ. Morelaud
AHkENS-BRU UNING-In this city, May 27,
1896, by the Few. ]. II. Schroeder, Albert n.
Ahrens and Minnie NJ. Bruning.
EBEL-UMLAND--I In this city, May 27, 1896,
by the Rev. j. 81. Schroeder, Gustav Ebei and
Henrietta Umland.
MUDGETT-HAMMER this city. Nav 29,
1895, by the Rev. Dr.W.W. Case. w. n. bfudgett
and Bert ha Hammer, both Of San francisco.
OVERLEY-WILSON-In Oakland CAL, May 27,
1896, by the Rev. George w. Beatty William
Christopher Overey of Sacramento and Mrs.
Nellie Wilson OF Oakland.
ROEHR-EHLERS-In this city, May "a, 1895,
by the Rev. ]. II. Schroeder William Roehr and
Jennie Ehlers.
ERSON-McMULLIN-In Oakland. May
%, 1896, by the Rev. George w. Beatty, Robert
Sanderson and Rebecca McMullin, both OF Oak
land.
THORP-BLECHER-In this city May %, 1895,
by the Rev. J. A. Schroeder Joseph B. Thorp
and Annie c. BIecher
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-CHEAPESTIN IN THE CITY; FIRE
~ proof building; advances made. 211 Larkn.
EUkNfTURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS; ADJ
IL vances, shipping CHAS. L. TAYLOR, ,204 Post.
T II. ROONEY. 722 MISSIoN-SToRAGE AT
reduced rates; basement storage, 81 so per load
T OWESr RATES-FURNITURE, PIANOS,
IL household goods, etc. j. NJ Pierce, 735 Market
A B. SMITH FURNITURE CO., 1872 ELLIS;
n. low rates; fre-proof building; Eastern plan.
"a ture. etc. SHREK & SHREK. TAI Market
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

4 ITA PUNTA TRACTS THE GEM OF THE
N bay region, 906 acres subdivided: 8 miles
north of Berkeley, 8 from Oakland; AZ minutes
from San Francisco; lots 50x200 ieet, from $50 TO
500; small deposit; easy installments Send for
beautiful map with prices and terms. GEORGE
M:HAlGHr. 22O sansome ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
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PROPOSALS.


pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
4 Navy-yard, Mare Island, Cal.-May z, 1895
Sealed proposals indorsed proposals for supplies
June g. 1ssS,S viii be received att at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department, Wash
lngton u. C.. until IL O'Clock noon, June 8, 1895,
furnish, at the Navy-yard, Mare Island Cal guam
tty Of brushes, bolts, nuts, lag screws, cement,
OREGON pine, blocks, air port and other glasses
gasllets valves and ship ehandlery. The articles
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application TO the Navy Pay Office,
San Francisco, Call or the Navy ard, Mare Island
Cal. Tie bids, all other things being equal, de-
cided by lot. The department. resenses the right
deemed ADVANTAGEOUS to the Government ED
WIN STEWART. Paymaster- General, U. 5. y.
CPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, SIC
- California street, San Francisco--ealed bids
will be received at the Secretary's office of the
Spring Valley Water Works, 5l6 California street,
up TO II NJ. the first day of June next. for any
the company, in lots OF not less than ten 1O
shares.
delivery on the 18th day OF June following, and
must be taken and paid for on or before the 10th
OF said month.
All bids must be accompanied by a deposit o.
five $3.50 dollars per share in gold coin or certified
check.
No bids will be entertained at less than ninety
nine ($99) dollars per share.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
PELHAM w. AMES, Secretary
San Francisco, May u, 1885,
pRoPosALs-srATE PRISON SUPP LIES
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of
the clerk at State Prison, San Quentin, until lU
A. NJ, Saturday, the 18th day of June. 1896, and
at the office of the clerk at State Prison, Folsom
until $3.50 AM Saturday, the 10th day of June
1896, a. which times and places they will be
opened In presence Of bidders, for furnishing
and delivering supplies for said prisons Consisting
of su bsistence stores, forage fuel clothing med-
cines. lime, cement and other staple supplies
from July !. 1896. 10 June 80. 1897, Inclusive on
conditions per printed schedule. which viii be
furnished upon application at either OF the above
offices
No bid will be considered unless made upon said
schedules. nor unless accom- panied by the certified
check therein required, nor from any other
parties than bona-6de dealers in the classes
of articles TO be furnished. Each bidder must
accompany his bid with O certified check
upon some well-known and responsible
banking house for at least 10 per cent OF the
amount, payable to r. Nj. FITZGERALD, presi-
d. of said board Of his bid conditioned that the
bidder will enter into contract upon notice of ac-
ceptance as required by law
Bids for either prison must be marked sepa-
rateiy. All payments made on contracts will be
paid in cash or Controllers warrants.
Bidders will carefully follow the conditions of
the schedules
The board reserves the right 20 reject any or all
bids the public interest may require, and to or
der any quantity over under the amount specl-
fed. II. III. FITZGERALD, President.
j. V. FILLS, Clerk.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv mall
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either or the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same publishedI
BORN.
AXEBROD-In this CITY, Nav 10 1896 to the
wife OF ). Axelrod, a daughter.
EISNER-In this city, May 24 1896, 10 the wife
OF Philip Eisner, u daughter.
EPHRAIM-In this city, May 28 1895, TO the
wife of Fred Ephraim a daughter.
LOONEY-In this city, May "a, 1896, to the wife
OF James j. Looney, daughter
GEFKEN-In this city, May 26, 1896, to the wife
of John Gefken, a son.
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DIVORCES PkoUEEDIN as.

Complaint filed
Margareta Leistner against John Leistner.
Divorces granted:
Pauline Nolan from James E. Nolan, for
cruelty: by Judge Hebbaru.
A. Dalton from Francis NJ Daiion, for desertion;
by Judge Hebbard.
Lillian L. Dodge from Ebert A. Dodge, for
cruelty, by Judge Murphy. Plaintiff allowed $40
a month alimony and custody OF minor children.
Alimony proceedings:
Antoine LasaIe VS.. Jeanne Lasall e; plaintiff