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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. May 2i.- Speculative
Conditions on the Board Of Trade sus-
tained a loss in price to-day wheat
showed great promise carly, the strength
which IL presented causing the majority
or traders 10 take a bullish view. but
with noon came encouraging crop reports
from Kansas aud heavy short selling IN
der tho weisht Of which all gains were
lost and prices continued 70 decline I'M
til. at the close. every vestise OF strength
disappeared, and even the most san
guine holders agreed that they were
beaten. Two prominent professionals
who were credited with having assumed
a bullish attitude yesterday were over
on the selling side to-day, and 1t Is be-
lieved their sales mere twice greater
than their previous purchases. July
wheat opened from 62i4c. 10 U2Ssc., sold
between 62f4c. and GOAc.. closing at CO.'S
Q6lc-1isc. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady early but the normal
close was from TO 152c. per bushel
lower.
Corn-The corn market presented no
new feature. Trade was duh and the
tone mostly a sympathetic one. July
corn opened at 2glZQ28esc.. SOLD between
J)c AM 292sc., closing at 20-sN-e4c.-
lsNhc. under yesterday. Cash corn WAS
the gain lost, and further depreciation
noted.
Oats-What was true Of corn was ap-
plicable to oats. The market was dull
and fo4tureless aue the motion OF prices
governed by that of wheat. July oats
CLOSED 1salio. under yesterday. Cash
oats were steady early. but closed weak
Provisions were not strong, having 10
contend with the weakening influence
~ a lower hog market Early how
over. thcy were assisted by the better
feeling OF the grain markets. then pre-
yHuirg, and We're enabled 10 mak0 q
slight gain IA value thereby. When
wheat. corn. and oats took declining
course, product Was left without support
and The early gain and more WAS lost
July pork closed 200 ZZIc. lower. July
lard ljc. lower. and July ribs 5gIlac.
lower.
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nnrJ. H. mr. lllnEs FElnNDs.
The right Against the Liquor Traffic Bob
White Come Again.

BLACKSTONE. Va, May 2l-Speclal.~
Sunday afternoon Rev. }. ". Lee. the
p.ell-kuowu evangelist. began series Of
tent meetings. large crowds have been
drawn to bear l.m. and his sweet singer
SIR. CJult.s. ae BIAS been unspag1ns In
Ills Pronunciation W tAe whisky traffic,
and threats u.ye been made against hiI-
Bgt nothing can make him fear aud
l.. bravery has won him friends, even
auo.- those Who do not agree with him
OtlcrNla-.
Tie only issue iu the approaching mu-
niciual election Is that between the IL
Gems. and n0-lcense factions. The dry
ticket Is headed oy AIR. II. ". Dillard,
one " our -bsL citZens. aid - backed up
th, beet elements OK the place.
A rue rain fell last night affording 70
our farmers d much-nocded season for to-
baccO planting.
IN s1ortsmcu viii rejoice at tho reap
naarsrce OF Bob White after silence Of
nearly two years. Their inspiring calls
ara tca-d on every hand. and 90 another
var they will be as plentiful as they
were two years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

Offerings aud Sales az the Aichno"d To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign Ad'lces'

NlW YORK. May 2i-Iho mS"I'''
IN which the stock market opeh'" va
morning was disappointing 10 ,he
pun OF traders. who wee coN"''"'
the spurt fn Sugar iu-t previous 10 90.
close OF business yesterday "o"'"
followed hy further advance ''.'
morning The stock. instead OF moNi"T
up ran on rapidly from l-@'s TO i~'t'
mi. movement however had 30 alIi'-
clahlc influence ON Tine general Is''
which uf,r yielding fracuonaNt' ".-
v,lop.l considerable strength. Mamma -
faf ua. an exception. selling OF nearly
a point to 10l.. while Metropolitan Irac-
zion advanced nearly as much. rising TO
Iosa. tho highest price for some time.
As fHr -day wore along the bulls dis-
ular.l increased confidence and hid up
prices au along Che line. The operation
was MOI difficult one. because OF mo
comparatively largo outstanding short
interest Eumors gained circulation that
"a statement would be made hy the fore
most Republican candidate. in which Dee
would declare himself TO Dec in favor of
the co.l standard On this there was
considerable purchases to cover sugar
advanced from 1-i-l to 1882. ana Man
haitian from loia~ 20 l1@i4. while me
remainder OF thc Nst improved anywhere
from f. to + per cent. Final quotations
were within o. fraction OF the best figures
OF the day Set changes show gains OF
l.aa. peg cent. Sucar leading I'm the
.uDoMInes Mobile and Ohio rose "a Go
=. Tle total sales were l43loi shares.
Including $3.50 Sugar. o-ul ST. Paul.
9lOJ Manhattan. ANA 500 Reading
Speculation closed firm foo tone Bonds
were rrm ANA higher. Sales footed up
>lO.'n'
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NEW YORK. May o. Cotton oui',
..,,-,.,.- c,lf sib. middnng. So. gross
receIufs. ! .OiB bales. exports 10 ,o,'"
mont ga bales. forwarded. 100 naIes,
sales. so bales. an spinnefsi stocA' i''''''
bales --o ,.t...
Total to-day-Net receipts "..z pa'oS'
exports % Great Britain va V@'es'
Continent. 4oi bales, stock. "'o'Vu7 "a.
Total TO far this Weck-Net It'eiP'''
10 zoo bales. exports TO Great biitalh'
H. 29l bales. France. 145 bales CONT
nent. 49, 2l bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts
BOSS go bales, exports 20 HIe"' D' ',.'''''
. lOl O,8 bales: France. 4j4,luJ bales CON
tinent. O39 718 bales.
Futures closed barely steady May
z aG. July. 7qs. August. 500, SeptciHoei'
T s0. october. III. November. III De
c,nh,r. III. january ~, ehi "aiy'
us. March. go, sales, l'o,u"o bai'a
NEW ORLEANS. LA, May 2i-'ot-
ton futures steady. sales. 27sOo bales,
May. 75o. June. 752; July, 1885, August
E l5. seutember 7O7; October, 6D, No
1ember GSS. December, o.Zi January
G95. February. 695.
NI.W YORK. May 81 The SUNS cot
ton review says:
Cotton declined { TO- 10 points closing
barely steady. with sales OF l1e.uOJ bales.
To-days feature. The huch-pn was
pulled out from tne vehicle oi aptau 'lon
ami the cotton market came GOWN "l,N
a Aail J'it ta"tcl'il4 on iNl7 crop iI'il'h.
iu which Tie selling was Dh ucuidiy
heavy, notably in August nc" Vi
leans was weak. Liverpool SOLD. ana uniI-
Iy rams were reported ODD 'he I"''ii'7
ana Georgia. Tact Wni-h ht".es very
Iarsri$ ih io-dty's fluctuations Opol
rains were reported az Iaiesaifs. Ben
nettsvillc. and Columbia. g. C.i also al
Fayetteville ald other places ln Nolih
Carolina as Wei as at Rome. Ca. Nich--
burg. Miss. and in other sections. The
spot cotton markets were quiet and
hrre tne eoot quotations were reduced.
On the way down stop orders. as usual.
v.r. caurlt and they cleared the way
for "a moro rapid decline. Early in tle
g.... t,. ra.t ,ron months were slightly
r.-,.r o,,.i,. to layIne Iy prominent
l.'n interest. here Liverpool W. nrm-
.r and r.or. active. The receipts were
,.,o.T.r,t, t.. E0mlav arrivals Wcro
u... .t a.. .t.D.ti.l n.-ffon ie. of
......, o,. E.t u,. market
I ,.,..,.t .,..,.o,t. without
e+,.+ ~ ba ie.5in.
i..fi. ..... .,,.,,..-,8 a. have sold quite
l,..ly H., tn. Iat.r business. tud the
soutb s.iline orders. OWING To- the rains
h. fhe CaroIin8s The speculation was
lare4r Than OH ans day for week. but
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nett had called tho assemh!age TO order'
the Rev. W. s. Lacy. OF the SeS"'u
Presbyterian church. oifersd up ms
fervont invocation. Judge Carnett theh
introduced the orator OF the Day mo
Hon. NJ. G. Butler. OF south ,afoiih"
date General {. S. A.. who delivered a
very appropriate and stirring address III
whioh he gave his rec0llcctiOns OF the
Battle OF Brandy station.
The procession then reformed ana
marched To the cemeteries, where the
graves had been beautifully decorated py
loving hands The parade WAS mere DIS
missed several volleys being nred ny mo
infantry and from the battery OK tho
y. l.. \. Blues. The Inc OF march was
again taken up. and the exercises closed
with a dress parade OF the military IN
Commercial place. This latter part OF
tre programme Was somewhat interfeFred
with on account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

BALTIMORE. MD. May Flour duh
Wheat inactive. $50. red spot and May.
Osi lgoeasc., July and August. G7sQ6754c.:
sortl ern. by sample. 'CgQ1lc.
Corn dulli mixed spot and May. $3.50
34ci June. 331sa3iAc. July, 34G035c..
steamer mixed, zi4452Ac.; southern 3lc.
bid
oats quiet; 40. white. western. 81
N-0c.; no. mixed. western 24i4c. bid.
Rye dull. 30. ., near by lie; DO. west
crn. I3c.
Hay dulL
Grain freights steady.
Sugar dun, granulated. $3.50.
Other articles unchanged
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coATLDERtrn MlMonl.iL.


NORFOLK VA May l.-Spc.al.
Ile annual memorial exercises 90 u.Dor
or deceased soldiers oi tAc Lost Cause
weee he.l 4cre to-day au.or tle auspices
ol I-Aett-LIelauan Camp and the
Ladies Memorial Association. Tao eA-
,...sea wrrs of very interesting clar1c-
t,r AMI tle parade of tre military, Cone
te.0fate Veterans. ana me flre DEPART
mlut was Oh very imposing spectacle. m
4dNitor t0 the local military companies
of tla Fourth Virginia D. eme.t t.ou
slr.iN. tIluk4ui. a.a r.tcrs. lrg. partl-
pateI. Ile procession formed ou Gone
mereial I'aDe au4. at 8 % clo.A. headed
hy tle Nar4l POST Band. sua o. squad
OF Police. tools up tae uue OK march
tHrousn several CO. tAe most prominent
streets to tho grounds or the NorlolN
3lai. Academy. whore tle exercises of the
day were held. a stand had been ercct-
ed here. aud, after Judge q. 5. Car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
Isaac SJG|G 6CO.
Wonderful
Fridays Selling !

go yards Covert Cloth ia tan. ,a,y,
brown. and gray. 40 inches aldt. TO-.
value for 100. yard.
9s7 yards Garner Percale. ln uew pai-
terms. y l-2c kind az q 1-sc. yard.
$50 pieces First Quality Mosquito Net.
yards wide. 25c. FOR n piece cf 3 yards.
50 pieces y lie. grade White Duck,
To-. yard.
5000 pieces Teather-Edge Beading, ioc.
value. 81. piece.
Best quality Velvet Spongos &c. each.
$50 pounds Imported CASTLE Soap. l5t.
pound.
Mems Grip-Back. Wire Buckle -susD,n-
dcrs, silk embroidered, new goods. 1c.
value. 80. each
Is pieces SILK Madras. embossed stripe.
beautiful Tor suits aud waists. 3Jc. value,
u l-2c. yard
Immense parasol sale I'm progress here.
Fancy iaras0is. -, "A, ana - value,
Sl.4s
800 Assorted Handles. 2G-inch Paragon
Frame Parasols 81 80 and s. grade. 81
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

Virginia state ...........25 -. 20
Miscellaneous.
4. r. CO. preferred 100 90
a. r. Co. common. .......50 Gob Vo'a
Quotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less than ton years.
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cnA1N 49, corroN EXcHANGE.

Richmond. Va May FL lo'"'
Quotations: Wheat LongbciTy' - 70
74c.. mixed. n 90 7.c.i shortpeIIy' ~ -
14c: No red, 1888 10 'ic.
White. Virginia. o'c.' 10. ""''~'
SO 90 &c &c.. 10. mixed. 90 TO 'o.2o ia,
Oats-No. mixed, -4'2c.' no h''N'''
24c
Kyo-42 20 DOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

vanrah, 81 2Ja375. do Charleston, N.25
ass.
Cabbages-Florida. crate. Toe. GGSl.2 p; do
Savannah. do. Sl25gl.50: do. Charleston.
do. {i25g1.75. do North Carolina. do
SlO0QiJO, do. Norfolk. barrel. Toe gSl.JO
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Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
was dun and steady. prices unchanged;
no. 2 spring wheat. 593sGGl &c.; so. 2
red, G3,saC6c: no. corn %. 40, e..
30. oats, l".0l0i1c.. mess pork s7aaI
40. lard, Sf8514.45. short RIB sides.
S3.saa3eG. dry saltcd shoulders. s. O0Q
425; short clear sides. S4O01A12l; whis-
Ky $l21.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

The commencement exercises OF the
Woman's College VIII be- Aeld on the nrst
Monday in June at The Academy Of
Music.
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PORT or RICHMOND. MAY u. 1896.
SAIIEL

Schooner Flying scud, Coleman. Clare
mont. 10 load lumber, Tor Baltimore, Nd.
Schooner James j. Reese. FOXwell.
Iulrers. 10 load lumber
Schooner ". N4auarnau. Smith. Ncw
YORK. railroad dies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
mATTIkGS! MATTIAGS /!

100 rolls Good Mating. lOr yard.
iis rolls Heavy Mating. ~ lie. yard.
$50 rolls Extra-Heavy Reversible Mat.
ting. Ice. yard.
DOan's Pulverized Coffee, In l-pounc
cans, 4Oc value. 29c. pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

There will Dee q meeting OF the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association IN the
parlor az the y NJ. q. a. at q o'clock
this evening. All members are urgently
requested 10 be present.
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COS Iitu. II y pHOtiC o " Il
LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ Office = TAXES DUE UPON ASSESS
IN ments made by the State Board of Eoualiza-
tion. Controllers Department State OF Califor-
MIA, Sacramento October / 2, 1896 In accordance
Code notice Is hereby given that / have received
from the State Board of Equalization the ..Dupli-
cate Record of Assessments of Railways. and the
duplicate Record ofApporlonment of of Railway
the property of each OF the following gnamed asso-
Citations Or corporations as fixed by the said State
Board Of Equalization for the year 1895, 10 win.
California Pacific Railroad Company, Central Pa
citic Railroad Company, North ern California Rail-
road Company, Northern Railway Company South
Pacific Coast Hailroad Company, Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, Southern California Motor
Road Company. San Francisco and North Pacific
Railway COMPANY. Southern California Railway
COmpa ny, California and Nevada Railroad Com
pany, Carson and Colorado Railroad Company
Nevada California; Oregon Railway Compuny
Nevaua County Narrow-Gauge ka lroad Company
Nor,h Pacific Coast Railroad Company, Pacific
Coast Railway Company, Paiaro Valley Rail-
Marco (EIectric) Railway Company. (,ualaia
River Railroad Company Sierra Valleys
Railway Company, Pullman's Palace Car Com
pany, and All sntic and Pacific Railroad Companv
erty, and one half of the state and County taxes on
all real properly, are now due and payable and
will be delnquent on the last Monday in Noyem-
ber next, at O'Clock ?. M. and unless paid 20 the
per cent Will be added TO the amount thereof and
unless so paid on or before the last MONDAY in
pril next, at O'Clock P. NJ, an additional 8 per
cent W i'll be added 10 the amount thereof.
The remaining one-half Of the state and County
taxes on all real properly Will be due and payable
at any time after the first Monday in January
next, and will be delinquent the las Monday
In April next, at O'Clock NJ, and unless paid 10
5 per cent will be added to the amount thereon
E. Il. COLGA n. State l,Ontrolier
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uo! FOR FITCHBUkG
TODAY TAKE YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS OUT ON THE FITCH
BURG, SAN LEANDRO AND
HAYWARDS LOCAE

FRIENDS OUT ON THE FITCH
BURG, SAN LEANDRO AND
HAYWARDS LOCAL.
See Southern Pacific Ttme-Card.
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STOP EAST OF
FRUITvALE Is THE PLACE FAST
EST SUBURBAN TRAIN On
THE PACIFIC COAST.
DIRECT BOATS AND TRAINS FROM FERRY.
FOOT OF MARKET STREET, To
FITCHBURG STATION IN
FORTY-FIVE MINUTES.
Alameda Berkeley and Fruitvale trains singed
by the Fitchburg scorcher Haywards electric
cars from Oakland every few minutes.
II you are tired of life and want 10 get OF the
earth, stay where you People get well, De-
burg.
Fitchburg Is the most promising suburb on the
direct line of upto-date public and private inn
provements in The vicinity of Oakland. 1t Is a
business center by natural location Its railway
lines now operating, deepwater sport alton for
freight by Damon's line Of fastsailing vessels on
Oakland harbor. and the excellent county roads
leading to it. are incon estible proofs. II is
larly laid out into blocks and lots bounded by wide
streets, graded and graveed, and ornamented with
avenue trees, cypress hedges and evergreen groves
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
For home while cheap: for speculation a
rising market: for turn be first for investments
Improvements to make. Water supply from
companies at your DOORS Lots in this beautiful
town at cheaper rates and on easier payments than
can be bought in many OF the one-streeS tracts in
an inaccessible bayfield,.
Lots % and 6U feet front by 100 to 200 feet deep
TO parallel street: double frontage. Terms, 10 per
cent cash; deferred payments in easy installments
title perfect.
IF. MCCLURE, la MONTGOMERY st., s. +.
THAD. y. FITCH, Fitchburg.
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MARRJED.

CARLE-RUDOLPH-In this CITY, October o.
1895. by the Rev. J. G. ManCod, Friedrich Garlic
and Christiane Rudolph, both Of san Francisco
CASNER-HARRI this city, October IS
1895, by the Rev. NJ. S Levy. Harry Casner and
Ray Harris, both OF san francisco.
KIRSCHNER-PEYSEE- this city, October
25 1888 by the Rev. M. s. Levy Herman
Kirschner and Lizzie Peyser. both OF San Fran
cisco.
MONA UGHTON-COPELAND-I this city, Oc-
tober 81. 1896, by the Rev. P. r. Lynch, T. II
McNaughton ana Anita Copeland. both OF San
Francisco.
PAUL L-McGREGOR-In this city. October 26,
1895. by the Rev. DR.. f. r. DIlle Colin Paul and
Margaret McGregor. both of Oakland Cal.
STA FF-GROENWOLDT-Iu this city, October
26, 1898. by the Rev Dr. Z. R. Ollie, George r..
STAFF and Meta w. Groenwoldt, both OF San
Francisco.
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BIRT HIS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent By malt
will not be inserted. They must be handed In a.
either or the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published
BORN.
FISH-In Stock ton CAL. October %, 1895 to the
wife OF James Fish, daughter.
O'BRIEN-In this city, October IL, 1898. to the
wife of DR.. A. Z. O'Brien, son.
O'CONNELL-In this city, October 27, 1895 to
the wife of John O'Connell. a son.
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

Compiaints fled:
Martha Coleman against Joseph Coleman.
John B. Hurd against Leona Hurd.
A. J. Ernest against Olive Ernest.
Lucinda +. White against Albert White.
Louisa Jose sski against Henry JoSesski.
Joseph c. Freese against Helen {. Freese.
Divorces granted:
Mabel Val Poole from A. Laurice Val Poole, for
failure to provide; by Judge Sandersou.
Sarah l. Moore from Prank Z. Moore, for inf
deity; by Judge Hunt.
Joseph Diihan from Grace A. Dilh an, for de-
sertion by Judge Slack
Hattie b Meighan from Thomas P. Meighan,
for willful neglect: by Judge Hunt
Abigail Maxwell from Wyman Maxwell, for de
sertion: by Judge Seawell.
Annie Walcott from Eugene w. Walcott for
deserton; by Judge Daingerfeld
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTl0N OF FPARTNERSHIP.-N
- Is hereby given that Il. H. WIN sTON has this
dIy retired and withdrawn from the firm OF A. M
SPECK & CO., real estate agents and house.
brokers. and that said business will be conducted
by A. NJ SPLCK and ]. u. SPECK from and after
The lst day of October 1896 under the firm name
and style OF a. NJ. SPECK d. co.
Dated October l, 1895.
A. NJ. SPEcK
Il. II. WINSTON
JNO. II. SPECK
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MOUNT OLIvET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEO COUNTY; NEAREST CEME-
~ terry 10 the city, non n-sectarian in no sense e
clusive location unexcelled Otiice vo7 MaxkO
ssreeh southeast cerner OF Sixtk.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ToHN e. RICHARDS Law OFFICES. ROOMS
y 26 and 27, Crocker building; telephone Main
75, San Francisco. Cal
TUIiN Il. AITKkN AN ID MAURICE /. AsHEK-
attys at aw, $40. IL, 9th door, Parrott bldg
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M Office TO CONTRACTORS-BIDs WILL,
IN be received until November 10, Tor the con-
struction Of the tunnels. pipe line. cement work
and excavation necessary for $4,000 feet of
conduit for development OF water power in the
san Gabriel River The right Is reserved TO reject
any or all bids.
Plans, specnca.lons and full Information can be
obtained from
Cal.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

C1-ACRE HOME IN HAYWARDS FOR SALE
Z or exchange at half its value; all in fruit
trees; fine improvements; cottage OF rooms;
stable and outbnidinrs; grand view; no m ortgage.
Apply to WILLIAM M J. DINGEE, 460 Eighth St.,
Oakland
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

THAT BEAUTIFUL HOME IN BERKELEY
of II rooms and bath is now ready for tenant;
newly painted and papered throughout: 10 acres
Of ground; large orchard: any variety Of flowers
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DIED.

DIED.
Bernard, Charl eS A. Kronberg, Adolph
Bacow, Helen Z. Langeron Francois
Callahan, FIR INK Lind, John c.
Cannon. Arthur D. Mcmahon. James d.
casey, Blanche McManus Frank
Z DAILY. John Meyer Edward X.
Dorey, Osmond E. Monck, Ann B.
Dyas, Joseph w. Mullen, Marguerite f.
Eldrid9e, William IL. OBrien Paul d.
Geaney Jula Petersen, Jacob TIL.
HalStead. Celia NJ. Samuel William
Hill. Rev. William H Schroeder Herman
Ingrahan. Lydia A. Smith Pethnei
Jauiou, Mary q. II. Valentine Thomas B.
Kennedy. William White, Edward p
BERNARD-In this city. at his residence, 2733
California street, Charles A.sBernard, a native
OF Boston, Mass, aged q years
~ Friends ands acquafntances are zesnec.
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(WedDesiay), at 1 O'Clock p. NJ. from Pioneer
Hall, Fourth strees. near Market. Interment
Masonic Cemetery. Remains at the par
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
II OUSE OF IL ROOMS: LARGE GROUNDS;
IL in frst-class order: convenient for 2 famlies
S2H. S35 Jackson mr.. Oak-Street station.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
NN FAR DIAMON l1S BY PATkUNiZING II
w SCHELLHAAS. furniture dealer. l lth OaKld
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ALAMEDA FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ZINE CARPETS AND FURNITURE OF
Il most desirable S-room house, near two depots,
are offered at private SALE Call7 to 10 A. NJ, 2 to
a p. M, 142S Benton ST., Alameda, Morton Sta
ton. No dealers; house can be rented by respon-
sble parties.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
INOR SALE.
i House rooms and bath, Central ave-: cottage
rooms, Everett st. on long time and easy terms,
or will exchange for San FRANCISCO property. Ap-
ply EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.
638 Market St,
San Francisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER as
CITY REAL ESTATE.

| dpoSO 25xl25; NE. COR. LOBOS AND CAP
dD CCU. ital SITS; Railroad Eome stead Associa-
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mas me deeespero por laa conaeopenaiaa da 81
daaaatrose ayantnra. No nes leTentarsmoa de
esta osidal
@Rxageraia, ooronal
Mo, por cleric. Sd 10 que es 81 honor.
III menor staqoe 10 lastima, = Ia inpradenoia de
esta pobre n: ha 10 hs conprometido para sieu,-
pre-.
oh 5Para siempre, coronels
~~Sf, s1. Ella 10 sabe perfeotamente; Ia
sido Ia primera en- deofrmelo. Pero tambien
tiene su valor, Sc reeigna COZ la sd srte one ee
ha buscado. No SO csaara nunoa
-iQuien sabe?
No, no; os 10 repito. Tiene muy bnen
sentido, bastante buen jaioio, pesar de aq1el
instante de locura. Si SO casase seria psra OR
censuras que no dejarfau d , levantaree, para su
frir escenas inevitables. porque tiene bastante
frarq queza y es incapsz de eDgsnar d 50 ma1ido
tQoien puede conocerla mejor que 20, sehor
conde?
-Nadie. segurameate, corouel.
-Cuando pieDgo o7G to la he hecho sufrir
desde que tuvo rsz6n, me aouao de haber sido
IN gran miserable. -.
ESQ 90 demstiaio TO- coronel
No, no-dljo golpeando 81 tuelo con los
dos bastonee;-me hega j.gtioia Yo no pen
saba uds que an mi, en- mis- penaa, an mi aue'o,
III acoxasgne dc ana aila T. mhien dahfA entSar