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The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10
{" BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo $50 P. NJ. Pullman vestibuls
Day Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car
Service. Meals Ia carte. Connects at
buffalo with through siesDers to Detrois and
1s5s P. M. daily. except Sunday. for MAucB
CHUNK and intermediate points
l2s ?. NJ. Sunday on only; for EAsroN
rs ?. NJ daily. except sunday. for WILKES.
pARPE. PITTSTON, SCRANTON and priRcf-
mi intermediate stations Connects for an
ppoints in coal regions Chair Car to Wilkes-
pARRE. A F TPITTsfoN. scRANToN and princi~
nal intermediate stations Connects for al
points In coal regions Pullman Buffet Par
ser car to WiIkes6arre.
5.si p NJ. daily for EAsToN and interme.
'iS s.ss ?. NJ daily. except Sunday, Express for
siors. Connects for Reading and HARRISBURG
chair car to Slatington.
7I4 p NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
Falls and all. points West Pullman Sleeper
UTastibuled Train. New York to Chicago. Sfeepr
ere 10 Buffalo and Toronto
szs P. NJ. daily. except sunday. etoppins
cniy at SOUTH !, RLAINFTEAp lIEc4I cTI4px EAsToS-
HTTNGTioN. H4NlG5aT aTiS1i sAYRE. GENEVA, RocHES
TER BATAVIA, BUFFALO and TORONTO.
pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but Sleep
inc car passengers carried. No baggage car
rie1 Ala p. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA
R0CHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
ana ali points West. Pullman Sleepers 70
Wilkesbarre and ithaca
ror HOUND BROOK and intermediate points
leave as followsss1s A. NJ. ga &.S and
III Toie,s M and Pullman accommodations ss
pennsylvanis Railroad Depot
r Transfer Co. will call for and cheek
- geage from hotel Or residence through to
destination
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10
Tn rHR CREDITORS -oE FIFE MEAYEr

TO THE EKEDTTURS OF THE WEAVER
Cycle Material Company
Take Notice. that in pursuance of an order
Of the Court of Chancery Of the State of New
A. b eighteen hundred and ninety-seven you
are required TO present to the subscriber Re-
ceiver of the Weaver Cycle Material Company
an insolvent corporation, aud prove before HIM
under oath or affirmation, 10 his satisfaction
your several claims and demands against said
insolvent corporation. within three months
from the date Of said order; and IN default
thereof YOU will be excluded from the benefit
of such dividends as may be hereafter de-
clared upon the proceeds of the teffects OF
said insolvent corporation.
Your claims must be presented and proved
before the Receiver. at hts Office No. T6 Mont
gotnery street. Jersey City, N. j.
Dated November s. 1891,
- JOHN W. QUEEN,
Receiver.
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10
BLAIR & GROUSE,
Attorneys for Purchaser.
[Sale No. 4SS9.)

TO JAMES DUNN. MRS. JAMES DUNN,
his wife; William Creighton Peet. and Ham
iIton Wallis, executors of will OF Frederick
F. Harral, deceased
You are hereby notified that at public
sale made by the City Collector of Jersey
City on the 26th day of April. 1892 The Mayor
and Aldermen of Jersey City purchased for
the sum of forty-five dollars and seventy-six
cents ALL the land and real estate situate in
Jersey City. in the County of Hudson and State
of New Jersey, fronting on Wallis avenue.
which is laid down and designated lots
eighty-seven SD and eighty-eight SS), In block
number twenty-seven and fifty-three CT and 6SD,
upon assessment map annexed to report
number seventy t7ol, made by the "Commis-
sioners of Adjustment appointed in and for
said City by the Circuit Court of the County
of Hudson. certified copy of which report
and map filed in the office of the City
Collector of Jersey CITY, on the 1lth day OF
May, 1891. said report and map and said sale
being made pursuant to the provisions OF an
act of the Legislature of New Jersey, passed
March Sath,, 1886 entitled
"An Act concerning the settlement and ceI-
lection of arrearages of unpaid taxes. as
sessments and water rates or water rents
in cities OF this State, and imposing ana
levSing q tax. assessment and lien IN lieu
and instead of such arrearages, ana s.> 70 en-
for the sale Of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment.
And the several supplements thereto.
And You are further notified that YOU aps
pear to have an estate or interest IN sst9
land and real estate, and unless the said land
ana real estate shah be redeemed, as provided
INV ~ ssSa ass hefore the expiration of six
months from and after the service hereof a
deed for the same VIII be given conveyiaS 70
The Mayor and Aldermen et Jersey Sltys tne
fse ssnnle Of said land and real estate ac-
eeraing 10 the provisions of the said act:
TI5F MAYOR AND ALDERMEN or JER-
shsA eAtA f. HcoS.
fsaaiA Mayor,
'sssai Attest NJ j. o'poNNEIie
City Clerk,
tsaae No. &2S}
The New Jersey Title Guarantee s Trust O.
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10

10 CORNELIUS VAN WORST, WILLIAM B.
Van Worst Sarah Van Worst, his wife: Sarah
Sewell Cwidow), Julia Van Worst. Antoinette
Booream, William Y. V. Powers, Carolns
Annie p Ledoux and Albert R. Ledoux.
her husband
You are hereby notified that at public sale
made by the City Collector of Jersey City.
on the 25th day of October, 1884, I purchased
for the sum of forty-nine dollars and ffty-six
cents ALL the land and real estate situate in
Jersey City, in the County of Hudson and
state of New Jersey, fronting on Wayne street,
which is laid down and designated at lot X in
block number 23S, upon an assessment map an
commissioners of Adjustment appointed in
and for said city by the Circuit Court of the
County of Hudson, q certified copy of which
report and map was filed in the office of the
of March, 1898, said report and map and said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions or
an act Of the Legislature of New Jersey,
PASSED March 30th, 1886, entitled
IAN Act concernIn6 the settlement and coli
lection of arrearages OF unpaid taxes, as
easements and water rates or water rents
in cities of this State, and imposing and
ievying tax, assessment and lien in lieu
and instead of such arrearages. and to en-
force the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale of lands subjected to future
taxation and assessment"
k,d.~ the several supplements thersto.
near TO have an estate. or interest in said
land and real estate, and unless ths- said land
and real estate shall be redeemed, proyid-
"a in said acts. before the expiration Of six
aesd for the same will be given conveying
~ the purchaser the fee simple of said land and
real estate according to the provisions of the
said acts. 80. ~ &, o.....- ,e.,. ,so-
GORDON K. DICKINSON
Plirnfa
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
subscribers, the Commissioners of Adjust
ment for the Town of Harrison, County Of
Eudson and State of New Jersey, appointed
hv the Circuit Court of the County of Hudson,
on the twenty ninth day of October. A. d.
eighteen hundred and hihety-seVen, for the
nlirpose of performing the duties and executing
fhe powers conferred by Chapter 1856 of the
Laws of 1897 entitled ''An. Act concerning the
settlement and collection of arrearages of un-
maid taxes, assessments and water rates or
water rents in towns of this State. and i'm
posing and levying a tax, assessment and lien
IN lieu and instead of such arrearages and to
enforce the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale Of lands subjected to future taxa
tion and assessment, approved May eigh-
feenth eighteen hundred and nnety-seven, do
hereby make known that they, the said Com
n1issoners of Adjustment for the Town of
harrison. will meet in the Council Chamber
in the Town Hall of the said Town of Har-
risou on Tuesday, the fourteenth day OF De-
cember A. d. eighteen hundred and ninety
seven at the hour of two O. clock in the after
noon of that day, to hear, either personally or
hy counsel all persons interested. either as
taxpayers, owners of assessed lands or other
wise in the reassessment or adjustment under
said act of the taxes, assessments or water
rates in arrears in the said town. and in
claims for local Improvements heretofore made.
Dated Town of Harrison, N j., October
- WILLIAM ]. DAVIS,
PETER j. GOODMAN,
EDWARD RIJSS
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10
WILLIAM j. DAVIS,
PETER j. GOODMAN.
r,IANxr-A Dn pIfGS

Commissioners of Adjustment of the Town of
Harrison Hudson County, New Jersey,
MICHAEL T. BARRETT
Corporation Counsel,
The Jersey City news., 1897-11-10

will be received and opened at a meeting of
said Board. to be held in the Court House,
Jersey City, N. j., on
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
EASEL Did NOT
LACK FRIENDS
Led Her Field Out in the
Opening Ingleside Event
at IL to l,
Judge Denny Took a Fast Rul
Selling Race and Changed
Owners.
The Roman Scored in a Mile Race
Count of Flanders Defeated
Good Field.

Cold. disagreeable weather, three
winning favorites out of five, a healthy
appearing long shot that won with con-
siderable backing and two or three glossy
looking exhibitions of saddle work that
would look well framed, were the chief
characteristics of the racing al Ingleslde
Yesterday. The sport is of the razzle-
dazzle sort, and the wiseacres are already
predicting a hard winter.
The first boost" of the season occurred
after Judge Denny had won the mile and
a sixteenth run. Enered in the name OF
F. H. Ainde to be sold for $400 he was bid
up 10 $500 by Louis Ezell, owner OF Per-
some, which ran second, and there beng
no responsive bid, the black colt will
hereafter carry owner Ezells colors.
The bookmakers tried hard to infuse
some life in the betting ring, but met with
fiat failure. A few good stake horses
would euliven the game, and it is 10 be
hoped a consignment will soon be in tit
condition to race.
Bookmaker Hugh Jones Crafty had
first call in the betting on the thirteen
starters in the opening scramble at six
furlongs, but getting avav lar in the rear
could never get to the front. Easel with
George Slider up and L TO 1 in the bet
ting led all the way and won handly
from Rufalba, one OF the second choices.
The sIx-furlong sprint for twO-year-olds
erved 10 show what a shitty little colt
Count of Flanders is. With 106 pounds
and j. Morse in the saddle, he lead second
TO Lord Marmion until the stretch was
reached, when he assumed the le d and
won ratner easily at the end from the to
5 choice Fonsavannah.
the Roman made his second appeaIaCC Ce
in the mile for ell ages, and ruling TO
3 favorite, succeeded in downing Imp.
Trance q nose in 1:42, with Argentina
finishing in the show.
The mile ald a SIX eenth selling affair
was the b. st betting event of lhe day.
Double Quick at first opened to favor
it-, but his last race was not impressive
enough to suit the wise ones anu he re-
ceded TO 10 ,. JUDGE Denny appeared
from twos down to to s. Piggott had
the mount on the black colt and cutting
OUT a merry clip had Double Duck beaten
wneu the stretc was reached.
Personne, a 20 10 l shot, with little Hal
Brown in the saddle, came fast the final
sixteenth, and Piggott was obliged 10 ride
Denny hard to win by a.length and half,
which was covered Ill ! :4834
Flying tips circulated round he ring on
the last race caused the odds against
Lodestar to reCede from to 10 to TO 5
They all went by the board, fer the favor
ite, away in front, was never headed, anC
led La Mascota past the judges by a couple
of lengths. O.d Mulberry. ridden BY
Hugh Penny, backed from 80 down to II
secured show honors.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
Daylight, t,
hot WOODS IN COURT.
Attorneys G: a tand Neubercer ordered
Into Custody by Judge Joachim
sen Yesterday.

Attorneys H. D. Grant and A. Neu-
berger were ordered into custody yester-
day by Judge Joachimsen on charges OF
contempt OF court. During the trial of
one c. Stangeal for misdemeanor the
attorneys appeared as opposing counsel
High words were passed and Neuberger
stated that Grant vas blaCkmailer. He
based his insinuations on case OF vIg-
rancy against May Silva, in which it was
alleged that Grant had attem pied 10 take
$40 from May on promise that she wou
be released next day. The lie passed
between the attorneys, and Sergeant Dun
can was ordered by the Judge to lock the
offenders up. They were taken to the
Jail, but were sent for by the Judge and
after an apology to his Honor they were
released after promising not to let it
hannen again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Joseph G. Levensaler 10 August G. & einert, lot
on w line OF tranklin street, 1UO y of lom bard,
taiherine Miles to Roy c. Watkins, lot on line
of Ii avenue, ia OF Buchanan street, w 1916
by 80; SO
A. a. Bor.ini to Nina ]. !. Houston, lot s
line of ashIngton street, 137 IS w OF Locust, w
Carl D. snd Lioby a. salfed to Mary H. Bar
nett (wife of Rober. }, lot on line OF Washington
La liel l. Ra ndo pm TO Thomas o. LarSin. lot on
Sc corner OF Pacific and Stockton Streets 34:C1s
by 49:614. quIrclam deed: SlU.
Sampson lAms TO same, same, quitclalm deed;
SO.
Alfred o. Larkin to same, same, quitclaim deed;
$40
: thomas C. Armstrong to Sarah NJ. Armstrong
lot NV line II kryant street, l55 y OF
/ Fourth y =. 20 by NV so gift
Casa DelmAs "a corpora Ion) TO Pauline II Del
mas lot on ~E line of MAtket street, 225 g Il of
sixth NE 1888 by Sri l7O; $40
Rose Bern tine wife OF I.enry) to LouiS Bern
slime lot on y line of Folsom street. so NE Of
Mn. n, NJ 25 bv y " 80; slu
Joseph Winterburn to Laura T Edwards (Mc-
Kee), lot commen ncing 23:2 W of First avenue and
40 Z OF Clement stree, w e4:i, a:71s. $40;
Laura T. or Theresa l. Edwards to Thomas J..
! Welsh. lot on " line of First avenue, ITO n of
! Clement street, y - BY w l2y; $40
Cyrus B. harriet +. Wyckoff to Solomon
/ Getz lot on r line + Eleventh avenue, ZUO \ of
( a street, y rs Z 12U; $40
! Gator, lot on Sc corner of > street q Forrieth
avenue, Z s7:4, : 45:6, W 94:6, y %: $40.
rarah r. liUbits to Phebe A. Hearst, lot on W
line OF First avenue, 2l7:6 Of Preside Keserva-
tion, = 55 BY w lZ0; s5
J eaomo aud Emma Ducas Orlando T.
! Lemen lois l048, 1000, 1852 and 1854 Gift Map
2; SJU.
! Lewis +. and Annie Williams to Ida Dawn
/ DAVIS wife of ] AIRY, lot 1888, same; SO.
Mason =. Black burn 10 Theodore Vogel, lot 60
gift map 3: $40.
Jane , orwell % James A. Corwe!l. lot on W line
OF stale street. l75 = OF stanley, 35 by " 100,
b. .ock %, City Land Association Pitt.
Carl, y. z. and Ella Ahigren 10 John, B. o. and
lien T. Reite, lot line OF Siege (Ga e street.
300 - OF lincoln (Eugenla) r 20 b. > Z5 SO
Isaac and Emily Eliaser TO A1Pl >trsndburg,
lot q, b ock r. PARK Lane Tract 5: $40.
Sol, Dora, Bernhard and Rose Getz TO Lizzie and
Charles Vein. on y w line of Athen, street
25O M Persia avenue Ne 50 by NV 100, block
81 / Xceisior homestead; $40.
krnestine Louise Schreck TO Ferdina and Schreck,
lot on y Z line of Francis street, $50 wv of Vi is
! 81 IN, NV 20 by NJ 100, block 5. Academy Tract
$40
| thomas and Mary Dwyer to Mary Meehan
/ (Dwytr), wife OF w, lot SW line OF Mohawk
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street. l72 Sc of Huron, Sc 65 by sw 100. block
g. West End / ; gift.

street, 172 Sc of Huron, Sc So by SW lOO BLOCK
s. West End l; gift.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
John J. Alien TO Phil NJ. Walsh lot on w line OF
Chestnut street. 90 OF Fourteenth, \ 81, w lO4,
$ II. l.. oU 4 l. 54 To beginning. oakland 81.
William II. Cobb executor OF tn" estate OF
GottlIeb ii uber and Catherine Huber by com mis-
sioner) TO A. We>Ierman. lot on the w line OF
Chts fu. street 2Og IS Of rWenty-fourth, \ 80
by w l22, Cakand; S715.
Edwin 2 W,le 10 Grin B. Frisbe, lot on w
corner Twenty seventh avenue and right OF way
OF Southern Pacific Railroad Company, NV loo
by ~W so. being lots 9 and 10. block G. Knowles
& Poster subd vision Kennedy tract, East oak
la d: SO
John J. Touglass to Lillian j. Eastman (wife OF
Joseph -. c., lot on : line Durdnt avenue, lo4 81
+ of Dana street, f 100 by So block 2, Beaver
tract berkeley: $40.
George NJ. Sheldon guardian of estate Of Ethel
Sheldon, Matte. Rita George b Cherry and
Mary Bailey, nnors) 10 Martha g. Bailey. all IN
tere 1o owing property: Lot beginning a.
point 7i.12 + ON SM corner OF tairview and Aoe-
line streets. thence 66 6l, " 9S:6 \ 80, r $3.50,
\ 30. r. s6:,6 10 eginnlng, being lot s. block =
Central Par% Tract berkeley; also lot on ilne o.
Prince street IA w of Grove. w l3l, lfu:lo,
+ 30. 35:5, + u. 1858 TO beginning being
lots TO Z, b.ock 3, same; also LOT on n r corner
of %oo sey street and egent-street Homestead
thence + 22:4 n 1855, w 1Z2:4. to egin-
ming. bang lots to 7. block 6, same; 5000
Caroline l.. H.ttTi6 b TO Archer l.. Hettrlch, lot
on s line of Charming ay. lO5 e of Ninth street,
r. so by 100, eng 10 3, block l37, correct ed
ma Raymond Tract, Berkeley; 8.
Caroline L. Hettrch 10 Archer l. Hettrlch, lot
on Inc OF hanning way. 55 OF Tenth stree !,
" SO by > 100, teing lot 4, block 1877, corrected
map, same, berkeley; gift
NJ. "A. Daily Thy Tax Collec; or) TO Charles Baoo.
lots T. 5, d anu Is. b ock +, Daly's Resubdivsion
Robinson Tract, Berkeley Township; 81.
Charles Babb to David nderson, same, quit
clain deed, Brooklyn Township; S5.
James Davidson to Jennie Jameson, lot begin
ming at Sc corner lot %, blocS II Hay View
Homestead hence 33, > 20 33, rs, 10 be-
ginning. block II, Bay View Homestead, Oak
land: gift,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
BuiIders' Contract,

Mary Elizabeth Bartel (owner) with Holm &
Sheioley (contractOrs) architects Havens &
TOepke, ali work for one-story, basement and
attic frame bui ding with brick foundations on
line of Page street, 1925 w of Shrader, w 25 by
n 81 IS s2444.
William NJ. Smith (owner) with ]. and F. c.
Matthews (contractors). architects Jepson & Hol-
land, all work Tor uhree-story fra bui ding on
: line of Park lane North, 145 SW of Second nd
100 Sc of Bryant, thence SW 45:6, 81 TO NV
he of South Park avenue f to street lao SW OF
Sec ond thence wv TO beginning: S63 y.
F. NJ Ames (owner) with Pet ersOn IL Person
(clntrRt tors), architec: w. H. Lille all work for
IA two-s:ory frame with partly finished basem ent
and flushed atilc on W corner OF Green and
Scott stree's, y l07 IS by " 80; ST 800
eopo q Kutntr (owuer), with w. III. and Thos
kinread (cOntractors), architect, w. j. Cuth bert
son, arpentering for a thrcestory frame building
six fats). on NV line of LHguna street and Wive
avenue, 80 feet on Laguna and 100 on olive ave
nue.. $3.50
architect, same rainage, pIumoing, Sitting
for same same; S1447.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.

BALDN IN tOTElh
May Spargo Sac Mrs F Smith. Sac
Rev L Kinds, Petau Capt + Marke Boston
NJ Marks tOcktol ] Fisher Diego
X u Har;zler II arr isburg Foi bes st Paul
Mrs > Forbes, ~ Pan A A bbey, Gnerneville
Mrs Abbey, Guernevl Mrs l. Maginnnis, Guer-
Miss Z Cord, Gu .rnevile neville
sam Mckee, y " Scanlan. Y
Mrs " Backford, san Miss Blackford, san Jose
Jose Mss VI BlackfOrd,S Jose
Miss + Blackford,S 5 Jose a La Pore, san Cruz
r Prince, Boston Mrs r Prince. Boston
L r Prince, DostoI l. Morse, y
nealy. chicago w Senbier, Oakland
H y Unruh, os Angeles II Wyatt Los Angeles
w Little, B \ krant, Boston
Il T. Dav s, boston A DOwdeIl,S st Helena
+ H oyle C..iCago Col W smith, oakland
Lieut. Turner, "a Jose Thomas hyan, Boston
Frank Eaiol, sac
GRAND HOTEL
F A Forbes, Marysville ] F Condor, New
d Ray, Gall y NJ Beaupre, IL
W { Conroy, uburn G Thave. Ft Bragg
F. Angionl, Angod w Contoleus, st Helena
] A Hush nd. Modesto II Lea. Cal
J A HarIi on Sac!o Mcdowell Pleasa ton
z A Buck. VT & d stock c Shower & W.T. Fresno
CGBartlatt&wf, Ventura w q Dittmar Redding
F NJ Mo gan Portland Mrs Mcmillan, Chico
Mira Ras An0eron. Cal II de aguna, Los Ang
MIS- [ Nasburs, Coos Bay Mrs Nasburg, Coos Bay
II y >asburg COOS Bay > ~agdon, Nacavile
ID Enright, santa cruz \ Ru sdale. z Grove
ID Jones, Wheatland L Corteri. Santa Barbara
Mrs = Roorie. S.a Par DR. Cod, Pacific G rove
Miss Griswoid, san Jose II Orig stanford
NJ de Nrit s, STOCKTON Mrs Carman, San Jose
G. W Patterson Stoc"ton
PALACE HOTEL
W Ogilvie, Victoria DIR Tavior Livermore
+ NJ Johnson, al NJ iss Kettle, Livermore
Mrs Johnson, Cal Mrs Heusted. LivermoTe
+ Rogers, Palu Alto II Nj ooTe, san Jose
w kingman w Nor, Jose
Al Hayman, Carter, Tenn
Weuheimer, w X stirling. Chicago
G O'Connor. Cal Bitt-l, Chicago
Johnson Rafael w rrophagen.
Mrs JOnnsou Rafael A Hamilton, AlbanS
X II simmons, Colo Mrs Hamilton, ,lbany
, J EonOhue, 90 l. Bartes, Denver
D My, Denver X Miller, oregon
Mrs NJ ay, Denver + VOORHEES,, Cal
Miss Eme SON Cal Miss Noorhes. Cal
DIR ord, Pacific Grove Mrs ord, Pacific Grove
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
A A 1uller Los Almos Mrs L Smi h, Los limos
F { alnF, Cal boiling Chicago
Best, Vallejo Fl w KchArdsou Boston
] shannon, Petaiuma r + Woodwork & fam
Mrs Il Fowler. Wash Bakers field
G. Ealkinburg, Los Ang X Atcheson Merced
o Gordan. Merced NJ Connolly san JOS
q Thrieder, ~hn Jose Mrs l. starr, PetAluma
G w Cartwright st .osa II V Erb Il w Los Aug
Iartwrigh Fresno Mrs > krb, los ADg
CASEY, Visalia g w Parsonsd y, Visaia
J ShylUCk & fm. Tp'are DA Pc Ckin pa hdw w ash
II SIevens&fm, Denver
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
s Joslyn, Mrs Glroy una
Mrs j II owland ,Stktn + McMeen Renlcla
f Chan bers Angel l & Cooper, Portland
y aXweH. Portland q Anderson. Santa Ro,a
Mrs DAILY, Fresno D J eamue $, l. Angeles
ID Younger, Sta Cruz B r Wiber Seattle
J Aiken IL FIN, Kelseyvll
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
Deppe Eager for Trial.

H. \. Deppe, who killed Joseph Zammitt, q
fireman, in front of the Tenth-street Engine
house on the 27th of last September, was ar
raigned in Judge Wallace's court yes terday
and pleaded not guilty 10 the charge Of muir
der that was filed against him. W. A. S.
Nicholson, attorney for the defense, asked for
IA speedy trial saying that his client is in poor
health and that the matter ought to be dis
posed of at an early dale. The case was set
for Decem Der I TO be tried
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
Third rsce. one mile. hnndicap.
sELECTIo FOR TODAY.

Firstrac -Dnr Luis, Estro, Spunwei.
Second race.-E mr. F, Mamie Scott,
Coda
Third race - Iinp. Devils Lream'
Shasta Water, Judge Denny
Fourth race-GoYerno Budd' Arundel
j &C.
Fifth race-B. & w. Stable, MoreIlito,
Ed Garland II.
Sixth race-Joe Terry. Adam Andrew,
Daylight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
TRACK ITEMS.

Yule was extensively PLAYED to win, but was
cut of and cut no figure after.
Highland Ball warmed up well in his pre-
liminsry galop In The race he had no speed
whatever.
Tommy McHugh put up slashing good ride
on the Australian mare, imp. Trance.
Following are to-days entries:
First race, seven furongs selling, two-year-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
ALASKA ENTERPRISES.

Ho FOR kLON Dixie! tHOWLASD'S GOLD
II flectric IND Gator will 10 ate placer AMI
quartz mines through water and d"b j. inva uab
10 every prospecior For sale By ). w. ROWLAND,
room 4, $50 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
CHURCH NOTICES.

RE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
&-S Church. Go den Gate ave. and Polk ST.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson, D., pastor. services / |
A. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ. Young peoples services
81 NJ. he pastor will preach at both serv
ices. subject for evening, "An Anxious Father
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

mb 2. Weahe
I25
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PROPOSALS.

5 ENGINEER OFFICE, BURKE BUILD
ing, seatile asn, Nov. 8, 1897 aed
Propoais ior furnishing 90 1000 ton. Of stone and
o1ner materiai' for3cunstruct of jetty at GravS
Harp"r, " ASH" VIII b received he g until : NJ,
Dec. ~: 1897, and then publ ly opened. Inior-
nation furnished on application HARRY TAY.
LOR, Captain engineers
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
E1R T-CLASS FRENCH COOK AN D HOUSE,
j. WORK girl desires situaiion; best refer nee
MISS GU LIE 3S5 Suttrr ST.
COMPr PrTEN i SWEDISH WOMAN WITH
~ boy yer old desires situato as working
house keeper: good COO; references; country.
MISS CULLEN. 325 Sutter st.
NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES
~ situation nurse or second Girl house
work; $40 to $15: ref. MISS CULLEN. 325 Suffer-.
CUPERIDR WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION
- as first-cass COOK In hotel Doardi ng- ouse:
b ST ref ely or country. MISS CULLEN, 325
Sut
A. EAT GERMAN SECOND GIRL WITH
~ reference, desires a situation. J. T. CROSEIT
Il CO., SIG Sutter s..
w ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, POSI-.
w ton to 60 hou ewOrk where She can have her
chilli, years old with her: city couhtry; wages
$40 TO Sl2 per month. 3412 Eighth st.