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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
FIRST CONNECTICUT BRIGADE.
United Boys Brigades of America
 Annual Field Day.


 The annual field day of the First Connecticut brigade of the United Boys Brigades of America will be held at Lake Housatonc park, Derby June 29. The brigade consists of the First regiment, Waterbury,; the Second regi- ment, New Haven Ga battalion of which paraded on the green Decoration day); the First battery and unattached com panies from other parts of the state.
 Excursion trains will probably be run from New Haven, Waterbury, Bridge port and Danbury, convergng at Der by as a central and easily accessible point. The park is a comparatively new one, little known to the public as yet, but admirably situated at the banks of Lake Housatonic and well ar ranged for the purpose. It contains the baseball grounds of the state league, and has the finest and best appointed pavilion in the state, with good boat ing, both by naphtha launches and row boats-all new, clean and comfortable. The days programme will include for l the forenoon, foot races, putting the | shot, jumping, boat race and a base | ball game between regimental hines. | There will also be target practice by | the artillery.
 1 After dinner the brigade officers will | hold their annual meeting, after which will be held a competitive drill of com panies for a silver cup. This will be 1 followed in tuFn by a brigade review and dress parade, and closed by an ar tillery drill.
 The forenoon events will be for suit able prizes to be given on the grounds after the competitions are over. The event promises to be an import ant one in the history of the Boys brig ades of this state and will doubtless attract a large crowd of their friends to enjoy the day with "the boys | Companies will soon be provided with tickets for sale, and the time of trains will be announced later.
 This will be the first occasion on which all the organizations in the First brigade will be assembled together, and | the officers are looking forward to it as an occasion of much interest.
 The annual inspection of companies is now being made preparatory to the exercises of field day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
LuKEMAN WILL NOT TALK.

Coroner Mix continued the investiga- ton concerning the death of Mrs Michael Lukeman yesterday morning. The husband of the dead woman, who has been detained since Monday, was taken before the coroner but would not give any information as to the cause of the woman's death. He in formed the coroner that his counsel, Attorney Fitzgerald, had given him in structions not to talk. It is understood that Lukeman denies the story told by his eight year old child to the effect that he struck his wife with a knife handle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
SAD ACCOUNTANT BE FATALLY
 TNJTTRED.

Last evening at about o'clock while playing about a sewer trench on Fill more street little boy six years old named McNamara, whose parents reside at 1S2 Pine street, slipped and tumbled into the excavation, falling a distance of twelve feet. The child was seen to fall and was removed to it's home, where Dr. Roberts attended him. The little fellows skull was found to be fractured The child was removed to the hospital, It was feared its injuries would prove fatal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09

THREE MONTHS, $l.6G ONE MONTH, 50 GENTS; ONE WEEK. 15 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
MAMARONECK.
Unknown Man Not Murdered.

New York, June S.--Coroner Archi- bald T. Banning exploded the theory that the unknown man who was found on the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at Nam aroneck yesterday morning was robbed and murdered, when he announced last evening, after making a thorough in yestigation, that he could not find any suspicious wounds about the body, and that the man was undoubtedly run down while walking on the track.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS
Railroad Commissioners Meet in

Railroad Commissioners Meet in
 Bridgeport and Adjourn One Week
 Bridgeport, June S.-The railroad commissioners met here this afternoon to give hearing in the condemnation proceedings on a piece of land required by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company in it's con- templated four-tracking improvements.
 The land in question is 700 feet front ing on the docks and is owned by Wheeler & Howes, who refuse to sell it. Owing to a technical defect in the call for the hearing, the commissioners postponed the hearing for one week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR TABLES.
Gold-flled Spectacles, Eye Glasses, ST
 Regular $2so, $500.
1.-THE UPPER TEN

"WAat IoveLy goods % see G e sab /" says someone Yes, madame, the '../nne N~s hn Undera0eara.}ndllee" stop short of nothing in elegance There's a harvest of saving, in hz,gh.gvade goods. The sale supplies are extremely rich ln such as these
 RICH CAMBRIC GOWNS. 75c. Lace adorned.
 OMBRELLE DRAWERS, 75c, With Fine Hamburg,
 RICH SKIRTS. o8c. Deep Lace Insertion and Edge, ELEGANT CAMBRIC SKIRTS, $I 2s Lawn Ruffie Paris Lace Insertion ana Edge. .
 DAINTY GOWNS With Linen Lace, o8c. ,1old-hlled Spectacles. Eye Glasses Sr.
 Regular S2. 80, $3 %.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
Five Big
 Bargain Heaps
TELEPHoNE NO. S2s.

with thirty-one different styles of garments to sort over. You'll not need to remember size, shape, stuff, work, as everyone is aH right always is here, no matter to how little money a Muslin Under wear Sale runs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09

How He Figured It.-Violet-"How did MT. Bighed come to accept the doc- Urine of reincarnation?" Rose-"Well, you know, he always had an impress sion that the world couldn't get along without him, and if that is so it stands to reason that he will have to come back Truth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
FORESTERS HOME.

Grand Chief Ranger Lyddy of the F. of A., has appoitned George ". Ran call of Rockville, George o. Malley of Meriden, and M. P. Fitzgerald of New London as a committee on the Forest ers' home project.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
If the BnbY is Cutting TcefI,

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem. edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup, TOT chlidren teething. It soothes the child, s9ftens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle
 all MWF&w ly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
CATHOLIC PASTORS CONFERENCE

Hartford, June 8.--One hundred pas tors of the Catholic church of the state held conference at St. Joseph's ca tEedral, this afternoon. Bishop Tierney was present. Matters relating to the pastorates were considered. On Thurs day the assistant pastors of the par ishes will meet for a conference.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlHS

. ATiIBONE LODGE. NO. 10. K. OF P meets every Tuesday evening. D
 BLAKE, C. C. F. M. JOHNSON. K. R Visiting brothers cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Notice is hereby given. that certain mining clyims called the Tam Bien, McGinty and Car ago7. situated in the Warren mining distinct. .9d about one half mile northeas,eriy fr IT the Holbrook hois,ing woIks. and about the same distance from the town of Bistee. A I. Ist As the above named claims were not located in conformity Pith tte U- s. Mining laws. there, fire, a second patty, at later date. res .ated inc same in full conformity with the abov
 named mining laws aud IS iully de'erniineo nro,ect his rights, Therefore, all persons ar cautioned not to barg gsinfor. buy or lease the aboye n,red .laims. z. s MANSUR.
 ays-,m-. .BiSbee, A, T.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
UNIFORM RANK K p

llNIFORM RANK, K.toF r. MEETS first Tuesday in month, after regular K P meeting. VIM. P. LONG, Capt
 !. NJ PORTER, Sec
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16

DLSPEE LODGE. NO. 10, MEETS EV' h sry Wedresday evening I. CoNsTA- - BIG. x. c. EMIL MARKS. R. $. Wis ing brothers cordially invited 10 attend
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.

BisBEE. Sept. l5, 1897.
 COVERINGS.
 Ben Stillman left for a vacation in California this morning which will last about two months.
 Col. W. c. Land and A. NJ. Harmon arrived on this evenings train to pre- pare for cattle shipments which will -son take place.
 J.S. Williams, our popular druggist, started this morning for his old home in Nashville, Tenp., where he expects to remain month,
 c. Coz and J. NJ. Hale. the latter representing the Wyeth Hardware and Manufacturing Co.,, were morning passengers for Tombstone.
 The jovial face Of B. A. Packard was again seen on our streets shortly after the train arrived this evening. MT. Packard, wherever seen, even in an Arizona Legislature, has about him an air Of prosperity.
 Chss. Clawson left thie morning for Santa Cruz, Cal, where he will join his wife and enjoy q two months va cation. He has not been away from Bisbee for four or five yesrs, and sx- poets to enjoy much pleasure from his trip.
 The attention of all is called to the large banner which is suspe nded across Main street announcing that there is to be grand ball at the Opera house cn the evening of Sept. 17th I, is .aid there will be "hot time in the old town" that night.
 All o'clock tonight will commence the eighty-sev.nth anniversary O Mexican Independence. There is to be @ grand celebration of this holiday at La Morita custom house tonight, and a great number of the Bistee youns people are going to attend the festivitIes.
 The Rev. A. B. Pritchari leaves to- night for the city Of Cumpas, Sonors, Mexico, to establish there & church or the Presbyterian faith. He will b. gone eight or ten dave. May success | crown the efforts of the reverend l gentleman 10 further tie cause of 1 Christianity.
 Sid Mullen returned to the c.ty this evening from his q rec months onting at the Grand Canyon and in the mountain ranges Of Arizons. The hoys are deligh;td to welcome MT. Mullen home, and are ready for come of the stories of lis travels which he always relates in 8 very interesting manner. He tells oi fine fishing and hunting in the northern Iart of the Territory.
 | Word has been received by A 3owles, the captain Of the Bisbee ball ,uine, that the Huacbnca team has been ordered out. expecting to return abou. the 1st of October, and that the game in Tombstone can be srrang ged for Oct. Sd. It may be offered as an opinion that the Huschucas r"nsider the advissbility Of practice and are going to 60 devote themselves for the next two weeks.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
MASONIC.
NOODMEN OF THE WORLD

NAEARREN CAMP NO. 9, WOODMEN WV of ihe Wo,ld. Mse's secend and
 fourth Thursdays of each month. ]. w. HARRINGTON. C. C. w. C. TYLER, (. Visiting members are cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-16
WOOOMEN CIRCLE

~uEFN GROVE, WOODMEN CIRCLE isS Meets da,h GIs, a2d Trs 1hTd F4GT l4Id'ys W BERTHA WIITIG. (. Visiting members art cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
CLAIRVOYANTS.


THE TRUE HERALD OF MERIT Il DEEDS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BlRTHS-MARRIAGES- S-DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices ana be inI orssd
with the name and residences of persons authorized
10 have the same pubiished.I
BORS.
FRoSS-In this city, June 10, 1897. to the wife OF
Nj. Fross son.
O'DoNNELE-June IA 1897 to the wife of John
+. O'DonnelL a son.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
MARRIED.

BLEY-CAM ERON-June ], 1897. ]. l. Bley and
Lillian 4. Cameron.
BROWER-LEVY-June Is, 1897, Rob ert CIln-
ton Brewer of Oakland and Adele Levy OF Ala
media
DONOUGH -GILM ARTIN-In this CITY Nav
2 1897. at St. Joseph's Church. by the Rev
Father Doran. John McDonough aud Margarer
Gilm artin, both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

TTNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BEFKE-
u ley-Notce to coptractor builders and mate
rial men. Notice is hereby given to all concern ed
that sealed proposals or bids solicited for per-
necessary 10 the erection OF q building for the de-
partment Of philosophy, on the grounds OF the
University Of California, at Berkeley, Alameda
County, and said bids or propose will be re-
ceiy-d, at, the Office of the ssslstan. secretarv
of the Regents of the University. in South
Hall, Berkeley, Cal, at or before ~ O'Clock NJ
OF the .4th cay OF June 1897. And
am specifications OF said building have been made
and adop,ed aud placed in the office of Mr.
Clinton Day, architect, 222 Sansome st. san
frar cisco. room 4, where the same may be. see n
and examined during. each day. from 10 o,ciock
A. until O'Clock p. NJ, from shiS dale until said
oath day OF June, 1897.
No bids proposals wi be considered un, ess
the same are accompanied by certified check or
a bond of said proposer equal to ten CO) per cen n
of his proposal, with sufficient sure les, condi-
toned that If said bid proposal shall be ac-
cepted The party proposing will duly enter into q
proper contract 10 faithfully perform the duty and
obi cations in accordance with said proposal and
plans and specifications which shal! be aud ara
hereby requ red TO be part of such contract. The
right to r. iect auy and al bids hereby reserved
This notice is given pursuant act entitled N
Act to amend Act entitled, IAN ACT 10 create
and organize the University Of California; an
proved March % 1868. Ana an ACT amendat torv
of section 20 Thereof, approved March %, 1877
relating TO the contraction of buildings" an.
proved Nj arch 3, 1897.
By order of the Committee on Grounds and
BUILDINGS of The Board of Regents.
Dated June II, 1897. ]. WEST MARTIN,
Chairman.
w. A. MCKOWEN,
Assist Mt Secretary
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GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, JUNE Is, 1897
- sealed proposals, In tTiplicate will be received
here un.t ~ N Thursday, July To- 1897. and then
opened Tor furnis hing airy and u artillery
horses at he Preside Of san Francisco. Govern
ment reserves right to rejrCt accep. any or all
bids, any part thereof. BIDS will be considered
for less rumoer of horses than that stated.
Preference given to articei of domestic produc-
ton. conditions OF price and quality (including in
the price Of foreign roduc lions he duty theTeon)
beiug equal and such preference given 10 articles
Of American production produced on The Pacific
Coast, 70 extent OF consumption required by the
p bic service there. Informal ion FURNISHED on
application 10 JAMES Nj. MOORE Assistant
Quariermaster-General, I. s A, Chief Quarter
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NOTICE.-THE BUsIN Fss OF McAVOY
GALA FR viii be conducted a. the
old stand No. 20 Fifth street, for the benefit
OF the widow of the late HENRY J. GALLAG-
HER and his sister, MISS ANNIE j. GALLAGr
HER. MRS. Il. ]. GALLAGHER.
ANNIE B. GALLAGHER.
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Dds WANTED - NOTICE is HEREBY
ID given that 5, aed proposals will be received by
the board of direc Of the Veterans Home A 3
sociation at its Office room 3, 800 Sansome ST.,
san Francisco. Cal, mp 10 lU O'Clock A. NJ.
"Wednesday, June 80, S97, and ope ned immedf
aey thereafter in the presence of bidders TOR fur
niehing and delivering quartermRster aud com
missary supplies Tor the Veterans Home Napa
County. Cal. (rallroad station Yountvle), for the
six months commeBc ng July l, 1897, and ending
Decem Der 81, 1897. schedules with information
ana Instructions Tor submitting bids will be iur-
Hished upon app cation by the undersigned Bid
ders will carefully follow the conditions of the
schedu es and no bid will be considered unless IL
is in accord ance with such schedules. Zach bid
der must accompany his bid with certified check
upon some wel-known and Tesponsb banking
house for least 10 per cent the amount of his
bid payable to J. {. CURRIER treasurer con.
dtioned that the bidder will enter into a good and
va id contract upon notice of acceptance as re-
qured by law. ne board reserves the righ. to re-
ice. any all bids and to order any quantity
over or und er the amount specified.
Address J. j. SCOVlLbE, secretary Veterans
Home Association, room 3, 320 Sansome ST San
Francisco, Cal BY order of the Board of Direct
ors. j. ]. SCOVILLE, Secretary.
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ATTENTION, sHEEP-RAIsERs
AT LESS THAN FORECLOSURE PRICES
Improved Grain, Fruit ana Grazng Lands
Located IN the choicest parts OF the State
For sale by order of
The Bank of " oodiaud
By McAFEE BROTHERS,
Real kst ate Brokers and Financial Agents,
los Montgomery ST., san Francisco, Cal
CAPAY VALLEY.
The earliest fruit section. well settled and only
SO miles from san Francisco by rail
FRUIT AND GRAIN LAND.
s812 acres Winters, SI7 so per acre
205O acres near EspartO, $50 per acre.
16OIs acres near Tancred, $50 per acre
1S212 acres near Winters So so per acre.
53d ,Sd acres near Il adison, $50 per acre
$40 acres near Winters, SO per acre.
4o412 acres near Capay, $40 per acre
GRAZING LAND.
529234 acres flanking Capay Valley, 50.
95Z9 seres hank n CApay Valley, 81 %:
516S res adjoining apay Valley, 81 70.
$500 acres adjoining Capay Valley, So So
ALSO
1920 acres near Red BLUM. 81
ALSO
1440 acres near Swingles grain and fruit, go 25
4oO acres near NJ Merrits, grain and fruit. S 8 So
S4O acres near Dunnigan, grain ami fruit 81.
24O acres near Dunnigan, grain and fruit, s IL.
1dO5 acres near Willows grain and fruit ST So
SUI acres near Anderson, river bottom, $l6 50.
For further particulars address
los Montgomery st.
O1SO CHICKEN RANCH; 400 CHICKENS:
ID = ~. horse, wagon, COW, etc. BAPTIST, S1s
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME SITE.
010k PER ACRE: 50 ACRES OF FIRST
tI1 OO class land Tomales Bav Marin
County; well i'm proved; land will grow anythin.:
S60OJ cash; balance easy; handy TO town and
EAsT0N, ELDRIDGE & CO., ess Marke. st.
OI0 ACRES LAND, 8 HOURS FROM SAN
A1O Francisco, $1,000; 10 acres near >unol,
etc., $1,000, half cash GRIFFITH, CLARK &
CO., 19 Montgomery st.
M ARIN CO.'S MILES FROM CITY; $40 10
Improved farms, chicken ranches, hay, grain truit
and VegeI ao lands; easy terms; rail and wafer
transit; good schools HOME x FARM Co, "a
Chronicle bldg
SONOMA COUNTY LAND>-FRUIT, GRAIN
~ and stock Tanches little homes a specially.
CHESSMORE IL SHURTLEFF, Souoma, Cal.
room 221, 927 Market ST., 5. FL Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
I TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO Town; I'M
- proved; easy terms; also 4 to 12-acre pieces
and 10 years credit D. H. TWING So
noma CITY; every Monday at 632 Market St., :.
OEO ACRES, S15OU. W. NJ GRIFFIN, LAND
-pO agent, 20 ;onwood, Cal. House. barn,
wood, water 200 acres in wheat; easy terms
O. AN ACRE; lZS0 ACRES TIMBER; GOOD
U'O Tor stock or fruit; plenty water. :. box 40
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS TI1B
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STORAGE.

At Low RATES-fURNITURE CARPETS.
n pianos, household goods; clean, light COM
ariments; advances made J. NOONAN, lOl7
10 1923 Mission st, above sixth; open evenings
FURNITURE PIANOS hTG-ADVANCEs.
Il packing. shipping CHAS LTAYLOR, ,2O4 Post
DEDUCrD RATES FURNITURE PIANOS
LII household goods ETC ]. NJ. PIERCE 735 MkL
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 HOUSES; MAKE OFF r.; MUST BE SOLD
= and removed AT once; $40 to 555 Mission St.
Cali 55b M ission ST.