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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
JUST FOR ANNOYANCE.


Damage Suits Against the Missionaries
simply Brough' to Disturb Them.
Word has been received by the members of
the Methodist Chinese Mission that the suits
brought against them for $4,000 each by
certain Chinese because of scue of Chi
nese slave girl, were not brought for the pur-
pose of tetting money, but TO cause the mis-
sionaries such annoyance that they would be
compelled 10 withdraw from the worg in
Chinatown. The suits still hanging in
the courts, and 1t is expected that the issue,
so far as damages are concerned, will never
be terminated.
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Not Expected to Live,

George ID. Mclean, the millionaire mining
man, of Grass Valley, i'll now for several DAYS
at the Lick House, had a relapse Yesterday
and at late hour last night was delfrious.
His heart action was very weak and he was
not expected to live beyond to-day.
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Divorce Granted.

Mrs Della McDevitt has been granted q
divorce from James McDevitt on the ground d
of extreme cruelty, and the defendant must
contribute $40 month for the support OF the
minor chlldr n
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Narrowly Escaped Death.
William Kay. young man IL years of age,
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HER NARROW ESCAPE.
Mrs. Mary O'Con Stabbed in the
Abdomen by Her Hus band.

Mrs. Mary O'Con Stabbed in the
Abdomen by Her Husband.
Mrs. Mary o Conuor, a woman about 55
years of age, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital last night by her daugh er 20 be
treated for kniie wound in Der abdomen.
She has been separated from her hus-
band, Daniel o Connor. a corn doctor.
who has been living in lodging-house on
Mission street, near Third. Some time ago
he vas arrested for threatening to kill her
but he promised 10 behave himself and
was released.
Mrs. O'Connor has been living at 81
Lafayette street, and about 10 o'clock last
night he opened one of the windows and
clim bed inside She attem pied to put him
out and he stabbeI her in the abdomen.
She finally got him out, but be returned
and broke in he ront door. She blew a
police whistle and he fled. The police are
earcuing for MIN.
DR.. FItZgibbon found that the wound
was not dangerous, but the woman had a
narrow escape
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This event is one of great interest in
church circles, D.. Chapman has been
known for many years as one CT the
foremost Presby diyines OF Cali
ornia and was once moderator of the
synod.
He has also a record as a church builder.
In 1885 he YVES installed as pastor of the
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church. During
his pastorate OF seven and a hall years the
Y. 2. S. c. L. was formed and two mis-
sion schools established. The congrega-
tion grew so large that the building could
no longer contain them. Subscriptions
for a new church were circulated and
new location selected.
Tie year 1897 was a memorable one in
the history of the church. 1t was incor-
porated, the roll revised, subscriptions
rapidly pushed. the cornerstone laid in
July, the building finished, the parting
services in the old church on Christmas
morning, and the dedication OF the new
church in the afternoon. This is the
hand some building in which the synoi is
now in session. DR.. Chapman and the
trustees and the different societies united
in raising fund TO free the church from
debt which they succeeded in doing in
November, 1888. In 1891 The gallery was
placed in the church at cost OF $4700, and
the missionary society decided to support
a missionary OF heir own, and Miss Grace
Russell. member of the church ard Sab
bath-school and eminentIy fitted or the
work, was sent bv the Occ dental Board OF
Foreign Missions to Oroomiah, Persia. to
labor in the Fidelia FisSe Seminary. Her
salary OF $400 was assumed by the church,
and she still continues as missionary.
About three years o DR.. Chapman
10 ned the Congregational church, and his
first act was to build and to place almost
out of debt the beautiful new church in
which worship is now held. The pastor
is broader than his creed, and once when
DR.. Hummer fthe First Methodist
Church was away for two months Dr.
Chapman supplied the pulpit.
Next Tuesday he will be formally in
stalled by the council.
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2e[ts saws 10 cylinders, TO SKIS oats, cs drugs,
SIX oul ion, bbls cIder, cs cigars. / tobacco,
. cs adv NJ "a ter. 10 pkgs express, cs traps.
AnacorteS-S4-0 % SKIS oa:s.
Tacoma-s cs paperware 900 bars bullion. cs
catsur' cs cheese, cs preserves, 1900 SKIS bran.
Tacoma west OF Fargo-660 SKIS oats, ship
li kH es 4295 SKIS wheat, 600 hfsks -four $40 SKIS
East of Fargo via Tacoma-4 bbls grease SO
bxs bitters.
Evere t-46O EGGS nails, S7s Ddls paper 14oo
New whatcom 5s7 bdls hides, lo7 pcs planks.
S91o ndIs laths, SOO SKIS oats, 2012 bbls salmon.
Vancouver-597 pils hides, 81 calfskins Is SKIS
Vancouver via c P Ry-s1O kegs nails, 600 cs
bdls II IRON, 1873 kegs II teeth 3S6 bdls iron SO
pkgs iron, o sprn IS. roll ocloth TIA els rope,
cs dry goods, 1853 iron bars. 232 seats.
Consfgnees.
Per Corona-Jonas Erlanger & Co; ] c Young:
Geo " McNear; aufer . emicai Co; California
Wine Assn: q Sresovich & Co; Taylor & T "
l9r; L Whitney 4 Co: Baker& Hamilton: Cal
Chemical Works. Coghill Il Kohn. Wetmore Bros
Garcia Il Maggini; Eveleth & Nash; w ) ShrenIn;
DemarElni & Co. J Ivancovich IL Co; Pac Sheet
Metal N Works Ii Dutard: Moore. Ferguson & Co; s
NJ inr Co; Dalton Bros: l. Scatena & Co: Cox
seed and Plant Co; Paladini American Union
II o: Ingug ia Amer Carb Acid Gas Co;
Christy & Wise; Hooker & CO.. Bissinger & Co;
Marshall & ReimerS; -insheimer Bros; r. Martin
Il Co; Calm, Nickelsburg d Co; Lahor Exchange: /:
Witzel IL Baker: Cain & Co: De Bernardo & Co; /;
A Pallies; Wheaton Breon & Co; Ross g Hewlett:
kirchm ann Il Co; w & J Sloane & Co; sacra-
Standard Oil Co; Dairymens Union. l. Sides; a
Enea IL Co; j IL New bauer & Co; L. d Stone IL Co;
western Meat Co; G Miglavacca IL Co: NJ
Moore: Palace Grocery Co; Haas, Baruch e. Co;
II NJ Gooiall; Amer Iron WORKS; w w Pooe
Adams, ooth * Co; l. Go oman; Jud son VI fg Co:
+ w Brown; Mau, ~adier & Co; A Levy tE Co; II
II Hogan; NJ Simas; Warne Western
Union Tel Co; Bowman: Sanford Bros; w K
Hlxon; \ Parsons; Bakman Bro: s Sllverberg;
u Camllloni " Co; A Parmlsana & Co
Fer City OF Pueo'a-Zau Bross & Co; H WalfeCk
x Co; Bissinger & Co: Wells, Fargo &c Co; II ID
w ut; VI leland Br s; GeIardi; Kitte d Co;
Chas Bernhard: Has<ens Il Co: p 'eservaline Mig
Co; Hilmer, Bredhoff d Schulz; ZucEer n & [ o; ;
B Cowles, Soloman IL Co; bancroft hitney
d Co; A Il + -.mO d scott; Waibri ge ~ ,Tr;
Cieiand; American Union Fish Co; w q II nton;
Milan d o; PaladinI; j Ingugla Dun E Co;
sunset L az I co; Gratg. Stu trt & Co: California
Saw Works: II 4 Higgins; w Williamson; Lane
y Connolly; Lewis Packing Co: w 5 Zeiler;
70 est ON; NJ hoh rerg; Jacob Unna Il Co;
Gaddin tS Co; Selby smelling aid Lead Co;
zimmerman: Geo Morrow ~ Co: Union Tack GO;
: NJ ling Co; Chambers, Price & Co; T Watson;
Geo w McNea; h Du ard: w Hig IS: James
Neylan; NJ + Detels; Langley * Michaelsi Everett
Pulp II Paper Co; Dunham, CarriGan Il Co; S
william; Getz Bros Il Co; Baker IL Ham lton;
NJ Pettigrew: Hooker & Co; X Harmon: ] q
+ IL Ames IL Co; G II Tay Il Co; g w Gibbs
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KIPLING's REOEssIONAL ODE.
Subject of a Sermon by Rev. William
Rldsr Last Evening.

Subject OF Sermon by Rev. William
Rad1r Last Evening.
"Rudyard Kipiing's 'R cessional.Ode 70
England was the subject of the sermon
by Rev. William RAIDER yesterday evening.
In part he said:
Kipling's poem begins with these lines ::
God of our fathers, known of old:
Lord of our far-hung battle line;
Beneath whose awful hand we hold
Dominion over palm and pine
Lord God Of hosts be with us yet
Lest we forget-lest we forget
This great hymn is the refrain of the
Queens jubilee, The recessioaal of the
century. kipling assumes the role OF a
puritan prophet He is the Addison in
prose, the Byron in poetry, and in this
great hymn reverent reiormer
He has the Christian estimate OF the
stale, which has possessed the minds of
every great statesman ond thinker from
Solomon 10 John Milton and Herbert
Spencer. The nation is a responsible
moral organism, with conscience and IN
tellect, with heart and the responsibi.
gilt of choice. England, says Kipling. j.
answerable to God Tor her glores and her
sins; that there is not Il separate code of
laws governing the state as distinguish ed
from the individual.
He has the Christian estim te of history
He believes God is the philosophy OF
history and that he is as really nresent
to-day as when the pillars of cloud and
fire were the moving banners of the Je-
hovah OF the ancient Jews. England
must not forget her bloody b!unders. the
dramatic history of her magnificent
throne. England must not forget that
pomp is not lower, that the true life OF
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FORTY HOURS ADORATION
The Devotions Are Being Soe'muIy
Celebrated at st. Rose
Church.

The forty hours alteration services were
begun at st. Rose Church yesterday morn
ing by the celebration of solemn high
mass al IL O'clock. Rev. Father Gleason
acted as celebrant anu Father f. kean.
nealley delivered a sermon on 1.-The
Eucharist-A True Source of Thanksgiv-
ing for Christians"
The sermon was followed by the proces-
sion of the blessed sacrament, which was
led by the ladies of the Sodality OF the
Holy Angels, TobeI in white and wearing
wreaths. Four little girls preceded hem.
scatter ng flowers IN their path. Follow
ing the ladies came tweniy-four acolytes
clothed in their red and white uniforms
and bearing torches. William Conroy
acted as cross bearer. The ceremony was
closed by placing the blessed sacrament
on the eminence above the tabernacle.
The evening services consisted of the
rosary, beDediction of the b sSsed sacra-
ment and sermon by Rev Father J. NJ g.
Gleason on the subject, Institution OF
the Bic sed Sacrament"
Tonight the rosary sermon will be
preacheI by Father James Burn of ST.
Brigid's. HIS subject will be, tine Eucha-
ris the Fuunt OF Life" High mass to-
morrow morning a o clock will conclude
the exercises o! alteration. The church is
beautifully decorated with fl Jwers and
the altar is blaze of light rom the nu-
merous candles. During the forty hours
the church IS constantly open for devo-
lions
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CARPENTERS HIS PREY.
Matt Howe, an EK- Convict, Arrested on
Charge of Burg
lary,

Matt Howe, an ex-convict was arreste
early yesterday morning at 51S Mission
street by Detectives Ryan and O'Dea and
was locked up in "the tanks" at the City
Prison.
He will be charged with burglary on
the supposition that he broka into new
building, 732 Haight street. Friday night
and stole chest of carpenters tools, and
then carr e. the chest 10 a second b and
store at 1910 Howard street and sold the
contents 10 satisfy the craving for NOR
phine.
A few nights ago new building on
Grove street, near Steiner, was broke n in to
and all the carpen ers tools stolen. There
have been other complaints of a similar
nature and the detectives believe that
Howe has been the operator They are
searching the secondhand stores and it is
possible more than one charge will be
booked against Howe.
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and that ialiure OF election to eternal life
can result alone from mans willful reiec-
ton of his offer. If he is mans all-pow-
eriul ana loving father his sovereignty
would more reasonably influence him to
comrel all Eien to accept Christ and 10 go
to heaven. Unlversulism is weak in its
failure to allow to mans free will full
power TO do wrong ana to incur sins con-
sequences IN another world but IL is more
biblical and more Christian than views
OF Gavin, Augustine and Edwards, which
doom innocence to hell.
Inc blo!e teaches that every one who
has faith IN God will be saved by Christ
This flltn will lead to works where work S
are possible. There are no true works
without faith. Faith will be sealed by
baptism when baptism is possible.
a man is not shut out from the privilege
OF election unless he bars his own way.
His sinful will, and not God's S sovereignty,
shuts heaven door against him.
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explanation.

The arrow files with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for ths
days: those underneath II. II any, the amount OF
rainfall. Of melted snow in inches and hundredths ia
during the past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
lines connect poin of equal air pressure: iso
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: slowF
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accom- panied bv cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is proba BILE
but when the "low'- is incloscd with isobars OF
marked curvature rain south OF Oregon is i'm prob
able. With "high" in The vicinity of Idaho and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse OF these conditions
wllI produce opposite result.
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PREDEsTINATIoE A FALLAoY.
Mans Sinful VIII and No Gods Sow
ereignty Shuts the Heavens Door.

Mans Sinful VIII and No Gods Sow
ereignty Shuts the Heavens Door.
L The sermon of r ". Il. T. Shepard YES
terday morning was on "Predestination. "
He said:
The two great truths of Gods sover-
eighty and mans free will .'go side by
side, but never meet" Paul stated both
truths and never sought to reconcile them.
Modern philosophy has failed alike to
reconcile them ard to shake them.
Recent years have reached clearer un-
derstanding of God, which refutes such
inhuman and unchristian conceptions as
eternal punishment OF infants and
heathens on the ground that God has not
elected them because they died without
baptism. Intelligent conception OF the
whole b bic removes a wrong inierpreta-
ticn OF Romans viii 1880, which has been
used falsely TO strengthen the view that
God sends large majority OF the race to
he'll without allowing them to repent and
20 TO heaven.
Christ anu the New Testament teach
that Ch'ist's offer OF salvation is universal
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-25
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
The Body of Charles West Found
in the Hills Near
CoIml.

The body OF Charles West, agent for the
Albion ale and porter brewery, was found
in the hills back OF Colma yesterday
morning. Beside the body was a 3S-ca i
Der pistol with one cham Der empty, which
told the story. West committed suicide,
the bullet passing through his heart.
West resided at SAT Folsom street. He
was As years OF age and leaves widow
and grown-up son.
He left home last Friday and his where
abouts was unknown until his b dy was
found yesterday morning. He had been
drinking quite heavily of late.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-25

the nation is nor in the navy or the army
or in a world commerce.
1t is not the English soldier or scholar
or king who Is to perpetuate the nation,
but the spirit of righteousness and sacri-
flee of VIII ch the contriie heart is at once
the symbol and the expression. He can
not escape from the past. II is the uni
versal judgment. 1t creates the law OF
retri button. Upon Gods great phono-
graph is indeliby impripted the record of
our lives.
He must not forget the failures Of the
past. To lauG the virtues of Alexander
Hamilton and forget the vices of Aaron
Burr is not right reading of American
history.
Our young men may learn more from
men Tho have failed than from those W ho
have succ 'eded.
The storied ruins of fallen nations re-
peat to us the old story OF the nations
which forgot God.
The last words of John B. Cough were /:
Young man, keep your record clean. 1"
A clean present insures a white and spot.
less past.
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REV. DIR. NELANDER INSTALLED
The First EDglisi Lutheran Church
Held Installation Services Last
Night.

At the Firs Lutheran Church last night
the Rev. D. Nelander was installed as iull
acting pastor. Dr. Nelander has been
preaching at this church for the past six
months, previous to which he acted as
pastor Tor the Swedish Lutheran Chnrch
on Mission street.
he services were in charge of Rev. DR..
o. f. Oeh!er OF Sacramento, president of
the California synod. Rev. Dr. j. E.
Bushnell dellvere the charge 10 the peo-
pie, EN- phasizlng the fact tb at the churches
OF TO-DAY need ministers who will preach b
the gospel as it is written, not to plea Sc
the pubic. In few appropriate words
DR.. Oehler gave the charge TO the pastor.
Inviting MS remark4 under three heads /:
The petition for workers, the field to be
worked, the Iaborer, ana finally the work
He congratulated the congregation on
having the right man in he right place.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL l.
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO,
October "a 1897, ) NJ.
The following are the rainfails during the
past twenty-four hours and the seasonal
rainfalIs TO date as compared with those
OF the same date last season.: eureka %. this
season 3Sl, last season 2.69; Red BluR 90.
this season II, last season lit: Sacramento 90,
this season 2.l3 last season -: san Fran
cisco 90, this season l. 80. last season 66; Fresno
o. this season J. Is last season %: San Luis
Obispo 90 this season .S5: last "a: Los
Angeles SO this season : %, last season IA
Diego .34 this seasoa LOS, last season .46.
iulna trace this season 81 last season OF.
san Francisco Data; Maximum tenn eTature So
minimum 81, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure is highest this evening on the Ore
gon coast and lowest IA Arizona. kain has fal u
duri y he pas twenty four nours throughout al
tains There has been rainfall to-da in Gait
fornia however. ex ept along the northern coast
and in the extreme suu.h portion. IL Is still rain
ing In Utah and Eastern Nevada Conditions are
favorable for fair weather IN the south Pacific
Coast States.
Forec st made at IAN Francisco for thirty hours,
ending midnight october 25, 1897:
Northern alifOrnia-Fair Monday; brisk north
Sou hern CsIifornia-Fair Monday; brisk north
winds.
Nevada-Fair Monday.
Utah-Partly cloudy monday morning followed
By fair weal her
Arizona-Fair Monday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Monday; fresh
to brisS norther winds.
Special repor from Mount Tamal pals, observa-
miles per hour: tempersture As maximum 81
w. II. HANMoN, Forecast ficia
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Hit on the Head.

H. E. Turner, residing at 7l6 Larkin street.
while shmplng some steam beer in saloon
at the corner of O'Farrell ana Larkin streets
yesterday afternoon, got into an alteration
with man similarly engaged, VINO settled
he dispute by bres king 10 tie over Turner's
head. DR.. Frank FitZsi bboH drew the aper-
ture together with tweive itches after which
a
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-25
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.


congregation Yesterday Afternoon.
Educational Society Formed.
The annual meeting of the members OF
the Bush-street Congregation was held
yesterday afternoon and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
}. Smith. president; P. Stern, vice presi-
dent; L. Stern, secretary, and B. Reiss,
treasurer. L. Blum, A. Altmeyer S.
Frohman. B. Blackman ana Nj. Davis
were chosen as directors.
Rev. D. Meyerson, cantor, was reelected
for the twelfth consecutive term. and a
unanimous vote was granted to the ra bbi,
Dr. Meyers, and Cantor Meverson for
their Iabors during the late HOLIDAYS Par
lcuIsr stress was laid upon the efficient
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work done by Cantor Meyerson IN the
musical portions OF the programme.
In the afternoon meeting WAS held by
the ladies' of the congregation and an
educational aid society formed, for the
purpose OF obtaining a closer social and
intellectual development, and incident
ally to aid the congregation financially.
Mrs. Isaac Reiss was elected president
and Mrs. Meyers vice. nra ident.
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The Presbyterian Divine to
Formally Change His
Greed.
For Two Years He Has Been
Pastor in a Congrega-
tional Church.
Has Built Two Handsome Churches
and Has Met With Great
Success.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
90S broadway, Oct "a
special council of the Congregations al
Church has been called for next Tuesday
for the purpose of formally installing Rev.
e. S. Chapman, d. D., as pastor OF the
Market-street Congregational Church.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Hydrogrnphlo
once located in the MercEantS Exchauge is
maintained in san Francisco for the beneht OF
mariners without regard 10 nationality and free OF
exBense.
Navigaiors are cordially invited 10 visit the
Office, where complete of chss.s and sailing
dlrectious of the world are Kept hani COM
parson and reference, and the latest information
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce
The time ball OF the building on Tele
graph lIill Is hoisted about minutes before
noon, and Is dropped noon 120th meridian oy
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United states Naval Observatory 8. Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the Tins ball was
dropped on time, giving the error, IL any Is
published the same day Uy the afternoon papers
and by Inc morning papers the following dsv.
W. \. HUGRES
Lieutenant U. y N. In charge
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Octob ber-1S97.

NoTE-1n the aooVs expos;tlou or the tides tbs
early morning tides given in the left hand
column. ana the successive tides OF the day in tins
order o: occurrence 10 time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there are but three tides a sometimes
occurs The heights given are additions to ths
soundlngs the United states Coast Survey
chars, except when q minus sign q precedes ths
height, and then the number given "a suDIractivs
from the depth given by the charlE
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About $1,000 vehicles pass over London
B i g eve-v dav
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Sun, MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDErro SURVEY
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT ENTRANCE TO SAN
IRA NCIsCo BAY PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY or THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-The high and low waters &C W a. the
CITY Front (Mssion-street WHARF about twenty
hYe minutes later than at Fort Point; the eight
OF tide is he same al both places
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There are 1425 characters in the twenty
four books Dickens wrote.
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MOUNT TiMALPiIS SCENIC RAILWAY

wa SausaIito Ferry).
Leave San Fran cisco Commencing Sent
1S, 1897:
WEEK DAYS.: :3OA. NJ Arrive : f. 4:55p~
sUNDAYS-S:00 1000. IL 80 A. n; l:l5 p NJ
special rips arranged for py applying O
THo-. COOK 4 SON, 621 Market st. San Fran.
cisco, or telephonins TavsIn OF lamalpais.
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Memorandum.

Per whal bark Ly is from Ckhotsk Sea Passed
out Diane Strait Sept 20. Have had a succession
OF heavy gall the entire Passage, with cons. ant
and heavy rains, winds from WSN to :, have lost
several sails, but have sustained material
damage. When OF Cape tliZabei (Saghalln
Gulf) saw a new Oregon ne plank about 5 feet
long with spikes about a foot apart all around the
edges had Dren in the ater but a short time. We
cruIsed in the Okhotsk sea the whor sessoI, tax
ing hree whales that Welded 400 los and
$40 bbls oil. The weather in the sea has been bad
the whole season.
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FOOD COFFEE.