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CARRIED OVER TO MAY.
ANOTHER PosTPONEMENT OF THE
OXY-HYDROGEN CASE.
DOUGHERTY- -MORIARITY CASE
WILL BE ARGUED THIS AFTER-
NnnN-EY ErIrTnR. pERAITTED

WILL BE ARGUED THIS AFTER-
NOON-EXECUTOR PERMITTED
TO PAY MONEY INTO COURT.
Court OF Chancery and Orphans
Court were NOT overlburdened with
business to-day. Thomas Nowack was
appointed guardian Of Frank Wiedosek.
The case of the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington VS.. j Edward Addicks
was postponed until May on motion
Of Lewis c. Vandegrift and William S.
Hilles, solicitors for the city. At that
time there will be argument on the
motion TO dissolve the injunction and
dismiss the bill OF complaint
William T. Lyman presented the pc
tition OF Charles II. Rubencame, execu-
tor CT Mary N. DOckard, TO pay money
into court on recognizances. It was
granted.
The hearing Of the annulment Of
adoption case OF Dr. John A. Dough-
erty VS., Cornelius j. MOriarity will
take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
James H. Hoifecker, Jr., obtained an
order for the sale Of the undivided in
terest OF Thomas B. McConaghy in GER
tain lands near Newark and Chestnut
Hill,
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FELL TO THE PAVEMENT.

While working on Kirkwood street
last night Patrick Kirk, of No. GIL
Spruce street, fell and cut his head. He
was removed to his home. where DR..
Brown dressed the wound.
Evening journal., 1898-03-29
WAFER AND GAS PIPES DOWN.

The Water Department and the Will
mingtOn Coal Gas Company have nm
ished laying water and gas pipes in
the undersection grade at Union street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The cen
tire stones are now being laid and the
Belgian blocks, with which the street
is to be laid. have arrived.
Evening journal., 1898-03-29
ARRESTED FoRNoN-ATTENDANcE

A corporal's guard was sent out last
night to find delinquent N. G. ID. men,
bers. Some were found at their homes
and ordered to the armory. while an
other was called cut Of the Grand Opera
House and placed under arrest by the
guard and escorted TO the armory.
Evening journal., 1898-03-29

1. w. Gibney, merchant tailor. si3
Shipley street, Gawthrop Bull iiqg. Is
Offering an elegant line of suitings, S15,
SIC so. SO. 500, to order. Large. we'll
lighted. elegant rooms. Low oeut means
lower prices. High-class work. See the
81. s. and $6 trouserings formerly, $3.50
TO SO. low.
Evening journal., 1898-03-29
COLUMBIA ANCHORED OFF Will
MINGTON.

The United States cruiser Columbia
was anchored of Deep Water Point
last evening. The cruiser could not
cross Fenn's Point bar until high tide.
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ADOPTION OF PALE-FAcEs.

Lenape Tribe. No. G. l. o. R. NJ, will
adopt five pale-faces on the seventh
sleep Of the seventh sun, which is next
Saturday night. At the same time the
newly-elected chiefs will be raised up.
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HELP WANTED.

competent cook. Apply
Delaware avenue, between and p m.
BY old-established house
Bh-grade man or woman, OF good
hrch standing, to act as manager here
b do office work and correspondence at
Iir home Business already built up and
ablished here. Salary $500. Enclose
f-addressed stamped envelope for our
hns to A. L. Il. Elder, General Manager.
Michigan avenue, Chicago, Ill, First
Dor.
male and female, to
hcit insurance. Policies issued on
|nthly plan IL desired, from 500 to Sl0.-
Full and immediate bsnefit, half the
|ount Of policy for permanent DISABLE
by accident or sickness. Also Limi-
Payment Policies issued in 10, Is. and
payments. Call or address,
w. s. HOFFMAN & CO,
Managers,
covenant Mutual Life Assn, of Illinois.
Sg6 Market street.
korporated Jan. 9, 1871.
las. FEHRENBACH, Gen. Agt.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 4Sk
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KIAGSRES DOCK TRIAL SATURDAY

HER BOILERS COULD BE TESTED
NOW If HER SMOKESTACK
WE'RE IN.
The yacht Niagara will have her
dock trial next Saturday. With the ex-
ceptiOn Of the smOkestack she is ready
fer the trial at any time. The stack is
in the yard and the various sections OF
Il are being riveted together and II 4
Is possible 20 get 1t into position by
Thursday the workmen Will put steam
in her boilers and give them a slight
test prior to her dock trial.
Workmen are busy setting her spars,
running her electric wires. caulking
the decks. finishing her joiner work
and building her rails.
Her saloons and state rooms begin tO
take on a finished appearance under the
skillful management OF the company
iOiners and fnishers.
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TALDCOTT WILLIAMS TO Lee
TITRE

TallcOtt Williams, OF Philadelphia,
will deliver a free lecture under the
auspices Of the Educational Committee
of the New-Century Club on Monday
night next.
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LECTURE ON OLIVER CROMWELL

Rev. w. F. Lewis. d. D.. OF Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, will lee
ture on oliver Cromwell" on Friday
night in the First NJ. p. Church Mrs
J. A. Fitch will sing.
Evening journal., 1898-03-29

SPECIAL NIGHT COURSE IN
SHORTHAND. BOOK-KEEPING
AND PENAlANSHIP AT
GOldey College, to begin April 4, two
nights a week, at a special reduced
rate. Select your studies. Enroll now.
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MEETING OF THE BRorHBRHooD

MEETING OF THE BROTHERHOOD.
The Lent meeting Of the local as
sembly OF the Brotherhood OF ST. An
drew was held In Emmanuel Church,
New Castle, last night. Addresses were
made by Bishop Coleman, Rev. DR..
Munson, Rev. A. r. Walker, c. NJ. Cur
tbs, ]. d. Carter and ]. S. Grohe
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STILL IN BUSINESS

II. T. Sergeant, coal and wood.
removed from 1O6 to 1O3-1O9 Md. ave-,
opposite w & n. r. r. Office. Delmar-
via phone, 140. Central Office. Seventh
and King streets.
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CLAYTON HOUSE.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
inner Wednesday, March 80, u to g
3fe or main dining-room. ONLY soc.

Chicken Broth with Mac
arOni.
rolled Delaware Shad. Potato Balls.
ickles, Radishes. Lettuce with Egg.
Beef Tongue, Tomato Sauce.
Salmi of Young Turkey.
Chicken Outlet, Petits Pois.
Favorite Pudding, Brandy Sauce.
Orange Water Ice.
Prime Ribs OF Beef, Dish Gravy.
Side Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce.
hort Ribs Beef, Drowned Potatoes.
shed Potatoes, Baked Sweet Potatoes.
French Kidney Beans Sugar Corn.
Boiled Onions with Cream.
Brown Betty Pudding.
|ch Pie. Cherry Pie. Lemon Meralgue.
strawberry Ice Cream.
Currant Cake.
Escorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. Fruits.
Crackers.
Tea. Coffee. Cocoa Milk.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WIDOW would like a place housekeep-
dress WIDOW, Journal office.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Nm be sold at No. 5ll West Third
|eet, on Friday, April 1, at 3 o'clock a.
"a general inc of household goods in
|en-room house. w. A. HUKILL, Auc-
heer.
PUBLIC SALE.-George E. Weldin will
h forty-four building lots on Eighth,
nth and Grant streets, on Saturday,
|ril 2, at : o'clock 2. m. Sudham a
b, Auctioneers
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WANTED.

I'm Book keeping and get Business
bining (day or night at Goldey College
y take positions. Call or write for in
|mation to II. S. Goldey, Eighth and
|rket streets.
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WINTER RESORTS
SCARBOROUGH.

SCARBONOUGH.
Beach front. Maryland ave.
Atlantic City, N. ].
Elevator. Steam heat. Sun parlor.
Special Spring rates.
1rite for illustrated Booklet and terms.
ALFRED WYMAN.
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DIR. HONEYWELL

xtracts teeth without pain; makes a
i of teeth for So; best. sS. Gold and
liver filing, and teeth without plates
Evening journal., 1898-03-29

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets,
Druggists refund money f Il falls. 25e-
Evening journal., 1898-03-29

Spring styles now ready. Have your
.aster Suit made by Davis. Merchant
'ailor, 302 Market street, and you VIII
e sure of satisfaction.
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CARD-READER

Mrs. Clark. 2l3 Madison street.
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FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.-One large plate-glass mir
one large refrigerator. John J. Maga-
In, No. 207 West Front street Apply on
misses.
HOUSES and lots for sale or exchange.
INHERIT j. FOUIK gl9 Market street.
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NOTICES.

2EMOVAL.-The Singer Manufacturing
mpany has removed from Seventh and
.erich streets TO No. East Seventh
-eet.
.the State OF Delaware, notice is hereby
zen that an application will be made 70
3 Hon. William c. Spruance. Associate
dge OF the Superior Court of the state
Delaware, residing in New Sasue
unity. on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
bril-, A. ID. 1898, at 10 O'clock n. m, In the
Y Of Wilmington, for therincorporation
the Guarantee Building and Loan AS
ciation. HARRY WHITEMAN,
attorney for Proposed Incorporators.
MONEY to loan on mortgages in sums
suit. LAMBERT ]. FOULk,
9l9 Market stl1reet
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HAVE several bargains in houses and
|s to offer. LAMBERT J. FOULk,
9l9 Market stlSreet-
nor SALE.-The licensed saloon prop
Iy 16 East Front street. Possession
Zen March % next. JOHN MNEf.
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FOR RENT.-Stable, with five stall
b carriage shed. Apply 5l9 Pine street
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THE COLONIAL WARS.
Society HeldIIts Annual Meet
ing This Afternoon.
MR. BAYARD ELECTED GOVERNOR

NICHOLSON PRE-
SIDED, AND THERE WAS A COOL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAS
SERVED AT THE WILMINGTON
CLUB.
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Total ...................
LAKE COITNTY
RED CROSS WORK.
The Society Has Served 1914
Lunches to Soldiers This Year.


Lunches to Soldiers This Year.
The San Francisco Red Cross will move
to-day into the Nucleus building, as the
rooms so long donated to its use by Claus
Spreckels are being utilized as a law IL
brary. During the week the Hospitality
Committee has served lunch to 800 sol
diers on board the Senator and to 525 on
board the Valencia, making the sum to-
tai of all lunches served since the trouble
with Spain began rs, ia. The workers al
Is Post street have been very busy pre-
pairing packages to be forwarded to Ma
Mia, and invite all those having any
thing to send to the soldiers to leave it at
this address.
The furnishing Of a cook for the d.
vision Hospital by the society, and the
Improvement In the cooking thereby, have
been, according to the physicians, the
means of restoring health to many of the
sick and are also responsible for the fact
that since that time only three deaths
have occurred. In a letter, Colonel Fife
granted permission to the ladies to serve
lunch to the men under his command
while in port, and has written them this
note:
I take this occasion to thank you for the
many courtesies have received at your
hands and for the noble work done by the
Red Cross of this city. We are grateful, and
the officers and the of this command ap-
preciate what you have done in the cause in
which you are now engaged. am sincerely
yours w. J. FIFE,
lieutenant Colonel First Washington VoIun-
Infantry
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block A. Fanny Davenport Tract, Brooklyn
William iriiln II. Rosters to Marie g. Rosters 10.
2s. block B, Fruitvale Station Tract. Brooklyn
iIwHa"ip and Sadie c. Webb to Frank NJ. Will
son. lot on line of Virginia street, $50 w OF
Leroy avenue. rs by W 49, block H. same
Frank NJ and Rose H. Wilson to Sadie c.
webb lot s. block II, same, Berkeley; So n
same TO John w. Richards, lots 10, IL and r.
block /, and lot l. block H. same Berke-
ley; SO n 1,.,
same Berkeley; go
S. 10 II to 81 block /; lots ], T. o: ~ - "a
and 25 block 2: lot II. block 8; lots q .. H. 49,
Is and 49, block Z; lots to It, Is, ~; ~, e
block S: lots to 6. s, 10 to Is and ~ DlocK >:
lots 81 % to 81, block 10; lots 5, 1e, ~; plock
y; lots g. g. 10. IL, H. IS and 10. BLOCK IL; l9.s
8 Z TO- r. IT, 16 and IS and E 40 feet OF IoS 10
block IA; lots g. 10, u to &c. block II; lots o. s.
9 H. 49, a. Is and 49, block IS; lots II, Is, 10, IL
block 20 lot L. block 81; lots o, g. s. block ~ al
being IN Daley's Scenic Park Tract Berke-
ley; SO. - 4.
Caroline r. Beals, lots 10 and 10, DOCK l,
Tract A, Berkeley Land and Town Improvement
Association Berkeley; S49S7.
Felix Marcuse to Gussle L. Cranz, lot on u
line OF Sherman street. 34.31 S Of PACING ave.
nue. S SO by e loo 49, block SO. property or
Charles L. Fitch. Alameda; 1925.
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THE STOCK MARKET

Oceanic Steamship the strong stock In
local securities yesterday, rising to SCI 90 The
sugar stocks were also firm and Hawaiian Com
mercial recovered to $40 90.
Mining stocks were dull as usual and prices
showed no change worthy of note.
The Mammoth Mining Company OF Utah has
declared a monthly dividend of sc per share.
payable October 81.
The Oceanic Steamship Company has declared
a monthly dividend of SOC per share, payable
November 1.
The London, Paris and American Bank paid
the usual semi-annual dividend at the rate of
per cent per annum last month.
The official report from the Standard Con-
soltdated mine OF Bodie for the week ending
October Is Is as follows: No work is being
done in the mine; only watchmen are employed.
Sundry details of work on the surface are being
done such as preparing for winter. AT their
power plant on Green Creek the old foundation
for water wheels Is being taken out. but work
is discontinued for the present. There one
Waterman and four men repairing leaks on the
pipe line. This work will be finished this week.
AT the burned mill most of the work done
under the direction OF the insurance appraisers,
clearing away the debris. Tailings plant No. /
treated 1884, tons of tailings for the week
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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

DR.. C. F. Hibbett. U. S. N. is at the
Palace.
Judge w. H. Hatton Of Modesto is at
the Lick.
E. Jacob, a Visalia capitalist is at the
Occidental.
Fred Dodd, the Fresno hotel man. is at
the Baldwin.
A. W. Mcpherson. the Stockton capt.
talist. is at the Russ.
John Barr, a weIl-known Scotch min
ing man, is at the Grand.
Major Tilden, First California Volun-
teers, is expected home to-day.
S. Arnold. a well-known United States
navy engineer, is at the Palace.
A. H. James. a prominent ranchman of
Solano. is guest at the Grand.
w, A. Gill, U. S. N. direct from Wash
ington, D. c., is at the Baldwin.
F. Chevalier, a prominent st. Helena
vineyardist, is stopping at the Baldwin.
w. Henderson, the well-known theatre
cal manager of Chicago, is at the Russ.
E. T. Mccullough, an extensive cattle
raiser at Crows Landing. is at the Grand.
Alden Anderson, a prominent fruit
grower and politician of Suisun, is at the
Grand.
Paymaster John Irwin Jr., U. s. N,
- a. tAiV NnAAOA ma S1SSOifPdlllSQ ny
his wife.
J.B. Deleher, widely known theatrical
manager of New York, is a recent arrival
at the Baldwin.
c. B. Jeffries, an extensive hardware
merchant of Minneapolis, is a recent ar
rival at the Grand
- Chris Runckle of Dutch Flat, on several
tickets fer Superintendent of
Schools, is at the Russ.
w. H. Perry, a prominent lumber dealer
of Los Angeles. accompanied by his
daughter, is at the Lick.
Bailey Willis of the United States Geo
logical Survey has arrived from Washing
ton and put up at the Occidental.
Mrs. L. L. Dunbar, secretary of the
State Red Cross Society, leaves to-day
for pleasure trip to Honolulu.
The new Japanese Minister, Jutaro
Komura, Harvard graduate, is ex-
pected on the Belgic in November.
w. w. FELTON,, a Mazatlan merchant,
has returned from New York, accompan-
led by Mrs. FELTON,, and put up at the
Occidental.
Major H. A. Moore, special agent of
the Treasury Department, left for a
ten days trip north yesterday morning
on official business.
Captain L. L. Tanner u. S. N, has gone
to Washington TO make recommendations
concerning the Government coaling sta
tiOn at Honolulu
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TO DIVIDE WORK WITH
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Episcopalians Decide to Take Such
Action Before Beginning indie
pendent Work in Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-The general
convention of the Episcopal church to-
day adopted a resolution recommending
conference with the Church of England
before entering upon independent work
In Hawaii, the two churches doing joint
work there now under agreement. The
Pacific Coast delegates wanted no delay.
but were overruled. Provision was made
for the commission to start work in Cuba
and Porto Rico at an early day.
among the propositions adopted were
those establishing a new missionary dis
trict in Kioto, Japan; disseminating fur
ther revision of the hymnal agreeing to
further conference with Bishops on final
date OF adjournment, and naming a spe-
ctal committee to report on the question
of a standard Bible.
The establishment of the general fea-
lures of a judicial system for the church
came up on the consideration of article
TX Of the proposed revision of the con-
stitution. AS finally presented the article
provides courts for trying of Bishops,
presbyters and deacons, courts of review
and an ultimate court of appeals to con-
ship. The main criticism was directed
against the clause providing that Bishops
shall be tried by bishops only" The
clause was retained after much discus
sion and vote.
The House of Bishops agreed on COM
nlttee Of five Bishops-South Dakota,
New Mexico and Arizona, the Platte,
Spokane and Duluth-to prepare a code
of canons for missionary districts.
rheumatism. kidney. liver diseases cured. DR..
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FOOTBALL AT SAN JOSE.
Great Interest in the Game to Be
PLAYED This Afternoon.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 21.-Great interest CEN
tiers in the game of football at Cyclers'
Park tomorrow afternoon ~etween Santa
Clara College and University of Califor-
mia freshmen. The game will be close
ly contested and It's outcome will serve
to denote the winner in the inter-collegi-
ate match between the University Of Cali
fornia and Stanford freshmen. Santa
Clara defeated the Stanford men last
Saturday by a score of IS to O. The Santa
Clara eleven is in good condition, and
for the past few days has been coached
by Eugene Sheehy, the crack guard of the
OlYmpics.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TRANsATIANTIC STEAMERS.

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
LISBONr-Sailed Oct 21-Stmr Peninsular, for
New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived Oct 21-Stmr Pennsyl-
vania, from Hamburg.
HAMBURG-Arrived Oct H-Stmr Patria
from New York.
PHILADELPHIA - Arrived Oct q - Stmr
Switzerland from Antwerp.
NAPLEs-Arrived Oct 2l-stmr Fulda, from
New York.
Sailed Oct 21-stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II, New
York.
kendam, from New York
SoUTHAMPTON-Saile Oct 21-Stmr Au-
gusta Victoria, for New York.
LIyERPOOL-Sailed Oct A-Stmr Nordica,
for New York
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Concert for Teachers Aid.

A grand concert will be given at Metro
politan Temple on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober Y, for the benefit of the Teachers
Mutual Aid Society The feature of the
entertainment will bea-a reading entitled
I'm Persian Garden" by Liza Lehman.
On the programme, which contains the
names of many talented artists, are: Mrs
Florence Wyman Gardner, soprano soloist
at Simpson Memorial Church, Mrs Edith
Scott Basford contralto; Frank Coffin,
tenor soloist at st. Luke's Church, and
Robert Taylor Bien, bass soloist at 6t
Lukes Church. John Warburton will be
the accompanist. kindly assisted by Mary,
Susan and Dorothy Pasmore. The entire
affair will take place under the direction
of H B. PaSmore
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco
Call. corner of Market and Third streets, open
until u O. clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
3S7 Hayes st; open until $3.50 o'clock.
621 McAnister street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
els Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock
1871 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
2261 Market street corner Sixteenth; open
until o'clock.
log Eleventh street; open until O'Clock
2526 Mission street; open until CLOCK
NV. corner OF Twenty-second ana KENTUCKY
streets; open until 9 o'clock
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DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISED.
Southern Pacific Pays $4,000 for a
Mans Arms.

SUISUN, Oct. 21.-The damage suit of
Edward Dehaven of Vacaville against the
Southern Pacific Company has been COM
promised In the Superior Court of Solano
County for $4,000. The original suit was
brought against the company for $50, 900.
In September 1895, Dehaven, in company
with two other young men, was driving
across the track in the yard at Elmira
An engine was backing toward them and
the horses became unmanageable. The
young men jumped from the wagon, De-
haven falling on the track in such Il man
I1er that both arms were crushed, render
ing amputation necessary.
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Father Yorke to Speak.

After three weeks of most successful
work st. Patrick's bazaar will come to a
close tonight and a treat is in store for
all those who attend as Father Yorke
will be present and deliver an address at
o'clock. AS Father Yorke is about to
friends will be glad of this opportunity to
bid him good-by. His address will be of
special interest at this time and a we'll
Monday evening there will be an auction
sale OF goods left over from the bazaar
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Young Melville to Be Liberated.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. N.-The sentence
of w r. Melville, who was supposed to
have been drowned near Sausalito about
five years ago, and who was subsequently
found to be defaulter from the Bank OF
been committed by Governor Budd. The
Communication will take effect next Mon
leased from San Quentin Prison. He had
one more year to serve. He is a son of
Emily Melville, the actress.
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ABSURD AND IMPOSSIBLE.
Ii Hung Chang and Dowager EN-
press Not Married.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Wu Ting Fang, Chi
his departure for Washington, said that
the report of a marriage between Ii
Hung Cnan~ and the Dowager Empress
was absurd
This is the most ridiculous of all ru-
mors," said WI Ting Fang. 1T is i'm
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De vries' Farewell Concert.

Maurice de Vries, the well-known
barytone, gave a farewell concert last
night in the Sherman & Clay Hall. prior
to his rejoining Melba in the East He
sang groups of French. German, Italian
Gulio Minetti, violinist, and Signora V.
Ursumando, pianist. An interested but
not numerous audience was in attendance.
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luton. Leaving them out of the ques-
ton, however, 1t would be a gain Of
nineteen. The twenty-seven holdover
Republicans are all sound money men,
and the total sound money Repub-
leans strength would then be forty
six, or exactly a majority of the entire
Senate
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Sale of Haggin Yearlings.

NEW YORK, Oct. PA number of
yearlings. the property of ]. b. Haggin,
were sold at auction to-day at Morris
Park. The highest prices We're: B. f., by
b. T., by Sir Modred- Turmaline, c. Orr,
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CHURCH NOTICES.


BIBLE lectures Sunday afternoons at
o'clock. at the hall, 25 Tenth St; near Mar Mar
ket San Francisco Addresses on THE LORD
Coming" illustrated with a large chart at
the hall, AIS Eighth St. near Broadway, OAK
land, every evening except Monday and sat-
urday, at 7:45 David Little, evangelist.
Come. bring your Bible
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CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-David Kline Of
San Francisco is at the Holland F. w.