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BORN.

BENSON-In this city, December 26 fss7 to the wife of Frank D. Benson, a daughter. BERRY-In Eureka, December 27, 1897. to the wife of Eugene l.. Berry, a daughter. GRANFIELD-In this city, December 26, 1897, to the wife of William Granfield Jr., son. GAMBREL-In Oroville, December 20, 1S97 to the wife of Charles Gambrel MATTSON-In Alameda, December A, 1897, to the wife of c. Mattson, daughter. POTTLE-Near East Butte, December 27, 1897, to the wife of J. l.. Pottle. daughter. SCHWEITZER-In San Jose, December 30, 1Sg7 to the wife of W. H. Schweitzer, a daughter.
 SOHER-In this city December 26 1897, to the wife of Emil Soher. a son. STOVER-On Clear Creek. December 27, 1se7 to the wife of Charles Stover, a TRACY-In Alameda, December g, 1887, to the wife of Benjamin F. Tracy, son. WILSON-Near Vernon, December g, 1897, to the wife of John Wilson, daughter. wOOILEY-In Visalia, December 25, ls97 to the wife of Thomas Woolley. a son.
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.

s6OO0-Good opportunity to buy or trade for Oakland or San Francisco property on a main thoroughfare, near Fruitvale; acres of sandy loam, with 2-story house of rooms roadside house. wagon-shed, scales. large barn. windmill and tank, fruit and shade trees; unincumbered. sl15O-Great bargain: house of rooms. base ment and attic, barn. fruit trees; lot 50x12i near school; easy terms.
 sS50-House of rooms. good well and force pump. barn, chicken-houses, fruit trees, shrubbery. hothouse; lot 75x10S all fenced. S600-S50 cash, balance $10 per month: house of rooms and basement; fruit trees; lot 35xl15; 1 block from Fruitvale avenue.
 S175 EACH-40 choice lots; fine location; min utes from Fruitvaie station; size of lots 35x125 ft.; must be sold
 II. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale station. Cal.
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minimum 45, mean g. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.
 FORECASTS. An area of high pressure continues the Rocky Mountain and plateau region. The pressure has risen slightly during the past twenty-four hours along the central portion of the Pacific Coast.
 The temperature has risen in Southern Cali fornia and remained nearly stationary else- where.
 No rain has fallen west of the Rocky Noun tains. maximum wind velocity of 40 miles per hour Is reported blowing from the east at Tatoosh Island.
 Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, January 2. 1898. Northern Caiifornia-Cloudy Sunday; light northerly winds.
 Southern California-Fair Sunday; continued warm weather; light northerly wind. Nevada and Utah-Fair Sunday Arzona-Fair Sunday San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Sunday; northeasterly winds.
 Special report from Mount Tamalpais, taken at D. m. Clear; wind north; F miles; tenn perature 5s; maximum. 61 deg.
 ALEXANDER McADIE
 Local Forecast Official
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A SCHEME
TO REDUCE YOUR RENT.

TO REDUCE YOUR RENT. TRY 1T.-Thousands of people in this city are working hard every month to fill their landlords pockets, when they might just as easily pay their rent money to themselves. We have heard people who knew so little about the subject that they claimed it was cheaper to rent than to own home. If you have any such idea as this, call on us We can prove to you conclusiVey that after paying all expenses it is very much cheaper to buy a house than to rent
 S2000-New cottage of rooms and bath on Pennsylvania ave, Twenty-fifth st. i; lot 25x 100; terms same as rent. s24OO-Terms S20O cash. balance in s2o month ly installments; modern cottage of : rooms and bath Thirtieth st, nr. Church; lot 2tx114
 sS759-Best portion of Leavenworth st. :; handsome story bay window residence of rooms; for sale on easy terms.
 S260O-Great bargain; Clement st.. nr. Fourth ave; modern cottage of rooms and bath, on sunny side of street; lot 25x100; terms to suit. SlS0e-New bay window cottage of rooms and bath, on terms of s40o. cash. $20 monthly; Cheputepec st, nr Virginia ave; lot 25x70 S1S00-Good room and bath cottage on Whitney st, nr. Thirtieth; lot 25x125; easy terms be arranged.
 Sz500-rerms, installment plan; Eureka st. nr. Nineteenth; new cattage of rooms, bath and all modern conveniences.
 Call for further particulars.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS,

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub- lighed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


 The California Debris Commission, having re- ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic process from B. Freccero. in the Frazer and pit; from Manuel Silva and Joseph Enos in County, to deposit talings on flat below the mine; from J. Logamasino in the Grizzly Bear to deposit tailinks In Squirrel Creek: from Paul Zerga ct all, in the Last Chance Placer Mine. near Sierra City, Sierra County, to deposit tail ings on fiat below the mine; from T. T. Kirk ham, in the Mount Vernon Mine. near Nevada Mount Vernon ravine: from William Ross. in the Clark Mine, near Oleta, Amador County to Charles E. Wise, in the White Oak Mine. 1eslr near Colfax. Placer County, to deposit tailings in pevencenzi in the Red Gulch and MabsIs Flat Hill Mines, near Volcano, Amador Coun- y @ qg2s5 f1% and M a se0w D the Bicknell Mine, near Volcano. Amador County % spGssd snd ngs rom R R MaceS Sne9 in sbs of and Gold Bug Mine. near Ono Ranch. Fl Do- Tado County o;c tE deposit ,Sss saiiings in Pers at room 59 Flood building, San Francisco. Cal on January II. 1898, at 1880 p. m.
 NOTICE of railroad consoiidation-Pursuan, vided notice is hereby given that the q Paspo P1o Valley Railroad Company and the Pajaro ESte Consent of the upon Soh the more than three-fourths in value of all the stock of each of said corporations respec-
 
 boards of directors of said corporations made and entered into in accordance with such con- sent and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, have Consolidated and amalgamated their capital stocks debts properties, assets and franchises under the corporate name and style of the Pajaro Val ley Consolidated Railroad Company.
 Dated at San Francisco. California, the tenth day of December. A. D. 1897.
 By order of the board of directors of the Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Com
 By E. H. SHELDON. Secretary. THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society hereby give notice that they have admitted into the Orphanage from July l. 1897. to date, the following half-orphan girls and boys. viz: Jacob Stone, aged years, months; Charles Stone, aged years months: David Stone. aged years, month; Morris Wolff, aged 12 years. months: An gelica H. Wolff aged years. months: Frederika M. Wolff. aged years, months: Esther G. Wofff. aged years, 1 month: Han nah Osterman. aged years, months; Rose Osterman. aged years. months: Sam Hy- man, aged 10 years, and Edmond F. Weiner,
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FnRECLOSrRE SAl
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE

S5750-Rents S570 per annum; elegant nearl. new modern flats Of and rooms each; 27:6 I063; Steiner st.
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COZY WESTERN ADDITION@COTTAGE $3500-Haight st; cottage of rooms etc; 25Xs5i several blocks east of Fillmore st.; good locality.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.
u2oth Meridian-Pacifc Time,


 San Francisco, Jan. l, 5 p. m. The following the rainfalls for the past twenty-four hours and seasonal rainfaIls to date, compared with those of the same date last season:
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$5O00-Green st; nice 2-story bay-window residence of rooms and bath. laundry, etc 276x72; commands grand and unobstructed marine views.
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TWO NICE MODERN FLATS. S4650-Broderick st., near Hayes; nice flats of 5 and rooms and bath each; 25x110; part cash
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WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
 EASY TERMS
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

S3S50-Pine st; nice 2-story bay-window resi- dence of rooms and bath, etc; street ac- cepted by the city; very nice location.
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DOWN TOWN BUSINESS CORNER.

G. II. UMBSEN & CO, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
 l4 Montgomery st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
 26, ,060 ACRESi 26, 600 ACRESi
A Magnificent Cattle Range
 A Magnificent Cattle Range

A Magnificent Cattle Range Magnificent Cattle Range. Thanking Capay Valley the well-known early | fruit center in Yolo County. We offer for sale | five separate adjoining cattle sheep ranches, | aggregating 6.5s0 of land To be sold as whole or singly at from $2 % to A per acre. l These ranches possess all the necessary | quisites for grand cattle or sheep range hay growing in abundance the natural grasses. Not having been pastured for year two they are in f1ne condition. They were taken land and are offered at less than the foreclos- ure price.
 This bank also controls some of the best ! Fruit and Grain lands in Capay Valley and in other desirable locations in the State. which | we are offering at very low prices. FROM S2 %. to $40 co PER ACRE. Call or send and get catalogue of these | lands with prieelist.
 | loS Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal In subdivisions! In Subdivisions! At Assessed Valuel : At Assessed Value! grand opportunity. We offer for sale 5000 acres of the estate of Sarah Blake (deceased) | Tn subdivisions at exactly the County Asses | State for
 GRAIN. FRUIT. VEGETABLES AND AL
 FALFA. | It lies cn the Merced River on the line of the proposed Merced and Yosemite Valley Rail- road, and has unsurpassed possibilities for sup | plying the great mountain and Yosemite Val duce.
 In plats of F acres and upward, at sa an | acre and upward
 Write now for particulars to
 McAFEE BROS.
 1OS Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal. A FEW sample bargains from my enormous hst Remember that l am personally ac- quainted with the hundreds of ranches I handie-more than all other agents nut to- gether in San Francisco. l city; " ' eA 'iiis slS5o-1s acres. level cultivated loam; fenced. | good buildings, 300 trees stock. tools, etc. l S275O-f0 acres adjoining city limits: 20 acres fruit; complete set of buildings, water, tim l ber etc. ~ s3150-2o acres. level dark ioam; 10 acres %orenara; % me buildings; l mile from railroad l Sfoo0-3S acres, level cultivated Ioam: 300 trees; acres yineyard good buildings; F mile s5c0o-5O acres Al cultivated loam; 20 acres orcnaros me buildings, stock, tools, crop etc soo9oIS9 acres choice loam; acres orchard: nne buildings; miles from Haywarls
 S1OO0-12O acres unequaled general farm: a bargaln; srlendid buildings; F acres orchard; SlO,oOo-2l0 acres, Santa Clara Valley; com plete with orchard, vineyard etc.
 SNCOO-240 acres, unsurpassed level Iosrn; ex- equipped.
 x. D. sICKELs. the Land Agent.
 l4A Geary st., near Chronicle bldg, city MOUNTAIN VIEW LANDS
 FOR SUBURBAN HOMES. fruits and vegetables; we have a few choice subdivisions or 10 10 20 acres each in the New hall X Wise tract, which we offer at extremely low prices, ranging from Sl25; only half mile from Mountain View station. Apply for fuIl particulars to
 EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO, Or WOOSTER & wHITTON,
 West Santa Clara st., San Jose.
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SSo00-Rents $900 per annum; ? substantial flats of . rooms and bath each; stone side walk; street accepted; $lS00 can remain at 6i. per cent per annum if desired 26:6x76:6; well located in the Mission warm belt.
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OWNER GOING TO EUROPE.

sSS00-Reduced from $11O00; Haight st.; elegant modern flats, renting for $960 pel aunum; mortgage of 5000 at 6lR per cent car remain if desired; 25xl00 this is splendid bargain.
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Ca1 and ohtain one of our Real Estate Records: :H which contains a .ist of properties for. sale in.:aA parts of the city.
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:: 1s ANOTHER LOT AT A SACRIFICE.
 SS0o-Lot' all ready to build on; 27:6x112: :6 Lombard st., step from car line.
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TWO FLATS A RARGAIN

S3000-Rents $336 per annum; substantial flats. only years old; bay windows, brick foundation, etc, etc.; near Twenty-tourth st. and Potrero ave; handy to several lines of cars.
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% GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT. .S2500--Rents $264 per annum; flats of roorns saTh; 25xSS:6; Green st, near several :lipes' of cars; always rented; street accepted.
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.s-' CHEAP WESTERN ADDITION LOT. !; IBroderck st. ? :6xl00; street accepted ready. to build on.
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:. S900-Cozy cottage; 25x70; street severed an nTacaGamized: only minutes walk from Nils sion or Yalencia-st. cars.
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. CoZY MISSION HOl

SOUTHSIDE LOT. SI500-Clara st. 20xS0; good lot for small tenementS; street accepted.
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In plats of F acres and upward, at s2 an acre and upward.
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RICHMOND LOT. : sSOO-R st.: 36:5x15S.
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rite now for particulars to
 McAFEE BROS, 10S Montgomery st., San Francisco. Cal.
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C. C. BEMIS,
 ~ R REAL. ESTATE ANT AND LAND. AGENT, Choice building lot on Army and Twenty ;:S59gQ[Good corner for store; must be sold; S670615Oxi27:6 feet on Jackson st., overlook ing the Presidio and bay.
 50-vara on Page st; panhandle of park. 'S3O0-Choice building lots north of park :Bareain-::Sol Solfhwest cor. Fifth ave. and HN"PF0RR, 229 Montgomery st., oppo-
 site Safe: Deposit buildlng offers for sale at reduction 10 $2250 from s35o0 splendid. cor 27:feet' on: Noe; 24th st. bituminized.
 Si5;oooEA ,doHn-towp 4.story brick house; stores and; loagings rent $l70.
 4 flats .oT-4 and rooms; lot 2Sx125 feet to rear street; on Geary st, near Devisadero.
 At S20 900. rent S154 downtown business leased to one tenant.
 At reduction to sS15O; rent S47; a business
 propertEi fine a-story house on Geary St,
 one block from Fillmore; store and rooms be- low and. two separate flats upstairs; paying : $25.506: will: buy an elegant business corner, paylng good rent and is sure to improve to = Reduced>to sS5OO from SIP, ,5OO-Howard st, near 9th: ? 2.2-story and basement houses of 8 rooms and bath each; lot 'S7 :6xS7:6; rent $60 : $5Qo0-F'rontIng on the Panhandle Park; lovely: house of rooms and bath; lot 25X1O0 S24JQ1-E@nts S25; double fiat Of and rooms and bath, nr: 9th and Bryant sts.; nothing = better in. the city.
 -.!i!y d le" QdSS more ana Lne chance 10 buy that fine property of 130 feet on Guerrero st. by
 2z2 feet back to 2d ave. and 200 feet on 2d ave. +bet$esn 18th and 18th sts., with the F ele- 'Gal1t flats. and. factory will be withdrawn
 ltGed. ta $4Q00 from SS000; 2-story and base ment:hrfc7 heUse on a principal street blocks rom: Market st: 25KS0; rent S35.
 t=ottage on. the Potrero and lot 25x100; .oIl...i stdlIIylsptS very cheap >: Al Sl60 :Z4xl00 feet on 17th street a few # d9oTs- vest 4rQrIr. ! olsom street, with a stable :S5i. gV9 ;'SiIl': 9tiy property on a business street that I.pdXs 500 per month. >:-GNIALPROVED. ~ S2256Cor. 24th and Noe sts.: 1O5 feet on 24tb st.: by :27 feet: on Noe; work all completed; Cars run by; .'... .
 ready. for :buud1 ng; good surrounding :E5!o: ::each-E2 lota5", 25xl00 each; Fairmount 2 b40rks from .car$.:-. S55Q:N5e3 st. near Thirtieth. 30x112 <. S3lsl9E F 1sle. cos:Tse1:. lot on Fillmore. : :Ss00--Noe st., near Thirteth; lot 366x75.
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c. Il. UMBSEN & CO, :: = II Montgomery st.
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IcI,E;ci ANT WESTERN ADDITION CORNER :: .Sg00O-An elegant corner residence of rooms
 and. bath; modern; nice garden. lawn, etc. both streets accepted; very fashionable neigh -:bcrhood; 25X100.
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residence of 10 rooms ? baths, etc.; 25X13I:6 Post st but a short distance from Market sS0OO can remain on mortgage.
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MIST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. sI0 O0O-Reduced from SIP 900; Montgomery ave business property; improvements, store
 and flat renting for $S5 per month net.
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.ouNrR GOING TO EUROPE.

S70 000-Corner on Kearny st., snort ais tance from Market: improvements of little value; splendid location for a large office building
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ETTTTER-ST.- BUSINESS PROPERI4. SIP 20O-Seyeral blocks east of Van Ness ave. substantial 3-story building in store and 23 rooms; rent SS10 per annum.
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=. FILLNORE-ST BUILDING LOT.
 $1100-A line bargain; 2I :6Xll0; street ac cepted: on line of electric road; a fine loca ton Tor flats; this is a snap.
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SOME CHEAP LOTS.
 S23O0-Page st, nr. Shrader; key lot e5xIS7:6; mortgage SI500 can stand.
 S2e00-Cheap corner; Hayes and Clayton; 25x 106:3
 5000 each-Terms $50 cash, balance s10 month ly; cheapest lots in Richmond; Third ave, be- tween California and Clement.
 Sl475 each-Frederick (sunny sde) be- tween Shrader and Cole; nice surroundings; one block to the park
 S2175-Sunny side of McAlster st., nr. Ba- ker; 25X137:6
 S4o0O-Northeast corner of Frederick and Shrader sts.; 44:4ihXI00.
 s5ooo-Oak st., nr. Frederick; 50x1S7;e will subdivide
 $3250-Devisadero st., nr. McAllister; 25x1O0
 SIPS each-Street accepted; Lombard st., nr. Cough; lots each 25Sl37:6
 Sil29-StSnyan st., nt. Oak; 25x100. S110O-Stanyan st, nr. Oak; 50X100.
 S2600-Shrader st., nr. Page; lot 276x10o: street accepted
 S9OO--A bargain; Jackson st., nr. Cherry: 25x 120 easy terms.
 $1750 eech-Sacramento st.. mr. Walnut; 25x 100 each; easy terms; street bituminized
 S4l5O-Pacihc ave, nr. Baker st.; 27:6x127:6
 S55OO-McAllister st, nr. Scott: 34x100 S2500-Baker st., nr. Broadway; lot 60x70. Sl100 each-Bay st.. nr. Van Ness ave; 27;6x 1876.
 S2OOO-van Ness ave, nr. Francisco st. 25x 100
 $41OO-Corner of Van Ness ave. and Bay st. i; 37: :6x100. | sl750-Washington st, nr. Cherry: 4s:sIkx l27:SA. BALDWIN & HOWELL, | 10 Mont St
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It lies cn the Merced River on the line of the proposed Merced and Yosemite Valley Rail road, and has unsurpassed possibilities for sup plying the great mountain and Yosemite Val ley trade with fruit, vegetables and dairy pro- dlce.
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. $1300-About minutes walk from MissioI st electric ears. ccZy, nearly new bay-windo
 cottage; 25xl00; only years old a sma
 amount cash, balance rent.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. JUST like paying rent.
 s..50-Colonial cottage, rooms and bath SlSU0-Handsome cottage near station. $S250-House of rooms: all modern convent ences.
 S2950-Colonial cottage, rooms; fine grounds. MARCUSE & REMMEL. Bay st. station (broad gauge). Alameda; CPS Market st., San Francisco. Open Sundays and holidays. FOR SALE-At great sacrifice house and lot. 35X1l5. Apply 1923 Pacific ave, Alameda CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly Call, sent to any address In the United States or Canada one year for sl 50. postage free
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grand opportunity. We offer for sale 500 acres cf the estate of Sarah Blake (deceased Tn subdivisions at exactly the County Asses sor's valuation. There is no better land in tn State for
 GRAIN, FRUIT. VEGETABLES AND AL
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-09-10

Blandensburgh" was decreed to the Gen.
eral and his heirs forever-Blandens.
burgh. few miles outside of Washing
ton, being the place where the battle was
fought previous to the raid of Ross upon
the capital and the burning of the public
buildings and public records there of in
estimable value.
The London Times exulted over the
burning of Washington. 1.-THE London
Times, says LOSING in his Field Book,
"then, as now, the exponent of the prin-
ciples of the ruling classes in England,
and the bitter foe of the American people,
gloried over the destruction of the public
buildings aud the expulsion of the Presi-
dent and Cabinet from the capital, and
INDUCED in exulting prophecies of the
speedy disappearance of the great Repub-
lie of the West That ill-organized as
ISOLATION 1.-THE American Union),' said
the Times, lis on the eve of dissolution,
and the world is speedily to be delivered
of the mischievous example of the ex-
istence of government founded on dem
ocratic rebellion. "
In long after years lin 1859, when
Cockburn died, the Times lauded him
chiefly for his marauding exploits in this
country and his splendid achievement
in firing our national capital"
admiral Cockburn," says the Eng
lish Encyclopedia Britannica, for his
prominent part in the capture of Wash
ington, on his return to England in 1915,
received the Order of the Bath; three
years latter he received the Grand Cross
of his order, and was made Lord of the
Admiralty, and in 1918 was returned to
Parliament for Portsmouth. In 1919 he
vas made Vice Admiral, and Admiral in
1887; in lS4l became Senior Naval Lord. "
Thus was the destroyer of our national
capital loaded with honors, instead of
obloquy, for his crime against civiliza-
ton.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-09-10
SHAMROCK.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Hugh {. Kelly is one of the most pop
ular young men in Belfast. He is the
son of the sub-Sheriff for County Down,
himself popular and worthy man. one
of the boys, in fact. A sub-Sherif for
an Irish county is member of some one
of the favored families. How popular
Mr. Kelly is and what his general stand
ing is may be judged from the fact that
he is Treasurer of one of the most i'm
portant yacht clubs in the British isles.
Mr.. Kelly is lawyer with a big prac-
tice not only in Belfast itself, but also in
Downpatrick, the county town which is
popularity supposed to be the burial place
of St. Patrick. In its Jail at the present
time are confined the men who were
concerned in the assassination of the
Irish Chief Secretary, Lord Frederick
Cavenish, brother of the Duke of Devon
shire, and the Under Secretary, Thomas
Burke.
Hugh McGildowney is a scion of an
old County Antrim house. His father is
patriarchal old gentleman, with broad
acres and handsome residence near
Ballycastle, not far from the celebrated
Giants Causeway. He is magistrate fol-
the county and was member of the
grand jury, body Of county potentates
which has been abolished by the County
Government law recently enacted. Young
McGildowney went early, like so many
other members of good families of Down,
Antrim and Derry, to learn the ship
building business at Harland & VOLTS.
He is now one of the constructors of the
yard, and will have charge Of the build
ing of the Shamrock.