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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Mary A. Nicholson (wife) to Benjamin Mich
elson lot W line Of Bourbon place, 100 Of
Ellis street. S Is by w 80; gift.
Anna NJ. Tobbenboske to Baker Hamilton
"a corporation), lot on SW corner OF racine
Dian Davies to Margaretha Busch. lot on E
line of Cole street, 2Os:s Of Waller, Is by
Mary Caffrey Oby B. P. oliver. commissioner
to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, lot on
line of Eighteenth street, 100 OF Hartford.
oiof Nelson cby same) to same. lot on N line
of Valley street, 2SO w Of Sanchez. w rs by
Amanda r. and James P. Cogswell to Thomas
W. and Christopher c. Rivers. lot on NE line
So s% g s N e sw s5 q Sc s 81
Phebe A. Hearst TO Robert and Augusta
esanta Clara and Connecticut streets. S 80 by
W 100, quitclaim deed; SIS.
Robert and Augusta Christy to Emma
James Webster assignee of Swift Lumber
and Improvement Company to Daniel w. Col
E line of sunnyside Addition No. 1. w % by
Benjamin Cohen to, Rosa Cohen. lots 10 and
John H and Ella r. Kelly to Michael Nc
Cam, lot 1899, gift map g. SO.
Estate of James G. Fair (by executors) to
Herbert W. and Ellen Cranton, lot w line of
North avenue 265 of Cortland avenue s %
Of Holly Park; 1865.
John Pforr to Ellen Fitzgerald, lot on Sw
corner of India and Athens streets, NV rs by
SW 1OO lot 81, block 81. Excelsior Homestead:
$500
Alameda County.
Edgar Turney, H. K Fry and Adolf Sad
lowsiSy to F. W. Fry, lot W line of Ham
nah street, 1856 S of Thirty-second or A. S 20
by W 1873. being the 10 feet of lot and N
10 feet lot TO- block O. lands Peralta Home
stead Association, Oakland; $40.
Union Savings Bank to Freeman Frates. lot
on sW corner OF Cypress and West Eleventh
streets so by w 100. being lot s, block 55S
Eighth Street Home Tract. Oakland; $1,000.
M Metzger to Jane White wife of Henry.
lot on e line of West street. 80 N or Seven
teenth. N 1921 by e 90, block z. North Oak
land Homestead Association Oakland; $50.
Mountain View Cemetery Association to Ber-
tina c. Croissant, lot So in plat 36. Mountain
View Cemetery. Oakland Township; $50
Mary A. Flickinger ct al. to the ]. II. Flick
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FIRES ON MOUNTAIN PEAKS
SINGLE-TAXER HARPS ON THE
RAILWAY QUESTION.
Hutchinson Makes the Extravagant
Declaration that Gage Will
Not Carry the City
of Los Angeles.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEVADA CITY, Oct. 29.-This was
fusionists' night in Nevada City.
Mountains trembled and canyons
echoed with the thunder Of exploding
dynamite, and for an hour bursting
rockets and bombs shot athwart the
clouded heavens in all directions. Bon
fires in the streets cast CHEEKY glare
over the entire city and twinkled from
many surrounding peaks. The Mcguire
ties had united to a man in making 1t
the chief demonstration of the cam
paign-for their cause Ind in honor of
Judge Mcguire, E. L. Hutchinson, can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, and
H. M. I Rue, candidate for Railroad
Commissioner, who arrived at $50
o'clock from Grass Valley, where he
had held a meeting. A special train
from Grass Valley brought several
hundred citizens early in the evening.
The theater here had been deliberately
decorated, one of the most prominent
features Of the decorations being life
size portrait of President Mckinley.
over the face of which many Republi-
cans present aver they saw shadows or
disapproval frequently pass as free
trade doctrines were touched upon by
the orators. The house was crowded,
ana there was mucn eHluuSldSlIl do
compared with former fusion gather
ings here this fall.
Thomas Ford was president and forty
citizens were named as vice presidents.
The speaking was interspersed with
music by the Glee Club and by Goyne'
band.
Judge Mcguire was first introduced
and for an hour and a half held the
close attention of the audience. His
remarks were almost entirely devoted
to an arraignment of the railroad and
to personal scoring of General Barnes
and his distinguished opponent" as
he some thirty times designated Mr..
Gage.
Judge Mcguire was asked previous to
the meeting to set himself right, if pos
sible, with the people on the mining
question, in view of the widespread i'm
preston throughout this part of the
State that he holds that gold taken
from the ground does not belong TO the
miner who digs it, but to all the peo-
pie. The only reference he made in
this direction was to casually observe
that the man who owned home or a
mine should be protected in the rights
to which he was entitled.
Judge Mcguire was followed by
Messrs. Hutchinson and La Rue in brief
talks. Mr. Hutchinson assured his listen
ers that the city of Los Angeles would
give plurality for Mcguire and that
he would come to Tehachapi holding
Gage even
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CHICAGO, Oct 29.-Weather at Lakeside
warm and clear: track heavy. Results:

warm and clear; track heavy. Results:
First race seven furlongs-Locust Blossom
s TO l. won; Czarowitz, 4 to 5, second; Bara.
terra third. Time, 1904.
Second race five furlongs-Frank Bell, to
90 won: Fontainebleau. to s, second Boney
Boy third. Time 1:02h
Third race, seven furlongs-Braw Lad. to
2. won Newsgatherer, to l, second; King
Bermuda third. Time 1880.
Fourth race mile and one hundred yards
Macy IA s. won Imp. to 5, second: Storm
King third Time, 1:40A.
Fifth race, five and a half furiongs-Abuse
/ to s. won; Virge Dixon, to l, second
Silver Set third Time 1907.
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles-Clay
Pointer to l. won; Double Dummy, to 5,
second; Mr.. East5n third. Time. 1853.
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Red Bluff Hears Ferral

RED BLUFF, Oct. 29.-Democrats and
Republicans alike turned out tonight
to hear Robert Ferral. the Democratic
warhorse from San Francisco, and J.
w. Bartlett of Weaverville Democratic
nominee for joint Assemblyman. Mr.
Bartlett made an eloquent address, and
then Chairman Wells introduced the
speaker of the evening. Mr.. Ferral spoke
at length on. the issues of the campaign
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AT GRASS VALLEY.
Speeches Delivered by Mcguire,
Hutchinson and La Rue.

GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 29.-The Dem
ocratic demonstration tonight was one
of the greatest of the campaign.
There were bonfires. salutes and fire
works. Judge Mcguire, e. L. Hutchi-
son and NJ. NJ. La Rue, candidate for
Railroad Commissioner, arrived on the
4: 80 train They addressed the citizens
in large tent. Later the party left
for Nevada City, where they were
billed to speak in the evening.
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First race, one mile. selling:
Howitzer. 102 (Crowhurst). to 2............
Nellie LIP (M. Dunn. 10 to l and to L..
Jack Hayes, liz &C. Taylor. to 1..........
Time, 1854.
Rushfield. Ondagne. Topper, Fanfaronade
John Sullivan, Stockholm, Clan Campbell
and Popocrat also ran.
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GERMAN ROYALTY
ENTERS JERUSALEM
The Emperor and Empress Warmly
Welcomed by the Populace as
Thew Enter the City.

JERUSALEM. Oct. 29.-Emperor VIII
liam and Empress Augusta Victoria ar
rived ct the encampnent outside the town
to-day. At II o'clock their Majesties en-
tered the Jaffa gate, and at 8 o'clock Wis
tied the Church of the. Holy SepuIcher.
and the buildings were lavishly decorated.
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Salinas Crack Baseball Team.

SALINAS, Oct 29.-In a game of base
ball for the tri-county championship this
afternoon between the Salinas and Wat
sonville High School teams the former
won by q score of to 2. The winning
team has played teams from Santa Cruz.
San Benito and Monterey counties. as
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Sloan on a Winner.

LONDON. Oct. 29.-Sir J.. Thurshi's
Trevor, ridden by Tod Sloan, won the
Molesey Park handicap at the Hurst
Park autumn meeting to-day.
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HARRY BLAIR GOODWIN
WEEDS MISS HAMILTON
San Franciscan Leads Niece of Sen.
ator Jones to the Mar
rage Altar

SANTA MONICA, Oct 29.-The marri-
age of Miss Cornelia Hamilton to Harry
Blair Goodwin of San Francisco was cele-
brated this e ming at Miramar, the resi-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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Sixth race about seven furlongs selling:
Fleeing Gold 103 (O'Connor), II to 1........
Tabouret 104 CMoody) to and / to 2......
L'Alouette, 1903 (Spencer). to 5..............
Queen Of Beauty, Sagacity and Reggie Ma,
also ran.
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wei as from San Francisco and other
places, and has not been defeated in two
years, though it played over twenty-five
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Fifth race, mile and forty yards. selling:
Frohman, 80 q. Daly), to observation-disclosures.
Charentus. los (Clawson), to 10...............
Blue Away. 1903 (Maher), to 5................
Time, 1:44 As.
Regulator, Danforth and Burns also ran.
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Afford Talks at Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 29.-W H. Afford
addressed a Democratic meeting at the
opera-house this evening. There was a
good-sized audience.
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Second race, five furlongs. selling:
Becky Ban 1O4 Ct KnighD. 10 to 1........
Chancery 104 (Conley), 8 to 1 and even......
Piccoa 1O4 (Kuhn), to 1...................
Time, 1:0S%.
Pretty Rosie. Crinkle. Leila Murray, George
and Maid of Promise also ran. Sis Vic and
Pat Garrett fell.
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Edwin kingsley Dead.

SANTA CRUZ, Oct 2s.-Edwin Kings
ley, an old resident of this county, died
to-day, aged rs.
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BECKY BAN AT LONG ODDS
KITTIE B TAKES THE TWo-MILF
EVENT.
Grievance, Flax Spinner, Warrenton,
Lady Lindsay, Frohman and
Fleeing Gold Capture
Purses.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Weather pleasant
track heavy. Summaries:
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Third race. one and a sixteenth miles:
Warrenton, 126 (Clawson). l to 4.,..........
Brighton, "a (O'Connor), to and 1 to 3d..
Ben Eder. 120 (Jones). 10 to 1................
Time. 1:49 is.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-Aqueduct summaries:
First race. five furlongs selling:
Grievance, 81 g. Weber,, u to 1............
Enervescent, 109 (Hirsch). to and to g..
Lamity 90 CMorey), to Observation-Disclosures.
Time 1:07.
Morning. Miss Order, Tut Tut. Sophia, Fall
LEILA and Auriole also ran.
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Oct 29-The President
has appointed John Lutz of Ohio Consul
of the United States at africa, Chile, and
Edward Garrett. receiver of Public Mon
eys at Boise, Idaho.
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Third race, handicap, one mile:
What Next, 10 q. Mathews), 4 to 5.......
Great Bend, Ill (Dupee), 4 to and out -.
Fireside. los FrosO, to 1.....................
Time, 1850.
Tom Collins also ran.
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-th race. five furlongs. selling:

Fourth race. five furlongs. selling:
Lady Lindsey, 100 (Clawson). IL to 1O........
Captain Sigsbee. 112 Oh. Martini, to 10
Tyran, 1872 (songer), 30 to 1................... 3
Time 1:01 2-5
board also ran
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

M v WESTERN EOIEL.
r Bailey & W. StknIN NJ Anderson, Cal
w H Reed Prescott G L Parker, Vallejo
II Kermode & W, Cal S r Crawford Dawson
H Peters, S Jose Leckie,
D Stewart, S Jose NJ Swanson, Chicago
W Richie, Rafael T McQuade, Boston
H Carlton & W, S Jose II Temple, Benson
] D Lacey N F Dahringer, Sacto
p Davidson, Boston G w Edison, Sacto
] Barry Sacto F Powers, Fresno
z E Buckner, S Rosa
BALDWIN HOTEL.
E D Maherv. Mo &c Smith, ukiah
H H Smart Mo F Hooking. Modesto
c B Wilson, Sacto c L Calvin, Idaho
w Dudley Stanford H Mccartney. Y
c A Banchero Napa r A Hawkins & W,
c NJ Hunter L Ang Washington
L Boland. Vallejo G Steckel. L Ang
DR. w Bannan WI ] Sternoerg. OF
HOLSTER Murphy, S Jose
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Mrs N Linden. Dgo w H Donaldson. Chgo
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Fifth race. two miles, selling:
Kittie B. 107 o. Mathews 3 to 5............
Barton, 1O5 (Dupee). S to and even........
Osric II. 40 FrosD. to 1....................
Time. 349H.
Sir Ebony Jack Bradley and Belle of Corsica
also ran.
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Sixth race, one mile, selling:
Ennomia, 10s (Taylor), to 1....................
Lyllis, 1O2 (Morrison). to and to 5......
Pop Dixon. ITO (Wilson). to 1..............
Time 1:51
Gomez. Full Hand. Royal Choice. Aryan and
Robert Latta also
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Second race, mile and forty yards, selling:
Flax Spinner 81 CAdcCue), 5 to 1.............. l
Blarneystone, 104 Oh. Martini to 1 and
Merlin, 102 (O'Connor), to 1.................. 8
Time 1:451e.
Nearest. Tyran. Black Dude and Brentwood
also
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Fourth race, five and half furlongs. handi-
cap:
Miss Josephine. 1O2 q. Mathews). to L..
Yolandies 1e9 1T. knight, to and even..
Florissant, 104 (FrosO, to 1........-........
Time, 1:14A.
Old Fox, Mazo and Galathee also ran.
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MARK Twain's Cramn

AZ an evening party in London some
little time back a gushing girl was in
troduced to Mark Twain. "Ob. Mr.
Clemonsl" she said. "Now. please do
tell me! I've been thinking Of taking
up writing, but I'm so afraid of that
dreadful writer's crsmp one hears 50
much about-did you ever have il ?u 81
did madam" And what did you take
for it?' "Beefsteak." Just fancy. ppt
how and where did you apply it?'
-Broiled and internally" said Marx
Twain gravely. u can't answer for its
being a panacea, but it cured the kind
Of cramp I had all right."-Apglo-
American.
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Picked Mushrooms.

The delicious field mushrooms which
begin to spring up in the pastures as
early as the last two weeks Of August
and continue throughout September
and part of October, make a good
pickle. The old southern rule for put
ing them up is as follows; Take two
quarts Of small button mushrooms.
Peel them and throw them into salt
and water for five minutes. and then
Drain them. Add to a quart Of good
,ider vinegar an ounce of bruised gin
ger root. Green ginger is the best, but
the dried root viii do in this case. Add
also half an ounce Of mustard seed and
the same amount of white pepper. Add
a tablespoonful of salt and sprinkle
IN about a saltspoonful Of cayenne
pepper. Let the vinegar boil for q min
ute, then add the mushrooms, and sim
ner them five minutes. Put them in
bottles, dividing the space. They are
IN excellent pickle to serve with boiled
ish.-N. Y. Tribune.
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wales as n Mimic.

They tell rather good story about
Fl. X. H., the prince Of Wales. A
couple II weeks ago he was taking a
walk in 81. James park before break
fast. when he found himself followed
by a well-dreGsed but crazy-looking
old woman. Having seen this woman
before, and probably guessing what
her object was. the prince resolved to
take no notice Of her. but continued
bic walk until obliged 10 turn home
ward. The woman Immediately stood
before him and curtsied. The prince
raised his hat and tried TO pass on. Il
have a grievance, your royal high
ress," began the stranger, producing
from her handbag a roll Of closely
written parchment. "Ach, madam.
these is not ze first time / have been
taken for ne prince Of Wales!" was the
reply in a gruf voice with a strong
German accent. After flashing a
glance Of deepest scorn upon him, the
tld lady put away her precious docu-
ments, remarking: 81 have the honor
TO have known all the members Of the
royal family, and, II my eyesight were
not becoming bad nowadays should
not have made such an astonishing er-
ror az 70 take you for the prince. Z"
The prince Of Wales again took of his
hat, smiled and proceeded on his wav.
st Louis Republic.
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bringing Him 10 the PnInt

Mr.. Popinjay dropping on his
knees)-Miss Perkins, I can no long
er resist the passionate impulse to ap-
peal to you on the momentous subject
that is fraught for me with the issues
Of life and death. And yet I am over
awed at my presumption when take
into consideration the celestial CLAM
our Of your personal charms. the daz-
zling luster Of your intellectual attain
ments, the exquisite, the adorable
Miss Perkins-Excuse me. Mr.. Pom
inlay, there are times when eloquence
is rather out Of place. If you wish to
pop the question, pop. it, and be done
with it.
This was duly done.-Tit-Bits
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Our New Navy.

An expert in naval affairs says that
If we are TO make the best use Of the
splendid fighting qualities OF the per
sonnel Of our navy, we must give i
ships with sufficient speed 10 permit
the officers and men 10 close imme-
diately with the enemy whenever and
wherever they are fit 10 do so. Our
experience in the late encounters with
the foreign warships has shown that,
all other things being equal, high
speed is the great thing TO be sought
for. There is another point TO be
taken into consideration. Our rapid
IRE guns seem 10 have been more ef-
'ective than the tremendously heavy
armamentof the big battleships. In the
building Of the new ships for the navy
special reference is to be had to speed
While the aggressive qualities Of these
defenders must not be overlooked OF
diminished, provision viii have to be
made for fast sailing, even though
some other features must be modified
In consequence. ~. Y. Ledger.
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nsis ssa sisspy.

The boidnsts ~ wolves ard coyotss
IN fhs prssfnes ~ man ia veil known.
~ D. bDt Ynecmm0H" " says The author
II Adventure in Nrkleo "for these
animals a. Rnau he straps ~ o saddle
IN which your head is rsposlng fof o
pilioN" One nipbt. says Mf BoKion,
when eheampfG m An afiiufni ~ tho
Platte. o. heavy sHGNsiofm failing a.
che time ! lay down 10 my blanket,
ffisf fret hfapInR On ths hre q yaft
piis ~ nood 10 burn 900 morning. IN
ibemiGdls ~ ihe night Nas awakened
~ fhf frfessifs eoid. and turning Co.
ward iis Ore. which uss burning
bright. what vas my asionlshmsbi 10
zee O. large gray wolf sitting quietly
before ii. his eyes closed aud his head
nodGiHR IN sheer dfowtiness ! looked
af him FOR some momsuis without dis
iHfb.ng him. snd then closed my eyes
snd vent 10 sleep leaving him 10 The
quiet enjoyment ofihs blaze YOUTH .
fsmlHhIDu.