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Evening star., 1898-04-30

weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure HIS risen east Of the Mis-
siSsippi river
A storm of considerable energy has ad-
vanced from the south Pacific across the
south end of the plateau, and is now GEN.
trail in Nebraska.
The weather has cleared in the north At
lantic states, and is nearly clear in the
lake regions, the Ohio valley, the middle
south Atlantic. and east gulf states. There
Is partial cloudiness in the west gulf
states, ard 1t is generally cloudy through
out the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, and the northwest. Rain has fall
len in the Missouri and upper Arkansas
valleys
The temperature has risen generally in
the Mississippi valley and districts to the
eastward.
Fair weather is indicated for tonight and
Sunday in the Atlantic coast districts.
Fair weather tonight, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness and possibly showers in the
! lower lake region and Ohio valley. Fair
weather will continue in the east gulf
states partly cloudy weather in the west
terror portion.
The following heavy precipitation Gn in
chess was reI orted:
During the past twenty-four hours--Wich-
ita, 1856; Sydney, 1.42.
Rivers-The following changes in the
rivers Gn feet and tenths) have occurred:
Fallen. Ntcksburg, O.3.
Above the danger line and stationary,
New Orleans, 0S.
Above the danger-line and falling, Vicks-
burg, 7.3.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the water
at a. M; Great Falls, temperature 50;
condition, -; receiving reservoir, tempera-
ture, 30; condition at north connection. 2S;
condition at south connection, 30; distri-
buting reservoir. temperature, 55; condi-
lion at infiuent gate house, 80; ..ffiuent
gate house. 81.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, SIG am. and $50 pm /;
high tide, PIP a. m. and 2:25 p. m.
Tomorrow-l1ow tide. 9:15 a. m. and 9:44
p. H.; high tide, 305 a. m. and 3:16 p. m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, SOP; sun sets. 6:52.
Moon sets, 2.10 a. m. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, SOP.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 500 p. M; ex-
tinguishing begun at 4:1O a. m. The light
ing Is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at 7:45 p NJ; ex-
tinguished at 4:2o a. m.
Records for Tventy-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for
the twenty-four hours beginning at = p. IN.
yesterday:
April ~, p. M, 60; s p m, 81; - mid
night, 80
April 80. 4 a. M, As; a. m "a; noon, g.;
. D. m, 81.
Maximum, 67. at p. n., April 30; mini
mum, 4S at a. m, April 30.
The following were the readings of the
barometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hours, beginning at p.
m, yesterday:
April %, p m, 29.S1; p. M, 1891; IL
midnight, 1883.
April 80. 4 a. M, 3O.O3; s a. M, 3OI3;
noon, 3O.15; 2 p. M, 3O.12.
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FAIR.

Pleasant Tonight and Tomorrow and
Light Winds.
Forecast till 8 pm. Sunday.-For the
District Of Columbia, eastern Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
and Virginia. fair weather tonight and
Sunday; light variable winds, becoming
easterly.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH, CORNER
10th and g SITS. NV, Rev. $. NJ. Newman u. D.,
pastor; Rev B. Alfred DUNN. pastors assist
art.-11 am- public worship. with address by
pastor. reception Of members and Lords supper.
pm, Eext illustrated service Life Of
Paul" Music by quartet and chorus choir led
by DIR. j. W. BischOm oryanisf. Sunday school
$50 am. Christian Endeavor. Z pm 1t
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCII.
Columbia road near 1Ith st. NV. Rev. NJ. Ross
Fishburn. pastor.-Preaching by the pastor at IL
and pm Sunday school ut $50 A. IN
Christian Endsavor at pm. II
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Money at 5 Per Cent tOLOan
On real estate in District Of Columbia No De-
lay In closing loans.
The Amateur Photosrapher..

The AmateuF FhOtOgFnpheFs.
The exhibition of photography by anna
teurs of the District, which has been in
progress at the rooms of the Capital
Camera Club, at 1910 F street, all of this
week, will close tonight. The exhibition
has been in every sense a complete sue
cess, all the views shown being highly
artistic and interesting. Owing to many
requests for continuation Of the exhibi-
ton, the management Of the club has de-
csded to proicng It Until 10 o'clock tonight
irstead of closing at O'Clock. as originally
intended. This will allow many who have
been unable to attend up to this time an
opportunity 20 view the work of Washing
tens amateur photographers, shown st it's
best
Evening star., 1898-04-30
UNITARIAN.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN REV. f.
Bradford Leavitt. pastor.-9:15, Sunday school.
sermon by the pastor. pm, Young Peoples
Religious Union. Subject, Civilization ana
War" Leader, y. q. Steward The eveniu,
services In the church are discontinued for the
IT.
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Capital One rlilEiOn Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults at
IS per anuIm upward.
Securities. jewelry. sverware and valual,Ias
OF all kinds in owners package, trunk or case
taken on deposit moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
and interest allowed on So and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds, and acts administrator,
executor. receiver Snee and executes
trusts of all kinds. Wills prepared by n COIN
petent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
L. FRANCIS RIGGS. ................y Vice President
w. RILEY DEEBEE. Second Vice Pre- c,id-nt
ALBERT L. STURTEyANT. ............ Secretary
GEORGE HOWARD. RD................... Treasurer
CHARLES z. NYMAN. ....... Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trust officer
GlST BLAIR. Assistant Trust Officer
ap2S-ot
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 9TH AND
A ne, Rev. G. 5. williams DID, PASTOR
Preaching by the pastor IL am and pm.
Senfs free. Hearty welcome all It,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. SCOT
tish Rite Cathedral 1907 q ST. n.w.-Sunday ser
vice, II am. subject, Jesus Triumphal Entry
Into Jerusalem" Testimonial service Friday,
pm. Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Linscott, q. S. D.'s.
readers. All invited. IT.
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition Of the water
at s d. m.; Great Falls, tempera ture 50;
condition, ~; receiving reservoir tempera-
ture 80; condition at north connection. IS:
condition at south connection, 30; distri-
buting reservoir, temperature, IS; condi-
ZION at infiuent gate house. 80; ..ffiuent
gate house, 81.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

CENTRAL. UNION MISSION, CD La AVE-
Evanseiistic services daily. II and 7:3O O'Clock;
sundays, and $50 pm, Gospel wagon services
Sth and Pa ave. 3:l5 pm. I'd and Is sts NV
4:31 pm: Market space. 6:15 pm. Market space
meeting will bc patriotic and evangelistic Full
orchestra and quartet singing. IL
Evening star., 1898-04-30

Weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure h..s risen east of the Mis-
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CHRISTIAN,

NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH COR
9th and ID SIS. n-e.-fastor z. Il. Bagly ut IL
an Hnd {. 40 pm. Dedication postponed until
May 20. Ir
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH, H. POWER
IL anu $50; Sunday school $3.50: e. E. G.3D
hours. II
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night after short sermon. Preaching at IL Am.
by the pastor. Free pews All invited. Second
baptist Church Auditorium, 4th and Va. ave. s.e
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
OF the District OF Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.

Chartered 10y special act Of Congress, JAM 1867,
and acts Of Oct. 1890, and Feb, lss2
Evening star., 1898-04-30
THEOSOPIY.

81 NDAI, PM. LECTURE BY Major / I,
CLARK Subject: TheosoIhicaI Views on the
trenit it,' OF Anton Seidl Catholic and Frances
T.. willard Protestantl'' Free. Public invited
Metzerott's Hall. liz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONDAY. MAY z, 5 O'CLOCK Pm.
nti=SanOOn League. l

Regular meeting. G23 La It,
OFFICE OF THE GERMAN AMERICAN FIRE IN
Company Of the District of Columbia
Washington, r. C.. April 20. 1S9S-Notice Is
herewith given that a duplicate of certificate No
lis for ID shares Of this company s stock viii be
issued in 30 day from this date, the Original Ger
tiicatc having been lost nd affidavit to that
effect fled In this office.
ap3O 1aw3w H. H. BERGMAN. Secretary.
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Gas lamps all lighted by 500 p. m; ex.
tinguishing begun at 4:1O a. m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the tim,
named.
Arc lamps lighted at 7:45 p m; ex.
tinguiShed at % a. m.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
LUTHERAN,

ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
11th and ii SITS. n.w.-Rev DIR. Doiner pas
tor, tomorrow morning and evening at II and
I:45 o'clock-morning. "A Memorial Tribute to
F. W. Conrad. u. D.. LII D., Editor of Luth-
eran Observer" who died on Easter Sunday, tie
10th instant. 1t
Evening star., 1898-04-30

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 10TH ST ABOVE
Scott Circle. Or. Charles a. Stakely. pastor;
Mrs Thomas c. Ncyes. soloist; Prof. Percy 3.
Foster, musical director.-An pews free. Sunday
school. $3.50 am Preaching II am, by Rev.
Dr lGung OF Athens. Ca and 8 pm. by DIR.
Stakely. Christian EndeaSor meeting pm.
YGu cordially
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Washington Savings Bank

NV. COKNEW ETH AND G STS- NV,
Pays interest on savings and cong .rcial accounts
Loans real estate. installment plan IL preferred
Safe deposit box.s for rent at s. a year and up
ward. Open daily until 4:30 pm. and Saturday
evenings from 4 to s. fe26-Sm
Evening star., 1898-04-30

Tell your architect TO have fig
ure on the cost Of the glass for that
new building We guarantee to fur
nish the very best quality Of glass
at prices that can't be met anywhere
else In the cou.try. We have the
facilities and LIility to rush all
work to a speedy completion. Small
orders promptly hll.'i.
GHaS. E. HODGkIN. Glass Expert. 913 7th st.
mh3O- 3m IA
Evening star., 1898-04-30

Today-Low tide, SIG am. and $50 pm
high tide, PIP a. m. and 2:25 p. m.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 9:15 a. m. and 9:44
p. m.; high tide, 305 a. m. and S:16 D. M
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
DRIVERS COMPLAIN
 OF BAD PAVEMEMTS
SERIOUS INJURIES TO HORSES
 OF DAILY OCCURRENCE.
Sutter Street, Between Stockton and Grant Avenue, the Scene of
 Many Accidents.

Vigorous complaint is being made by persons who find it necessary to drive either east or west on Sutter street, be- tween Stockton and Grant avenue.
 Between the tracks of the Sutter street railroad the basalt block pavement has been worn smooth until it has acquired the polish and slipperyness of glass. Outside the rails the street is paved with the old style cobblestone, sharp as to point and presenting the worst possible footing for horses
 The smooth pavement between the rails is the cause daily of serious accidents to horses. On Wednesday a well-known physician was driving over the street, on his daily round of visits. One of his horses fell and pulled his mate down with broken, necessitating his being destroyed.
 Owing to the steep grade in this block and the great amount of traffic over 1t, 1t is one of the most dangerous places in the city.
 It is not the only one with which fault has been found. There are many sucn places on the Market-street system. The horsemen are not the only ones who are raising their voices in protests. The plaints. There are places where the pavement has been laid, improperly, on an incline. When the unsuspecting wheel man rides upon these unawareS a fall Is inevitable. This is especially true if the roadbed Is damp from either fog or the recent passage of the sprinkling cart.
 Efforts will be made to correct these and imperil the lives of persons using them,
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

the Government wants to make time I think the Tacoma should be sent via the Straits of San Bernardino.'
 The chances are that the big collier IT. tania will be added to the fleet of trans ports In a few days. She brought down from Nanaimo, B. C., a few days ago over 5000 tons of coal and is now discharg- ing at Port Costa. Yesterday Major Ruh- len, chief quartermaster; Captain H. z. Howard and F. C.. Mills went to Port Costa on the tug Reliance to inspect the vessel. Captain Howard is the Govern ment's superintendent of transports, and MT. Mills represented John Rosenfelds S Sons, the owners of the boat. The big steamer was found to be er1inently fitted for transport. She will carry 4500 tons of stores and coal in her lower hold and room can be easily made for 1500 troops in her tween decks She can be got ready almost as quickly as a passenger steamer and would be ready to leave for Manila in fortnight.
 The Titania flies the Norwegian flag, and if chartered by the Government she will, of course, receive an American reg
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

Packers Association and was only re- gently withdrawn from the Atlantic trade. A year ago she was carrying wheat to Europe, and then went to Puget Sound with general cargo. While lying at Ta- coma experts sent north by the Packers Association examined the vessel and de- cided to purchase her. When the nego- tiations were completed Captain Davis was sent north and brought the vessel to San Francisco. Since then she has made a couple of trips to the Sound un- der the association's flag.
 When the Tacoma came here in 1SS5 she was the finest American ship afioat. and even now there are very few her equal. She cost in the neighborhood Of sl75 000 to build, and her equipment IS or the best. She is fitted out like yacht and her cabin is furnished more luxuri- ously than that of any other American sailing vessel afioat.
 The Tacoma is a three-masted skysail clipper ship and was built at Bath, Me-, by the Sewalls in 1881. She Is 11SS tons gross burden, 222 feet long, fl feet broad, 29 feet deep, and as sound as a dollar
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

The chances are that she will not be seen In San Francisco again for some time. After discharging her cargo at Manila she will probably be turned into an hospital ship, for which purpose she is particu- larly well fitted. "The Tacoma Is just the ship the Government wants" said an old sea captain yesterday. "She will make fine transport and a first-class hospital ship. What they ought to do Is to send her to the Straits of San Bernar- dino, between the islands of Luzon and Samar. There either the Brutus or Nero could pick her up and tow her to Manila
 In that way the voyage would probably not take longer than forty days. If a tow boat is not used, however she will have to go by the way of the Ballingtang chan nel, and then she will probably take two months getting to Manila. The southwest monsoons will blow from now to next September, and in. the Ballingtang chan nel she will meet with head winds anT
 a very strong current There she will meet the nastiest kind of squally wealth CT, and one minute will have fine sail ing breeze and the next a dead calm. If
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

istry. Captain Howard says she is in perfect condition and will be able to keep up with the other transports easily
 The Centennial Is to be again inspected by the Government, and the prospects are that she also will carry troops to Manila. She will probably go on the drydock next Tuesday, and when she comes off it would not take long to get her ready for the expedition. The inspectors of hulls and boilers have allowed her boilers a pressure of sixty pounds to the square inch and that will give her far more speed than the Government requires
 The Pennsylvania is now out eighty-five days from Philadelphia and should have been in several days ago. On May II she was in Montevideo with her machinery damaged, but on June she was at Coro- nel Directly she arrives she will be docked and discharged Then she will be got ready as quickly as possible for the Manila trip.
 The work of getting the Puebla and Peru ready has progresseS rapidly and til after the Fourth. There Is no hurry in getting them ready as the date of the departure of the next fleet of transports is problematical.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
ON. SAN RAFAEL TENNIS COURTS :. Hardy. and Holmes in :. the Finals. :. : :y. :. ": WILL PLAY ON TAE..FloURTH Q! R H. HAVE DISPOSED OF ALL THEIR :: OPPONENTS. . .:.=. @..:. :. Champion George. Whitney May De- : .:fe,1d His Title Against : the :. g.. :. Winner. of: the :~.:... ..I.. .g { H.: .-;< Tourney =, -i,,lia.iIAgIts .
 
WILL PLAY. ON THE FOURTH
HAVE DISPOSED OF ALL THEIR
 :. OPPONENTS. .. :. <. :.
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 Special. Dispatch :.The~. Cali:

- . SAN. RAFAEL, July: 2----The* cham- .pionship. of the th:aalrtlal 'tourfla- ment of the Pacific -:Statess wn: Ten s
 his Association .lfes between :: Samuel Hardy and::::.' Alameda ''- Holmes, = with Hardy picked by the talent. as the: prob. able winner. Both. tneIi: ;slicqeeded ;. ill !: defeating ali their opp onents in: :to= days semi-finals, but owing to the late hour the. final was postponed: until July 4. at 2oclocktn the; afternoon. : .s:- -.
 The last of the seIni-f1nals was played
 by Hoinies: and Bowen, and: Hardy: and Weihe.... Hardy: easily disposed: of his clever opponent. fn three straight sets: the score standing as follows: 60, 6-S,% 6-s2 Bowens. playing was both bril- liant and cratic. but he: s7iccuInbed to the steady game of his .antag g9nist5: the: score being 7--5, ,6--.5, 4z=-6,, 6-4. ::
 Code and Weihe played a hard five: : set match The latter :won::s chiefly through his greater endprance,@ Code. being sorely. troubled 'bX..the heat. The: score stood O-6. .6-=-22,; 6-8.: 6-z-4, 6-2: =.
 The match between HQlTiies and. -Ntlr-
 doch was one of the best. of the day,
 both men playing a hard drivi1lgl gaTle,
 with many excellent rallies: H olmes
 won. seemingly. :tlfrollgh :1sliperior con- idence. The score was. 1--9, .e-I.= 6r2,= 6-4 ...'' .;. x ..:..tr i
 The game between Bowen: and Bart: lett was simply: ...:..wailzoyer'' for
 Bowen. Bartlett put up a. good game: but was entirely .0utclassed, his *oppQn@ ent' winning in straight sets the. score standing 6-4r 6-1, 6=-33<. .,::
 Paul SeLby was: matched :. against
 Sumner Hardy in: t1de semi fl nals; but lost the. match to- the ,"erack. .pla yer. from the City of Slrmfer by~de fault.
 Weihe won. easily from $ tarIlese With,.a: score of 6-2, 6--0, ;6-2.< Starke:: d i'd his. best, but three straight sets: against him told plainly the tale: of: his 7: .op=: ] ponent' 's superior slIilr.:- =. - :
 The drawings for. this :*tournament: were .singularlyl unf Qfl a te, -..nIe en1bers. of the California <Cl pb ?being :hlatched against each other, %and.>tFle safne arr. rangeInent holding true: fol. the. A A Ia :, meda and Oakland players::. This clear ly prevented the. :interelub b=cenpe etitfon. so necessarily to">yinT in@pEa yiflg: on. ae-= count of. Q. healthy: FfvalIy. -
 On the Fourth there will be. a. con = solation double: tournamefi t .pl aEed; and
 George Whitney. may :defe{2d2 his: title: | of champion against the winner of tn e: ] tournament:: WhitreNs has been uIiweIl | for some time and may: not; be..iin= con" dition to. play. but is: s:eager to enter the: court. If lie does not=take -Up:the. .rac- quet an exhibition play will I*ta ake. place:
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Chance for Worthy Persons to Get Good Government Positions in
 the Land Office.

Secretary Lewald of the local Civil Ser: vice Board announces. that: there, will be examinations in this city on July 27 and 2S for positions in the office of. the Sur veyor General. Registrar and Receiver in offices will be held at the same. time in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego. Santa Barbara and Bedding:
 The positions are as fellows: Clerk uual- flied as stenographer, Typewriter and land office bookkeeper;. clerk, with a thorough knowledge of. land lazy and a general knowledge of the system of public land gurveying: clerk. with qualifications of a and surveyor. including .platting, comput- Ing and drawing, and also with a knowl- edge of. the system of public land survey sraughtsrnan, with a general Knowledge If surveying, including the system of pub tc land surveying.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
ADDED THE TRANSPORT FLEET

Y r NCLE SAM is after the fast Amer \ ican ship Tacoma, and the chances are. that in few days she will be | ] added to the list of transports. She
 was examined by Major Long last Thursday; but as very little of her cargo of coal had been taken out at that time a thorough inspection could not be made. In a day or so nearly all her cargo will have been discharged, and then the. ves- sel will be again examined
 It is the intention of the Government to send @ consignment of horses and mules to Manila on the Tacoma. In her lower hold she will carry stores for the army and in her tween decks the ami mals will be quartered. The vessel is splendidly adapted for the business into which she Is going, being a fine sea boat. well ventilated and roomy, and a fast sailer. She is the first of fleet of sailing vessels to be put on the berth for Manila, and the majority of the. seafaring men on the front say that the wind hammers will make as good time to the Philippines as the steamers.
 Tie Tacoma is owned by the Alaska
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
-. Riehls Life5ssvzing. Exhibitioln.... ,.

Dr. Fred Iafehl, the darin g: veteran long :
 distance swimmer; who. during. last sea son proved q source. of. Tlinclf Interest: to
 visitors te the. ocean beach ori* *sund axss:by: giving a practical and theoretical exifbf- ton of His system of. :lIfe:savt ng,,::wilI. again give free fnstructto to all :N.lii0 visit
 doctor will 1luip ifte: :-the +hreakers*in the vicinity of :tEe*>L LjErline pier at about. o'clock in. the :aftegnoon:: As: he. ooy>s.ir
 blue who iGayie for: Man'Ia= may hay:e: pGca =
 sion to profit by the exffibftforIi: the i a4s* especially: lnxfred to be present. and* gain. a. practical kntWledge of how :to. act ina F eraergenc t.. - ::
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
ALONG THE WATER FRONT. The Troubles of the City of Dawson
 Transferred to the Courts.

The trouble between Birch & Co. and the owners of the steamer City of Dawson has been transferred to the courts. Every thing was quiet around the vessel yester- day and the unfortunate shareholders who have their money tied up in the ven- ture have gone back to their homes to wait until the matter is settled.
 The handsome New York pilot schooner Thomas s. Negus is to make an excursion around the bay and out to the heads to- morrow. She came here with gold hunt CTS and is safe and speedy vessel.
 Fire alarm box 15 has been put in at the ferries and until after the Fourth one of the fire tugs will be stationed in the ferry slips to answer an alarm of fire.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
Bonds Under Investigation.

The bonds of Elsie Williams and Grace Loose, now under arrest for extorting, money from Captain Nevills, were under investigation yesterday morning by Judge Carroll Cook. Several affidavits were filed by residents of Fresno County re- specting property belonging to the bonds men of the defendants. Judge Cook will take the matter up again on July 5.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

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 Your Body With the Fire of YOuth.= .*:=. < ....

Are you nervous? Do you feel despondent,. gloomy? Does your back ache in the morn1ng 2". Is your rest disturbed by horrible dreams 2 Have you lost interest in the things going on about you 2? These are few of the symptoms of: breaking down of the vital forces. They lead to greater and noticeable evidences of decay. Stop them at once before they go too far =<::: =: =: =.*=< IF