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Oas 9auptbireftionsge ber
8abn befinbet fih in Eansa. Gs 1T
Elm einfahes, binenartiges @ebGube,
behen nbere N1,lme ber Direftor be-
pobnt, ipdbrsnb bic u1teren Qocalitd=
ten fir Bureauatpede bergeri9tet finb.
Niebt tpeit bon biefem GebGube befinz
bet fih bas 9eamtentpobnbaus, in benz
ieber Mngeitellte Der 8abn lein 3im=
mer erbdlt. sSn Eanga befinbet ii1
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ftatt. Das 8etriebsrerlonal Der 8abn
beftebt gum er0bten She'll aus Guro=
pdern; 6eiaer unD 8remier finb jebo1
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gen unb benz ibnen ibertragenen poz
iten treu unb gttpifenbaft poriteben.
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bab, fans Elm Maihinenbefect eintritt,
gleid Griub bsihafft tperben fam ,snb
ber Netrieb feine @t0rung erleibet.
Die etnaelnen @tationeis, beren iebe
ibren Woriteber beiibt, itnD einfahe
Gebdube; auBerbem iinb Bel benielben
@Auppen aur Mufbtpdbrung bon Ne=
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Sir Staats.setretdr,
Upton 6. Gutberp,
BON Maripn @puntp
STIR aibtcr oes Supreme-@cri1ts.
Suab 8. 9fidols,
BON gIermpnt Gpuntp.
SIR @lerf bes eupremc @eribts,
9apio g. Niiher.
pom Geletpore gountp
Sir gsaBrunsss@pmmiiidr
Sobn Sater,
bon Sanepd Gpuutp
Sir Wlitslieb bes &atbes Der btfentli1en @erte
s. Smigbt gaul,
BON Summit Gpuntp.
Tir Sreisri9tcr danger aermiuD:
sc. Ml. @orbees.
bon goibocton Gonntp.
SIR &resriater Guroer aermim
S. M. Swarb,
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gonsreB N. 9iitritD:
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bon SDlmtes GountD.
Sir Gpmmiitundr BON Susraratuas Gpuntp:
Solepb 8proon.
Sir strmeubuus= Sireftpr:
Benjamin Sberrets.
Sir Coroner
Sr. H. 6. Barton.
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50idbriaes Beifeben aefeiert bat. Bon
ben @riinbern bes 5urnDereinS Niel
| lebt bsute nnr nod 9r. s. 2ans, 9lrSt.
stm A. Sept. ltarb in Bern i'm gtiter
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bis 1891. in iuslbem Sabre er rellanirte,
| profeiior Der pbiloiopBie oil Der llniOer=
iitdt Bern uno 5eibnete lib ourd) feline
sriiuolibe ilallil6e Yiloung llno sro-
| ben Sharilinn aug.
9lm 2i. uno 25. September filioet
I'M y6otel @uasisbera" in Yuraoorf
| gu Gunlten oss yesirts'piials ein Sa=
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in Der neuen Surnballe fortaelebt miro.
9ie 8abeu fliebeu IN unertemenellsuer=
tber Weile Sobanns 2ebmannin bin=
oelbant bat 1r. 500 geipenoet, ebenio
biel 6rau gBittue slleranoer Suber in
Yurgoorf I; eine anoere 6amilie in
Yurgoprf bot st. 1870 aeseibnet; oane=
ben llnb periGiebene 8aben i'm Wertbe
ppn 40 SO Hranten.
Yom - 4. September bat in Bern
Der 3ubtItier= =Itatft oes iblpei5eriitben
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352 prabtstbiere wareu auf9efiibrt !;
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auslauoe tauften gu boben Yreiien.
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aus9etellte Sbiere prdmlrt. Sn Der
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3ubtgenoile!lbatt sdmitten bel Bern.
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gtpon, Sell (Suaern), yOBbers (2lar=
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bon z : Sabren nuo IDlgenoe pra=
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Wtaitlr6 ST. 100; WtaOame &ollp in
Srepuaur (6reiburg), Tr. 100, 3u6t=
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@br. Suffmann in yiltitofen (sSerD !;
ST. Marbah in SrieIenbeio bel Sbmit=
ten.
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ST. 80 ersieIt. 8rpben geroient ner=
ben Die Mildtdufer, tpelbe Die &die gu
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auis neae: Yrimamaare fabrisiren!
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bern, in bsnen be- Blanta9cntau ii4
gu b06ter Gliitbe entfaltet bat. Oie
0ortbeile, bic ftb fir Die golonie bur6
ben 8ahnbetrieb e:se6en, finb febr
groBe.
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etne Spuripeite BON einem MSeter.
3niidenitationen stpiIGen Sanga uno
MuteIa iino gongre, Steinbrud unD
Ngomeub. sSm DurdIAnitt rerfebrt
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Elm perionenaug. bp9 fOnnen bel ein=
tretenbem 8ebarT orG) perIonen nit
benz @iiterauge befDrosrt tperben. Cine
8abnfabrt burh biele Gcbiete bietst
fir ben Naturfreunb etpas Munberz
boGes unb grhabenes. Di9ts l1r!pdlz
Der nit tbren bpben 8dumen, iippige
Slubnisberunsen hnb bic griinengergz
piefen pe6ieln miteinanber ab, ndbz
renb man in Der 5srne bas uIambara=
gsbirse erblidt. beHen aabloi. Spibsn
in bic Wolfen bineinauragen f9einen
- Elm 9era unb guse erfrsuenber sln=
Bid.
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Bei &i6bieu, Sl., lit elm Mreofit
I'm GetDidt bon 81 pfunb unb 3 Insen
nieoergefallen Der rWe.treilenoe" i :
itelt 1auptid4lid aus giien, .Marnlor
lnb Grant.
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Gs gibt 2tute, bie Dor
lautsr 0rbuuno ni8ts fiubsu t5nuen.
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gtDrolitb aebenbe Suae.

Sic Shoc l. 2. nnb tabrcn tdalid slpiIDen elepe-
anb unb ubritbspiIe
@ne onoern 3iise taelid. auseenpmmen Sonutaas.
StraBenbabnperbnbnng 5ipiicben 9HDecliua, uno
Wtartus S5crrp nno geIlaire ulb bert 6. s. s. %.
Vabuboi tn Bridgeport.
Durdsebenoe gerbinbungen unb bur69ebente
I1ctets mad aacn Ynnften. Afau IprcG)e Del urieru
Agenten ppr pber Denbe i) oil
N. 6. Garrsl, 8eneral Yanenger Ngt..
Glepelano, 8.
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sDaiiy. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type dsnota tins from IL % noon 10 12Oa
nidnight Light Faced from u 90 midnight o IL % noon "
4. r. LOREE, E.A. FORD.
Gcneral Manager General Passenger Agsnt.
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Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
and Bellaire Nos. 33 and 342
East e''' - -
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
CLEVER BURGLARS
 PLY THEIR TRADE
The establishment of Gallagher & Peters Entered by
 Thieves.

After decade of uselessness, except as a fixture that lent dignity to a neat lit- tie office, small safe was put to use In the establishment of Gallagher & Pet CTS, Bryant street, near Fourth, last Sat urday night and $61 35 graced one of the interior coffers. Yesterday morning, how ever, the money graced the pockets of some industrious burglar or burglars. and the beauty of the safe was considerably impaired
 Saturday evening James Gallagher, one of the partners of the firm, placed the money in the safe to pay several little bills that fell due yesterday morning. When MT. Gallagher and his partner re- turned to their work after the Sabbath rest they were followed closely by a col lector and Gallagher went to the safe to get the money He opened the out side door, which showed no evidences of a burglars visit, without difficulty when, to his surprise, he noticed that several drill holes disfgured the face of the steel reached his hand into the box for the coin. but it was gone An investigation disclosed the fact that after the box had been removed it was broken open with some sharp instrument and its contents taken.
 Just how the burglars entered the es- tablishment is a mystery, as all the doors were securely barred in front and the windows as far as can be ascertained were not disturbed, but in any event they found an entrance. The case was re- ported to the police, and detectives are searching for the safe crackers.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
HIGH DEGREES VICTORY. Captures the Fashion Stakes for
 Fillies at Morris Park.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-The chief event at Morris Park to-day was the Fashion stakes for two-year-old Allies. in which Prestidigitatrice was hot favorite. Sum- maries:
 Six furlongs, Previous won, Gala Day second, Ten Spot third. Time, 1:16%
 One mile, Arabian won, Marsian sec ond, Louise third. Time, 1:42.
 Fashion stakes, half a mile, High De- gree won, Presidigitatrice second, Lady Onward third. Time, :49.
 Four and a half furlongs, Counselor Weinberg won, Jean Beraud second, Hapsburg third Time, :56.
 The Croton high weight handicap, six furIongs. Sly Fox won. Damien second, Ruskin third Time. 1:16
 One mile, Handball won, Ortoland sec ond Arequbus third. Time, 1:4SA
 LOUISVILLE, May 1O.-It was cloudy and rained little to-day, but the track was very fast
 Four furlongs, selling, Grievance won, Glad Hand second, Besique third. Time, Free handicap, one mile, Banished won, J H second, Gid Law third. Time,
 Six and a half furlongs, selling, Monk Wayman won, Miss c second, Duoro thiro. Time, 1:24A. won Revanna second, Helen Bush third
 One mile. selling, George Kratz won, Prosecutor second, Allie Belle third. Time,
 six and half furlongs, selling. Ana teur won, Judge Quigley second, Nichoias third Time, 1:2312.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
FIRST CHOICES
 TOOK A HAND Four Favorites Scored and the Talent Got
 the Money.
Rev del Terra Beat His Fleld in an Impressive
 Style.
Duke of York in Rare Forna-Whale- back Finally Came Around-Hu-
 r1aidity Won in a Hard Drive

A liberal list of entries and the prospect If some more "uncorkings attracted an- other good sized crowd to the races at Oakland yesterday. While some out siders showed to advantage in the difrer- ent races decided it was a favorites day, four choices finishing in front. The bet ting was brisk enough to suit the most exacting penciler, and the talent more than held it's own.
 The Kylo mare Wenoma was unloaoeo for good thing in the opening dash al five and a half furlongs, and with P1ggott In the saddle led all the way, winning ridden out from Celoso, the second choice The winner was backed down to favoritism at post time.
 A big field of twelve went to the post In the four and a half furlong scramble for maiden two-year-olds. The betting favored Jimmy Coffe,-'s ~air, St. krlst1ne and Violence but Whaleback was in front all the way and downed the former flly two lengths. Martillo was coupled with the winner in the betting, the pair ruling second choices.
 For the five furlong selling sprint Tor Ally Humidity closed a slight Iavorlte over E. Come, the entry of the Montana turfman H. L. Frank; i i Wq6es f6a aad addhSggn from the start, and hard ridden at the end got the verdict by a neck in 56 seconds nat. Distance finished in the show.
 Ed Pursers bay horse Rey del Tferra warmed up like a wild horse and was vas rightfully installed a to l favorite Tor the mile and a sixteent-. selling run, de cided under selling conditions. Clawson managed to get him away from the post poorly, but when strengthened for home ran. through his field. and catching the the the latter past the judges over two lengths. Sweet Faverdaie was a fair third.
 Mocorito was dished up as a redhot one for the seven furiong selling affair ana after leading her, company into to the stretch began stopping badly with Woods, and ended up in fourth place. Clawson. on the to chance Duke of York, came with a rush the last sixteenth and beat out the second choice, imp. Missioner, four lengths. Bonnie lone, with Enos up, and a 100 to l shot in the ring, heavily played to get the show, finished third,
 The last event of the day, mile selling run, proved an easy thing for the to l favorite Fortuna, with Mike Hennessy in the saddle. The old mare showed her heels to the bunch from the start, and though inclined to stop at the end. lasted long enough to down Rapido a head. Navy Blue, 40 to l chance, badly crowd ed on the rail- was a bang-up third, but a head further away.
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Cycling Notes.

The California Cycling Club has elected the following officers: President, F- A. Bush; vice-president. Fred N- Bent; sec retary, William Reid; treasurer, WllliaIn Sangster captain, R. A. Coulter; dlTecI- ors. M. A. Griffiths, T. H: White, V. J. RirdsaII C. Kitchener and E. H. Waru;
 Two of the largest cycling runs or tne season will be held next Sunday flrst in importance comes that of the Olympic Cyclers to Escalles, in Marin County Members and guests are promised pleasant ride, and at destination games, music an entertainment and the great est dinner on earth" N. A. Hewson, J W, Coffroth, Charles F. Morel, John F. Cooney and Frank c. O'kane comprise the committee in charge. President Me Ginnis and Secretary Taylor will assist ex-officio, while Captain w. D. Shea will
 The other is the Fifth Annual Old Mems Rl1n' of the Reliance Club of Oak land to San Mateo. They will leave Web ster-street wharf, Oakland. at $50 o'clock next Sunday morning on the tug Walter B Hackett and steam to Point san Bruno. there disembarhng and wheeling via Burlingame to San Mateo beach A swim in the surf will precede chicken dinner, upon the quality and quantity Of which at these annual reunions the Re lfance "old men" pride themselves The committee comprises D.. B. Jerome George H. Strong, c. H. Lowell, F. F. Whitney. S. G. Dunbar, H. H. Shinn, F. F. Caire Seth Mann, w. l.. Arnold. G. R. Lukens, P s. Carlton and F. H. Der
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
De La Montanyas Remarried.

There is a big rumpus in the De La Montanya family of this city in conse- uuence of the remarriage of the son, James, with his divorced wife, the daugh- ter of Judge Spencer of San Jose. The wedding took place in Napa last Satur- day. but the plan of the young folks to have the incident kept secret for while accidentally leaked out. The desire for secrecy was caused by the fear of the son that his father would disinherit him. The troubles of the couple date back four years when there was a divorce granted, the father being awarded the custody of the little boy and the mother that of the daughter Since then the case has been in the courts of two countries, the father having obtained another divorce in the courts of France, which gave him the custody of both children. Upon returning to this country another fight was made for the children who were awarded to the grandparents. A while ago the prin- cipais came together and adjusted their differences, and decided to elope and get married
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
AMATEUR BOXING BOUTS.
Two Entertainments Will Be delo This Week for the Love of
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Tn. California Athletic and Swimming Club has announced that 1t will holo a fistic entertainment at 1106 Golden Gate avenue on Thurdsday evening, ana that Inc feature will be an eight-round con test between Charley Rochette of this city and '.Kid" Carson of Los Angeles: The prelminaries will consist of slX-rounid IL 1i bouts between D. Carroll and F. an pam. Dick O'Meara and F. McG1nnis, M. Mayer
 On Friday evening the Excelsior Club will give a boxing show at it's rooms G1r, GS}o ner of Eighth and Folsom streets e ap eieht-round contest between Thomas Lynch and Vic Legay for the heavy, 1aanSb sta66ds six feet and weighs 1S5 pounds and his opponent Is s feet l inch and will will weigh 1s0 pounds. This contest Will result in a heavy slogging match, which prom ises to be exciting.