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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Waoiabrer, 1T oas Wabr

Ssin Iaoler Tam in 9srnoer 2inie
bOrpdrts fabren, ipenn sr rllr tets Elm
puar SUB Dor feline Waidine blidt.
Sieie ieltiame Sbatia6e wuroe tilrSlid
auf elmer groben gbens in Der Nd6e
GOnbons bemieien, nm cine oielerbalb
0emadte iebr bobe 8elopette aus5utra-
gen. Shon mad iebr turser 3eit Iin-
gen Die Raofabrsr on. na6 re6ts Ooer
liuts einsn Srsis 81 beibrsiben, uno
Wilroen mad iort9sieBtsm Sabren III.
ieblbar luieoer al ibren Start 3uriid.
9etommen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Ser flciue War

tommt nit aroBsm @ebriia ms 3ims
msr 9eiiiirSt. Diana. Wama!" -
Still. bic &inosr m"iiIien Idwei9eu,
lueun bic Grwabieneu reoen." Nber.
DIANA, ib wIll Dir MIR eilpas ia9en."
- Gas tannlt on ioQen. ipsnn Der
papa Die 3situnQ al enoe 0eleIen bat"
- Der tIeIne Nag iNpeiSt uno Wartet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

0eouloia. Bis Der papa Die 3eitllna su
gnoe seleien bat. Sa ia9t bic Wurla
81 ibm freunoll6 (: Sept rsoe ou
aud, mas wO0telt ou iagen?" - SD
lpollte nur iaaen, baB ih ben Sabu Der
WaIerleitun9 Oifen 9elaiien babe, i9
betpmme ibn ni1t wieoer Su."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
aus oen anoerem fatbolH1en
Seitungen.

&e6t btbid LEFT lj6 folaenber @us.
gang zines PreBprOseiies in Gelbeim,
gapern: Ser Saplan Milterbiler, Der
auf Der aanssl 9e9sn oas bauernbiino.
leriiGe Slatt rNeue 6r. 0oltsita." als
eln Sbanoblatt lOsQe3Ogen bate uno
ben &eoatteur besislben ols S9ano.
menl6en beSeidnet baben iol, 1T mad
ourh0efiibrtem @abrbeitsbemeiie pom
S9Ohen9eri6t irei9eiprO6en ~iporoen."
- ySerOlo bes 8l."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
SebISci1oHeu, meime @erren
Wilwautee, |. Widrs 1898.
Weir lieber Sreuno Conner!

Weiu lieber Sreuno @onner!
Sic uno &ep. Sbulte Iiuo auf benz
SolSwe9e. SD babe peoer Die In;ei9e
in Sbrem Slatte nod Die Semertuna
in Dem rGrceliipr" 9eieben ioinit "wor
ct den Tun nit. Sn iOlben 6GIsn
lino Die @ertbia6en fir elnen beItimm-
ten Preis 81 pertauIeu. Der Gertdu=
Ter bari aber itatt oas 8slo sntge9en
SIT nebmen Dem Sduier SntentiOnen
9eben. @enn wieoer irgenopo cine
&aBe 9eIbunoen miro, oann oente mar
oOb ni6t io9lei5 "Do huot den
Tun erem en- Strempel gehal."
Wtit 8rub. Sbr
q. ). Seder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

6einoidaft nit allen Nationen iuasn
uniere oSin9Os" beraufjubeidpOrsn.
uno mas miro bic Nol8e iein? Ira9t
Der ,8laubensbOte" uno ~antlpOrtet iebr
ri6tlg: SaB unier Iusiubr-S anoel
rulnirt miro. Bon oieiem fre1sn uno
9roben 0olte ipiro man i'm @uslanbe
ni6ts mebr faufen, mas man anoersmp
baben tann. Sas fortmdbrsnoe Sdbel-
9eranel I'M GOngreB tam unierem Ius=
fubr=Sanoel MIR i6aoen. uno penn
mir ben lleberfluB unierer prooucte
ni6t abIeBen tonnsn, oann miiiien
uniere 5abriten bic Yuoe idliebsn uno
Die Qrbeiter ieiern.
Gin &risg nit Spanien feblte uns
nod, UNI uniere Ueib6fte pollenbs All
ldbnlen, ben @usTubr.Sanoel 81 ,eritO-
rem unb ulls cine 8riegsidulo uno
YenItonslifte %dufSubIroeu, an pelher
unlere &lnoestinoer nod 81 tra9en bat.
ten.
Die rPatrioten" i'm @On9rsB unb in
ben Geoactlonen Der Sin9o=Sldtter.
nelhe nit Dollen Baden in bic 9rie9s.
2rompete itoBen, wiiroen ii9 aus Der
S6uBllnie baIteu uno als .2ieieran.
ten" Den &rie9 gum @eIoma4en auss
beuten.
Sieien 9roBmduli9en SeBern 9ebOrt
Gins onf's M-unOitiif sebausn. -
yGrceliior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

Sn @aIbinQton. 8. g., ,pllroe am
Sonnerltag bon ben oorti9eu oeutIdsn
Satboliten cine abi6ieosieier fir Wisr.
Or. S9roeoer p%eraultaltet. 4l1 meb.
rere Ni6ttatboliien battsn li6 sinse.
funoen uno Der ct. Coulter Gongrebs
ab9eoronete Serr &ibaro gartbolo
belt cine &eoe, in ipel6er er Die 0er-
oienlte oes Sheioenoen uin oas 0eutIt.
tbrm in ben Ser. Staten i'm ales.
meinen GerbOrbob. - ,Sbiosm."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Gs Iebe Sofa Vieoer nit
NrGufrcid)!

6ol0enoes ihreibt unter oieiem Sitel
bic Barrier 3eItung ga 6rOir":
sd muroe beI6impIt auf ben
GtraBen"! 10 ipra6 DOr Geri6t oerjs=
niQe, Der in ieinen S9riIten gues be-
i1impit bat, oo3 liebt, NQes, oas arbei=
tet, glues, o0s betet, gQes, oas 9laubt,
NlIcs, mas belIl9 1T.
pMNn bat meme Geniter eingeuors
fen! bat oerjeni9e 0eio9t, Der in ieinen
S6riIten gu allen Satrile9ien, gu allen
8erbreben. 81 allen @etpalt9dtiQteiten
Gui0efOroert bat. .,SG9lj9 bin it bic
3ItIlheIbe bon SrObun9en uno glnorif=
fen. ipra6 jener Wtann, Der ale m69s
ll6en SrObun9en ausgeiprOben uno
gu alien 8ewNlttbnten angeieuert bat.
S0nn fii8te er bin5u: LIMB i9 IoQte
Mot oas &e6t 60ben, meme reoli9e
Nbli0t gu beWellen"?
Ser Geiueis lit I6on erbra9t, Serr
3OlN, menn aud niAt bon ibnen ielbit,
b0 Sic un9ea6tet Sbrer unperi6Gmt=
belt ood niHt maQen milrOen, Den bdB=
lihen 8runo Sbres SerSeus ouf3uoet=
TEL, 10 oOb weni9itens BON eiuem Sbrer
Greunoe; nGmli6 bon benz glenoen,
Der 9"erufsn bat: IS lebe 3ola! Nieoer
nit 6rantrei9."
IS lebe 3ola"! 1T 9en0u 9lei6be=
beutenO nit; rNieoer nit 6rantrei9"
9as 6elO9eI6rei aller Geinoe 6rant=
reihs miro in 3utunIt lein: ,gs lebe
3Ola"!
Snnn bieier entlarbte 8errGt6er Iid
pObl betla9en tUe9en 9eiaimpfuug uuo
GerfOl9un9? Sat er islbIt iemals Mit-
leio NIT benz GIenOe 9eSei9t? Sat er
ielbt jemals bic llni6ulo pertbeioi9t?
Seibt oa5 Mitleio nit benz glenoe
baben, tpenn man, Wie or, bic Glenoen
gum Saile uno gum NuIrubr Qe0en bic
meni9libe @sIeQi6uit aufbebt, bic
9Ottli9e 8OrIebung uno @ere6tiQteit
leuQnet, uno oamit Die glenoen in Ser
Sueiflun9, Ooer gum WOroe unO SeIbits
moro treibt?
Sat er Die uniduIo OertIeioi9t, oils
bel ben &lOiteraufbebunGen alts Pris,
fer aus ibren 3elen beraus9erihen,
mie 8erbre6er bebanoelt uno Nuf bic
StraBe 9epOrier puroen?
Sat er bic llnidulo pert6eibi9t, 0ls
aie &rNnteni6wctsrn gum 6rOBten
Snmmer unO &~er3enleio Der Granten
aus ben OnentIi9en SOipitGlern binouss
Qetrieben wuroen? 3Ola lit nun bios.
Q~eltelt. gr 1T tein Greuno Der Qrmen,
icin 8ertbeioi9er Der llnidulo.
Was 1T or oeun? Sin Geino 6rants
reibs. Ser @lenOs. Der ibm i'm 8es
ri6tsboie yeifNu 0etlNiht. bat eS aus
Geiproden nit ben @prtsn; .Nieoer
nit Granirsi9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
3iuci fatale W6glibfcitcm.

Sun9er arit (Oer enoli9 einsu Ya=
tlenten betommrn): g0enu er jsbt uur
niAt ltirbt ODER 9eIun0 Diro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

Bel elmer Sur6ii6t Der elite Der
Wanni9aiten oes peruugliidtsn &rie9s.
ihiifes vMains" muB ss Ssosrmann
Ouifallen, pie wenig en9liid.ameriia.
Mild tlinsenoe Namsn li6 in oerislben
ilnoen uno oaB lie fat ourdwes aus
oeutihen. iriihen, icanoinapiiben uno
itallenii6en Namen beitebt. SieIe
Silte lisfert einen biibi6eu geitras CUR
G9araiteriliit Der 8ebauptuug, oab Die
Der. Staten Der GiHmanoeruue peni,
ger beoiiriten als iriiber, uno oaB Die
GinWanoerer ben Nmeritanern oa5
groo wegnebmen. Gtiua bic Sdlite
Der Wannlbaiten Der vWaine" iparen
Gin9ewanoerte. - ,Wanoerer".
Ger lei. grSbiidOf Paulus bon 86ln.
Der Mb9eorOnete Or. Gieber bate
iiln9it I'M oeuti6en &ei6stage 9eIa9t,
erSbiibOi paulus Wel6srs iei I. 3.
i'm Gsfdn9nlB als Strobfle6ter be.
i1ditigt tporoen. Sas mar Elm Srr.
tbum, Der LANCE perbreitet 9epeIen iIt.
aber bereits ourb tatbOliibe gldtter,
insbelonbere aud ourb bic r&0lniide
SoltsSt9.", riAti9 9eltslt mar. Gr
mar entltanoen, psil bic 8sfduaniB.
Sronun9 ieoen 8eiansenen in ir9cno
cine Mrbeitertlane rubricirt uno Gr3bi.
Idol Welbers i'm Sdsma als StrOb.
He6ter eingetra9en mar. rucnn9leih er
tbatid6ll6 nidt Strob flodt uno iibers
banpt bonn gefdn9niB ni6t bei6diti9t
puroe. Der national-liberale 4bae-
oronete Or. 6rieobera bat bel Der Ys.
ratbun9 oes Suitis.etats ben Sulia.
minilter oariiber interpelirt, uno bie-
Ter ltelte oen Sal oeun 9ans dbulih
bar. pie er tritber in Der .86luiidm
SOltspituu9" bar9eltslt porbsn mar.
SaOn iinoen mir aud isst oas T. 8.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Margaret G. Coney (Alexander) to Excelsior Loan Association lot on " line or BrooerlcK street 100 N of Grove. 25 by w 100; $10
 William and Minnie Knopf to Joseph Huper' lot on E line Of Florlda street' oo o oi twenty first 25 by E 100; $l0 . Al,
 Alexander H and billie l.. Buhne to Annie L, Riphenbursh twife of Wiillaml. iot on N line of Twenty-seventh street. 1oo oA 1ueF- rero w 25 by N 114 $lO ,
 George L. and Mary E. Carroll to Adrian NTerIe lot on SEE line of Mission street, 70 SW of First sE 80 by sM tg,i yo5 ;by oseph D. Grant +rrstee1 fo E V Hull undivided Is of lot on D corner of Market and Seventh streets SEE l6o Dy \ lsU and Annie Van Nostrand Cby B. P: oiIvar commtssioner) to Hibernia Savings and nan Society lot on SEE line of Folsom street, i10@sS i0S sW of Eighth, sw 25 by SEE 90: A363 F 2 and ai'J Kate Humphrey (by B. P. Oliver, com Ioiseoner1 aIu to frederick I. Duhring trustee estate of J. C. Beideman). lot on w line of Fifth avenue, 300 N or U lor ui'o"' s'iee" ~
 California Title. Insurance ana 5 5uSS Soils nanv to Matilda NJ Atkinson, lot Is, plock o, Subdivision 1 of Castro street Addition; $l9
 Gbaries w Chapman to Ferdinand D. Hes +baI lot on N line of Belgrave avenue, fo0:5 F of Stanyan street, F 25 by 100, lot 27. block 6, Clarendon Heights Sio-
 Alameda County.
 A. w and Bella Kuch to John C. Wright. lot on s line of Addison street. l5:Z or shat suhd,v,sion map block l. Shattuck Tract, quit claim deed Oakland; s200
 John R. and Mary W. Glascock to Freda H. Unfug (wife of J. F. w. lot on 5 ol line or Seventh street, 10 w of Jackson, W 70 py 100, block 62 Oakland; $10.
 Patrick J. and Mary E. Keller to J. V Sil- veira. lot on SW line of Monte Vista avenue. 51o SEE Piedmont avenue, SEE 40 by SW 100, heinz portion Kellers Rose Park, Oakland An IA Angelsque R. Goodall to Kettle F. Abbott.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
BAD BREAK OF PHELAN AND HIS
 POOL DEFENDER IA Malicious Attack on CreSwell Shows the Mayors ln=
 competency. Assertions and Claims That Are Based on Mis- statements and Without FOunda=
 ton in Fact

ment of the Park Commissioners because of a discrepancy of 12,QO0 cubic yards or cement in bridge, wherein 1t was aL- terward proven that Potter had simply written himself down an ass, no further attention was paid to the report. MT. Shea, however, in his report; deVoted little attention to Potter, and eXcorlated him with such galling sarcasm that the Mayor begged as a special favor that 1t be eliminated from the report and I'd, ad- mitted that he had been mlsinformed-
 Potter and Ricken condemned the use of sea beach gravel and said that the salt in 1t would ruin 1t in very short analysis of the cement he found two pounds of salt in two and half tons of material, and 1t was conclusively shown that in all parts of the city where this same cement had been used it was stronger and better than elsewhere
 Phelan lays claim to having compelled the roof" He knows, as does every other member of the board, that the use Of this paint was suggested by both Dr. Mellis and MT. Shea before Phelan was an ofti- cial of the city, and he further knows that, when he trumpeted through the newspapers that Dr. Mellis had indorsed a letter denouncing his assumption in unmeaSured terms.
 But Phelan was not man enough to to the board that he had been misin- formed regarding the roof, he, in speech at Saratoga Hall, few, evenings ago, HIS CndISSo otIld 1Oo0lO SAeililiS of having saved the roof.
 Phelan further says in his article that he "endeavored to effect improvements around the City Hall, but was outvoted by Frederick and Creswell: According to the records the only improvement Phelan ever suggested was the building of an elaborate Turkish kiosk for a cigar stand at the junction of the main corri- dor and the side corridor running in front of the Mayors office. This would have cost about $500, and the Commissioners felt that 1t would be a useless expense and would simply be a little more political pap, and they declined to make the jim provement."
 Phelan is as unfortunate in the selec- tion of his advisors and defenders as in his topics, for between the imbecile mouthings of the Subsidized Bulletin and Venal Examiner his pretended reputation is being cast to the winds, and the City Hall roof, which seems to be his especial aversion, has proven so strong that not a leak has occurred in the entire two and a half acres, and the only effect of the dropping of the heavy iron ball dur ing the earthquake was to make a slight dent in the concrete, while the ball was cracked.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

''Hefting'' Mayor Phelan Is living ex- republication of the fact that whom the gods would destroy they first make mao' With failure and political ruin staring him in the face-driven to desperation by his dire distress-made mad be1ore oe- struction, Phelan, through the columns or his Subsidized Bulletin, has attempted to build himself up by beating down an honorable and respected citizen
 In an article of almost two columns, filled with fulsome laudation, 1t is at tempted to make the "hefting" Mayor almost a demigod and the paragon or all excellence But in order to do this II was found necessary to make malicious and slanderous attack on eX-City ana County Attorney Creswell. This article makes the specific statement that Brod- erick and Creswell were unfavorable to the city's interests and opposed the char ter election.
 Phelan, or whoever wrote the story. for him evidently overlooked the fact that the records of the matter are in exist ence Those records show that Creswell amended Phelan's motion as to the time of holding the election and this amend ment carried. The entire Board of Elec- tion Commissioners voted for the charter election The statement in the Bulletin is false in detail and in general era ana t IS
 Notwithstanding the fact that the roof of the New City Hall is one of the best in the country ana ndS Deel SO pIOSeil and notwithstanding the further fact that Phelan was proven ill-advised and ignorant when he began his fight on the roof, which, for some unexplained reason, he fought with an aniiimosity that seemed born of personal feeling, he has the effrontery to lay claim, to having 1t painted to keep it from leaking; The paragraph in the remarkable article in the Subsidized Bulletin relating to the roof is tissue of falsehoods from be- ginning to end, as the records of the meetings of the City Hall Commissioners plainly show.
 The reports covering the few meetings of the Commissioners when the roof was under discussion make very interesting reading The posing Mayor was not satisfied with the fact that Dr. D, E. Mellis, Professor Thomas Price and F. T. Shea had thoroughly examined the roof and pronounced 1t perfect, but he went forth and picked up Lieutenant c. l.. Pot ter, of the United States army engineer corps, and Fred H. Ricken, and got them to make an examination.
 When the Commissioners remembered that Potter was the same man who made a report that caused the Examiner. Phe- lans other organ, to demand the indict-
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

become one of the great institutions of that place It will be on a common sense basis, the only recommendation re, quired being character and industry, and 1t will be entirely independent so far as creed or religious belief is concerned Simply a home for the homeless, whose means are limited
 A few donations have already been re- ceived but more are needed before the institution can be placed on a self-sup- porting basis. One gentleman has prom ised slO a month for rent and $100 addi- tional to go toward expenses of opening, and a lady has promised S15 per month and made a donation of $20 Subscrip- tions will be received by Miss Alice Mor- rison, 61S Hyde street, or Rev. John A. B. Wilson. 643 Howard street.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
WITNESSES ARE LIMITED
 TO TW0-BIT MEALS JUDGE GREENE OPPOSED TO UNDUE HIGH LIVING. Particularly When the Accused, Adolph Silva, Is Slowly Dying at the Alameda County
 Jail.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

Oakland Office San Francisco Call
 9OS Broadway, Oct. 25.
 we don't keep a high-priced boarding house here" said Superior Judge Greene this afternoon in stentorian tones, ad- dressing Jesus Goodfell, a witness in the retrial of Adolph Silva, who was convict ed last June on charge of grand lar ceny in having stolen several head or cattle from H. N. Christensen.
 The particular remark above quoted was called forth while Judge Greene was fixing upon and doling out the witness fees for the days attendance. Many Of the witnesses hailed from LlVermore and Antioch and of course witnesses attend ing criminal trials are allowed their rare and necessary expenses. In summing up Jesus GOodfell's expenses Judge Greene ne allowed for the fare and two meals at 20 cents each. It..
 "I do not eat 25-cent meals, MT. Judge" replied the witness. My dinner costs me 50 cents. ..a 1Yo- s'WelI. that's too much, and we don't Keep a high-priced boarding house here.
 Thomas Shine, the next witness, came all the way from Antioch lie was al cent meals and he, too, had un1orIunate- ly managed to drop into the wrong res taurant. ,,u4oa 4o bv his Honor and the witnesses left the courtroom much exercised ana .S dls- gruntled Next time they will bring their siIVa the accused, has been in the County Jail ever since February 26. lSyl Life behind the bars is hasten1ng ms death. He is suffering rom nd for ontbs has been under treatment by pr. Porter. Certain 1t is that he has but short Wh1!e to live and the ultimate outcome or his trial does not seem to bother him to any extent.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

given as 27734, and there is no property leased or otherwise assigned for opera tion. ,z ,5 outstanding is s2, ,474 800, the capitalization being s6OO6 oOo The amount of ddbt ihtefeS dtSl ing the wear is SIS 162 AS; the amount paid S4s,775. The balance of cash assets Snot c9dpg M do and f sgRgasS c0Rgggtneon o @ and acliinuent 10 June 3O 1898, is put at $4.97l,- S4s S1 oT an average cost of s16S25 S2 per mile. The total passenger earnings were were $79, ,435 33, and the total freight earnings fr5T7 S330 476 II, the total gross earnings run operation being $41107s 16.
 The operating expenses for the year year amounted to $2S2 1925 P. The total nun ue3 her of employees. including general on cers Uer is 5Og. The freight originating on the road amounted to 154624 tons; received re gz, era from connecting roads and other carrleps TIT as 16 493-mak king a total freight tonnage or ii ,047 as against 111,12O tons for the pre- ceding year.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
INCREASED OVER SIX
 MILLIONS The Southern Pacific Reports Progress. AN ARMY OF EMPL0YES WHAT THEY RAKE DOWN AN
 NUALLY. The General Officers Get an Average Salary of $16 53 Per Day, the Understrappers About
 $2 50.
AN ARMY OF EMPL0YES
WHAT THEY RAKE DOWN AN
 NUALLY.

The Southern Pacific Company yester- day filed with the Railroad Commission CTS it's overdue annual report of the Southern Pacific Railroad for the year ending June 30, 1898. It appears by the re- port of the Southern Pacific, which as lessee includes the Central Pacific, that the gross earnings of the operating de- partment were about S6000,0OO more than inc wear before. In the preceding year the gross earnings were S35, ,314, 1885 3S, while this last year they were $41 ,67S ST..
 Summarized the receipts and expenses and net income are shown in the follow ing table:
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
HUNDREDS VISIT THE FAIR. Holy Cross Bazaar Attracting People
 From All Parts of the City.

Holy Cross Fair is still affording an at traction to the general public. Native Sons Hall, where it is being held, Is crowded nightly by people from all parts of the city who visit it to enjoy the many inter esting entertainments rendered un- der the direction of the ladies in charge of the various booths.
 The celebrated jig dancers. O'Connor and Kelleher, were the chief attraction last evening. and by general request will again appear Friday evening With them will also appear the young lady dancers who performed successfully with them at the Irish Fair given recently at the Mechanics Pavilion.
 The fair will continue until next Mon day night, when the various articles will be either rallied or sold at auction.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA co.
It's Annual Report Shows a FIOurishing Business
 PPOQPeSS.

The annual report of the Southern Cali fornia Railway Company, which Is, in eI- feet, that portion of the Santa Fe roao operated in this State was filed with the Railroad Commissioners yesterday. Ine me tStaI mileage operated is 4SS02 The earnings from operation have been $2,- 539 TIT 21; the operating expenses, $l, 257 O7: making the income from operation s6eS 46O A. The interest on the funded debt accrued is $2S2, ,720; the interest on the interest bearing current liabilities ac- crued $94 4. and taxes $74,S4S SS, making akin e64 29 and the net income, $341 ,195 S5.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

lot w line of Mark street, 240 s Dwight way, s 60 by W 135, being the N F lot 5, block 2. map of property John Kearney, Berkeley; of Center street, AS W of shattuck avenue, W 50 by 1S0, being portion plat 6S, Rancho V. & D. Peralta. Berkeley; BIO.
 Central Pacific Railroad Company Ca corpor- ation) to Bridget C. Langtry, the s E of lot 12, block L, Huntington Tract, Brooklyn Township;
 Edwin P wel1e to the E. P vandercook Company Ca eorporation), lot on NE corner of West Eighth and Chester streets, PIG by N 100, block 553 Oakland; s1O.
 James A. and Mary A. Christen to Henry W. lege Homestead, Berkeley; S1O
 Josephine Riley ct all (by commissioner) to Anson S. Blake. lot 24 Peralta Park. Berkeley;
 H. c. Morris to James O. clarrage lot 1o1, block 3i, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township;
 William J; Laymance to F. c. Jarvis. block l. bounded by Oakland avenue. Brooklyn ave- nue, Second and Third streets, being a DOT tion of Kinsell Tract, Brooklyn Township (sub- ject to a mortgage for s13O0); $10.
 conveyed by c. L, Tait to the county of Ala meda. where same is intersected by the NV pany,s Tract. thence SEE 300, NE 3ss45. NV 300 SW 337.30 to beginning, being a portion of lands of Brooklyn Land Company, Brooklyn Township; s10.
 Builders Contracts.
 The Pelton Water Wheel Company (owners) with James A: McMahon tcontractor), archi ing 104 piles SO feet in length or longer If re- quired on NE line of Main street. 2o6:3 NV of value of work done and material furnished on November 15, 1898; at completion of work, and 0 Rfh a eas oP a completion of contract 75 per cent of contract BaeG per cen days $; Holmes and R. L; Taylor, sureties; limit, go working , days forfeit none plans and speei additional lengths over 50 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
outwitted the Chinamen.

Sergeant McManus and posse raided a fantan game at the corner of Jackson and Dupont streets last night and cap tured forty-one men, sS7 and a gambling layout The officers outwitted the willy Chinese, who made an effort to get rid of their evidence against them. Usually
 The police knowing of this before mak- ing the raid disconnected the pipe and placed a sack at the bottom. After the raid all of the evidence was found in the sack.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
A HOME FOR GIRLS.
Rev. John A. B. Wilson Has a Project
 for Aiding Worthy Toilers.

Rev. John A. B. Wilson, pastor of How ard street Methodist Church, is about to open a home where working girls of slen- der means can enjoy all the comforts Of a home at small expense, without being bound by irksome rules or prisonlike reg uIations In 1893 he opened a similar home in New York City. which has since
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
THE VALLEY ROAD.
It's Annual Report Shows a Largely Increased Freight
 TODDaOe
Tonnage.

The second annual report of the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail- way Company was filed in the office of the Railroad Commissioners yesterday. The total mileage of the road in operation is