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 4s5 and 4s7 Valencia Street. near Sixteenth AS we make a speciality Of Mission prop erty and are right on the spot. we can save you time and money by calling on us at once sS0c0-25xl05; Mission, near 18th; modern building containing store. rooms bath; 2 flats and rooms: bath; all in perfect or der; this is a bargain; rents for s65 $60O0-55x90 cor. Duncan and Dolores sts {; modern building. store. rooms; upper fiat rooms. bath and laundry; coal yard and stable; cottage of 4 rooms; worth sl0, GOO; see this and make an offer
 s3o00-25xl00: California ave, near Mission: just completed; modern Eastlake cottage of ! improvements; large basement: terms made to suit purchaser.
 s625e-2Sxl00; Valencia, near 18th; best block in the Mission; store and house, rooms and bath.
 s5oco-25x1o5; Guerrero st.. modern home; bay-window house. rooms. bath: Al order s5S00-25X100, Mission near Fist; cheap: store. rooms; flats; rooms and bath ss5o0--5ox1OO; just the place for fine stores and flats
 s65OO-Gox1I5; 17th st., near Guerrero; house, rooms and bath; driveway and stable. S3250-25xS0 San Carlos ave, near Fist; two flats. rooms and bath each.
 s25o0-Lexington ave- near Fist; nice small investment; flats of and rooms; al- ways rented for s23.
 $1350-25x114; 18th st., near Dolores; cheap home; cottage, rooms; large basement S2150-25X1l4: Eth st., near Sanchez: modern ay.window cottage, rooms and bath. s2650-25x75; San Carlos ave, near 18th; two story house. rooms and bath.
 $S50-25x114: 20th st., near Church. SS00-25x114; Jersey st., near 24th. s65o-25x1o0; Sanchez st, near 18th. s45e-25x1e0; Rhode Island near 23d. s10Oo-25x1l4; 23d. near Sanchez.
 l.. A. SOUC CO, 465-467 Valencia st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN the Superior Court of the city and county of San Francisco, State of California-In the matter of the estate of CHARLES c. TER RILL deceased.-Notice of sale of real es- tate
 an order of the Superior Court of the city and county of San Francisco. State of California made on the Fist day of March, 1898, in the matter of the estate of CHARLES c. TER RILL, deceased, the undersigned. ANNIE H. TERRILL. as exec@utrx @ of the, last will of sell at private sale, to the highest bidder in one parcel and for cash in the gold coin of the United States. on or after the 12th day at at the the offices of 5. F. PRESTON ssSea Eso'. 1OO4-1OO7 Claus spreckels building, San Fran. of ofst the said cHARLEs C. % TERR1L at es'a5e fhe time of his death. and all the right. title and law or otherwise, acquired other than 'o or in in addition to that of the said CHARLES C. ILL at the time tn ,Sac of his death in and situate in said city and county of San Fran cisco, State of California: and bounded and That l9t PiesSs s or Psod parcel of la land situate mencing at the southwesterly corner of Va lencia and Hermann streets being the point of intersection of the southerly line of Her ieneia street. and running thence southerIy along the said westerly side Of Valencia
 street rst aYse sG en with Hermann street; ninety (s0) feet to a Ron a Wtb nt ansle ssrs ssohery five (26) feet to point; thence at a right angle westerly on a line parallel with Her mann street, seventy-five (75) feet: and to a point in the easterly line of ElEin Park thence at right angle northerly and aIon9 the said easterly line or Elgin Park ons hundred Q00) feet, and to point in the said southerly line of Hermann street; and thence easterly, along the said southerly line of Hermann street, one hundred and sixty-five Q65) feet and to the point of commencement the same being part of Mission block ni,n, Der twenty-two l22) as the said block is shown and so designated on the official man of said city and county, together with the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereof.
 ANNIE H. TERRILL, Executrix of the Estate of CHARLES c. TERRELL deceased Dated, March 26. 1S9S
 E. F. PRESTON, Attorney for Executrix CITY and County Treasury, San Franci.oo March 16, 1S9S-In compliance with the proyis. ions of section of order 159S of the Board Of Supervisors, approved September l5 1880 there will be sold at public auction by F. S Spear & Co.,, at their salesrooms s1 and 8 Sutter street, on
 MONDAY. APRIL 1S 1898, { At 10 o'clock a. m:, sundry articles of stolen police force of San Francisco. as detailed in an inventory thereof on file in the office of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors and consisting of jewelry, wearing apparel, pis- tos, knives, etc.; also lot of trunks, valises clothing. etc., property of deceased persons received from the Coroner of this city and county. Open for inspection on morning of sale. A. c. WIDBER
 City and County Treasurer
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ALASKA ENTERPRISES.

TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS The advertiser has got a steamer that he will send to St. Michael on or about the 5th of June. You will save time and money on through rates to Circle City or Dawson by sending your address to Freight, box SSSS' Call office.
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STORAGE.

 FIR lowest rates go to LOUIS '. NEUMAN, 12l Sixth st., open evenings
 AT low rates-Furniture, carpets, pianos. household goods; clean, light compartments advances made. J. NOONAN, 10l7 to l02j Mission st.. above Sixth: open evenings. AT lowest rates-Household goods. pianos ad. vances made: freproof building. F. w. ZEHFUSS. $40 Mission st. Tel. Mint 122l
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
 FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
 JUST LIKE PAYING RENT. s1200, s1700 $500, s29o0. s2600, s3000. The above lovely cottages, which have been thrown '' market for non-payment of installments and they offered at great sacrifice to close accounts. They contain 1, 5, and rooms and are finished up to date; almost new. and located near schools and sta tions.
 We are going to weed them out and invite Inspection. MARCUSE & REMMEL. Bay-st. station, Alameda and 62s Market st.. San Francisco. Open Sundays and holidays. s75O-Lot 5ox270: modern cottage rooms near schoolhouse
 $12o0--Sacrifce corner lot 35x14o; good house of 6 rooms and one of 4 rooms.
 s1600-Lot 50x150; fine cottage of rooms and bath; near Chestnut station.
 S2S50-S150 cash; S25 per month: lot 40x150 only blocks from station and nign school. $3T50-New house of rooms and bath; lot 42x150 choice location; very easy terms. Houses to let in all parts of Alameda H. P. MORTAL & CO. 1432 Park st.
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

ERKELEY-Furnished cottage. electric lights throughout, to rent for the summer 2115 Bancroft way, near Berkeley Station; s25.
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CITY RE-.L ESTATE.

Al Horiger Louis A. Souc. L. A. SOUC & CO.,,
 Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
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BUSINESj CHANGES.

sS2oo-THE best fitted up. and guaranteed to clear $500 net per month saloon close to Call
 building; hrst-Class custom: no better busi- ness offer in the market investigate at oncei this Is a chance of q life time. WILkE. fS3
 Market sf
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handel in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub lished.
 BORN. MoRINE-March 2s. 1898. to the wife of J. P. Morine, a son. WEEKS-In this city, April G. 1898. to the wife of Dr. T. W. Weeks, a daughter.
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MARRIED. NS-WILLOUGHBY-In this city, April B. 1S9S by the Rev. Dr. Spalding. rector of St. Johns Church, Thomas s. Collins and Mrs. Irmie Willoughby, both of San Francisco. KAMLER-DAVIS- In this city. April 3. 1898. by the Rev. H. Samuelson, Isadore Kamler and Sarah Davis both of San Francisco. LEIKENS-MURPHY-In Oakland, April 3. 1898 by the Rev. E. R. Dille, Joseph G. Leikens and Ruby B. Murphy, both of San Francisco.
 SMITH-HATCHER-In this city, March A, 1S9S by the Rev. E. R. Dille, Harry Claude Smith and Myrtle Pearl Hatcher, both of San Francisco.
 WALLIN-HU G. 1898, by the Rev. Dr. E. Neander, Frank A. Wallin and Hen rietta Huston.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were granted yesterday:
 John w. Green and Grace E. Amsler. 73-53. Abner R. Fisher and Grace Rodesino, A-1S: Thomas J. Lewis and Agnes J. Dykes S2-23 U. J. Caseli and Elizabeth F. Cuneo, 30-17
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
SILVER DISCUSSION.
Senate Votes to Debate Mr..
Teller's Resolution.
AMENDMENT TO HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Speaker Reed aud Leader Bailey Have
Warm Argument In the House
over the Cuban Question-The
Former Is Sustained.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-By the de-
cisive vote of Al to 25 the senate decided
to proceed at once with the considera-
tion of the resolution introduced a few
days ago by Mr.. Teller Of Colorado, pro-
viding for the payment OF bonds OF the
United States in silver at the option of
the government.
Mr.. Vest Of Missouri, the member of
the finance committee who had charge
of the resolution, spoke briefly upon it,
but disclaimed any desire at this time
to thrash over the old straw of financial
discussion. He believed, however. that
the time was ripe for a reiteration with
emphasis OF the declaration of the
Stanley Matthews resolution which had
been placed on the statute books 20
years ago, particularly in view Of re-
cent statements Of the secretary Of the
treasury in which the president, who
had as a member of the house, voted
for the original resolutions, evidently
concurred.
Mr. Vest announced his intention to
secure a final vote upon the resolution
as soon as one could be reached and
accentuated his intention by forcing the
displacement of the census bin with the
Teller resolution as the unfinished bust
ness.
Senator Morgan concluded his four
day speech to the senate in executive
session on the Hawaiian treaty. He
spoke for almost four hours, and when
ne finished there were not more than
half a dozen senators present. He dis
cussed among other questions, the
character Of the present government of
Hawaii. He contended that the dispo-
sltion Of the whites was to treat the
Kanakas literally and said In reply to
a question from Senator Hoar that
there was one native in President Dole's
cabinet and five natives in the senate,
while a majority of the members of the
house were natives. The senator read
literally from published documents on
Hawaii. including a history of the va
rious constitutions of the island
Senator Bacon of Georgia offered an
amendment to the treaty providing for
vote on It by the people Of Hawaii by
offering the amendment TO Senator
Morgan's bill for annexation, thus max
ing the amendment public. 1t is as
follows:
"That this act shall not be operative
and OF binding effect upon either the
United States of America or the Repub-
lie Of Hawaii until the same shall have
been consented to and approved by the
majority OF the voters voting at an
election to be held in the Hawaiian Is
lands, at which election all male ma
tives Of sa'l islands of the age of p
years and ell naturalized male persons
Of the age of 21 years shall vote. at
q time and in the manner and under
regulations to be prescribed by the
president of the United States"
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Henry w. Straight. who broke jail
in Jersey city, has not yet been caught.
A man was drowned at Mount kiscO,
N. Y. while trying to escape being hit
by train.
Henry Newhoff, arrested in Jersey
city, admitted that he was guilty OF
highway robbery.
The Fail River (Mass.) mill employees
complain that the new wage schedule
IS unequal I'm It's reductions.
The Illinois Steel company viii erect
a slab mill at South Chicago that Will
give employment TO 1000 men.
Miss Annie Hughes, secretary TO
Ballington Booth, was struck down by
an unknown person at Orange, N. j.
A delegation OF Chicago officials in
spected Readings big concrete sewer,
the largest in the world outside OF
Paris.
The resolution calling on Senator
Lindsay for his resignation was de-
feated in the Kentucky house Of repre-
sentatlyes.
The trial of Emile Zola In connection
with his reflections on the conduct OF
the Esterhazy court martial viii begin
in Paris on Feb. T.
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Reed and bailey Have a Tin

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. - Speake
Reed. from the rostrum of the house,
and Mr.. Bailey. leader Of the Demo-
Gratis. from his place on the floor, glar-
ed at each other at the close of the Gu
ban debate and Joined an issue of
veraclty This sensational episode
completely overshadowed the interest
in the Cuban debate, which has contin-
ued uninterruptedly in the house for
three days during the consideration Of
the diplomatic and consular apprOpri-
alton bill. When a motion was made
by Mr.. Bailey to recommit the bill, with
instructions. il was ruled out of order
by the speaker.
Mr.. Bailey thereupon startled the
house by affirming that he had a pri-
vate understanding with the speaker by
which a vote should be taken directly
on the motion to recommit. This the
speaker emphatically denied, and these
two leaders of their respective parties
IN the house, with white faces and
voices shaken by emotion, set their
statements against each other while
the galleries looked on In breathless
amazement and the members were in
an uproar. Mr.. Smith OF Michigan.
who said he was present, corroborated
tne speakers Side or the case.
The result of the speakers position
was that an appeal was taken from his
decision, and by a strict party vote it
was laid on the table-16S to 114-the
Democrats and Populists, as on the two
previous days, voting against the solid
Republican strength.
The debate was not as interesting as
on either Of the two preceding days.
The features were q characteristic
speech by Champ Clark (Mo), q strong
appeal for conservatism from Mr.. John
son (Rep., Ind.), a presentation of the
results of his observations in Cuba dur
ing his recent trip to the island from
Mr. King Dem., Utah) and an hour
speech by Mr.. Dingley (Me) in explana-
tion Of the causes Of the reduction OF
the wages in the New England cotton
industry
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Weather Probabilities.
Fair; westerly winds.
New York Markets.

FLOUR-State and western quiet. but
held higher: city mills patents. $3.50
565; winter patents. 4.SO0515: city
mills clears. S5.35054O; winter straights.
S4.4O0450.
WHEAT-No. red opened firm and
advanced sharply on strong Liverpool
news and light offerings: January.
N025sG1O2%; March. 9s 7-16G99c.
RYE-Firm; No. western, 55c.. I. o.
b. anoat. New York.
CORN-No. was more active and
firm with wheat and on the storm west;
May. 30 15-l603i Lice
OATS-No. 2 duh, but steady: track.
white, state, 29G32c.; track. white
western, 29032c.
PORK-steady; mess. $780, family.
siOG1O.50.
LARD-Firm; prime western steam,
S5.02k nominal
BUTTER-Quiet; state dairy. BOISE;
state creamery, 14G19c.
CHEESE Quiet large white. Sep
tember SAc.; small. white, September,
N@9hc.
EGGS-Easier; state and Pennsylva-
MIA. 2062Sc.; western. 2OQ21c.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining.
3kc.; centrifugal. 80 test. 4Mc: refined
steady; crushed. 5%c.; powdered
7-16c.; granulated, SIC.
RICE-Quiet; domestic, 3ssQ6lkc.; ia
pan. 5Q5Hc.
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PARA SURRENDERS
Insurgent General Lays Down
Arms at Fomento.
BLANCO SENDS NEWS TO De LONE.
Losses OF the Cubans For the Last Ten
Days-Govin, Minister OF Interior,
Has TO Dodge Kisses Havana's
Mayor Is Installed.

HAVANA, Jan. 2l.--The Spanish au-
thoritles report that the insurgent gen.
cral Juan Masso PARA, with the forces
under his command, Lieutenants Colo
mel Augustine Feria and Jose Carmen
Hernandez, Majors Feliciano Quesada,
Saturnino Leon and Nictorano Gomez,
with six other officers and 40 privates,
wen armed and well supplied with am
munition have surrendered at FomentO
20 the Spanish general Aguirre and Sem
or Marcos Garcia governor of Santa
Clara province.
The insurgents are said 10 have FORM
ed In line and delivered up their arms
according 10 the ordinance, shouting
Long live Spain" Long live the
queen regent" Long live Spanish
Cuba" and Long live autonomy"
General Juan Masso PARA is a brother
OF Senior Bartolome Masso, president OF
the Cuban Republic.
During the last ten days the insur-
gents are said to have lost 1l5 killed
and "a taken prisoners with 242 REM
ngton rifles. In addition TO those who
surrendered with General Juan Masso
PARA. according 20 the Spanish au-
lhcrties sc other armed men have sur
rendered among them two lieutenant
colonels and three other officers The
Spanish troops, on the other hand, are
said to have lost j. killed and 90
wounded
The members OF the cabinet win issue
q manifesto explaining "the salient
points OF the scheme of autonomy and
its advantages over independence" to-
gether with an appeal 10 the insurgents
TO surrender. When Senior Gown, min
lister OF the interior, landed here, he
hastened through the rear entrance Of
the custom house IN order 10 avoid be-
ing Kissed by the crowd.
The new mayor of Havana, the Mar
quls de Estaban, has entered upon his
duties. The 70 Conservative and Re-
formist aldermen retired and were sue
ceeded by ~ Autonomists
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rn onll cndnt. nIId.hlnmen.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-secretary
Long has sent 70 the house committee
on naval affairs the draft OF a bill he
urgently recommends making n NUM-
ber OF changes in the status Of cadets
nt the Naval academy. II fixes the age
at which students may enter the aeade-
my az from 10 TO is years and requires
that' at the fend OF four years course
OF study the cadets pass examinations
as at present their places at the acade-
my then becoming vacant and new
nominations then becoming possible. II
also changes the title OF the naval stu
dents from naval cadet TO midshipman,
as proposed by the personnel bill now
before the naval committee.
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
NIlnIster samnlo,s rrIal.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Jan. 21-Tak-
Ing of testimony in the church trial Of
the Rev. S. w. Sample is at an end.
DR.. Sample was sworn in his own be-
half, denying every charge. He admit
ted associations with Mrs. Ida Conway,
but said Il was only with Christian mo-
tive and intent. The evidence will go
before the Universalist fellowship COM
mittee for decision. Rev. Asa SAKE,
formerly Of Rochester. prosecuting the
case, fell on the sidewalk and injured
his hnad
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pre.ldent nnle.s Rooentlon.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The war de-
partment is making preparations for a
notable reception to President Dole up
on his arrival in Washington. orders
have been given to have all the troops
stationed in this city and vicinity as
sembled at the station under command
OF Colonel Sumner and a fine parade
win mark the trip of the visitor from
the train to his hotel, where he viii be
called upon by the high officials Of the
government Il is probable President
Mckinley will exchange visits with
President Dole.
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
orookedness Alleged In Poorhouse.

HUDSON, n. Y, Jan. 21.-A sensation
has been created in Columbia county
board of supervisors by an allegation
made by Mr.. Peabody of New Lebanon
that an superintendent Of the poor
had charged for more days for the care
Of paupers than they had been in the
county poorhouse. He cited cases in
which this plan had been pursued. A
committee will Investigate
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
AntIcartoon nul Tntroduoed.

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Senator Ellsworth
has introduced a bill which combines
his anticartoon bill OF last year with
the libel law and provides a penalty Of
imprisonment with a fine OF $1,000 for
the publishing OF a paper containing
any licentlous or degrading matter OF
any kind. 1t provides that each paper
published must contain a statement Of
the names of the publisher and all the
editors
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pnrdoned 10 pIe NJ nome.

AUBURN. n. Y, Jan. 21.-John Flem-
ming New York man, who was serv-
ing a sentence OF five years and six
months for burglary in the second de-
gree has been released on a pardon
from the governor. Flemming's sem
tence would have expired next Septem-
ber. but he is in the last stages Of con-
sumption, and Governor Black granted
the pardon so that he could go home
40 die
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THE SHAW MlsTRlAL.
Grand Jury convenes to Investigate the
Embraoery Chnraes.

Embraoery Charges.
CAMDEN, n. j.. Jan. 21.-The Cam
den county grand jury has been con-
vened in special session by Supreme
Court Justice Garrison 20 investigate
charges OF jury embracery on the part
Of friends of ELI Shaw. whose trial was
recently postponed by mutual consent
OF counsel pending an investigation.
4udge Garrison stated TO the jury In
brief charge that Attorney General
Grey Of the state would be called into
the case for the purpose Of assisting in
sitting evidence and questioning wit
nesses.
The justice suggested that the jury
summon both the judges that sat in
the Shaw mistrial Any attempt TO In
nuence jurymen, whether successful or
not, constituted emDracery. The court
would compel witnesses TO answer all
questions asked and would severely
punish any person diyulging the pro-
ceedings OF the jury. At the conclusion
Of the charge the jury agreed to begin
It's investigation at once.
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man nnr Rnhhera at wnrl,-

ROCHESTER,, Jan 21.-Robbers of
United States mail boxes are operating
In this city. Several boxes were openkd
with keys in the possession Of the
thieves or by some other method which
did not inJure the locks. Drafts and
money We're taken from the letters,
which were then returned to the mail
boxes. About so opened letters have
been found.
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parro,s surrender Conflrmed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The Span
lsh minister received a cablegram from
General Blanco confirming the preced-
Ing dispatch and giving the details as
there stated. General Blanco says the
form OF presentation was OF such a
dienined character as viii serve as a
model for those 20 follow. The cable
continues:
"The rank OF Juan Masso his close
family connection with Bartolome Mas
10. president of the so called Cuban Re-
public. and the formal and military
character Of the capitulation give un-
usual Importance TO the act"
Evening journal., 1898-01-21

not be able TO half repay the debt which
] owe to God for my happiness and sue
cess, but L shall do the best can as long
as I live"
Money enoughl Even Solomon in all
his wealth and wisdom was not great
enough to say that. To heal the slckl
To enable the struggling millions to doc
tor themselves with intelligence and
marvellous resultsl To be the acknowl-
edged authority of the medical world and
the possessor of its greatest discoveries
These things are certainly more than
riches.
Munyon's success is based upon an in
innate knowledge of the laws Of science,
and strict conformity thereto. Munyon
has separate specific for fevers, rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia, Catarrh Kidney
Complaints, diseases Of the liver,
asthma, and fifty other complaints.
These remedies arc for sale by druggists,
mostly at % cents a VIAL and statistics
record ninoty-six per cent. OF cures.