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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-19
nopIsoN IN TEXAS.
Cleveland baseball Man Chnrmeu
with the stale.

san Antonio, Texas. December 1S-M' D
Robson, one of the great baseball masnates
OF the National league is In san ANTOINE.
MI Robson is pfcSidsnt ana NTtual ""
81 itc Clevennd club ana IS also prespauJIn,s ,a,
the Cleveland Consolidated Street Halfway
syten..
lie is accompanied by Mr.. c. Hathaway,
Se raiwy contractor ra, aea p eapast both
of Cleveland, and the party is stopping at
the Msnger. Mr.. Gardiner takes trip down ov,a
every winter and is well known In san An.
tonic. He always enjoys himself mere, anu
he never wearles OF telling his friends In tne
North of the gloriousness Of this climate -, lie
was rather taken back when he struck san
Antohio this time and found the CITY tu ,.s,i
into II sea of mud and the weather decidedly
nasty, as he did not want MIR Bopisoh a .
appointed after all he had been telling MN
about the place Mr.. Robson, however, Is
patiently waiting for better weather alir 10 all
right" he remarked to reporter last nish.,
''leeause was here once before, about SIN
years ago. The weather could hardly be en-
pected to be perfect, even In San Antonio,
when 1t is so bad all over the country"
When Mr. Robson was asked as to the I'M n,
the National league, involving the transfer oil
the Cleveland club TO st. Louis. he said:
-, have heard nothing today from New
rectors, who have the power to act in the
matter Is being held. and l don't Know
whether any action has been taken yet or
not
Mr.. Robson considers the prospect bright
for an unusually successful season next year.
"Wo thought last winter that the past season
vas going to be the most successful III the
hiftory of the game. but baseball, like al
other forms OF amusement, suffered from the
effects of the war. So far as indications CO.
next season ought to be a good one.
you send us up some iirst-class PLAYERS
from the Texas league sometimes, he con-
tuwed 81 consider McAlister, who came
from Fort Worth, one of the most valuable
PLAYERS on my pay roll, and he is hxtnre
with the Cleveland team. In one respect
think he Is the greatest player in the bust
ness. He is not only tirst-class pitcher but
so far as | know, he is the only living man
who can play every position on the diamond
with complete success.
Mr.. Gardner IS going to give Mr.. Robson
and Mr. Hathaway some sport in the way OF
duck killing on the Texas coast. The two
latter Will leave for RockYort today and will
be join>l by Mr.. Gardiner In a few days
They will take boat at Rockport and will
take n lcisurely hunting and fishing tr OIL
the water to Point Isabel. The party was en-
tertained at the San Antonio club last night.
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RAILROAD.

Further extracts from the commissions
report, giving history of the rebate
cases; summary of freight rates mnde'
reasons why free transportation except OF
employees should be prohibited: appropria-
ton of $4,000 for experts is asked.
Rates asked by the Texas and Pacific
have been promulgated.
Tho latest report says that the Union
Pacific Will capture the Alton. thus giving
1. through connections from Chicago to tho
Pacific slope.
THE Nebraska State board of transporta-
ticn. in its annual report, explains why
the railroads grant free passes, and recon-
Icends the passage of a law making 1t
felony to continue the practice.
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suArrER on CUBA.
The Rig General Thinks Natives I'm.
fit for Seif-Gnvcrnmcnt.

Savannah. Ca, December ls,-At the
collation. OF the officers OF the Third Geor-
gia regiment to Postmaster General Smith
and the newspaper correspondents IN s
afternoon General Shallter had some in
teresolng things to say about Cuba and tee
Cubans. He did mot make speech bu:
in a conversational way expressed him
self, his remarks being nominally adj
dressed to Colonel Biernar OF the Geor-
gians, though they were INTENDED for the
whole asseinblage
II seems TO me- said General Shat er.
'ehai a great many persons have an err
roneous .iea respecting our relations with
Cubans. As ! understand II we have taken
SPANS war on ourselves. We shall sn all
probability hear a good deal more of the
'insurgent.''
Show about self government for the
Cubansy" General ShaKter was asked.
'Self-goyernment," the general repeai-
ed. why those people are no more nj
for self-government that gunpowder is for
hell"
In the same line shafter went on to tell
why the United States would. in his ocin-
lon. be Obliged to remain In the island
Tor some time and govern the territory by
military force.
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ToDAY,s RACES.
Now Orlenns rntries.

Mile and twenty yards. selllng-zolo, Elsie
Barnes, 80; Can See EN-, 81; Jim Flood, 95;
Traveller Little Billy. 81; Leo Lake, Double
Dummy 100; Viscount, Inconsistency. Prince of
India. 1902; Judge Steadman, 10S; Pinky Pot
ter. l05; The Winner, l0S: Henry Launt ll2.
Seven-eighths of mile, selling-Shel Lake.
81; Maize %" Flying Bird, %; A. Mcknight.
80: Pell Nell IL, 49, Lost Time, Lena Van.
81; Morning, 49, Pat Garnett. 1907 X d Pirate
Gu; Nellie, Clarence b. 102; Mr.. Johnson, 103
Anitra. DR.. Vaughan, 10i
One and one-fourth miles, hurdle handi
cap--Aamo. II; La Colona. II; Protus. 1888;
Nobills, 40; Brakeman, 143; Uncle jim, AS.
even-eigtlths of mile--Sam Lazarus, Il "a.
90; Elkin. Wells Street, 96i Bob Lyons, 100
Draw Lad, 102; Dave s., los; Loiterer, Ill:
Time Maker. 1l2
Nile and sixteenth, selling Belle Of Cor
sica. 3d. Hampton, 90: DR.. Marks, Xalissa.
Peg Parks. IS; PATRON, lot; Sister S ella,
Necedah. Evaline. 1922 Dalgrettl. Tranby. 1Of
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Smallpox is epidemic at Agnes. ARK.
Savannah citizens ask the pardon OF a
private who was sentenced for husg,ns a
lady on the streets
Ter Thousand dollars worth of flowers
to be placed on the bier OF the late Calvin
S. Brice.
President McKinley's Southern trip Is
regarded as having completely healed all
differences between tho North and South.
General catchlngs has determined to re-
tire from congress after his present term.
One killed and several seriously injured
In a railroad wreck near Gulon Station.
Ind
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cATCHINGs TO RETIRE.
mississippi Congressman VIII Not
Agnin lie a CnMdiLnte.


Vicksburg. Miss, December lS.--After
being reelected to congress for the seventh
time, General T. G. Catohings will decline
to become candidate at the expiration OF
the next congressional term, ANA will re-
turn to Vickshurg and retire from public
life to again practice the profession OF law.
In which he has been so successful in tie
past. A partnership TO practice law in this
city has been formed between General I, g..
Catchings and son ana $. s. Hudson. Dur
ing the Interim of congress Mr.. Catahiags
will be In this city aud take an active part
In the business OF the Arm; at pnseeat he
will. while IN Washington. counsel and ad-
wise with the Arm in all of us business re-
lations with clients. Mr., Hudson Ia one
of the leading LAWYERS OF the state, for
years district attorney in the Seventh Judi
ciai district. the largest in the state. and
!, mc,t successful counsel. The retiremn,
OF General Catchings from congress will be
a great loss to the entire Mississippi valley.
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STATE.

Measures OF retaliation instituted by the
Federal government asainst Mexico are
hurting only the Texas railroads and do
not affect the FREQ zone merchants.
Statutory provision is that the term Of
C. state official begins on the date OF his
certificate OF election.
Seine figures on the saloon business in
Texas from the State revenue agents re-
port
Raid made on Cass county moonshiners
by deputy United states marshal.
Sunshine has succeeded the disagreeablc
weather at many places; good rain cleared
away the clouds.
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!, has been publisher. M ~.

troops, has been published M -.
says: ~ ~
Our men and the Yankee s,asn :.
awfully friendly. Very few Of ths AM. Vi
cans were in uniform. They ofien . n,
had the number of their regimen "a. =
on a piece OF paper and pinned ia M,
jackets. ii was a sight to see then, coI
on board, speaking to everybody Wsn
we saw uhem go up to officers vhb,a
saluting we felt as If we must drc, !,
the spot. They offered cigar cases d q.
men with have cigar, my mg,' III
afterwards handed us wishing cards nytfi
Now be sure and look us up Il N M
down our way"
Jest" is to be Withdrawn from tie ca
terion en- Wednesday and Uharla VIM
ham will close the theater for mona.
Clement Scott announces this week Bis b.
tention of retiring from the post Of IN.
matte critic for the Daily Telegraph. M|
says he is going ON a lecture tour b NJ
United States.
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Ineleside Entrics.

One mile. selling-Judge Wofford, Felcite.
n; Ecliyerso Sokombo. 1903; Beau Monde.
los; Morana, AL Pan, no; Crafty. McFarlane,
1i2, lei Venado, 1i5.
Mile and a quarter. seing--Major Hooker,
10. Elidad, 10i; Lady Hurst, 100; Fank jau-
bert 10T.
One mile, seling-Boardman Merops, rs;
Myth. 1857 Rey del TERRA, lii; David Tenny,
113.
owners handicap, one mile-Moringa, 50;
La Goeta, 50; Buckwa 100.
Four and half furlongs. selling, madens-
Dent Tell, Racivan, Abano, My Dear, lU5
Bntomartls, 1o9; Watossa, Crutch, III; Silver
Girl. 1i5.
Six furlongs, seling-Pat Murphy Kamsin.
Torsion, Wyoming. Lode Star. University 1U2
Cherry Stone our Johnny, Don Fulano, Ho-
honzollern, Cabrlllo, l05.
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Members OF Dick Bowling camp held
regular meeting.
Goods stolen from the tailor shop OF Ike
Harrison were recovered and three arrests
we're made.
President Moore OF the Texas Tobacco
Growers association has issued call for
a meeting on January Ia for the purpose
of organizing county auxiliary.
Cotton press and bale II contained
were destroyed by fire.
Texas Fruit Flower and Vegetable as
sociatlon will hold its final meeting at the
office OF President Childress tonight.
Detachment OF United States marines
spen' last night In the city.
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MRS. TnRocKMoRToS DEAD.

WINS n ReIle In JnciSsOns Days
Engaged to Van huren.
Washington, December 1s.-As ~
Tut Throckmorton, who In her en-! y
was a leader in society here, died oap7
from the effects of inhaling illupi D
gas, which escaped by accident u 4
room. She was So years old.
In the beginning q Jacksons =,
term as president. Mrs. Thnelass q
then Miss Tut, made her debut 70 Y
ecutiye mansion. Martin Van BUZZ ,
one of the young girls, admirers az =.
reported engagement to him w '"
the society rumors of the Capital ~,
Major Charles B. Throckmors y - NV Y;
her only son. arrived here TO-DAY ~ ,s.,
York. The latter's daughier, M n
Holt Throckmonton, was the les as X
the famous alleged will OF the hA
Joseph Holt, nfterward declelV
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Senator Piatt OF Connecticut win open
the expansion light In the senate. Belief
Is expressed that the present senate viii
ratify the peace treaty. Morgan will push
the Nicaragua canal till. s
The house Is 80 far up with appropria-
tica bilfs that the Ions holiday recess viii
not be felt
President assured that congress will pass
bills for the increase in the navy.
Some congressman favor partnership
with England in the Nicaragua canal. whine
others want the United States to build and
control tho waterway unassisted.
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GORGEOUS FUNERAL.
A Fortune Invested In Flow
the Lnte Calvin 3. BITE

A Fortune Invested in flow
the Late Calvin 3. D 1910
Lima. Ohio. December ls-Ine q
the late Calvin S. Brlce arrived 4
morning from New York. the ny NJ
public buildings are at haltma't y ~ ~
the distinguished dead, and many -s ~ I z
are in mourning. There was Grove -, 4,
200, people at the depot when tOs !. IN ~
in. The remains we're taken ss,os e 81
residence, where they VII sssv r iii b WI
morrow morning. when , nvs chuts }
viii lie in state until noon' T riss1 u
come the church services ,emorrow I'll ~
suspension OF business tomo''v
city. -. most elaberss
represent az outlay Of .s as isf't train i.
York City. Another earlo .,,sny 81 ~
d.anapoiis and fully that NAM
from this city. -
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WAR ArTERN Ar,.

ADMIRAL schley's report a the move
meDts OF the flying squadron up TO the
location OF Admiral CeryeIas feet at san-
tinsc made public.
General shsfter thinks the cubans unn,
for stlf-government, and predicts that tho
United States must remain for some time
III control OF the island.
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The Cincinnati Aground.

Santiago de Cuba, December 1s.-While
the United States cruiser Cincinnati WAS
leaving port yesterday she ran full speed
on rock clearly defined In the charts
but not buoyed.
The Cincinnati is probably not seriously
damaged as she IS not making water For
The lsdst twenty-iour hours the government
collier Southey and the Mayflower have
been engaged in an effort to pull her off
Tlhms far they have been unsuccessful, but
n Is houed they Will have better luck to-
night at nigh tide.
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A PARDON ASKED.
Soldiers Release Decentralization
isheN for MugEinG a Wnmnn

Savannah. Ga, December 1S-promInen,
citizens have interested themselves In behalf
OF Moore. the Maine artlleryman, who was
the other day sentenced TO pay a aue of s5no
or serve sixty days on the chain gag Inv
Judge Norwood, for attempting on the strerls
10 hug the Wife OF n prominent citizen. A ne
titlon to the governor fol pardon is being
circulated, and II Is being signed not only
by lending men, but society women as wsu
Moore was hlarlonsly Intoxicated n, the time
OF his oNense. He has borne an exesilast
renuiatos-in his command His petition win
10 to the governor probably tomorrow ma
considering the high character OF the sirners
II is probable the pardon Will be pronnt,Y
granted. Moore Is now on the chain ring
whore he has been for two weeks. The 'ne,,,
TONERS say they think his degra0a ion and
punishment have been ample. aA"
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victim Of Race Troub,e.sr,,,.,

Chicago, December is.--w Z. Henderson.
the negro lawyer who, with his wife and Ave
children. was driven out of Wilmington. N.
by the recent riots there. told the story Of the
urrlsins today q, the First Methodist chu, 81
q, me close 81 ths meeting Rev. jenkins
which were adopted unanimously. denreset,ns,
discrimination In trade politics or religion on
A copy Of the resolutions viii he .sn, -
President Mckinley. " 'sa' "
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THE BURTON SHOOT.
Information Wanted as to Entries
from Houston and Galveston.

10 IHU NUIIUT OF INC TOst
Burton. Texas, December 15.--What Is the
matter with Houston and Galvestons crack
i've bird shots? while we are receiving let
tiers daily from different points in the State
relating to the big live bird event not a word
nor line from either Houston or Galveston
Come. wake up. gentlemen, and let us see YOU
well represented. Come on. Stewart of Gal
weston. What is the matter with you Ed Du-
pree and fierndon of Houston? Certainly
thoSe two great cities will not let such a
metch go by without being represented.
hrrklc on your armOr, gentlemen What Is
The natter with young Saunders of Houston:
Let us hear from you AT once.
II. Brown.
Secretary Burton Gun Club,
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MURDER AND ARSON.
Thieves Rob u store. XIII IL Woms n
and Fire the Premises.

Memphis. Tenn.. December ls.--A special TO
the Commercial Appeal from Birmingham.
Ala, says special from Banks. Ala. tells
Of n horrible crime at the Myers plantation.
near Josie postoffice eight miles from Banks.
Mrs, Ida Myers, wealthy widow. and h'r
deughter-in-law. Mrs. &c. Mys's. also widow.
conducted store. and II VAS known that
they kept large amount OF money In the
dwelling across the road from tho store A
young man named Cook was employed TO SUI
pcrintend the farm. ard he occupied a ryoin
In the house Some time between midnisht
and day Cook was aroused by noise In the
room OF the elder Mrs Myers. He sprang
cut Of bed and ran to tho door OF the room
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hurled Under rn,iing walls.

Parts, December 1S.-Four persons were
killed and others seriously injured today
by the collapse of house In course OF
construction of the Rue des Apennis. 1t
is feared that five bodies still remain
buried in the debris.
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s,nnlipox Epidemic.

HARDY. Ark. December s,-smalpox Is
raging In epidemic form IN the vicinity OF
Agnes. postofnce. IN Sharp county. The dis
ease developed In the neiEhborhood from
returned soldier and IA now In about twenty
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sasnsta's cabinet is about TO resign, ana
both the liberal and conservative parties
In Spain are in bad odor on account OF the
recent war.
King Oscar OF Norway and Sweden Is IN.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Eight Clubs VIII Ite Included In the
New Organizations

WV VTpHHTTITTOn.
New Orleans, December lS.--Ths Southern
Baseball league was organized today by dele
gates from New Orleans, Birmingham Mobile
Memphis and Shreveport, These Ave with
Atlanta, Little Rock and Montgomery, win
compose the league. which Will apply for Ma
$500 Is required from each club and the salary
limit fixed at 5000.
The regular organization meeting Will be
hold on January 10, and until that time Ahnsr
Powell will act aa president.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Children turned to peaaA.

ChfIureh bufHtu 70 DeRtHs
Morgantown, w. Va, December "
Thomas Jones, living near Greer, atenv'|
ed to light fire with crude oil. Al ~
plosion occurred, wrecking the room ~
uae i-rssses of his twin daughters Nl|
six years, ignitei. He was too h6i|
burned to assist them, and they vete n
badly burned that both Of them disd nae|
Nv afterMard. rs
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STRICTLY SAFE

And scientific treatment :, expert a..
nr. Hathaway & Co.. tn ,no v1y ~ pu1as
They wish TO impress . upyn 70 ~ .,
fact that all diseases peraated b. We.i'
men Should ,o oa's sesis be llis ns;s'is ~
so. such diseases are suits 40
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pusine.s section pe.troy.d.

BuSfneS Sect1Dn DeEtrvytG
Savannah, Ga. December S,-Neast =
whole OF the business part Of tA y
of Lufkili, in the center Of the peach -
was burned last night. An oil hp Z
a boarding house exploded. The Aisaa
hall and ten stores were desIoyed
a hotel and a Large lumber mill were ~
aged.
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syphills. nervous a !, Si1si issSns
t tisa. l Dimpiss, piles An Sls e
HATHAWAY Ss & CO, ,, %a sstgs
sending sending for symptom s'ffo r. ~
No. . for Vcmen; No, Sesy1sf
for satarrh. @-pssAsAs1joo
above dis<ssss ~
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I su.s ssss ~
NV M
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mnedirlnG.s
is the
the c1: ~
ton
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The People Biz
What They Read Absut
SarsaparilIa
Their Faith J, IN This Mod. /.
Grounded on MAJ !
Thoy Know It Abso,u..
When Other Med,clrs. , 4

Thoy Know It Abse,ut.,. .
When Other Medlclnss s. M !
Hoods sarsaparilla ID moi NC.
PIE preparation Of sarsaps,,,,. ss y
Stillingia and little Iodlds !, 4 Ds
Besides thsse excellent si..''. - \
also contains those great antl.bl,,s
liver remedies, Mandrake ana I 3. n
It also contains those great l,d,.' Y
dies, iva Ursi, Juniper Rs,,,.. ~ I
Pipsissewa. 81
Nor are these all. Other w.,
curative agents are harmoplos.'s. J;
bined in Hoods sarsaparIll. y. !.
carefully prepared under tn - !
supervision of a regularly educs.,s N
macist. ~
Knowing these facts, Is the .b,a,.. \.
the people have in Hoods sar.ss.s. i
matter OF surprisef You 3,
Hoods sarsaparilla cures. ~ ".
medicines totally, absolutely IN
"My little girl was ss,,m.,
eczema and suffered for seven NJ. !, \, 1
was attended by physician, ma !, }.
many different kinds OF medicIos ~ y
out relief. After taking a few bos,, ~ !:
Hoods sarsaparilla she wus cursds a
EMMA FRANKLIN, Honeoye, New Ycs
GODS Sam s.st|
Is the Best-in fact the One Trua y,lo.s ~,
81 six for So. @. l. Hood q ca. IAN ynInz
Hoods Pills cure cure Liver NJ. s.ysss |
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An interesting letter from a marine o,
board the British first class cruiser Power,
ful. recently at Manila. on the relation,
between the British csrs and the Americas
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 REAI, ESTATE AGEr

~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ssOoo-Brand-new 1h-story residence on Twenty-frst st.. close to Bryant; contains cepted keys at this office; open Sundays for inspection bet and D. m.
 s9OOo-Polk st., near California, 3-story build ing. store and flats of rooms and bath; rent s70.
 s22, ,00o-Geary st., near Jones; rent s175; good 3-story building under secured lease; over 2 years to run; extra large lot.
 500 CASH. BALANCE s15 MONTHLY. . s150G-Nce cottage on Diamond st.. close to Castro and Chenery; contains rooms and bath. s35oO-Twentieth st., near Castro: 2-story resi- dence of rooms and bath; also small house in rear; mortgage of s17o0 can remain; lot 25x1lO s2oOo-Small amount of cash required very attractive bay-window cottage of rooms and bath. etc., on Jersey st., near Castro s2s, ,Ooo-Rent ssso; an offer wanted; good Chinatown investment on Washington st.; ex- tra large lot. over 70 feet by over 100 feet in depth.
 rooms bath. etc, Page st., near Laguna; good renting property. close to town
 s75oo, worth SIP. .O00-O' Farrell st., La guna; modern 2-story basement and attic resi- dence, containing IF rooms and latest improve ments; rent $65; lot 25x120 to rear street s4S00-Offer wanted; rent s47; Pine st., near Franklin; flats of 4 and rooms and bath each; also cottage on rear street. lot has frontages.
 GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY T7oo-Spendid building on prominent street in the Western Addition; plate glass show win dows the floor of the store is laid in tiles; the building was erected for baker. who Is doing an excellent business
 s21, ,000-Golden Gate ave: corner of promi- nent street; large lot 40xsO; improvements con- sist Of flats and stores; rents $177 50. s30o0-Tehama st., near Eighth; 2-story frame building, containing rooms; also 2-story house of rooms in rear; rent s35; lot 26x75.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth- marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed In at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same published.
 BORN.
 LEAHEY-In this city August 22 1898, to the wife of w. J. Leahey. daughter. NAVARRETE-In this city. August g. 1898, to the wife of E. M. Navarrete. a daughter.