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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
SACASIA ADMITS DEFEAT |
ANNOUNCES OFFICIALLY DE-
STRUCTION OF FLEET
SPANISH ADMIRAL'S FAMILY NO.
TITLED BY HIMSELF
INFORMS THEM HE is HELD AS A
PRISONER OF WAR

spaniards I'm Madrid Profess to
Doubt Authenticity of the Adj
mirars Dispatch, but the Exultn-
ton Over the Reported Escape
From Santiago of the Spanish
Squadron Is Dying Out-Truth
Spanish Public as Long as POSI-
bIe-How Cervera Arranged to
Dash Out OF Santiago HarbOr.
MADRID, July g p. m).-Senor Sa-
gasta, the premier, has announced off,
cially that Admiral Cervera's squadron
has been defeated, that the Almirante
Oquendo was burned and the Maria
Teresa sunk, and Admiral Cervera
himself is Il prisoner of war. The dis
patch containing the information has
not yet been fully deciphered.
FACTS FINALLY PUBLISHED.
LONDON, July 6.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times says:
dispatches received from American
sources describing the destruction of
Admiral Cervera's squadron, which
the morning papers considered wild
exaggerations and consequently held
back. have now been published in
special editions They are generally
regarded as substantially true, and
have produced a most painful impress
sion among all classes, but there Is
perfect tranquility. I perceive no
symptoms of dangerous popular ex-
element
CERVERA'S FAMILY INFORMED.
LONDON, July 1.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times says:
Admiral Cervera's family have re-
ceived a telegram, professedly from
him, stating that he is a prisoner, but
Its authenticity is doubted. The fol-
lowing is the only official dispatch the
government has received since yester-
day:
AT dusk last night there reached the
Socapa battery several shpwrecked
men from the sunken torpedo boat de-
stroyers. They said the Infanta Maria
Teresa was steaming in a damaged
condition, out of sight Of the town, and
that the Almirante Oquendo was afire.
subsequently other sailors, do not
know how many, got ashore and con-
firIned the above. The. enemy attacked
our forces during the morning, caus-
ing us loss of seven wounded. Col.
Escarios' column has arrived"
The dispatch goes ON to describe the
Intervention of the foreign consuls at
Santiago and the offer Of the Ameri-
cans to delay bombardment on the
morning of july g. providing the Span
iards refrained from attacking them.
1t concludes with the words: Il have
agreed"
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ToDAY''s BULLETIN.

Page. -
1-Shafter Delays Santiago Attack.
Sampson and Shafter to Confer.
Premier Sagasta Admits Defeat.
Civil War Feared in Spain.
Cuba Cannot Be Retained.
Camp Ramsey Astir Again.
The Fare OF the Thirteenth.
Fourteenth Wants to Move.
Troops Coming in From Country.
Black Bass and Croppies.
8-The Freight on Iron Ore.
One Tragedy Of Sevilla.
kEditorial.
Polish National Musical Convention.
The Shadow Falls Parkway.
b-St. Paul Defeats Minneapolis.
indianapolis Beats Columbus.
Results of Cycle Races.
6-Bar Silver, 5S%c.
Cash wheat In Chicago. 1870.
Minneapolis Republican Caucuses
saltwater Boy Drowned.
News of the Railways.
ACouncil and Kiefer's Appointments.
Bailiffs Feel the Blade.
To Remodel the Market
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the squadron. The Americans were
deceived, and Unanswered towards
the supposed course Of the Spaniards.
while Admiral Cervera went full
steam ahead, maintaining a contin-
uous fire until clear of the American
lines, and then steamed westward,
pursued and breasted by some Of the
swiftest American vessels until they
were lost sight of from MORO cas-
tie. In the meantime the torpedo boat
destrOyerS sank under a rain of shells
from the numerous American vessels.
1t Is presumed part of their crews
We're saved by the enemy or swan
ashore. number of life buoys were
provided on board the torpedo boat de-
stroyers, whose crews anticipated that
their vessels would be destroyed"
The foregoing is the popular Span
ish version of the sortie of Admiral
Cervera from the harbor of Santiago
de Cuba, and the sacrifice of the crews
Of the torpedo boat destroyers is said
to be highly appreciated by the queen
regent, while the general public is over
joyed at their conduct. 1t is supposed,
here, that Admiral Cervera is running
for Havana, since he has not been re-
ported as arriving at Cienfuegos, and
there will be tremendous anxiety here
until 1t Is reported that Admiral Ger
vera and his squadron are safe in Ha-
vana harbor. Hopes are expressed In
this city that the Spanish admiral may
capture or destroy some American YES
sells while on his way to Havana.
These contradictory versions Of the
sorties have caused tinge Of perplex-
ity and dampness ON the general feel
ing.
In military circles 1t Is thought Gen.
Shafter has been repulsed, that Ad-
miral Sampson has been baff1ed, and
the universal aspect Of the war
changed, but the general expression Is
that peace at present Is impossible on
ing.
LONDON, July 5.-The dispatches of
the Associated Press telling Of the de-
struction Of Admiral Cervera's fleet, In
Guiding the official accounts of the bat
tie, have been telegraphed to Madrid
and the dispatch just received from
Madrid at the office here of the Asso-
ciated Press for transmission to the
United States giving the Spanish YER
sion Of the sorties, shows that the
Spanish censor has suppressed the AS
ISOLATED Press dispatch or that they
are regarded by the Spanish as being
incredible.
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sPANIARDs DEFIANT.

Cabinet Council mt Madrid Decides
to Fight to the Last Man.
MADRID, July 5-n p. m.-The cab
met council tonight after short ses-
sion decided not to open negotiations
for peace, but to continue the war with
all risks, while single soldier remains
in Cuba.
The government has no news as to
a bombardment of Santiago and has
cabled Gov. Gen. Blanco for details Of
the naval battle
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DESPERATE BATTLE BYNICHT
SPANIARDS MAKE A SORTIE
FROM THEIR TRENCHES
Firing Had Been DesultOry, and a
Night Attack Was Unlocked For
- Americans, Hard Pressed,
Wavered for q Time, Then Raj
lied and Drove the spaniards
From the Field.

Copyright by the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sunday, July
8 (via Kingston, Jamaica, Monday,
July Q.-The Spanish made desperate
night attack upon our left shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock Saturday night. The
assault was directed at the position
that had been carried by Gen. Kents
men. The Spaniards left the trenches
and charged across the open, striking
heavily upon Cen Wikoff's brigade,
consisting Of the Ninth, Thirteenth
and Twenty fourth infantry. They
were reinforced by a heavy fire all
along their line Of guns and batteries,
and succeeded in driving some Of our
men from the trenches. but the heavy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
FACE TO FACE.

American and Spanish soidiers
view Each other Curiousiy.
DOWNRIGHT by the Associated Press
AT GEN. WHEELER'S QUART hf's''
on the line beyond Santiago, July (via
Port Antonio, Jamaica and Kingston
IuIy D.-shortly before noon TO-DAY or
ders were sent up and down our ine 10
cease firing and exactly at IL O'CLOCK d
400 of truce was raised above the rlne
+ranches on San Juan hill. The span
70 rds observed the flag and few mo-
,.aan+s later Col. Derst, Of Gen. Shar-
ter's staff, conveyed across the oispu'o0'
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The commodore's friends have long
predicted that If he secured an oppors
tunity he would render good account
of the fighting ability of the Amer
lean navy, and they, are glad this OPP
portunity was afforded. 1t is one
more, and, perhaps, the greatest
achievement in large line with which
Commodore Schley's3 name has been
associated, others including the relief
of the Greedy, Arctic expedition, and
the command of the Baltimore at VAL
paraiso when war was imminent as a
result Of a mob attack on the Amer
lean blue Jackets.
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REFUGEES REMOVED.

Foreign Warshtps Convey NOn-Com-
batants From Santiago.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press
KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 5 OBS p.
m.).-The British warships Alert and
Fallas, the former with fourteen refu-
gees and the latter with twenty-eight,
and the Austrian man-of-war Kaiserin
Maria Theresa, with thirty-eight refu-
gees, arrived at Port Royal today. They
left the entrance of the harbor of San
tiago de, Cuba at p. m. yesterday
(Monday).
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Gen. Linnres VIII recover.

MADRID, July 5.-An official dispatch from
Santiago says that the wound of Gen. Linares
has developed complications. He is pro-
foundry touched by the numerous congratuia-
lions he has received. His troops also are
grateful for the queen regents cablegram OF
felicitation.
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PLANNING ESCAPE.

Cervera COnsults With His Officers
Prior to Sailing From the Harbor.
Copyright by the Associated Press.
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 4
(via Antonio, Jamaica, July 8, via
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NOVEL ESCAPE.

Madrid's Account OF How Admiral
Cervcra "GOt Away"
LONDON, July "a special dis
patch from Madrid, by way of Paris,
gives a. long circumstantial account,
by Capt. Aunon, minister Of marine,
of Admiral Cervera's alleged escape
from Santiago harbor.
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Pope Urges Spain to Peace.

Daily Chronicle
pope rumored the regent begging
refusing to treat for
the Spanish navy could not
thanh
President McKinley-so 1t is ru-
moredappeaIng towards unfortunate out
nemy
dredits such rumors ana
denies hat the powers action
LONDON, Chronicle this morning
Spanish government thinks
present would
of Carlis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
Has Santiago Fallen?

VIEW YORK; July 3D. MA reached here at O'Clock
morning Playa Santiago fallen details
giyen the cqpud probably
bmden surrender BY Gems Lne and Of
the foreign consuB.
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ANOTHER "vICTORY."
Madrid Finds solace in n Story
From Santiago.

MADRID. July I'll p. m9.-An off,
cial dispatch from. Havana says the
American ships renewed the attack on
.Tunas, but the enemy was VIGOROUSLY
repulsed by the battery. Over 100 pro-
1ectlles were thrown into the place. The
Spanish loss was five wounded, but
many houses were demolished. Gable
communication to Santiago has been
restored.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

Fleet Has Materially Changed the
Situation at SantiagO-Believed
That American Ships Can Safely
Enter the HarbOr and Turn Their
Guns Upon the City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

ON CIVIL WAR
LONDON July of the Meqrno
Tuesday night "Dorder military
apparent population
Marshal Martinez cans the
to the and the of preserving ORDER"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06

ment thus far, and the authorities here
feel that nothing Of that nature will
develop.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-01
MARRIED.

oN-WoRTHINGTON = In this city,
August 49, 1898. by the Rev. Frank S. Ford.
pastor of the First Christian Church. Harry
H. Houston of willows, Cal, and Maggie
e. worthington of Red Bluff. Cal.
LEMCKE-GRAHAM-I this city August g.
1898, by the Rev., F. r. Farrand. August
Lerncke and Lulu Graham, both Of San Fran
cisco.
McIsAAC-MA this city August 7.
1898, by the Rev. David James, John r. No
Isaac and Edith E. Maunder. 80.
WHITMORE-WILSON this city. August
o. 1898. by the Rev F. r. Farrand Carlos
Whitmore of San Francisco and Margaret
NJ Wilson of Stockton.
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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 Endorsed with the name and residence of
persons authorized to have the same published.
! BORN. -
MOLLER-In this city August 81 1898, to the
: wife of Captain N. H. Moller daughter.
PADRUTT-In this city, August 3d. 1898. to
the wife of G. @. Padrutt. daughter.
sTEvENsoN--In this city, August 2s,. 1898, to
the wife ID. A. Stevenson. a daughter
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CARD OF THANKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Aug 81, 1885,
NV children join with me in extending to
Harrison streets, for services at 10 o'clock.
Paramount Lodge No los. K. of p, and all
kind friends our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks for their great kindness and aid rem
dered to US in our recent great affection in
the death OF my beloved wife and their
mother c. c. COLLIER and Children.
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Of the Mission don't fall to call on US Save
time and money. ~
s6500-3oxs5; corner on Sixteenth ST; pick
up for some. one; store and rooms: upper fiat;
g. rooms. bath: house ;of 4 rooms and stable.
!: s4200-25xl05: Guerrero ST.. near Eighteenth :
modern house of 9 rooms. bath; all IN perfect
ORDER. street bituminized;. house cost $500 to
build = -:
s26oo-25x1O0; Lapidge ST.; a bargain; cottage
Of 5 rooms, bath, stable and driveway. -:
:. s500Q-30x90; Albion ave, near Valencia and
Sixteenth SITS; modern flats. of s. 5 and 6 rooms
bath; always rented: good investment. =
S210e-2oxS0; Pond ST., near. Sixteenth = and
Market; :cozy cottage of rooms bath: -.
s1S00-25xS0; San Carlos ave, near Eighteenth
St; cottage Of rooms, bath: cheap. =.
A Few Vacant Lots Worth Looking At
:. s160Q-30xS5: Dolores ST., near Eighteenth
cheapest lot In Mission. =:
s4200-50x100; Sixteenth st; near Market.
:: $1600-25x100; Fifteenth ST., near Market.
l.: A. SOUC: 81 CO;
465-467 Valencia ST.. near. Sixteenth.
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81. 00G-Very handsome brand new building
Just completed; rent $780, large corner lot; this
building contains. corner fats of rooms and
bath. etc.. each; very sunny and very attrac-
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i: s22 ooO-Geary ST., near Jones; rent SITS; goo
3-story building under secured lease; over
years to run; extra large lot. -.
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sS500-Twentieth ST., near Castro; 2-story res
dence of rooms and bath; also small house
rear; mortgage of s170O can. remain: lot 25xl1
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DIED.

,BALART-In Napa, August .2s, 1885, Lisardo
Balart Of 1882 Folsom street, beloved hus-.
band of Adelna Balart, and father of Gene
We've and Dagrherto Balart, native Of
Spain, aged 50 years
DFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited. to. attend the funeral this day
.(Thursday). at 10 o'clock. from Pythian
Castle. 90s Market street, under the auspices
of Unity Lodge. K. of P. Officers and mem
bers of Saxon Lodge No 1S4S, K.of H., and
Court No. 913, l. Q. F., are requested to at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-01

$1,000 Brand-new HISTORY: residence on
Twenty:first St.: close to Bryant, contains
rooms, bath. etc; street bituninzed and &C
cepted; keys at this offces open Sundays for
inspection bet. / and p. M: =.
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s2000-Smal amount of cash required; very
attractive bay window cottage of rooms and
bath, ETC., on Jersey ST., near Castro.
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CITY REAL ESTATE. :
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
$1,000 Brand-new HISTORY: residence. on
Twenty-frst St.. close to Bryant; contains:
rooms, bath. etc; street bituninized and &C
cepted; keys at this office; open Sundays for
inspection bet. / and p M: "
:. 81. 000-yery handsome brand new building
Just completed; rent 500: large corner lott this
pudding contains corner fats OF rooms ana
bath. etc., EACH, very sunny and very attrac-
s22. ooo-Geary St, near Jones; rent Sis; good
3-story building under. secured lease; over
years to run; extra large lot. -. = =
s35oO-Twentieth ST., near Castro; 2-story resi-
dence of 7 rooms and bath; also small house IN
rear; mortgage of $170O can remain: lot 25xl1o.
s20oo-Smal amount of cash required; very
attractive window cottage of rooms and
bath, ETC., on Jersey st., near Castro.
s2s. oo0-Rent $3.50: an offer wanted; good
Chinatown investment on Washington st; ex-
ira large lot, over 70 feet by over 100 feet in
depth. -.
$4,000 Rent $780,. handsome new flats Of and
rooms, bath, ETC., on Page st., near :Lagunaj
good renting property, close to town.
$500. worth $4,000 Farrell St, near La
guna; modern 2:story basement and attic resi-
dence, containing 70 rooms and latest improve
ments; rent ss5; lot 25xl2o to rear street
s4SOo-oner wanted rent 81; Pine st.. near
franklin flats of and rooms and bath
each; also cottage on rear street: lot has
frortages. -.
-. GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY.
T. s7700-Splendid building a 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. So.
F. s21, G00-Golden Gate ave. corner of promi-
nent street; large lot, 40x9O;. improvements CEN
sist of fats and stores; rents SIT 90. 1888:
ss0oG-Tehama ST, near Eighth; 2-story frame
building: containing s rooms; also a 2-story
house OF rooms In rear; rent ss5;. ut 26x75.
=: BALDWIN & HOWELL,
-. =: 10 Montgomery. ST.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Robert Ellis and Lizzie Grady. 25-1s
2. G. Bischof and Marie L: Mueller. 1926
Harry a.. Brann and tillis P: George. :. 27=a
Frank w: Judson and Mary A. O'Brien. 1921
James Campbell and Elizabeth Littlejohn. .55-4s
Richard r. Weatherly and Ethel jackson. .25-16
George Menke and Caddie J. Burress -. 24-23
J. e. Broderck and Caroline r. Topharn 1888
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els BullOlnB, Dan riductSco
NO. 2720 State of California-In the Superior
Court in and for the City. and County Of San
Francisco department TEMP.
In the matter of the petition of IDA M
SCOOFFY for the perpetuation OF testimony.
In the above entitled special proceeding no.
tice is hereby given. that under an order 6f the
presiding Judge of said. court, dated July g.
<. Q. 1888, and on the application Of. the above
named petitioner, IDA M. SCOOFFY, on
THURSDAY, September $, a D. 1928; before
on. the fourth floor of the Parrot building.
situated on the south side of Market street,
6etween Fourth and Fifth streets, in the said
City and county of San Francisco. State. Of
California, commencing at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m. on said date, the testimony Of
HIRAM BURT COOK and of WALTER HER
BERT COOK in the said special proceeding
will he taken.
The object OF the said special proceeding lis to
perpetuate the testimony Of the said witnesses
in relation TO the lot ami premises, thirty
(3o) feet front by sixty t6ol feet in depth. sit
uated on the west side of Taylor street. be-
tween Pacific and Broadway streets. in said
city ard county. and numbered one thousand
Ave hundred and forty-one d54D, on Taylor
street.
For further information reference is hereby
made to the petition and order aforesaid.
IDA M. SCOOFFY, Petitioner.
Dated San Francisco. July 6, A. D. 1898.
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s2S, 000-Rent $3.50; an offer wanted goo
Chinatown investment on Washington St. eS
ira. large lot. over 10 feet by over 100 feet !
depth. =.
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CITY: REAL. ESTATE.


AL Horiger. Louis A. Souc.
L. A.. SoUC & co, =.
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If YOU are looking for property in any part
of the Mission don't fall to call on u.s.. Save
time and money. ;" J.:
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ass and 4s7 Valencia ST.. Near sixteenth.

Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
. !. Houses Rented. Rents Collected.
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s650o-Rent $50; handsome new flats Of and
Z rooms, bath, etc, on Page st., near -Lagunaj
good renting property, close: to town.
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guna; modern 2=story basement and attic resi-
dence, containing. IL rooms and latest improve
mentsi rent SIS; lot 25x120 to rear street. :.
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sS0oG-Tehama ST: near Eighth; 2-story frame
building, containing rooms; also a 2-story
house of rooms In rear; rent s35; 1pt 26x75. =.
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= s21, G00-Golden Gate ave; corner of. promi-
nent street large lot, 40x90; Improvements CEN
sist of fats and stores: rents SIT 90 $50
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BALDWIN & HOWELL,
=: 10 Montgomery st.
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ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.

NEAT 7-room furnished house on the sunny
side Of Buena Vista ave, near Willows broad
gauge. Alameda, will be rented at a very low
figure. Address MRS MORTENSON, 2103
Buena Vista ave-, Alameda.
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$500 Offer wanted rent s47; Pine St. near
Franklin; flats of and rooms and bath
each; also cottage on rear street: lot has
frontages.. :.
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GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s7700-Splendid building on prominent street
in the. Western Addition; plate glass show win
dows; the floor of the storeis laid in tiles; the
building was erected for baker, who is doing
an excellent business. -. =. !:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

. f15o-PARTNER wanted in genteel cash bnsi
ness; Will clear $50 per month to each dIties
easily learned MCLAUGHLIN & co, IN
Market st. - -
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PETERSON-In this city, August 3d. 1888, Jo-
native Of County Kilkenny, Ireland. aged IS
n Friends and acquaintance are respect
(Friday) at - o. clock, from her late. resi-
dence, LA Precita avenue thence to. ST. An
thongs Church. Army street, where solemn
requiem mass will be celebrated for the re-
nose of her soul; commencing at = O'Clock.
.interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
ROSENTHAL In this city, August 81. 1898.
thai. and beloved mother Of Joseph II. Ro-
senthaI of Butte City, Mont. Isaac Rosen-
thai of Kansas City Mo-, Mrs M T. schles-
ingerof Los Angles and Ray and Matt Rosen-
thai of San Francisco a native or Poland,
aged rs years and month.
" Friends and ,acquaintances are respect
(Thursday). at 2:15 o'clock, from her late
residence, 41S Larkin street: Intern1ent Hills
:. of Eternity Cemetery by $3.50 o'clock train
omit flowers.
RJJIZ-In this city. August 90 1885, Gabriel
Ruiz, private Company H, Seventh California
Gabriel and Rafaela C. de Ruiz, and brother
of Arthur, Lazaro, Ulpiano, Thomas. An
selma, Valentine, Albertna, Petra, Josefa,
Ilicy and Acasia Ruiz, a native of San
Rnenaventura. Cal, aged 10 years
,rrRR EIL-In this CITY, August so, 1885,. Mrs.
Anna NJ Tirrell, beloved mother of George
u Conant q native of -coston, Mass.
gTFriends and acquaintances are respect.
fniIy invited to attend the funeral this day
Thursday, at o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 1908 Van Ness avenue Interment pri2
vate.
rJI,M-In this city. August go, 1898, Ottilie,
beloved daughter Of Adam and Cecilia Ulm,
and sister of Adam Ulm Jr.. native Of San
Francisco, aged 80 years. months and q
GyFriends and acquaintance are respect
H 1yted AT oeoek from he ss
Of her parents, 726 Bay street, corner of
Hyde Interment I. o. o. F. Cemetery.