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FABULOUS PRICES PREVAIL
BAND CONCERTS A MoCKERY ...-T TO THE STARVING.
Suffering of the Famished Reconcen- -: trados Almost Indescribable.
 .r.e Stores Closed to Save Them :: .~: From Being Looted.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

=. NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Accounts of the condition of affairs in Havana, @AIatanzas and Cardenas have been given by passengers of the steamer "%Fridtjof Nansen, which has arrived from Sagua- She brought twenty-nine refugees, most of whom are Spaniards,
 who had made all sorts of sacrifices to escape from the island in anticipation of it's being controlled by the insur- " gents Many of them were well sup piled with funds, having turned all their available property into cash. They paid S250 each for passage.
 Almost all those aboard being Span fish sympathizers, a meAing was held in the saloon, while the ship was off 'Barnegat, N J., at which a majority pledged themselves to refuse to give ing the condition of things in Cuba A few, however, consented to talk after they got ashore, but they were unwill- ing to permit their names to be used. :: One woman who had reached Sagua by rail from Havana said that the con- dition of affairs in the capital was de- Vfiqrable and was daily growing worse. .. There is plenty of money" she said, l ] -ly purchase anything? It is impossible to get beef at any price, and even horse flesh costs $1 a pound Bread costs 28 cents a pound and is very bad : at that Eggs, which are brought in
 from the country in small quantities. cost 8. cents each. The supply of con- g :-deIsed milk is practically exhausted and the. little left is sold at s2 for a can, such as you buy here for 10 cents On the average ten to twelve persons are found dead of starvation in the
 streets every day, and this takes no account of the scores who daily die of :hiln&eT in the houses. No words can ::deScIfbe the horrors of Los Foscos, at the foot of the Prad0, where the recon
 centrados are herded together. I was
 told :that there were no less than 4000
 of .these miserable people in tho place WtienI came away, and they are dy- ing by hundreds, for, of course, noth-
 Ing is being done for their relief. Even the. Government has not enough food
 for its own soldiers: Worse than this,
 the ..officials beat and abuse them shalmefufly.
 "A few gas lamps are still burning lir the; streets, but the electric lights aro :oYilX lighted on Thursday nights,
 vhcr there. is music in the Paruuet
 Certrale- What. a ghastly mockery
 lhpea~ha concerts are, with so many penpEe: starving to' death within sound
 If the fnusici All the theaters are , cIased: and their lobbies are nightly crowded with the kcmeless poor Wine Is inc onig thing in the city that is plentiful and cheap, so that even the poor can get a little at times.
 Almost all the stores in Weyler and o'Reilly streets. are closed. as are tue
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principal hotels. The stock of coal Is almost completely exhausted and for a few days the local trains that run to Vedado, past the Santa: Clara battery, were stopped for want of fuel They are now burning wood, but even that will soon be gone.'
 Juan Zarraga Sarte said:
 1T do not know anything of the con- ditfons. in. Havana. but do know that there is much misery at Cardenas and MatanZas. Things. however, might be worse, considering the strin- gency of the blockade. Much starva- ton has been avoided by the foresight of the merchants, who, In anticipation of the outbreak of the war, laid in large stores of provisions. Of course they have sold at high prices, and I heard of one man who. made s4oO,O0O in a speculation In flour, in Sagua. All the stores which have provisions are kept under constant guard by soldiers to prevent the starving people from loot ing them Every one Is tired of the war, and on. all hands one hears pray
 CTS that peace. will soon. come"
 The Nansen brought up a cargo of
 sugar which she discharged at Will ! liamsburg. She also brought 36S bales '. of tobacco and 322 cases of cigars. This
 was the first cargo of sugar reaching r the United States since the surrender l. of Santiago.
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DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Christian Church Convention Elects
 New State Boards.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 3.-The Christian Church Convention at Garfield Park opened to-day with devotional services conducted by Colonel E. G. Hall of o San vpa sa1ectfon of new State board of directors. the following being elected: :: Rev. J H. Hughes of San Jose, ReY; SG;vd deTi TG of Gilroy. pr. J. W. Lowry of Santa Rosa Rev. G. W smith of Woodland: ReS' Peter Goblin of Visalia and Professor $ $; N Jefferson of Berkeley. Three trustees of the Berkeley Bible Seminary were also eiected-Rev w. A. Gardner of San Fran gan cisco. Professor S. M. Jefferson of Der BeT- keley and Hon A Nj. Mccoy of Red Blur.
 The report of the committee on resolu- ttons was read the most important one being in reference to schismatical prea ch- ers who would not be countenanced In the convention. The list of ministers on the iJIs Rev j. H. Mccullough of Irvington preached tonight Tomorrow will be de- voted to the Sunday-school convention.
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5000 men at the beginning; that he took Ocos and San Marcos; that his army has constantly grown by deser- tions from the Government forces, and that. he Is rapidly advancing on the capital.
 Many men are being shot and i'm prisoned by Cabrera. Jose Leon Cas- tillo, leader In last years insurrection and now a candidate for President, took refuge some days ago In the Mex ican legation.
 Last night General Mendezabal. commander of Barrios' forces last year, died suddenly. He was sum- moned from his plantation by Presi- dent Estrada yesterday and died two hours after the interview with the President Ills friends say he was poisoned. He was most popular in Guatemala.
 Last Saturday the President pro- claimed the country in a state of siege. Friends of Estrada Cabrera claim Mo- rales is backed by the Mexican Gov ernment, and that his is a move to an- nex Guatemala to Mexico.
 Morales Is reported to have a strong force of Mexicans with him as we'll as foreigners of all nations. They have plenty of munitions of war, besides a good supply of field artillery.
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PANAMA, Aug. 3.-The details of the revolution in Guatemala. received to- night, state that the movement Is more powerful than that against Barrios last
 September. Prospero Morales has re- turned from Mexico with a greater force than before. The Government yesterday published a bulletin giving
 details of the attack on San Marcos by Morales. The bulletin claims vic tory for the Government forces, but 1t
 indicates victory for Morales. The report admits that General Molina and other. officers of the Government forces were captured and that General Manuel Reyna, brother of ex-PTesident Reyna Barrios. and other officers were killed !: day. An order has been issued pro- hibiting the publication of any news =paper in Guatemala City.
 :4 A. few days ago General Toledo was :renloved from the Vice Secretaryship : @of.-.HVat: because he was suspected of being: irs. sympathy with the revolu- :tionfsts:> His brother Is In prison. Gen aral Soeorro de Leon, who played false @ to. Barrios in the last war, also Is in TJrfsQn: Several prominent citizens not fla *accord with President Estrada Ca :iby.era; have fled the country.
 : 1t is reported here that Morales had
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MORALES INVADES
 GUATEMALA WITH
 A LARGE FORCE
Rebel Force Wbich Crosses the MexicoD Frontier Is Checked
 Near Sap Marcos.
 : Jsmes Gordon

correspondent
  frontier his followers
 
  September. 7 official advices repud by Gov Q
  section of the country Is entirely cut on. 6 general movement will for ridab port struggle promises be Q and . acting President Cabrera asking Q gravity of the ported drebel received following reply 6
  toft repulsed
  c ahTshoe oeace"
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On the Tennis Courts.

NEWCASTLE, N. H.. Aug. 3.-The an- nual lawn tennis tournament to-day brought out large attendance. The most interesting match of the morning was that between G. P. Sheldon Jr., the na- tional chmapioh, and Beals Wright of Boston. the Harvard dinterscholastic cham pion. Sheldon, who has played but little this season, put up good game. but was defeated in two sets. J. P. Paret. who has just arrived from Ireland with fresh laur- els, defeated A. M. Hawes in the first round. beat c. P Sheldon IT,, 7-5. 10-8,; J. c. Davidson beat Harry Williams. 6-2, 6-1
 E. F. Fischer beat c. H. Adams, 4-5,
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Winners at Butte.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 3.-First race six and A half furlongs-Mike Rice won. Fred Gardner second. Master Mariner third. Time. 122A.
 Second race, four and half furlongs-ocor- ona won Come second. EnZy third. Time. :56
 Third race one miie-Coda won. Encino sec ond Rapido third Time. 14S.
 Fourth race seven furlongs-Watomba won. Los Prietos second Ill-Bred third. Time, f:30h Fifth race, one mile-Twinkle Twink wen. Duke of York II second, Daylight third. Time, sixth race. five furlongs-Peixotto won. Trap pean second, Baby Ruth third. Time, 102a.
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Highland Park Races.

DETROIT. Aug. 3.-The Highland Park Clubs meeting began at the Windsor Track to-day. Results
 First race six furlongs-Tusculum won, Ma zeppa second. 'Dr. Pitts third. Time, 1;2o.
 Second race, five. furongs-Tribune won. Trimmer second, Oak Maid third. Time, 1:05h
 Third race, one plile-Filibuster won. Kathie May second. Bon Jour third. Time, 1:47T. quarter-Alice Farley won, Miss Gussie sec ond, Scraps third. Time, 2:1l.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Record won. Anno- wan second, Prospero third Time. 1:05A.
 Sixth race steepechase. short course-Tus- carora won. Roseberg second. Lady Maud third. Time, 2:16
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Embezzlement Case Dismissed.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 3.--The case: of County Treasurer J. w. Thompson. ac- cused of embedding 1000 from the county funds, was dismissed to-day on motion of the District Attorney. The grounds for dismissfng the case were that the county funds were correct at the time when the complaint was sworn out out and had been for several days previous count of the funds was made, and that there was not sufficient evidence to con- vic
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What Will Become of China.

None can foresee the outcome of the quar- rel between foreign powers over the division of China. It is Interesting to watch tho going to pieces of this ancient but unprogressive race. Many people in America also going to pieces because of dyspepsia, constipation, living too fast. but strength vigor and good health can be retained If keep off and cure Bitters,
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WOODLAND; Aug. 3.-The Capay Val ley Telephone. Company has applied for a franchise and a right of way to con- struct and operate a line between Rum sey and Woodland. The application will has heen nllhlished in due form.
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Al the Chesshoards.

COLOGNE, Aug: 3.-This morning in the International chess tournament: Char other games were adjourned. After re- cess Tschigorin beat Popiel; Gotchell and stenitz drew; Henrichsen downed sch9I walter; Burn. defeated Albin; Janowskl nroved too much for Schiffers; Fritz and Schiller drew and Berger. went down be- fore Cohn.
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FORMIDABLE RISING OF
 ..CARLlSTS IN CATALONIA

LONDON, Aug. 3.-A special dispatch from Barcelona says a formidable risint of Carlists has taken place near Lorida Catalonia.
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EoRrY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Precinct-1415 Jackson. Second Precinct-1702 Hyde. Third Precinct-1905 Hyde. Fourth Precinct-26011a Hyde. Fifth Precinct-2103. Larkin- sixth Preeinct-16O6 Pacific avenue. Seventh Precinct-170S Polk: Eighth Precinct-2029 Pacific avenue. Ni664b oii Precinct-2322 Fillmore. Tenth Precinct-1S13 Vallejo. Eleventh Precinct-S. E. corner Octavi& atH TweIfth Precinct-3oO1h Webster. Thirteenth Precinct-1942 Union. Fourteenth Precinctom2515 Fillmore (rear). Stxteetb SiIteentb Precinct-2s26A Washington. Seventeenth Precinct-29S1 Washington. Eighteenth Precinct-2T55 Greenwich. Nineteenth Precinct-36H Sacramento.
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THIRTIErH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

First Precinct-251s Sixth Second Precinct-36 Sixth. Third Precinct-1006 Mission. Fourth Precinct-4O Minna. Fifth Precinct-1040 Howard. Sixth Precinct-445 Minna- Seventh Precinct-959 Howard. Eighth Precinct-1091 Howard. Ninth Precinct-215 Sixth. Tenth Precinct-336 Sixth. Eleventh Precinct-327 Sixth. Twelfth Precinct-44 Sixth. Thirteenth Precinct-921 Harrison Fourteenth Precinct-410 Sixth.
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FoRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS.
 TRICT.

TRICT. First Precfnct-131 Turk. Second Precinct-224 Taylor. Third Precinct-137 Taylor EoiIrth Precinct-317A O'Farrell. ESftb Il Precinct-31O O'Farren. Sixth Precinct-5S1 Geary. , Seventh P1eeinftTSSs aft7sss,l Pfs5; pi5e ,- Ni9tb Precinct-1342 Sacramento. Tenth Precinct-N. w. corner Pine and Mason (booth).
 Eleventh Precinct-1102 Clay. iTweIfth Precinct-1023 Pacific. thirteenth Precinct-1O26 Hyde: Fourteenth Precinct-1426 Washington. Fifteenth Precinct-1237 Broadway.
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FoRT1ETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First Precinct-1629 Pine.
 Second P1ecinct-1529 Bush. |, Third Precinct-1669 Post I, Fourth Precinct-1602 Laguna- l. Fifth Precnct-1S14 Laguna. Sixth Precinct-2113 Pine.
 Seventh Precinct-20071a Fillmore. Eighth Precinct-19O4 Fillmore. {. Ninth Precinct-1619 Buchanan Tenth Precinct-1625 Fillmore. Eleventh Precinct-1703 Devisaderos Twelfth Precinct-2002 Devisadero. Thirteenth Precinct-2925 California Fourteenth Precinct-222S Geary. Fifteenth Precinct-2533 Sutter- Sixteenth Precinct-2903 Pine. Seventeenth Precinct-1450 Central ave. Eighteenth Precinct-1209 Point Looos. Nineteenth Precinct-N. w. corner Ninth and Point Lobos avenues. Twentieth Precinct-3124 Point Lobos.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
THIRT- SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIs-
 TRICT.

THIRT- SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIs-
 TRICT. First Precinct-3S7 Hayes. Second Precinct-1S2S Market. Third Precinct-143 Page. OCtavia
 Fifth Precinct-475 Hayes. Sixth Precinet-607 Laguna. Seventh Precinct-51S Laguna. Eighth Precinct-2l0 Lily avenue. Ninth Precinct-2153 Market, Tenth Precinct-11S Fillmore. Eleventh Precinct-456 Haight; Twelfth Precinct-621 Buchanan. Thirteenth Precinct-606. Fillmore. Fourteenth. Precinct-627 Haight. Fifteenth Precinct-125 Devisadero. Sixteenth Precinct-416 Devisadero. Seventeenth Precinct-1399 Haight. Eighteenth Precinct-323 DeyisaderS. Nineteenth Precinct-30313 Broderick. Twentieth Precinct-1929 Oak. Twenty first Precinct-S.' E. corner Haight and Stanyan.
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Asks for a Franchise.

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal J. Noonan. 10l7-l 1923 Mission.
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rH1RTY-F1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Preeinct-31 Eighth.
 Second Precinct-124S Mission. Third Precinct-1249 Mission. Fourth Precinct-124 Eighth. Fifth Precinct-,74 Seventh: Sixth Preclnct-132S Howard. Seventh Precinct-1437 Mission. Eighth Precinct-24 Ninth. Ninth Precinct-1235 Howard. Tenth Precinct-666 Clementfna- Eleventh Precinct-1111 Howard. Twelfth Precinct-S9 Eighth. Thirteenth Precinct-1161 Folsom. Fourteenth Precinct-1215 Folsom. Fifteenth Precinct-426 Ninth. Sixteenth Precinct-140713 Folsom.
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TvENTY-N1NrH ASSEMBLY DIS

TRICT First Precinct-32S Jessie. Second Precnct-65 Fourth. Third Precinct-343 Jessie. Fourth Precinct-11419 Fourth. Fifth Precinct-791 Mission. Sixth Precinct-222 Natoma. Seventh Precinct-313 Minna- Eighth Precinct-757B Howard. Ninth Precinct-S04 Folsom. Ten.L Precinct-716 Folsom Eleventh Precinct-753 Folsom. Twelfth Precinct-S03 Folsom. Thirteenth Precinct-406 Fourth. Fourteenth Precinct-360 Third. Fifteenth Precinct-407 Fourth. Sixteenth Precinct-424 Third. Seventeenth Precinct-4e2 Fourth.
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DIS.
 

THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY ID l S"
 TRICT. First Precinct-126 Hayes. Second Precinct-1S1 Larkin. Third Precinct-36 Grove: Fourth Precinct-S33 Golden Gate avenue' avenue Fifth Precinct-314 Golden Gate avenue Sixth Precinct-329 Eddy. Seventh PTecinct-502 Ellis Eighth Precinct-635 Ellis. llinth Precincr-307 Larkin. Tenth Precinct-503 Larkin. T .Elev enth Precinct-700 Eddy. Twelfth Prectnct-702 Iarkin. = Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones. Fourteenth Precinct-S. D. Corner Geary and LeavenWOrth. Fifteenth Precinct-796A Geary- Sixteenth Precinct-1032 Sutter. Seventeenth Precinct-S02 O'Farreil. Eighteenth Precinct-1005 Post. Nineteenth Precinct-1224 Polk. Twentieth Precinct-1452 California Twenty-first Precinct-1521 California
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THIRTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY D
 

THIRTY Y-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS-
 TRICT. e. First Precinct-702 Turk. Second Precinct-606 McAllister. Third Precinct-647 McAllister. Fourth Precinct-337 Fulton. Fifth Precinct-709 McAllister. Sixth Precinct-1270 Eddy. Seventh Precinct-1529 Ellis. Eighth Precinct-13H Turk. Ninth Precnct-1106 Golden Gate avenue Tenth Precinct-S17 Laguna. Eleventh Precinct-S21 Webster. Twelfth Precinct-151 Turk. Thirteenth Precinct-1229 Steiner. Fourteenth Precinct-1209 Devisadero. Fifteenth Precinct-1613 Turk. Sixteenth Prectnct-14S4 Fulton. Seventeenth Precinct-2003 Golden Gate avenue.
 Eighteenth Precinct-2544 McAllister.
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ropTy-THIRD ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

First Precinct-9 Eddy.
 Second Precinct-1W Powell. Third Precinct-392 Geary. L. Fourth Precinctomo2222s oo2 tntlon Stockton sixth Precinct-505 Sutter. Seventh Precinct-307 Grant avenue Eighth Precinct-S22 California. Ninth Precinct-403 Dupont. Tenth Precinct-41 Bush. Eleventh Precinct-649 Broadway. Twelfth Preeinct-s26, ,o1g W1assh5ington. thirteenth Precinct-104 Clay. Fnnrteenth Precinct-1204 Mason.
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REGISTRATION PLACES,
 Election November 8, 1898.
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY. DIS-
 r-r0

ASSEMBLY. DIS-
 TRICT. First Precinct-430 Folsom. Second Precinct-216 Steuart. Third Precinct-403 Harrison. Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom. Fifth Precinct-266 First. Sixth Precinct-503 Howard. Seventh Precinct-162 First. Eighth Precinct-131 Second. Ninth Precinct-112A First. Tenth Precinct-562 Mission. Eleventh Precinct-56 Second. Twelfth Precinct-437 Third. Thirteenth Precinct-32 Hunt. Fourteenth Precinct-665 Howard. Fifteenth Precinct-21 Third. Sixteenth Precinct-4O5 Third.
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COMMEMORATE ASSEMBLY DIS- \ OANA TRTCT

First Precinct-606 Broadway. Second Precnct-5O0 Broadway. Third Precinct-1539 Mason. Eo11rth Precinct-1610 Stockton. Fifth Precinct-1720 Stockton. Sivth Precinct-206 Francisco. Seventh Precinct-604 Lombard. 8Sehth Precinct-2215 Powell. Ni5th Precinct-72S Montgomery avenue Tenth Precinct-S03 llbert. Eleventh Precnct-629 Union TweIfth Precinct-1602 Mason. thirteenth Precinct-722 Lombard. Fourteenth Precinct-N. w. corner Broadway and Jones' Fifteenth Precinct-935 Hilbert. FoRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. First Precinct-2S Trinity, Second Precinct-332 Bush. Third Precinct-123 Leidesdorff. Fourth Precinct-647 Merchant. Fifth Precnct-22 Montgomery avenue Sixth Precinct-109 Jackson. Seventh Precinct-110 Drumm. Eighth Precinct-4W Drumm. Ninth Precinct-33S Broadway. Tenth Precinct-422 Broadway. Eleventh Precinct-715Ih Davis. Twelfth Precinot-342A Union-
 w. J. BIGGY,
 Registrar of Voters.
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TuTRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DIS TRICT
ruIRTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIS. TRICT

First Precinct-16121k Folsom. Second Precinct-134 Eleventh. Third Precinct-1551 Market Fourth Precinct-111 Valencia Fifth Precinct-164S Mission. Sixth Preeinct-l71S3 3cod Mission: 5si7 Eiehth Precinct-1S05 Howard. Ninth Precinct-1S4S Howard. Tenth Preeinctt-soss. .ss sixteenth; Teeath;. TWalfth Precinct-506 Valencia. thirteenth Precinct-2123 Mission. Fourteenth Precinctmo52SslsS, ao5S 5, Sixteenth. Fifteenth Precinct-22ssSsee 2sse Sixteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Precinct-2239 Mission. TiShteenth Precinct-S25 Valencia. Nineteenth Preeinetos4S of4 " Valencia Twenty-first Precinct-S301 Nineteenth.
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TuIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS.
 TRICT.

THIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY, DIS
 TRICT. First Frecinct-529 Second. Second Precinct-344 Grammar. Third Precinct-60S Third. Fourth Precinct-514 Third. F'ffth Precinct-452 Brannan- Sixth Precinct-53S Fourth. Seventh Precinct-525 Sixth. Eighth Precinct-S31 Bryant. Ninth Precinct-705 Grammar. Tenth Precinct-50415 Ninth. Eleventh Precinct-1924 Bryant. Twelfth Precinct-154 Twentieth. thirteenth Precinct-1112 Kentucky. TuIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DIS
 TRICT. Eirst Precinct-3001 Twentieth. Sacond Precinct-3026 Twenty-second. Third Precinct-3142 Twenty-fourth. Fourth Precinct-2911 Harrison. Eifth Precinct-2952 Twenty-fourth. SiYth Precinct-N. w. corner Twenty third and Alabama.
 Seventh Precinct-2305 Bryant. Eighth Precinct-2702 Twenty-fourth. Ninth Precinct-1306 San Bruno. Tenth Precinct-1501 Twentieth. Eleventh Precinct-S07 Twenty-second. Twelfth Precinct-N. w. corner Twen- +v-second and Michigan. Thirteenth Precinct-604 Railroad ave. Fourteenth Precinct-1206 Railroad ave. Fifteenth Precinct-1411 Railroad ave.
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ru1RTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIS TRICT.

THIRT 4-ssainctl4aOS h seventeentb IRICT second Precinct-226 Noe.
 Third Precin.et..2ls ss9a GhuEeh EPh;
 t,iftb Preclnct-392 Dolores.
 Sixth Precinct-506 Church.
 Seventh Precinct-S24 Castro.
 Eighth Precinct-N. E. corner Nina teenth and Castro
 Ninth Precinct-s40 Sanchez.
 Tenth Precinct-3607 Eighteenth eleventh Precinct-3S45 Twenty-fourth Twelfth Precinct-s11 -Alvarado. Th,rteenth Precinct-1S10 Castro Fourteenth Precinct-409 Clipper Icffteenth Precinct-125 Twenty-eighth Sixteenth Precinct-N. w. corner Valley Seventeenth Precinct-4304 Twenty-first Eighteenth Precinct-S. E. corner K and Tenth avenue.
 Nineteenth Precinct-19 Thirtieth. Twentieth Precinct-12-14 French Twenty-frst Precinct-S. w. corner Ocean avenue and San Jose road. Twenty-second Precinct-9 Plymouth avenue.
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CT T.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
Will Evacuate
Fashoda.
ONE RESERVATION.
France Will Want Some
Compensation.

Paris. Oct. 26.-The Soir hears in dip,
lomatic circles that France is prepared
to evacuate Fashoda with the reserva-
ton that she shall receive some COM
pensation, to be arranged hereafter.
This result, says the Soir, is the out
come of a new argument advanced by
Lord Salisbury, to the effect that, as
the dispatch of the Marchand mission
was not notified to Great Britain, in
accordance with custom. Great Britain
is entitled to dispute Maj. Marchand' s
right to hold the territory occupied.
As the Quai D'Orsay is thus placed
in false position through the fault
Of M. Hanotux, the predecessor of M.
Delcasse, the latter is forced to recog-
nize the justice of the British objec-
ton.
A feeling distinctly more peaeeable
regarding the Fashoda affair prevails
in Paris this evening. President Faure
is taking the crisis quietly and the be-
lief is stronger than it was yesterday
that M. Brisson fell because he wished
to fall.
1t is now rumored that Gen. Cha
nome resigned the war office portfolio
out of pique at the refusal of the gen
eral staff committee to give him COM
mand of an army corps. Extraordinary
pol re precautions have been ordered
against possible disturbances at the
court of cessation tomorrow, when the
Dreyfus revision appeal will be heard