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ATTACKED LUcY,s cHARACTE-s
Argument in Hite's Defense Made by
Attorney Foote

W ". Foote opened the orgument for
the defense In the Hite case before Judge
Jones yesterday morning. Mr. Foote at
tackled the character Of the plaintiff, In
dian Lucy. ending his grill by discussing
the testimony OF various witnesses to the
effect that Lucy had admitted that Hite
was not the father OF her child. Charles
L. Hanlon followed Mr. Foote on behalf
Of the plaintiff. He went over the story
Of how Lucy on seeing the marriage Of
superior Judge Of Mendocino County and
made known the wrong done her. How
the defense Of the down-trodden woman
Of the section and prosecuted to tie pres
ent state Of litigation. The argument will
probably be concluded to-day.
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BUT NOSES APART.
Exciting Finishes the Rule at the
Aoueduct Races.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Pride, Trillo
and Dan Rice were the winning favorites
at Aqueduct to-day. Head and head fin
ishes were the rule, the last race being
the single exception. The track had dried
out and was fast, and the clear, cool
weather attracted a good crowd. The
fourth race, handicap at mile and a
sixteenth, was the feature of the day s
sport Only four went to the post, but
they were so we'll matched at the weights
Trillo was the favorite but all had fol-
lowing. Trillo led the running and in a
hard drive won by head from Raffaelo,
who trailed to the head of the stretch,
but closed strong at the end. Results:
About seven furlongs, selling-The Pride won,
Buffoon second, Meehanus third Time, 1:2S 1-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Gold One won,
1:OS Az
one mile and seventy yards-Belle of Troy
won Compensation second. Lamp Globe third.
one mile and a slxteenth-Trllo won, Raf-
faello second, Charentus third. Time. 1:49 1-5
One mile and a sXteenth-Dan Rice won,
Scotch Plaid second. Alvarado II third Time,
1:49 As.
Six furlongs-Golden Rattle won. Dissenter
| second Grandeur third Time, 1:16 3-5.
CINCINNATI, Nov 2-The victory of the
| light-weghted Florizar in the handicap for all
ages was the feature of the sport at Newport
to-day. FloriZar 40 to l In the betting and
won clevery under a well-judged ride by Ran
som. Inc weather was sHONeIy, Dul llIe lIdCh
was fast. Results:
FIVE and a half furlongs-Scarlet Lily won,
Marion Lynch second, Sadie Burnham third
Time, 10S24.
One mile and twenty yards, selling Harry
Preston won, Koenig second. Wedlock third
Time, 1:43%.
Six furIongs, selling-Larkspur won Russell
r second The Bobby third. Time ZIG.
One mile. Florizar won, Pinoche second
Souchon third. Time. 1:42h.
One mile and twenty yards, sellng-Bell
Punch won, The Bondman second, Siddubia
third. Time, 1:451z.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-The Judges at Lakeside
to-day ruled off Jockey Bloss for life for his
ride on May Beach, in the third race. which
was won by Hugh Penny. May Beach got
away well, but showed no speed and finished
sixth Boss was ruled off several years ago
at Guttenburg and reinstated by the Western
Turf Congress about three years ago. Raining
track heavy. Results
Five and a half furlongs-Innovator won,
Morris Volmer second. Olekma third. Time,
112A Lovable finished second. but dis
qualified for fouling.
One mile and a quarter, seling-George Lee
won. Chancery second Monongah third. Time,
2:16
Five furlongs-Hugh Penny won Rey Salazar
second Goebel third Time, 1:05h.
One mile selling-Volandies won Macy sec
ond Elidad third Time. 1:4715.
Six furongs-Macie Maree won. The Monk
second Kitty third. Time 1:l9&
One mile-David won Danish second, High
land Prince third. Time, 1:47.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The Record to-mor-
row will say: The meeting of the Ma
tional Democratic Executive Committee
on November 20 is to be a double-barreed
affair 1t will bring about a meeting of
the committee and conference of the lead
ers of the national party. Colonel w. j.
Bryan will be In the city at that time and
Senators and Representatives on their
spend a couple of days in this city to
meet Eastern and Southern Democrats,
who are expected to gather here Novem-
ber 20. 1t is probable that an address to
the Democrats of the country will be is
sued by the committee after the party
leaders have had a conference. The char
acter of this address will depend upon the
Tuesday
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tide still coming in carried the craft east
ward and when opposite SeVenteenth ave
nue. Alexander, divest ting himself of his
coat and hat, jumped into .he water
Though shallow water Alexander must
have become very determined now for
presently the tide began to ebb and, ac-
cording to F. Deick of the Union Hotel.
Charles Magnes of 9l6 East Fourteenth
street and Joseph Elliott of 1909 Sixteenth
street, they saw Alexander wallowing in
the soft mud. frequently throwing his
struggled until, exhausted death came to
his relief
deputies to secure A1exander's coat. Cap
tain Falkman had taken 1t In his boat to
his schooner and the tide had ebbed until
several hundred feet OF mud stretched
from the wharf to the water S edge and
the coat was not secured until late to-
night.
the Morgue was thronged with visitors
Postmaster w. H. Friend, who expressed
his deepest sorrow. A bunch of keys be-
longing to the Postoffice found in one of
the dead mans pockets was turned over
to Mr.. Friend and he did not tarry long.
Later Senator Stratton and f. E. Brig
ham, brother-in-law of the deceased,
called at the Morgue, and they subse-
uuently broke the news to Mrs. AleXan-
der at her home, 1440 East Sixteenth
street The unfortunate woman had sur
missed the end. Her husband had spent
agreed to accompany her to luncheon at
the Brighams' on Oak street, and his alb
sence had so worried her that she had
feared the worst
OF the many friends who called at the
Morgue none but expressed the deepest
sorrow and attributed AleXander's rash
act to temporary insanity.
Alexander was prominent in Alameda
County politics for many years In 1892
he was nominated by accamation for
Congress in the Fourth District. but was
defeated by Mcguire. He was Assembly
man from Alameda County in the twenty
seventh and twenty-eighth sessions of the
Legislature in 1857 and 1889. and was
then, In 1882 appointed Harbor Commits
sioner.
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DlNSLAGE MAY GET
A DIVORCE DECREE

OAKLAND, Nov. 2.-The divorce suit of
Mary Dinslage against Herman Dinsage,
brought on the ground of cruelty, has
occupied nearly a week of Judge Greene s
attention, and while his Honor has de-
clared that Mrs. Dinslage is not entitled
TO a decree, the court is rather in a guam
entitled to a decree on his crosse COM
plant, for Dinslage has admitted that on
two occasions he had slapped his wife's
face.
Mrs. Dinslage is of French extraction
and the husband of German, and the fact
that the latter frequently conversed with
his brother in German added to the wife s
troubles.
Judge Greene has now given the attor-
neys until next Monday to look up the law
as to whether under the circumstances
Dinslage IS entitled to a divorce.
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ALEXANDER COULD NOT
STAND FRIENDS CENSURE
Death Was His Ref
uge From Attacks
of His Superior.
Drowned Himself While
His Case Was Being
Defended.

- AKLAND, Nov. 2.-Chas. o. Alex
II Y ander, Assistant Postmaster, con-
II corning whom rumors of a short
VI age in the Oakland Postoffice have
been circulated widely the past
few days, committed suicide late this aft
ernoon by drowning in the estuary of San
Antonio.
The suicide was very determined, and is
particularly sad, from the fact that he
died in total ignorance of the fact that
his two most influential friends, Senator
Perkins and Congressman Metcalf, were
interceding with the postal authorities at
Washington, while he was Wallowing in
the mre, to defer any action in the mat
ter of the shortage until they should
reach Washington.
Alexanders body was found lying on
the mud flats off the foot of Seventeenth
avenue East Oakland, shortly after 5
o clock by Thomas Weingart, residing on
East Fourteenth street. Weingart had
been gathering drift wood on the incom-
ing tide His little boat was loaded and
as he pulled toward the old Derby wharf
near the East Oakland tanneries he saw
a row boat adrift and near it what ap-
peared to him to be dog. Investigation
revealed the object to be the body of a
man, and he quickly hauled the remains
aboard his craft and rowed to the wharf
The Coroner was Immediately summoned
and the body taken to the Morgue.
The boat from which Alexander leaped
to his death belonged to Captain Fred
Falkman of the schooner Charles Levy
Woodberry, lying in the estuary. Captain
Falkman had rowed to the foot of Thir-
teenth avenue
There he tied up his rowboat and went
on business to East Oakland. When he
returned he found his boat floating out
toward the stream and opposite the
Derby wharf. Falkman procured another
craft and secured his boat. In it he found
a hat and coat, which were late tonight
turned over to Sergeant Clarke of the Po-
lice Department and taken to the
Morgue. But in its pockets nothing was
found in the way of a farewell message
or note touching upon the cause for the
suicide.
Alexander was seen on Broadway at /
o'clock this afternoon by F. A. Wasley of
1460i2 West street The two men conversed
briefly, and Wasley states that Alexander
seemed down-hearted, but he will not
state the nature of the conversation
Later Alexander visited the Macdonough
Theater bar
From there he is supposed to have gone
TO East Oakland. Firemen at the Thir-
teenth avenue engine house say they
saw him walk down toward the foot of
the avenue to the water about $3.50 o'clock
1t is presumed that the dreadful impulse
of self-destruction seized the unfortunate
man, for he united Captain Falkmans
boat and rowed out into the stream. The
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BODY OF MURDERED
MAN Is RECOVERED

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-There Is no room
for doubt that the body found in the bay
at Keyport, n. j., last evening was that
OF Frederick Hardy Jr. of Mount Pleas
ant Tenn, or that the young man (who
was q years Old was murdered and an at
tempt made to conceal the crime by sink
ing the corpse in the bay with a stone
attached to the body. The accumulation
of gases In the body caused it to rise to
the surface, and it was discovered by
oystermen The pockets of the clothing
were turned inside out and his money and
watch were gone. There were evidences
that Hardy had been beaten on the head
Hardy. who came TO New York to study
art, was last seen alive Sunday evening
6 Moxhan, an old family friend, living
in the Fort Hamilton district of Brook
iyn, for his boarding place near by He
could not have had more than $50 with
him.
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CITY WINS A PARK.
Lafayette Square Taken Possession
OF by Sheriff Martin.


Pursuant to the following notice from
Franklin X. Lane. the City and County
Attorney. Sheriff Martin yesterday served
notice upon the claimants. Sweeney and
Holiday, 10 give over to the city possess
sion Of the property known as Lafayette
Park:
To the Board Of Supervisors: As the result
OF many years Of litigation the remlttitur from
the Supreme Court in the two cases involving
the city's title 10 the south half Of the block
Of land bounded by Cough, Sacramento. Oc-
tavia and Clay streets and the north half OF
the block bounded by Washington Cough Clay
md Octavia streets has been filed In the Su-
perior Court and writ Of possession to place
the city In possession of that property as part
" Lafayette Park has been issued. I have this
day placed the same in the hands OF the Sheriff
for service forthwith.
advise that the city Immediately take pos
session and remove all evidence of the occu-
pancy Of that land heretofore had by Mr..
Sweeney and Mr.. Holiday.
The title 70 that part OF the park may now
be considered finally determined in favor OF
the city. FRANKLIN K. LANE,
Attorney and Counselor
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RAISED A BILL.
Grand Jury May Charge o. Newhaus
With Fraud

The Grand Jury yesterday considered
charges against o. Newhaus, the mining
operator, who has had charge Of several
Of the mining properties in this State Of
Ernest F. Wiltsee, the millionaire mining
magnate.
Newhaus is accused of having raised a
bin Of the Fulton Iron Works Company
from $500 to 5000 fraudulently obtaining
jury heard several witnesses, among
them Colonel J. t. Doolittle Of the St
Nicholas Hotel. and finally took the mat
ter under advisement. special session
will be had this afternoon and the bring
ing Of an Indictment against Newhaus
will be considered.
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After Burris' Scalp.

OAKLAND, Nov. Miss Jane Kelley.
a domestic, is out after Attorney + Il
Burris' scalp. She applied to Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Samuels to-day for a war
rant against Burris. alleging that he had
obtained so from her under false pre-
lenses Sne said she had placed a claim
for wages with a collection agency, and
once. when she visited the agency's
headquarters, she found Burris there;
that he represented himself a member Of
the agency and she paid him $40 for serv-
ices in connection with the claim, and
that he never performed any services. IN
asmuch as the receipt read "for services
to be performed" Samuels did not believe
the false pretense charge would stick.
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REMEMBERED HIS employees.
Stanislaus Strozynski, the Hair
Dresser, Devises Them a
Fortune

Stanislaus Strozynski who for years
conducted a hair dressing establishment
at "a Geary street, died yesterday morn
ing at his home, 404 Ellis street. The de-
ceased was perhaps the best known man
in his business in the city, and during
his many years Of toll he accumulated a
fortune. Shortly after his death an order
was made allowing the inspection of his
papers. and among them his will was
found.
tune is distributed among his employees.
He said that he recognized the fact that
his success was largely due TO the eff
forts of his help. and in appreciation of
the good and faithful work of his oldest
employee whom he called Lulu" he be-
queathed her one-half of his business and
$500. All of the other employees are be-
queathed about $500 each, and there
are many the sum thus distributed by the
appreciative hair dresser amounts to sew
eral thousand dollars.
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Taken to Watsonv;lle

Ralph st. Clair. bartender for p. s.
Beel. Clay and Davis streets, who was
wanted by the police for disappearing
with the contents Of Bcels cash drawer,
is now in the Watsonville jail on charge
disappeared from here he went to San
Jose and from there to WatsonvflIe,
where he stole the horse and buggy and
drove to Oakland. He was arrested in
Oakland and taken back to WatsonvIlle
He gave the name OF Milton Bailey.
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Stopped a Runaway.

ALAMEDA, Nov. 2.-Superior Judge
Ellsworth performed risky feat last
night by stopping a runaway horse on
Park street, near Santa Clara avenue
The horse was racing down Park street
at breakneck speed. As it crossed Santa
Clara avenue Judge Ellsworth ran from
the bride reins of the runaway animal
brought him to a standstill.
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MASKED MEN HOLD
UP HAYWARDS BARKEEPER

OAKLAND, Nov "A robbery similar
to the one committed last Tuesday night
at Peter Christensen's saloon in this city
is reported from Haywards. At the Tivoli
saloon, in the latter place, at about
men stood up the barkeeper Joseph Ore
ole and robbed the till of about SO 1t is
supposed that they are the same who held
up Christensen and that they boarded a
Raywards car Immediately after the Oak
land lob had been concluded.
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Change of Venue Denied.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-This afternoon
the motion for change of venue from
the Superior Court here to the Superior
Court in San Francisco in the case of
Nora r. Wallace against Frank j. Capt.
tain for breach of promise was denied
The case will therefore be tried here
Miss Wallace demands $4,000 damages.
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Burglary in Second Degree.

OAKLAND, Nov. 2.-It required just
fifteen minutes for a jury in Judge Halls
court this afternoon to agree upon ver-
dict, convicting Peter Payers of burglary
in the second degree. Payers entered the
home of B. Verges In Alameda on October
and stole a suit of clothes and some
linen. He will be sentenced next Wednes-
day.
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
DUE TO JEALOUSY
Railroad Detective of Chicago Muir
ders His Wife and Then Takes
His Own Life

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Andrew H. Patter-
son, railroad detective in the employ
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
early this morning shot and killed his
wife and then shot and killed himself
jealousy was the cause of the tragedy
Patterson left a letter in which he said
he belonged to Elk Lodge No ia of Ia
coma, Wash.
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President Wheeler's Return.

BERKELEY, Nov. 2.-President Benja-
min Ide Wheeler of the University of
California will return tomorrow morning
from a trip to the southern part of the
State President Wheeler went to Los
honor by the University of California
Club of that city. He went from Los
Angeles TO Bakersfield, where he ad
dressed the convention of the San Joaql in
Valley Teachers Association.
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Sacred Heart Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given in
Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sutter street, to-
night for the benefit of the Sacred Heart
Presentation Convent. The affair will be
held under the auspices of the Alumnae
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged.
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kept a grocery and saloon at 551 Howard
street ar d had a quarrel with Billy Ben-
nett, friend. The quarrel affected her so
much that she seized a revolvcd and snot
herself IN the side After the shooting the
woman eXonerated Bennett from all
blame in the matter.
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Art Institute Omen To-Day.

The Mark Hopkins Institute of Art will
be open to the public free of charge to-
day and this evening and also on the
first Friday of each month in the future
instead of the first Sunday in the month
as heretofore. The change was made by
order of the directors of the association.
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Yda Adds in Court.

SANTA BARBARA Nov. 2.-Yda Ad-
dis Storke was in court to-day and plead
ed not guilty to a charge of attempting
to murder Attorney Grant Jackson on the
morning of July g. Her trial was set for
December 5 and a venire of one hundred
jurors was ordered for that date
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Denied q Nonsuit.

OAKLAND, Nov. "A motion for non
suit in the case of Mrs Ollie Boone
against the Oakland Transit Company for
S25 900 damages for personal injuries was
denied by Judge Ogden this afternoon
and the taking of testimony was resumed
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ANOTHER BIG PAYMENT.
Stanford Estate Settles It's Big In
heritance Tax

The agents of the estate Of Leland
Stanford yesterday paid Treasurer Tru-
man the balance Of the Inheritance tax
due under the recent decision Of the Su-
preme Court, amounting to S167, ,5s3. 49,
The check was drawn on the Union Trust
Company Of this city
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Moore Sentenced.

PASADENA, Nov efforts to arouse
the sympathy of President G. A Moore
of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany in behalf of his son. G. A. Moore
were unavailing. To-day young Moore
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Depot for Waterman and Swan fountain
Mons Koh-i-noor pencils. Berkshire tvpe-
writing papers, etc. Stationery depart
rnent Sanborn, Vail & Co.
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A New Cantor.

Cantor Strollnitz of New York will off,
ciate at the Bush-street Synagogue to-
morrow morning. The public is invited.
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Died of Her Wound.

Mrs. Julie Bachmann Of 352 Clementina
street, who shot herself with suicidal in.
tent on September 70 in this city. died OF
her wound last Wednesday, night She
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every fifth day thereafter; change at Seattle
to this companys steamers for Alaska and
G. n Ry: at Tacoma to N. P Ry.; at Van
couver to c. p Ry.
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay), p M. Nov.
8. TO- IS. 20, 25. 30; Dec. 5. and every fifth day
thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon.
Cayucos Port Hartford (San Luis Obispol.
Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura Hueneme.
San Pedro East San Pedro clos AnReles) and
Newport. 6 a M. Nov. L. s, 12, 1s 20, "a. %;
Dec q and every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Har-
ford (san Luis ..obispo). Santa Barbara Port
Los Angeles and Redondo Q1os Angeles). II a.
m. Nov 2 g. 10. a. IS. %. 2s. 80; Dec. A. and
every fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz, Santa Rosa
liza and Guaymas Oex.). 10 a. m. 7th OF each
month.
For further information obtain company's
folder
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice. steamers, sailing dates
'TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO. Gen. Agts.
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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was sentenced to three months in the
County Jail for threatening to kill his
wife, His father In a letter, refused to
have anything to do with him.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a.
m, Nov. 2. 7. 12, II. %. q.
Dec. 2, change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver
(B. c.. Port Townsend. Sc
attle. Tacoma. Everett, An
acortes and New Whateom
CWash.), 10 a. m, Nov. 2, 7,
20 l. % o.. nnn o
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Yesterdays Insolvent.
Ralph Udell, laborer, Dixon, $722. g. no
assets.
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THE Q, R, & n. co.

DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO
= . r IT 7. A. N D
From Spear-street Wharf at 10 a. m
CAOE SIP First Class Including Berth
IHnC So Second Class md Meals.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, -. Nov. 4, a. "a
short Line to Walla Wala Spokane. Butte.
Helena and all points in the Northwest.
Through tickets to all points East.
E. c. WARD General Agent,
$50 Market st.
GooDALL. PERKINS & CO.
Superintendents.
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AMERICAN LINE.
VIEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. PARIS
Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound.
From New York Every Wednesday. 10 a. N.
St Paul ......Nov. 81 St Louis -...... Dec. l3
St Louis ...... Nov. % St. Paul .......Dec. q
St Paul .....Dec s. New York ......Jan.
RED STAR LINE.
New York and AntWero.
From New York Every Wednesday. u noon.
Friesiand ... Nov 81 Kensington Nov. %
Southwark .... Nov. Is Noordland 49,. Dec.
Westernland Nov. q FriesIand ......Dec. 13
EMPIRE LINE.
Seattle. st. Michael. Dawson City.
For full information regarding freight and
passage apply to
ERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
30 Montgomery St. any Of its agencies.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA,

q TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR
- ner OF First and Brannan streets, / o. m.
for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe uIiogo) Nagasah and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
India etc. No cargo received on board on day
of sailing.
HONGKONG-MARU.... $500. Wednesday. Nov.
NIPPON -MARU. Saturday. Nov. Is
AMERICA -MARU RU...-......... Thursday. Dec. II
ound-trip tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at companys once.
42i Market street. corner First
w II AVERY General Agent
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WHITE ASH STEAM COAL, H5NEP ME R1.AeK eE
DIAMOND COAL MINING CO, at its GREEN
RIVER COLLIERIES, is the Best Coal in the
market. office and Yards-450 Main street.
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coMpasN1E eENERALE TRANsArLANr1ouE

C0MPAGHIE GENERALE THANSATLAhTlQUE
DIRECT LINE TO HAvPE-PARIS. >n.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF <CTffN
Saturday. from November 2. 1898. at
10 a. m from Pier AZ. North River. foot OF
Morton St LA GAsCoGNE; Oct q: LA
2: LA CHAMPAGNE. Nov. 9: LA NORMAN
DIE, Nov. 1s LA GAscoGNE. Noy; q: La
First-class to Havre $50 and upward: per
cent reduction on round trip Second class 10
Havre. s45; per cent reduction on round Tip Tip;
AND CANADA 30 Broadway Hudson build
inR). New York J. F. FT1GAZI CO.. Pa
cifc Coast Agents. Montgomery ave. San
Francisco.