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New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN WOMEN IN LONDON

80 much tho American cousins appreciated
over here in their social capacity" says the last
number OF THE Ladys Pictorial" that a society
OF American women in London will assuredly be
successful 1t is formed by Americans who are
resident among US. and Its formation makes for
brightness, hospitality and that sympathy between
themselves which Is always so delightful thing
when women living away from home Tho
membership must be American. but II Is 10 be
among the pleasures OF the society 10 offer oeca-
sionai hospialties TO English friends monthIy
IIncheon al the Hotel Cecil is 10 be one OF the
features OF the society, al which there will be
xomen of every nationality. Mrs. Hugh Reid
CHM is president and with the well-known pow
ers OF the sisters from across the Atlantic as
charming hostesses. they can confidently look lot-
ward 10 good times among themselves, and their
are sure be eagerly coveted by women
~ other nations The scheme also includes bring
Ing together women who engaged In literary,
artistic scientific and philanthropc pursuits. with
ather and combining to assist in good Objects
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
BIG FUNDS FOR POOR STUDENTS.
TERMS OF THE WILL OF EDWARD AUSTIN.
BOSTON MILLIONAIRE.

Boston, March 23-The will OF Edward Austin
who bequeathed 900 for public charities and
purposes. admitted to probate by Judge Nc
Kim In the Suffolk Probate Court to-day. All the
persons legally concerned In his estate under the
will and otherwise assented to the probate. COM
promise having been agreed upon with reference
to objections made by some Of the heirs-at-law.
Among the public bequests are $4,000 to Harvard
College the interest to be applied to NEEDY, meri-
torous students and teachers to assist them In pay
ment OF their studes' to the Massachusetts lnsti-
tute OF Technology. 100000 TO Radcliffe College
Normal and Industrial school, $4,000. These be-
quests made under the same terms as tnat 10
Harvard He also gives SO 900 10 the bactertology
laboratory Of the Harvard Medical School and slVo
900 to the New England Trust Company, the IN
como to be paid to needy aged men and women
VINO have been in better circumstances In early ite
but who have become in want when In OLD age
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
GOOD CHEER.
THE LIFE LEDGER.

Our sufferings We reckon Ger
With skill minute and formal;
The cheerful ease that fills the score
We treat as merely normal.
Our list OF Ills, how full. how great
We mourn our lot should fall So
! wonder do we calculate
Our happinesses also!
Were It not best TO keep account
OF all days. II OF any?
Perhaps the dark ones might amount
To not so very many.
Mems looks are nigh as often gay,
AS sad. or even solemn;
Behold. my entry for to-day
-CThe Nineteenth Century.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
IN Favor OF THE WIFE.

II is said that in the PHILIPPINES the law which
relates 20 the property OF married people is entrey
in favor OF the wife. Any property pride may
possess is never by any chance settled upo" '"o
husband and II he is poor and she well OF ne can
only become at most all administrator OF her PoS-
sessions. After death. It IS said that uniess sho
has executed a deed in her husbands favor uH'ei
lawyers direction. the property goes TO her ch
oren and blood relations, but none 10 her husounu
A married retains her maiden name asu sr
ADDS 10 f. that OF her husband with the pTenfA
de whie the children bear the names or oo'h
parents
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
HORSE SHOW AWARDS.
PRIZE WINNERS IN VARIOUS CLASSES AT
DURLAND'S RIDING ACADEMY.

RIZE-WINNERs IN VARIOUS CLASSES AT
DURLANDs RIDING ACADEMY.
Another good-szed audience last night attended
the Horse Show at Durlands Riding Academy. al
though the programme was less attractive than on
the two previous nights Among the spectators
were Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry, Miss Gerry. Robert
I. Gerry Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Grant, Mrs. j. l..
Kernochan Mr. and Mrs T. Berry Wall, Mrs.
Edward r Landew, Mrs. Wall. Miss Bloomngdale,
Mrs. A. B. De Freeze. Mrs. l.. F. Howe. Miss L. o.
Henriques, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Coler. J. Forbes
Potter Mr. and Mrs. X A. Blood, DR.. John Wander
poe DR.. W. Z. Woodend. Miss G. B. Whitcomb.
Mrs. James Moses Miss May Deering Mrs. " A
Little and j. T. Hyde.
The awards follows:
Class 1o-Ponies geding. 10 hands and not eI-
ceedng l42 hands four old and over Miss Helen
% 9ak %srs b1s rsdns ddsa NJ o1 DICK 9Se
by John oMea. second: the Durland cOmpanys Diayo-
Benedcts chestnut gedlns Pat ridden by Miss Beach
fourth b. F. Hewitrs bay seldng jubilee was ridden
Glass 2EFor the best-appoInted women's pair turn
and appointments 80 per cent Miss G. Ade:ade Dore
mus. ssdnF Chester and mate driven by hs,
Schoomasie D' and School Book driven BY Mis-. beach
df%en dfiSaa By SnS Miss b,lih asi calfOrd ' hfd '
Class e-Hlgh School horses: conformation beauty ana
90 s ef 70 ce0 VdRs ssr john Feeams chestnut
geding ridden BY Emil Anthony FIRST Louis ATe0aens
ond and T. NJ Leonards brown geldng Hercules. ridden
class 1.-THE pair l5.1 hands and under judged
conformation quality style, knee and hook action
and soundness Charles f. bay geldlngs Whr OF
the Town and Sporting Life. frst Coxey and Brown
Donna. owner. second
Class Saddle horses 1872 hands under. 10 100
pounds: Judged for conformation. quality. style man
ners action and soundness; walk, rot and canter Mrs.
W. II. Kotman's chestnut geding Conndo, ridden by
Captain Elmer Railey. nrst Master Harry s. i.adews
brown Lady OF Quality, ridden by Elliott. sec
ond Sheriff Dunns brown marc Rosa Dare ridden by
Mrs Blalsdell third. and Dr. A. Esselbon's chestnut
gedlng Dare Kum ridden By Colonel Stoetzer. fourth
Class 1.-The best womsns saddls horse, not under
42 nor exceeding l62 hands. shown walk and
canter Miss c. Adelaide Doremus riding her chest
nut eeldinx Cheste ret: Blai-deil Sheriff
Dunn brown Dare. second Miss Belle Beach
Miss May Deerngs bay mare. Canadian Belle third
and Miss H. II. Good Miss c. b. Whitcombs bay
geldlng His Nbs. fourth.
Glass 2e-Men's roadsters. conformation. beauty
ners action style and soundness 80 cent.
pointnents so per cent B. L. Jones's brown geldins
faurens driven BY Captain Elmer Ralley first: J. II.
Turl's bay Rica driven by D. Coleman second. and
Bon Ton. driven by Howard Brown third.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
DREW SEMINARY GRADUATES MEET.

The w w Association Of Drew Seminary. Carr
mel ~ Y held its annual reception at the Madi-
son Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon Many whe
nresenf DR. Yeager the president OF the seminary.
and Dr. Narrower Of the faculty. delivered ad:
dresses One OF the members. Mrs. Woodward. or
HonoIulu gave a brief account OF the ceremonies,
of annexation in which she participated by singing
The Star-Spansed Banner at the request o.
aid Dole
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
EDITORS FOR DAILY PRINCETONIAN."

Princeton, " J.. March 23-The election OF ed
itors TO The Daily Princetonan" was held this
afternoon and resulted In the following men being
chosen to the Board: Henry ]. Cochran. co. Ju-
lius l. Baldwin. '0i; Dewitt V. Hutchinss, VI;
Walter f. Hope '0l: Robert c. Gordon. o2. and
Wallace H. Gephart '02 The editor-in-chief Will
he elected from the new board. dinner In honor
OF the new editors was given tonight at the
Princeton Inn.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
FREE EXHIBIT OF POSTAGE STAMPS

The first annual free exhibition OF postage rev
cnue and envesope stamps given under the au-
snices of the section philatey OF the BrooKiyn
1nstitute was opened Wednesday AT the ATT
Building on Montague-st, Brooklyn ana VIII con-
tinue until Saturday evening April l. oh oa'u'
49,, .ho scbool children of Brooklyn are all In
v,tod Inducements being held out In the way OF
the distribution of packets Of postage S,aIps S.aIsps
VIZ ~,nn nrnnnent in the study OF phately Will be
present 10 speak TO the children
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SALE OF LADY MARTINS JEWELRY.

London. March 23-Great interest was manifested
in the sale at Christies this afternoon OF the jew
elry of the late Lady Martin formerly Miss Helen
Faucit the actress Many persons connected with
,bo theatrical profession were present A large
diamond and sapphire brooch brought ESQ. Ton
other brooches. sprays ana rings Drought an az
To of u 10
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY. giEU

Yesterday was another quiet day socially. Miso
Ieary's sewing class met at the homo OF ME-
Edwin Gould and last night the members OF the
Knickerbocker Riding Club held one OF their inte1'
estng meetings
Miss Susie Kent Southwick daughter Of the late
John C. Southwick, whose engasement 10 Aieu'en-
ant William Phelps OF the United States Army.
was announced last week. has elected to be mar
ried Tuesday April %. at the rIItn avenue sn,
legiate Church. Lieutenant Phelpc Is at present
stationed in Washington
Formal announcement Is made OF tho engage
ment Of Miss Hattie Sade, daughter or MI. ana
Mrs. William Gerry Slade, Of West Eishty-sev-
enth-st 10 William Murray Crombe, VINO was
member Of the dancing class organized oy MT.
Sade which held It's meetings last winter at oe''
monico's.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Mosgrove Gum.
daughter OF John G. Gum, and granddaughter or
John w. Oliver. Editor Of THE Yonkers States
man" to William Edward McClelland. or Toronto
whose engagement was announced few days ago.
will be solemnized Wednesday evening, Aprllo'
at the Unufen oi 'T The receoton viii be held at
the home OF the bride. NO. 81 west i"eh'ie'"-es'
The engagement is announced Of Mrs. Marguerite
LLOYD Benedict to Rufus b. Cowing, jr., lawyer
and son of Justice Rufus B. Cowing, OF this CITY.
Mrs Benedict who is the only daughter OF Colonel
Harlan Paige Lloyd. OF Cincinnati. was marHeo
two years ago last summer TO HOWARD hooinson
Benedict, senior member OF the brokerage nm OF
Benedict Brothers composed Of himself ana Ls
Grand 7, Benedict The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev Nathan A. Seagle. or Be
Tbomas,s Church at the bedside of Mr.. Benedict,
in his private apartment in the 7th Restment ves.
erans Club The ceremony was performed AZ tne
request Of Mr. Benedict who was Ill and was
aware that he could not live He died few hours our
later Mr. Benedict son of Mr.. ana MRS.
James III. Benedict, with whom the young widow
has made her home. She Is beautiful woman
No date has been mentioned for the wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Emma f. Gillig. daushteu
Of Mr. and Mrs John c. Gilg. to Jacob Siegels
will be celebrated on Wednesday evening, April
49, at the Hotel Savoy. Miss Emma Gillg. sistep
~ tho bride will be maid Of honor and Oswald We
Iibi will be best man. There will be no Brides
maids ushers
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

The regular meeting OF the Woman's fauIo.'o ~
Relief Association was held as usual Ses'e'D"s 80
morning az the Manhattan Hotel MauSo n.
Fortv-second-st The usual business was trans
acted reports were given Of the distribution or sup
plies from the supply depot at NO iiSS wsre made Of
families 6elped and individual cases were cited-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

A TISsUE-PAPER PATTERN OF WOMANS
WAIST. WITH DRAPED FRONT, NO. 7sl4.
OR WOMAN's THREE-PIECE SKIRT NO.
745s FOR COUPON AND 10 CENTS EACH.
Leaf-green satin-faced cloth. effectively trimmed
with applique of black satin folds In scroll design
with narrow soutache traidng. IS illustrated in
this stylish gown. The draped vest and stock col
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
prCU ~ WAVES AND DRESSES.

pauper woman in Paris has been convicted OF
having had her child baptized fourteen times as
Catholic and twelve times as Protestant. Tor the
purpose OF securing fvo francs and dress eacn
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SUNSHINE RECEIVED.

A box containing pictures, booklets croche' p"
terms silk pieces fancy braid. coored beads ana
few beautiful trinkets have come from Miss H.
Kraaz; two crocheted tides from Mrs. l.. A.
James twelve painted Easter cards from JON.
Gardner, a collection Of Easter cards PAIR o'
wristlets, a spool-holder and needle-oook' wv
chamois PEN wipers. a pretty bookmarK ana le"
monograms from Mrs c. Disturnen' uo'' aa
f. Hustis package OF two hundreo Ha.1 ~ u
from Miss Phayre reading matter from Mrs ii. L.
Menzie n calendar from NJ =. NJ. cancelled stamps
and paper soldiers from Dana Stockwell and can,
celled stamps from Mrs. Joseph Sharolow anu
Mrs. Alice Rollins.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

lar OF crepe.
de-chine are in
the palest rob-
in's-egg b ! u o
tint. Several
stylish features
are embroid-
cred IN t h q
unique shaping
OF the waist,
he scalloped
fronts that join
the shapeiy col
lar In shoulder
seams and ex-
tend In fanciful
epaulettes over
the S | 0 g V Q 8
being new and
a ( I r a C I I've.
G. o v e-ftting
Innings I h a t
close in centre
front support
the outer por-
tlons Of the
W a 1 3 t proper.
Upward = turn
ing pleats deft-
~ arrange tho
fulness OF the
draped v e s I
over a smooth
plastron. that
is secured to
the right front
II n | n & a II d
closes over on
tho left. 7 h o
e,ocL collar Ia
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Miss Jennie L. Mackay. an active T. S. s. men,
ber who lived at the Windsor HOTEL IN response
TO n letter of congratuaton from headquarters on
hor escane from the dreadful disaster OF last Fri
dav. has written a thrilling account of the rescue
of herself and others.
Among the many treasures destroyed. MISS
Mackay deplores the loss OF her list or "shut-m
T. S. s. members. She requests that Ill '"e'o
corresnondents will communicate with her az ner
countrv home No Al Dwight Place, Englewoou
n j. that she may. as soon as possip,e, Le"I~ nv
bar sunshine work. She writes that TINS Is lne
second time her life has been spared IN the MUS i
OF great danger. and II seems as thoueh 'o NJ 80
~ Some sacred mission for her. AS the W0rk 0 0i
the r s S appeals strongly TO her she VIII SUI. sun
assist i'm carrying brightness and cheer 10 ihoS'
in need of sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SUNSHINE FUND.

Mrs Caroline ]. Spiro has sent s. to be used IN
scattering sunshine: Mrs Charles Disturnen, "A
cents In stamps for mailing Easter gifts; Miss car
rie b. Stevens 30 cents in stamps to pay express
charges on reading matter sent to the ONCE L. w.
O.. Is cents in stamps for mailing gitts.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Early in the sprngtme. raw and windy morn
Beneath the freezing house caves I heard the
starlings sing A., .
building YEARLY? ,,.
Sad sad to think that the year Is but begun!
Late in the autumn. on still and cloudless even
Among the golden reed beds heard the starings
sing: -, IT,, o ,s air
"Ah that sweet March month! when we ana our
mates were courting merrily: a.,
God sad IA think that the year is all but done!'
oau' '"U ~ -(Chares Kingsley.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Mrs w L. Starr. State president OF the New
Jersey T. s. S. Branch. has sent IN the names o
fourteen new members for the Newark Branci
No. ].
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Yesterday was another quiet day socially. Miss
Learys sewing class met at the home OF Mrs
Edwin Gould and last night the members OF the
Knickerbocke Riding Club held one OK tneir inee''
esting meetings.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
AlLDREN,s'
lCos"ER

An interesting childs story told by Minnie Nc
Kean OF London, is given below:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

The annual reunion Of the w. W. Associa-
ton OF Drew Ladies' Seminary took place at
,bA Madison Avenue Hotel Madson-ave. and Fifty
eighth-st yesterday. The reunion was held Tor
tho purpose OF aiding I'm the revival OF ola helho-
ries and In renewing old associations
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Miss Harmon Brown held afternoon teas each
spring and fall which became feature OF ooth
seasons and last weeks function was notaDies
success Notwithstanding the ram, Whlch Poui'o
down in torrents the second day.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

Grandma Macvey who entered upon the ninety
sixth year of life few weeks ago gave suhsnihe
luncheon on Wednesday at her home NO. lfS west
Tenth-st To those who had not before seen Mrs
Macyey she appeared to be a woman not more
than sixty-nve years old. Her abundant hair
gray not OF the snowwhite hue that extreme age
generally takes on. was shaded by a dainty "h''o
lace cap ornamented by bows of ribbon. Inc piIcH
gown was set off by pretty black silk apron and
q shoulder shawl. During the morning Mrs Mac
yey had been experimenting the papering or
ROOM besides which she had prepared, by par
ticular request the main part OF the luhcheoh'
that the guests might partake or dish lot WHO"
she has become noted This was chicken irlcasseo
made after a recipe OF her own. The apple sauce
chill sauce and pickles served were also mace oy
Mrs Macvey and 10 all the good things the guests
did ample Justice as they gathered about the table
made bright with beautiful old china ana CUT
glass and silver that was part OF their hostess
wedding presents During the meal the company
while striving to scatter sunshine" In vain en-
deavored to keep up with the repartee ana origh'
and versatile stories that were told by the woman
whose life was begun in the early years OF this
closing century.
Mrs Macyey narrated, among other things how
she made the Journey TO New-lork from the upper
part of tho State when she was y girl or htteeh-
eighty wears agc-travelling the distance In sleigh
with almost as little fear of the weather as tourists
now feel in going the same route in drawing
room cars. Her daughter, Miss Macvey, and her
granddaughter, Miss Amy Macvey. assisted in en-
tertaining the guests. but "Grandmas stories
could moi be edualled. and she the centre or
attraction Mrs. Macvey has lived In her home In
Tenth-st. for forty-one years. she Is the Oldest
member in this city of the Uniyersalst Church ana
the Oldest member in the country with the ex-
ception OF Dr. Sawyer. OF Tufts College. Medlord'
Mass. whose age exceeds hers Dy tnree mon'hs'
Early In the springtime. on raw and windy morn
ings, , I.o~s ,ho
Beneath the freezing mousse caves heai" '"'
starlings sing: -, A., ,o
drearV March month! is tnlS tneH IL uHlc iVi
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

AT the West End Womans Republican Associa-
ton the meeting held yesterday was devoted 10
the discussion Of political current events and was
led by Mrs. John J. Cisco.
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tor of the parish the Rev Herbert Parrish,
Leonard Henry. elder son Of the late Major
Thomas Fitz Leonard Dobbin of her Majes-
tvs Seventeenth Leicestershire Regiment
Bengal Tigers), and Sophie Christine, sister
of the late Captain Charles Mathews Of San
Francisco.
EDWARDS-OHLENDOR this city, June
q, 1899. by the Rev. E G.. Mathena, ID,
Arkwright E. Edwards and Magdalena Ohlen-
dorf, both of this city
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EIRTHS-M 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 per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
ANDERSON-In this city, June Is 1899, to the
wife of Emil Anderson, a son.
ATKINsON-In this city. June Is, 1899, to the
wife OF T f. Atkinson, a daughter.
HAUSELMAN-In this city, June g. 1899 To
the wife of Andrew Hauselman. daughter
ROSS-In Oakland, June %. 1899, to the wife of
Frank T. Ross Of San Francisco. a daughter
THOMPSON-In this city. June o. 1899, to the
wife of ]. NJ. Thompson SON.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


100 ACRES level land with valuable spring
water rights; water from branch of same
can be developed to supply San Diego and
intermediate points on mail road to Lower
a road house; ali rail connection with Santa
Fe system; price, including picnic grounds.
vineyard. orange and lemon grove, engine
tools mules etc, only 1923 coo: also a San
Diego business corner lot 140x200. with 16-
room building and cottages price s5C00
make offer for either Of above; owner will
exchange for San Francisco or Oakland prop
erty: send for maps. photos and particulars
r. J. MONTGOMERY 40 Thirteenth St,
Oakland, Cal
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Arden Dawson and Lizzie Hart. ..47-42
Frank c. Ruppel and Ida y. Papst. .26-23
Frank ChiZzosh and Barbara Graaifs. 92-29
Ulrich Traber and Ella Theiig............ 25-1S
Gustavus Harris and J. B. Schwarschild. $50
William c. Yates and kathertn NJ. Helen. $50
Albert r. Entelmann and Ida L. Goetjen. 25-23
Josef Jinderkum and Marie Tresch. ....... PA
Rot't L. Owens and 5. Elizabeth Williams2S-26
Chas H Hawksworth and Katie Trainer. 36-22
Monroe n. Calender and Anna E Suliivan22-22
Lester II. Jacobs and Mabel Hall .2S-25
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PROPOSALS.

49, 20 % 49,
L. S ENGINEER office, Flood building San
Francisco. Cal. June IS, 1S99.-Sealed pro
posals for building wing dams in Sacramento
River near Sacramento Cal, Will be re-
ceived here until u o'clock noon. August
1899. Information furnished on application
W. II. HEUER, Major Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SUPPLIES
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Di-
rectors of the Industrial Home for Mechanical
Trades for the Adult Blind of the State OF
California will receive and open proposals
and let contracts for supplying the home for
three months, commencing July l. 1899 and
ending September 80. 1899. with the following
articles
/ Beef and mutton. 2. Groceries and pro-
visions. 3. Butter. 4. Coal. g. Flour and
millstuTs c. Coffee, tea and chicory.
Bids viii be opened Friday. June 80 1893. at
7:50 p. m, at the home. corner Thirty-sfxth
and Telegraph avenue. Oakland. Cal.
Blank forms with schedules OF supplies re-
quired with conditions, etc, be had upon
application to the superintendent, Jos. Sand
ers at the home
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
Preference will be given to goods manu-
featured in California, prices and quality
considered.
All bidders for furnishing supplies are in
vited to be present at the opening OF the bids.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
GEO. S. MEREDITH. Secretary.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.



s150e-LOT 50x1s5: house rooms and bath:
Versailles ave; must be sold.
sl100-Lot 50x150 with modern cottage; San
Antonio ave, near Chestnut
s650-Lot 40x125; west side Walnut ST., near
bay shore
s6oO-L,ot on Pacific ave. near Grand ST.
S2700-Large 2-story house, rooms lot COX
zoe; beautiful avenue. Z. D. JUDD CO,
1924 Park ct
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STORAGE.
~
PIERCE RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co
Office, s01 Post st, cor. Powell; tel Main 5713
GALA. Storage Warehouse, F. SMITH. prop,
722 Mission; goods guaranteed; tel Clay %.
PIERCE & TAYLOR, packing and storage OF
furn. & II. H. goods 7S5 Mkt, tel. Black 81.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


modern 2-story cottage; large lot :
on electric car line; near broadgauge railway
station: for sale on easy terms. Apply 30
Suffer- ST. room So S. F.
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PHYS ICIANS.

DIR. c. c. O'DONNELL. office and residence
1021h Market st., bet. 9Th and 7th,