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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

Soil Munro, the author of GILLIAN
the Dreamer and John splendid" IL
a journalist, who lives IN rural Scotland
nll the year round and hates London.
"hccause NJ its intense seriousness and
the abaurdlty Of its hats" John
splendld' has gone into a alxth cdi.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER o. 1899.


the state In hope OF turning the balance
OF political power IN favor Of abolition.
Inc story presents some Of the scenes
q strife and violence Characteristic OF
the pcriod--one Of thcm having for It's
central figure John Brown. az the in
splrntion ~ the stirring Incident de-
pictcd In the book.
The niot deals with the dosertion Of
inc child at The gates of a founding
aFylum.and the subsequent dramatic re-
union OF the members Of the family
hinldft the scenes OF violence and
bloodshed In the Border wnrs--thc en-
IRE narrative showing remarkably
strsng touch IN portrayal, and mastery
conception and dellncntiou Of character
II deals with on intensely Interesting
period q American history, and should
attract large number Of readers.
inc publishers nnnornce that they
VIII send the book on approval post
paid. to be paid for ~ satisfactory or to
ho returned In case Il IL not wanted nf-
yer cNaminntion.-Publ by the
doubleday Mcclure CO.. New York.
Price si.25.
Outlines Of General History. by Frank
Moore Colby. NJ. A.. professor n ccono-
mlc.. New York University. are
outline dcaiEned for use as a text
book IN high schools nnd college pre-
paratory schools. The special fea-
ture which distinguishes the book most
u the interesting and attractive style
In which u Il written. the story being
told simply and clearly and yet In
facinatinE mnnncr.-Amcrican Book
Company. Chicago.
.
La Tullpc Nolrc. by Alexander Du-
mas, abridged and annotated by Ed
ear Erwing Brandon. a. NJ, professor
OF the french Miami University aims
TO Furnish elementary classes In French
with text which has the charm OF
simplicity and continuity. To that end
u has been considerably shortened.
and all historical aud other references
not essential to an appreciation OF the
story have been eliminated. The notes
offered are restricted tu such words
ana constructions M may puzzle the
beginner, and for which the dictionary
may not HurScst ready solutlon.-
american BOOK Company Chicago.
y q
Mr. Jacob A. Riis ~ soon TO publish
tliouEhton, Mlniin e Coz a volume OF
hts interesting studies Of social prob
lens. The book Il to be- called -
Ten Years War. Belng the Flght Made
for Decent Living In the Tenement"
All OF those who know how much MIR.
Rlis has done for the bcttcrmcnt OF
social conditions In New York viii be
glad to learn his latest thought on the
subject.
o .
Mrs. Humphry Ward will publish
new novel very soon. dealing probably
with social questions along the line OF
David Crlevc." II cannot fail to
have many readers.
= o .
There IN great sensation In Flor
cncc over n now play called La
Leoncsaa," by Enrico Carudlnl. The
play i said 10 be the equal u not the
superior of "Cyfnno de netgcrnc." II
II a tragedy OF heroic drama. however.
not comedy, and the heroine ~ n secs
ond Lady Macbeth The announce
mcnt of an American production II
not yet forthcoming.
o Z.
Miss Edith Henrietta Fowler. sister
OF the author 90 "a Double Thread"
has written what Il claimed to be a
remarkable novel calinu "a Corner or
the West" II IN TO issued shortly by
Appleton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

The idea NJ Pilates wife as the ccn-
teal ngure ur historical novel IL 50
striking ana original that one heartily
Wishes that II viii prove TO have been
wen done such a story ia IN the press
Of Mcsfrs, Hutchinson OF London, aud
win no doubt be- published In this coun-
trv ns wen, Ia fconcs nrc laid In
Athens, Palestine and Britain. ita name
" she stands Alone" It's author Mark
Ashton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09
MOTIFS.

Mr. Swinburne's new "NoHamund" IL
pIict ier uaEedy--"the book II a small
one. the speeches nrc short and IN.
words Tor the most part short, too"
Here II u passage Of southern color
ing
.-rh,s anime .,,, M. ,.,,.. ,..,..... -,
mn so,,i 's' ''''' WI NV '"'
1 Nould vhen Juno ,,lo. not, -, 49,.
NJ H., 'u"e ''Noa holu on US
Tho ,yina a,,a ,,..e 80, ..,.,-,
',t, Nn'' anu Mhltl W
m. .ni's., ~ h,in
7vIS'' an" ine e"'''hoH' "i 'he
L., ,,,u A..
'@"' ~ ~ JOY oil NE or manhood
Ia h.re ,nn ,ar, ~, h...,... A.. ,,.u..
M on
f"' p'ish' 10 pi'aihe' as hfc, It's next OF
KIN,
Too keen to handle"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

NO such thing na tilsguises are used
by the mon In the secret service bu-
ronu," said chief Willie of that organ
lzntlon few days nEu. The boy who
reads the Decent literature describing
the many lluhtning changes and dis
gulsoa made by alleged slcutha OF the
government ard other services. imag.
Ines these stories to be true, and the i'm.
prcsaiuns he receives remains with him
Tor long time. ~ n matter OF fact.
no such thug ns a disguise for secret
service detective ~ known. and I do
not know % case over worked by an
operator OF the bureau In which false
furos or other artlcicn of this kind hnve
ever been used do not know of a
reputable detective IN any city or State
Who uses diraulses Thoy are not ef-
fcctivc ana ths he1t Informed men In
the running down OF criminals believe
that they do harm and quickly expose
The man who II attempting to operate
a care.
THE mcr N the secret scrvlce ~ ths
government frequently cldthe them.
selves To suit The vicinity ana the pen-
pie nmong whom they are pt work
For Instance, Il q man "a Ut work IN an
agricultural Vicinity ana among people
who would suspect the attire " we'll
dressed ueg-on Do does aut wear the
best clothes or linen which has boon
finishes By Chlnnmnn 0r q Hteam lann-
dry. llIs attire IL In keeping with hls
situation and circumstances iIo may
let his beard grow Iona and become
cnrolcga In keeu'ng his clothes dustri.
II he q ~ work IN city among ltgl-
ianH, for Instance. he doporta hlmsilf
In such q way ~ To keep from advortls.
Ing himself rs detective ~ tho GOV.
eminent II he docs not he would be
unable TO acquire Information from the
Gloss of people who We're pernptitntinr
The Violations of the laws az the United
states. Everything depends on tho
necessities OF the casc but under no
circumstances would we permit an
operator VI the bureau 10 bother with
such cheap articles aa wigs false faces.
mustachcs and tho Ike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

The Aroma for December opens with
an able and Interesting article on THE
Place ard the Man" dealing with the
nutocrntlc privilege ~ tho speaker Of
the House OF Representatives. and the
means by which q portion ~ the power
now welded by the individual In that
position might be secured To- the COM
mlttec on rules. rhe Survival Of the
Strongest" IL the title ~ o symposium
Of articles on the South African crises.
and the French Republic" that Of. an
equally Interesting symposium ON the
present conditions and posslble future
Of France, Treated under the heading OF
the French Republic" are; Its Hope
fui Future" Its Inherent stability"
and "Drcyfua the Martyr" A half
dozen other Interesting articles make
the number valuable one.
The Christmas number Of Mind" the
chief metaphysical magazine OF the
country presents q remarkable array %
contents, comprising the most interest
ing NJ the speeches made nj the con-
ventlon 81 the Metaphysical League re-
Gently held In Boston,
The titles suggest the important sub
Jects dealt with, ana each ~ % remark
able contribution 20 the literature OF
the "Now Thought" whose influence la
SPREADING throughout the world" The
"NOW Centuries call" "'rhc Value ~
Social Ideals" Mental Treatment for
Communities" and Thought Drafting"
are the titlra al a Tow of the numbers,
and an together make up number
whose value should Recommend Il 60
scores of readers. There - In fict 20
much that n helpful between ~ COW
crs that there la strong Incentive - bind
the volume slngly ~ useful reference
Tor metaphysical ideals and suggestion.
Alliance Publishing CO.. Life Building.
New York
For Lifc aud Liberty Il the tito Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

And I saw = new heaven and n new
earth.-St. John.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

An editor prints his paper to give
his patrons the news Of the day and for
tho money there Is In H. He IL nre-
sumed Ia know of what he. writes. and
he generally does. when he writes as
no does In the Leader Courier. Osceoln
Mills, Pa, without fee or hone OF re-
ward, that "Chambcrlaln's Cough Rem
edy acts mnglcnliy, and we have found
none better In our household. n YOU
have q cough, try IT," II may be ne
cepted Az an honest expression. worthy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

replaced by now magazine to be called
probably Tho Franklin Square" with
Albert Ice as editor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

anyone has n cough, cold or throat irllui
trouble II alway- recommend AckG! w..
lish Remedy bccau.c | know lui v lai I.
will do. Il has cured every cae via, !
lave seen Il tried. Il T. the hct crp,ti'11..
md tonic | ever handled IN my u a.
experience. will give Just oue in..isfrG
gentleman who had been troubled 2
years with a naAty, hacking cough. ! ~
viscd Aekcr'a English Remedy. lie ia4 4
ramplc bottle, and was cured bafof' ~ ~
taken half Of II, at no cost whaie,cf ~
l. an exceptional cn-c. however o. hialAaf
take two or three bottles
tsigncd) A, u, Coos liellcionalhe' OLA
Sold at &c, 5Nr.. and 81 a hoiiis. ihrra;s.
ont the United State and Canaili az y
England, NJ N. "a D. 3D., q o. M
pre- not satisfied after huyinr, nlum V
bottle to your druggist, and So, yous l.s-J
back.
We aHi,sriis NJ olor, gsa'sle,
". H. AggAL. : CO., !rvff So IT.
For sale by z. e. ~. l. Drug psrL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18
RAILROADS BUYING REALTY

al the western terminal OF the first named
railroad, the sale having been confirmed
by the Probate Court
Henry P. Sonntag. Of Bovee, Toy &
Sonntag. has bought the vacant lot, Six
1915 feet, on the north side OF Broadway.
rs feet east OF Octevia street, OF Simon
HOchstsdter, for $500 and will erect .
costly and strictly modern residence
thereon
The work OF undermining the Mont
gomery block has been completed and
the building is now in Hrs.-clas= condi-
ton in every respect
Two fine fats, costing 800, have Just
been completed for Mr. Heinz on Van
Ness avenue. near Green street
Mrs. A Bandnau Is erecting a nle
residence a. the corner % Van Ness ave
nue. and Union streets 70 cost $500
James L Flood Is having plans prepared
FOR q fine residence on the Broadway lot
he recently purchased from James A
DOnahue- The building on the lot, the
old Baifour house. Is an elegant residence,
but 4Ir. Flood has ordered IL sold and re-
moved and he intends 10 erect a structure
even finer. Mr.. Donahue IS also prepar-
ing 10 erect a residence on the northeast
corner OF Broadway and Fillmore street,
which he intends shall be the finest in the
civ.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Abraham Han 70 ANA L, Hall. IcE % liz:
q Clay street. 1875 " q LArkia. " Is By
James Dunn TO NSry L. Dunn. 10, on y lire
q Jscksou street, s4:4la " OF Lyol. " los;l's
J6hn AID Nay A Damon 70 Alice Quinn
tvHe % James H. lot OF li.e q Fulton
street. SIS 2 o: First avenue, z : b. y 10;
simon Flanagan TO Nay Flanagan. lot on Sc
corner OF Maple and LAY streets, : -'-s1. By
Marcus r Escht 81 a. to Hecht Estate Com-
rany lco-pCratio1l, LOT On g corner q 4Sec-
Ly-s,Ith street AID ssa Jo7e avenue. z lss:'-1.
SW corner % Army and valencia streets, 5
Valencia streets. y sI:1.. NV -. sW 2S:T-..
Izs.55.. s. 3 lls.I-.: also lots S 70 IS block
- on & Z Tract also property OUTSIDE o,
Ests,e y MaEdAlens wittn-.e- Csy c. z
koeh1cze, administrator % J Michel. LOT OF
lile e Pacific street, Nl-s " q Montgomery
William : and Mary A Mes:ez 70 John 2.
Harmon trustee. 5o-vara lot 20 lou NJ cor
Ter q Pine ard hez-uy streets. lsl.s - y
ls'-sl; also tA-ee deeds q t--.t -. r=tsrs 70
s0-ysrG -ot -. same also p-1pe-ty II sacT2-
msrto and a. property II Stzte O California
Charles A Grow Crus-s.) ard May A Mes
Tex . May Mesick l5aus hte-). lot on Ne cor
her ot kear1y ard Pine STREETS. : as ~ y
Mary A M.stck 70 same block 10. University
man AID OXFORD streets. git-
,rl6ther). Cora A BisselI Csister) Cit. estate.
sane. also lot On Ne eorner q Pine and
Eezr1y streets = 6y y rs; GIT
Alameda County.
John Callaghan and Bridget Rolia- VII. O:
Henry. . Robert J. Callsgh4n- iot q line q
Railroad avenue [cr Seventh street. rs q
Poplar, z > 10 " 3. y los:l1 . beginning.
being 1T =. b!cSk a.. Briggs Tract Map 2.
John = and Maria s DiagweIl 70 Ab6.s J.
Hunter lot O. NV corner 0, Alice and Seventh
- -,
block e.. Oakland. sI7
Richard Weller C6y Thomas :. Bridge. attor-
zeyJ . \. :. woodbridge lct q : lLas q Four
teenth avenue. rs z o. NJ line q East TEen-
ty-fourth street, . ; rs " = IL %
q portion ot Highland PARK East Oakland;
Young. lot ca : line q Bueaa Vista avenue. g.
y c, Foley street. y = b ; 10. bang portion
= lots = ard L. block. y. Alameda Station
Homestead Tract Alameda. &c.
Charles ard Luctr1a ? Pr1ws- % Julius H0l-
lister. 1t or LIE G. Third street. 10 : q 3.
= y y y -. Town O.: HayEa-ds. Eden
John ( Gea-y and Geo-re = Gr-ael 70
Te: sajac-at 70 sane. Eaea T T ~
William .. Torster 20 Home Building Com
T line - orsars sr-set {. sTT I. So - -
place. sW = by NV -. being the Ne % feet
Il lends O Oakland View Homestead Oakland
Marcus Il Hsch- e a.. 70 Hecht Eztst. Con-
Twerty-siNrh ard Adeli1e streets 5 SIS By y
- block -, Oakland; also property II Kings
County 80
stewart ard Ella 3. Merrill 20 william
Cricht0n LOT On SW line q East Eleventh
street, % Sc q Eighth avenue. So = BY sw
10. block L. Clinton. East Oakland. 80.
= 2. and L ? NaNfeff @ : A. Losh III.
10: block 2. Amended Nap Teachers Tract
Berkeley. 80.
A :. Woodbridge % Thomas Brttg. lot on
SW line % Glen avenue st-sr Sc OF Redwood
rad Survey No si@l. Sc islf5 - SW 10 g
being lots 2 70 "a. Bond Tract. Brooklyn Town
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COOS BAT-Arriset Nov. is-strz- Empire.
sar bound Nov I--s;=- Ar-asA for san
FORT GAMBLE-.Arrivsa NOV r--saa XII
.saiiea Nov IT-sShr JsAa D Taiiaai. fsr san
PORT NONCOMPLIANCE Nov Is-Br bark
st5tsLlrsa, from Honoiulu. ship To--uite. from
- Sii.n.s.s.u5 Per haFE japan. from PORT Gam
sa-!s1 NOV ls-schr. Eat-avo-- f5r -.
-A-,tLA - arrived Nov l1-Bktl Eslrska.
NEWPORT Starved Nov l7-stn- Aiies
b.alcnart. frv-n Eurska
- x Z .hA-Arriyei Nov IT-strnr TIIlAnook.
sailed Nov l--st-a-s No-rh F5-k B-szswtcx.
ee-.t'. Mest-ort and Samoa f1r san Fran-
Fs -. So Fssa4eza- f1- san Refro. stza-
sEA II-E-Arrivel Nav is-sch- lbs =
80 - - - - - -1.e S1n-, scar Nellie Cole
.1ese, from szaszAy; .s-hF Mildred f-oa
FORT ,BRAG0-sau.4 Nov T--s,a- xoyo.
SAN DIEGC-A--iv-5 Nov f--R- s--- Ca
,,.s.s Clty. hence Nqv. =, stur sssu1.s from
AsToRIA--Ar.iysl Nov .I7-Br SIP PR, Lo-
outside Nov i7-Br ssi5 ;, Eaoeh. from Pa
Rama
ssiI~a Nov I7-B-. str-r M'a-soutasA.r.. .o-
SAN PEDRO-Arrlv=t .Nsv Is-scir Anris
Larsel. from Tac1rla. sc1rs Bertha D-lb@s-
ard Halcyon. from .Eurska- Nov i--schr A u
sailei Nov ls-schr Fannie Adele. Tor Grays
Hare9- Nov i'-stlr Rival. f7r -: star
EASTERN. PORT.
NCRFOI-S-Clearst.. ship E-ski-. y Ps-iss.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HoSOLCLU-Arriysf Soy Il-st-r Ala
media. from sydney BF bark Dominica fro1
sane. Sov is-sehr o II KsHoxs. so- Po--
sYDNEY-In port or E-Br lark Ass---
- HamH
San Fraa5.se5. g. Ss-s az. izv--Sss-sa.-s -
H11oiuiu. p shir IA-ci-r sfip she-a-s ~
.noie, for Hoaqlaia. tark snow a burgess. or
sa1 Eran-lscl. via Ne@'caEt.=-
NEWC A TIE. caf,ns Oct --Br hark SAT-
U-nus. flr Acarulcr- tark Alex Mcneil ship
cassersa, b. s;rnr- BI0e-lsontsiz- b. sAi7
ttliIls ~. ~ shig I'1-lin.C-. ship Eclipse. ~
Wm Carson. for H~nriulu.. Br ship A-is-ites
b ship Ceitic No1ar-h. Br salr Clan G-zhaz.
= s1ig Geasrai Go-tga- r lark MAris. for
Chartered q lad az SswcastIs-Br ship A.
t--e:A 20 sen ErLneisco. Br shis Clan Cal
tc- san Frercisc7: ~ lark Heataneit. f1r saa
Francisco: b shig NaSheit. 81 shir Miitiat@s.
ses 90 rraneisc2.. Chil shis star q B-nEal.
NAiNAILMo--Arrivsd. Ssov is--Nsr stzr Ttl-
A--4vet Sov -7-Bark Pastol-s. t-oa saz
NANILA-A-rivss Nov I-st=- oeai.asia.
ssil=s nov il-s,rr z-.iansia.. t7- ssa Fran
50 S9s III ship W p Law. fcr Or-E.n.
fok1HAgA-Eaiist Nov i5-Ncr s;r1r ny
"a. FOR San uisEr
BRQwHEAD--Fass-s Nov ls-Br .Ais So
-al-ha. from Astoria f1r 9ueeas.cur
AcAPrLTC-Saisd Oct 1s-strar Ba--lrru-a
To- Panama
COLoS.-Ar-sved Nov is-s;rar FlaA-e.. frua
Tew Tc-E
ssnsi Nov is-s;nr. Asvaae.. ,or S.- York.
LoEnoS-saiiet S1y ls-ItAl ship Tsoc.s 20
san us-1
PASkNA-saiIsd Oct ss-st--r Colon. for san
Francisc1.
Arrivei S0T f-stn- sau Bias hero- OF .
ASTVF ERE'-Arrtvet Nov Is-Br SAP Psra-
sus. from Portland
FLCSHTSG-Passed Nov ft-Br snf- sf---a
Pedrosa- from Antwerp. for san Frurcisco
DoTER-Passef Nov 1s-Br srIp C.rauasaf
IRON Haubg-E. f1r san Frarciscc.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Friday. Novsnh-- II.
s;nr E1k 70 R g3sS35 = days from CAPE
Str-r AIE-ne5a- Won Oterertorp. = days sro-
Sydney VIA Honolulu days hours.
stmr coSaiiis River. Tao1nTsoa. "a days from
st1sr Centennial. Eagles. eAys from Hone
b. ship canbusksun.th. Ks-aari. 81 days
from Hamburg. va Newcastle. Eng - days
seEr Ruby A Cousins. Walton. L days from
schr Marin. Olsen. eays from cAspa-.
schr Berwick. ostlia. . Gays from co9uiils
schr Ne;tis Low. Low. hours from Po.z;
Schr coona--.. Caris;ia-ss-. u Gays from
CLEARED
rr.tAy. November =
stu-- Portland. Lrasguisi. Portland: o--Eoa
RaIiroat e Nav CO.
Br stzS Do-ie. smith. HonEkonE and To
Nor stnr Telius. Petersen. Sensino: p
Du-s--u.r sons co.
ship se-via- Gilmore. Santa RossiiA; : San
Bsrk Reaper. sslotIks Sydney: Moore
& &C.
s,nr Gipsy. Leland. santa crus
s.--- P-0Ersso UniilnE Seattle.
st71r Miami Reilly. Seattle.
stmr Queen. Jsp-en- victoria and PORT Town
stnar Alliance. HA-sviek Astoria
stnr EIihu Thonson. whitney. Seatti.
St--r La=rra. Ericsson. -.
Sruar Aberdeen Higgins. Portland
Nor srrr- Tsilrs- Petersen. Narairro.
Br strlr Dorie, smith. Yokohama and Ho-r-
snip Centennial Marshall. Honolulu.
b strip Vafkyrie. Jones. Queerst1wu
- ship Europe. Muller. Grilsby
Bkrn : @ Wilder. Tacksoa. Honolulu
schr Barbara Hsrnste-. An1ntser. Fort
EaEg
Schr Reliance. SKIPPER. -.
Echr Sacramento. G-uEEsi Tiliarnock Pav
Schr John A. SIisscn. EureSa-
sch- Ltllehcr1s. Hansen. Grsys Harho-
Sch- VOLUNTEER Pre-ssn Coos Bay
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOs. Nov Il. 70 n-wea,A--
cloudy: wind ST. velocity u miles ~ 49,
SPOKEN
Per sim- ceatsnnisl-N.v ls. morning. no
miles WsW % Farailon Islands seh- rour.
from Caleta Buena. fer san Francisco
Sept =. lat y - s. Lon - a. W-ship "
Rotch. from Baltimore for Manila an vrsiT
MISCELLANEOUS
LONDON. ssov i7-Fr bark Mai. Moline.
from CErtif. for San francisco put ,r-o BslI.
Isle, damaged
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DIED.

ADAGs-In this city. November - $50. Cath
ella -AIE-t-- q Ire lake James and Matilda
A-l-s. = lztive Z san F-s-c-sc--
ETF-iel-s and a-quzlrtzuces a-e resre-t-
tl-.y invited o attend The funeral services
- cay '-4-1r-zJI. ~ C. clock. az h-r ATE
s-@1c-, $50 Hyde street Inte---s-t ~
BRpSs0S-Il tbs city. November e. lsss Al,
her resl e-ce ISL N-Al.lster street. MAJ r
brlls1l. Ulfs = ire ls-r Dr. IS. : Bronson
daughter q Michael Hurley. ard sister II
Mr. x 2 B-oeal. a native q Bosto1 Mass
DF-ien1s ard acs-siataDces are respect
t-.-y invites . attend re funeral services
IBIS Gay isZt-r1syl. e. :. 1ci9-cs. ~ sacres
Hear church Fillmore street. near Fell n
te-u--t private
BCENs-Ia tAls ctty. November L. lsss. Come
.ies. beloved husband q Ma-y BurrE ,ather
q John 4zi James Burns. Xrs. y. McAiul-
lea s11 he axe Christopher and Joe Burns
snt eroiAs- g; james Burns. = native O: Ire
Lo1ge No. A %. L. *.
DFrer1s zat ac1ualrtaac.s are respect
t--ly inflte1 . 1rtent TIE funeral Ills day
.24l-l sgl. a. y 81 cock. rlrl rs .Ets resi-
te-ce, - Boyce street. = Pclrt Lobos ave-
re. th-nc= % Holy Crcss Church. vsher. a
solemn requiem mass VII b celebrated to-
80, -. = - "a s5ll o3;nTzsaelaE al >
BEssISGER-In THIS clty. November a. 1888.
Eosia2 Buss-lEe-. native o, France. AGED
g Jez-s uortks s15 Is eayE-
- Services ans irt-ru-1t private
cAERoLL-i1 TIE city. November II. 1855
William z. s1n q John cA-rcu. = native o.:
San Frezc-sco aged - year.
COGAN-At sea- November & lsss Toseph 4
Ccsan. beloved so- 81. Bernard ard Catherine
y cpEll. ard brother % Catherine T-Ln
sr1 Gertrude CoEEn ana NJ LlEEie Cal1=--
WOOD. native q New Jers=y. aged q yeas
ard months.
- Friends and sc1uEintsnces are respect
FULLY lnv.te1 O. attend tie funeral to-1rcrroz
Sunday a. j. r' COCK. s-vu the tune-al a.
iCrs % James Nc3lsnus. Seventh sd Castro
streets Caklsn6. InterDsni ST Mays
Cemetery. oakland.
uoUGT-Ass-In vallejo. November z 1sss
Nabel A1air eldest ard beloved daughter y
z A and Ela Douglass. a1t sister y Flora
And NeCis 2 D1lE SIS. = 1s-ive q san
Frarc-scc. aged years ul--ts AID DAYS
rTNrtice ~ funeral Hereafter. Remains
az IRE .ario-s q z r. Suhr & Co. IIg7 Ms
si-- street
uoT-L-ON-Tn this city. Nove-nbe- Is. rsss
Ma-v Douiton- beloved mother q L-s II NJ
BALDWIN zle Margaret, LkJulas. MAJ and
Rachel Douitol. native o, Ner.hyr TyGvli
s-uth Wales. Age % years
rZFr.enIs ans 2c1uailt21ces sr= respect
s-sIiv United 20 attend the funeral to--n1r-1E
lS--sasl AZ c'clock from her iate resi-
aerc- la E-lis street Irterreut Mount
rl-iyet Cerietsry. b. electric funeral ca from
Ezhfe~uth Ezi Gu--rr-1 streets
FHlNGER-Ia West Berkeley. November T.
80. Rudolph. dearly beloved son q NJ ara
NJ c. 3 Grass. z11 believed brother = Mrs
Conrad Ra-reiE. a native - Neg YORK. aEed
= yrars y months and days (Neu York
snf Philadelphia papers rlease cory)
-VE-eufs ard zcqrai-ta arr respect
tally notified that he tunersl AK place