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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
AI.AMEDA REAL ESTATE.

s20oo-COTTAGE, rooms and bath; lot 33:4xl5O;
fine artesian we'll windmill, etc. easy terms.
s31OO-Elegant new home, rooms; lot 42x13S;
Santa Clara ave-; terms $400 cash. $25 per mo.
s26oO-Naw Colonial cottage, rooms; lot AK
2e7; half block from station and high school;
terms $500 cash, s25 per month.
$350Q-New house of rooms: lot 4ox150; nne
location; San Antonio ave-; Chestnut Station;
terms $500 cash. s25 per month.
fine business corner. 25xS2:6; store and fat
above: new and modern; must be sold; owner
going East.
Houses to let in all parts Of Alameda,
II ?. MORFAIl & CO. 1882 Park st.
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DELINQUENT NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-McCall Sliding
Hinge window Company Location of prin-
cipai place of business. San Francisco Cal.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock account of assess
ment levied on the 14th day of February, A d.
1899 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. fol-
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marrige and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indcrsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
RoYD-rn this city, March 90, 1899. TO the wife
OF S. B. Boyd. son.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

tsuccessors to Flanagan Gallagher,.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERA
20 Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South 50.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows
George Hoerter and Leontine Peyre- 3
w Simon Stoermer and Frances J. Netll. .22-2
Charles S. Ralph and Minnie c. Richter. .36 3
John Kuchler and Annie Dahm- 80 z
Sidney G.. Clark and Wilhelmna Bellstedt- -2S-2
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FURNITURE-Good and cheap H SCHELL-
HAAS old store. 4os Eleventh st. See him
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PAYS p PER CENT.
1o5oO-Fine Investment near Market and va
lencia; corner lot. 52:6xS5; splendid improve
PAYS OVER Is PER CENT.
s3250-Clementina St, near Fourth. 2-story
houses; store and fats; rent $S9; mortgage OF
BUSINESS CORNER.
sS6oe-Church and Clipper; 2-stQry building
store and fiat; lot 30x100
A HOME AT THE MISSION.
-Twenty-sixth ST.. near Castro; nice bay
window cottage; contains rooms and bath;
this property is cheap at s25o0.
$3500-$300 cash, balance same as rent; Lake
St, near Ninth ave-: lot 30x72, backing up TO
Presidio Park; new house of rooms and bath
s22 O00-An offer wanted; Drumm-st. corner.
within block Of Market St; old improvements; ;
$4S5O-124 Beulah St, close to Golden Gate
Park. bet, Waller and Frederick; lot 25x187;6
of rooms and bath. ETC.; finished basement;
street accepted; open SUNDAY.
s23O0- Handsome new bay-window cottage. 6
rooms, bath. etc; lot 25x120; Fourteenth ave,
necn ths PARK } vita fhchs th d'Ve
$9000-Clay St, near Battery; 3-story brick
building; store and floors above; cement base
s3250-Flne business corner on Seventeenth st. ;
new corner building, containing store and nat
of rooms above; also new building containing
flats of rooms and bath each: rents SI4; all
rented; this property is a fine investment:
SIS, ,000-Rent $102; Hayes ST., near Baker; lot
rented.
s650o-1315 Mason st.. near jackson; lot 35x
1875, with 3-story residence of u rooms and
bath: also rear house of 8 rooms stable for 6
horses.
$S75o-Rent sS7; Folsom-st corner; tenants
lot 25x112:6; splendid interest paying property.
S7250-2 fine handsome flats of and
rooms and bath; best portion of Dey1sadero ST. ;
rent s62 5O lot 25x100.
$500 CASH, BALANCE SAME AS RENT.
$4000-New corner residence; Dolores st. :. con-
tains large sunny rooms; latest sanitary
plumbing; large lot, S3x1oo; portion Of lot va
cant and plenty of room for another building
$500 CASH. BALANCE SAME AS RENT.
S5000-Fine new residence, roomsi hardwood
floors; beautifully decorated rooms; latest
plumbing; street work accepted; 767 Cole st,
near Frederick; no reasonable offer refused.
$3500-Seventh-st. corner, near Folsom: lot 25x
BALDWIN & HOWELL
10 Montgomery st.
PARK LoTsMt PARK LoTsM!
SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.
Take car to-day and the improvements
going on in Sunset District Note the large
homes being built, etc. Sunset is the most
thriving and progressive section OF the CITY,
and is a splendid place to invest in lots.
Lots facing Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh aves., at prices ranging from $500
upward.
TERMS s25 CASH.
So MONTHLY.
Take the Baight or Ellis-st. and transfer
to the electric road which runs to the Cllfr
House, get off at st. and Ninth ave. We
have a branch office there. Always open sun
days included.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
ss6oo-2o ACRES on San Pablo road; 8 miles
from Berkeley; the bargain. z. f. BUNCE,
anS Broadway. Oakland.
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STORAGE.

PIERCE-RUDoLPH Storage and Moving Co
Office 401 Post St. cor. Powell; tel. Main 57lS.
PIERCE & TAYLOR Storage Company: pack
ing, advance. etc. 735 Market; tel Black S11
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
PAYS 70 PER CENT

10 Montgomery st.
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WHY PAY RENT?
rooms modern in every appointment. location
sunny side Adeline near Fourteenth st, on
payments little above ordinary rent; house
can be finished by April 10. A. ]. SAMUELS
& CO.. ASS Ninth St. Oakland.
s165O-LOT 1O0x126: in heart OF Oakland will
throw in q good S-room house; all in fruit
full bearing. F. E. BUNCE, 9OS Broadway.
Oakland Cal
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ssrA -E.

------------------,~-~---
COTTAGE home or lots for sale; located in
the coming part of Greater Oakland: In
vest at present prices and terms suit:
the proposed 'Emeryville Ferry, the Gross
Town Boulevard and Electric Railroad -
the coming of the Santa Fe" and the new
San Pablo-ave. Electric Railroad coupled
with the beneficial effect OF the recent rains,
will make all happy who buy now; try it and
you will never regret IT. wait and you cam
touch 1t. Apply to r. ]. MONTGOMERY,
North Oakland Real Estate Headquarters" "
4T0 Thirteenth St, Oakland.
As MONTHLY rental for nice chicken
ranch 4 large chicken houses, fine brooders,
nests, 12 compartments; 6-foot high wire
fencing; very complete for immediate bust
ness; will SELL II desired. at bargain; a
few lots left unsold, SIS upward; IS cash, s.
monthly; Will make special terms II desired {;
AIlendae settlement. East Oakland; SO fam
lilies within 2 years have located and own
their homes; streets all graded, some are
macadamized: meas fine 3-story schoolhouse
and electric car lines and also a 90-foot
wide boulevard; site. climate and soil the
very best; no fogs nor cold winds here. Call
or send for circular, 455 Seventh st., near
broadway Oakland; carriage free. H u.
JONES, owner.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
sol. GETZ & BROTHER.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

SOL GETZ & BROTHER,
ROOM A, CROCKER BUILDING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
ONLY $500! ONLY $500! gNsTALLMENTs!
BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS NEAR
BOULEVARD AND BEACHi
NEW BLOCKS. FINE CLIMATE. SUPERB
VIEW.
$500 to ssoo-Beautiful Sunset Heights lots:
best home sites in the city; only s25 down. s.
monthly.
Special bargains in Richmond lots-s4OO to
$500; ready to build an.
500 to sso0-Lots near Mission-st- electric
cars; ready to build on; SO down, s. monthly.
Branch Office on Ninth ave. near II st
SOL GETZ & BROTHER
ROOM A. CROKER BUILDlN0
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NUsICAL INsTRuNENTs.


AS we are selling good upright pianos for Sc
cash and S6 per month, ask you to investi-
gate and approve this method; prices are the
same as II purchased Tor all cash; bargains
in good secondhand Uprights upon some easy
payments and some good pianos for So S and
s. per month. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.,
Steinway dealers, corner Kearuy and Sutter
SITS, san Francisco. and Thirteenth and
Broadway. Oakland
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HOUSES To LET.


GOLDEN GATE, 1915-Elegant house of S
rooms; nearly new; $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
PLUCKY BANK PRESIDENT
Shoots and Kills the Leader Of a Band
of Mnmld- BE IiObbcrs.

SEVIERVlLLE. TENN, Oct. S.-Three
masked robbers entered the bank here
this morning and attempted % rob the
vault. containing consideraTe money
President William MacMahon threw his
loose money Into the safe and seized a
gun. His first shot killed the leader Of
the robbers Pearl Thurman The assist
ant cashier. John Marshall rushed out of
"a side door and shot two Of the robbers
horses. Calder Rick. of the robbers. was
arrested after being wounded VIII Der
rick. the third rob1er got on horse and
rode a mile. hotly pursued by posse. On
being surrounded by the men. he fed into
"a barn where he committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head
The men are supposed 10 have come
from Knoxville on am carly train.
sT. LOUIS. MO. Oct B.-A special
from Nevada. Mo. says burglars entered
the Farmers Bank at Scheel city. near
there last night. blow open the safe and
secured $500 I'm cash with which they
escaped.
P,evious TO the bank robbery the town
watchman was captured on the street by
armed men and bound and gagged. The
robbers left no clue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
Charged With Murder.

TAVRES. FLA. Oct l3-Mrs. Leonard
Neumister and Fred W. Nye. after 4
preliminary hearing on the charge Of mur-
dering Leonard Neumister, lave been i'm
prisoned without bail for the crime.
Two wears ago there came from Louis
vile. Ky. TO Altoona. Lake county. Leon
ard Neumister and wife. and with them
was a man named Fred W. Nye. Not long
before this time Mr. Neumlster had fallen
heir 10 about iS10,000. About three weeks
ago the old man was missing and Mrs
Neumister reported his absence TO the
neighbors She told them that she had
lust found a letter written by him and
left IN the house. saying that he intended
10 drown himself The men then went 20
a deep lake a few rods from the house
and there found his lifeless body I'm the
water.
II was thought from the appearance or
the writing that the letter was not writ
ten hy MIR Neumister az all but by some
other person. This led TO the belief that
the old man had been murdered by his
wife and Nye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
Driven Through Lines Of Returned
North Dakota Volunteers.
DISCUSSES THE PHILIPPINES.
VIII Send SiXty-five Thousand Men To
Uphold the Flag Where These
Volunteers Helped To- Place
It-Members of the
Cabinet Also Made
Speeches.

WEST SUPERIOR, WIS, oct. 49,
President Mckinley and party arrived I'm
this city one and one half houfs late.
over 1900 people, including 1000 school
chiltten. received tie party at the city
Hau. 4 committee Of children presented
the President and party with a neatly
printed souvenir purchased with penny
contributions by the school children.
The President made short address,
his theme being patriotism"
Brief addresses were made by Secretary
Long and Secretary Gage. and the train
then departed for Duluth.
HAIR-RAIsING WELCOME.
DULUTH, MINI, oct. ia noisy well
come was given the Presidential party
on its arrival in this city to-day Hum
dreds Of tug boats and grain steamers
were anchored under the bridge across
the ST. Louis river, and as the special
train passed over head, the screaming
sirens beneath the bridge joined I'm a hair
raising welcome.
The square around the city Hall was
packed with people, who cheered wildly
as President Mckinley entered the speak
ers. stand. The President spoke of the
advantages of education. and compliment
ed the city on its advantages i'm that di-
rection.
The President thanked the crowd, which
contained 5000 school children, for their
welcome. and drove to the depot amid
deafening cheers.
At n:9O the Presidential train left for
Fargo. y. D.
FARGO ~ D.. oct. lover l0,DO peo-
pie greeted President Mckinley and his
party when they arrived here tonight aI
7:35.
The President had been accorded hearty
welcomes at stations along the route.
lie made a number of speeches. Entering
carriages the party was driven 90 re-
viewing stand through lines of the First
North Dakota Volunteers. who recently
returned from the Philippines. The
President was received with wild cheers
In his speech he referred repeatedly 90
the situation I'm the Philippines. When
he declared the United States would send
5000 soldiers to the Philippines 10 up-
hold the American flag where the vol
untcers had placed II. the crowd approved
the declaration with wild applause
Attorney General Gfiggs, Secretaries
Long Hitchcock and Wilson and Senator
Hansbrough spoke briefly.
Tho exercises were limited 10 speaking
and the review of the North Dakota vol
unteors.
The train departed for Aberdeen, South
Dakota.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
MUCH COTTON BURNED.
Fire Destroys the Bush Independent
Stores in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, oct 13.-Fire to-day de-
stroyed a large four-story warehouse al
the foot Of Forty-second street Brooklyn,
owned by the Bush Company Nimited).
and 500 bales of cotton which were
stored in it. Loss will be $4,000 princl-
palv on the cotton, which was well IN
sured.
NEW YORK. oct H.-At 2:9O this
morning Saturday the fire again broke
out in the buildings Of the Bush Inde-
pendent stores, which were partially de-
stroyed before by fire yesterday after
noon The IRE This morning apparently
started in Building No. ?, which was
separated from No by brick wall two
feet in thickness. Building No. was to-
tally destroyed yesterday and 1t j.
thought at this hour (2:3O A. 3D. that
Building No viii also prove total loss.
The ire boats. which had not left the
scene were at once brought into use and
a series of fire alarms called back the
engines and companies which had been
employed until late hour In putting out
the flames on the first fire.
Building No contained about 10000
bales Of cotton valued at from $1,000 TO
$4,000
Three iremen were overcome By smoke
and the fire IS not as yet under control
The officials Of the Bush Independent
stores estimate that the total loss will
certainly exceed 100000 Warehouse No
! was destroyed by fire a few months ago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
v. e. PILkINTON
WILL BE CLEARED
The General Belief is That the Yer
dict VIII be Not GuiIy-The Case
Ably Argued and Submitted.

POWHATAN. O.. H. Va. oct 18th.
Specially. q. PHkinton charged with the
murder of State Senator Flanagan was
kept on the stand under rigid cross OK
animation for two hours last night.
The prisoner bore up under the exami-
nation well Hls said he was dazed from
The blow that be received and after that
has recollection was not very clear; that
when he drew his pistol. he thought tha,
Mr. Flanagan and Mr.. r. ~. Winfree
were going 90 KIN or beat 0r choke him 10
death as he mad and dd consider Mr.
Wniree his enemy having been attacked
by Dir. Ninfres al Clayviile on the night
Of the speaking at that place, when he
was ordered by Mr. Flanagan 10 search
him and that when he shot bee was being
choked by Mr.. Flanagan and held by Mr.
Winfree.
Whom Mr. PHkinton left the stand the
court adjourn I'd until . O'Clock this morn
ing.
REBUTrAL TESTIMONY.
Court convened again this morning.
when W. c.. Johnson. Latan Flanagan.
Collier Flanagan, Mr.. Winston. j. II.
Sadler. W r.. Davis and Fred Harris
We're put on 10 give rebuttal testimony
after which both sides announced that
their evidence was through with ard
the court adjourned unril 2.30 o'clock.
Captain Wise stated that the defence
were willing 20 submit the case without
argument. n the commonwealth was, but
this was not agreed to.
The court convened this afternoon at
3 o'clock when counsel had agreed upon
instructions 10 be given 10 the jury and
when they had beed read the argument
was begun.
THE ARGUMENT
Judge Leake for the commonwealth
opened the argument in speech Of two
hours lie made very able argument
for the prosecution.
He was followed by Mr.. n. NJ Smith
Jr. FOR the defence. who spoke about cne
hour In a complete reply 20 Judge Leake.
He In ;nrn was followed by Mr. p Y.
Cogbill for the defence whose excellent
speech made "A deep impression upon all
who heard him.
Then Captain George u. Wise followed
Mt Cogbill in an able review Of al tho
evidence and taking up the instructions
argued tfcr with great force. His speech
was a model Of forensic e,OQuenco.
GIVEN TO THE JURY.
The argument was concluded by Judge
watkins for the commonwealth with an
able speech which did credit to himself
and his people. At the close OF Judge
watkins speech the case was given to-
the jury. IL was then ll:20 +. NJ. and
court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock
The General belief Is that the verdict
will be acquittal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
FAVOR NICARAGUA CANAL.
Senator Morgan Says Sentiment III 'he
south y Now Changed.


HUNTSVILLE, ALA. oct. 13-Ths
Southern Industrial Convention, which
has been in session here four days, adj
iourncd sine die this evening. Chairman
MacCorkle Will select place tor the next
meeting to be held six months hence.
Iue puuclpai speaker o. the day was
Senator Morgan, OF Alabama. The Sen
at0r reviewed hs work on the Nicaragua
Canal. lie said that until recently Con-
gressmen from Maine. Pennsylvania ana
Massachusetts had given him more sup
port than Southern statesmen. Recently
the South had undergone o. complete rev
olution on the matter and all now favor
il.
IF the work Of the Commission. headed
by Rear-Admira Walker. recently APP
pointed by Congress. shall bear any rela-
ton % othe Importance OF its duty
year viii not have passed before work
on the canal will be commenced, said SEN
ator Morgan.
He predicted that the canal would Dc
completed in six years
The convention will memoralize aH
Senator'S and congressman TO support
Morgan in his worok.
4 paper was read by Colonel Y. Grubbs.
OF Texas. and one by Major +. B. stahl-
man. of Nashville.
Addresses were made by Governor AT
knson. of West Virginia; J. VI. NIX. OF
Texas: S. Shepard. president Montgome ry
Chamber of Commerce. and Lewis y
Coleman. of Chattanooga. Resolutions
were adopted calling upon the southern
states 90 establish departments or INDUS
trv and immigration. 4 concerted move
Ina the direction of a merchant marine, 10
remove the race question from politics
and thar every reasonable means 10 be
adopted to maintain the best relations
between the races OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
Built By Contributions of Other Pro-
minent Alumni.
CHAUNCEY DEPEW THE ORATOR.
lie Says that Dewey's Victory Has a
Wider Significance Than the He-
roism of the Eight-The Good
Faith with Which our
Promises are Full
filed in Cuba.

NORTHFIELD VT, Oet l2.-Thc littlc
village Of Mortified. in the very heart
of the Green Mountain state and the
h0me at Norwich University at which
Admiral Dewey yas cadet. was sround-
ell ia the principles OF military training,
to-day greeted the fam Oils naval officer.
The occasion was lhs laying of the cor
ner-stoue of Dewey Han. d bui.ding made
possible by voluntary contributions ir-a
prominent alumni of the university.
THE ENERClSL5
The exercises began with an Introluc-
tory address uy Commander Brown piesi-
dent of the university who introduced
Colonel Henry O. Kent, of Lancaster, y.
H.. senior mcm)er of the Board of Trus-
tees of the university and classmate
Of the Admiral
Colonel Kent delivered an address Of
welcome.
Commander Brown also welcomed Ad-
miral Dewey. The Admiral then stepped
forward and layed the cornerstone.
As he spread the mortar and the stone
was lowered, he said.
81 now declare this stone dUly and
truly laid and according to my wish
After the Admiral had compi'ted the
laying of the cornerstone. Commander
Brown introduced Chauucy NJ. Depew.
United States senator-elect from New
York. the orator of the day. He said in
part:
DEWEYS VICTORY.
"The victory of Admiral Dewey has
far wider significance that the heroism
OF the fight. IL opened "a new chapter IN
the history OF the United States. The
lifting of the cloud of battle smoke from
the waters OF Manila bay revealed new
and potential power I'm the affairs OF
the world THE class which graduates
here next June enters upon larger cltl-
zenship than any of It's predecessors.
"A war begun by the United States for
humanity and liberty ended in the con-
quest and cession of rich and pooulous
territory I'm the East. AT the very hour
when our industrial development and sur
plus productions demand the benefit of eN-
nsudinr markets We become D. the
Providence of God neighbor 10 the Orient
and iJs limitless possibilities. After three
hundred years of oppression ana Sp"i"
tion bv the Spaniards. after centuries oi
nroml.es made 90 be broken the iuhab
tants of the Philippine Islands disirust an
nrofoesiors The good faith with which
we are fulfilling our pledges in CUBA VIII
ultimately become known I'm every island
I'm the Archipelago. The gems of the An
titles is feeling the thrill OF liberty. Tn
der tho hcncncent rule of law and order
she is experiencing peace, prosperity ana
progress We are leading her 20 indepen-
dcnce as the mother does her child. ana az
each more confident step we loosen our
firm but affcctiouate hold for her educa-
ton and safety"
AFTER the exercises tH.re was a short
receptlon and then the Admiral and the
otbcrs of his party were escorted 10 his
tr,in which started Immediately for Bos-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
CrnlN Nenrn Runs Amuck.

BRUNSWICK. GA. oct. l3.-Ihe seq g,
tion of Givnn county around Sapp's still
Is being terrorized by crazy negro Wo-
man. who stark naked roams the WOODS.
shooting at any one she sees Alreauy
ore man has fallen dead before a plstol
shot. while two other negroes, her nus
hand and brother. have been wounded by
her bullets.
The woman's name Is Mary Eaton.
few days ago she became violently insane
stole the weapon with which she Is now
armed and box Of cartridges from her
husband and was Off to the swamp. She
g. reported 90 have been captured by
crowd Of her own race but the TWO men
left i'm charge OF her allowed her 20
escape. Persons go armed I'm the neigh
borhOcd and houses are guarded as pro-
t---lan l-- The M1men and cn--lIen.