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tS3 nSBcfe i3Vyfc STiS sSMb Rfc sC hJ3Efl ar kV vz jrsft 5 a A i ssss ir tewe vy 15 1 fB mi ifxSvJ fl i1 iAt ims fc IT Jt i e3i fea 3K 5V fkG ARife 91 i js 1 rv rfc i fit fe ill I RifaljCIaimaQts to theC funk Dh Carpenter loses His Case Aged George Gray Promptly Ac qrmWd TirA of Paying Alimnr Captain John Cba Ieston tat on a pile of laths at the city wharf yesterday afternoon and wondered why he was not mav ter of the arentine Funk which Ilea at the wharf dlscharjrinir Inmber trom British Colombia Captain A Olson strode the poop of the vessel and he won dered whether he was to be called upon to resist a forcible attempt to throw him off the ship Both mariners carried documents which show their right to command the trim vessel but Olsen has at present the best of tfce tight for be is in possession and he says it will be a troublous period for anyone who attempts to cast him adrift from the i Funk The trouble orer the conflicting claims has ita foundation in a quarrel between some of the owners of the barkentine and Kennedy English of San Francisco shipping agents who bold a charter contract for the craft The difficulty originated some time ago when one of the owners a Mrs Glaser transferred it is said some of her interest to another party From that arose further difficulties It was claimed that the charter held by Kennedy English the agents was not being lired up to as to seme of its terms A number of the owners complained that they were getting much the worst of the deal contrary to the terras of the contract Tbey asserted that the agents were standing in with some millmen in British Columbia who virtually owned interest in the barkentine but were compelle 1 to conceal their ownership by having it recorded in the names of others in order to avoid entanglement with the United Bures maritime law The vessel is split i to small bits and there are Sixteenths anl thirty seconds distributed around in a puzzling manner The combination of owners which is backing Captain Challeston however claims nearly three fourths of the craft Even with this advantage they appear to be ashore while the other quarter enjoys possession That minority end is in the hands of the charterers who claim full control under the charter they hold Since the Funk arrived a few days ago and docked at Oakland there has been trouble Challeston who is alto an owner in the vessel to the extent of a three thirty second interest went to Oakland with a crew of men which he intended to put aboard the vessel to displace Olsen and his crew The sortie of the Challeston forces was unsuccessful for Captain Olsen ordered them to leave and then had them put ashore Chief SchaHer was called into the scrimmage and sent a couple of officers to preserve the peace He refused to have auv Dart with the ejection proceedings whfeb Challeston de the sired to lnaugnrate Another battle was imminent yesterdar but Olsen was firm and said he would stay by the ship Challeston served Olsen with a formal notice from the Custom house which recognized Challeston as master The latter also produced a certificate to that effect from the same source Olsen did not budge He awaited the arrival of recruits for the opposition calmly but was firm Cuslleston howerer was about ready to leave the matter in statu quo until the vessel should be discharged and go to San Francisco where he said legal proceedings would be taken to dispossess Olsen Meanwhile Chief Scbaffer has a policeman on the dock to suppress any Midden outbreak between the opposing forces and cried saying thathis blindness made the world seem dark but cow that his child had been ruined the world was blacker than ever Since then whenever Bennetts name was mentioned he would fly into a passion and was beyond control Miss Gray said that she would not have told her father on account of bis blindness but she was debating between suicide and the duty she owed to work and help support her helpless father and that as Bennett drove her out of every position she ob lined she had no one else to protect her except her father Dr Williiara Nathan a specialist on nervous diseases bad given the case of Grays great deal of thought and study He believed from all the facts detailed to hlmthatGray was not responsible for bis acta Bennett will be tried on Mav 9th for assault to murder in attempting to shoot Gray OAKLAND BKAL KSTATK Tax Payment and the Holidays Interrupt Business Krw Buildings There has been too mnch holiday making during the week to permit much business in the real estate line The market is also affected considerably by the fact that the second Installment noon taxes is dne and will be delinquent after next Monday Taxes are being paid very slowly The general situation is not unpromising A num Mr of large handlers of realty are now beginning to make pointed inquiries regarding the status of the Valley Road terminal proposition It is understood that the local committee is awaiting word from the directors as to the fixing of a time when a conference shall be held regarding Oaklands position Building contracts are not numerous although there has been some improvement in this line during the week There are no large or very expensive buildings in course of erection or planned for the very near future The contracts made for this week are mfinly in the line of dwellings of moderate cost Johnson will build a 3000 dwelling on Shattuck and Alcatraz avenues Berkeley Smith Burpee have the contract Veitch Brother will erect a 4700 residence for McGregor at Booth and Howe streets Piedmont Lund is the contractor for a 2500 house for Jordan to be built at East Fourteenth street and Twentieth avenue A Anderson is building a 2600 dwelling at Fourteenth and Center streets A Gill is the contractor Peter Christenson is the contractor for a pretty residence to be built for Palmer at San Antonio and Sherman streets Alameda Blake will erect a 3000 house at Thirty eighth street and Telegraph avenue Bingham Brothers hare the contract Brldenbecaer Meyers are the contractors for a 3500 house to be bnHt at Twenty eighth street and Telegraph avenue Oliver Dnval will build a 4500 house on Hobart street The design is most ornate Griffeth has a contract for building stores and dwellings at the northeast corner of Twelfth and Jefferson streets to cost 5000 Simpson Spence are erecting a 2400 house on Myrtle street near Twelfth notably the Fif th and a portioa of th Seventh1 there will be a decrease ALAsltibA Eobert Hill a printer by trade and artK cent acquisition of the Alameda section of the Salvation Army has got himself into serious trouble and Dots awaiting a trial oaa charge of grand larceny It seems that some Umejsst week Al Strip pel an expressman lost a diamond ring valued at 75 He believed it to have been stolen from his coat pocket Young Hill picked up this same ring on Park street one evening but instead of looking for an owner carried it around for a few days and then pawned It for 15 In a San rranciicoesiaoiiJQmcni cinppei uearu of this and had Hilt arrested ConslableVofijKahfl took Fred Miller to Alameda fronxSan Francisco last night to answer a charge Of tfel6ny embezzlement He Borrowed shotgun from John Hiester lastMarohsoid it and pocketed Nathaniel Wot WIT a man 79 years of age made a deperate attempt to commit suicide on Wednesday night by cutting his throat with a razor He was found by his daughter lying senseless on the floor Dr Zeyrfl was called In just in time to save bis life The reason for his act was the fact that be was suffering most excruciating pain from a cancer of several months standing Charles Sacnan who at one time conducted a butcher sbopon Park street has left for Europe and has deserted a girl named Mary Smith with whom he has been living BJSKKtSLEY McCoy the nominee of the Prohibition party for Trustee from the Third ward has withdrawn in favor of Richards This leaves the contest between the latter and Whiting the nominee of the Peoples party 1 he South Berkeley residents are endeavoring to secure a large water supply for that section of Berkeley The mains now laid are too small to give a sufficient flow to be of any use in case of fire If sufficient guarantee of patronage is given the Alameda Water Company will put in larger pipes Right Rev William Ford Nichols Bishop of California will hold confirmation service in St Marks Episcopal Church this evening A class of live has been prepared The Peralta Fire Company will give an entertainment Saturday evening at Lorin Hall A large attendance is already assured I CUABUKD WITH FBAPD NAPOLEONS MILITARY CAREER Brief Sketch of Motgomerj tilbbi Whose Serial Story Has Appeared In These Column Montgomery Gibbs the author of Military Career of Napoleon the Great published as a serial in the columnsof the Chrosicle although comparatively a yonng man is gifted with a mature mind beyond most men I his years Few men at any age wUo have devoted fifteen continuous years to the newspaper profes MANY BARGES BURNET 3 3 CARPENTER WORSTED His Libel Snlt Against Dr A Archibald Falls to Pieces Dr A Archibald secretary of the California State Veterinary Medical Association won a very speedy victory over his old antagonist Dr Thomas Carpenter of Oakland yesterday in the Police Court when the charge of criminal libel against blm was called It required about fifteen minutes argument on the part of Attorney Dodge to convince Judge Wood that there was nothing in the case so far as the com plaint was concerned The attorney argued his points on a motion to sustain a demurrer and convinced the Judge that the complaint did not state sufficient facts to form a cause of action Judge Wood sustained the demurrer and the complaint fell to pieces Carpenter took his defeat rather seriously and be intends to have another go at Archibald because the latter he says is trying to drive him out of the city Carpenter did some hot work against several bills the veterinary association bad before the recent Legislature In return the association learned that Car pettier was strifing to be Market Inspector of Oakland under the new regime They pasted some very tart resolutions and forwarded them to toe Board of Health for the purpose of giving Carpenter a black eye if possible and settling his aspirations to become a public officer These resolutions formed the basis of the com plaint upon which Dr Archibald was arrested In Sacramento the other day on a charge of criminal libel He was obliged to go to Oakland for trial and Its speedy termination yesterday settled the matter for the time being Dr Carpenter however is still on the warptth and he believes he can have a complaint drawn that will not be thrown ont of court so easily as was that of yesterday GRAY WAS ACQUITTED Secretary Benaetts Assailant Secures Mis Freedom It took a jury exactly four minutes yes terday In Judge Ogdens court to acquit George Gray the aged father of Miss Ella Gray of a charge of attempting to murder Bennett ex secretary of the So ciety for the Suppression of Vice The result seemed almost a foregone conclusion The verdict was reached on the ground that the persecution by Bennett of Grays daughter bad turned theoldi mans mind and bad left him unaccountsbleioi bisects when be blazed awayat Bennett Id the crowded car of a local trainsome time ago Strange to say the prosecution did not call Bennett to the witness stand although he was the complainant This action waa taken for fear bis presence might prejudice the interests of the State and also cause a scene Miss Gray was again placed upon the wltnesratand yesterday morningand arreted with great detail the story of her seduction and persecution by Bennett the ex secretary for the Boclety for the Suppression of Vice She also told bow the newt affected bet old father When It was 4lscIoed to bimshe said ber father was almost Irenxied and was loth tooeiiereherSHetasked her Over and over again abe was talking about Ben netttbe man who sangili the chplr of the church her Sunday school teacher BennettHbe euppmr oltice Bennett tue lamer onu uiuwu jiuu iiadrulned his bouse Wbeashe assured University Boathonse Fire Th Race Will Take Place Among the valuable boats destroyed in the fire early yesterday morning which burned to the ground the pretty clubhouse of the University Boating Association were half a dozen belonging to the association besides a new yacht of George Morrow just completed though still on ways adjoining the boathouse Arthur Smith canoe was burned A racine shell owned by Morrow went up in smoke Tee Acme Club was also interested They will have to purchase a new barge for the Ariel Club of San Francisco as the latter baa loaned to the Acme rowing annex a valuable barge for practice rwork The University Club bad allowed the Acmes to store the barge In their building The Acmes will now call a meeting to devise ways and means to replace the Ariels burnt barge The Columbias hell had baen stored in the burned building until Wednesday when it was removed very fortunately for the owners Notwithstanding the destruction of the boathouse and the new racing shell the University race with the Columbia Rowing Club will positively take place st the same hour and place as before arranged that is to morrow afternoon at 230 oclock Two four oar shells belonging to the Columbia Club will be used The receipts from ibe sale of tickets will be used in Rebuilding the University boathouse FLIGHTS OF PIGEONS Homing Birds Make Swift Rons on Long Distance Journey Leydecker of Alameda has in training a number of fine carrier pigeons which he will enter in the great homing race which will take place between Portland Or and Alameda on the Fourth of July Leydecker is an enthusiast on the subject and his birds hare just made some wonderful flights Last Saturday he had nine started from Sisson for Alameda which five of them reached In 4 hours and 52 minutes The distance covered as thecrow flies was 338 miles The time made was computed to be at the rate of one and a filth miles a minute This is said to be the tastest flight ever recorded oh the Pacific Coast Leydecker bellves his pigeons can make the flight from Portland in as comparatively good time On Sunday Leydecker proposes to give his birds night from Asnland 430 miles away The rare on the Fourth of July will be conducted under the auspices of the Pacific Homing Society BE aKKKS ltliLIKr George Tate Has Paid Alimony for Twelve Years and Wants to Unit George Tate a former Oaklander but now a boarding bouse keeper st 105 Stockton street Ban Francisco Is tired of paying alimonyto his wife from whom be was dlrorced twelve years ngo He filed an affidavit in the Superior Court yesterday in support of his petition to be released at er those long years of payment He declares that bis wife secured a divorce from him in 1883 She was allowed 30 a month for the support of herself and two minor children who were given into ber custody Tate says he paid the allowance regularly until bis daughter became of age Then be secured a reduction of the alimony to 15 a month He now prays that this be ended for be claims he has been obliged to pawn his jewelry 10 keep his house going He has a letter from nis wife telling him to take the custody of the boy and that he need not bother about the alimony Husband and Xtlta In Court Justin Bice the cowboy preacher and bis wife were both in the Police Court yesterday morning charged with obstructing the streets The prompt action of the police In arresting Rice and his wife rather pot a damper upon them for the time but tbey still declare that they are ready to battle with the authorities for their rights The cases 0 both will be beard to day if complaints are filed against them Since Mayor Darie instructed the ministers that they would not be granted permits to preach on the street tbe Salvation Army bas gathered nightly at the City Hall steps Mayor Dayie says that place la free to all who de sire to do open air speaking He is firm however on the point that the streets in wit not be so used Xbe School Census School Census Marshal Friend has reached approximate results as to the school census of Oakland now nearly completed Be bas ascertained that there will baa small gain over the figures glihimttatbevrisjthe same berfaibej of lastyear The Fourth ward win run imMsthtiw himself on the floorandi groaned I largely beyond last year In other wards Indictment Pound Against Lewis Boseaberg of CkJah Ea Heller special counsel for the Ban FHbttsco Board Trade has secured the indictment of Lewis Rosenberg of TJkiah on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses Rosenberg does a general merchandise business at TJkiah with his brother Ben Jfflin under the style of Lewis Rosenberg Co They are also in business at Butsun as Rosenberg Brothers The firm waa attached on the 15th inst by the Board of Trade creditors for 10000 and an expert was sent to Ukiah to examine the books of the house The indictment was found on Wednesday last upon the experte report Lewis Rosenberg made a statement of his business to Sachs Brothers Co ot tbii city on March 14th last which is said to nave been fraudulent Upon this statement he was giren credit for 750 worm ot goods and subsequently secured additional stock The statement showed that the Ukiah stock wss worth from 11 OOOlo 15000 book accounts 8000 real estate 1400 liabilities 8000 The experts report shows the value of tbe stock to be 10000 book accounts 1900 liabilities 16000 It was also shown that no record of sales has been kept from October 1894 and in the opinion ot tbe expert Rosenberg must have money unaccounted for in the books The Board of Trade intends to act without mercy in all cases of fraud The Rosenberg case will be pushed in tbe hope of securing a conviction Attorney Heller has been giving special attention to these cases He investigated the affairs of the Heagertys in Oakland but prosecution in that case was stopped by tbe disappearance of the defendants who are said to be in Canada sion can be called young Mr Gibbs first began his newspaper career on tbe local stiff of the Chicago Herald and has since been identified at different times with most ot tne dailrpapers in Chicago During the exciting times whm Chicago was putting her iron heel on the necks of the men who had attempted to throtde the law by a wholesale massacre of innocent victims on Haymarket square Mr Gibbs was in the thickest of the battle He was one of the few men who dared enter the County Jail on the day of the execution of the anarchists and for his vivid report of the dramatic scenes of that day received tbe highest modicum of praise from his employers and co workers As cityeditor of the Chicago Daily News morning edition he continued to attract attention by his keen perception of what the public deems news and in 1890 when the Chicago Evening Pott was launched on the sea of journalism Mr Gibhs was selected to take charge of tbe local department which he did with a degree of vigor that surprised even his most intimate friends Three years latef Mr Gibbs resigned bis position op the Post to identify himself with a new publishing house the Werner Company which was then forming Mr Gibbs literary work has covered a wide range and many of his stories and sketches hare found their way into the best magazines of the country To him the study of Napoleon has been a labor of love a means of recreation whereby the fatigue from his exciting duties in the field of journalism has been materially lessened Mr Gibbs presents in his Military Career of Mipolcon the Great a true picture ot this extraordinary man as hit officers and soldiers knew him on the field of battle The wars of Napoleons period were of unpsralleledrandeur but in the telling of them Mr Gibbs has made nn atteniDt at military technle His is the story of Napoleon the warrior with no pretense of giving an account of the politics of his time nor from a domestic point of view a phase of Napoleons career which no English writer has yet touched upon Interspersed as It is with stories now first told by bis marsbals and generals of a career which produced a series of actions unpsralleled In the history of the world it has proved a noteworthy production and one well worthy tne reputation of its painstaking and enthusiastic author Copies of tbe book will be mailed to any address postage prepaid upon receipt of 1 25 Address 8an Fbaxcisco Chkoxiclx San Francisco Cal The book will be sent from the East and ten days will be required to fill tbe order This Weeks Wasp The Watp this week is very bright A finer illustrated paper has seldom been issued in this city nor in fact anywhere outside of New York The color Illustrations are works of art and more than that are up to date The front page and center cartoons are attractive and evidently likenesses taken from real life Fine half tone portraits are in profusion tnroughout the paper an excellent picture of Talbot Clifton his dog and new London suit being the roost prominent The reading matter is bright and varied A good short story from the French an interesting Parisian sketch the Old Maids diary theatrical and musical criticisms political paragraphs clever verses and a poem by Dan Connell being some of the features Editor Flynn is certainly getting out an excellent paper Election or Church Officers The following named trustees and vestrymen of St Paul Episcopal Church have been elected for the current ecclesi 1 astical year Rev Re illy Joseph Wallace Reuben Tucker Levey Henry Euler Jr Edward A Selfridge John i eaoin a Kuiotsoa ana Wheat A Rulofson Jr was elected clerk John Sabin Charles Hawthorne A 8 Hubbard Henry Euler and 8elfridgq were elected delegates to the forty fifth annual convention of the Episcopal Church of California to be beld in Los Angeles May 14th next BKAL K31ATK TRANSFERS ThefoUowlnt real estate iranMCllon ar been recorded Sbannan to Oashwtler lot on 8 line of Twenty third street 125 feet 0 Diamond 1034x114 also lot on line of street 826 of Twenty fourth 10a 826 250 240 8 25 lVtt 22S 126 8 10H 26 SIO shannon to II Sbannan lot same SIO Walter Mail Of o1 wife to Edward EwM Jr lot commencing 50 feet from the NW corner of street and Twenty third avenue 120 by 150 also lot on SK corner of and East Third sirrets 864 byE 4710 also lot on corner of street aad Thirty seventh avenue 66 2406 8 501 240 also lot on UE corner of street and Thirty seventh avenue 8 225x240 also lot on SE corner of street and Forty third avenue 240x225 also lot on NW corner of street and Twenty third avenne 600 120 also Outside Inds block 414 SIO Leopold ellgman to Dederkr Jr lot on line of Fell street 663 of Ashbury 25x100 SIO Wood and wife to Smith et lot on line of Cook street 100 feet 27 ot Point Lobos avenue 25x120 SIO Aoolph utro to Moore block 219 ot Outside Lands Wads worth to Kahn lot on SE corner of Valejj and Webster streets 1376x50 SIO John I He umgarten to Antonio Banmxrtn lot on HE corner of Castro and Fifteenth streets 90x25 gift Adotch pntro to Chsdrick lot on line of Peventl avenue 150 feel a of I street 75x120 SIO 1rtnoe A Phillips to Mary Phillips lot on NW corner of Liberty and Dolores streets Jf 52 105 6 25 8 114 130 gift Frederick Oudehus and wife to Hnnen lot on line of Verba Buena street 46 feet of Clay 20tfxf0 1U I isrd to A lard lot on line of Lombard street 313 of Brodericlt 25x80 etfL Watson to Flla Morgan lot on line oM tTay street 1378 of Uuchanan 776X12781 SIO Wedemeyer and wife to A Greer and wife lot on line of Twentr fourth street 75 feet Eof Hampshire 25x100 S10 Thomas McDonnell and wife to Benjamin Hea ley pari of 50 Vara lot 1478 SIO William Hsmerton and wile to A Xelson and wife lot on Mine or Twentv nlnth street 139 feet of Dolores 25x114 810 jamr Mclaughlin to Margaret Edmonds lot on Kline of Kate street 215 leet 9 of Bryant 2JX50 Sltt I rawforil Ferris by trustees to Asa Flsk lot rn line of Bourbtn street 75 feet of Eddy 50 i90 S2975 John Ijilly and wife to McClary lot on line of Andover street XS feet 3 of East avenue ixliasia lVlxii AutUAlA grand nrrrrr RobertsSacrameoto I Walbrldge Red Bluff Hushes Washington Alison California Williams California Beck Oakland Seymour 8 Bernard IT Merrttt UakJand Polastre San Mateo Golden Nevada Mrs Molse Arlingt Greene 8 Cruz Scott Grants Pasi Coulter St Joseph WallAw Arlington Miss HalLArllngton Mis Hall do BGrancerAwAlvarad parkhurat Chicago Weinberger Orlean II Levy sacraraento II Osborn Courtlaud Ntbhe California Johnson Louisville Johnston Aneel Bruce Chicago Cremin Maryvllle It McJuald Smartsvll A Ferguson Kunouth Miss A Agee Sunol France Flmlra FK Wart worth ivtloia Mr Allen Stockton Mrs Manson Ukiah MrsAPonerSeldUJtlahE A Phillips California Snyder os Angeles A Smither Angeles Graham Chlco Walton fc Iowa Hose 4 ch LAnge Dickinson Pasaden Miss Moiely Mich Russell Kt Louis Briscoe San Joie A Brown Newark Moss Pan Mateo Mrs A Terry Racram PALACE HOTRL II Smith 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ajeitisO years Friends and acquaintances are respectfollT invited to attend ths funeral tnls Car Frf Cay at lo oclock from the cndenaklng parlors ot McGinn Brothers 31 hdrtystrtew and thence fo Holy Cross Cemeterx Uie 1145 oclock train LANVOX Ib Oakland April 24V Mis Carrie daughter of aod OraeerSt Xanyen and sister of James and Ada Lanyon a native of Cheshire Ceniwacer2l years and 9Haya S9Frlend and acouadntsnees are espetfotly Invited to attend tns faneral thU day Friday at 2 oclock from iter late residence lt57 Webster street Oakland interment Mountain Vletr cemetery IRVING In this city April 24 Caroline wife of Samuel Irving ndilancbter of the late Bev Htwh Boss of Latamagoocb Nora ocotia S3 Frieocs ere Invited to attend the funeral services this day Frldar at 1130 oclock at tbe First Presbyterian Church vao Ness avenue and sacrsoento street Interment private at express Lawn Cemetery BEAUDRY Friends and acquaintances are Invited te attead their months mind mass to bo celebrated at SLFrantfs SeTSalss Church this day rrtdarV April 26 at 9 a for tbe repose of the soul of the late Loats Beaodry 8HORT In Modesto April 21 Gregory beloved son Of Roaanna and tne late Henry hort a member of I vanhoe Lodge So 5 ft of a native of San Francisco aged 41 years and 25 days ST Friends and acquaintances are respectfully lnlted to attend the funeral this dav Friday April 26 at 2 oclock from the Pythian Castle 909 Market street between Fifth and fetxth Remains at the tarlort of tbe Union Undertaking Company 1i Mission street Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery GRANVILLF In Chicago April ia Thomas beloved husband ot the late Theresa Granville father of Arthur Joseph and the late Thomas Granville and brother of Joseph Granville a native ot County Limerick Ireland aged 65 years S3 Friends and acquaintances are respectfalty Invited to attend tbe fattcrat this day Friday at 1S0 oclock from tbe parlors of the United Undertakers 27 and 29 Fifth street thence to Patricks Church for services Interment Mount Calvary cemetery DOWD In this city April 25 Patrick Thomas beloved husband of Ann Dowd and father of Vincent Steohen and James Dowd and Mrs Coleman a native of County Roscommon Ire 1 land ageo 05 years It ft riends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Saturday at 830 oclock from his late residence 1438 Twenty sixth street thence to 8t Pauls Church corner of Church and Twenty ninth streets where a solemn requiem mass will ne celebrated lor tbe repose of his souL commencing at 9 oclock lutermeut Holy Cross Cemetery SCOTT In th city April 25 Henry Harrison Scott a native of Virginia S3 Funeral services will beheld to morrow Saturday at i oclock at nls late residence 3212 Washington street BECKE In this city April 25 Xlcuolss Becker a native of Baden Germany aged 70 years eCsT Friends aud acqoaia tances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Saturday at 2 oclock trom the parlors ot the Pacific Undertakers 777 Mission street between Tbtrd and Fourth Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery SCHWAIM In this city lAprll 25 Lena beloved wife of John senwatm a native of Dessan Germany aged 63 years 2 months and 18 days ay friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Sunday April 28th at 2 oclock from her late residence 410 Halght street between Webster and Fillmore Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery MARTIX In Oakland April 24 Annie beloved wife of Martin a native of Butte county ai Interment private Please omit flowers TARfcN In this ltv April 25 Thomas Tarsuy a native of county Sllgo Ireland aged 60 years Remains at the residence of his niece Mrs Samuel McFsddfn 6J4 Hayes street ay Notice of funeral hereafter SMITH On the 24th Inst In Alameda Califor nia of tvpo mslarlal fever Fannie wife of Kmit agi dence Adrian Michigan Albert ged 31 years Former real 5AlMlJMMKU feOAUFOHNIAT THEATER Vi Vii3siaisssssss2W i 5f SO REMEMBKR to nljhtS tomorrow aiSat dy nlrtUandtheMATISliE to morrow afternoon at 2 are the last TOUR TtMKtr jay jnCXrVEIK EJCTRA Adeaaate product ton of OratUn Donnelly sne cessral comedy drama THEAMERiGNGIftL With a powerful cast Iaetonrto Georte OsboarnA toetvfofamotts children ete A wholesome play of great human Intersit Alttrnau tears and laughter Vdokt miss rrrv Keats now selling IIVOU OPERA HOUSE Mas Easkstwa KmutirafroaraadMaaare TO NIGHT OH WHY DID HE DO SO To NIOHTV TO NIGHT SECOND WEEK TO XIOHT J1CHT WlUon A Hlnchbacha Wilson Hirschbachs A POPULAR WHIRLWIND 8UCCJ OF A FTJN AND MUSIC POPULAR SUCCESS ITTtB LITTLE BOBINBON R0B1N8ON TO NIGHT CRUSOE CRUSOE TO NIOHT TOMIOHT TO NIOHT TO NIUHT TO NIOHT LTTTLE LITTLE TO JCIUKT ROBINSON BOBINHON TO NIOHT CRUSOE CRUSOE POPULAR PRICKS 25 and 60 cents MOROSCOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE The Handsomest Family Theater In America Walteb Boaosco Sola Lestes and Managar 4 TO NIOHT TO NIOHTt Herbert Hail Wlnslows Sensational Comedy Drama a barrel of money a barrel of money a bark el of money a barrel of money a barrel of money a barbel of money a bahkel of money a barrel of mosey a barrel 0 money Overflowing with Fn and Novelty Evening Prices 25c and 50a Oallery and Family Circle IOj Matinees Batnrdar an 1 Sunda LAWYEK In this city April 25 Perry husband of Mary I awyer a native of Albany aged 69 years 9 months and 20 days WILSON Ir this cltv April 25 Charles Jr beloved son of Charles and Juanita Wilson aged 2 months BUTTER In this city April 25 George Butler a native of Philadelphia Pa aged 48 years 1 month and 17 days BVSWFLL In the Citv and County Hospital April 24 Buswell aged 39 years CURTIN In the City and county Hospital April 24 James Curtln aged 64 years RELTVINN In the City and Coantr Hospital April 25 Kit Hellvlnn aced 50 years BOnnWKLIy In the City and County Almshouse April 25 William IV Bord welt a native of New ork aged 64 years REED In the City and County Hospital April 24 Kate Reed a native of Ireland aged 46 years 8TEAM9HIP TRAVEL do do do do do do do do Harkeyclty Canle Mott GMCanle do Dickey do Catbro Red Bluff A ltuller do Clark do Foley Alameda BSCK cur Gets Woodland II Prolt do Jamison do Story stsson Htorry do I Ie do JMclntw do Price Chicago Favenveather Chrwi Mtissor Little Hlver Mamhacher A stonork A Goodrich isacramto Hopper Cinnabar 1 Jackson do It Heath Fresno TbompsonTomales Miller Knglsnd IK Moore Ht louls Kavanaugh Cal Mperry Areata Morton lteddlns Mahorier Mssuel Hsbagnste Portland A Kelly Man Quenlln BALDWIN HOTKL Jacob A wfDenvsr A Richardson city Flnegee city Curtis tan Hafasl Martin Fresno Ecghart ascrsmsnto Davidson do Armstrong New York UonetLos Angelas Levy do HT Pulton Delswsrs Campbell Denver A Inrun A wf si Kuspp Los Angeles Rosenthal Haiti mors uoets New York A Willlsms Chicago BIRTHS LEVY Intbls city April 22 the wife of Levy of a son BPACKMAN In Oakland April 24 the wife of Bpackman of a son MAKBIAOKS ANDERSOX IIUXTER In Santa Crns April 24 by Rev aTlllouon Charles Anderson to Hose Hunter SCOTT CAHTRO In Pinole April 21 by Rev a Meese Richard Scott ot Oaklaiid to Ollva I astro of Pinole FAHRELL MALONK In this city March 27 by Rev Father McGlnty George Farrell to Llllle atone CAMM FRASER In Chile no Valley Sonoma countv Cat April 24 by Rsv Dr DlUe Charles carom of sao Francisco to Myrtle A Eraser of Petal a ma 8EARBY WOOD In Santa Rosa April 25 by Kev A Shepherd Frederick Searby to Ellen Wood MKLDON FREY In this city April 8 by Rev Henry Collier Oscar Meldon to Maggie Frey both of this city LITTELL JEWELL lhthlaclty April 24 ny Rer Dr DlUe Harrison Llttell to Annie Jewell both of this city LANQ KORNFKLD In this city April 24 by Rev Scboenfeld Sander Lang to Miss Fannie Kornfeld buth of this city DEATHS CON In this city April 23 Captain Jerome Cox father of Mrs Ada Martin and Mrs William Bancroft a native of Lee County Vsv aged 67 years 5 months and 12 days Lafayette Ind paper please copy 1 ar Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Friday at 180 oclock from Klnr Solomons Halt Masonic Temple corner of Pott and Montgomery streets nnder the auspices of Pacific Lodge No 186 and a Interment Mountain View Cemeteryt Oakland a A efflcer and members of George Tbomaro Ko A A are requested attend the funeral of our late comrade Captain Jerome Cox this day Friday at 1H oclock from the Masonic Temple By Order 8TATELKR TTCXKXK COLLUDI In thU city April 34 Andrea beloved mother of George Joseolt Adele and Albert ColludL a naUve ot Chile aged 49 years 4 months and 24 day Nevada county papers please copy sr Friends and acqualutances are respectfully Invited to attend the fansral this day Friday at 1 oclock from the family residence 12 Ivy avenue Jntersasnt Odd Fellows ceo etety CKEIGNON In this cttf Atrlt 23 Edmond PACIFIC COAST sliiAalSatP CO STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY wharf San Francisco as follows For Loring WrangeL Juneto Kllllsnoo ant Sitka Alaska at Ua su April 5 Al May 5 20 June 49 1924 For Victoria and Vancouver Port Town seed Seattle Tacoma Everett Anacortes so New Whatco Wash April 6 HX 15 20 25 SO 9 and every ttfth da thereafter connecting at Vancouver with at Tacona wltn at Seattle with Ky at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers Forureka Areata and Fields Landing Humboldt bay steamer Pomona every Wednesday 2 tc For Santa Cruz Monterey San Simeon Car cos Pot Harford San Luis Obispo Uavlota fanta Barbara Ventura Hueneme San Pedro East San Pedro Los Anzeles and Newport Ss April 3 7 1115 19 2S 27 and every fourth dav thereafter For San mega stopping only at Port Harford fSan Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles Kedondo Los Angeles and Newport 11 a April 1 6 9 17 5 29 and every foarlh day ereafter For Ensenada San Jose del Csbo Mazauao Pas Altata and Goaymaa Mei steamer Willamette Valley 10 a 25th ef each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montemery UOuDALL PERKINS A CO Genl Agents 1U Market st Sao Fnoclsco 0 AN A STORI A STEAMSHIPS HEP ART FROM SPEA It street whart at 10 a every Hve days connecting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines to all points In uREGON WASUINUTON and IDAHO bteamer State ot California sails March SO April 9 19 29 steamer Columbia sails April 4 14 24 Until turiber notice the rstes will be reduced to 12 CABIN So 6TEERAOE For through rstes and other Information apply to the undersigned OOODALU PERKINS it CO CONNOR Gea superintendent General Agent 4 New Montgomery st IS Montgomery st HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE THE ONLY LINE maintaining regular service to the European Continent wHh TWIN SCREW STEAMERS New York Southampton London Parts Hamburg IToldlng the record for fastest time on this rout a SPRING SU LINGS EXPRESS STEAMERS Columbia May 0 Columbia June 8 A Victoria May 16A Victoria Junei Normannla May UstlVormenala June 20 Bismarck Mav 80F Bismarck Jnne 27 1st Cabin SeO and upwards 2d Cabin S4S and 50 HAMBURG AMKKCAN LINE 87 Broadway New York A MYKH 401 California st General Pais Agsnt racinccoaab TO THE UNO OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN Cruise to NORWAY and NORTH CAPE also to SPITBERGEN NEW YORK HAMBURG HARDANGER FJORD ODDK MULDK ROMS DALSFJORD VKBLUNHsNAES TRONDH JEM NORTH CAPE SPITSBERGEN ROM HOE LOFOTEN ISLANDS BAFTKlINn Dl GERMULEN VESTFJURD rTrORFJORD GEIRANGERFJOHO MAROK SOGNEFJORD GUDVANGEN bTALHEIMSKLEV BkjRUEN HAMBURG NEW YORK by the AUGUSTA VICTORIA to JUNE and tbe COLUMBIA in JULY HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 87 Broadway Aew York A laYEB 401 California sl General Pass Agent Pacific Coast CUNARD LINK NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL via UUEENSTOWX from pvat A SOKTU RIVER Fast Expbkss Skavica CAMPANIA UMBR1A LUCAMA ETKURIA CAMPANIA UMBBIA LUCANIA KTRURIA Satnrdar May 4 noon Saturday May 11 8 a sl naturaay ay it noon Satnrdav Mav 25 irs aturdsv Jnne 11 a Saturday Jnne 8 Saturday Jnne 15 10 a st Saturday Jnne 2 3 Mi cabin passage SOD and upwara second cabin 35 40 and 45 according to steamer ana accora modatlona steerage tickets to and from all pans ef Europe al very low rates For freight ana passage apply to the cwnipanya utace BowUng oreen ew York VERNON BROWN 4 CO General AgenU Good accommoaatlons can always be secured en application to W1LLIAMA D1MOND CO Ageau au Francisco CUBLfAAjm UflJN tt Ali TAAVO ATLANTIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE COlfANrS pier new 42 North river toot of Morton street Travelers by this Una avoid both transit 2 English railway ana the discomfort of cross tnr erbannettn a small boat New York to Alexandria Egypt via Paris Ant class 1W seconl class Sllti La Uaaoogne Capt Baoddon batar day AprttiO nooa La Champagne capt Laurent satorday Aortl VL a a at La Bovrgocne Cast Lebont Saturday1 May 4 noon La Nor man die cant Polrot Saturday May 115 a sl LaTonralue CapusanteUL Satarday May 18 10 a st La Oascogn Capf BandSion eatorday May 25 6am JrorranfiarparuemarsappirtoA FURGKT Agent Bowling Ursen New York FUG Ait A cu Agtnts a Mentcomsry ava San ttaaasoa 8TOCKWEUS THEATER NAE IN ARE IT OCR PRICES AND EMMET PACKING THE HOUSE NIGHTLY SKI OCR FRITZ BABY RINNOTT TOMORROW CHILDREN AT MATINEE 25 CENT LADIES 25c and 50c Only Three More Performance CIRCUS ROYAL AND VENETIAN WATER CARNIVAL Corner Eddy and Mason street i Ctirr Phillips i Proprietor and Manager COMMENCING MONDAY APRIL 22D EXTIRF CIIANGF OF PROGRAMME NEW FEATURES EVENING PRIrES Parquet and Dress Circle Reserved 5c an4 50c Gallery 15c Saturday and Sunday Matlne Chlldreu 15c AdclU 25c Grand Street Parade Thursday April 25th at 12 oclock Comtne April 29tb New features for the Water Carnival greatest ever produced In America deslgnej by the most eminent artists In the New World 6RPHEUM OFarrell st betweea Stockton and Powett Week commencing pifQNDAY APRIL 22d An entire change In Its IMammoth BUI of Nnveltlfts 16 ALL STAR ARTISTS 1 NEW BRIGHT LIGHTS 3 Miss Tlllle Merrisy The Sweet Singer McBrtde A Flynn The Rsrrls of Tart Redding A Stanton John The Ilayn Emma Waiter If Ford A Francis Frank le Blnns BlmS The Great Stnart Electric Quartet A Laughing Wtow The Real Thing Reserved seats 25 cents Balcony 10 cents Opera Chairs and Box Sean 50 cents Matinee saturdaf afid Sunday st 2 Parquet 23 cents any seat Balcony 10 cents any seat children 10 cents any seat va irf a vTTti i jpBenlsTasMsTs1oif AN rie4UltV tsuYB Eaoi Aratrts MSXi Aaatra evsOAftanLandroHarwarilsAWayMU Ua Jf laOOAAtlanttExprvsitrta Msrilses 1 ald Lathron Ogden aad Easvv TtlfA T00 Fort cosw ana Msayis i Tr00AFters and it lltomi Zlir aoi sanLVandroHavvfardsAWavsta 1K1SA iaOAKarCltsMasantaRosa VacavtltsBspsrto8aeramenla sand Redoingyta iravlsj Mar ir tines and aan JUmon 645s1 SJOafKiUARaaJoss1 Kocktaa Jone 7 fsacrtmento Marysyllie Red 4 BlnfIand UrtVlU7 4l3 80a Port Co ta Benlrta i tr TOO faaLeanoTDJiaywaiMaii7oia Mr i8 ri 84iA a An IWOAJlewuneana ttipia Jfor Tosemlte Santa Barbara Los AncelesDemInsEiPaso New Orleans and East 10r0A aa Leandro Haywards UrfM raUandroHsywardsAWaySuu in vnai Kn nu anu Uvermora ItnOf Sacramento Hlver tamersViS JOO fiaor Port Cosw and sy8stas it tss4P a UOr tSanLanaortaywrui nr 3 MdraHaywardsAWayta 5r 4 iOOr Msnlnes Saa RamoABenlcKt 7 VallejoiNr t10 Verano and Santa Rossuui 1 tdU 00r VncavtlleiWoodlandv EnlfbU wf TtisiiMarysrftUeiriOrOTfUe and Bacraaenta aU tliaa IMr Nllas 8an JoseLlvermore andj ilOOT ttanlandrtHHarwardaOtWaySta 8tfis tMr Loa Angles fel4rta arm for Yosemlte flakersneiaeaui iiu Los A ngete Tit BSJOpeUntaFeitonteAUan do Express tor MOiave ana rsit B80p KnropoaaMaUvlftMarilnan4 btockonK ogden and Eask 6Kp Havwarda Nlies and aan jcsfcr SSo OreiFlprervia Manlnea and FtocktonVrtwcrampnto Marysville Redlfg PortlaBd Pacetsouna sna fcm iwut f00 fnLeandroHaywardsAVsy8U 10 50f tiOOr SanUandroiHaywardsAWay8tattl00A ftlilUiLeandraHaywardaAWavta 7j15a 0015a 10154 1043 745 t8tsr 1045 8AK A CRmrDlVirftarrowraage 815a Newarav CentarvUle Baa Jessv Feln Boulder Creek Jsanu Cms and Way stations biSQ 21J Newark CenwrvUle an Jose Xir Almaden Felton Bonlder Creek jsanta and prtacl pal Way stations a 11 0 415 Newark San JMe Los Oatos 50 tll4Jp Haaters Train for Newark Al vloan Jose Los Gatos and Way hutions 7 05e COAST DIVISWS Third 4 Towns tadStsJ 645 6an Jose New Almaden and Way stations 815a San7oseTres Pino ttanta Crns Fadfle Grove Paso Roblea Han Luis Obispo and principal Way stations lAir 60ir 1040 Ran Jose and Way Sutlons 1145 Palo Alto and Way Stations 2O0T San Jose OUroy Tres Finos santa iStix Kallnaa Monterey and Paclfio Grove 1040 3SOr Ban Jose and Principal Way station 495p Palo Alto and Way stations 8KW 510p Ban joseano way stations i 30p Palo Alto and Way Stations 5 tll45p Palo Alto and Principal Way Biauons i 1 rT8F CBKKK KOOTE FBRt From Han Francisco Foot of Market Stree 7COP880 00 100 ll 00ia 1230 tl0t 800 8OJ 400 500 rtPit From Oakland Foot of Broadway 800 7K 800 900 10KX 1100aic 11300 lzli0 200 3KX 400 500rif A for Morning Pfor Afternoon Sundays excepted tSatnrdays only ITli nrsdav only Is1 undays only ft Monday Thursday and Saturday nights only SAN FRANCISOj AND urcxi PACIFIO RAILWAY CO Tiauanx Farmar Foot or Mabkkt St an Francisco to San Rafael Wiik DT 740 9r20 1100 a 1255 330 510 680 Thursdays Extra trip at 1130 Saturdays Extra Ulps at 130 and 11S0p 8CTMD4TB 9SO 1100 if 130 330 6630 San Rafael to San Francisco Wm Dats 625 755 fl3a 1110 1245 340 610 rK Baturdsys Eitra trips at 155 and 835 tc ScspTs S1094O 1110 140 340 a 625 st Between Ban Francisco and Pchuetien Park same schedule as above Leave San Francisco Week Days 740u 330 ru 510 pm OSCAF i i Grestest Ind Admission wl TO NIGHT AT 815 OCLOCK MECHANICS PAVILION GREAT AND ONLY GLEASON SING OF A 8 Exhibition in tbe World seat 25 rents I CAMPO THE POffCLAR BAY RESORT NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY DTTBING THE SEASON Maslc Dsnrl Rowling Beating Fishing and Other Amusements Refreshments st City Prices Fare round trip 25c children 15 including admission to grounds Tbe steamer UKIAH will leave Tlburon Ferry 1080 if 1310 3 and 4 returning leave Et Camoo 1115 1 3 and 5 ALOAZAR THEATER TO LET Addrtss or apply office Alcassr Building to GEO WALLKf ROD IttJi aUstr RACING RACING RACING CALIFORNIA 10UKJCV CL01 WIXTEB UEETIKa BAT DISTRICT TRACE COMMEXCIXO OCTOBER 77 1S84 Faring Monday Tuesday Wednesday Tanr ay Friday and Saturday Ralawsuiaa Five or more races each da Baces start at 3 si sharp McAllister and Gearr streM in rssft 8TEASIMHIP TRAVEL NOaTH GSBHN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO MSDrrERRANEAN SERVICE TO GIBRALTAR OEOA Kaiser II May 4 3 Werra May 18 10 aic Ems June 1 11 a tiM Werra JnneCA 10 a Kaiser II July IS IP a werra my 7 10 Genoa Oenoa tienos Genoa uenoa iam ii VJIva from Bremen London Havre eaaoj NEW YORK SOrjTHAUPTON BREMKX WINTER RATES UXTIL APRlt 80STfs1 iiwTTXMTw Mdvw novo May 7 740 530 740 Tm 510 740 330 pw Sundays 800 aso 500 Pit 800 a 8 00 AMI 000 800 AM 500 ra stiir trox Novata Petaloma SanuRosa Fulton Windsor Healdsburg Gayservtlle cioTerasie Plete Hoohuid Vklah GuernevUie Sonoma Glen Ellen Hebastopo 8 undays 1O40k e05m 780 730 pit 10 40 ax 05 Pit 1O40 AK 05PH Week days RAO aw lOSO ak B16 Pg 1030 AK 615 ru 61B PK laso 615 PK MO 615 PK 1030 ak 615 pk Stares connect at UeyscrrlUe for Skagrs Snrings SUges connect at Plata for Highland Springs Kelaey ille Hoda Bay Lakeport states connect at tfklah for Vichy Springs Bins Lakes Upper Lake Boonevllle Greenwood Orrs Hot springs Mendocino City Fort Bragg Usal Westport Wllletta Capeila Pomo PoUer Valley John Days BndreviUe Hydesvllle and Eureka rtatorday to Monday round trip tickets at reduced rates On Hnndsvs Bound trtp tlekeu to all points yond San Rafael at half rates Ticket of ce cor New Montgomery and Marks streets nnder Palace HoteL HITINO JL RYAN Gen Manager Gen Pas Agent NOHTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD Via SausaHto Ferry From Ban Francisco Beginning April 21 1895 WEEK PAYS fti1 nd San Rafael 7500 800 915 1015 1145 A 145 820 415 615 650 UiSA llUK Does not run to Mill Valley Ban Qnentin 800 1015 A sl 145 616 1130 SUNDAYS Pot Mill Valley and Bin Rsfael 80180a lOUtt LWI 110V A 1280 130 iS 400 680 Does not ran to Mill Valley tSaussllw onlr TIIROTOU TBAINf fiOOAlLDally Casadsroand War Buttons a AS rs catadjro and Way biatlc 900 A ttundays Potm lVeyes and Way lions atlona ta iflantio and Pacific Siat Fe Routs Tralas teave ana Arrive at San franclse AMareentrMt Ffwvi Lave Daily rum March 1L mwA Arrive Lalir Tmrnt trOO a 1as gft VlfHuIstiT Atlantic express is i seme UiiIaW 54S rTtcSeT vuaiac Baa Francisco mpkkra omce Wk Aisrstt stret tbroalcie Franctsca CM isTEKB sslsvnt General Passenger Agsna TEMmt 1 HAVEL Ems Havel etaale Lann ttay L4PK 11AK Trave Ma a jv i Tui4uneftBric Havet Jnne 8 a faaleL Jaali 9 ST stay 14 9 a iSiav Folds May 25 etPRUfo SAILISOS 1893 TO SOUTH AJfPTOX CLOSDOJO BREMTtY jOda jut lane Fdajat TSr an Tue July 8at Julya7 jAogTma EaLrABg jt 10 ouree i ura June Ems bat Jnne so Havel TnS Jy 2 8aale ia July 6 Trave Tnes July Lshn TBes July lfl pree js ma HavuL aie Aller Trave momcvL ROBERT CATELLE General Agent for PACIFiC MAt tiTsSAMBHIP CO THROUQU yjoffi to jfEW VOBJ VIA PAXAMA Calling at vsrlons ports of Mexico and Ceatrst Amwlf Uing vnoon from compsofs Wharf elrst and Brannaa rfrteti City of l8ytoeyaprU29Il Dllma May II Acapolcu May uisauBlas May i8 FOR YOKOHAMA AND HOKOKOXa MTA Coanectlng at Yokohama with eimerJ if an n1 ongkong for IndiA In 3 at from Companys i WTiarf First and Btannan streutA JJJyBtoOvJanelmMariiChln JnMj city Peking THmI aj23 i Pa JM I HnnnflJili itAku a a fo i in Briclc ALEXAXDERfrEETER General ySp or passage apply at Compai 4 5 Market street IMTEHflATIWiallWflBiTIOHCOSp fiVsiaiKew torkf Tn ecrewiteameri American flstSLSSJ fer or tender epertal train fro J1 steamer at tkmth jipton to losbo nectU a as sonih mpton for Havaa and twiB svrewchaii oel steamers 3gl BD BTAttuStirVorkitd PJ ft 5 6ftest ceap and besrrtj fijlrlnnu UoUandnFrancejUermany Bvrtuerlaadaadltaiyir odU fwirTitarirs St reduced rs If return tartae Amertcaa or Red taflj tt Vahnestock oen Agv PTrt iit 9C0i ltJKTAL40 lL SI IIUQpfM STEAMiIlSWltoLEW nerrlm ana Brnnn sweet Vflf TootiAHKD RtLsi0 icsrtiwrttttf 2iilx Lain ar is assssi A feSSSffi Afa it Uit lUMBOLDT ftiv RateVSffi1 The suamer HUMBOLDT win virr Mwffi orfnifadrsW apply to 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