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THE EXAMINEE, SANX FRANCISCO MONDAY MOPyiKG. JULY 3, 1S03. 8 NEW NKUT ADTKRTIftEnKttTfl. NEW ADVKnTlftEivlKNTft FSRW ADTRRTISRnRUI, KiT KELLY LIEBES, THE LEADING MRS, GRIFFES' FUNERAL. CktrlotU Perkhs Stetson Conducted the Simple Services.

THE BODY TO BE CREMATED. Cloak Sale CABS-KI this slty. July 1. Jobs F. CH.

naltT of Baltimore, MU ecd 66 years sod 11 day. 1ST" Friend and acquaintances are reapMitfully tntlled to attend the funeral to-day (Monday), I o'elork from the Maionle Temple, euroer Toil and Muutgcinery atreet. under the auspice of Mosul Murlub Lodge. Interment private. fOI.I IN lu tM city, July 1.

Mary, beloved wife uf Michael main, native of Taum. County Oalway, Ireland, ailed b. year. I ir- Friend and acquaintance are reBelfllf Invited lo attend the funeral lo-day Monday), at 8: SO o'elock a. from ber late residence.

No. 1st Honlte place, olT I'olk, bsiween Vallcjo and Green trisi tbenee to St. Bridget Church, where a solemn rcnuem maie will be celebrated for Hie repote of her aoul, commencing- at 8 o'elock a lutsruicnt. Mount Calvary Cemetery. Ci'llMail-ln ttiiseliy.

July 1. Edward CornUh. grandfather ot Mra. John r. Whelan and Suais Wbliraiile.

anatlvsof fcufleod, aged 78 years and 10 month. AYItift-ln ttil city, July I. Charles H. Davids l.elovcd ton of tharlee II. and I tin J.

Pavlila, a native of Matev County, aged 2U years at month and 17 lv. tr Frieudi are respectfully tovlud to attend the funeral orvlirs udy (Monday), at 9 o'clock r.n hie late relleucc 04 Seventh (reel. Imermcot, Masonic Cemetery. FLATTI-t-ln Oakland. July 1.

Jamea Flat-tlv, beloved nerhew of Mr. and Mre. Kingston of luiOKIfib trcci, a native of Couuty Mayo, Ireland, aged year. If rrr.Cs aud acquaintances srs reeetfully Incited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tor-dav). at 0 o'clock a.

a. from the residence of his uncle, Klchard Klngtton: thence to the church of the Immaculate Conception, where requiem mars will be celebrated for the repot of hi aoul, commencing at o'clock. Interment, eC Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. (I HI IN In this city, July 2, Bridget, beloved wife of Timothy and mother of John J. (ilblln.

native of County Tlpperary, Ireland, aged 06 yer. tr Friend and acquaintance are reanectfnllr Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 9 o'clock a. from ber late reatdence, Ho. treeti tbenee to EC Mary' Cathedral, where a aoiemn requiem mt will be celebrated for the repote of ber toul, commencing at 9:1 SO o'elock a. at.

Interment. Mount Calvary Cemetery. AM In Alameda. July 1, Harry ion of Che. 11.

Ham, aged 17 yeara 11 month and 'i'i daya. tr The funeral will una place to day (Monday), at 3 o'clock P. from corner Faclfls avenue aud Chestnut tret, Alameda. Interment private. KKIKM-Ao anniversary mats wilt bs celebrated for the repot of the toul of the late Mra.

Bernard Ream at St. Mary's Cathedral to morrow (Tuesday) at 9 o'clock a. a. Kt'KlTZKN In ihlt city. July 1.

Anna Kuret-ten. a native of Sitka, Alaska, aged 60 year and 8 month. tW Friend and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to atteud the funeral lo-day (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock a. from her late retldence.lrtl7 Maton treet: thence to the Kustlan athedral, Powell atreet, near Filbert Interment, Odd Fellow' Cemetery. MOIt AN-fn tbt city.

July 1. Walter beloved husband of Sadie H. end ton of Police Officer William H. and Kill Muran. a native of Fen Fran-elaco, aged lit yrare 1 month and 23 day.

Portsmouth. V. paper pleaae copy.) tr Frlrud are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral aervice lo-day (Monday), at 1 o'clock r. at hi late residence, No. 910 Army street, corner of Dolorea.

Interment privets la Cypre Lawn Cemetery. Ml CLANE-ln thl city July 2, Cornelius, be loved hutband of Margaret Mullane, a native of the parish of Cattle Magner, County Cork, Ireland, aged 45 year. tr Friend and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at o'clock a. hi late residence, cor ner of Florida and Twenty-third ttreiai thence to bu Peter' Cnnren. where a aoiemn requiem high tuM will he celebrated for th repote of hi aoul, commencing at 9 o'clock a.

a. Interment, Mount Calvary Cemetery. MOM AHAN-In Pettluma. July 1, Ann, dearly beloved wife of the late Bearuarat, mother of II. J.

and M' Macgla Monahan, and Mra. a. K. Carpenter of Virginia City, a native of County Monel.an. Ireland, aged 66 years.

IN'erada papers please copy. HI LEY In thl city, July 1. Tbomaa Franela. beloved on of Kllia and tie late Thome Blley, brother of John, Katie. Lettle, Joseph and Gertie KELLY LIEBBS, THE LEADING Cloak andSuitHouse, 120 Kearny St.

GIGANTIC Cloak Sale Ten years ago we succeeded tbe old firm of SULLIVAN'S CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE, and we now celebrate our Tenth Anniversary by inaugurating; the greatest Cloak and Suit Sale aver offered the Ladles of San Francisco. PLAID SU WAISTS HOO, 15.03, $5,00 Reduced from 6, 18, til. COLORED SILK WAISTS $1.50, $2.50, KCO Reduced from $5, 6, $9. FCIE FANCY SILK $5.00, $7-00 Reduced from I 11, 1 18, IB. FANCT PERCAL1 AND CHEVIOT 75c, 95c, L10 Reduced from $1 25, $1 50, $2 50.

JERSET WAISTS FINE ONES 25s Each Your Choice of Five Hundred. FANCT BEADED BOLERA $2.50, $3.00, U00 Reduced from 6, 9, $11. EVERY GARMENT IN THE HOUSE REDUCED. WE HAVE NOT SPARED A SINGLE ONE. SPOKEN LIKE A MAN.

The Depth, th Breadth, tht Very Intona tion It Ber Indicated. If too srs suffarln; from as nerroos disorder arising from any causa. If you lack tbat vim and vigor for which you wars oncenote l. If you are anf-fcrlng from Nervout Exbamtlou, Nerrous Debility, Nervou Twitching, or Trembling. Sleeplessness.

Constipation. Dysiepsla, Lack of Nerve Korce, Ba4 Memory, inability to concentra' mougnis, Mel-anebolla. th physician of tba Hudson Medical Institute can care you. They bare cured hundreds. Why can't they cure you? Thomas renrtecrass.

a prominent young man liv ing In Walla Walla, Wash, write trenchantly and tersely: Hudimti ittdirnl Jnntttutf GsXTtKMRK! I have been a sufferer from dreadful nervon exhaustion, nervousness and palpitation of tbe heart for four years. I have been to bad that I bad to give up my busi ness. I was fearfully nervous and could not slocn nlKhte. After lying awake half the night 1 would have to lie on my ktomach aul put my hand on my heart, 1 was to nervous and had such palpitation. I would gel up mornings feeling tired aud dragged out; could not eat anything breakfast and thought every second I wni volug to drop dead.

I tried many doct'i- before I taw yuur head physician. When I saw him I had given up all Idea of being cured, lie told me so much about my symp toms that I began lo pluck up courage. After uslog our different medicines two weeks i te better. hen I went a whole week and It seemed to me that 1 was going backward, my heart bothered mo so much, but one morning I woke early and looting Into the giast saw bow orient my eyet uaa oecome, 1 felt tn audlCly.I continued to get better and better. and now I am a completely cured man.

V'ou can publish my letter. 1 want people to know I am grateful for what ha been done for me. 1I1U.MA3 It la now well known (hat the Hudson Medical Institute Is located at 10.VJ Market street. It is composed of reputable, high classed apeclallata. All urinary troumes.

nervous anectiona. aiseasei of tbe liver, heart, kldneya are treated. If you suffer from lost manhood you can be restored. una pnviician devote nis entiro tune to Diooa diseases, sypbllla, gleet, (ore, swellings and vene real iron DICK. A book on Syphilis will be tent free to any appll cant CtfT THIS OUT And send to tbs Hudson Medical Institute, 1032 Market street, And you will receive our Health Record; also, Instructions bow to live, eat, sleep In what position and this will help you.

HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1032 market Street. t9Orrica hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

10 to IX Sunflsy i KELLY i LI THE LEADING CloakandSuitHouse, 120 Kearny St. GIGANTIC We bave Hundreds of Stylish Capes, Dresses, Outing Suits, India Silk Suits, and every one of them Is marked at such prices tbat you must buy them. FINE CLOTH CAPES, THE LATEST STTLE3, Black, Tan, Havj, Gray, Greens, tie. $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 Reduced from $11, $12, $13. Kvery One a lieauty.

FINE, STILISH CAPES, ia All Colors Trimmed with All-Satin Ribbon $7.00 to $10.00 Kertueed from $10 50 and 50. CLOTH Beaded in Fancy Designs, All Colors $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Reduced from $8. $10, 15. VELVET CAPE 5, All CjIotj, New $12.50. $15.00 Reduoea from J'.

fit' ana BLACK CAPiS, Fine Materials. $8.00, $3.00, $11.00 Reduced from f-u, W-i FANCT IMPORTED CAPES. 100 Styles to se lect From, Prices $16 50 to $30.00 Reduced from $30, $50 and upward. COME AND SEE WHAT A GENUINE GIGAN- TIC CLOAK SALE MEANS. IT MEANS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS SAVED TO PURCHASERS.

$750,000. First Mortiraze 20-Year Gold Bonds The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co. Interest 0 per Cent, Payable Somt-An- nnatlly Id 8n Franolsoo or New York. The gusset Telephone snd Telegraph Company bow ofters for alo the first $100,000 of these bonds at par, and accrued Interest aftor July 1st, 1893. Tbe mortgage cover tbe entire property of tbe conv pany lu tbe State of California and Washington.

We have Investigated the securities and are able to unqualifiedly recommend the bonds, which we now offer to purchasers. WELLS, FAROO COMPANY, San Franctaco, June 2i)lb, 1893. TO I STILL OFFER MT VALUABLE SERVICE3 If you are so unfortunate as to requlru thorn. With a mind matured and enriched by stuills of an ad vanned order. 1 call safelv say tlicre Is hardly a (lis- ease In the ctaliue of huinau Ilia th at 1 cannot treat to a successful Issue.

LAD1F.9-I am always ready to assist you. My paat knowledge lias een Increased by eztemive experience. 1 am now ahle to treat you with tno certainty of success. Xa case peculiar to your delicate organism la beyond my auro e.mtroi. Mr Female Mnnthlr Medicines are superior toany offered heretofore, aud are sure to have desired effect In alt rases.

Thisa of the public who need my services can de pend uiion centlemnnly, honorable and scientific trAfttment Kt rentintmhtn rates. liiddrcsa In particular tlioso who hare been In jured by voucliful lodlsoretlons ano mose wno nave contmctcd local disease. Pcraons afflicted can. If they prefer, consult ine by letter, dulllng tha symptoms of the disease or trouble, and receive remedies uy express, wun inn Ir.siruc'lons. All loners must be directed: J.

II. JOSSELYN, M. ban Francisco, r. u. box 227S.

Cure warranted In all cases or no pay required. Consultations, neraonal or by letter, gratis. Bend for bonk. Comfoitaiile apartments lor patients at my Infirmary (when desired) with experienced nurses. Consultation parlore, 2S6 8ntter atreet (Glen House), adjoining Young Men Christian AaaocU' tlon building.

Office hours, from 9 a. m. to 8 r. m. Mt Ditloma hanos ik my orficg.

CAOTIOS! I can be found only at the HOWABD MKDICAL IKSTn UTE. 2jB butter street. J. H. JOSSKLVK, M.

D. The oldest spec! ills In California. FOR RENT. Storeroom and Loft At 645 Mission Street Store 46x80: aecond floor, loft 45x35. by 165 rua-nliif through to Mluna atreet: with elevator and power If desired.

New brick building; ererythlng Drst-classi new electric line on Mission atreet will enhance the Taluo of tbe locality materially. Inquire at Dust net Office of tha Examiner, 758 Market atreet. Cloalc Sale PATRONS KELLY LIEBBS, THE LEADING CloakandSuitHouse, 120. Kearny St. GIGANTIC Cloak FINB CLOTH DRESSES fcr 7.50 Lots to Choose from.

Were $18 and over. OUTINQ DRESSES $5.00, $7.00, T9.00 Reduced from $12, 15 and $20. ETON DRESSES $5.00, $7.00, $9.00 Former Prices, $11, $15, $30. INDIA SILK DRESSES, TRIMMED $10.00, $12.50. $15.00 Reduced from $18, $25, $32 60.

PARIS MODEL $20.00, $25.00 Reduced from $50, $65, $75. NO GOODS EXCHANGED DURING THIS SALE. AND NO COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED UN-LESS ACCOMPANIED BY A DEPOSIT. HAVE YOU BEEN A GOOD DOG? THEN VOU DESERVB A NEW COLLAR! Now Is the Time. A FINE SELECTION OF DOG COLURS UNO D08 SUH0HIE3 1 License Tags Put on Free of Charge.

GREAT DRIVE IN CARRIAGE PARASOLS FOR THIS WEEK. JJAWJ8 nsrwwETOT.ArtD i ANY MAN SUFFERS or ta Just beginning to onr from TRIAL 1 the weakening effects of eelf-abuae niiTTI.Rt ar over-lndtilirenca. can be Perma FliE. nently cured by taking VITAL KrCMtATlv rc. Call or writs for 6AHFLE BOTTLS.

Tba worat eaae eared. Andres DB. COOPER, 633 Kearny Saa rraaclsco. (All Prlrats OUesses t'urad-l A Twjrsr DOG Sale KELLY LIEBES, THE LEADING Cloak and Suit House 120 Kearny St. GIGANTIC float Sale We Intend this to be In fact, aa well as In name, tho Greatest Cloak Sale Ever Held, and If prices will do it, it shall bo dono.

We Intend thia sale to mark an epoch In tbe Cloak business for the next 25 years, and these prlcee will do It BLACK JACKETS $5.00, $7.00, T9.00 Reduced from 1 12, $18 B0, $20. FANCT CLOTH $2. 00, 3. 00, (4.00 Reduced from $6, $9, $12. JACKETS, BUTTERFLY CAPES.

$4 00, 15.00, Reduced from $8 50, $11, $13 60. FINE IMPORTED JACKETS, WITH CAPES 57.50, $9.00, Reduced from 16 50, $20, $27 50. PARIS MODEL JACKETS $20.00, $22,50 Reduced from $12 50, $45, $50. EVERY GARMENT JMARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ALL PRICES NET.

INSTANT KEMEF. Cure In 14 dam, over mums. I will send (eealodi rorr to my teilow snforers a prescription I ntl. irgs email weng nrgane. A sure cure I ilssiona, Ixist Manhood.

Nerrous Deull. I Varicocele. to. Artdres I inklln, i ulc Douler, Marshall, Mleh! WHAT io voi; WAST TO KNOW A ISO IT OAIAFORIIA? Definite Infirmitlon given about Land, Labor Producta, Investments, Cost of Living, Health lie torts, and KVKICY rillSU you want to know ahoutCallfornla, Address information Bureau, No 645 California street, baa Francisco. Save tbt for reference.

IMi ro Habitant Constipation, Indigestion. Hll- lousness, l'Ues, Mcistlca, Kheu matlaiu, Lunibaijo, Kto. The greatest blood purifier ltt the world. Bold by all druggists. Claims Against the City and County.

Clerk' Office, Board of SupervUora. San Fran cisco, June 127, lu conformity with the provisions of law the Fi nance Committee of the Board of Supervisor re quest all porsnns having claims against the city and county, wnctner ror supplies or mcrcnanuiae iur-nlshed or for labor or services rendered or performed during the llsc.il year eudlng Juno 30, 183, hlch require to be parsed upon iv ram nosru, to nretenl the same, oroperly verllled. on or before July 13, so that the same can be examined and approved If fouud correct. r.HM-f.i JAMKrt I'KNM AK, 1'. J.

KKNN'Klir, Finance Committee Hoard of Supervisor. FAJLVAOIS HOTEL Toe I'alnen Hotel occupies fin entiro block In ttaa rDter of Kan Kruuclsco. It Is the model hotel of the world Fire and earthquake proof. Ha nine elevators. Kverjr room Is law, light and airy.

Tho ventilation la perfect. A bath and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy of access from broad, Until corridors. Tha central court. Illuminated by slentrlo llcht, Its Immense ulass roof.

broad balconies, carriage-way and tropical plant! are featurea hitherto unknown In American hotels. Ouesta entertained on either the American or European plan. The restaurant Is (he finest In the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraphing. "tan h'roncUnn, LEE D.

CRAIG, Notary Publio and Cummis3ioaar of DbjIj fcr Other Slates ad Territorial. 810 Montgomery Ktraet. San Franolaoo FREE CURE I will Bfln'l FKKIC (sealed) by mail tha reel pa of sure, aafe, aitnple remedy for Self Ctire.to enlarge email weak ortane. curea Lost Manliood, Kmi Dions and Varicocele in Two Wepka. A sure cure for Impotoncy.nervonsnesaor any weakness In old or young men.

No humous, nor deception. Ail letters sent In plain settled envelope. Enclose ttamp convenient. J. I.

House, box 14. Albion, Mich. Weak Men and Women CnoULD UFE PAJIIA'SA BITTER. the tireat Mexican itemed (jive UeaUUl sad BtreuJMi to Uie Besusi Organs. lift Seeoieek.

mm WEAK SI WEAR-MEN Cloak and Sait House 120 Kearny St. GIGANTIC Here are the prices that speak out our story. We have plenty of Roods and too) can have tbem at tbe BIGGEST OF BAH- (VI NS. Children's Dresses and Jackets, as well as Ladies'. 114 We can't name all the reductions In tha MISSES' JACKET AND DRESS DEPARTMENT, any more than we can la other dopartraents.

Only Just let us say for example, that we have hundreds ot styles, and we have MISSES' JACKETS, from apes 4 to 12, for 1 DO; ages 13 to 10, for 13 BO. MISSES' DRESSES. We have laid out over 100 Fine Drosses for agos 8 to 16 at the one price, $4. LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE DRESS ES. Fine Ail-Wool Black Cashmera Dresses will be sold during this sale for $9 and 1 13.

Reduced from $33 60, $30. LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES. Fine English Duck Eton Dresses, $5. In Whites, Blue and White, and BlacK and Whites. COME AND BE CONVINCED LEARN OUR PRICES, THEN YOU WILL SEE HOW MUCH LOWER WE ARE THAN ANY ONE WHOEVER SOLD CLOAKS.

RODEO AT PRIVATE SALE. CHOICE BUSINESS 1KII RESIDENCE LOTS In the Flourishing Town of Rodeo, Contra Costa County. Priest to Salt the Time. Terms Liberal. If you desire to make moner bar lots In this growing towa.

Ia Kodeo there la an Immense Abattoir, Packing aud Catning Company and larKB Stockvanls In full oporatlon. Stockyard quotations ot the cattle market every day. Cattle are disposed of at wholesale and In Jobbing lots ta butchers. The outlook for a large and thrlvlot tows st Rodeo la not equaled In the btate. Large railroad accommodation with a douhlo track: alao large sea water front, which aires facilities for trans.

Eortatlon by land throughout the Btaie and the sat, as well aa sea export trade; also tbe great Inducements for manufactories (soma already under operation) to locate here place tha town of Jiodco In the front ranks for a future commercial center. For further particulars, prices, In. quire at our main olfice, No. 6:18 Market street, or at our branch office In Hotel Kodeo, In tha town of Kodeo. EASTON, ELVRIDOE Real Katntn and General Auctioneers, And Sole Agents for Union Stockyard Company's real estate at Kodeo, either for acreage proerty ot town lois In Iiodeo.

F8UB ROOMS FORHITUBE For $25 Cash. Balance of $75 In Payment of $10 pet? month; 10 per cent Allowed for Spot Cash. PARLOR SUIT. Consisting of Sofa, Divan, Patent Rocker Easy Chair, two Keciptlon Chair upholstered In tapettr of assorted colors, solid oak frame. BEDROOM SUIT.

Solid Oak. Consisting of Bed. Bursas (24x30 mirror), Washstand, Table, two; Cbalra and Bockar and Woren Wire and Wool top Mattress. DINING SUIT. Solid Oak Extension Table, six feet: four high-back Oak Cbalrs.

KITCHEN OUTFIT. Cabinet Table, two Chairs, PAXST RANGE No. TAPESTRT CARPET, 6Jo per yard; OILCI.OTB 25c per yard; MATTING, lUo per yard. 410 Post Street, Abova Powell. The oldest aud most reliable Installment Hons In the State.

Interior trade xollclted. and cata loguesof the four rooms mailed free on application. FREE REMEDY. JSEKOiUt. MANHOOD RESTORED BmalL weik orrans enlantotl.

Emissions, Im- polor.cy, varicocele, and all eilfmtsof Belf-Abtise or Excess cured. Never returns, I will gladly aoml (waierti VKEU to all sufferer a receipt that cured me of these troubles. Address, I A. Bpttle riwtt, Mirft. am A Loot Flower, Orgse's Melody ad a Woman'! Word! fteemed to Dispel the Horror of the Tragedy.

Tbs body of Mrs. Grlffei, the young woman murdered In the Grizzly Bear aaloon by Martin O'NMl, woe removed from the Morgue to a Goary street undertaking establishment on Saturday, where yesterday afternoon simple offices for the dead were performed. The curtains of the little room were closely drawn, subduing the glare of the morning sun. A redwood coffin with silver bandies was in the centor of the room resting on pedestals. Flowers lay on the coffin, but they did not uggest the midnight tragedy.

They bad all the fresh, unstained loveliness and purity that fragrant blooms may display. There were no roses, but there was a large cluster of white lilacs and several simple bunches of other flowers, Including a loose mass of variegated sweet peas. The flowers were the simple symbols of sympathy and sorrow, brought by a few of the closer friends of the dead woman and her husband. No announcement of the funeral bad been made and but scarce a dozen intimate friends were seated in the room, when the bush Inside was broken bv the soft strains of When Other Lips and Other Hearts," coming from a cottage orean in a little gallery. This bit of melody had been one of Mrs.

Griffes' favorites. There was no singing Just the pathetic sweetness of the notes. Then Charlotte Perkins Stetson arose from ber chair at one side of the room, and stepping to the head of the coffin spoke simply and briefly for a few minutes. She glanced down at the placid face and began to talk of the human lesson of the time, without isnaking direct reference to the manner in which death had come. The greatest honor aud the best tribute which we can pay to her," the speaker aaid, "is to live better and nobler lives be-cause of ber death to live so that such things may not come.

She was a woman with a noble heart and large sympathies, but circumstances comparatively small brought tbla sorrow. Such things must happen In human life, but let us all live so that no responsibility for them will be upon us. The immediate circumstances we can trace, but the real causes lie broad and deep in society and human life. We are inclined to be too tolerant with little departures which conscience and right do not sanction. We may become sharers in the responsibility for such sorrows.

"Let us, I say, live nobler and purer Hves, and let our hearts go out to each other more freely. We restrain too much our impulses to send forth our love and helpful sympathy. Our unity with Ood bas been taught through centuries, but let us teach and feel our unity with each other." When the low but distinct words of Mrs. Stetson had ceased, and she bad quietly resumed ber seat by the busoand's side, there was a silent pause, broken a few minutes later by the hiJdon organ, which a friend was This time it was the softly swellitig cadence's of Nearer, My God, to Thee." A few eyes moistened with silent tears, and the hymn was sooa finished. Some one stepped to another room and spoke to the undertaker, who came in and said that any one who wished to take a last look at the deceased would now hare an opportunity to do so.

All glanced into tne coffin and saw a sleeping face on which was no sien of pain. Then four friends lifted the coffin and its loads of flowers and bore it through the sunshine to the waiting hearse. The friends in carriages folio Aed the hearse to Third and Towrsend streets, where two other corteges were awaiting the departure of the funeral train to the cemeteries at noon. Thn remains, whicn have been embalmed, were taken to Cypress Lawn Cemetery and placed in the receiving vault, where they will rest until the new crematory to be erected is completed, and then they wUl bo cremated. A ciBTtis crnx tor malarial fevers la found In Simmon LI tot Regulator.

EOHl.E-In thl city. June 2 to the wife of i v. uoncnue. a daughter. Hil.DKH AMI-In tbi city, June 25.

to the 01 oeorge uimernraud, a too. IA M)l Id thl city, June 30. to the wife of 0. a. 1.UDQ1D.

a too. MsGI IRK-Inthls city. July 1, to the wife of m. jouu Maguire. a son.

AKRIKO. BFX hENBACH-S'iNHE-In thl clty.July vj me ivev. ueuaetiug, August uecgeubacn anu narr itonKcn. K-In SuUun. June 24.

by the Kev. Dr. Hitchcock, Eugene A. Hardy of Napa vuuuiy iuq nuiu liuijiu oi nan rrauciaco. MILI.iG MEK-Iu thl city.

July 1 by the Rev. Fuendellng. George U. C. Mllllgan uu iicuricLia i.auiiucra.

BClll Ol liKK MAIH.EN-InthUclty. July 1, by the Rev. Fuendcllng, Frank Schroder and cane Maaren. 61 FIvSl F.UT ER DEn -In thl cltr. Julv J.

by the Kev. Fuendellng. Dledrlch H. Suerstedt auu Auguate j. e.

n. vteruer. U1EU. In order to secure absolute correctneaa In an. nouneement of funerals, friends of thn dpnaaoi hould bring tbelr notices to the bualncts office of the Examinee, No.

766 Market atreet, corner of Grant avenue.) Ahern, Brlhget-3C yeara Bowan, Irene 8 months Bender. Jacob 72 yeara Bride, Johanna 40 yra Caiaell, John 66 yeara Cavaney, Jamea ub yr Cornish, Edwin 79 yr Collins, Mary 63 yoart Davldt, Chtrlet-20 yrs Flattly. yra Glblln. Bridget -66 year nam. iisrry 17 yenrt KureUcn.

Anna (10 vra Moran, Waiter 24 veara Monahan, Ann 56 yeart Mullane.Coruellus 45 ys HUer. Thomas 18 yeart Walker, Klchard-47 yr AHERN Tn Oakland. July 2. Bridget bloved wife of Tbomaa Ahern, a native of County Kll-Itenry, Ireland, aged 36 yeara. tr Friend and acquaintance are respeetf ully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday) at 8:30 A.

from her late residence, 963 Center atreet. thence to 6u Patrick Church, where a requiem mas will be celebrated for the repose of ber aoul. commencing at 9 A. at. Intermeut, bt.

Mary' Cemetery, Oakland. IJKIS UEK In thla city. June 30. Jcob be-lovad husband of Martha A. Bender and father of Barah E.

Bender, Mra. William M. Zeller, Thomas William A. and George L. Bender, a native of 'Washington.

D. aged 72 years 10 month and 22 day. (Weshluglon. D. and Philadelphia paper please copy.

tr Friend are respectfully Invited to attend lb funeral aervlcea today (Monday), at 2 'clock r. at bis late residence Ko. 1217 Twentieth atreet. Interment private. Oakland.

July 1. Irene Margaret. Doiotca uaupuiar ui dfpiu sua ueua uowan a native of Oakland, aged 8 month. tr Friend and acquaintance are resnectf ally Invited to attend the funeral todar iMnad.ri at 2 o'clock r. from the residence of the pa- rent, loo dcvcuiu Bbrceb.

luiermeat, Bt, Mary a BRIDE in thl city. July 1, Johanna, beloved wlfa of Maurlc Bride, a native of Providence, K. aged 40 yeara. taf Friend and aequatntaneea are reapeetfullv Icvltrd to attend the fuueral to-day (Mondavi, 8:80 e'clock from ber late residence. 713 Clementina atreet: tbenee to St.

Joaeoh'a Tenth atreet, where a aoiemn requiem hlnh mase win ceicoraiea ror tne repose of Her toul. con menclng tt 9 clock a. h. Interment. Holy Cross CAItKl- in thl city, June 30, be loved busband of Kate, fatuer of Mary Etta, ton of John and Ann and brother of Thomas.

rumen, roun, Annie ana L.oret:a Cave' ney, a native oi ncranton, aged 20 yeara noatb and 11 daya. tr Friend and acquaintances are respectfully inTiira aiivoa ronerai to-oay (Mondav), 4 10 'clock A. a-, from bis late realdenoe. 380 Teats tUMi. interment.

Holy Croat Cemetery. II Kiley. Mr. J. A.

Bbrman and Mr, J. ri. vevor, native of 6an Franc. tco. aged 18 year.

tr Frlendt and acquaintance are reapeetfnlly tvlted to attend tbe funeral lo-day (Monday), at 9 o'clock a. M-. from tbe reatdence of hit moth er, 905 Elilt atreet; tbenee to f-t. Mtry'a Cathedral, where a aoiemn requiem mate will be celebrated for the rcpoee of hi aoul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. at.

Interment, Mount Calvary Cemetery. PT A 'HM A solemn requiem mat will be cele brated for the repote of tbe toul of the late Bridget Mtnton. who died May SI. 1S93, today (Monday), at 8 o'clock a. at 8u Mary'a Cathedral.

Frlendt and acquaintance! are retpectfnlly Invited to attend. WALKER-At Delta July Richard, beloved husband of Delia Walker, a native of Mrglnla, asd 47 year and 11 month. New Haven (Conn.) paper please copy.) tr The funeral service will held to-morrow (Tueadar) at 1 o'clock P. M. at tbs A.

M. E. Church. Fifteenth atreet, Oakland. tr Hrro.i;n at the private parlor of tbe United TJniierukltig Company, toutbwe.st corner of Geary and btockton atreet.

0KLAD CO iUl WILL IH'Y HAND' tomely furnished 6 room cottage, near local trains: a great bargain: nice neighborhood. Adrtrese WM. P. TODD, 4H0 9th at, Oakland. HouKckeepliis Room.

825.1 4 OK 5 FURNISHED ROOMS AND pantry, one block wet of track, Dwlght- wav itatlon, Berkeley, on sonth aide of Blake tL It'io a .1 I llotnl MABEET-STKEET HODSE-nUSNT PLEAS-ant room en suite or (Ingle: flrst-cls board; libera! ratea to permauent hoarder. Corner 8ev- enth and Market ttrcets, Oakland. Flats to Let. 1 BKAUTIFCLMODKRXFLAT. 5P.0OMSi Ol tan Pablo ave.

VfcKS. 1002 Broadway. Oakland. anHAIKS FOR KENT FOK BALLS AND PAR- KJ net II. "SCHELLH A AS, 408 1 ltb St.

Oakland ALA tllCDl ASKAIj KNTATK. ALAMEDA AGESCV OF "EXAMINER," 15:13 Park atreet; tubscrlpllon and advertlaement received. OOOD REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TWO lovely uew cottagess 9 rooms; all modern Im provements; near station i price very reasonable) will rent wll and return handsome Interest. HENRY MOHSB A- Maatlck station, broad gauge', Alameda: (office open bunday.) CI It MONTHLY BUYS A f-415 LOT IN ALA QJ.U meda. K.

D. SPARROW, C4f) Market at Gl Art CASH. BALANCE $50 PER MOSTH Lot cottage of 6 rooms and hath on Central avenue; first clas neighbor lioodi price $5,500. So. 387.

cottage of 5 rooms and bath; nne view; near Itatloni iiOO cash, balance easy Installments. No. 371. S3.300-Lot cottage of 8 rooms and bath on Central avenue; bargain; (400 cash, balance $30 per month. No.

$3.500 Lot 2-story bouse of 7 rooms and bath: toutbeast corner; 2 block from nation; $100 cash, balance $30 per month. No. 3x1. $3.500 Lot 40x153; cottage of 6 room and bath near Park atreet: $300 cash, balance $30 per month. No.

375. Choice lot for sale In all part of Alameda, Bouse to rent and money to loan. House built to suit purchaser: only 10 per cent uown; easy mommy payments; ny n. r. MOKKAL, 1432 Park street, Alameda, and 402 Montgomery atreet.

Ban Francisco. By order of the Board of Director of Levee Dis trict No. 2 of Butler county. California. I hereby offer for sale, at a rate not lea than par.

bonds issued on Levee District No. 2 of butter countv. California, to the amount of $25,000. Said bond are dated March aud of the denomination of H00 and $500, bearing per cent per annum Interest, payable annually at the office of the Trea surer or butter county, cal. L.

J. COfB, Treasurer oi sutler county, lai. TO BUIUDERa. Sealed Pronosala will be received bv the Bunerln tendent of Common Schools. In open aesslon of tbe uoara oi r.aucatlon, on WKDNKSUAv, July 12, 1893.

at 8:30 o'clock, r. for the erection of a all. room addition to the James Lick rum mar bebool, on tuesotithwebt corner of Noe and Temnle atreeta In accordance with plan and specifications at tbe of Cbsrles I. Havens. Architect of the Board.

room D3, llooa Building, cor. Fourth and Market streets. UhUKdt BKAN8TON. Secretary, INDEKlAKEHS, UNITED UNDERTAKERS' EMBALMING PARLORS Everything p.equlalte for Flrat-clai Funeral' at Reasonable Kates. Telephone X167.

27 and 2fl Fifth street, CYFHESS LfiWU CEMETERY. IW BAN MATEO COUNTT. KOS-6ECTARIAH. Laid out on the lawn plan; perpetual care; beauti ful, permanent ana easy of access. Bee It before vujing a oaiai piace eiaewnere.

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