Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

BAG-IBS. TKEBTOTE, FEIDAY, OAKLAND DAILY EVENING i .1 liew xo dir. Wonisa Lawyers. DEEDS AND MORTGAGES. EAST OAKLAND.

TALKING CHARTER. SECRETARY BRAY. DISPATCHES TO-DAYS Specially ReporUd, up rs ITotm Each Day, fer Informal Meeting of the Citizens', Committee The Citizens' Committee appointed to in i i DEEDS. FarDAr. Jane 11.

Henry Dresser to Tito Hals BOxlOO. SW Missionary Experiences Micronesia. suggest legislation for the proper government of cities of. the second class met in Decision of Interest to Vol-. unteer Soldier.

Twentieth and CartU streets, Oakland. he City Council Chambers last evening; i tooo resent, T. C. Coogan, A.G.Anthony ohn S. Drum, Dr.

Samuel Merntt, WaN House the Cruising in a Missionary 8hip-Queer Custom and Habiti of tae South Sea Islanders. i Everson and Mayor Playter. Though i i i Order of Business in; quorum was present it was aeciaeu io SSI muoHjisiuiaDeui wane luoxiu, ai Ka eomcr Third avenue aad at Twelfth trees, Oakland Chaa Schmitt and wife to Band Sherman Pars street, 6 8 from Clement avenne, 8 50.2. 119.1, so. 123-H.

Caa Louee and wife to Richard Fitwer-ald 70x100, 8 aighta, 80 from Cheater, Oakland FUlebrown to aj TntUe SK Eighth and Willow. 30.8x10. Oakland. Norton to Sarber-150xl49 6, 8 corner Twenty-third street and Eifbth ave. Okd.

Barber to Andrew A Johnson Sites and wife to Abraham xlOO. Baa Pablo avenne, from Del' Fisher to Same ESan'pabio a on with the discussion. COBBLESTONE TRAMPERS. What' onir Citizen Soldiery are Oslng Jatt New, First Infantry Private Oliver B. Oak.

ley, armorer of the "Nationals," is the oldest militiaman in Calif ornis. He enlisted in Company Stephenson's regiment, in'1848, and has seen continuous service since. Ii is said that Captain George F. Teller, of Company will resign after the pany returns from camp. The Second Brigade will lose in Captain Teller a most efficient officer and one who has served well in every position which he has filled, from private to company commander.

The First furnished two drummers and a drum major to ths G. A. on Decoration Day. The Board of Officers, of t.his regiment, will meet to-night at regimental headquarters, to make final arrangements -for the Santa Rosa Encampment. The Light Battery of the Second Artillery will go with them and take one gun and two Gat- The Mayor presented" communica- 825 7000 fiCOS 1500 1000 3500 Commenting" on the recent admission of Miss Kate Stoneman of Albaay to the bar, the Syracuse Standard says: "Women have no especial advantages over men as lawyers.

It ia true that they seemed to be as well euippedy other things being equal, to distinguish themselves at the law. The idea that a woman 1 has no other capacity for speech than that of the curtain lecture was long ago dissipated by the career of Mary A. Livermore, Annie Devereaux Blake and Susan B. Anthony. It is a well-known, fact that stage fright is sooner mastered by -women than by men on the Women are as philosophical, as logical and as direct in their habits of thought as men.

The instincts which make them good housekeepers are the foundation of an inherent skill in gathering tangled threads and bringing order out of chaos. With women in the courts the practice of the law is likely to be a little more in accord with the precedents which demand' civility, honesty and patience. If the women bring this about under the law they will win the respect of every ons received from the Mayors from Lts geles and Sacramento in answer to his Large Deficit for the Fiscal Year ia Canada's Finance. tters asking the legislative and execu Kotes of the Summer Exodus Swett School Princlpalship. E.

M. Stevens, of Chicago, who has been visiting friends in East Oakland, left for his home to-day. Mrs. John Wall left last night for a visit to Sonoma. A scheme is on foot to get up a benefit entertainment for Martin Kabasky, the young tailor who had his leg amputated last Friday, tf the scheme is perfected the entertainment will consist of a musical and literary programme and an athletic exhibition by well-known amateurs.

Colonel Chas. E. Allen and family' will leave on Saturday for Glenwood, Santa Cruz mountains, to spend the summer. They have rented their house to a gentleman named W. H.

Schenck, of San Francisco. Manuel Morton, Nashville, and T. S. Storer, Chicago, are registered at the Union HoteL Captain C. Nelson and family, of Fruit Vale, are moving into their home on Seminary avenue, recently purchased from Tom Hill.

Mrs. Bsssett is expected to return to her home in Fruit Vale in a few days, her health being very poor. Mrs. Henry Wetherbefe and Mr. Charlts Farnum will camp for the season at Sunol Glen.

tave departments ot those cities to co-operate with the committee in framing legisla 2300 SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Captain Isaiah lirsy, the new General Secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association of this city, who arrived here from Honolulu on Wednesday, was found at his rooms at the Winsof Hotel by a TbtbCne reporter. Mr. Bray is a tall, broad-shouldered man with a bronzed face and kindly expression. Captain Bray was for some time the commander of the Morning Star, No. 4, as that is the fourth vessel by that name.

Captain Bray was very wttling to give the reporter all the information in bis power 1000 159 3400 ave, 43 from Delrer, Oakland MoCoortney to lsie A McElrath Part McConrtney tract, Oakland Township, to straighten boundary Wm Clark to Mitchell et al 100x100, KW cor and Walnut streets, addition Duteher to Same Preston Morris and wife to iiuigi Raffetto 100x96.3, Fifth, 80 from Myrtle, Woolaey et al to A Bailey Center Deakin, 245.4 from Ashbr arenoe, 8 61.6x 412.63, Oakland V. MOST GAGES. Fstdat. Jane 11. Marknam.

to Union Savings Bank KW tion suitable for the government of cities Of the second class. The Mayor of Los Atgeles replied that 'the citizens, of that city are sot satisfied with their present charter, nor with the general act adopted at the last session of the State Legislature for the government of cities ef the second class. He promised- to bring the matter to the attention of the City aouncil of city. It was stated that legraphic information since received had set forth that the City Council of Los Angeles had, at its last meeting, appointed a committee of five citizens to act with the iliiK. 613 becond Artillery Colonel Cutting has gone to Portland, Oregon, on leave of concerning missionary life, and his story is absence for forty-five days, leaving the regiment, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Wilder.

rirK mwi tuu oaut isre avenue, a 10 l-U, 84 1-12, 8 40, 80, Alameda 2250 Company still holds the fort on Sutter Canada's Ottawa, June 11th. The official returns for eleven months of the current fiscal year show that while the revenue of the Dominion has not increased, the expenditures have been greater by than in the same months of 1884-S5. At the end of May, 1883, there was a surplus of 2,000,000." At the end of May, 1886, the deficit is over $2,000,000. The expenditures for the present month of June will exceed $3,000,000, while the revenue will not be more than sufficient to meet the deficit of the last eleven months. So that the total deficit for the current year can be less than $3,000,000.

Xlio Typographical Union. Pittsburg, June lltb. The. Inter 2000 5000 Absolutely street, lney turned out very well onr ayor and City Attorney in the matter ot P. J.

G. Kenna has returned from his Decoratien Day, and the company uni nferring and acting with the Oakland This Dowder newer vmrte. A strength' and wholesomeness. More ecocorrj than the ordinary kinds, and cnnM i forms reappeared in all their, glory. The result of that court-martial seems to be that there is such a thing ss company 500 1600 Titos ilaie to eame-Asm deed Wilson White and wife to Iangley As in Curtis to San Francisco Savings Union Deed of Trust Caledonia arenne, 323.CT from Grove street, 76 143.21, Oak'd.

Tnttle to FUlebrown -As in Pratt and wife to Fisher, Trustee Lot 30, block S033, Rowland tract, Oakland. A Iiippman to Elisabeth and Maria Tslcott 66.8x100, San Pablo avenue, 43 from Delser, Oakland mmittee. The Mayor of Sacramento replied that matter of new charter had bean dia-ssed but little in his city. He promised competition with the mnltituce -of low teet, short weignt, ainm or phosphate powders Sold on in RoA1- Bjutme Co. 106 Visd 984 property over which neither State nor Regimental Commanders have control.

t'J bring the matter to the attention of the Trustees of Sacramento. It was said by One of the curiosities of Company J5 is 5700 camp at Felton to procure supplies. The Sunday school scholars of the Presbyterian Church picknicked on the Fifty Associates tract to-day. The Brooklyn engine will on Monday commence pumping out the stagnant pool at the corner of Twenty-first street and Ninth avenue. Three schooners were docked at the Cotton Mills wharf this morning.

-A rumor prevails to the effect that a. well-knovfn family in this part of the city has an idiot boy shut ud in filth and saualor Sedgwick and BtTaboney. Superintendent Sedgwick, of the San Francisco House of Correction, suspended his assistant Superintendent, J. N. Ma-honey, to-day for neglect of duty.

It is said that Sedgwick will be removed by the Supervisors and Mahoney appointed in his place. Dr. Sa Von Na. Dr. Sa Yon Na removed from Stockeon to Oakland and will open an office at 479 Eighth street, and home for the sick at 118 Eleventh street, where she may be consulted.

She makes a specialty of cases, of cancer, rheumatism, dropsy, consumption all female diseases. Office hours, from 9 to 11 A. U. and from 2 to' 7-t. The doctor uses nothing that can barm, roots, herbs, being ths only remedies she uses.

All consultations are free of all expense. the Second Lieutenant. He was called on to resign on account of his action in the as follows: The Morning Star is a sailing vessel, with auxiliary steam, and of about 450 tons burden. She makes yearly trips from Honolulu to the MICRONESIA Group of islands, often being gone as long as a ear. The section ass igned to Captain Bray lay entirely north of the equator, and com priued the Marshall, Gilber and Caroline The Ladrone islands are also comprised in this collection, but are rarely, if ever, visited by the Morning Star, as the islands are under the Spanish protection and the natives are nearly extinct, so that little good could be done.

These- Caroline Islands are the group which caused such commotion a sjiort time ago. The mission to which the Morning Star belongs his its headquarters at Honolulu, and sends the vessel out on its yearly It Stauds at the Head oils ot the members ot tne committee- mat Sscramento is not yst of sufficient population to be placed with cities of the second class, so that a general law for the govern national Typographical Union considered. late unpleasantness by a committee of five members appointed at a company meeting. He declines to -resign. He is the same DESIRABLE ment of cities of that class (Oakland and Lss Angeles) would not meet its requirements.

Carl A. Last who resigned from the I flF rtn th A I Am o.ni3 nf 1 pi I Smedberg. rinthe rear of the family residence. Petitions are in circulation asking the I THE WHITNEY BILL. It was decided to go ahead and read the their relation to 'the Knights of Labor executive session yesterday.

The matter was finally placed in the -hands of a committee, with instructions to up a before final adjournment. The report of the special committee on the gift of $10,000. presented by George warn lots will either be. disbanded or transferred to the Fifth Infantry. lhe drum corps of the Second consisted Board of Education to reinstate Miss Kimball as principal of the Swett school.

The petitions are being signed by nearly all the parents of the children who attend general law now in force, and disctiss provisions of the several sections. of only five drummers on Decoration "Day. lhird Infantry- In last orders of Lieu The general law provides for the election FOR SALE IN tenant-Colonel Boland fifty discharges the A great deal of hard language is heard directed" -against School Director ofiCouncilmen by the vote of the city at trips with supplies of all kinds for the mis- the only rarnlture will boy or sell sua yon were granted, twenty-six on account of ex LYON KIN3ET, tioneer in this city, OQt. lafge, each ward, however, having a representative. Childs and A.

J. D'rexel, was approved, aad August Donott of Washington, Frank S. Felton of Chicago and J. B. Daily of Philadelphia were appointed trustees of ths fund.

piration of term of -enlistment, fourteen for removal, nine by a two-thirds vote of their respective companies, and one by sentence of court-martial. sionaries uu xuv sionarie on the inlands number but fifteen, 'who have entire charge rver the savages. These fifteen white missionaries lOr. Merntt thought that the Oemocrats EAST HAKLAND. BY ORDER OF THE weuld oppose a charter having such a provision, on account of the Republican ma This regiment made their usual excel have many natives under th-ir control, and vcar.

when the Morning Star jority in the city at large. lent frhowiuK on Memorial Pay. Sparrow and Rice birds. Washington, June 11th. When the Hue Mayor said that though the otty is Dining Room.

Home Cooking. Cum mings, 408 Twelfth street, 4 Tijy Ayer's Cathartic Pills They are mild and pleasant in action, but thorough and searching in effect. Yocng men.j attention. Rare attraction for you at Jones' Gymnasium. Jtitth Infantry A 'meeting of Company Republican, the voters do not always elect makes bt-r ifmnds, ahe collects a number of them who go learn from thn whiti iiiisflior.ari-i.

Thestfin turn go the Oakland Guard, for the purpose of Senate considered the agricultural appro KSpubJican8, referring to the election ot CLAY STREET BANK. selectiug officers was held at the fcui- out and teach otht rs in distant is'anur. The priation bill yesterday, Senater Miller referred 1 1 ths ravages of the ricebirds, Wst Martin to the Mayoralty. (The date of holding the municipal elec pany's armory last night, farty-two members present. Captain Webb N.

Pearce tidns, with the terms of office of the city total population of the inlands does not exceed 110,000, and there are many in the trrouD that have not bet-n visited by the presided. There being no nominees, the which, he said, caussd a loss equal to $7 per acre of all the rice crop of the United dtQciale, came in for a share ot 'Mrs' Winchester, spirit 1 medium, Girard House (room 3), 955 Washington SeUie ''DOMESTIC tewint Office 1107 Broadway, Oakland, Between Twelfth aad TUirteeDth Sts. A United of the choicer election of Captain was postponed. First tbk discussion. It was- hjshT that it Morning Star, and are still in an almost tates: The ravages of the English spar rciuld be well to have certain officers stijeet.

Circle Sunday evening. I Redroam Sulfa completely savage state. NATURAL -SELECTION. elected each year, or once every two years, sergeant 5. x.

Morris waselected first Lieutenant, vice J. A. C. MacDonald. The meeting then adjourned.

The position of Captain was offered' to George C. of these Popular Lots are still unsold, and will be offered 'for the present at the old prices. Parties row, he added, were very much worse than those of the ricebird, and amounted rather than to have all the officers go out LARGEST STOCK The islanders are a very low type of Oi installment plan at low prices at EL of liffice at the same time. It was generally agreed to be better to hold the muni many millions of dollars a The Pardee, but, he declined because bis busi looking for attractive Bonding All sparrows -were rapidly increasing, and it Sites, at moderate cost, will find all cipal election at a different time from the ness engagements engross nearly all his time. savages and are under the rule of petty chief.

Tle chiefs are absolute and nnreme in their authority, and no one Lowest FOR was believed by the Ornothological Asso geaeral. election, to the end that Biacklen'a Armies Sal we. The Bkst Sauvk in the world for Cuts, The parade reports of the different com freedom from partisan influences ciation that steps should be taken to ex panies of.the "Dandy Fifth" on the 31st' vr dbnntes their right, unless there hap Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever terminate them. Id thus be obtained.

"CHE MEMOBT OF DODS. Dens to be two rival candidates for the the requirements met in this Desirable Property. Some of itsl advantages are ELEVATION giring it a fine prospect pore air and 'perfect drainage. ACCESSIBILITY-onlj sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, CbiiDiains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi Order of Business in the House. same place, when their followers get to Harness Saddlery Goods 1 show a percentage of over sixty per the best in the State.

Captain Whitton, Company will be located in Oakland during the present month. the matter of the bends of city oar New York, June 14th. A Washington fighting, unless one of the aspirants for the tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Multord and bumner the Franklin -School, who are charged haying engineered Miss Kimball's removal. -The cruel Sobrante war is still raging.

Bill McCormick was in town to-day applying for a warrant for the arrest of Herbert Kimball, whs works for Mrs. Docking, on a chargeof battery. Kimbatl bested Docking in a- little fistic encounter. Ths painters are -at work on the Bartholomew residence. J.

Heller, a horseman, was arrested yesterday, on a charge of' battery, preferred by S. Prefect, who is employed by Joe Dieves at the Three Mile House. Heller will be tried before Justice Mathews to-morrew. FARMING CASUALTIES. Damage by Fires aud High Winds in Murray Tewnsbipi While a herder in-the employ of George Johnston was burning squirrul grass around the corral, on his rauch near the summit of Patterson Pass, last Friday, -says the LivermortT Herald, the fire, got away from him, and ran rapidly dowu the hills toward the San Joaquin.

A wide belt of feed was swept from the MuUyieeny sheep range, and the fire entered thq grain near Midway, evidently with the full intention of taking everything clean 'to the river. Ninety acres of standing wheat, belonging to Mr. Maddox, was first burned; then three settings of barley, the -property of C. Anderson; and the- flames had started on the barley field of Peterson when the wiud suddenly veered, and put a stop to the work of destruction. The Peterson barley, abouF five acres of which wasurned, was insured in the Home Mutual.

The remainder was uninsured. A fire started on H. Odenkirchen's ranch, in Wilson district, last Tuesday, and destroyed 100 acres of feed before it eould be subdued. The Altamorit country was visited by a Dr. Merritt held thit at the expira office is killed or bis followers are so weak is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.

pecial of the 10th snys: A gentleman It is probable that (Jampaniea and 1 40 minutes from San Francisco, and of an official's term of offiae his books or money refunded. rice 25 cents per IIOBT. J. BEEBY'S, who has talked says that one ened that ft is impossible for them to continue io ffght. The defeated, candidate will go into camp at liolinas this summer.

Quartermaster-Sergeant Wallace has re within Easj Walking Distance of the old be experted, so- that his bondsmen rx. For sale bjK.IKK.ljAlNxJ BRIDGE. theft troes to some other island to recuper Id know just how their liability on his SUCCESSOR TO JAMES LENTELL. 10.58 BROADWAY reason which prevents the leaders ot the Democracy from coming to an understanding as to the order of business in the House signed from the Regimental Staff. ate his health and rake up supporters for stood.

he doctor referred to tLe Stations. LOW PRICES insuring a certain rise in ralne. LIBERAL CREDIT placing a choice home site Xj claims to have tare boss drill seuad of A good Hall safe, for sale. Apply at annther hght. Each has nis petty this State.

Renton West's 473 Twelfth street. case of James Dods, in which no oneknowB jusk which set of bondsmen are liable for officers and assistant chiefs. is the determination of the anti-tariff people When of the Second Regiment is These tril-en are verv warlike and are within reach of ail. not to take up the Morrison bill this ses bia defalcation. transferred to the "Dandv Fifth" the Sell your furniture to HyBankhead, 911 continually fighting among one another.

Was agreed that the phraseology of Oakland boys will welcome them with 913 and 'Jlo Washington street. This tifhlintr has been stopped lately, as the charter should 'admit of ths organiza sion, lhe remainder ot the uommutee, seven, are inclined'to make the Tariff bill open arms. the Geiinans tell the chiefs that unle tion of a government for a pity and Prices Low Terms Easy! Carpenter (6 Builder W. A. IvOWLES, Cor.

Broadway and Dnrant Street. 1 he Grand Army lhe Veteran Guard thev stoii thev will be banished to Ger prt of the order, but Randall threatens Greenhood Aloran sail boys shirts, reduced to 40 cents, corner Eleventh aud coiiuty, as one municipal corporation, sev of the Geo. H. Thomas Post has severed many und Kauer kraut. This t-ffectually to bolt the entire order and carry forty-one erad members ot.

the committee holding Broadway, its connection with the st. The Veteran orevet.t any serious uprising. that this government would be so organ FOR PARTICTXLARS, INQUIRE OF Democrats with him. Randall predicts Guard is one of the best drilled organiza ScbellbKas' ized within five years. tions on the coast.

Store, 408 Eleventh et. 'No branch store. that the order will First, Naval bill; second, the Sundry bill; third. In the matter of salaries. Dr.

Merritt The i- lands iu this part of the Pacific are generally supposed to be devo'od to Hoi wtir-fiip, but these ara an exception, as not an idol is to be found oh any of the The Nebraska, Utah and Missouri posts E. A. HERON 1 1 criticised the general law because it pro will be well represented at the annual Corns. Ladies, why suffer from them the Fortification until the Ap vides for the salaries of officers not desis- contracted for anywhere on Office and Cabinet" Work a rYof. Howard cures.

lOoa ttroadwsy. nased in the section naming the officers of Buildings the Coast. Specialty propriation bills have been disposed of, islands. CHOST WORSHIPPERS. encampment.

Before the Memorial Day parade in San Francisco a committee of the G. A. R. 422 TWELFTH STREET, Oaklaad Bank Block. thej city.

and then, at the end of the second week in July, an adjournment. Tbe Swiss Confectionery. I INSUFFICIENT SALARIES. waited on both Cols. Cutting and Dickin The natives are entirely devoted to the worship of various spirits, and these spirits The best ice cream manufactured on he son and asked for the use of the drum Mayor Playter held that $1,000, the sal Coast, served in any part of the city.

Par Saloon Burned at San Jose. Sa! Jose, June 11th. The saloon and are 'supposed to haunt almost everything, ary tor the Mayor provided for in the law, corps of the respective regiments. Col. Cutting refused point blank while Col.

ticular attention given to orders for wed Certain trees wjll be the dwelling of such the salary of the Treasurer, and residence occupied by W. B. Ward, in dine parties or receptions. WILLIAM J. Dickinson replied, "certainly, and, de J.

F. LA AGE, -proprietor, 416 Twelfth East San Jese, was destroyed by fire early Slid Biich spirits, and these trees are held in great awe and veneration bv the savages. tailed ten drummers and a drum-major. Miss F. M.

ReediS Go the salary of tne Treasurers assistant! are entirely inadequate. He believes IWi llilcli Cows- FOR SALE. street, Oakland. in making the salaries as low as possible, AN ELECTION DISTURBANCE. this morning.

The canse the fire is unknown. The building was owned by Gottlieb Krauss and was insured for SS00 Spots of land, are even supposed to be and great veneration is paid to all place. supposed to be the haunts of these Vcncral Overland Ticket Office. bun ituch salaries should be provided as woald induce 'Competent men to accept NOW OFFER THEIR hevy wind week, which lasted three or four days, and shattered out a large amount of grain. In some particularly exposed sections, one-third of the grain is reported to be lost.

It is probable, however, that this is somewhat exaggerated. OVER EXERTION. Death from Apoplexy Superin Tom Welch, of If ay wards. Fined Best rates and accommodations by the 'Short Route" for all points East. Apply spirit'.

the London, Liverpool Globe Insur the I offices, lie thought SiUw a proper The natives are very savage and uncivi Fifteen Dollars and Costs. Tom Welch, of Hay wards, was fined salary tor be Mayor. at Whitney's Express Aeency, 855 Broadway. Cheap steamer rates to and from lized and many are entirely destitute or ance Uooipany. ine tion insurance Company, of London, suffers a loss of $600 I)r.

Merritt favorea placing as much of SPRING IMPORTATION clothing. Plural marriages are not at all the authority in the hands of the Mayor as APPLY TO? general or even common, very few indulg on the contents. trans-Atlantic ports. Excursions East is pl8eible, as it is easier to elect a Mayor duced by Kunniiisr for the $15 and costs by Justice Nusbaumer this morning, for disturbing the peac. Welch is an excitable -Irishman who is said to be possessed of a chronic disposition to make 1 rx not I susceptible to control for improper Tne Fiftieth Congress.

New York, June 11th. A BerdldCs Boat. Leave every Saturday, via Burlineton and purposes than it is to elect seven Council- ing in the expensive luxury of more wives than one. Tb general food is bread fruit and cocoa nuts, with a few fish, the natives doing a kind of rude cooking over wood Last evening, as the' 6 o'clock Narrow- met) above improper influences. Washington special of the 10th Cer Rio Grande route.

Buy vour tickets at 1 regular ticket office. 950 Broadway. -Geo B. Seaman, Pass. Agt, gauge boat was about leaving thelip on avmg bniahed the discussion ot sec tain members of ths present Congress, nimseii exeeeuingiy conspicuous in ay-wards vdy election day.

Last Saturday the voters in Laurel School District at Very Latest Novelties tne ban r.rancisco side, an elderly man tions' relating to the executive officers of the! city governrJfebt, the meeting ad fires. The islands are mostly low coral reef Scott's Emulsion of Pars Cod Lilvar who have reasonable grounds for anticipating their re-election, have under consideration a plan for the permanent organ. Hay wiards held an election for a Trustee. During ithe day Welch hoisted in a journed to meet again on next Thursday named Edwin A. Lawrence came running on board all out of breath.

In a moment he fell to the floor in an apoplectic fit and Oil with Bypoptaospbites. Is a combina many of them being only three or four feet above the waves. The Moroing Star eveoiug at the same place. SAN' PABLO CREEK, load off beer and became too numerous for any use. Seme 'person re tion of two most valuable remedies, in a palata table and easily 'digested form, having (Treat visits but three islands of any height THEN WHY above the water.

The navigation is very ization of a society of membership ef the Fiftieth Congress, which is to round the first 100 years of our national existence. died before the boat reached the Alameda landing. Mr. Lawrence was a well-known healing and etrenfrthenieg- properties, mot rala MILLINERY marked) at the polling place that as the officers election had to remain at their posts from. 8 A.

it. until sundown, dangerous, the gaps between the islands uabie in jomtumpeum anu wasting aiaeases. The I.rK eiscl of Two mottoes in attorney -at-law who resided on Bay Farm are very narrow and wmJing. Xhero CorVtra Costa County, i The first gentleman who will have the I i Car Urawing.rooiD. Island, Alameda.

He had bten sub were no cannibals on the islands that were and received no pay, the candidates should buy their cigars. I Of Eyery Description. The Officer's Car, Nu, 010, of the Union Ratple for a Breech-loading Shot-Gun', at the Tivoli Saloon, corner and Wood streets. West Oakland, Saturday, Or Postoffice Box 87, Oat land Cal. honor to join this society is B.

Hermann of Oregon. ject to attacks pF apoplexy for some time, and bis attending Pacific, arrived yesterday and is being ren visited by the Morning Star, though there might have been on some of the islands that were unexplored. natives were "Who says the elerks and ludges don ovaled at the West Oakland yards. It une lXtn, 1 000. 1 ftonnty Rights.

Washingtoh, June 11th. Acting Sec Gas Cooking Stoves physician signed a death certificate that either apoplexy or congestion of the brain was the cause of his death. Deceased was get pay?" demanded Welch. "They do not," answered one of the men at the polls. 1161 BRO AD A Y.

rother of President Adams In furnishinir your suburban residence. very tractable and were easily tanght and I broiight the willing to teach others. They are in-1 TT structed in useful arts and how to lire ot flon Pacific and a party of East remember that rattan furniture is ths most a native of Michigan, 59 years of age, and Jioura aar, responded Welch, anc ern people en route to Japan. car is ARE ECONOMICAL. Cooking Stoves for Sale and to Rent appropriate, provided you get tbe quality.

properly, as well as other religious sum he followed this up with, a string of abusive oaths. ond Controller McMahoa has rendered a decision to the effect that every volunteer soldier who was mustered out and discharged with his or other or leaves, a wife and grown up son to mourn his death. On May 18th, of last year, his style and make that is sold by the Cali a very handsome structure, elegantly fur jeets. There are also Bevsral native Hawaiian missionaries at work on the A complaint charring him with -disturb fornia Furniture Nos. 220 to 226 nishjed and provided with-all the luxuries daughter was accidentally drowned at Alameda, it being supposed that she fell in a Bush street, S.

Islands. Heating StoTes In Newest rattems oi modern travel, from a body Brussels fainting fit while bathing. ganization, the members of which were kept together and under discipline and did Captain Taylor has taken charge of the Morning Star, and the trip that will be cardet to an eider-down couch. The 'Furniture. THAN CHEAPER COAL.

ing the peace; was sworn out, with the result that he made his appearance before "Justice Nusbaumer to-day, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pajk fine as stated. Mr. Welch should put's! pad-lock, on his ckin hereafter on election idava. interior woodwork is of the best A GASOLINE EXPLOSION. not receive their discharge until they were nst as good as new, at very low prices, at commenced in July will laet over a year.

zoo IX I8E. Opportunities may not be found again. Captain Bray will shortly give some lee selected varieties of poiished oak. 11. SUHliLLtlAAS-.

408 Eleventh street. paid off, should be regarded as continuing Re- tures on this subiect. and as the Captain Special Term; Conaamera. Honduras mahogony and white wood. ITIrs.

Catherine X. freeman ceives errible Injuries. in service until the date ot payment, and In furtherance' of my plans for development of my Twenty-third Avenne Prop tieyaer Soda. is an interesting speaker, tjn lectures will and I the ornamental borders above are accordingly entitled to credit for that NO SMOKE NO DUST. Drink Geyser Soda, natural mineral A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.

Catherine T. Freeman was terribly the windows of the drawing-room is oak. pariod of service ia computing the right to erty, in addition to the houses being burned last night by the explosion of inlaid with African amaranth. Painted undoubtedly be a success. THE RAILROAD WAR.

AND VE THEM 1CAIX AT water. It effervesces like champagne. II. Schellhaas, An Alameda Woman Wanders OFFICE upoa the plate-glass windows between the Hull vapor stove, in which gasoline was erected, I offer to advance a limited number of purchasers capital necessary to secure a forward and rear sections and the drawing- from Her Home. The wife of Miguel Arado, a laborer Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Co.

The furniture dealer. 408 Eleventh Btreet- Completion of the Curve and all used. Mrs. Freeman was employed at the reoms of the Occidental Club, on Twelfth rooms are two mottoes. "Truth is Mighty S.

E. Cor, yinth and Washington Sts. Quiet To-4ay. Then Why Lie?" and "Ged Hates a desirable 5 or 6-room cottage home, with SecondHand Stoves living on the corner of Court and Jackson streets, Alameda, has disappeared from Itreet. She was about to light the gaso Lias." The legend goes that once upon a There was a rumor on the ft reel this At H.

SCHELLHAAS', 408 Eleventh Bt. line stove when it exploded. The drum. timi one of the high dignitaries of the a bounty. Haggin's Jockey, Patsyj Duffy St.

Louis, June 21th. An incident occurred yesterday that jvill probably result in the Tyrant-Volante race not taking place. Patsy Duffy.Haggin's jockey, secured Haggin's complimentary badge to the private elub-house, and entering proceeded to have a good time. He ordered wine and was holding forth on the merits large lot, upon a plan for reimbursement unusually advantageous and withia the morning to the effect that- the fii tiWT JtATtAsnnn nrrn (mimiv far reservoir containing the gasoline was niiin iracinc was showing some distin ii-- i lot of horses for sale at 1368 Broad her home and she has not been heard of since Monday last. "Mrs.

Arado has beeri a little queer and out of her head for some leaking, aud the explosion occurred when guished guests, over the branch roads if reach of alL way. I i L. B. Rhodes. sne -held a lighted match near it Montana and Colorado, and during Blake Moffift bad transferred their property at Fifteenth ar Broadway to Senator Fair.

Investigation, however, showed that bo record of the transfer had She was burned about th tne i trip toia. tnem many scones Samson's Market. 477 Eleventh street. tisse, and la-t Monday her husband went out as usual and left his 5 wife at home head, face, hands and arms so severely upon facts, but which. with the children.

When he returned at For particulars inquire of E. C. SESSIONS. 1 1M)6 BrsadwBTi Oakland. tnat tne slain and uxn presented a horribl M.

WOL been made at the Recorder's office, and the vivifying climate of the wild West had grown to mammoth night his wife was missing, and had not appearance. Mr. 1 reeman swallowed th ono -door from Washington, keeps always on band the finest assortment of choice American meats, fresh, salted and smoked, sausages of every description, hams, bacon, heated fumes and the flames so that he These stories were like the the Searchers of Record who all Blake Moffitt's work state that they been seen since that morning. Search was immediately instituted, but not a trace of. the poor woman has yet been discovered.

throat and the lining of her stomach are prairies that stretched away as far lard. Uoods delivered tree ot caarge So raw, ana sne is unaDie to retain rood or eye could reach and further. like had no knowledge of such transfer. liquids. Dr.

Letfihgwell, who was sum Mrs, Arado is about 5o years old, and of certain horses, when President Charles Green came in. Green asked him what he was doing thereand received an impudent reply. He then ruled Duffy off the track. It is said that Haggin is piqued at Green's actions, and will take his colt Tyrant to Chicago and not run the race with Volante. abuloua production of the grain fields.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER, There was no further hostilities lat-t the mother of tone six children, one of any part of city. ielepbons iNo-131. Martin M. Samson, Proprietor, Good Cheap Lands Wanted. attle ranges and the gold and silver moned to attend states that she is in a critical condition, and it will be almost whom is dead and two of the others being s.

I. hey were rich with the flavor of Bight, jpor has there been to-day, on the Narrow-gauge line, at the scesjS of yestar- miraculous if she recovers. 855; Broadway, Oakland i 1 1 1 Is I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 -t 1 1 -M-M-HS a fquitfut soil and a glorious climate. grown up. jUignel Arado is a wood chopper by trade and works arouad the For sale or exchange a fine stock of cloth- Aiming the guests of the railroad man were I day's battle in the trench.

The -railroad Ultf, tUUUWK K140. IWIM, ouutr. I HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL gentlemen experienced in wild western (Whitaey Exist Office) etc.i also two dwelling bouses, all in good 1 It is iw five days since the disappear A Defaulter's Suicide. Sacra June 11th. A special to Directed Him to ITIake Love condition.

Will take land for part or as a to forces were employed last night while the moon lasted, completing the laying of the track en the connecting curve between the Telegraph avenue line and the CSflta better orloas tor (roods, tWes better satinfactioB For particulars apply to owner, the Bee from Oroville says: County Clerk romance one was a railroad commissioner, anotier' was a Nebraska, newspaper man a third had been a missionary among the Sioux, and the last vas a Texas cattle king. The stories so his coBomm, and la prompter in his settlement of returns of sales than any auctioneer in Oakland. ance, aad as not even a trace has been found great anxiety is felt and the gravest fears are entertained. It is even supposed that slis has wandered off in her demented he Studabecker Tailor Square 570 Thirteenth street. Oakland, and see Narrow-Range track, on Fourteenth street property, Frank Peachy died early to-day, from ths effects of morphine taken because bis Kalers to any person lor wbom be bas bad sates fur recommendation.

Bales at priTate restdenoua a For Dress Cutting, always receives the stats and been drowned in the bay. speiaaltr. Pbice reduced Genuine WeMingtoa of tbp railroad officer were listened to with highest award at JUennantca' air. Officc No. 224 STOCKTON STREET, 8.

F. bondsmen would not remain on bis bond, coal for -sale by all dealers. tne gravity ot turns, and be in turn heard miss Annie fugle. Joachim Pule was examined by Judge Hamilton to-dy onj a charge of insanity. It was shown that Pulse was working under the delusion that his actions sks" directed by ah angel, "and was vey persistent in his attentions to a Miss Annie Ingle.

He claimed that he had been commanded to marry her, and even went so Just before nightfall the line of track that bad been put. down during the day was securely anchored in place for the night by half a dozen open freight cars loaded with gravel, and a small house was WRECK OF THE ATALIA. defalcation baviag been discovered M. LJslR CTJ SE, the (others relate their adventures as if Where lessons are given and pstterns cat to measure: they were so many extracts from the Con- Ladles III though he settled it promptly. Atlantic Smatth on the IPS' Agency for Hairs Adjustable Ores form.

For cheap and stylish Millinery go to grcgtkonal Jtecord. One niht they stopped at a ear repair station and the next morn- also placed on the trark. This morning, bright and earlv.the railroad force resumed and Pacific. Information has been received at the rail. Cunningham's store, 963 Washington IMPORTANT SALE.

853 Broadway, Oaklaad street, near l'entn. work, and have now ballasted the double lug tb.e porter, with his duster of whits ostrich feathers, brushed a slip of paper from! the plate glass window of the for Desirable Nortts Oakland I'rop- track and nearly the entire curve. mjn prices i Fancy Crackers for Picnics. ertrtobe SoldlTo-morrow, No further demonstration against the ward section in full view of the assembled 3 Call at the Cracker Depot, 456 Seventh Another important sale of desirable work has been mode by Blake Moffitt or And! In Alauiada County for EETATL TRADE. road offices to the effect that a collision occurred yesterday afternoon, -on the Atlantic and Pacific system, near Coolidge, Arizona, between a passenger train and a freight, resulting in the smashing of the snperb parlor car A tali assigned by the street, near Broadway-station, and get a tar as to tnreaten iner lite, tie was very violent, and to the office' of the Pacific Press and refused to leave, so work was given him -until be became too violent.

He was committed and will shortly be sent to Stockton, He Was arrested a year ago en the same and vvtts recently discharged from Stockton. 'any other Telegraph avenue property guests, revealing the awful words: I "GOD HATES A LIAR." SlasllillP, Hednctioii box of fancy assorted crackers. Prices 30, I hare no partner and am not ooonectd with an property will take place to-morrow after, noon, at 2 o'clock, at the salesrooms of William J. Dingee. This is an administrator's sale of Gl large, desirable lots on owners.

Speculation as to the motive of yesterday's attempt frustrate the laying i of the n.ew curve has not been rewarded ly any definite solution, other than the rucit a word was spoken by those guests thus suddenly and unexpectedly rebuked I other firm in 1 claim to ba th Pioaeer and Boat Collector in Alameda County. 40 and 50 cents per box. All styles -of fancy biscuits received fresh every day. Iron biscuits, a splendid tonic for tbe blood. Agency for Raven Gloss Shoe Dressing-no acids softens and preserves the leather.

for iheir mendacity, but it is understood Dry Goods and Boots Shoes. assumed propositions stated yesterday Pullman Company to the A. P. Jio details have as yet been received except that there was no -loss of life and that the car is an almost total Said She Was Mi MARCUSE, 855 Broad waj that a pang shot to their individual hearts almost as poignant as that which pierced Market, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth, Forty-first and Forty-second streets, between Telegraph and San Pablo avenues. The Mrs.

Puterson, who was supposed to be 75 vci. Bleare. resralar price, 25 wreck, both ends having been crushed te the inner consciousness of the banqueters MINING STOCK. KB FORI. marked dawn to 12 eta.

splinters, and the side shivered beyond all aale will be absolute, without reserve or We are insane, was to-day discharged by Judge Hamilton. Several witnesses that Bhe had acted strangely and- caused hope of repair, he Mehta, a mate to the Receiving limit, and no better has ever Ataliai is now in the yards at West Oak SO pes, Coloredrurocadea Velvet 2. marked down lolit6. lOO dosen' Ladies' Xlemstltcned who laSlelshazzar's groaning board on that Memorable night when Daniel translated he handwriting on the wall and Cyrus- marchtd his myriads into the doomed city pf Babylon. But they were been offered for the purchase of property Sa FaASCisoo, June 11, 18ML Tbe following sales were made at the San Francisco S.ock aad Exchange Board.

sioaniM BALas--aaatrLAa ssssrra. considerable bat it was not land and is a dream of luxury a poem oa shown that she waai dangerous to herself wheels, as it Were. JTie interior is huiBhed in Honduras mahoeanv and cedar, the Linen nandkerchlcfs: regrnlar price 25 marked down ta lOc or anyone else ana she was discharged. that must, in the natural' course of improvements now in progress in North Oakland, steadily increase in value. It is he buns around (the SheritTs office for hiledl with strange thoughts, and in those thoughts the author of that motto 100 Belcher .1 15 100 Bodie C.

1 100 Mexican. 500 20 dsi. Ladles' upcra Slippers 1 75, marked dawn to SO cts. some time insisting that as she was insane paneling being pressed velvet embossed. Between the broad, high windows are expensive French plate gisBS mirrors.

The that it was either to force Senator Fair into buying the Winters Hotel property at Fifteenth and Broadway, or was to make the paint that an objection to the occupancy of, Broadway had been made by a property owner. POLICE COURT. The following is to-day's Police Court record: Jofcn Berry, drunk; forfeited $6 bajj JaneSwiff, alias McAllister, drunk; plead-ed guilty, fined 52 or 1 day. Daniel Har- rington, defaulting yWitne-s; forfeited S10 bail. Gussie Strerfgberger, petit larceny; Walter Gomes, petit larceny; fined $10 or 10 days.

George Gomes, violating ordinance; pleaded guilty, judgment suspended. J. W. Nolton, disturbing the peace; on trial. 100 uptair.

SUITS, OVERCOATS; J00 Choi 85c 9ha Hon Csl A 16 she should go to Stockton. was I uppermost. A day or two I after the train paused for located between tbe two railroad lines being constructed on San Pablo and Telegraph avenues. The land is, of tbe 30 doz. Cents' Sewed Oaiters 70 Eureka 5 25i Alalia and Mehta cost S27.000 each in the tnight at another car department 200 Potom 100 8av 200 Syndicate 100 Union C.

and Wankenphast, regalarprice 6c 95c Peculiar Peace. 510 N. 2 05 richest quality, and is located on ngn station and the next morning the sable thir construction, and were considered the handsomest cars on the Atlantic and 50, marked dawn ta 82 50. A young man naibed Nolton was tried 100 Holme 2 80 60 Jackson 17i and PAIITS ground, thus affording the best facilities Endvmion witb his duster of bird ef Para Pacific line. in the 1'olice Court this morning on a dise plumes hn'hed a slip of paper from YBSTSaDAY 'JJTSRBOOH salss aasuLAa ssstaos LiPPr.iArjrj's charge of disturbing the peaceJof the Sal for effectual drainage.

Another important feature in this sale is the fact that they are situated beyond ths city, limits, and tne wiuuow over iue rear section, disclos OAKLAND BREVITIES. From the Leading Merchant Tsilon, at the ing ti the guilty eyes of the railroad man vation Army. Pk of ithe jury thousht 215 10O2 OS 100 lfc 275 003 ana 005 BROADWAY, ...1 50 ...1 65 200 Best ft 250 Bodle 200 Bulwor 850 Challenge. lug press: are subject to but one-half the taxes im the words: Live Oak Lodge. No.

61. F. and A. that the peace of the Salvation Army Two doors abovo Klshth 8 ties. UTH 13 MIGHTT THEX WHY LI passed all understanding, and the other $60 Merchant Tailor Suits, S23 CD 50 Chollar 0O Potoai 6e 750 Savace 5c 100 TJora 15c will confer, the First Dree at Masonic Temple, this evening.

Ail Masons invited to attend. pare thoueht that the vtjunsr man was too Fram that time forward those travelers 320 Con Cal Va 1 ,20 posed on city property, wnile all sucn urban necessities as churches and schools are clods at hand. Fortieth street is Ten days will be allowed for search. Ten per cent, of the purchase- much for even the Salvation Army, and 60 Conf 190 100 Union. 15c told ho more fairytales.

They confined ffTT TTT'RTr $50 Merchant Tailor Suits, $22 Zd JUUUJA- XXAjAV-LJ $40 Merchant Tailor Suits. $13 CO The charge of petit larcenv acrarnsrt Ous. I there they stuck, finally agreeing to diaa- 200 YsUow.J 80c 100 Eureka eon. .3 20 50 GfcC themselves to railroad statistics and the umciuci.ci, iu rears uui, was I BlaszanQvlch's) Beginning. John'Mazzanovich, the sce'nic artist, whose death at the East occurred on Wednesday, started in this city, in 1876, as a carriage painter for Sohst the car market reports, and they were not always $50 Merch.

Tailor Overcoit, 220 by Judge Ilenshaw this morning. Gus had money will be required on the fall of the hammer as a deposit, and the balance of Do ysa want te sell jroar place! positive about these. The mottoes are DIED. Paper at Livermore. assisted at the stealing of two pigeons.

$40 Merch. Tailor Overcoat, $13 Call sa O. I. DENISON St CO. cash payment on delivery of the deed.

No still donspicuous iu No. 010 of the U. P. PRtDE ACX In this-city, Jane 10, Edward Joseph; W. F.

Scott and F. J). Stewart, who Walter Gmes, who took the pigeons, was fined $10. Dtuunu son ui um kiub rnoaor a i sucn bargains nave beeu ottered in UaK- and the fact that the legend lust related tlage builders, at Eighth and Franklin Da yoa wasl rent yr boas, are practical newt-paper men and printers, tiro of Oakland, aged 2 months and 25 days. land for a long time, and the opportunity has art more foundation in fact than the $30 Merch.

Tailor Overcoat, 12 0 $22 Merch. Tailor Overcoat, $10 CD $12 Merchant Tailor Pants, 5 CO either faralahed mr aafaralsned Daniel Harrington, the yonng man who streets. In 1877 he went to San Fran have purchased the type and material Or Friends and aginaintaneea ars respeetfully inriredjto attend theluneral to-morrow, (SATTJR- should not be missed, alleged tales of the traveler does not ma teriajly detract from its moral force. O. I.

BESISOH CO. are nsr mei was shot by E. Guyot at Rwso's cottage of the defunct Jivermore Valley Review, VA. 1 1 at clock r. from tna resldenos ot tbe cisco and learned scene-1 painting under Voegtlin, aad subsequently East.

About a year ago he returned tot this coast to fill some weens since, and who tailed to ap In Carmen St, parents. No. 737 Myrtle atrset. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. Da ysa wast ta bay a flas hsmu pear at Gyuot's was arrested last "I-or set Me Not." Jefifreys-Liewis is playing to good houses and have commenced the publication of the Weekly Chronicle at that place.

The paper will be 'independent in politics, and $10 Merchant Tailor Pants, 8 Merchant Tailor Pants, 4 CO 3 3 Quicker Time. for a little saeaejr Try an engagement at tteCalif ornia Theater, night as a defaulting witness, and forfeited $10 bail in tbe Police Court this morning. Thl Livermere local train will leave O. a. DKNISOX sb CO.

LATEST SHIPPI1IQ NEW: and during his stay here resided at the the first number is bright and newsy. at the Oakland Theater -ber favorite line of emotional plays. Forget tfc Not that lace for Oakland, beginning next Ji.oa sr-Ubase House. Dm ysa wsst a flas 1st for a rest Arrived. niMT, June 11.

Mond ay, at instead of 6:25, as at O. L. DKNISON sfe CO. ha-rslt. A Portuguese Feast.

Next Sunday the Portuguese residents of Cable Cars. I Enforcing Ordinances. City Marshal Tompkins wishes it aouncsd that oa and after July 1st an and make the run to the pier in Htm schr West Coast. Hiirrins. Uinmi'hirkim prese will be given to-night.

it Late Train The Southern overland train was two i Twe more cable cars arrived on fiat cars Da y' West Oakland will observe their annual weuty minutes less time than, at the nx uuuhs tf aoasuSa just h-iZzZ Misfit Clothing Parlors meaey present. The time to San rancueo will from the Sacramento shops this morning. three-foot sidewalk-obstruction ordinance Sailed. i Fbjday. June U.

be iusfe two boors, and to the pier, SON etc CO, hours late to-day, having been delayed In on roots to Sao Francisco for the Hayes and the 18-inch sign ordinance will be festival in honor of the Holy Ghost. Ex- i teasi ve preparations are being made for the event, and it is said that this will be mora an average rate of about 29 miles sn hor. StmrQneeo olrf -m i- Valley road. Thus far five cars of the 35 KCSrHWZST COKJSTX2 Ia faet, it yen want amytais maKing connection wim sne ausnuc uo Pacific. rigidly enforced.

-l. Well. imposing than any that haTe preceded it. tae Seal Batata Use, da ot ordered have been completed, and with 'and Dead at Tracker, their mechanical improvements and con Post and Ciipont Will of Mrs. E.

0. Itenis. Captain Thomas received a telegram There will be a procession, ia which ths prettiest feature will be a large number ef little girls handsomely attired, crowned Elizabeth Woodward has applied for let ters of administration in the estate of The will of Maria Eleonore Dtlphine yenieoeee they are, without doubt, the most desirable on any of the cable lines of Hbip Ocddantal. Williams, Qaeeaatowa. Ship Valley Ford.

Lots, Nnauno, 8tw trig Felican, CauhfeU, Bktn Monitor, GaUup, Humboldt, Bkta Modoc Fetersoa, Beabeck. 8ehr 8 Phelps, Kelson, Mendocino. Schr Caesar Brnna. Gobbelar, Salt Point. -BcarOoquiUe, Bcandenbor.

Coquille Kiver. Bchi Wm Sparks, jjavsn. 0.1. DEUISOIluGO. SAN IIMMIHO.

Denis has been filed lor probate. The I from jTnjckee to-day stating that a woman named Kitty Howard, supposed to have comefrom Oakland, bad been fou pd dead James Woodward. A will was left (bat Jan mey are elefsnt in appearance, and will prove an ornament to with wreaths, and carrying bouquets of flowers. Religions services wCl be held in the churches. estats is about $1,800, and was le Jean it cannot be found.

The amount of the A 950i BROADWAY. tTT Open every eves'r-g the line on which tbey are to run, at that place. B. Denis. i estate is about $2,200.

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