The San Francisco Call and Post from San Francisco, California • Page 8

8 COULDN'S CATCH HER. The Speedy Showed Her Heels to Rivals. AT VERY COMFORTABLE ODDS. Advance, a 25 to 1 Shot, Beaten a 9 Sose in a Drive. ST.

ALBASS CLEVERLY AT 10 TO 1. Gay Old Major Kan Ran Away From the 3 to 5 Favorite My Luck in the Steeplechase. Racegoers are all praying that Hie gods of the weatber have at exhausted tbfiir reserve reservoirs ana that umbrellaracing is a thing of the past, at least for a month 01 so. The fearful rainfall caused several form-players to make an assignment, and the few faithful followers of the (lopebook are now struggling with the problem ut how many seconds the last hill takes out of a horse with two dickey wheels and bad wind ridden by a boy that never accepted a present from a bookmaker. But while the outside track is in its present muddy condition Alpine racing is proving a very acroeable substitute to racegoers, eveu if three favorites did fail to come ud the bill in front yesterday.

Eight maidens were turned over to the starter in the opening race of the day, a five-furlonc dash. Of the lot, Martinez was considered the most eligible and was made 4 to 5 favorite. Coquette, who it to look, never will strike her no'cb, was second choice at 4to 1. Frank Van thought Advance in about right and cot 28 in 1 against the fill. It looked like a good thing lor the favorite that betting on the race was Advance took the lead soon alter the nag fell, racing down the hill followed by he favorite.

Leading all the way, the Van filly looked like the money until forty yards from the wire, when Cborn got the favorite on even terms with her, and by superior finishing powers landed Martinez winner by a nose. Coquette finished a fair third. The second rane, a six-furlong run for non-winners in 1894 and 1895, as can be imagined brought out a speedy lot of Steadfast, with Chorn up, was again made favorite, but got the worst of a crowding match at the post and was away badly. General Miles' and Guadaloupe, the were both starters, and the latter came very near eeltine the long end of the purse. The stable fancied old St.

Albans' chances, getting 10 to 1 for their money. St. Albans showed first as the flag fell, but was soon after passed by Guadaloupe, who led all the way until they struck the hiil coining up to the stretch home, when St. Albaus ouiclimr-ed him and easily outfooting him ou the flat won by three leugihs. The favorite ran into third place, but was unable to better his position.

A six-furlong handicap brought out five lmp. Eiise. Motor, Z)bair, Robin II and the little iron mare Quirt. bair on tne s'rnngth of bis win Monday. wtun he ricked nn 122 pound 3 and ran the distance in was a hot favorite, going to post 7 10 10.

Motor was a 13 Jo 5 second choice, while Robin Hond with but 90 pounds up was a 15 to 1 shot. Quirt was sevens in inanv of the books, and the imported mare, who has a dislike for the hills, was a 40 to 1 chance. Tne speedy Quirt followed by Elise beaded the field to the first quarter, where Elise was passed by Robin Hood. The etheis were unable tv get anywhere near the two leaders and they had tbe run to Quirt apparently held race until ihey came up the bill and struck the flat, where Robin Hood closed on bet raDidly. Bnl reepondine gamely to C'ochrano's ridinp she beat the Eastern horse out a Deck at the win.

Zobair finished third, three leiicths furtner away. Motor ran very poorly. When Ed Orriuan Sly Luck hp bad liini schooled over the sticks, and patting him in the steeplechase yesterday with Mr.jor I3an and some other goats, the Chicago norseman thought tie bad struck a soft SDOt and it did took that way. He went to tbe post a to 5 favorite with Withers in the saddle. Major Ban was 3 to 1 and anything you wauled against tbe balance.

After My Lurk had taken tbe firU jurjp in front Allmark rmhed Prince Idle out in front, and he headed ttie field over tbe second and third when he had enoneh and gave way to Major Ban. The Major took tbe remaining jump like an old timer and off for the wire chased by the favorite. Withers evidently expected the nld fellow to come back to him, but he kept right on and won by four letit-'ths, My Luck second, fifteen lengths in front of A five-furloug race for non-winners at the meeting ended the day's racing. There was slight' difference in the batting between Gussie, Blue Banner and Mollie King, the finally going to tliA post 2to 1. There was.

somn play on Mutineer, but Me9tor and Vulcan were very much of the outside order. The race proved a gift for Gussie, who took lie lead alter the first quarter and won by four lengths callODinc. In a drive Banner Beat Mollie King out a head for the place. SUMMARY. Sax Francisco.

9, 1895. OICi FIRST Five furlongs: Olv)' maidens: three-year-olds and upward- 1 purse jnrt. Horse, weiehr, Jockejr. St. Fin.

3 Ob Martinez 102 (Cliorn) 1 23 302 Advance, (McAQliffe). in iff-SO Coquette. (Itlley) 5 bh 45 306 Pronto. 105 (T. 6 410 legation.

99 (K. 65 5" 172 Tvicia. 87 Wilson) 3 33 53 6i Vleetwooil. 109 (Merlin), Longfellow. 104 7 .75 8 8 Fair start Won driving.

Time. 1:1114. Win-! ner, chestnut horse, by Apache-trene. Bettmpr: to 5. Advance 10 to 1 Coqueue 4 to 1, FroDto 8 to 1.

Klpetwoml 10 to i Tyreua3o to 1. Rogation 8 to 8 tol! SECOND. Six furlongs; selling- Oil. nou-wiuners In 1891 and 1895; purse MOO. md.

Horse, weight, jockey. St. Str. Flu. -J-'!) fit.

(b. Cocbranei.l 14 313 Guadaloupe, 105 I McAu- HO) 4 IS 23 296 Steadiast. 102 (Ciiorn) 7 4tf 314 311) Jicne 96 62 iio General Miles. 109 (Henuessy) 8 66 291 W'lcklow, fill (Kiley) ....8 73 Kaiuriroji. 1.7 (Coiuus) 3 It 287 Uarry Kuhi.

11O(L. 8 8 Good. start. Won easily, Time. 1 I Winner; bay by Falsetto-Crucifix.

lSeitiog: ibt. A i bans to 1. Uuadaloupe 12 to J. Steadfast 2 to 1, Raindrop 5 to 1, General Miles 8 to 1. Hone 9 to 3, Wieinow Bto 1, Harry Kunl SO to 1.

THIRD lurloncs: nandieaD- 0. purse Ind. Horse, St. 14 Str. Fin S2l Quirt, 97 (K.

CucUraae) 1 11 i 309 Kobln Uood So. 2, 90 (Wilson) 5 3 23 lOd (F. Carr) ...3 6 316 imp. 108 4r 4i (315) Motor. 109 a 5 5 Good start.

Won driving. Time. Winner, chestnut mare, by Joe Irooker-Trine. lietting: Quirt 0 to 1, Robin Hood No. i 15 to 1 Zobiiir.7 to 10.

imp. Elise 40 to 1, Motor 13 to 6. OI 'Short 1 chase; about one and a hall mitei: purse $400. Horse, weight. Jockey.

4thJ st Fin. Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. St 4thJ Str. Fin Major Han.

140 (Stanford). If 6 180 My Luck. 137 (Withers). 3ye 304 Albatross. 137 ....1 SI ms Mpper.

137 55 46 48 Mi l-rince idle, 140 bit an First Lap. 42 6 6 6 0 Good start. Won handily. Time, Win: "ncr horse, by Klujr Ban-Hersey. Betting: Major Ban 3to 1, My Luck 3to 5, Albatross 30 to 1.

Nipper 4'J to 1, Prince Idle 8 to 1 First Lap 15 to 1. OQA FIFTH Five furlongs: selling; non-winners at this meeting; purse $100. lixl. Horse, jockey. St.

M- Str. Fin. 'Tiissie. 109 'Sh 15 IS 31U ISluebMinwr, Ml(Hennessy)s 1h '21 Sin Moiiie 6 Mestor, 107 bt it 46 234 Vulcan. 105 (T.

Smith) 312 Mutineer, 102 (Chorn) .....2 .45 6 6 Good start. won easily. Time, 1:11. Winner, en. by Ilvtlrr All-Attraction.

Betciiifr: tiusslc to 1. iilua Banner 5 to Slot- He King 13 to 5, Mutineer 4to 1, Nestor 40 to 1, Vulcan 40 to 1. Track Notes. Earl Cocbrane rode two winners yesterday. Advance whs backed from 27 down to 10 to 1 at post time.

i Dr. Aby thought Pronto the belt thing he bad seen at the meeting and played him accordingly. Harry has tired of the ups and downs of winter racine and leaves fur Chicago to-day. Jim Davis is gradually approaching tbe lone end of a. purse with- old Blue Banner.

foliation was formerly in the string of Adolph Spreckels. lie was then Known as Manirus. Following is the card for to-day's running races: First race. of May Day 90. Idaho Chief 104, Bridal Veil 103, Jennie Done 90.

95. 100. i-ochinvar 109. Silver 97. truest 90.

Faro 102. muck 91, Miss Hutu 95, Clara While 101. Second race, live-eighths of a mile, Adolph 100. iMelanita 101. Contribution 101, Three Forks 89.

Payne 99, Mollle It 95. Abl 107. Queen Bee 99, Major Cook 87, Sweet Alice 91. Banjo 97. Morven 101.

Third race, of a mile, selling- Don Fulauo 104, Glen SB. Enthusiast 101, 102, Chartreuse 86, JMelanita 89. Polaski 96, Sir Keel 10L'. Realization 99. Fourth race, one and a half cities, selline, Ell Kendig 145.

St. Brandon 149, Auril 148. Bappy Baud 129, Bellringer 142, Nipper 142. Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of a Miss Fletcher 91, 84.1Uy Charm 81, Bernardo 107. seaside 01.

Belfast 99. Olivia 84, The 109. Outurion 101, Dick O'Malley 97, Valparaiso 93. THE SHOT PROVED FATAL Old Philip Boogar Dies of the Wounds iiiilicted. Duke of San Palilo Dead Mrs.

Donnelly Divides an Berkeley aud Alameda Mes. Philip Boogar died in. his room at 12:26 yesterday afternoon from the effects of the wound in fi cted by Michael Collins, his father-in-law, in front of the Galindo Hotel on Tuesday night at 7 :15 o'clock. At 2 o'clock yesterday morn- ins he signified a desire to draw up a new will and sign it. His attorney, J.

11. Smith, was called, but on entering the deatb-cbamber Smitn at once stw the usplessnega of bis visit. Mr. Boogar was ton feeble to tell his friend what wanted, and so tbe matter was dropped. At 9 o'clock it was decided that an operation would be the only possible chance of saving his life.

Dra. Miller, Olmstead, Woolsey, Paterson, Leech and Mullen were summoned ami the operation began. It occupied about an hour and a halt. The abdomen was opened and the larger arteries which supply (be bowels were tied. They had beeu cut by the bullet nnd allowed internal hemorrhage.

One of the intestines was nearly severed and was reunited by a lateral anastauiosis It is something new, and is the first one ever performed in Alameda County. The loss of blood and shock was more than Mr. Boouar could rally from ana tie soon afterward died, lie was conscious up 10 the last minute Coroner Baldwin was notified, and at once removed the remains to the Morgue. Attorney Smith nt asked', an to the statement made ttiat Mrs. Boogar had been watched by detectives for the past two years.

He said: is not a word of truth in it. In the two years there may have been (wo months' detective work done, but no more." When asked whether he thought the shooting was premeditated lie replied: "Well, I went down to tbe Gallndo Hotel the day before and while (line 1 saw Mr. Boogar. He said to me: 'I don't know what is the matter. Old man Collins has been up and down past here two hours looking up at me all of (he time.

It looks kind of The causa of ail ibis trouble dates back to May 16, 1893, when Catherine Boogar asked for a divorce, division of property and alimony. Before this a like suit had been filed, but dismissed on a compromise of some nature. She also bad Boogar arrested on a charge of attempting to poison her. lie was acquitted. Next came an attempt to have Boogar declared Incompetent and a guardian but Him was abandoned.

Boogar tiled a cross-complaint iv the divorce suit, cb.uglnz his wife with being unchaste. lie obtained some affidavits to suppore his claim. The deposition of Charles Lf slier, a urivate detective, ma filed December 28. It was taken at Itedlands and has relation to tbe allegations In tbe complaint against Mm. Boogar.

It was received by the County Clerk last week. Mrs. Boogar called at the office of tbe County Clerk and asked for It last Wednesday, and nf er getting an order from her attorney one received it. Mi. Collins, her father, was with rat the time and tbe two took a seat at ot tne reporters' tables.

She read to Dim for some time, and it is believed that the allegations tv tbe deposition had great effect upon bis mind and may have spurred him to do the deed, probably thinking Boogar respousible lor the threatened disclosures when tbe case should come to trial. The divorce suit was to have come up to-morrow In Judge Greene's department. Attorney George A. Knight of San Francisco has been retained by some of Collins' friends to defend him. he was informed by a lady who called at the City Prison yesterday afternoon.

F. J. Brearty may assist. When told of Boogar's death Collins uttered no expression of regret. He was very cheerful all day.

The physicians who performed the operation in the forenoon held an autopsy after 4 p.m. and found the bullet lodged near the vertebra. I be inquest will be held to-night at 7 o'clock. Millar Stan's Will. The will of ths.Ute A.

D. Starr, the wellknown milling mao, was filed for probate yesterday alter on by Charles K. Jonnson autl ilutchmson, who are named asex-culors without bonds, wiih power to convey without order of court. The petition sets forth (hat the value ot 1 tie estate is not Known. The Went to Sleep.

The trial of Charles Becker for the murder of C. A. Kdson, formerly proprietor of Hie Terrace or Alnmeiia, was enlivened by several unusual yesterday. During the H. ishuler, an Alameda brewer who was a witness in the case, disobeyed the order to remain outside the couitroom.

Judue Greene espied Scuuler be lobby and called htm up and after giving Dim a reprimand emphasized it by imposing a fine of $5. Later the testimony became somewhat monotonous and during the examination of a witness Juror La Prince leaned back in his chair and closed eyes. The drowsy air of the courtroom sealed them and he dropped asleep. He had been lost in dreams for some moments when his condition was discovered. Bailiff Dutton roused the sleeping juror.who had lost track of the testimony, and the court reporter was required to read it up from the point at which the juror fell asleep.

The principal witness of the afternoon was Mrs. Becker, wife of the accused, who related how her husband had been repeatedly put off by Edson when he demanded his pay. Becker was finally compelled to mortgage his home to meet his bills. The People's Convention. The People's party in Oakland will hold a city convention on Monday 'evening, January 28, to nominate a ticket to be voted upon at the city election of March.

11. The city campaign will be made upon local issues. Particularly promiueui will be the pressing of the suits to recover the jvater front and the exten. biou of streets to tidewater. The platform will probably declare in favor of limiting tho term of rancnises which have lately been granted titty years, or the leasing or the same, so as to yield a revenue to the Hie Duke Is Howard Shaw, a popular bon if.

ice, known among sportlnjr meu as "The: Duke of San Pablo avenue," died yesterday at his home in Sau Pablo avmue. Me had been' ill about a month. The deceased was a native of Prince Edward Island and 39 years of age. lie came to Oakland about fifteen years ago and married a daughter of M. J.

Evoy. Ail The will of Mrs. Alice H. Donnelly, .1 wealthy widow residing at FrultTaie, was.liled for probate THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1895. yesterdnv.

Mrs. Donnelly gave her daughter Grace (50 per cent of Her estate, lier daughter Henrietta gets 16 per cent ana tier sou Henry 16 percent. The remaining 10 C'-nt is made a trust fund with the interest to fin io Henry H. McAllister, a grandson; wiieu tie Khali become 24 years of ace. which will be in 1904.

Tuemoilier Mates that 'lie loves all her children allkr. but leaves tlie larger portion to Grace on account of her poor health. KllWts of tllM I nut. While San Fr.incl«co undereoinc: a turmol In the County Clerk's office Alameda Is walking off with tha spoils. Tne lovesick swains, fearj Ing that niarrlace with a license issued durl ing the Haley-Curry contest may uot be good, Dave been coming across the bay and consultinc Clerk Jordan.

Gustavo A. Lacker and Anne G. refused a license in San Francisco wheu offered by two clerks, each declaring the other illegal, and made sure by taking one out in UiH county. VYilhelm Kallenbach of San Francisco ana Anna Mahus of Alanieda were braver ana accepted a license in San Francisco, but yesterday they relented and secured another one of Cupid Ewlug and now are securely warned. An Old Question In a iv Form.

The City Council meeting to-nlent will have the annexaiion question to deal with, as as a resolutiou lathered by Councilman Sueli. He will ask. that. Messrs. M.

J. Keller, J. It. Glascock and W. G.

I'almanteer be empowered to look into the feasibility of the consolidation of Alameda, Berkeley and Oakland, with adjacent territory to the western Hue of San Leandro, into a city and county. Stamp Men Uetrcit-d Fraud. A communication from Oakland published on I the purporting io be an interview with A. H. Connor, made misstatemeuts recarding Messrs.

Makins Co. and also Georges Cation, the truth being that neither Messrs. Making Co. cor Georges Canon were deceived by Ben J. Cllckner nor by the forgery of tne signal ure of George W.

Merriman of Hartford, and they therefore did not send any packages of stamps to the party named. Mr. I Carton consulted with Makins compared notes, wrote to the postmaster of Hartford and exposed the fraud. The writer lias Deen arrested and proved to be a boy sixteen years of ace named Itoscoe Birch of Dowauiac, and has 'confessed the forgery of the name of George W. Merrtman.

lusiead of Makins Co. and Georges Carton being victims of the forger, they have beeu the cause of the arrest of the fraud, and of many dealers bavins; their stamps returned to them by the postoflice authorities. BERKELEY. The town was made joyful this morning by a telegram reading: "Representative Warreu B. English has secured a freedelivery system for the town of Berkeley, to begin March 1.

Five carriers will be appointed at once." Postmaster Mc- Carthy has been working for a free delivery for the past two years, and ternber he succeeded in having the office raUeii to the grade required for a freede'ivery system, and examinations were ordered htla for carriers. Good Government Club. Saturday evening tbe Good Government Club of Berkeley will meet at the residence of Professor Booue. I'rofessor William Carey Jones, who served as president of the Roan! of Freeholders, will speak upon the new charter. "Wilder to Arrested.

The Town Marshal has Issued a warrant for the arrest of A. D. Wilder, superintendent of (his division of the Southern I'acilic, on the ground of evading the ordinance passed some time ago requiting flagmen to be placed at the crossings In West Berkeley. lln- The damage caused by the late storm was not great in any one case, but it foots, up lv the repair estimate to about $1500. ALAMEUA.

J. K. Farris has filed final accounts as executor of the will of Eunice G. Wood. The estate amounted to 511.277, of which $7277 was in cash.

The executive has paid out $1196 01 for claims against the estate including $430 on account of a bequest. I'oUonlue The dog poisoner, who became a nuisance in Aiimeda some time ago, has again made appearance. Mrs. Henry Durein, Henry Koerber and Colonel George Babcock are the latest to lose valuable docs. Fire Department The Alameda Fire Department Is being quietly Investigated by the City Trustees.

No formal have been made against any member of Ho department as- yet, althoucu Trustee llammona slated sat the last meeting of of Trustees that he did not consider Driver Caswell of the Webo-avenue hook and ladder truck a fit man for the position. It is said that a long report of complaints against the department will be made at the meeting ot the City Trustees next Monday Digbt. A BODY FROM THE PARK. The Fleshless Skull harbors a Colony of Living Mice. Away over In the northwest corner of Golden Gate in a spot hardly ever frequented by visitors and beneath a pile or which had been lodged ou tne body by the friendly winds, the decomposed remalus of a man weru discovered yesterday afternoon by two men named Kadlsnnt and Cantibertha, who happened to visit the spot.

How loug the corpse had been wh'-re it was found could not be conjectured. The elements had washed every shred tnat had been exposed aud even the clothing was so decayed that no estlntate of the suicide's condition in lite was possible. That it was a case of suicide admitted of no doubt, as beside ilie body was an empty corked bottle that once bad contained laudanum. The sand aud leaves nnd partially covered tiie body, but the bkull. tu which a colony of mice had a nest, was fully exposed.

When the body wan disturbed by the Deputy Coroner a half dozen of these little animals sprang frum (he eyeless socnets aud scampered off iv the brush. Not an indication of the Identity of the body was to be found, and it was so greatly decayed that not even an estimate ol us age was possible, Coroner thinks tbat tbe suicide must have occurred at least two or tnoie months ago. WILL HELP INAUGURATE. Ihe Third Regiment and iroquois Braves for Sacramento. Three hundred meu of the Third iiogiment, G.

uiiiler command of Colonel Jiarry, will assemble at their armory, 28 Golden Gate avenue, 10-uight, Iroin which point they are to start for Sacramento to assist iv the inauguration ut (Joveruor-elect Budd, which takes place to-morrow. TIIII regiment is always largely represented at the capital on the Inauguration ol a Democratic Governor. Xae Iroquois braves left last evening for Sac. ramenio for the purpose of taking a liaud iv the event also. Pacific Insurance Union.

Nearly all the members of the Pacific Insurance Union atteuded a meeting of the orgiw Izailou yesterday morning 10 cousider th; present crisis threateuiuu dissolution. A committee ot seven was appoiuted to formulate a plan for reorganizing tne union and tv submit the same for consideration at a general meuiing to bold before tne Slat wheu (ue resignation of me Commercial Uulou Insurance Company will take etfect.g LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. January 9. Rtmr Willamette Bum, 103 hours from Departure bay; 2700 tons coal, to Orcgou Imp Co.

I'erstnir Winametto-Jau9-I0 miles NNW of Point Keyes, sbip Cnarruer. from New York for San Francisco. Domestic I'orts. CLALLAM In port Jan Scur Ella Johnson, from Seattle for San Francisco. Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.

Jan Stmr Catalonia, from Koston. Arrived Jan Stinr New YorK. from New York. Arrived Stmr Circassian, from New Torlc. to Throat and Lungs must be preserved or sore spots appear and invite the con- sumption germs.

Scott's Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, heals i the lining, strengthens the lungs and even over- comes diseased spots in their early stages. -Physicians, the world over, endorse it. Don't be deceived by Substitutes! Prepared by Scoft X. V. All Dracgiste.

BIRTHS DEATHS. marriage and death notices sent by mall will not be inserted. They mast be banded in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorised to have the same published. BOKS. McKEY-in this city.

January 1, 1895, to the wife or Thomas V. McKey. a son. ANDKRSON-in tills 'ity. January 7.

1895, to the wire of Charlei Anderson, a daughter. In Alameda. January 7. 1895. to the wife of Quist.

a daughter. MARKIJKn. SMITH-BTODDAKD -in this city. January 5, 1895, by the Rev. Dr.

Dllle, James W. Mnlth and Carrie L. Stoddard, both of San Francisco. DOWNER- In this city January 7, 1895, by the Rev. Dr.

Dllle, Edward M. Downer, of Pinole and Lizzie A. Polnsettof San Pablo. In this city, January 9. 1896.

by Key. Dr. Dille, Aldle H. Creasey and Ida Wilson, both or San Francisco. VAUGHN- In this city.

January 9, 1395. by the Rev. Dr. Dllle, Nace Vaughn and Nellie McCoy, both of San Francisco. In this city, January 6, J895.

iiy ttio P.rv. Joseph Winner. Jacob Olinan of Los Angeles and Jennie Marx of San Francisco. PKTEKSON-ln tMs city, at St. Pat- rick's Church, by the Rev.

Father Brennau, John D. Coghlin and Alice Peterson. In this city, January 5. 189 5. by the Uev.

E. B. Stewart." Fred A. Eyre and Mrs. I aura Besson.

both of San Hernsteln, Simon Garibay, Reyes U. ISt.gor. Vera E. Holmes. Ralph Barrett.

Michael Hummel. Valentine Cllne, Maggie J. Ilansen. Tine Conneilev. Margaret Leahy, Dennis Dud.

Jane Kuane. Margaret Daniell. Ella Keddlngton, Mary dray, John Shaw, Howard Uavigan, Bridget Turrlll. Laura A. Williams.

Lillle in this city. January 7. 1896. Jane, be- loved wife of the late Thomas K. Duff, dearly beloved mother of Mrs.

A. Pfeiffer and Thomas James Johu F. and George vv. Duff, a na- tive or Dublin. Ireland, aped 67 years.

and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Til DAY (Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock a. from her late residence. 136 Fair Oaks street, thence to St. James Church. Twenty third and Guerrero streets, where a requiem high mass will be cele- brated for the repose of her soul, commencing: at 9 o'clock a.

m. CLINE-In this city. January 8. 1895. Maggie ,1., beloved wife of 'William J.

('line, and daugh- ter of the late James and Mary O'Toole. a na- tive of New York, aged 37 years. and acoualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Thursday), at o'clock a. from her late residence, 10 Hardy street, thence to Mission Dolores Church for services. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, by 11 o'clock a. m. boat. In this city. January 8.

1895. Margaret Kuane. beloved sister of Mrs. B. Toohey.

Mrs. J. Lyons. Mrs. D.

McSweeney and Thomas, Michael and Patrick Ruane, a native of the par- ish or i.urteen. County Galway. Ireland, aged 42 years. (Ohio) papers please copy. and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Thursday), at 8:30 o'clock a.

rrom the resi- dence of her brother. Thomas Rnane, 516 Castro street, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a solemn requiem muss will be. cele- brated for 'the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. interment Holy Cross Ceme- tery.

In this city, January 7, 1895. Holmes, a native of Ireland, aged 68 years. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Thursday), at 2 o'clock p. at the parlors of Martin Morrison. 118 Geary street.

Interment National Cemetery Presidio. 1 DAN IELL-ln this city, January 8. 1895. Ella 15.. beloved wife of John A.

Danlell, mother of Marie, Blanche and Joseph Danlell. daughter or Bridget and the late Michael McNain and sister ot Mrs. Michael Creed. Mrs. W.

McDonald anil Maggie, Joseph, Agnes and Georgie McNa- mara, a native or San Francisco, aged 28 years i and 15 days. and acanaiutances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS HAY (Tnursiiayi. at 9 o'clock a. from her Ute residence. 70S Mason then to old St.

Mary's Cathedral, corner California and Dupont streets, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose or her soul, commencing at o'clock a.m. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In this city, January 8. 1895. John, be- loved husband or Mary Gray, and father of Mrs.

J. B. Cane. Anna Mace and John T. Gray, a na- tive or Elder Town, England, aged 70 years fPoughkeepsie and Newburg (N.

papers plense copy. cTKriencls acanalntances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Thursday), at 2 o'clock r. from the resi- dence or his daughter, 1914 l.arkln street. BERNSTEIN- la this city. January 8.

1835. beloved brother of Samuel, David and hosie Bernstein and Mrs. P. Bailn. a native of Germany, aged I 3 years.

aWFrieuds and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Thursday), at 10:15 o'clock a. from liii late residence. 1633 Geary street. Interment Home or Peace Cemetery, by train' from Third ana Townsend streets at 11:45 o'clock a. m.

GAVIG ln this city. January 9. 1895. Bridget beloved wire or the late Martin Gavlgan. and dearly beloved mother of James J.

and Martin Gavljran. Mrs.T. P. Degnan and Mrs. W.

H. Allen a native or County Westineatb, Ireland, aged 66 yean. and acquaintances are resnect- fnily Invited to attend thetuneral TO-MORROW (Friday), at 9 o'clock a. at ft Treat avenue thence to Church of St. Charles Borromeo.

cor- ner Hhatwell and Eighteenth streets, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9-30 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, a In tills city. January 9. 1895.

Tine beloved wife of John and mother of Laura. An ola and Christine a native of Norway, aged 3'J years 9 months and '11 days. and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Friday), at a o'clock p. from the Scandi- navian Lutheran Church, Howard street be- tween Twelfth and Thirteenth. Interment I.

O. O. F. Cemetery. CONNELLY- In this city.

January 9, 1895. Mar- garet Connolly, beloved mother of Mrs. P. Me- Natnara. Mrs.

.1. Wallace, James Connelly and the late I'itrlcn and Thomas Connelly, Mrs. A. Mitchell and Mrs. Sarah O'Mara, a native cf County Limerlik, Ireland.

71 years. funeral will take place TO-MORROW (Friday), at 1:30 o'clock r. from the par- lois of J. C. O'Connor 767 Mission street.

Inteiment private. Mount Calvary Cemetery. In this January 9, 1596, Vera Emma, beloved daughter or William and Emma Bozer. and sister ot Bertha and Anita Boger, a native of San 11 months. Friends ana acaualntanees are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (i-rUUy), a o'clock p.

from the resi- dence of her parents. 835 Hayes street, corner Fillmore. Interment 1. O. O.

F. Cemetery. .2.., In January 9. 1895. Howard, beloved husband of Virginia Shaw, son-in-law or the late Mary Jane Evoy, and brother-in-law of the late Jamra Evoy, Mrs.

W. H. French and William T. and Edward Morris, a native or New Perth. Prince Edward Island, 39 years and 9 months.

JWFrlends and acaualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Friday), at 10 o'cloeic a. from his late resi- dence. Shawvlile. Thirty-seventh street and San Pablo avenue, thence to Sacred Heart Church, Temescal, where mass will be celebrated for the repose or his soul. Interment St.

Mary's Ceme- tery. a In tins city. January 9, 1895, Dennis, boloveu son of Catherine and the late James Leahy, and brother of John, Daniel. Patrlcjc and Mary Leahy. Mrs.

D. Donobue of Sacramento and the late Nelly Leahy, a native or Boston, Mass. aged 30 years. JWNotlce or ntueral hereafter. HDMMKL-ln this city, January 8, 1895.

Valen- tine Hummel, a native or Germany, area 75 years. in this city. January 9, 1896. Lillie Williams, a native or England, aged 21 years. In this city.

January 5.1896. Michael, beloved husband of Mary Barrett, aud lather or Mrs. George J. Kearns, a native of Ireland, aged 59 years. in this city.

January 8, 1895. Reyes H. Garibay, a native of Mexico, aged 46 years and 'i TURK ILL- Near Elk Grove January 8. 1895. Laura A.

Turrill, a native of San Francisco, aged 21 years moutns and 25 days. REDDING in New York. January 9.133 5. Mary, beloved wife of J. F.

Reddlngton. and mother or Frank. Kstelle. May. Helen, Arthur and Joseuii Reddlngton.

UNITED UNDERTAKERS' EMBALMING PARLORS. Everything Requisite for Funerals' at Reasonable Rates. Telephone 3187." 37 and 'itf Fifth street. GALLAGHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS tad EUbALKXRS. so Fifth 099- SUbcolb i Jab.

HoHihohit. Oh as. McM uohii MeMENOUEf SON. UNDjLItTAKKRH i.MBALMERI, Mission near Seventh. ho.

3364. fii TnSuTi MISCELLANEOUS. FOR MAN, BOY OR CHILD, A.T The Price the Retailer Mast Pay HYAMS, 25 pauson 27 i 4 Sansonie OOsji Street, 1 MANUFACTURERS, Now Retailing at a Saving of What You Must Pay the Retail Dealer. A WONDERFULLY POWERFUL NERVE-PRO- DUCINQ STOPS ALL LOSSES. HUDTAN is ojiljxjjj tbe most mar- WmT' tclods wfa-' fi ui cntiro rower.

Is trie zii. ess. dullness, great brain SSKvJSdB confusion, iierTn sure, 'lake it. 111 sncholy ana VAN Is purely Srft is tine uer- TO US Btren ctru itops losses cures man- Jl A bood, dizziness, ptves power to con sti pillion ttse so tti'it iicrroiiu rlebll- llie or aili ny ii si i uociy It you would tie nappy, strong, vigorous ana powerful JIIIDYAN. The new discovery was made by the specialises or the old famous HUDSON AL IV Mill Tr- It it the strongest vitalizer made.

It is very powerful but Sold for $1 a package, or six packages for $5 (plain sealed boxes'). Written guarantee given for a cure. If you buy six boxes and are not entirely cared six more will be sent, to ron free of all charges. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address HUD- SON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, San Francisco, Cal.

HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE Stockton, Market and Ellis F. eoiAWy tf O'BRIEN 9 SONS, pKlcNJrjUlio, BIAXUFACTUKKItS OF FINE CARRIAGES. Oar Patent Spring Buggy Has No Equal. Corner Golden Gate Aye. and.

Polk St. Telephone East, 143. TliSuTu' GROGKER'S SAN CIS CO DIRECTORY! ISGLEY'S DIKECFOBY NOW BEING IN -i the hands of a Receiver we liavn the old force of tnat book and intend to a boot In the future to be known as "CROCKER'S SAN FRANCISCO OIKKCiURV." which we pro- pose shall contain many new features, which will render it superior to any heretofore pub- lished. 11. S.

CROCKER COMPAQ, JaBst 215, 317, Sit) Bush Street. A PERMANENT CURE I sof the most obstinate cases guaranteed In from to 6 days no other treatment required, and 5 without the naiiseatlnc results of doling with J.Verr*&Co..> I Pliarniaclen, Paris. At all mr-'O ly in Sa CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY. IN SAN MATiCO COU.NTV: laid out on tbe lawn p. an; perpetual, cars: beautiful, permanent and easy of access; see It before buying a Durial-placo elsewhere.

Citr Office, 9 City Hall Avenue. KENNEDYS Dry-Goods and Cloak House. Now in Progress! Assignee's Clearance Sale! GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED! AMP OUR GOODS AND PRICES I IMi! llllli with those of other houses and ihe verdict will be in our favor. BARGAINS GOODS! Price Price Was Now 15c 34-Incli Fancy Mixed BJc 25c 36-Inch Extra Heavy Mixed 134-Inch Fancy Mixed 15c 36-Inch Extra Heavy Mixed Cheviots 15c 40c 38-Inch iwo-Tone Novelty Suitings 25c 50c 38-Inch Wool Fancy Cheviots 1 35 75c 38-Inch All-Wool Imported Cheviots. 40c 54-Inch All- Wool Novelty Checks 65c 38-Inch BLACK.

Cheviots 40c 54-Inch All- Wool Novelty Checks 65c BLACK. 60c 40-Inch All- Wool Jet, Medium and Blue Black French Sarah Serge 1 35c 85c! 42-Inch All- Wool French Dyed 50c 48-Inch Silk and Wool French Novelties, well worth $1.50. $1. The above are all fresh, sea- sonable goods, and we solicit an inspection before you buy. uJJobldl udlu.

BLACK SATEEN FRENCH CORSETS, 85c; wnrth SI 25. PINE QUALITY BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS, trimmed with three rows satin ribbon. worth 25. LADIES' CHEMISE and DRAWERS, Masonville muslin, embroidery trim- mings, 40s; worth 75c. No.

22 DOUBLE FACE ALL SILK trimmed with three rows riDbon. 7Oe, worth SI 25- CHEMISE and DKAWERS, aville muslin, embroidery trim- 40-; worth 75c. DOUBLE FACE ALL SILK SATIN RIBBON, 25c; worth 40c. We have all facilities for prompt attention to Customers and Delivery of Packages. SPECIAL NOTICE.

Goods delivered free to ail where express rates are not In excess of $1 per 100 pounds. fir Mall orders carefully and promptly attended to Goods forwarded C. O. D. or on receipt of re- mittances by express or mall.

Samples free on application. PHILIP KENNEDY CO. SOUTHWEST CORNER MARKET AND FIFTH STREETS. jaG SuTh SALE NOTICES. TVkLIN QU EN NOITcK-MONd" GOLD Mining Company.

Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; loca- tion of works, Hortie, Mono County. California. There are delinquent upon tin follow- ing described stock, on account of assessment (No. 34), levied on the 19cn of Norember. 1894, the seyeral amounts set opposite the names of the respoctlre shareholders, at follows: No.

No. Names. Cert. Shares. Ant.

Vis, Ban nan. Tr. 9644 100 15 00 IW. A. Benjamin Trs 9947 400 60 00 J.

S. Trs 9914 50 7 50 Coffin Sanderson, Trs. 9693 100 15 00 Cone English, 8656 100 15 01' J. B. Dyer, Tr 9992 100 16 00 A.

Doud. 9922 600 76 OP W.A.Doud.Tr 9936 200 30 01' W.L. Duncan, 9044 30 4 W. L. Duncan.

Tr 9154 20 3 0V K. Gautbier Trs 9155 100 16 00 K. Gauthier Trs 9716 100 15 00 Goldman Trs 8070 100 16 00 Goldman Trs 500 75 Ou T. R. Hofer, Tr .6571 25 3 75 T.

R. Hofer, Tr 9834 300 45 00 8512 100 15 00 Ives A Trs 9314 100 15 00 lyes Trs 9315 100 15 00 lyes 50 7 50 i O. R. Jones, Tr. 9640 101)0 00 I O.R.Jones,Tr 1000 16000 O.K.

Jones, Tr 9642 1000 150 00 O. RJonti.Tr 9993 600 75 00 O. K. Jooes. Tr 9999 600 75 00 W.

H. Tr. -M 440 100 15 00 W. H. King.

Tr 8720 60 7 50 W.H.King, Tr 8871 1000 160 50 I 81, Tr 9642 1000 150 00 v. Tr 9983 600 75 00 Tr 9999 600 75 00 I if. Tr 440 16 00 Tr BO 759 ig, Tr 8871 50 750 W. H. Klug, Tr 8984 100 15 00 W.H.King, Tr 9261 100 15 00 W.

H. King, 9297 100 15 00 i W. U.King. Tr 9299 100 15 00 I W. ILKing, Tr 9439 50 7 50 i Juggles, Trs 7668 50 760 Lalng Rujfgies.

Trs 7578 60 7 60 O. W. Marye 9973 200 30 00 W. E. Norwood, 100 15 00 l'aul A.

Ryman .10001 500 75 00 Rennscn 9932 50 7 50 Geo. B. Root, 9166 60 7 50 Geo. B. Root, .....9590 100' 16 00 B.

Root, 9591 100 15 00 18. Koot. Tr 9165 60 750 B. Root, Tr 9590 100 15 00 B. Root, Tr 9591 100 15 00 Ueo.

W. Sessions. 7852 50 7 60 B. V. Sides it 9902 20(1 SO 00 lurnDullJfc Samson.

Trs. 8666 100 15 00 Waller 9613 60 750 Waller 9614 61) 7 50 X. S. Wollberij. Tr 9990 500 76 00 H.

D. WaUer, 9308 100 15 00 H. n. Walker, Tr 100 1600 H. D.

Walker, Tr 9523 100 15 00 H.D. Walker. Tr ..9562 200 30 00 11, D. Walker. Tr 9097 H.D.

Tr 9599 100 15 00 H. D. Walter, Tr .....9662 60 7 50 i H. D. Walker.

9665 100 16 00 H. D. Walker, 9671 100 15 00 H. D. Walker, Tr 9687 203 30 00 H.D.

Walker, 9705 100 16 00 I 11. I). Walker, 9726 100 15 00 I H. D. Walker, 9740 100 15 00 H.

D. Walker. .9742 100 15 00! H. D. Walker, 9733 50 760 11.

D. Walker. 9753 50 750 H.D. Walter, 9803 100 15 00 H. D.

Walker. Tr 9512 100 15 00 H.D. Walker, 100 16 00 H. D. Walker.

Tr 9817 100 15 00 H.D. Walker, -9822- lot) 15 00 H. D.Walker. 9893 100 15 00 H. D.

Walker, Tr 9894 1500 H. D.Walker. 9 897 100 15 00 H.D. Walker. 9917 100 15 H.D.

Walker, 9978 15 00 H.D. Walker, 9931 100 00 11 100 1500 C.XValler..... a6BO 100 1500 And accordance with law, and an order from the Board of Directors, made on the nineteenth day of November, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary 'm nWI uctlon the aoctlon-bonse Co 30 San Francisco. on Mondiy.t&o twenty- Brsi (21st) day ef January, 1896. at the hour of clock p.

if. of laid day. to pay tald delinquent Msettment thereon, together with costs of I tistcg and expenses of sale. E. WILLIS, Secretary.

Block. 309 Montgomery it, nc Cal. td THE WEEKLY CALL is published every Thursdays Get a copy and compare it with any other paper in quality, size and price. $1 per year; 10 pages I 7 columns eacn MISCELLANEOUS LANGLEY'S AN ATTEMPT IS USING MADE TO INJURE LANGLIA'S DIRECTORY claiming that It In in bands of a Receiver. This is a mis- statement The undersigned parties at interest have combined and the J.

li. Painter Company is publishing the work. All the efficient men on the old force are still in our employ. The management and complUtlou are In thu samp hands as heretofore. Don't advertise or subscribe for any but this old.

standard directory. other can be complete or authentic, our valuable data iB Indispensable to the publishing of a directory. If you advertise or subscribe for any other direc tory yon will be imposed upon. as we have already obtained so many or our rozular subscriptions that an opposition directory can have only au in- significant circulation. PAINTER J.

B. PAINTER COMPANY. It FRANCIS VALKNTINE. TRUSTEES' SALE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND under the authority of a certain Deed of Trust, duly executed by H.

C. BARROW and JKNNIE is. BARROW (his wife), parties of the first part, to HENRY C. CAMPBKLL find THADDEUS B. KENT.

Trustees, parties of the second part, and the SAN FKANCISCO SAVIN'S UNION, party of the third dated April 8, and re- corded in the office of the County Recorder of tba County or Aiameda, State of California, Liber 370 ot Deeds, at pages 225 and following: and in pursuance of a resolution passed on tbe 27tb day of December. 1894, by the Ho rd of Directors of said SAN FKANCISC.) SAVINGS UNION, a cor- poration, and the holder of note (No. 9299), to secure payment of which tb- aforesaid Meed of Trust was executed, declaring that derault bad been made In tne payment of the principal sum and other sums, due under said note and Deed of Trust, and requesting ami directing said HENRY C. CAMPBELL ami THADDEUS B. KENT.

Trus- tees, to sell the real estate described therein and not reconveyed, to satisfy said Indebtecness. We. I.EMiY C. CAMPBELL and THADDECS B. KENT, Tiustees, do hereby give notice that on FRIDAY, the Ist day of February, A.

D. 1595. at 12 o'clock of that day, and 'at the auction salesroom of WILLIAM J. DIN USX, Nos. 460 and 462 Eighth street, in the city of Oakland.

County of Aiamcd.l. State or California, we will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash In gold coin or the United States, all the pii-ee or parcel of land situate In the Town of Berkeley, County of Aiameda, State of California described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the corner formed by the Inter- section of the northerly line of Bancroft way with easterly line of street, and running thence easterly along said line of Bancroft way one hundred and sixty 160) feet: thence at right angles northerly one hundred and twenty (120) feet; thence at right angles easterly forty (40) feet: thence at right angles southerly one hundred and twenty (1-0) feet to said northerly line of Bancroft way: thence easterly, along said line of Bancroft way, seventy-seven and twenty-three one-bundredtbs (77.23) feet: thence at right, ancles northerly one hundred and ninety M9O) feet: thence at right angles westerly, two hundred and seventy-seven ana twenty-three one-hun- aredths (277.23) feet, to said easterly line or Cuoate street, and thence southerly, along the last named line, one hundred and ninety (190) feet the point or commencement. Being portions or plots Nos. 70 and 7l. as the same are laid down and shown on map or the rancnos of Vlcento and Domingo Peralta on rile In the office of the County Recorder or said County or Alameda.

Together with the appurtenances. TERMS OF SALE- Cash in gold coin of United States- ten per cent payable to the under- signed on the fail of the hammer: balance on de- livery of deed: and if not so paid, unless for want of title (ten days being allowed for si-arch), then said per cent to be forfeited, and tbe sale to be void. Acts or sale at purchaser's expense. HENRY C. CAMPBELL, B.

KENT, iru toe JalO 14 17 21 24 28 lei TRUSTEES' SALE. TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND 1 under the authority of a certain Deed or Trust, duly executed by HENRY HARUOIKNE, party of the first part, to HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B.KENT. Trustees, parties of the. second part, aud the SAN SAVINGS UNION, party of the third part, dated November 17, 1893.

and recorded in tbe office of the County Recorder of the County of Aiameda. State of California, in Liber 472 of Deeds, at pages 221 ami following: and in pursuance of a resolution passed on the Bth day of November, 1894, by the Board of Directors of said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.a Corporation, and the holder of the note (No. 12.124), to secure payment of which the aioresalil Deed of Trust was executed, declaring that default bad been made In the pay- ment or tbe princ.pal sum and other sums, duo under said note and Deed of Trust, and request- ing and directing said HENRY C. CAMfUELL and THADDEUS H. KENT.

Trustees, to sell the real estate described therein to satisfy said In- debtedness. We, HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that on FRIDAY, the Ist day of February, A. D.

1895. at 12 o'clock of that day. ana at the auction salesroom of WM. DINGEK, Nos. 460 and 462 Elshth street, in ths City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, we will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in cold coin of the United States, all that piece or parcel of land situate In the Township of Oak- land.

County of Aiameda, State of California, described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the northerly line or Moss avenue, distant thereon three hundred and fi'teen feet seven and three-fourths laches (316 feet) easterly from the easterly lino of Telegraph avenue (as the same existed prior to the widening thereof), and running thence easterly along said Hue of Moss avenue fifty C5O) feat; thence at right northerly one hundred and sixty-two feet elsht iuches (162 8-13 feet): thence westerly fifty (50) feet, more less, to a Dolntona line drawn from the point of com- mencement at right angles to said northerly Una of Moss avenue, which point is distant on said I in-- one hundred aud feet six inches (169 6-12 feet) northerly from said northerly Una of Moss avenue; and tbence southerly along said line so drawn one hundred and fifty-nine feel six inebes (159 6-12 feet) to the point of com- mencement. Being lot number thirty-nine (39), in block D. as laid down and delineated on the map entitled "Map of the Broadway and Telegraph Avenue Homestead." tiled June 1868. In the office of tbe County Recorder of said County of Aiameda. Together with the appurtenances.

TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin of the United States: ten per cent payable to the under- signed on the rail of tbe hammer: balance ou de- livery or deed; and If not so paid, unless for want of title (ten days being allowed for search), then, said ten per cent to be forfeited, and the sale to be void. Acts of sale at purchaser's expense. HENRY C. CAMPBELL. 1 Tr11 THaddeus B.

KEN Trustees. JalO 14 17 21 24 28fel TRUSTEES' SALE. TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND A under the authority of a certain deed of trust, duly executed by GEORGE FKIEK, party of tho first part, to HENRY C. CAMPBELL and TMAD- DEIiS B. KEN I Trustees, parties or the second part, and the SAN FRaNCISCo SAVINGS UNION, party of the third dated February 6.

1891. and recorded in the office of the County Recorder or the county of Alaiued.i, State of California, in Liber 408 of Deeds, at pages 17 and following: and In pursuance ot -i resolution passed on lbthday of August, 1804. l-y the board of directors or said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, a corporation, and tne bolder of the note (No. to secure payment or which the aforesaid died of trust was executed, declaring that default had been made in the payment of the principal sum and other sums, due under amd note and deed of trust, and requesting and directing said HENRY CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, Trustees, to sell rev estate described, therein to satisfy said indebtedness.

We. HENRY C. CAMPBELL anj THADDECS B. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that ou FRIDAY, the Ist day of February, A. D.

1805. at 12 o'clock m. of that day, and at the auction sales- room of WILLIAM .1. I.INUEK, Nog. 460 and 462 Eighth street, in the city of Oakland, county or Aiameda, of California, we will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in gold, coin of the United alt that piece or parcel of land situate in the townjof Beikeley, county of Alameda, or California, described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the westerly line of Pine street, distant thereon two hundred ana forty (240) feet southerly from the southerly line of Durant street, running thence southerly along said line or Pino street one hundred and twenty (120) feet; thence westerly parallel with Durant Street one hundred ana thirty-four feet seven inches (134 7-12 thence northerly parallel with Pine street one hundred and twenty (120) feet and thence easterly one hundred and thirty- four feet seven Inches (134 7-12 ft.) to the point of commencement.

Being lot number five (5) in block number eleven (11) as laid down and delineated on map entitled of the Property of the Berkeley Villa Association" filed July 27, 1875, in tho office or the County Recorder or said county of Aiameda, and now or record in liber of maus at page 04. together with the appurtenacei iKRMS OF Cash in gold coin of the United States: It' per cent payable to the under- signed on the ot the hammer; balance on delivery of deed; and If not so unless for want or title (ten days being allowed for search) then .1 10 per cent to be forfeited, and the sale to be void. of sale at purchaser's expense. HKNRY C. CAMPBELL,) THaddeus B.

KKNT JalO 21 24 re'l tfjrra Bf6T Oot.inm OEWEY COl 220 Market 8. Cau I strut.