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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctionec.s,
1oO1 street. opposite Pennsylvania avenue
JAPANESE ART AUCTION SALE.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD.
AT ELEVEN AN. AND THREE PM

JAPANESE ART AUCTION SALE.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD
AT ELEVEN AN AND THREE PM.
We will offer to the highest bidder" about 600 pieces
of GENUINE JAPANESE OBJECTS OF ART"
Not one piece Of imitation American manufacture
VIII be found in this collection Every Vase or other
object of art offered absolutely guaranteed az rsure
scented or sale"
The nsne of the direct importers will ts furnished
on application.
on MONDAY some 80 cases Of new goods will be Oh
exhlbiton. consisting Of
Bronzss,
satsuma, Ksga. Imsry and Tyson Porcelains
Beautiful Silk Embroidered Screens,
Salad ana Punch Bowls. JarIinere.
Large Decorated Umbrellas aud Lovely Scrolls
And oti Ell goods too numerous to snumsrate
Special - called 10 the fact that i'll hi, col.
lection will DO found pair OF the Isrg..t aud most
costly SATSi MA VASES WITH rEDEsTALs ever
offered at public auction in Washington their hegh,
averaging 40 INCHES.
Nothing more appropriate for = Christmas present
than beautiful pair Of Satsufna Vases.
Please note time OF sale.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD.
AT ELEyLN An. AND THREE PM
Last sale Of these goods before the holidays
WALLER b. WILLIAMS CO.
nI-ot AuctOneera
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fVNUsTEES' SALE OF LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
4 OF SAMSON STREET BEL WEEN FOURTEENTH
AN IMPROVED

VNRUsTEES' SALE OF LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
4 OF SAMSON STREET BEL WEEN FOUkTEENTH
AND FIFIELEl d. IMPROVED 81 A BRICK
STRUCTURE KNOWN AS THE SECOND
WHITE OAK BAPTIST CHURCH"
Under and b. virtue of deed Of trust recorded In
lbsr II. foo To- ct sea- one Of the land records
tor the District Of Columbia and by order the Su-
rrsms Court or said District, passed III Equity Cause
ll,Ool, docket rs We will oner for sale il front of
the pr misses on WEDNESDAY,, the TWELFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1880. At HALF-PA T FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ, the mlJwing-d. scribe1 real estate.
situate III the city OF Washington District Column
bla, to wit; he east half OF lot forty 43 in W
Drury's ct al. subdivision Of square two hundred
and nine GOD. the is recorded i'll Iibcr '.B
folio So Of the surveyors Office for the District Of
Columbia with church edihce AID all the fixtures and
furniture therein.
Terms OF 81 10: One-third ti) cash and the balance
in one % ard two 2 years with interest the rate
OF SIX per crntum per annum, payable ssmi-annually
and secured Dy deed of the pro- erty sod or
all cash, at the option OF the purchaser 5000 re-
CURED at time OF safe Terms TO be complied with in
10 DAY from day OF sale property will be resod at
risk and cost OF defsutius purchaser. All convey
ancinH nj purchaIers cost
janis IL. MARI
5U9 18th St, r,..
ANDREW Ii DUVALL Arustees
4o2 La. ave.
GEO ". sT1CKNEY. Auctioueer.
900 18th st. o3l-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GEORGE sTICKNEY. Auctoneer

GEORGE sTICKNEY Auctoneer
Trustees, SALE OF VERY y.Iu.sIE PROP
ERTY on SIXTEENTH STRrFT RtTWfEN X
AND L NOR INVEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust TO rs bearing date Apri
!, thS 4. and duly recorded in Liber No 1914 folio
lubia, and at the request the Taty Secured there
by, we will sell at public auction in front Of the
PREMISES, on I1ESDAf. LLENENTH DAY OF NO
No. o. IN DAN1DoON'S SUBDIVIsIoN OF oiICiI-
NAL LOT ., IN SQUARE No. l9S, imrroyed BY
Frame Dwelling and Brick Stable beng resideice No
lOll 10th street northwest.
Term. of sgle: pne-thr I'd CASH: balance in one ana
TWO years secured upon the property sold with nter
chaser option. deposit OF $500 IT guirpd AZ time
of sale. All conveyancinE aud recording a. rur-
thastrs cost Terms - be compiled with in ten days
otherwise right reserved TO resell rsk and cot t
deiaulEg purchaser after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published Washing
lhston, DC.
BUsHROD ROBINSON, w.
o3l-dSds W. l.. CHERRY, ! trustees
WEEKS CO.. Aucuoneers.
w 637 Louisiana ave,
opp. City Post Office
SPECIAL SALE
WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, AT IL AN
rs ELEGANT CARPETS.
TAPESTRY. NoQUET. VELVET AND BODY
LARGE AND SMALL RUGS. OIL CLOTHS. &c
ALSO
30 SECOND HAND INGRAM AND BRrssrIsc,B
PLIH--lS ALL A IINE ASSOkTMES ,-tNEII
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IA ALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO.. Aucuonecrs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial stat, LOT 25Il33 To 2O-IUOr AZ
LII, IMPROVED Bl .UESTA NTiAI BRlIi.
DWELLING. NUMBER i6l STREET sOJIh-
hESI.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated November Is. A
ID. 1886 and duly recorded ia iber NJ. III, folio
SO Ell seq une OF the Iand records the District
Colunbla, and at the request OF the Iarty secured
thereby, l. suENINIn. t.u.t~g, Will SCI. at pub "A
auction III front of the premise. on SAT RpAl. OC-
lob 4 IMlNTl-ttf III, AID 1890. - HALF
laS1 fODh O'CLOCK L ~, the following de-crlUe,.
real estate, situate ia tie CiGy VI Washington. sAC
District, TO Wit Original lot No. Square No 80 T..
with the improvements. tier large, ELEGANT Two
story brick dwelling with bacA building, STAGE, sc.
Terms OF sale: one third cash. Of which LOO must
be pad at time OF sale bg4sCs il and years
~ equal payments, TO be secured 10y purchaser notes
bearing interest from day OF sale payable SEM al
nudl-y, anu deed OF trust properly sold. or a.
cash, at option OF Iur hsssr Terms sale be
pied with IN ten days from Gay OF ssls else trustee
reserves the rlsht to resell ri.k and ,ur-
chaser in default. MM. =. Hpl IZI.AN
o1o-uts surviving trustee
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, 1880, s4Ile hour
and piece NM +. HuLlZNAN
o21-d&ds Surviving Trustee, 1921 4 St NV
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the committee. halls FIR ON Missouri although
born IL Virginia. He has been lawyer and
newspaper man in Missouri for thirty wears
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CHAPLIN BROWN.
1928 Al st. NV. rr.
II. II. WELLS, AEos'eeA
Az La. avsn.w
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera o24-dSds

( hHA,NCEEY ! SALE OF vALUABLE UNIMPROyEp
d%ESTT{SEIEsTa sTREEf BEfSEESS 20 Il AND II
BY virtue Of a decree passed in the supr.m. Cour,
&c b B1:irs' q GOIm6. i. ssS
for sse at PSc .uen fo o IN.
on T I3 ELLyENTH pay OF NoJYkNBEK. 4
scribed real lying aud being the city Of Wash
ington in the District of Columbia, TO Wit All OF lot
and Greens) the lots in square numbered ninety
Terms Of sale: e-half Of the purchase money cash
and he balsncs in aud two FROM the DAY
trust upon IN. property sold to bear 80
Per cent per anuum until paid, or ali cash,
:: . as 0P @ e. s. is as ai III.
or RTresassr; on the day s Of salt: Iks terms Of
cost cost Of the de a9,ns 1prehsser All s0nveyancinE
ou CHafLks WSAiTEK; TrusI.e. a44 D ST. NV.
DUNCANsoN BROS Aucts: o29-d&ds
HSfSSS5 sEsS sasfIs sHsaht shEi
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NovEMBrR
4 f fT9pt Of G ths GEIKsp Will sell :.
y, go LOTS q AMP Is. BLOCK as.
"a 2s-lOo feet with depth OF I2o feet TO 20-foot
This propertyis among the bes. on 14th street. in
the Advantage Of the city aud desirable for summer
residences; water, and sewerage; concrete pave
For private residences better located lots
can be had in that vicinity.
Terms: sold subject . deed Of trust Of 81 600 on
each lot due May 81, 1893. with per cent interest
payable semi ually; balance Of purchase monsy
half cash and one half in months from day Of
sale. with per cent interest all over So QUO on
each lot can be paid IN cash. at option of purchaser
Conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost. deposit OF
500 on each l9t At time OF sale Terms to be COM
sell At risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
days notice of such resale i'll some nswspaper pub
lished in Washington. u. C. By order Of syndicate
OPS dads DUNCANSON BROS, Auction-srs
LINE BUILDING LOT ON N TREETBETwEEN
l. NORTH CAri o. AND FIRST STREETS WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THIRD,
At FIVE O'CLOCK will sell in trout Of the prem
ises
LOT 70, SQUARE 6l9,
Fronting 20 feet north side of street By depth
of l2l 80 feet to 16-foot alley.
This lot is splendidly situated for DWELLING facing
south; wide alley in rear electric railroad
and convenient to all parts Of the city.
Terms: One half cash, balance in two years ct per
cent interest payable seniannually. and note TO be
secured ~ deed Of premises or ali CASH Of
option Of purchaser. deposit of 5000 required st
time Of sale Conyeyancing 10, at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with IN ten days otherxise right
chaser after vs days of such
some newspaper published ID Washington, d. O.
o29-d&ds OCNCAN60N BROS. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


V,HoMAs povlIS Auctioueer
CATALOGUE SALE OF
.Srrorr AVN ,,onrD>, ,.u,-,,. ,,--,,-,,
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auciioneer.

IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE,
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND FINE WINES
BELONGING TO HIS ExCELLENCY. SENIOR DO,
EMELIo DE MURUAGA. MINISTER FROM SPAIN
AT HIS RESIDENCE. 1880 MAssACHUaErT.
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH, 1880. CON
MENCING AT HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK,
Comprising In part Three Handsome French Plate
Mautal Mirrors. Turkish Carrots and Window
Drapery. Two MAGNIFICENT japanese Embroid-
cries framed, Japanese and other ornaments,
Oil Paintings and Fine Steel Engraviugs, Finely
Embroidered Cushions, Very Handsome Parlor
Furniture in Velour Couches and Fancy
Chairs, Lace and Satin Window Hangings.
Plush Parior Suite. Gard Table, Csndelabras.
Easy Chairs Reception Chairs. Breakfast
Table. WALNUT Pillar Extension Table, Very
Handsome Walnut A. I. sidsooard. FiEe China
and Glass Ware, Elegant Chinese Punch Bowl,
Tine sAvsr-platsd Table Decorations,
Handsome Walnut Dining Chairs, Handsome
Chamber Furniture in Walnut and Ash, Mat
tresses and Bedding " every description, Fine
Table Linen. Brussels Chamber. Hail and stair
Carpets, Servants Furniture. line Walnut
Table Desk, with secret drawers, Decorated
Toilet Ware.
Also.
AT TWO O'CLOCK,
fine assortment of Imported Wines and
Liquors Corking Machines, &c
ALSO,
Copper and other Cooking Utensils and other
articles Of value.
N.B-Tke house will be open for inspection
day prior to sale from a ~ until pm.
o2e-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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ATTORNEYS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 yOANIsSiONEK OF DEEDs TOk EgEkl sTAl
~ sLa leiiatoty. Notary sird L. ~ Commissioner
sAO. 4. BLALL- loxl b Ct ns
II efuce from s-ul W , y. n. All
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RATCLiFFE, DAkK L co, Aucts.

80 SECOND UAND INGRAM AND BR VSSEIs CAR.
ri H,ciS ALL A llNE ASSOkTMES LIVERY
CARPET WILL. lie SOLD. oxl -
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FILLMORE B IlI and an p ROB FL E. BRANDT.
N y 81

~ REAL STATE, KNOWN AS 127 AND 72Y
FOURTH SIRkEI NORTHWEST
By virtue of scsrtan decree Iassed 10y the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia equity cause No
1lo'5 docket g. tho undersigned. trustees, Will offer
for sale at public cton IL front of the ON
Thu kSDAY, The SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A
ID. 1890, at A QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ. the following described real estate lying AID being
IN the CITY of Washington, District of Columbia, to
wit All OF original lot numbered ten Io) III square
hve hundred aud twenty-ninc (529), proved BY two
three-stOry brick dwelling houses thereon.
Terms OF SAFE: Une-Ihird the purchase money
in cash and one third i'll year and third IN two
years from the day of SALE the deferred payments to
be secured by deed Of the property sold and
to bear interest at six 90 per cent, payable annually
or u cash. at tho option OF the purchaser
srs deposit OF $500 will be required OF The pur-
chaser or purchasers each piece of property sold
on the day VI sale Terms Of sas be implied with
III ten uO) days from the day of sale the properly
will be resold at tho risk and cost of the defsuting
purchaser. AL conveyancing and recording at pur
chasers -
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lAfEsIhf. AoQuET. VELVET AND BODY
LARGE AND SMALL RUGS. OIL CLOTHS. &C.
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THOMAS NJ. FIELDS,
tcstut Qti Trust aud Attorney,
3i4 ID st.nw olS-d

eB-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. HONLMBER FIRST, 1890, same hour
AID rla e. EUGENE A. flLLDS. Trustee.
Thomas VI. FIELDS,
/gSs ri, ,,Tj t. fnrti ia
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AbIINISTRATORs SALE OF GOLD WATCH AND
,thAtN, FIELD GLASS. BOOKS, CuAII.S, NC
Dy write uf an order + the supreme Court Of the
LstfIct Cl lU!GiHba, holding sIecIal term Tor Or
pnaits Court bGsliisss, viii 80! On TUESDAY
MOkNlNG NOVEMBER FOI.I;I H. Islu r,,ni,ianc
~. at En- O'CLU, n al the auction rooms Of rat
W,st the above neutIoned articles.
Terms cash. J r.. SFRTFOpD
,,. Administrator estate OF JoseIh Hertz I'd
W. VII 4 - bAhh y GU, Aucts. OHl-It
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NV LLhS & CO., AuctOnecrs,
w 637 Louisiana ave,
or. City Post Office.
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THo4iAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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Four Models on Exhibition at the M
chanics' Pavilion.

Four Models on Exhibition at the Me.
chanics' Pavilion.
SAN Francisco, June 15th.-Represent-
atives of the press and a few specially in.
vited guests were yesterday admitted to a
private view of the models of the four de-
signs which have been submitted to the
Lick Trustees by artists who desire to Sc
cure for themselves the erecting of the his
torical groups of statuary which James
Lick provided should be placed in front of
the New City Hall. The models, which
are about one-tenth the size of the perma-
nent groups, as intended to be when COM
pleted, are contained in the machinery hall
OF tine Mechanics Pavilion. separated from
each other by muslin screens.
Three of the groups presented are BY F.
Happersberger, F. Seregni and James
Hochholzer. The fourth design, SUBJ
mitted by Wright e. Sanders, consists of a
circular central shaft rising from terraced
base and surmounted by a heroic figure of
California. From the base rise three cir.
cular projections, upon which are the sym.
boical groups illustrating the different
periods of California's history, as required
by the deed of trust. These groups, which
were modelled by Marion Wells, represent
the history of the State from the earliest
days to 1874, while in bronze relief on a
paneling around the base is more detailed
history of the various epeehs. The three
groups represent, respectively, the period
from the establishing of the Missions,
1766, to the American conquest; from the
latter date until agriculture became the
leading interest of the State: from this
period until the foundation of the COM
mercial epoch.
Around the shaft runs the following in
scription: Therefore God gave thee of the
dew of heaven and the fatness of the earth
and plenty of corn and wine" On the
front of the shaft is bust of James Lick.
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AT srARvATIoN's DOOR.

HALIFAX, June 15th.-The steamer Hsr-
low, which went to Bay st. George, New
foundland, with cargo of provisions, etc.,
was notified on its arrival at that port by
the Collector of Customs that it would not be
permitted to land any goods; that the peo-
pie had refused to pay customs duties 10
the Newfoundland Government.
The Harlow consequently proceeded on
her voyage up the Newfoundland coast,
getting as far north as Flowers cove, where
the people were found to be in destitute
and deplorable condition for want of food.
AT the urgent request of the local relief
committee some OF the cargo was landed
for distribution.
Calling at Bay st. George on her return
voyage, it was found that the residents and
the Island Government had come to an
understanding, the former agreeing to con-
tinue to pay customs duties on the promise
of the authorities to consider their griev-
ances. The Captain of steamer brought
back letter from Rev. Mr.. Howells OF
Flowers Cove, giving a narrowing state
ment of the condition of his people.
He asserts that the Colonial Government
failed to respond to several appeals for aid
made last fall and for that reason, during
the long month until the steamer Harlow
called, most of the people were on the
verge OF starvation. The people were re-
duced to such extreme want that they had
nothing 10 eat but the rotten carcasses oi
seals, and many were at the point Of death
when the Harlow arrived.
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THE ORIENT.

Latest News Items From China and
Japan.
SAN Francisco, June 15th.-The steamer
Oceanic arrived from Hongkopg and Yoko.
hama yesterday, bringing news from Hong
kong to May 22d, and from Yokohama to
May 31st, as follows:
CHINA.
The Missionary Conference of 1890,
which held its session at Shanghai, mar
rowly escaped ending in catastrophe on
May 10th. The accident, which was
caused by the falling of platform, erected
for the seating of the members of the Con-
ference for the purpose of being photo
graphed, might have been very serious
had it not been for the great presence of
mlnd of all who were present. Over
three hundred people must have been on
the staging at the time of the accident,
and these were all thrown forward to the
ground in one indiscriminate mass.
The value of the stocks of public COM
psnies in Hopgkopg has shrunk $l3 ,00O,-
600 since the end of June, 1889.
The returns of the Imperial Customs for
the first quarter of 1890 show slight in
crease on the same period last year, but
the total value of the trade is still under
that of 1888.
u NJ. Barradas the Superintendent of
the Hong kong Money Order Office, who
is charged with embezzling $4,000, has
been arrested in Manila.
The Viceroy of Canton reports that he
has taken energetic measures to suppress
piracy, which has recently given consider
able trouble along the shores of the
Kwangtung province.
Reports from PekiDg state that the
weather there has been very bot and ua-
settled, and it is causing a great deal of
sickness among the natives. 1t is said
that the ailment is peculiar and very con-
tagious, developing itself in headache, sore
throat and !anguor, and many have died
from it already.
The Emperor of Japan conferred on the
Duke Of Connaught the Grand Star of the
Chrysanthemum, and on the Duchess the
Grand Star of the Crown. The japanese
press speaks in high terms of the courtesy
and geuialty Of the royal visitors.
Thirty-three houses were burned and
three persons were killed by a fire at
Rokuchome, Shimoyatate-Gori. Kobe,
early on the morning of May 26th
The confiagration lasted about two hours
and quarter
Arrivals of first seasons picking of tea in
9okohoma having met with rapid sales,
the stock has become small; arrivals have
gradually diminished and will probably
continue to do SO until arrivals of the Sec
ond pickings.
Rear Admiral Ito has been appointed
Vice Minister of the Navy.
Nothing has yet been done toward pun
ishing the students who assaulted The mis-
sionaries, Revs. Summers and Imbrie.
During the firing of salutes at Ksnagawa
Fort. in honor OF the birthday of Queen
Victoria, an unfortunate mishap occurred.
A charge was placed in the gun before the
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THE BIG CRUISER.
A Plan by Which the Cramps May Secure
the Contract.

WASHINGTON, June 15th.-The Sunday
Herald, the recognized authority on army
and navy matters, has the following to-day
in regard to the contract for the big cruiser:
Secretary Tracy is in pickle about the
award of the contract for the S,10O ton
cruiser, as he is impelled by certain forces
to give the work to the Cramps. of Phila-
delphia, and is deferred from so doing by
the fact that the Eastern firm was under
bid $4,000 on the Departments designs.
AS these bids are for the plans favored by
the Secretary, he does not care to make the
award on the basis of the bidders plans.
which would enable him to give the Job to
the Cramps. The latters' design alters the
ship considerably without any advantage
being gained except to cheaper her con.
struction and give the builders more
chances of high premiums.
There is talk of the problem being solved
by an award to Cramp on his design, to be
afterward changed back to suit the Secre-
tary. AS this would in reality be return
to the Departments idea, it will be equiva-
lent to giving Cramp the work at a fictitious
bid, forcing him to acknowledge that he
made an excessive estimate on the plans of
the Government. A decision is expected
tomorrow, and there is almost sure to be
music in the air when it is announced.
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gan, X. D. Morgan. E. F. Rogers, NJ. L.
Rogers and H. L. Myers.
Rising Sun Warehouse Company of Yer
males, Stanislaus county. Capital stock.
$4,000. Directors-Henry Hamilton, Fred
Bartell, Mathew Weisser, +. NJ. Ccwell and
Fred Beck.
California Mutual Benefit Society of San
Francisco. Direotors-C. A. Davis, C. s.
Simpson, ]. w. Hanna, C. II. Wall and
Fred S. Case
Berkeley Mcadsmizing Bituminous Rock
and Asphaltum Company of Berkeley.
Capital stock, $4,000. Directors-W. J.
Schmidt. A. s. Fink, N. S. Trowbridxe.
Walter III. Baker and J. L. Landregan.
The Leake Advertising Company of San
Francisco. Capital stock, $4,000. Di.
rectors L. D. Rsdgesky, Mon Leake, Hszis
Martin, ]. P. Currier and Ed Carlson.
Ell Carmelo Cemetery Association of
Monterey county. Principal place of bust.
ness, Pacific Grove. Capital stock, $40 600.
Directors-Henry W. Briggs, Charles ].
Moyes, Bedson A. Eardiey, Gilbert S.
Hamilton and Thomas II. Sinex.
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
A City Lady Who Required Proof
Before believing.

There recently appeared in the San Fran
cisco Call, Chronicle, and Examiner, propo-
sition hitherto unheard of. 1t was an
advertisement in which the Edwin w. Joy
Company, in proof of the curative properties
OF joys Vegetable sarsaparilla, offered to
submit it to the terrific test of "no cure no
pay" Many accepted, and their experiences
are so convincing as to be almost beyond
belief. Here is another, written under date
January 6, $780,
DEAR SIRs: l accepted your offer to test
the merits of youF vegetable remedy in sick
headaches, and called for a bottle and got it.
had been troubled for long time, and
had tried nearly everything, with little or
no effect; bat joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla4
acted almost like magic, and the first bottle
relieved me from one of the worst cases OF
SICK headache one ever had.
MRS. NJ. B. PRICE,
Is Prospect Place, San. Francisco.
We viii from time to time publish others
of thesaletters. 1t is doubtful if'any remedy
was ever before submitted 10 such a severe
ordeal
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NEW INcoRPoRATIoNs.
Nine of Them File Articles with t
Secretary of State,

Nine of Them File Articles with the
Secretary of State.
The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the office of the Secretary of
State Saturday:
Frank F. Mccain Commission Company
of Los Angeles. Capital stock, $50 600.
Directors-Frank +. Mccain, William
Riley, V. V. Cochran, Minnie Mccain and
William u. Matthews.
Suttes Publishing Company, with the
principal place of business at Yuba CITY
The parpose is to publish Republican
newspaper and conduct a general pr .Dting
business. Capital stock, S., 600. Directors
Nj. E. Sanborn, G. E. Wiiliamr, w. D.
Woodwork, H. A. Wslton, Jr, and g. B,
Lyman.
Midnight Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany. Capital stock, 81 00o GOO. Principal
place of business, San francisco. Director:
w. II. Comfy, J. F. Cox, +. r. King
Arthur Parsons and C. A. Hamilton.
Santa Paula Mer camille Company. Cap
ital stocs, s20,0e.J. Directors-F. a. Nor