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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-27
BENEFITS OATH.
The Prosecuting Attorney Says 1t is Not
WORTHY of Belief.

The Prosecuting Attorney Says 1t Is Not
worthy of Belief
The preliminary case of G. Guiseppi,
charged with assault on a little girl, was
continued yesterday in Police Judge Law
ler's court without being opened. 1t occa-
stoned considerable trouble among the court,
Prosecuting Attorney Mott and Officer Ben
nett of the Society for the Suppression Of
Vice.
Before the defendant was arraigned an
order was made on the motion of Mr.. Mott,
excluding the public from the courtroom
owing 10 the delicate nature of the testi-
mony. Bennett remained with the court
officials and attorneys.
Il wish the court would order Mr.. Bennett
excluded" said the Prosecuting Attorney.
what for?" asked the court.
HE has no business here, and is not a
witness in this case" was the reply.
The Judge demurred. He saw nothing
radically wrong in allowing Bennett to re-
main.
''If there is no other reason for his ex-
clusion," replied the court, The may stay
here"
There is"
'You must state it then"
/ will" answered the attorney. My
reason is. do not consider Mr.. Bennett
worthy of belief. He has been reprimanded
by this court and another court, and no
credrnce should be placed in his statements
here"
1t was discovered that Bennett was wit
ness, and he was accordingly allowed to re-
main. The Judge had something 10 say
then about the trouble.
Il shall not hear a case wherein the
Prosecuting Attorney maligns witness in
this manner" replied Judge LAWYER. :" 1t
is not proper for the attorney of this court to
cast aspersions ON the credibility Of wit
ness for the prosecution. l will continue
the case"
And resign from the prosecution" add
ed Attorney Mott.
Chief Crowley will get another attorney
to attend to the prosecution.
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BEHIND THE FENCE.
Au Old Residents Account of GEL Jupi-
ter's" History.

Au Old Residents Account of Gel Jupi-
ter's" History.
Philip Crosthwaite's history of GEL Jupi-
ter" the venerable old piece of Spanish
ordnance resting inside the fence on Fifth
street, north of C, differs from previous ac-
counts. Mr.. Crosthwaite. who has lived
here since 1916, says that he fought in the
California squad that opposed the Mexican
troops at San Pasqual. When Commodore
Stockton sailed into the bay and took pos
session of Old San Diego, he ordered the
Mexican cannon pitched into the bay The
Commodore left Crosthwaite as alcade, and
on petition of the old residents lie reserved
FL Jupiter for their use in firing salutes.
At the time when il was believed Tilden
had been elected President, the residents
proposed to fire salute, but before they
were ready news came that made it UNI
necessary. That night crowd OF boys
charged the gun with mud and powder, and
exploded the piece, nearly killing one of
their number. Since then the gun has been
knocked about, until the Society of Natural
History petitioned the Old Town Trustees
for its custody. They have had it patched
up at considerable expense, aud regard it as
one OF their most valuable historical relics.
San Diego Union, Nov. oath.
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SHORT In HIS CASH.
A Postoffice Clerk of Oakland Arrested
for Embr zZi ement.

A Postoffice Clerk of Oakland Arrested
for Embr zziement.
II enry Joseph, who for years preceding
the first of this month was trusted employe
Of the Oakland Postoffice. was arrested yes
terday by Deputy United States Marshal
Maloney for embezzling 500 81 of the postal
funds. When the monthly accounting was
called for on October 3lst Joseph locked his
desk and absented himself all day. Beconl-
ing suspicious the Postmaster ordered his
desk opened and the accounts examined.
This was done and the deficit discovered.
On the next day he appeared and when
planned his absence by saying he was out
hunting for funds to replace it. His mother
paid the money, out that did not relieve
Joseph. and lie WAS arrested as soon as the
case was investigated by the local Postoffice
Inspector.
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General Merchand,s ..

BAGS-Cacutta spot, nominai; May and June,
6Mc: Wool Bags. 3613Sc: Potato GUINNESS nominal.
LEATHER-The market Is weak and dull In
sympathy with the New YORK market. Heavy sole,
Quotable at 25G2Sc q ID; medium and light do,
2l@24c q 10 Rough Leather, l6dlSc: Buff. IL
@l4c "a foot: Side Leather, 12@Dl4c u loot; Calf
skins, 6O@75c q 10; Kips, $3e950 . doz; No.
Harness. 27to3Oc: No. 2 do. a2(g25c y 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar kennery quotes,
terms bet cash: cube, Crushed. Extra Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all SAC; Dry GranuIated. &c;
Confectionery A. 5Isc: Extra c. $3.50; Golden q,
51sc q 10: Bags 4c more than bbs.
the American Sugar Refinery quotes fol-
lows. terms net cash: Extra fine Cube Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered. 8Ac y 10: Extra
Fine Powered. 6lac: Dry Graduated, &c; Xxx do
&c: Confectioners, A. 5Tsc; White Extra Z, sac;
ExtraC, 53sc; Golden &, 51sc y ID.
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that he left this city eighteen months ago,
and had acquired in the interval 5000 worth
Of property in Texas. The dispositions of
Anna d. Randall of Boston. sister, and
Mrs. Jennie Forbes of the same city,
sster-in-law of the teStator, were read. in
both of which opinions were given that the
alleged will is not in the handwriting of
Dana. The deponents stated that they are
familiar with Dama's chirography.
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Nor. Than H.IfI,, y.In..

Judgment was reversed by the Supreme
Court yesterday on the appeal in the case Of
William KreliDg, formerly Tax Collector Of
this city and county, against J. Mullen to
foreclose a lien on account Of a street as
sessment for S145, and in which the trial
court gave judgment for the plaintiff upon a
demurrer to an amended answer. The case
was important because the ground of ap-
peal was that the assessment for grading
and matchmaking was in excess of one-half
Of The value o, the property on Noe street,
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth.
Tn Supreme Court ordered the demurrer to
I'll, amended answer overruled.
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Nelson stu Sick.

The case Of William NJ. Nelson. charged
with criminal libel on Superior Judge D. j.
Murphy, was again continued yesterday in
Judge Joachimsen's court until next Mon
day morning. Nelson appeared in person
able TO go on with the case, and would say
on oath be was sick man. He could not
hold up his right hand TO be sworn, az he
said his arm was paralyzed. The court ap-
peared satisfied that Nelson was still sick,
and granted a continuance
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Jealous Dive Mattresses.

Josie Olsen and Mary Whalen, mattresses
in dive on Grant avenue, fought on the
street yesterday morning about a male
friend CT whom they were both jealous.
The Olsen woman stabbed the other with u
knife and also slashed her across the face
and neck. She was arrested for an assault
with q deadly weapon.
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Samuel Peyscr was arrested yesterday on
a charge of setting up and maintaining a
lottery. Peyser manages the National Min
eral Mining Company, Of which John Krel-
ing is President, with Offices in tall build
ing at Kearny and Geary streets. The
company gives certificates for 30 cents
share, Which entities the holder to apiece Of
mineral land in Nevada for one month.
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Luigi pam..s VIII.

Henri GODDARD, one of the leading witnesses
in the Luigi Dana will contest, now ON
trial before Judge Coffey. was subjected to
a searching cross-examination yesterday as
testant evidently trying to prove that he
wrote the alleged will. GODDARD testified
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An Inhumnn Mother.

Mary Hayden. living at Willow avenue,
wasarres.ea yesterday on charge of cruel
ty to her two little children, boy and girl
of 6 and years # age respectively. Her
arrest was caused by Secretary Holbrook OF
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
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Steamers to sal to-day the Farallon for Mexico
ana the Al-Ki for Puget Sound. The Coos Bay falls
due from Little River, the Humboldt and North
Fork from Humboldt Bay, the Jeanne from Seattle
and the Gypsy from the Salinas River.
The bark wilma, 1909 tons, loads Coal at Nanaimo
for this port San Pedro; the Hawaiian bark Lady
Lampson, 4 IL tons, merchandise for Sydney.
The British iron ship Pass of Ralnaha 1893 TONS
chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat TO the
United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 37s Sd.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-The spot market is steady
at rs 4d@7s 61ad. Cargoes quiet at 3ss for off
coast, 37s for just shipped aud SIS for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November, Is 51ad: Decem-
Der, IS I'd; January, Is sgd; February, rs 51ad;
March, as SAD; April, Is Sd; May. Is Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-Consols, 1884, United States
Bonds-4's. 1872; 4Aa's, 104 Silver, 471sd; Rentes,
94f Csc
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks sold fairly yesterday at steady prices and
this is about all that can be said OF the market.
Local securities were fairly active and unchan ged.
The Kate Hayes and North Bloomfield assessments
fall elinquent in office tomorrow.
There will be no sessions OF the Boards to-day,
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T. TS 800 Sl25, $3.50, s2G0-S2J DOWN. $40
= - per month"; last chance for cheap lots; Seminary
ave; only a-few more beautifully situated lots left
in this tract Seminary now severed franchise
: granted for eIeC trio railroad which passes the
properly: buy before the raise For further partic
uSFs apply To Twenty Avenue Land Company,
j l5S. 4 eGty-third ave, EAST oakland new Bank
. building. nol4 IT
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He Pnwped Her Wn,cb.

E. T. Dudley was charged yesterday at
the City Friscn with felony embezzlement,
preferred by Mrs. Eta l.. Hart of OPT SUIT
ter street, who alleges that she gave him a
gold watch on the 10th of April lust for safe
keeping, and that he has pawned the time
piece.
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Plant 5Ol6Oc = box: Green Peppers, 35g95Vc . Doa
tomatoes. 5Oc@$1: Lima Beans, &C 2 10; Saop 1
6OG6Oc 2 ct: Feed Carrots 30g4Oc; I1rn,Ds' 10 y,
Bees. 81 Parsnips. 81 % p ct: Garlic SgIoG y ~
PROVISlONS-Eastern covered Breakfast bacoa
is quotable at 13@13L2c 2 d. California slnokSS H
Bacon, 9@1Oc p 10 for heavy and medium and, SeD
1870 2 10 for light; 1312@l4c for extra llgns;
Bacon Sides. 934910c p 10; Eastern sugar eureQ
Hams for city trade, 312913a4c; California Hans.
salt l214Gi2Iac D 10; refrigerator-cured. l39
1916; Lard tierces, Eastern. all kinds. 999!4c;
cases, 1G@101ac: California terces. 914@912c:
haf-bbls, s1a@944c; tins. Zoe; pals 1o,io lQlsc'
81 5Ogs; extra mess do. SIS 50d9: family do,
Sil 50Gi2: clear Pork, sl9 5000: extra prime.
$40 50@nl7; extra clear. $209r2U so: mess do,
S1s@lS so p Dbl: Pig Pork, y key. $3@325:
Pigs Feet, Sl3@13 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beef 1ls49
lie 10.
HoPs-steady at s21z9s5c for fair and s71a@
4uc p n for good to choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers Size:
medium, 61ac 2 10; light 512c 10: cowhides,
EIac sailed Kip. DC; saited Calf 5000: dry Hides;
usual selection. sc T. II: dry Hips &c q 10:
dry Calf, sc q 10: prime Goatskins 100000 each;
medium do, 25G35c; small skins, l0@2Oc: Deer
skins, good summer. 30@35c; medium, use: thin,
zoe = 10; SheepskiQs, shearlDgs, l092Oc;' short.
wool. 30@50c: medium, $4,000; long wool, 90c1
81 20 q 10: Cus Of all kinds rs less Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOw-Far to good rendered, 31aG4c q ID; .
WOOL = Fail clips: Humboldt and Mendocino
free. l601Sc: do defective, 14@15c; Sacramento
Valley free, l3@15c; do detective, l1@ l2c; Mont.
tain free l2@l5e: San Joaquin and southern. seD
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, 2lg23hac; E'sF
Oregon, lSG2Oc; do fair, l5(Gl7c q Id. .
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Children, who states that since tie woman's
husband was injured two weeks ago at the
Pacific RQlling-mlls she has been drinking
continually and shamefully neglecting her
oh ldrap
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JnERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

I,0R RENT, AT NEwBURY STATION. BERKE-
, Il 10y, two-story house of rooms, bath and
modern improvements: minutes from station:
326 per month. including water. Call at the prem
ises, or on the owner A. Is. MERRILL, SOS Bryant
st., CITY,. oc2S II .
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QC9U0 $500 CASH, BALANCE $25 PER
L9uO. month; lot 40xl5O; cottage; 4 rooms
high basement. No. 493
$3000-bot 40xl5O: cottage OF 5 rooms and bath;
fhe garden'and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. No 4Sl
$325o-Lot 81 :6xl20; new 2-story house OF 7
aEce $40 per month. No 482
s4OO0-Lot 50x150; cottage OF 8 rooms and bath
with stable; q NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $50
per month, No Asa
$4b00-Lot 81 l40; new 2-story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. 49l
$47O0-Lot 81 :6xl0O; new 2-story house OF
ance $50 per month. No. sos
S5OO0-Lot 6ex149; cottage OF 8 rooms and bath
with st0re. barn aud orchard; Sw. corner. All
!: $6S4Q-Lot 115x200: cottage Of rooms and
BATH windmill ana tank; easy terms. No. 496
.$7UoO-Lot S0X200: cottage Of rooms and bath;
hne garden lawns. ETC.; best neighborhood; bar
gain No. is
Bargains In building lots in all parts OF Alameda
also house co let and money TO loan, by H. T.
M0REAL a. CO, 142S Park ST., Alameda, and i02
MONTGOMERY st. San Eranclsco. OCl9 Il
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 5@I0c for sight drafts and
luGl5 for teleCraphic.
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San Francisco Meat Market,

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ars
follows: -.
BEEF-FIrss quality. &c; second quality. SO
Size; third do. 3LelG4I.c
VEAL-Large. 6G712c; small Calves. SqSc.
AUTHORIZATIONS &c; Ewes, 61.c-
Handspring Lamb, 9Ia@a9c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4(141sc for hard graln-teuj
stock Hogs. sq31e = 10; dressed do 6a2@27e q 70.
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BOARD SALES.
Al1rRNooN sessroS-2:3o-

200 Alpha. l35 500 Con Y. 90 250 Occidnt .lb
loo Andes LOB 90 Pacific. Is 50 Ophir 1896
100 Bodie.... -90llOO nt.21O 90 ........ 400
30 Bullion. .2451 100 Ezcheo... $4,000 Overm Is
100 CaedOua..35 so Ii & NJ. lG $50 .....24U
100 Chal C.-21e 100 Lady w. 80 100 Savage..2.30
100 Central 10 100 Com. IS 100 New PA
80 ChUlar. $3.50 800 New q. $4,000 " Com %. so
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Trading was fairly good, but
spasmOdic. and prices subject to qu;k iuctua-
tons trade at times bcing active, at Others very
quiet. The opening rather easy, Influenced by
quiet and easier feeling being reported in English
markets and the failure of banking institution in
Duluth. The opening from 1ac to 1c lower.
rallied "a C. again eased off 1ac, advanced sharply
1I4c, again eased of, declining s4c, advanced lc,
again eased off slightly uctuated and closed 1sc to
sc higher than yesterday. The up-turn is due
mainly a reported active demand for cash Wheat.
Receipts, 765 900 bushels: Shipments 23l 600 BUSH
els. Rye firm at zoe BARLEY nominal at 7sc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Wheat. cash. Sac.
Corn-53c
Pork-$9 20.
Lard-S6 05.
Ribs-S5 As.
Whisky-Sl IA.
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GARLAND HOUSES ANp ROOMS.

TO LET-UNFURNlSHED BROOM MODERN
house: latest plumbing; Harrison St, near
Durzut, Oakland. CAPELL Il WILLARD, 1898
Washington ST.. Oakland. no2d 3t$
GlS WATER FREE: HOUSE ROOMS: BATH
ID and basement; fruit trees and lots;
Twenty third ave- and Twenty-third St, Brook
Ign. Inquire at H. SANDERS Il CO.'S, 50 Third St.
near Mission, g F. noz6 St*
" 10 FER MOSTU-FoR RENT A 2-STORY
,gLO house of rooms. bath, gas and all modern
improvements: cement walks laid in front of PROD
peIty; city and artesian-well water w. f. BAR
NARD & son, 4S3 Ninth st. no2l IT
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEAUTIFIED AT
WI 1856 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist. au3l Il
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE


90 EQQ MODEM COTTAGE OF ROOMS
tEA fOO. and bath; lot 30xl50, on macadamized
street; terms $500 down. balance 1T &20 per mouth.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. Of Central
ave and Park St, Alameda. NOES II
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-There was considerable
pressure to sell during the first hour in the stock
market this morning and prices declined from l to
11a in the general list and per cent in sugar. At
concessions buying orders appeared and early losses
were soon regained with something in addition.
The whole list received great impetus by the an
nouncement of a stay Of proceedings In Sugar Trust
until the hearing Saturday. Upon this Sugar
suddenly advanced to OF. The close was active,
strong and at the best prices of the day, sugar be-
Ing up 3$4, Rock Island 59s and Union Pacific PA.
Governments firm. Petroleum closed frm Decem-
Der closing at 675s.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-United States Bonds: As,
1917; 41a's, lO3; Northern Pacific, 22s4; Cana
dian Pacific. "a "a Central Pacific. 29lA: Union Pa
cifc, SO; Atchison 3342; Wells-Hargo, 1871; West
Union. 70; SILVER 1913; Sterling, "a S2@4 SS12.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-wheat, cash, 81 0414;
December, 81 03ss.
Flour-QuIet.
Coifee-$l7 20.
Sugar-4Zs@51ac.
Hops-Pacifc Coast 36@42c.
Hides-l3c.
Copper-Lake $16 So
1in-Spot, $50 rs
Lead-Domesttc. 81 so.
Ircn-Sl4.
Petroleum-675sc.
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MASSAGE

AIRS. THOMSON SWEDISH. ENGLISH MAS
NJ sageS baths. l0l Grant ave, Room ls.ho25 it'
n ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM y. Y. WITH
II. new assistants. Nucleus, X. ~; 10 10 IL Is 81
MISS THoRToN, ITO EDDY ST, ROOM Il,
wi second floor. no22 ~"
HAZEL AND RUBY IDE WITH MRS. ROBERTS,
i L baths massage; day and Sunday. $50 Mission
- = no22 IT.
DOSE. De LAFUNT-BEST MASSAGE Il EDDY
: Ii sL3--ISriors . and 7. my2ltt
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 o3 e ounce.
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FlOUR-Net cash prices follows; Family
extras. 81 lotc4 %; Bakers extras. 81 O564 Is;
city superhne, 1893 25: interior brands. Si94 IS
for extras and $3G3 % z Dbl for superfne.
wREAT-Is easy in sympathy with downward
tendency abroad. No. l, 81 3091 3I14 p ctl; No.
.. 81 2715@al 2S34; choice, 81 321a extra choice
for milling. 81 3714@1 40 Sonora. 81 274a91 1884
"A
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Mexican % Ollars.
It Sl@Sl1ac.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCES.
SAILS. WIRE

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ALETHE HlGH-PRlCED' SHEET MUSIC FROM
y different publishers East in my Ofice Will be sold
nj low price GEO. w. HAGANS, Music Publisher,
531 california St, Room 8. no23 II
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~ A.. LABOHM, TEACHER OF BANJO AND
VI giTrtsr. Musir-store, 252 Ellis ST oc30 I'm
-CPkNISu. or FRENCH SPOKEN IN 3 MONTHS:
y heM nractical method. 2 O. Rox loI2 oe2S q
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Buyer 10000, 81 3l5s. Buyer season-2oo
CALL sALEs-AFTERxoox.

Buyer '9O-llO0, 81 316s; 100. 81 SIG. Buyer
season-100 81 4l7s; 1900. 81 4ls4; 800, 81 415s.
BARLEY-Recovered some of the lost ground
yesterday and bids were more numerous. No. l
Feed, 81 471a@l 4ss4 Choice. 81 SO asked lower
grades. 81 AS Chevaiier. 81 55@l 50 for standard,
81 409l 4212 for lower grades Brewing, 81 521a@
621a " ct for fair TO choice.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time Computed by TaoHA
TENNENT. Chronometer and Instrument
Maker, lS MarSet street. 3"
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T. T. ARtiAIN FOR A FEW DAYS; BEAUTIFUL
IT, T. tdenee lot In the finest portion of Oakland;
j. near station. schools, churches. etc; cement side
:: wzlBs Call FOR particulars on 4. II. BREED Il Co.
Frahcs cO. nol6 I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-27

drays are required tor shipping goods TO
out going steamers and coasters, or in any
case where required, at / O'Clock sharp of
the day they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone 565 or Bell Telephone
100 between the hours of A. NJ. AMI ; PM.
their wants will be promptly attended to,
which will thereby greatly facilitate bust
ness to the better satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
21-3m HAWAIIAN TRANSFER co.