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The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
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Notice IL Hereby given that the following
named settler lss lleit noilee of h,s iptVntion IN
said pruaf will be made befSrr Register and nr.
eelur, at Montrose. Cnlo, on January ii. ifeu.
VIZ Edwin iiocl. y 8 iig4. Tito srrlrs, f0r the
h% swN. 1H. nwl 4. .ili,d swl%, naA, sec. 81.
tFp 6i H. r. 70. " n MP. u. =. n
IN names W. following witnesses r. prove his
said land. VIZ Jpirca IL Kerr, Gcprx,. II Ca,,t'.
nay,d llooyrr. ilorasc NJ Cofey. ali OF Dnswn.
Monfrose. County. C,o. ~. =
W. II. STEELE. Hegistss
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

lfyoa arc suffering with weak ~ inaameA
eyes. or Rrsnnlstel eyel'ls. yos saa b sursi
lv using Dr.. J. II. N. McT.rsn.s strsnsthsn.
Ing Eye salve. For sale BY i. n. NcNerray
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Notice.

All who have back accounts with us will
i,!sn,c call ard settle snn,s before jan. is,.
CoSkLIx BRoS.
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Notice for I'ablicassSn.
Nd oyvicE Az NorTKosE, Colo,
december 6tl,, 1RsO

No'ire In hereby givan that the following nasp. .
eb settler has nlcd notice Of his intention 10 make
nnal proof In support OF his niaiii. md that said
gr'of viii l t.ade bcforc Judge oi the County
Court nt Delta, Cnloraro, on January rs,
1890, VIZ GEORGE X. 1nttle. upon Iiis II. Il, No
ga Series. for the nsl soc. 10, twp IS .. Z. ~
W. 9TH r. NJ.
He nsnes the followin. witncasea 70 provs hlA
eontinnon resueilcc upon. and Guilty ntlot nf
said land. VIZ John Q. Adams. Aneu latham,
Rentnmin Lewis. Robert H. ThO,nas,atl Of DcitR
Dnits County, Colo.
". II. sTEELE, R-gistar
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Mrs Buck land iy offering grsat bargalns
u ladies cloahs, dresaea and underwear
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Mrs. BucklnnIs is headquarters for MILL.
merry and fancy goods.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Call for County Warrants.
TREASuRER's OFFICE.

IKEASVKEN : OFFICE.
Delta. Jan. 18th. 1890.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer Cor payment of the
,ollowng county warrants, viz:
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

III goes riyst To the spot" aid and old
man. who was rnA'sns in ~. ,. II. Mo.
Leans Volcanic on I.ininssmt - relsivs
rheumsti.m. orssls by Z. n. NsMnrrsy.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Kenni~tt Bres.

71v on len hip On hossss, s.A " 90
et~ len hip ON cattle Range % sssA
slope Of Grand Nesa between wssd.apl suyAzs
ersets. r. o. Address Dsitn. Gala Plaass rspsss
all strsys. Also have hotsrs for eli paYsso ~
aa's. harss wanted TO breed anA passsrs.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Advertised Letters,

- ADVERTISED Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffice, at Delta, Colorado, Jan.
1st, 1889.
Allison Frank Brown ", u,
Bariher W. II, CarterS. s,
Grsman Mrs. MA, Gray JamesJo
Hook Miss Mile Higgins Mrs. Carrie
Aenry S, l.. kaine Patrick
Mcintyre J. D. 3 Nelson W. D.
spart Alplieus Smith Dave
fenrgo- J. II. DR.. Whitfield Mrs.
FOREIGN
Birch W. W.
If not called for in 30 days will be
aent to the Dead letter Office.
W.O. STEPHENS, =. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Have you seen the fine limo OF Albums at Ne
Muurrays
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Don't irss,asc your lungs witIsls stubborn
cough when plesscst a%t e1sliiss re)nsAy
may be faund In J. II. MsIAaRf Ts wine
Lung Balml For Sale W &. M.l.NeMsrray.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Notice is hereby given to the holders
of said warrents that interest will
CEASE after thirty days from date.
| A. r. IIowARE.
Co. Treas
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Call for Special Contingent War
rents.
TREASURER's OFFICE
Delta. Colo, Jan. 7th, 1890.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer for payment of the
following Contingent Warrents. viz.
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4. R. KING
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W. Il. STEELE. Is4glstss.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
MARrHY v1Rc1N1A,s HAND.

" There on the leftr' said the Colonel tho battle
had shuddered and faded away,
Wrath OF a fiery enchantmeRt that left only ashes
and blood-sprIDkied clay
ii Ride to the left and examine that ridge, where
the enemy's shar pshooters stood.
Lord how icy picked OF our men, from the ireach-
erous underground OF the wood
But for their bullets, I'll bet, my batteries sent them
Go ana explore and report to me then, aud tell me
-zhow many we killed.
Never wink shall sleep till know our vengeance
was duly fulfilled"
Flercely the orderly rode down the slope OF tho
corn-feld-scarred and forlori,
that had p!owed it in scorn;
Fiercely, and burning with wrath Tor the sight OF
his comrades crushed at q dow,
Flung ia broken shapes on the ground ike ruined
memorials OF woe:
These were the men whom at daybreak he knew I,
but never again could know.
Thence TO the ridge. where roots outthrust and
twisted branches of trees
Cuched the hill like clawlng lions firm their prey
10 se.ze.
" what's your report and the grim Colonel smiled
when the orderly came back at last.
Strangely the soldier paused: well they were pun
ished." And strangely his face looked, sghast
" Yes our fire told On them; knocked over fifty
laid out In line OF parade.
Brave fellows, Colonel, TO stay as they did, But
one most wish hadn't staid.
MORALLY wounded. he'd torn of his knapsack; and
then, at the end, he prayed
Easy to see by his hands that were clasped and the
dun, dead fingers vet held
This little letter-his wIfe's-from the kuapsack.
pity those words were shelled!"
Silent the orderly, watching with tears in his eyes
his oflcrr scanned
Four short pages of writing " What's this about
harthy Nrginias hand'?"
Swift from his honeymoon he the dead soldier, had
gone from his bride to the strife
Never they met again, but she had written him. te IL
ing OF that new life,
Born IN the daughter, that bound her still closer
and closer to him as his wife.
Laying her baly'S hand down on the letter, around
it she traced a rude liue:
IF you would kiss the baby" she wrote, you
must kiss this outline of mine"
There the shape of the hand on the page, with
the small. chubby fingers outspread.
Marthy Nirgnia's hand, for her pa" SO the words
on the little palm said.
Never wink slept the Colonel that night, for the
vengeance so blindiy fulfilled,
Never again woke the old battle glow when the
bullets their death-uOte shriiied.
Long ago ended the struggle, in union OF brother
hood happily stled
Yet from that beld OF AntIetam, in warning and
token OF loves command,
See there is lifted the hand of baby-Marthy
Nirginis's hand!
GEORGE Parsons LATHRoP in December Century.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
PARTNERS TROUBLES.

Alexander BadIam and Isaac Trumbo
Sued for an Accounting.
George c. Perkins ct ais. VS.. Alexander
Badlam ct al. is the title of suit Just insti-
tuted in which the plaintiffs seek an ac-
counting of the profits and dividends of
certain mines and mining stock in which all
of the parties to the suit were interested.
According 10 the complaint. George G.
Perkins. w. Il. Brown, J. A. Fillmore, Cor
nelius O'Connor, W. w. Stow, together with
the defendants, Alexander Badlam and
Isaac Trumbn, were partners in the Bullion,
Beck and Champion Mining Company of
Utah. After the formation of the partner
ship, Badlam received 25,0G0 shares of stock,
on which he drew $4,000 in dividends.
Instead of making a pro rata division of
this, however, he delivered 1000 shares to
Fillmore ana 400 shares 10 each Of the other
plaintiffs, while he and TrUmbo, the CO.
defendant, absorbed the remaining stock
and money.
Judge Murphy yesterday granted an in
junction restraining the defendants from
disposing OF the money or stock in their pos
session during the pendency of the litigation.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
BAD WEATHER AHEAD.
A Cyclone Noted OF vanoouver-s.o,
Signals Raised

Cyclone Noted OF vancouver-storm
Signals Raised.
A bulletin issued last evening by Lieuten-
ant John p. Finley, in charge of the signal
corps at this station, announces the pres :
ence of another storm center off Vancouver
Island. at lower latitude than the cyclone
noted in his report on Sunday evening,
This second disturbance has caused fall
In the barometer over Washington, Oregon
and as far south as the northern counties Of
California. Winds have shifted and there
y q general cloudiness prevailing in Western
washington ana Northwestern Oregon.
coast as warning to ship-masters against
leaving port.
At the time of Issuing the bulletin It was
Impossible to state whether the cyclone will
eide that. W "
The morning call., 1890-12-10


arrived.
TUESDAY. Decs.
Schr Wing and Wing, Goodmanson. days from
Coos Bay lumber, to Caiifornia Lumber Co.
Schr j NJ Weatherwax. Smith, 10 days from Grays
Harbor; lumber, to II Harmon Lumber Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY, Decs.
Stmr Columbia Bodies. Astoria: UPRRCo
Stmr Corona, Hannah. Eureka; GOodall. Perkins
EStmr Tillamook LIE BalIister Ensenada and Mexl-
can ports; Livingston. Clark Il Co.
Ship Yorktown, Deiap, Queenstown; Giryin. Bald
Br ship Heiga. Mcintosh. Dunkirs: Bafour.
Bark Mary Glover ,seabury, Port Townsend; Moore
q Smith Lumber Co.
sailed.
TUESDAY, Dec o.
Stmr Gypsy. Plummer. Santa Cruz etc.
Stmr NewsDoy. Liebig, Navarro.
Stmr Greenwood. Fagerlund.
Stmr Arago. Donaldson, Coos Bay.
stmr Iillamook. LIE Ballister, Ensenada,
Stnr Newport. Edwards, Port KENYON
Schr EDplngcr, Hansen.
Schr Mary Bidwell. Larsen Albion.
Sehr Annie Larsen, White. Grays Harbor.
Schr Helen Merriam. Lindbridge, Smiths River.
Schr Electra, Knudson.
Schr Fortuna. Hallquist, humboldt.
sehr yonn Miller. Hansen. Columbia River.
Schr Emma and Louise, Oisen Humboldt
Teiegrapnic.
POINT LOBOS = Dec 10 10 p. M-Weather
hazy; wind NE, velocity IL miles.
Domestic Ports.
PORT TowNsEND-Arrved Dec e-scbr Rons,.
Searles from San Pedro: schr Report hence Nov 3d.
PORT DISCOvERY-ArrlvedD Dec 9-sr bark 81
Cam, from Shanghai.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Dec s-Br ship City OF
Delhi from London.
Sailed Dec 9-Schr Lottie Carson.
SAN PEDRO-Arrved Dec 9-Stmr Noyo, hence
Dec 5.
SEATTLE-Arrived Dec 9-Bark Detroit, hencs
Nov Is.
FOREIGN Portx.
SYDNEY-Arriyed Dec 6-Bark Cowlitz from
Port Gamble.
LIvERPool--sailed Dec 6-Br ship Cent ur. 70,
San Francisco. ~
Arrived Nov 27-Br ship Bakamah, from Sc
Helena ~
San Francisco. ioA
YoKOHAMA-Arrived Dec 7-Br stmr partb,a
from vancouver; Br stmr Straits OF Belle Isle from
Vancouver. S' AVN
NANAIMO-Arrived Dec 7-Nic stmr Mon tserrat
hence Nov 3. Nov S-Br stmr Hounsiow hence Nov.
s; sMp America, from San Pedro,
NEWCASTLE NSw-Saied Dec CIR sb,r Js..
somene. for San Francisco,
AUCKLAND-Arrived Dec S-Uav stmr zs.-
landia, hence Nov Is.
Brothers. e'A
LoNDON.Entered out Nov 2S-Br ship DUKE Of
Argyle. for New Westminster.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was q little excitement In Potos, In the
afterno call yesterday, the stock being from
So so up to 81 20 under sales Of $50 shares The
rest of the market was quiet. The close was lower
all around. Potosi falling back to 81 bid.
Local securities were dull aad unchanged.
San Francisco GasIight has declared dividend of
80 cents, payable on the 18th.
The Silver King and Mexican delinquent sales
take place to-day.
Holmes shipped 1907 ounces bullion on the 3Oth.
Alta milled last week 315 tons ore, assaying $1S;
Choliar, $50 TONS $50 81; Yellow Jacket, ASS tons
&lS.
Utah is assessed rs cents.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Change of Custodian Asked

The argument on the motion to transfer
into the care of the United States Marshal
certain property involved in the suits enti-
tied Upham vs.. the Oregon Improven emit
Company and Follansbee vs. the Oregon I'M
provement Company, and now in the pos
session of Sheriff Laumeister, was heard
yesterday in the United States Circuit Court
and the matter was submitted. The suits
were originally in the Superior Court, and
on the transfer to the Federal court the
plaintiffs made the motion argued yeste rday.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
New York Markets.

NEW York, Dec. 9. - The stock market was
quiet and different to-day from that of yesterday
and in place OF weakness decidedly strong feeling
existed throughout the entire day, except for
short time in the forenoon. The market closed act
i've and strong at the highest prices of the day
Union Pacific is up asa, Northwestern and Sugar
Trusts 3l2 each, Rock island and Missouri Pacific
3i4 each Silver Bullion SIS. st. Paul and Atchison
ga each, Burlington 2as and others for smaller
amounts. Governments steady. Petroleum-Jan-
uary opened at 81 IS and closed at 6414.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-United States Bonds: as.
l21; 415's, luS; Northern Pacific. 205s: Cana
dian Pacific, 7O1a Central Pacific, %: Union Pa
cilc, "A: Atchison. 291a; Wes-Fargo, IS; West
ern Union, 1855; Silver. 1o2; Sterling, 81 sO9
S41a.
NEW YORK Dec. g. = Wheat cash. 81 Os1a;
December, 81 Ol7s.
Flour-Easier.
Cofee-Sl7 So
Sugars 5-16c
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 320t0c,
Hdes-13c.
Copper-Lake. SIS rs.
1in-Spot, S21 40
Lead-Domestic, 81 25.
1ron-sl4.
Petroleum-January, 64i4c.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Held for Trial.

II. A. Joseph, the postal clerk at Oakland.
who. on the last day of October, was found
short 500 81 in his funds and was charg ed
with embezzlement, was further examiSed
yesterday before Commissioner SAWYER.
bound over for trial.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Detailed statement. Demanded.

For the period OF five months, according
to Treasurer Refs statement, the clerks of
the three Police Judges courts have not
made monthly statements of their receipts
from penalties and forfcitures, and Mr..
Refs has asked the Supervisors to compel
them to do so. The law requires that GER
tain percentage of such receipts shall 20
into the Police Relief and Pension Fund.
aud without the clerks detailed statements
he is unable to make the correct apportion-
ment.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

Complaints are being made by the resi-
dents. taxpayers and property-owners on
Powell street, between Bush and California,
over the fact that neither block has
been lighted for some time past, no matter
how dark the night. Pedestrians who have
to pass that way prefer the greater part
of the time to walk in the middle of the
street where the light from the stars is not
obscured by high walls nor dwellings.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

rendered s1a@4c p ID; refined. 47ss5c; Grease.
WooLcThe market continues quiet at easy and
unchanged prices. Fail clips: Humboldt and Mendo-
cinofree. l6g1sc do defective, l49l5c; Sacramento
tain free 12G15c: San Joaquin and Southern. 90
lie Spring CLIPS; Valley Oregon: 2l@2344c; East
eIn oregon, lSG20c; do fair, l5@l7e . ID
General Merchandise.
BAGs-No business worth talking about Calcutta
@3sc: Potato Dummies. nominal
CANNED FRUIrs-Stocks have become so re-
dUced that 1t is very difficult to fill orders OF
any size. Prices rule firm and unchanged. We
SeSss sH g9edss o as 81
S2 26G2 30; Plums. 81 5O4l 60: Blackberries 81;
SfapeS Il SSe %; 8qlnsesi 81 g. d9z
Peas; q 3591 40.
na not tsrsy
washed Guatemala and Costa Rica; 2l14@2lIa for
sc aRa aea
Tor good b!eached unwashed Salvador: 17g1S1ac
for ordinary Costa Rica, Guatemala and Salvador:
1o9l6A for inferior to common Costa Rica, Guate-
mala and Salvador.
CoAL-sydney is not bringing as much money as
1t cid several weeks ago. Evidently the market is
sagging little. though stocks still moderate.
s12 . ton: Diamond, sll: Cedar River. sll; Seat
tie, 81: New Seattle, $l1; Coos Bay. SO; Sydney.
$40 in SACKS: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s17c0
IS; Colorado Anthracite Egg Sl6 so; Camel $l6:
NE Dlablo, 81; Rock springs, s11: Rocky Mountain.
FIsHSNo. Mackerel, qaotaele a. sl4@ls in
bbls and 81 1892 in kits; Mess Mackerei, 50
z kit Pacific Cod, 6iac in bundles &c in cases, Sc
for Doneiess Eastern Smoked Herring. soc; Dutch
do. 81 609l as q keg: whitefsh. $40 in haf-bbls
and S2G2 % i'll kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 759
Sskit.
NAiLS-Quotable as follows: Two hundred keg
lots 81 so for iron, 50 10 for steel and So 50 for
QUICKSILVER-ContInue dull and nominal at
$50 p FLASK.
sYRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips,
In bbls, Csc; do, in haltbbls. 2719c; in 5gal kegs.
32lac in 1-gal tins. 421Rc q gallon.
American Refinery OD1he
in half do. 271ac in kegs and 371 p gal in
SUGAR-The California sugar Refinery quotes
terms Let cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all &c; Dry Granuated. sac;
Confectioners A. $3.50; Extra G. sac; Golden G,
51ac q 10; Bags. "a more than bbls.
the American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, terms cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 6Lac p NJ: Extra
Fine Powered. 6Mc; Dry Graduated. 614c; Xxx
do, 6Izc: Confectionery A. 61sc; White Extra U,
| $685. Extra G. SAC: Golden c. sc q ID
The morning call., 1890-12-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 9.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets


Wheat quiet.
Hour sells fairly.
Barley firm.
Oats steady.
Corn and Rye dull.
Hay rather steader.
Bran advanced again.
Middiings unchanged.
Seeds quiet.
Dried Peas dull.
Pink Beans weaker.
Good Honey firm.
Dried Fruits and Raisins dull.
Nuts quiet.
Provisions fairly active.
More inquiry for Hops.
Hides depressed.
Fair demand for Tailow.
Wool Inactive.
Canned Fruits getting scarce.
Coffee quiet.
Quicksilver nominal.
Silver weak
Coal marset hardly as firm.
Pine Wood declined.
Grain Bags dull.
Potatoes lower.
Onions easy.
Butter steady.
Cheese quiet.
California Eggs lower.
Free receipts OF Quail and Wild Ducks.
A car of Eastern Poultry in.
Grapes getting scarce.
Apples dull.
Lemons and Lines quiet.
Vegetables dull.
Veal easier. Other Meats as before.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Produce Market,


FLoUR-1here is a fair demand at previous quo
tations. Net cash prices are as fellows; Family
extras, 81 l5Qp4 Is; Bakers extras. 81 O5@4 is;
city superhne, $3@3 rs; interior brands, $4Q94 rs
for extras and $393 IS q Dbl for superine.
WHEAT-Freights are dull but firm at AIS Sd for
iron vessels, United Kingdom, Havre Antwerp.
The chartered wheat feet in port has q registered
tonnage Of AZ, TIA, against 1000 tons the
date last year; dsengaged. 1926 tons. against
II $40; on the way to this port 317.400 tons,
against 1875, $50 on the same date last year.
Wheat is quiet. The demand is slack and offe r.
ings are light. Prices have shown change
OF Importance for some time. The quotations
follows: No. i, 81 30@l 321a y ctl;
No. 2. 81 271a@1 1884; choice. 81 33M: extra
choice. for milling 81 35@1 371a; Sonora, 81 271a
@l 1884 y ctl.
CALL SALES-AoRNINa.
Buyer 10000. 81 S0ss; 1000, 81 3O4.
CALL sAI.Es-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000, II S0A. Buyer season-10O,
81 40s4: 100. 81 407s.
BAkLEY-Chevaier is nominal, there being n
demand for it worth taIking about. Feed and
Brewing are firm and IN fair demand at the re-
Gently advanced prices. The quotations are as
follows: No. Feed. 81 so; choice. 81 b2Ls /;
lower grades, 81 1901 4S34; Chevalier, 81 b5a1 so
for standard, 81 a09l 421a for lower grades;
Brewing 81 569l IS y cti for fair choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa.
Buyer season-2O0 81 5414.
No afternoon sales.
oATs-steady but quiet Offerings are ample.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

The ladies Of the First English Lutheran
Church of this city will give an excellent
lunch at Irving Hall, Post street, near Grant
avenue, to-day and tomorrow, from IL
O'Clock in the forenoon to 3 In the after
noon, and, in the evening OF same days,
bazaar. At o'clock in the evening there
will be a fine musical programme and farce
turned from three months vacation to the
ocf
The morning call., 1890-12-10

climbing the fence and Fastening TO the fire.
He had forgotten that the engine was run
ming backward and would show no light.
The farmers family we're saved and the
train-hands were back inside Of an hour.
Never before did theoperator undergo such
suspense as in the quarter of an hour prior
to the coming of the freight engine to save
her Mollie who was to be and who now
is-bis wife.-Selected
The morning call., 1890-12-10

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8. - The spot market Is dull
at rs 4d97s Cd. Cargoes are dull at BIS Cd for off
coast 37s Sd for Just shipped 37s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, rs Sad: Janu-
airy, rs sgd; February, rs sgd; March, rs Cd;
April, Is sgd; May. rs 51ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec 9.-ConsoIs. $685.; United States
Bonds-4's, l241a; AIS, 1851; Silver. 4714d:
Rentes. s5f zoe; bullion out Of Bank of England,
$4,000.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland, the Corona for Humboldt Bay and the
Pomona for San Diego The Eureka falls due from
San Pedro and the North Fork from Humboldt Bay
The Mexico falls due from Mexico Monday.
The bark Carrolton 1890 tons, loads Coal at Ma
naimo for this port or Sau Pedro: bark George f.
Manson, 1853 tons, Coal at Tacoma for this port
The Hospodar takes for st. Nazaire 55 l76 centals
Wheat, valued at $76,4SO
The Manuel Llaguno takes for New York ll7a
centals beans, 29,017 gallons Brandy, 1862 gal
Ions Wine, 10000 pouads Copper Matte, 10 cases
Champagne, 9l4 cases Canned Fruits, 2O,l4S
pounds Mustard Cake, 24O,776 pounds Mustard
Seed. sos gallons Sperm Oil, 52.346 gallons Whale
OIL, bS9,O7l pounds Chrome Ore. 1900 cases
Salmon, etc.
The Italian iron ship Francisco Ciampa, 100
TONS is rechartered for Wheat to United Kingdom
Havre Antwerp 42s Cd.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Offensive H.ndbIl,s.

Complaints have been received at this
office. lately, of the presence Of handful
distributors in The park, who not only litter
that pleasant resort with objectionable
medical circulars, but force them upon those
who do not care to receive them.