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The morning call., 1890-09-19
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Was About to peosmp.

Justice Fox of the Supreme Court has
granted NJ. Winch, formerly proprietor of
the Pacific Restaurant, at Santa Cruz, a writ
of habeas corpus, returnable before him at
L o'clock to-day in chambers. The petit
toner claims to be illegally arrested under
an order by Justice of the Peace in Santa
Cruz County in an action against him by j.
Constine, in which Winch is accused of sell
ing his properly in order to defraud his
creditors. He was arrested because he was
believed to be about to leave the State.
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dry Kips, 10@1OKc; dry Calf. 1o@lo1se; Prim,e,
Goatssins. 4O@l5Oc each; medium do, 2otG50c smat
skins, l0@2Oc; DeersSins, good summer, 3og
soc; medium, 25c; thin. zoe n: sheep sinil,
shearlings, lU912Uc: short wool. 30e95Oc: medium,
65@s0e: long wool, 90cGSl % y 10 Culis OF an
kiads "a less Butchertowh green skins sell reia-
lively higher.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered. 3141312c; re-
fined. 5954c; Grease, 2i4 @3c p 10.
WOOL - Fall clips quotable follows:
Choice Northern, l4@l6c: defective Northern 100
l3c; Mountain free, 1l@l31sc; San Joaquin and
Southern defective, SGDlOc. We quote spring clips:
Eastern oregon, l4@l812c: Valley Oregon. 20Gl22c:
Nevada, 15g17 choice Northern, Is Ia@s2Oc: Hum
boidt Mendocino. 20922c; San JOAQUIN and
Southern. seven months, l2@l5c q TO-
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat steady.
New Barley from Oregon.
Oats arrive freely.
Corn unchanged.
Rye as before.
Hay in fair demand.
Colored Beans declining.
Bran and Middings easy.
Sweet Potatoes weaker.
Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs weak.
Poultry in large supply.
Game sold better,
Wine Grapes improving,
Tomatoes declined.
Hops quiet and easy.
New York exchange higher.
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California Fruit,

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Porter Bros & Co. sold to-day
six carloads California Fruit; Beurre Rose Pears
sold for 81; Bell Pears 50 20; Blocks Acme
So 4O@3 20; Beurre CIairgeau, 81 80 a 05;
duchess, 50 SOFAS 05; Vicar, 80 40: Beurre Diel,
50 1902 So: Beurre d'Anjou. So S5a3; Ounces,
81 So: White Doyenne Pears 81 70; Golden Drop
Plums, 81 40; German Prunes, 81 40; Kelsey
Japan Plums, half-crates, So 05; Tokays, full
crates, 81 5O92 20; haIf-cratss. 81 1901 IS;
Lawrence Pears 81 95; double crates Cornichon
81 45, single crates 81 IS; Beurre Girls. So rs;
peaches, 81 35@l 50.
CuIcAGo Sept. 19.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
this morning Duchess Pears at So IS: White Doy-
enne Pears SO 20; Glout Moroccan, 81 80: Vicar,
50 4O Cornice. So 90; Ounces. 81 80. Weather
fine and cool.
NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-sgobel Day sold one car
load OF California fruit; Tokays, 81 $500 so;
Noroccos, $2@2 o5; MaIvolse, 81 S091 50; Rose
de Peru, 90e9$1 20; Muscats, 95c@$l so. Fruit
in generally good condition. Receipts of New ork
Cranes rather free,
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work of the Giris' Union.

Francisco Girls Union was held yesterday,
and the necessity for larger building was
urged in the reports. 1t was shown that
during the last year 507 girls were given a
home, work was secured tor 215 and there
are now 1l5 new sustaining members.
The report Of Mrs. r. r. Haskell, the
Treasurer, stated that the receipts during
the year from the home were S32S6 05, and
hand S1732 81.
The following were elected Board of
Directors for the ensuing year: Mrs Dr.
Ballard, Mrs. II. c. Carlton, Mrs. p. w.
Lillienthal, Mrs. S. M. Gardner, Mrs. E. w.
Keller, Mrs. X. S. Hart Mrs. c. c. Jones,
Nine. Emelia Tojetti, Mrs. E. i. Campbell,
iairs. r. r. Haskell and Mrs. S. ID. Whitney
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The Microsconis,s

The San Francisco Microscopical Society
held very interesting meeting Wednesday
evening at 100 Suffer street.
Cooper Curtier, D.V.S., MD. of the Bu-
reau of Animal Industry of the Agricultural
Department. Washington. gave brief ac-
count Of The organization and purposes Of
that institution. He sketcEed at length the
research of the bureau into animal bacteria,
which has been his special department.
a general discussion followed his address,
in which several interesting facts were made
common.
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What He Deserved.

c. Tester, the express-wagon driver who
obstructed street-car on Montgomery
street, beat the driver for interfering and
assaulted Property Clerk Cullen of the
Police Department for arrestiug him, was
fined $40 yesterday by Judge RiX.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c: second quality.
a4@3c; third do, 312Gg412c.
VEAL-Large, 449Sc: small Calves, SO Sc
MUTTON-wethers. 7Ja@sc; Ewes, 7H.c.
Thanksgiving Lamb, 9La1l0c = 10.
PORK-Lve Hogs. 49i1ac for light erain-tei, and
312@3ssc for heavy packing: stock Hogs. 800
23Lc Ii drasSnu EILNlrI
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A LIGHT IN THINE EYE.

LOVE, there's light in thine eye.
~ n And trembie lest danger is near;
n For Cupid with his dart
Is Staying my poor heart,
Though all the while he is say ing, Never fear"
There's light in thine eye
beautiful light in thine eye.
laugh and sigh, and almost ctnld cry
For that beautiful light in thine eye.
Shine on, fairy light in thine eye,
Brighter than the stars in the SKY;
For need not fear harm
From this earth's purest charm
The beautiful light in thine eye.
There's light In thine eye
A beautiful light In thine eve.
laugh and sigh, and almost could cry
For that beautiful light in thine eye.
EMILY HUNTINGTON NEWMAN (Silver BelD.
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NEW YORK, Sept 1S. = The stock market to-day
was quiet and irregular, with firm updertone. and
Notwithstanding the bear pressure displayed most
prominently In grangers. The impression made
upon values was Insignificant The market closed
firm to strong at rear the best prices Of the day.
Sugar Is up ga. Governments heavy. Petroleum,
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

= LHhEb hEHA@ IsNIAbE.
e.el750 HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
CENTER terms $3.50 down, balance S25 per month.
ABBY to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, Park St, Ala
media or $50 Market st, : F. t2ss) seq II
4[iH0 LOT 5Ox136; HOU SE3 ROOMS; EASY
q ~. terms a poor mans opportunity. 1902
Park st.. Alameda. sell 7tt
SI2GO sqgSE Rooms d9E tehlo0
S4000-Cottase OF rooms: modern; lot 2OIl50.
S55OO-Beautiful cottage rooms; furnished;
$500 Splendid cottage rooms; extra location;
part cash.
Apply 10 THOMAS A. SMITH Il Co. Park st Al
ameda; take broadgauge ferry se3 II
GOJQO COTTAGE; 4 LARGE ROOMS: MOD
u ZlUU. ern improvements good lOt alton; lot
41xIO5; $500 cash, balance $40 per month.
s2200-CottaSe; . rooms; fine location; lot 5Ox
$50. $500 cash. balance easy terms.
$i0OO-Cottage; rooms; all modern improve
S4OOO-Cottase; rooms new: all the latest i'm
pTovements: macadamtzed street; sewer: stone
walks: lot 5OIl4s; finest view in Alameda; one
We are now prepared and are building frst-class
homes to suit purchasers on large lots; all street
T.rS done eaii and see plans; easy terms JUDI,
HANLEN n Co. 1906 Park ST. SCI u
HiARCUsk Il LESSER OFFER THE FOLLOW-
W ing special bargains this week:
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
$3.50 cash. $50 per mouth: new cottage; near st T.
ton; modern improvements; price $1,000; 33xs5.
$500 cash, SIS per month: new cottage; near sta
ton: modern improvements; price S2lOO; 33xS9.
$3.50 cash. S25 per month; fine cottage; near sta
ton; price $500; i2Il0O.
s4OO cash, S25 per month; fine cottage near sta
ton; price $1,000; 42NIO0.
$3.50 cash. $50 per MONTH Groom cottage (new)
price $500: 5Oxl5O.
Few cheap instament lots for sale.
We have a few houses of !. 5 and rooms TO let at
bargain if applied for at once.
MARCUS. u LESSER-San Francisco. 62S Mar
keT ST. opp Palace Hotel; Alameda Bsy-slreet sta
non toroad gause) aus II
GIFT GaSH-BALANCE So PER MONTH:
y OOU lot 5Ox2O3; cottage Of rooms and bath:
rue marine view. priCe SZ2DO, mo. 39il
S25O0-Lot 4lIl00; cottage OF rooms and bath:
high BASEMENT 500 cash; balance s25 per
month. (NO. 425)
good neighoorhood; Il cash; balance easy terms
SSOOO-Lot 27xlI5; new 2-story house of
and bath; stable etc; station: $500
cast; balance $50 per month. (No 405l
SSIUU-Lot 4Oxl5O; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; high basement; fine garden and lawn: $500
cash; balance $50 per month. (SO. 400
S4000-Lot 5Oxl25 So new 2-story house OF 7
rooms and bath on Central ave. $500 cash; balance
&J5 per month. (NO. 4l3)
S435O-Lot 7O:sxl5O; cottage o, 8 rooms and
bath; fine garden, etc; $1,000 cash; balance S52 30
per month. (No. 4O3)
s6Og0-Lot 5OxlS6; new 2-story house OF rooms
and bath; \ E Central ave; $500
cash; balance so per month. ono. $3.50
Choice building lots in all parts of Alameda.
Houses to and money to loan by II. =. MOREAL
d CO, l42s Park ST, Alameda, and iO2 MOntgom-
cry St. san tranelsco lys4 &
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH
L board III new house near Morton-st Station.
Nj 4. NJ. Alameda Postotfice. sel9 7t%
HOUSE FURNIsHED-7 ROOMS ASD BATH;
also store to rent: inquire at 154l Webster St,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Richard Dixon to Sarah Dixon, lot on s. line
Pacific St, 1877 IS E. OF LeaYenworth, (
II. r Un,6sci to john s. ianlon. lot on s line
of Eighteenth st., IS w of Collingwood, w.
j. r ana C. F. Hanion to + E Hesthsl same
Ellen 4 Ewing and husband to Nicholas
D. oSt, lot on y z. line Of ltitch ST., l75 NV.
of Harrison, NV. 25x5O. ................... 10
Mary Lawton to John j. Lawt0u ct al, lot on
n line OF Fulton ST.. 162 W. OF Cough, W. ,..,.
MARI Lawton to John j. Lawton ct al, lot on
\: line Of Fulton ST., 1876 w. of Cough, ,...
W. "a GIFT
Mary Lawton to Henry Lawton, by guardian.
mary Lawton to Robert Iawton, by guardian,
lot 1888, GIFT Map Observation-Disclosures. Gilt
Mary Lawton TO Michael Iawton, lot on S.
line Of Ash ave-, 1875, w. of Cough, w.
Ahna }. Savage to Lincoln F. savage lot on
:. line OF Cary ST., 30J w. OF Fourth, w.
Lincoln E. savage to Abraham Ruef lot on
s line of Clary St, 800 w. OF Fourth, W. -
Richmond Villa Association to CASTOR Barbe
lot on +. line OF Eleventh ave, 275 s. OF
Point LObOs, S. 25xl2O. SS5
wo'f Bloom to Amelia Frank lot on NV.
line of Ellis and Polk ST.. W. 84xl20........ 10
Simon p Fraser to Mary Fraser, lot on sw.
cor. Layuna aud filbert SITS, ) 2sxS7 g.. GIT
Lowell waite to Henry 5, Bridge, lots 8 and
8, Block IS, and lot 10. Block 400, south
San Francisco Homestead and Railroad AS
Eugene ". nawiey to Eta N. Ha~iey lot on
n. line OF ST., 81 20 W. Of Nineteenth ave,
W. 25xl00; also lot +. line of Twenty
hrst ave. 100 s. OF A st, s. 25x120; also
undivided half OF lot on L. line of Eighth
ave, 1925 5. OF Point Lobos, 5. 2Jxl2O. ..... Gilt
Congregation Beth Israel James G. Fair,
ior. ". 5Oxis7: Is 500
W. v Huntington to William A. Pinn. lot
$. line of A ST., 81 90 w of Eighteenth ave,
Louis I. Haggiu ttrusIee) to george II. Roe,
lot on ~ line Of Washington s., 1877 g w.
of Locust, w. 1877 :6xl27 :SI4 also lot
II27 :8l4 -. s1s5
Of Tw enty-frst ST., 10 w. of YORK, w. 70
George A Campbell to James G. Walker, lot
on Sc: line OF Market st. so Sw. of Sixth,
JSIips T. Tr.nkiia nv attorney to Henfv ~
Tienken. lots Is and 49, 80 and 81 BIock
As, Excelsior Homestead .................... 10
william Binkel TO Gertrude NJ. Griswod, lot
OF W line OF Laguna St, 100 5. OF Pine, S.
4. }. Parkinson 10 Jacob Heyman, lots and
10, Block %. Market-st. Homestead Assoc;-
W IL njcfenson To lanes n i:ayanagh lot
Oh n line OF Jessie ST., IS L. OF FOURTH
r. 1877 :6X %. 10
Charles P4rsin and wife to NJ. j. o'Nein. lot
on I. line of Polk St, 81 IS n. OF Lombard,
Simon Pepper and wife to Arnold PoIak ct
al. lot on \: line of Bush ST., lis E. of octa-
via, L. ........................-..:..
D. Connolly and wife to A. Quill. lot on w.
line Of Alabama ST. 20 S. OF rwenty-si1th -
o. zo1lVO... ~
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
HIS. Budge TO b. NJ Hundrup, lot 35xl00, on
n line OF Pacific ave-, 1874, Z. Of Stanton
Anna b. Anderson to G. J. Peterson, lot 4Or
10. on T. line OF Walnut ST., 200 S. of Cliu-
Maria H. WhiGden to Henry 4. Harms, lots
8. and In Block q, Pleasanton ..... $50
Ann Bailey TO j. II. Charlton, lot in Block
o. Graves Tayior's tract, Berkeley ........ 1916
The morning call., 1890-09-19

Steamers to sail to-day are the Los Angeles for
San Pedro, the Emily for Coos Bay and the Gypsy
for the Salinas River.
The walla walla falls due from Victoria and
Puget Sound. the Pomona and Santa Maria from
San Diego and the Ajax from Coos Bay.
The f. S. CIampa takes for Cork 53,567 ctls
" heat valued at $4,000.
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CHICAGO. Sept lS.--wheat opened from lac to 1ac
lower advanced from 14c TO 3sc; then weak spell
set in caused by the rumor of another failure at
Boston, which was afterward denied, and prices de-
clined from Il 4c to 1850. From this there was an
irregular advance OF from 1%c to &c, eased of
some and closed at SAC higher for December and
SAC higher for May than yesterday. Receipts.
4SO, 900 bushels: shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye,
SIC. Barley, soc.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Wheat. cash. 9oAc
Corn-47s4c.
Pork-l0c
Lard-$625.
Rlbs-S5 as.
NhisSy-Sl 49,
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. sept.ls The spot market is firmer at
rs 212d@7s 412d Cargoes are weak at 37s sd for
of coast, 37s Cd for Just shipped and SIS I'd for
nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September. rs 414d October.
Is AID: November. rs 5I4d: December. rs I'D; JAN
airy, Is sgd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-Consos, 80 GIG; United States
Bonds-4's, 1271a: 414s, 10634 Silver. SO 7-16d;
Rentes, 95f 15c. Bullion out of Bank of England,
1881, 900.
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George Curtis and Tom Borden were
prospecting near Whitlocks. Marip0sa
County. last Tuesday, when they found
beautiful nugget worth $780,
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For Late slipping hitetigencs see Eighth Page
Arrived
THURSDAY. Sept Is.
Stmr Gipsy. Plummer. hours fun Santa Cruz;
produce, to GOOdall, Perkins az &c.
Stmr Humboldt, JesSen. ~ hours from Eureka
pass and mdse to Searles y Stone.
Stmr Emily Roberts, 50 hours from Huenemei
1922 Sis barley, to II Dutard
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicholson. Is hours from Fort
Bragg, etc. pass and mdse, to Goodau Perkins
& Co.
Stmr oregon, Policeman, = hours from Portland,
via Astoria A hours; pass and mdse, to Union Pa
cihc Hallway Co.
Bark Aureola, Brannan. days from Seattle; coal,
TO Cedar River Coal Co.
schr Peerless. Johnson 9 days from Tacoma; lum-
Der. to Hanson Il Co.
Schr Letitia, Hansen, from Santa Barbara; coal.
Mare Island direct,
Cleared.
THURSDAY. Sept Is
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland, Wilmington; Goodall.
Perkins Co.
sailed.
THURSDAY Sept Is.
The morning call., 1890-09-19

Lieutenant G. M. Turner of the limited
States cruiser Omaha shot and kked HIM
self at Yokohama recently. He had1een in
ill health for some time, and this cat,ed the
rash act. His widow and two sons de now
OF Volleio
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MORNING SALES
Board-40 F Gaslight, $685. so Hutchinson p
Co, 203s; "a State Investment ms 10; 20 Cal Elec
tric Light, 1917; $4,000 s OF A Bonds, l0614;
$1,000 do. 1063s.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-100 Cal Electric Light, 20; $1,000 Az
Bonds, 1884; 80 Giant Powder, So: 20 Hawaiian
Commercial, 1874; 10 Gaslight, 59I4 $4,000
p OF Bonds. 1864.
Street-100 V Water, 97La.
BAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-60 S Water, 9734.
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APetItion hx Creditnrs.

Five creditors of ID. Hicks & Co., book
binders, have applied to thu Superior Court
to declare that firm insolvcnt Thesfirm re-
Gently assigned to LIE Count Bros,
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A Naval Lieutenant Suicides.
BY the arrival of the Gaelic from Hong
Kong on Wednesday it was learned that
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


Dates or Departure From San Francisco.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, sc for sight drafts and
l21Ac for telegraphc.
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Mexican Dollars.
Ouotable al 9O@91c.
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 151z@11 1879 . ounce.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board i'll a new house near Morton-st Station.
Nj 4. NJ. Alameda Postoiiice. sel97t
HOUSE FURNISHED-7 ROOMS And BATH;
IL also store to rent: inquire at 154l Webster St,
Sel
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BOARD SALES.

NCTF-Assessment of mines not
ICaId ial delinquent In Office.
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FoX's DISSENTING OPINION
The following is the dissenting opinion O
Justice Fox:


dissent.
Since Tho amendment OF Section 1142 of tho
Political Code there are no such officers known
TO the law as "ihe ole original Inspector and the
original Judges of Election" In the city and
county OF San Francisco; but there are in said
city and county Two Inspectors aud two Judges
law, and all TO be appointed at the same time;
the appointees TO be selected equally from The
TWO parties, etc: Members OF the board OF Reg.
islrati0n are simply SO eX ofcio by virtue OF
their appointment as Inspectors and Judges of
Election. As the amendment OF Section 1142
was made alter the act OF March Is. 1878, and
without reference to said section, 1t must con.
form to the section OF the code. as so amended,
far as relates TO The Board OF Registration. 1t
should not be held TO have become imperative II
the two can be harmonized. see no difficulty in
so constituting them as 10 harmonic with each
other. nor do l think that such construction
Will amount to judicial legislation.
In my judgment the writ should be granted.
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g.. 7SD HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS AND BATH;
e. ~. lot 36;6xl32; block from business
center; terms $3.50 down, balance So per month.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, Park St, Ala
media, OF $50 Market St, : F. (2es) seq If
eliza LOT 5OxI36; HOUSES ROOMS; EASY
u ~. terms; poor mans opportunity. 1902
Park ST.. Alameda. sell IT.
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III Wentworth, Penryn
l. Stuart. feuryn
Mrs } A Hutchinson. Colo
Mrs l. I Wingate &d. n j
A State, SOvatO
II Z Pringle. san Rafael
NJ j Welsh. San LeandrO
X L Graham, SanLeandrO
n Byne, Minnesota
b 7 Porter. Los Angeles
Miss I Lewis. Capitola
Miss X Lewis, CapitOla
J $ McNeaSh, Baker. field
ilrs G j Giddings, Nisalia
+ w Britt i f, san Diego
AWDrummond .LosBauos
DR. W G Miller. st Louis
..
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Nj ARCU 81 u LESSER OFFER THE FOIL
NJ ing special bargains this week:
INSTALLMENT HOMES

Gift SaSH-BALANCE So PER MONTH:
u OOU lot 5Ox2O3 cottage OF 1 rooms and bath;
fne marine view; price $3.50. (NO. $3.50
S25O0-Lot 41Xl0O; cottage OF rooms and bath:
high basement; 500 cash. balance S25 Per
month (NO $3.50
Sz55O-Lot 5Ox75; cottage Of rooms and bath.
good neighOorhOod; IL cash; balance easy terms
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COMPANY.

assessments ftnulngs
Tie following is list OF asst ssments now pending:
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CAKLANp HoAKDING AND rooms.

ANICURE-FI},c CEREALS I.7--, 2-4'f1 III 7
~ -...--. Ma-Es<sJ oakland. hy an ARTIST au3l u
I,LEGA>r ROOMS SINGLE OR In SUITE, AT
j. the Albany Fifteenth aud Broadway. oakland;
one block from the narrow gauge depgt table Is IN
SURPASSED; elevator aud artestan water hrStcllSs
ia every way &. \. MAUERHAN. Prcpr etnr / , I'm
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
sHIppING INrELLIGENCE.


For Late Siippuag IiteLtigsncs see Eighth Page
Arrived.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
TO INVESTORS.

Your attention is called to the First Mortgage
) per cent. Consolidated Gold Bonds of the sa-
vannah and Western Railroad Company, due
In sss coupons March and September. Each
bond indorsed and guaranteed by the Central
railroad and Banking Company of Georgia.
This road has good future and these bonds
are very desirable Investment at present
prices. The net earnings were reduced below
the requirements for payment of its fixed
charges, by reason of heavy outlays for i'm
proVements and betterments. The direct con-
nection to Birmingham was opened too late to
indicate by last years report what increases
may be expected but taking the Montgomery
and Eufaula, as guide when it was put into the
Central system, it is fair to predict that the sa
vannah and Western stock. which is all owned
by the Central, will become dividend Garner
Orders taken by A. l. Hartridge, R. NJ. Demere
and F. c. WILLY, Savannah, Ga.
A. DUTENHOFER,
Mills Building, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
NEW LESSEESIN CHARGE.
TIE STATE ROAD FORMALLY
TURNED OVER.

An Arnicable Agreement as to the
Replacement OF Rolling Stock Re.
ceived in 1870 and Not Now on
Hsnd-Au the Present officials to
be Retained.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 27.-The new
1essees received the state road from the gov
ernor this afternoon. The transfer was
effected in the executive Office, where j. B.
Cummings and Julius Brown appeared as
attorneys for the old lessees, and Ed
Baxter of Nashville for the new. Clifford
Anderson acted as attorney general. MeSsrs.
Thomas. Stahlman, Ambrose and the gov
ernor we're the others present at the con-
ference. Several hours were spent in ar
ranging the details of the transfer before
the agreements we're drawn up and signed
by which the road was first turned over to
the state. and then by the state to the new
lessees.
MISSING ROLLING STOCK.
Part Of the rolling stock being now be-
yopd the borders of Georgia employed in
the transportation of freight over connect
ing lines, it was agreed by all parties present
that such absent rolling stock shall be de-
livered TO the governor at the earliest
practicable date, within three months at
furthest, and that the governor shall turn
it over to the new lsssees as soon as re-
ceived from the old. 1t was also arranged
that if any of the property turned over by
the old lease company should not be in as
good condition as when received from the
state at the beginning of the lease, other
rolling stock in as good condition shall be
substituted, or the difference paid In
money. A letter was handed the governor
from President Joseph e. Brown, binding
his company in these particulars.
A SCHEDULE
Attached to the letter was a schedule Of
the property now on hand and ready TO be
turned over. This inventory corresponded
almost throughout with that recently filed
by the states appraisers Tho Nashville,
Chattanooga and ST. Louis railroad,
through President Thomas and Secretary
Ambrose, then receipted for the Western
and Atlantic railroad and all its appur-
tenancss and the personal property which
the old lesses could now deliver,
aud agreed further to receive the
other original personal property as
soon as 1t should be turned over by the old
aessees, or such property as might be sub
stituted therefor, if the old lease company
could not deliver the identical property re-
ceived in 1870. While q good deal of time
was consumed in arranging these details,
the representatives of the state experienced
no difficulty with either of the lease COM
panies IN reaching prompt understanding.
PRESENT OFFICERS TO BE RETAINED.
A circular will be issued Monday, reap
pointing Supt. R. A. Anderson and all the
old officers to the places occupied by them
under the former lessees. The sole change
ip contemplation is placing Engineer Par
don of the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis in charge of the road aud bridges.
The old charter expiring with the old lease,
Senator Brown aud Col. Stahlman, who
have been appointed receivers, will wind
up the affairs of the old company, Their
duties began tonight.