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BRITISH BENEVOLENT.
A Movement on Foot to Remove til
Society's Headquarters.

A Movement on Foot to Remove the
Society's Headquarters.
The monthly meeting of the British
Benevolent Society was held yesterday aft
ernoon. William DoXey in the chair. w. j.
Calm CHAM asked to be renstated as a
member. and the request was granted.
Morris Erb was proposed for membership
and elected. The matter of changing the
location of the society's headquarters was
taken up and discussed, but finally referred
to the Board Of Directors. The report of
the Board of Relief for the month of July
was as follows:
During the month the total number of applca.
lions entertained and acted upon was 141. OF
this number Al had been previously aided and
81 made application for the first time, OF
the 81 applicants 3 were females and "a males;
% were married and 90 single. During the
month persons received medical treatment and
most OF them were supplied with necessarles
and medicine, aud 10 were assisted to the
Interior of the State that they might obtain EN-
plOyment, OF whom it is believed 10 were sue
cessful. The amount expended for relief has
been S135 so, aud was applied as follows:
Meals at restaurants, S27; beds, 81 so; rent for
families, S29 %; transportation TO intel i0r.
S34 TO- necessarles for sick, Sl3; groceries for
families, SO; coal and wood, So; funeral eX-
penses $40 Total Sl35 so
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUEsAY EVENING. aug. 8.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

TUEsAY EVENING, Aug. D.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErs
Flour steady.
Wheat dun.
Barley firm.
Oats slack.
Corn well held.
Rye strong
Hay keeps up.
White Beans very firm.
Buckwheat nominal.
Dried Peas dull.
Bran and Middlings firm.
Potatoes plentiful and weak.
Onions steady
Butter and Eggs firm.
Cheese quieter.
Honey unchanged.
Beeswax firm
Poultry depressed.
Light receipts OF Game.
Peaches, Plums and Apricots n denard.
Figs very scarce.
Dried Apples easier.
Dried Peaches. Nectarines and Apricots firm.
Lemons and Lines abundant.
Hops very strong.
Provisions firm but quiet.
Wool rather weak.
Tomatoes declining
Hides higher and active.
Tallow weaker.
Canned Fruits stiff.
Canned Vegetables ditto.
Quicksilver nominal
Coffee steady but quiet.
Grain Bags shaky.
S. dney Coal marked up.
Meat market freely supplied.
Leather advanced.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 5.-The movement in Atchison,
Missouri Pacific and Sugar Refneries continued to
be only feature OF the stock market to-day the
remainder of the list being extremely dull and
practically stagnant. The close, while quiet, was
heavy to weak and at small fractions under the
opening prices even Missouri Pacific failing to lose
more than fraction. Governments steady. Petro-
leum, spot opened at SS12c and closed at sec.
September opened at S93sc and closed at 90c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-United States Bonds: as,
l2334 AIS. l02ss Northern Pacific, 34s4 Cana
dian Pacific. 1854; Central Pacific 3214; Atchi-
son. Az: Union Pacific, 60i4; Wells Fargo. l42;
Western Union, $3.50; Silver. 1926 Sterling,
81 S512(g4 S91s
wheat-Cash, se7s August, e7sz.
Flour-Firm.
Coffee-$17 85.
Sugar. 1sG512c
HOps-California. 16c.
Bides-CalfornIa, lac.
Copper-Lake $l6 50.
Tin-Spot, $50 as.
Lead-Domestic, 81 Az
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum S9c.
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Mnnheim SIN a PrIsoner.

Samuel s. Manheim's attempt to recover
his liberty by means of habeas corpus mis-
carried yesterday The technical point re-
lied upon was that the District Attorney
had disobeyed the injunction of the law in
not filing an information against him within
thirty days after he was held to answer by
the committing magistrate. The District
Attorney argued that the law was not man.
dat0ry but directory, and that he is not
limited to thirty days In such proceeding.
Judge Wallace intimated that he thought
the law mandatory, but that he did not
think habeas corpus proper method of
testing the question. He accordingly re-
fused to grant the writ.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Corona for Hum
boidt Bay. the Eureka for San Pedro, the Empire
for Nanaimo, the Santa Maria for San Diego the
AK for Puget Sound, the Newport for Eel River
and the Arcata for Coos Bay. The Willamette Val
ley falls due from Yaquina Bay and the Pomona
from San Diego.
The ship Ivy, 131 tons, loads Lumber on the Co.
lumDa River for Melbourne, 70s; the ship Henry
Falling 1899 tons, Coal at Nahaimo for San Pedro:
the British bark Dunstaffnaqe, $40 TONS Lumber at
Gig Harbor for Valparaiso. COS.
The Ventura takes for westport, ireland. $4,000
IBIS Flour and 10000 ctls Wheat, valued at
s10s, 900
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The truthful Chinese has rival in the
noble red man Of the forest" in the matter
of telling untruths. According to the New
York Herald, Tahu Waniece, commonly
known as Bill Neck" the Indian Chief
of Police Of Bnffalo's Wild West show, who
recently returned from Europe, said ia an
swer to question that when he left
Colonel Cody gave him 500 and told him
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was general decline in the afternoon SEES
sion yesterday as will be seen by the sales below
Business was quiet all day. Occidental levied an
assessment OF 20 cents and Utah one of 80 cents.
The close appears below.
Local securities sold fairly at Mondays prices.
Spring Valley Water has declared dividend of
81 and Pacific Gas Improvement one of 40 cents
both payable on the 18th.
At the True Con. annual meeting Henry Martin,
Jacob Gengnagei, b. 6. Parlow John Milton and
Joseph Lawrence were elected a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year The board organized by
ing Joseph Lawrence President, Henry Martin Vice
President, John Milton Superintendent and J. C..
Bates Secretary.
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Ruilder., Con,rnct..

San Francisco Medical and Benevolent Society
with p. Maloney, TO build Sc. cor. of Bush st
and Van Ness ave, s. 3lx59: $500: bonds $1,000
ID. s. Cartwright aud v. Doran suretes
San Francisco Medical and Benevolent Society
with J. II. Wilson. brickwork on SE. cor. Bush ST
and Van Ness ave-; 1880; bonds $1,000; IL. z.
Hnrlbut surety.
yittorIo Contradio with X. C. Gardner, to build
on Sc. cor OF Stockton and Greenwich sts., E
BSK29; 1896; bonds $1,000: Blyth a Trott sureties
Andreas Eckert with A. Gilbert, to build on Chest
nut ST., between Stockton aud Dupont: $1,000.
Charles Roller with Bernard Dreyer, to build on
NE. cor OF Hayes and Broderlck sts, 25xl12:6
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NAsTURTIUms.

OLDEN nasturtiums intertwine
~ My windoW-sash with grace III vine;
% The saucy blossoms, one By one,
In mock defiance to the sun,
Rear ON high their sunny faces,
Then bend low with countless graces.
Has there been by magic wrought,
Deep within the blossoms, thought
Dressed In col0rs gay and fine?
Passing fancy tits Of mine,
That when evening shadows fall
From portieo to garden wall,
Each blossom is a little face.
And in it you may find trace
OF dainty fairy, elf or sprlte:
And far into the starry Il ght,
If listnlng near them you should be,
You'd hear them talk and laugh with glee;
But In the morning they Will seem
SO stately, you would never dream
word of truth was in this rhyme,
So farewell till another time.
Weeks Magazine for August.
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Pos,al E1nminations.

Room A in the Appraisers Building
looks very much like big school-room with
grown-up scholars. The civil service ex-
animation for positions in thu Postoffice is
in progress there. They commenced yes
terdav, and will continue to-day and to-
morrow. There are ITO applicants for car
riers, 15e for clerkships and 20 for porters
and janitors. w. c. Dougherty, d. P.
Richardson and A. n. Fox compose the Elk
amining Board.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Shipment Of $4,000 bbls valued at
1000, to Ireland. Prices steady under a fair
demand. Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 2504 so; Bakers extras, 81 26G4 So;
city superfne, So "a 3 So; interior brands, 81 @
80 for extras, and s3@3 80 q Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Freights are dun at the decline. The
chartered Wheat fleet in port has registered tom
mage OF 43,lO0 against $500 tons on the same
date last year; dsengaged, 21l0 tons, against 90,
500; the way to this port 267 400 tons against
232, 700 tons on the same date in 1883. Wheat Is
very quiet, buyers are well supplied, and the
uncertainty OF the foreign markets tends to render
them cautious. Prices have shown little change OF
late. No. l, 81 1901 1914; No. 2, 81 321a@l 1884
choice, 81 371s; extra choice for milling 81 4O@
1 421a; Sonora, 81 33s.@l 50 2 ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSINe.
Buyer 10000. 81 44ss; 1000, 81 ALA Buyer
season-1OO, 81 ga; 100, 81 63ss- Seller 80. new
crop. seasons storage paid-5uU. 81 Al.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '9O-3OO 81 44Is: 1O0 81 443s; 100,
81 ALA: 400, 81 44i4. Buyer season-300, 81 531a
Seller go, seasons storage paid-100, 81 Ala.
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to give good report to newspaper men.
When asked if he was instructed to tell un-
truths for the 500 presented, Low Neck
said mo-" but he added with childlke
simplicity that he would tell any kind of a
story for that amount, and vary it for
avpru G1n0 nresented.
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No. Assets. Liabilities.
so s2se. s26l sos, Coz

The following the causes assigned for the fail
ures, viz: Incompetence, "a; ineIperence, 10; in
adequate capital for the extent of the business
undertaken, 81; injudicious crediting, o. personal
extravaganza 2; neglect of business and bad habits,
g; excessive competition, 8; unfavorabe circum-
stances. g.; fraud, 4.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-15 Cal Electric Light, 2lA 80 Pacific
Street $1,000 Market-st Cable Bonds, I24: $1,000
Contra Costa Water Bonds, 100.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-s1O00 s 81 Bonds, l241s: IS V
Water $3.50: $4,000 Market-st Cable Bonds l24;
100 Hawaiian Commercial, 80. 1917; 20 do, 1854
100 do, l6Ia; 30 do, 5 80, 1875.
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Sam Franoisco Meat nIarket.

The market is freely supplied with all descriptions
and prices are none too strong wholesale rates
from sIaughtsrers to dealers as follows:
BEEF-Flrst qualify. 5la@6c; second quality.
4s4@514c; third do, 31a941ac.
NEAL-Large, 4i16c: small Calves 607c.
MUTTON-wethers, 61a@D7c; Ewes, 696Iac
Handspring Lamb. 71a(GSc 2 ~
PoRK-Lve Hogs. 4I4@41ac for light grain-ted,
and 3s4@g4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, gag
&c = ID; dressed do. 7@lSe p ID.
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Failures In July.
The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 90 fail
ures the Pacific Coast States and Territories for
the month of July, 1890, with assets at $3.50, 626
and liabilities $5O3,603, compared with IS for
the previous month, with assets at Sl49.S39 and
liabilities s2S7, $685. and 80 for the corresponding
month of 1885, with assets at $l33509, and liablIi-
ties $302,4
The failures for the past month are divided
among the States and Territories as follows:
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5.-The spot market is arm at
rs l15d@D7s 41ad Cargoes steady at SIS Cd for
off coast, 37s Sd tor Just shipped and as Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August, Is 4d; September rs
sgd; October. rs sgd; November, rs $50; De-
cember. rs I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Consols. 90 5-l6; United States
Bonds-4s. 1854; 41a's, l051a; Silver, 5l14d;
Rentes, 93f 4Oc.
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LAkEvIEW

UNXCELs ANY OTHER SITE NEAR THE CITY
II for charming homes: splendid view; perfect
climate; Spring Valley water now on the tract; no
grading; monthly Communication 50. aus ITS
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RUSS HOUSE.

- ~
j Watson, College City
w A Watson, College CT
y K Hildreth, Santa Crl
j 5 Smith. Woodland
5 w Knott, Tehama
J = Harris, Tehama
j Chamberlain. Teh2ma
ii Petersen, Tehama
A Wilson. Tehama
ii q Petersen, Tehama
W Grubbs, Tehama
j Raglin. Tehama
II NJ Covert, California
L Il Frazier. Sugar Loaf
r Boyd, oakland
w Schwartz, MERGED
Mrs A Durham, San Jos
j Lea, California
l. ii Houghtou, Cal
W Brown, California
7 Walsh. Chicago
j II Gearhart, New Hop
Il + Harville, San Diego
II L Hardy, PetaIuma
j Swift, Milpitas
CT Woods, San Jose
J IL Hill. Stockton
Mrs Parker IL d. Stocki
j { Tyler. Tehama
+ Turk, Portland
G II Norman, Gridley
W $ b Wilson, Chico
w II W eiger, Chico
S Sumner, Idaho
q 5 Shook n I, Chico
Mrs n johnson, Chico
DIR A j Forest. Seattle
Mrs I L Jones. Los An
q ID Du BOis ~ W. Los A
A T Duprey * +, Dixon
j Miller. Petaluma
G Murray, Stockton
Nj NJ Alarcon; Mexico
AMERICAN E2
n McCready. Illinois
NJ Barnes. Vallejo
ii Worth, SunOi
g e Worth. Sunol
j Il Spencer, Texas
j G Clark II W, New YoI
G Dillon, Tomaies
i Duckell, Sydney
Ii Craig, stockton
g Grant, Stockton
w Il Wilson, Tulare
j Leuthwaite, Stockton
Nj Thomas, Stockton
4 c Piunkett, TuScarora
ID johnson, luscarora
I Wallace, Sacramento
q Hebrew, Georgia
ii Schitcher, Alabama
S Il Edwards, Tamalpais
Il Latour, New York
II Waltham, rulare
q Richards, Sacramento
Miss L JohansOn a sistel
Sacramento
BALDW
j Clemens. Sacramento
w Reynolds, Reno
Mrs w Van Week. Fresh
Mrs Lu Wilmer, San Jos
James Bernard. M0ntere
p Is Cooke, KerreytOwn
ID T Tarpey, Salt Lake
A Egbert. Rio Vista
j ID Biddle, Hanford
DR. jenkins, Los Angelo
Z Barsac n VT, Liyermor
ii Is Peters, New York
Il ID McEiroy. San Dieg
5 Witkowski. Tulare
A Hayward d wi, 0hicag'
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices are as follows: Rough Pine 500 SO
2 NJ extra lengths, $2l 5O@27 so; selected, $25 so;
clear. $31 flooring. 1888 for No l, $3S 80 for fancy,
No. l. $50 so; second quality. $l6 80; selected,
$27 Shingles 50 20; Lath S3@S 20; Pickets, $50
for Pine and SIS for Redwood for rough, $27 for
apav
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, Aug 5.-wheat opened from 1lc to Il
lower, further receded I4c, but after several fuct
uations suddenly became stronger and steadily ad-
vanced &c above the inside figure, eased off and
closed from 1sc to 5se higher than yesterday.
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, 2T0,000
Rye steady at 53c. Barley nominal
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Wheat cash, s4Ac
Corn-4S1Bc.
PorS-$ll rs.
Lard-S6 IS.
Ribs-S5 10.
whisky-$l IL.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange loo for sight drafts and
l5c for teegraphic.
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Want to Be single Again

The following suits for divorce we're conn.,
menced yesterday: Hortense Cushion VS..
Il. W. d. Cushion, Francis NJ. Boutler VS..
F. c. Bontler and Harriet E. Koen VS..
Frank c. K0en.
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Wood Market.

Posts. e9lOc each; Redwood. S. so 2 cord: Oak.
rough, S7@7 %; do, peeled, 50 5U@9 10; Pine.
So 1907 = cord; Railroad Ties. 35d37I2c apiece.
TANBARK-Ground, $l6 509l7 2 ton. Whole
bark. $50 q cord.
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lily ~ Connolly, Carson
e City r II Courier. Alameda
/ Cruz w ii Grenfell, Portland
d j ID Lewis. CIoverdaie
j Ennis, Virginia City
p ID Coutts, Napa
anna S Randall, Walnut Creek
/ T 2 Reid, California
f w johnson. MEMO Prk
ma G L Dougherty, Menl0 p
A A Baroyieh, San Jose
E NJ McGrew. Suffer Co
MIA J V Lewis. California
loaf W u Williams. California
70 B Byrne. San Jose
d F j McDonough, Napa
/ Jose J Cabeil. Santa Rosa
J Smith, Pescadero
J w Grant, Victoria
a j Coffaney. Mission San J
z Hanley, Mission San j
Hope j johnson. Tracey
lego + Elsie, Tracey
ia s wood, East Oakland
j A Leslie, Tucson
3 J Z Harrington. Tucson
l. A Splitter a W, San USE
ocktn Miss l. A Sweeney, Ariz
c g wilcox, Santa Cruz
Mrs Vance x +, Reno
ey w Ii Shelley. Grass Wy
o Mrs Hopper, Mexico
G Magano. Mexico
X 5 Brown, Petaluma
o j Britton, Petalumn
co q O'Hara, YOuntvlile
lie q w Lowe, Halimoon b
Ang q 7 Bronner, SactO
os An c c Fitzgerald, RhOner-
.on vile
n j Brown, Santa Cruz
j l. Morgan, Santa Cruz
20
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
5 Nv L Rogers, Seattle
c Ronddear, Seattle
j S Tracy, Seattle
O Ii BreShme, Seattle
G WatsiuS, Spokane
York II George, Spokane
j Burns, Seattle
j Quinlan, Seattle
II Edwards, Seattle
G Cambell, Glendine
Il J. Donaldson. Seattle
ton II c Settle, Winters
A Z NiesSe, Spokane
rora Is Fulton, Arizona
IA o II Perry, ChinOlar
ntO q Robinson, Sacramento
II Bryan, Modesto
ma 5 NJ krasSin. Bakersfield
lpais ID McCashneil, Reno
T Gleason, Denver
r Nesbit. Denver
ento Rev Z ii Kirk brace. Yolo
lister, & DoaneS q W, Seattle
OWN HOTEL.
nto - A Trenton, Oakland
w II Lee, Haywards
resnO Tony Enos, Haywards
Jose + Teistegge, Marysville
terey S Brown, Marysville
,wn Ii NJ Nathan, Sacramento
le A Einghause. Sacramento
j L " atSOn, New York
j WiIlette, New York
geles n c Heauy ~ wi. Tacoma
more 6 MeiScio. Los AlamOS
rk Miss Meiscio, Los Al9mos
Diego W L Calisher, Chicago
NJ j Regain. Sacramento
Icago
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Fine Silver.
Failures in July.

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s7@s9c.
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1 dress made in "a hours for SI5, so, S25; goods
9:iA Tavlor 1t au4 #
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ATl26 Nearby ROOM .. NOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms ior Iatuesi
pledges for sale; take elevator. au1 u
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XOUNG BUSINESS MAN WOULD LIKE TO
L meet young bus ness lady a lady with
means; object mat, imony Address d. R.. Box Is,
CkLL Branch once. aus Stf
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HOTEL.
( HOUSE.

II Elston, Seattle
j j Ca!houn& W, + Townsd
l. Plummer, PIT Townsend
70 nj Shudd, IT Townsend
A CPhillips. Pt Townsend
u b Katzenstein, Sacr
II II Hutton, Modesto
NJ Meybey, Los Angles
O NJ Burton 4 fam. Mich
w Prichard ~ W, Tacoma
j Henderson x W. Eureka
Miss Henderson, Eureka
Ike Levy, Lower Lake
u Richardson, Sacramnto
w Niles, Los Angeles
j Belleau, st Johns
Hiss NJ lielleau, st Johns
Mrs A B Woodland, Chic
Miss I Holly, Chicago
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"A L HAVE SEEN THE REFERENCES or j.
W ATHENS Magic Corn and Bunion Salve the
elite use II. lis Murphy Building iyll FrNoMe I'm
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BARLEY-The market is pretty well supplied, but
firm, and dealers report fair demand for both Feed
and Brewing. Feed, 81 26l4 for choice; 81 2314@
1 25 for No. /. and 81 214@11 221a for lower
grades Brewing, 81 3O@1 80 q ell for fair to
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENC
Arrived.
TUESDAY. Aug 8.

FOR Ltt5s S.tlpVtHJ Iitetli.eitcs see Et0hth Pd9S
Arrived.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, ChrOnometer and Instrument -
Maker, IL Market street.
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IA ANTED-EXPERIENCED DANCING TEACH
w er to take charge Of a welestabliSh' and we'll
paying business; one with small capital prefeTed;
must give name and residence and last place of
DKEWS. II y eW MONTGOMERY st. s 4. aub l5ts
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IN THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GooDS
" silks, se4lS6iu and sealette coakS; also carpets
furniture lace-curtains, blankets and fodng-beds
at NJ FRIEDMAN d CO.'S, 22S and $50 stockton
St Why pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap 10y making q small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection of our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to- 22S and
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DvICE FREE; DIVORCES SPECIALITY
n no publicity: terms reasonable; no fee unless
successfu costs advanced for reliable persons Adj
dress Attorney, Y. .. Box 1922. 5 +. Iy25 q
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AIRS. CATHERINE AIERSTOCK 49, INFORMA-
VI tion OF her whereabouts would be thankfully
received by JOSEPH AIERSrOCk, 7SS FoisOm.2 -
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A Ii WRINKLES AND LINES on THE FACE
y erased: a perfect complexion guaranteed
MME. ELISE, 404 Post st. aul If
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MONEY LOANED on ARTICLES; EVERY DE
VI scrption OF collateral; Old gold and silver
bought COLEMAN's. a Sd ST. san Francisco. InSO
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n puit or Oense are false and lies. VIII pay re-
ward for evidence of defamation against me-
Oakland August 5. 1890 w. s. WAGNEh. w
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R0 IN CABINETS PER DOZEN; ELEGANT
U =. CO. water color picture in gilt frame free
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DRY GOODS on INSTALLMENTS, WITHOUT
IL Interest," dress goods, cloaks, furniture carpets
bedding, jeweiry, pictures, mirrors. hanging lamps
clocks, etc. carpets from 65c upward J. NOONAN
4 Co, 1021 and 1923 Mission ST. bet Sixth and
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-19
PROMINENT KAiLRoApERs.

G. T. Nicholson, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Santa Fe, ID. Wishart,
general passenger and ticket agent of the
Frisco system, c. LSimonson, general east
ern agent of the Santa Fe, New York City,
5. w. Manning, general New England
agent of Boston, John g. Taylor, general
live stock agent of the st. Louis and San
Francisco, and H. c. Yocum, president of
Yocum Manufacturing Co, of Illinois. ar
rived in this city yesterday morning from
Texas, in the Frisco official cal "Wyan-
dotte" The gentleman called on the
EAGLE in body during the day to talk
about Wichita, the hub of the Santa Fe
and San Francisco systems. They found
matters in Texas in Il very
satisfactory condition, with Dallas,
Galveston and San Antonio all Furnishing
and prospects of future growth promising.
They spent week in Texas and day or
two in the Indian Territory These Of
hcials were unanimous in the expression
that no outside city could hope to rival
Wichita in the jobbing trade of Oklahoma
and that so far as gulf expectation of grain
IS concerned Wichita would become the
initial grain market The Wyandotte
was coupled to the Pacific and st. Louis
express yesterday afternoon at 2:25 and
pulled out for the east