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Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW ON EXHIBI.
TION in our different departments a varied
and rare collection of desirable Attractions and
Novelties, suited to all tastes. ages and con-
ditions of life.
for the relief and cure of the Bfues, Bfli0usness
and Dyspepsia, and for the especial diversion
of MOralists, Philosophers, Cynics, Scientists,
Statesmen, Skeptics, Merchants, Financters.
Men of Letters, Sons of Toll, Daughters OF
Wealth and all Others except the genus Dead
Head"
Some of our Leading Bargains are
AIN MUsEE DE p TMENT.
NTHUMA, the Parfsian Enigma illusion).
ALBERTI, Magician and VentrilOquist
PROF. BURKOVITCH'S Hungarian Orches
ira, with their quaint SymbOlian.
The Latest Improved Stere eOpticon.
Collection of Live Tropical Birds, Snakes,
Monkeys, Animals, etc.
Also q miscellaneous assortment of desirable
"Odds and Ends" especially suited for child
rem including the somewhat ancient, though
staple punsters Punch and Judy.
On the Stage (Theater Department..
We present an excellent assortment of the
latest styles of Acrobats. Contor ionists, Vocal
ists Harpists, Comedians, Dancers, Protean
Artists. COmiques, etc. These goods are guar
anteed for Fixture, Durability. Finish and
Style! Nothing Shoddy nor Stale in any of the
above enumerated Stock. Our Facetious Coined
ians will distribute a few "chestnuts" graf
uitously to our regular patrons so that they may
the better enjoy the sfeast of reason and the
flow OF wit from the standpoint of an epicure.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
Our Home Brew.

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery,
on draught in ali the principal saloons, de
lvered promptly in bottles or kegs. ONCE
and Brewery, 238 Also street. Telephone 81
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OUR LINEN SALE.

1t was appreciated. The goods were
right; so were the prices. They were
cheap, and that's why all our undertake
ings are successful. We have the goods
and you can use them at sacrifice
price. We go one better today. See ii
we cannot finish up the stock.
Towels.
Csc All linen, per doz, were 81. 90
l21s All linen, knotted fringe were. 20c
16c Size 46x20 in, very long, were 29c
1SA Handsome bord'd towels,were 35c
zoe Extra fine damask towels, were 81,
25c A value we'll worth. ..... 45c
271s This is the towel we sold at soc
Napkins.
69c dozen, were made to sell at 90
S5c dozen, were made to sell at 1.50
95c dozen, were made to sell at. 1.70
$3.50 doz, q wide, made to sell at 2.25
1.75 doz, "a wide, made to sell at 2.75
2.75 doz, q wide. made to sell
at 81 to 70
95c per- doz, French napkins, made
to sell at ............... III. so
15c per doz, checked doylies, made
to sell at CSC
SOC doz, size 16x16. made to sell at S5c
Bleached Damask Fringed Napkins.
69c dozen, made to sell at. ~. $1.00
75c dozen, made to sell at. .. l.25
S5c dozen, made to sell at .... LAO
$l.0O dozen, made to sell at -. 1.65
l.25 dozen, made to sell at. ..... l.S5
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
DISEASES
OF THE
HEAD, THROAT AND LUNGS,
Successfully treated by
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.

m. C.s r. 3. o.,
1S7 3. Broadway, Los Angeles, CAL,
BY his Aerean system of practice, which con-
sists of Medicated Inhalatfons and Compound
Oxygen, being administered to the patient, in
stead OF filling the system with poisonous drugs
administered by the stomach. ~
This is the system of practice which is now
attracting the attention OF the best physicians
throughout every country of the civilized world,
and truly wonderful are the results obtained
after all other means have failed in accomplish
ing any good whatever.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

Finest prunes in the State at Jevne's 1856 and
138 N. Spring street
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The Great Appetizer.

Famous H j.. w. Old Bourbon and Rye
Whiskey, Absolutely pure: No Fusel Oil. A
great relief to those troubled with Consump-
ton, Dyspepsia Debility, Malaria, .Chills and
Fever, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Infiu-
enza, etc
in Louisville, KY, expressly for II. J.Woollacott,
and is especially adapted for Family and Med.
zeal Use Bottled only by H. J. WOOLLACOTT,
following dealers In fine liquors.
Geo. Quirie, 324 s. Main street.
j. Mcdonald N. Main street,
H. ]. Woollacott, 453 S Spring street
A. Y. Vidal, agent for Azusa, Cal.
L. Esselburn, agent for Yuma, A. T.
B. F. Crews. agent for Monroyia, Cal.
1-2O-1m
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Boys Clothing Department..
1915 Boys school suits. 81 40
400 Boys fancy all-wool suits. ). 2.95
800 Boys extra fine all-wool suits 3.45
$50 Youths long pants suits. -, 4.25
Shoe Department.
A few interesting items.
75c Babies low shoes .25c
$3.50 Mems working shoes SOC
1.50 Infants patent leather shoes 75c
1.69 Children's 8 bright dongola shoe. .95c
2.75 Misses extra fine kid she es 81. 80
ESQ Ladies' kid shoes, flexible
sOles. ...... 40
500 Mems fine calf shoes. ..... 1.75
400 Mems extra fine calf shoes 2.5O
These are some of the finest makes,
and every pair warranted. In all styles
OF lasts and toes, and decided bargain
Kid Glove Department.
Don't forget our kid glove sale. The
stock is fast disappearing. Lay in your
supply at once, for you'll never get an
other opportunity. Read our prices:
Ladies' 4-button kid gloves, SOC pair
worth 81.
Ladies' suede mousquetaire gloves,
75c. Our $3.50 suede mousquetaire
glove today at 75c pair
Ladies' Paris kid gloves, CSC pair
worth S1.50 pair.
Ladies' Perdonnet kid gloves, CSC a
pair; worth $1.50 a pair.
Ladies' finest French kid gloves, 81 rs;
worth $780,
Dress Goods Department.
Our dress goods sale has been pro-
nounced success in fact, so great that
we are compelled to take the goods from
the window, and at the rate they have
been selling it won't take much longer
before the various lines will be sold out.
25c Striped ladies' cloth, double
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Tomorrow! Tomorrow

At auction, four valuable lots on Eleventh
street. See advertisement
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

Use German family soap.
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Paints, Oils and Giass,

Corner second and Main. P. H. Mathews.
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Tents and wagon umbrellas at Foy's saddle
house. HIS ". los Angeles street
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IF YOU SEE THESE LOTS YOU WILL SURELY
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COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.
Three Cinnamon OF Elko have been ar
rested for selling whisky to Indians.
Over 10000 acres of Government land
have been proved up on IN Clallam County,
Oregon, during the past year.
The MERGED Star says that in that vicinity
the vineyards and orchards are at least
sixty days ahead Of last year in growth.
The Whatcom (Wash) Reyelle says that
every man IN the county can own q coal
mine if he will only take the trouble to look
for it.
Colonel E. S. Weeden, an Eastern mill
iOnaire, has purchased 627 acres of land near
OroYille, which he will plant to oranges and
lemons.
The present population of Lower Cali
fornia is estimated at 21,000, Of whom 1000
are foreigners, most Of whom are engaged in
mining.
FOrty-nine acres of land in Crook County,
WyO., have been selected by the authorities
Of Wyoming State University for an agri-
cultural experiment station.
Burglars entered a store in Centralia the
other night and carried off $500 worth of
clothing and jewery. One or them left his
coat behind containing letter that may yet
give him dead away
CutwUrms have made their appearance In
one of the big vineyards of Tuare County
They come cut of the ground In the fore
noon and disappear in the soil again about
o'clock In the afternoon, after feeding on
the new and tender foliage OF the vine.
G. w. Waller of Winlock had an OK that
he used to use as a saddle animal, and also
to plow with. The other day, however, this
valuable animal had an encounter with
passenger train aud was killed, though not
until he had broken off coach and shaken
things up pretty lively.
A prisoner in the Marion County (0regon)
Jail secured a club the other night, and when
visited by the Sheriff made vicious attack
on that functionary, and was only subdued
by a pistol shot, which struck the wall
above his head, and convinced him that the
Sheriff was in earnest and would stand no
nonsense.
Two young men went rabbit hunting the
other day on Cold Spring Creek, near
Echo, Oregon, and were returning, when
one OF them in putting his gun in the
wagon struck ii accidentally in such way
that the weapon discharged its contents
into the abdomen Of the other man, instantly
killing him.
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FUEL AND PROVISIONS.

Contractors Who VIII Furnish Supplies
During the Year.
supervisor Wilkinson presided over the
Joint Committee meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors yesterday to decide upon the
award Of contracts for supplying the vari-
Gus institutions with fuel, provisions and so
forth for next year.
The Federated Trades was represented by
Thomas FInnerty to protest against the
purchase In any form OF Dunsmur coal, or
shoes made by Chinese or by firms by whom
Chinese are employed.
AS to the latter article Chairman Wilkin-
son expressed himself opposed to them, and
assured the labor representatives that there
would be severe discrimination against
them.
Considerable discussion was found neces-
safy TO settle the merit of the coal question.
a. NJ. Ebbets bid ON Dunsmuir Wellington
at - 40 ton, and p Lynch on New Well
ingtOn at SIS 10.
The committee decided that the lowest
bid on any kind of Wellington would have
10 be accepted, so Lynch will have the con-
tract. This will be wholly satisfactory to
organized labor. inasmuch as New yelling
ton IS not under the ban. This contract is
Simply 10 supply public Offices Other con-
tracts will be awarded as follows:
Fire Deparlment-Sydney, A NJ. Ebbets, 81 rs
per IONS pennsylvania anthracite. 10 A. NJ. ED
bels, at So 70; Colorado anthracite, to A. NJ.
E6betS, al SIP 70.
Wood for the Fire Observation-Disclosures to
hugh Flynn, at 81 70; Monterey pine, 10 Hugh
Flynn, al So 20.
Wood for public oflices-RedwOod, TO P. Lynch,
al 50 70; Monterey pine, TO F. Lynch, at IS %.
fennsylvtnla anthracite for public Offices 10
A NJ. Ebbets at SI2 40.
Contracts for supplying forage were
awarded as follows
To Scott g. McCOrd-Oat hay. at s14 90 per
ION; VINE l hay, at Sl7 So per ton; tue hay,
at 81 50 per bale.
Alfalfa hay, to Smith Bros, at S14 per ton.
10 L. a. OCOnnor-Oats, per 100 pounds at
81 67i middlings, yer 100 pounds, 90 cents;
carrots, at 90 cents.
10 leIers q Cowie- Barley, per 100 pounds
al 81 30 wheatssIraw, per BALE 10 cents.
Contracts for supplying the hospital with
coal were awarded as follows:
To Thomas Norton West Hartley, at 50 10;
DunsmnH Wellington, at IS At.
For the AlmshOuse-TO A. NJ. Ebbets SYDNEY
at 81 40; Wellington, at 81 80.
The contract for supplying subsistence
Tor prisoners was awarded to L. Rosenberg
at 20h cents per prisoner per day.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
THE SOUTHERN SUBURB.

Paving Kentucky Street With Basalt
Blocks.
The contemplated establishment of .
branch postofice in South San Francisco is
matter of much discussion, aud it is ex-
pected that the postal authorities will take
definite action regarding the project at an
early day. A branch would prove a great
convenience and one TO which the people
consider that they are in all fairness en-
titled.
The residents of South San Francisco are
much gratifed that the Board Of Super
visors has at last listened to their prayers
and ordered the construction of a basalt
pavement on Kentucky street. The people
are confident that the other desired i'm
provements will be gradually effected.
Among the Improvements lately COM
menced may be mentioned the erection of
pretty cottage on Thirteenth avenue, which
is being built for j. A. O'Bren The same
contractors are building similar dwelling
on the corner Of Thirteenth avenue and n
street for Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan.
A gang of thirty men is engaged in re-
calking and repairing the steamer Alyiso at
Cratic & Riemer'S ship-yard, where shewas
hauled UP on Monday. The steamer Hope,
running 10 Mount Eden, is also undergoing
exl ensIve repairs at Numbers yard.
ii. Schumacher, with his family, moved
from Mendocino County about two weeks
ago and Will henceforth make his residence
in South San Francisco.
The monthly meeting Of the South San
Francisco Improvement Club will be held
on Saturday evening at Masonic Hall.
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YOUNG GRADUATES.
The Members Of the Normal Glass Close
Their School Career.

The Members of the Normal Glass Close
Their School Career.
Yesterday afternoon the graduating eXer-
cses of the normal class were held at the
Hamilton Grammar School amid an abun-
dance of flowers and the numerous company
of relatives and friends.
The graduates, sixty in number, entered
the exhibition hall in a body, singing as
they marched pretty song entitled "On-
ward" composed by Miss Alice Vincent,
one of their number. On taking their places
they were addressed by Chairman Brooks
OF the Classification Committee who briefly
c0ngratuld ted them upon the successful COM
pletiOn of their studies. After this the for
NAL programme was carried out as follows:
Song, "The Tinkel's Song" words by Lulu
Fay; essay The Schoolmasler Abroad" Edith
Arner; song, "Sweel ring" words by Helen
Frank; "lIOnirg," words by Josephine Downey;
essay, The Imagination" Mary Mugani essay,
"The DandeliOn Blossom" words by Marion
Featherstone; essay, The individuality Of
the Teacher" Mary q. Alien; essay,
'The Gymnasium and the School," Al
NEE Mendelson; song, "The Brook" words
Factor in Education" Harriet Mcguire; essay,
" Tie Object Lesson" Stella EYeett song,
Twilight" words by Maud Rodden; essay.
" Tie Teacher Among Men," Louise Bruce;
say, The True Teacher" F. WhltmOre; song,
" The Tea Party" words by Irma Barker;
say, Punishment Law OF Nature" Letita
Blake; song, The Evening Bell" words by
Grace Sullivan; essay, " Then and Now" Edna
COlrel; class song, Liberty"
tendent SWEET delivered the diplomas, and a
number Of addresses were made by the
teachers and members Of the board of Edu-
catlQn.
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LUNING ESTATE BONDS.

Their Purchase Was in Good Faith and
They Are Not Assessable.
Dnring the months of January and Feb
ruary of this year something over 81, 900. 600
was collected by the Nicholas Luning estate
on overdue notes and Immediately invested
in United States bonds upon the order CT
the Probate Court. Assessor Siebe was
little in doubt about the transaction and
thought possibly it was done to eyade taxa
ton. He accordingly asked County Attor-
ney bursts advice on the subject.
Mr.. burst replied that any person is war
ranted in investing his funds in United States
bonds ten days or ten months prior to the
State tax levy His motive may be to avail
himself of exemption from State taxation !;
buff he has made the purchase in good faith
as an investment, and not merely as a ruse
to tide over the day Of the State tax levy,
his action is not in fraud of the revenue
laws Of the State.
To say he cannot so invest is to attack the
fiscal policy and paramount sovereignty of
the National Government. The bonds can
not be assessed
The morning call., 1891-05-21

NEW YORK, May 20.-The dominant factor in
Wall street is still the exports of gold. To-day
purchases for foreign account were an influential
factor in keeping prices up, though the trading ee
ment was stiil bearish The stronger STOCKS were
Louisville, Missouri Pacific. Grangers and special
ties, the strength in Missouri Pacific being inter-
preted as indicating that Gould again in the
market as buyer. The upward movement met
with no setback and ceased only with the close OF
business when everything traded at the
highest prices Of the day. Governments dull and
heavy Petroleum Pennsylvania spot closed at
6S14c.
NEW York. May Counted States Ronds-4's,
ll8: AIS, 100: Northern Pacific. 2414 Cana
dian Pacific. 1864 Central Pacific. 287s Union Pa
cihc, ass AtchisOn. 3OJs: WelIsFargO. lao: West
err Union. 1875; Silver. 9714c; Sterling, "a SAG
8 S812.
NEW YORK. MAY 90 - Wheat May, 81 Il.
Flour Steady. Coffee - SIT 60 Sugar ESQ
3Ac Hops-Paeifc Coast. 2503Z12c. Hides-1312c.
Copper-Lake, $l3 Tin-Spot. $50 %. Lead-Do-
nestle 81 So lron-9l4. Petroleum-6S 4c
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Per Maggie RoSS-H Dutard; Dalton Bros
Per YaQuina-Nor Teller 4 Co: Dalton Bros;
wheaton& Luhrs; Dodge, Sweeney Co; Laws;
Brigham, Hoppe &c Co; Robert Haight 4 Co: q
Badger; Getz Bros & Co; whittier, Fulier & Co; X
A Chamberlain: BiSSinger & Co; ChrisIy II Wise;
Hall; Dutard; SnSheimer Bros; standard oil
Co: Roth Blum & Co.
Per Bonita-Sauta Cruz Island Co; II Dutard; W
G Badger; Prce-Berlin Co: Wheaton & Luhrs; r s
Buck " Co: Getz Bros n Co; j Mellus; eugene
Any
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REAL ESTATE.
An Important Auction Sale To.
Day.

Won Rhein & Co. will hold their first auc-
ton sale of the season to-day at II o'clock
at their saleSrooms. The list of property is
a long one. and includes all kinds of prep
eTty.
Easton, Eldridge s. Co. will hold mis-
celaneous sale to-day at IL o'clock. They
have lately been compelled to hold two sales
a week on account of so many subdivision
sales.
Saturday the Sausalito Land and Ferry
Company will hold their first sale of Point
Waldo lots, which promises to be successful.
William j. Dingee and EaSton, Eldrldge u
Co, will sell thirty-seyen lots in Oakland
Saturday at o'clock. These lots are in the
Stanford Tract, on the line of the Piedmont
cable. They will be sold on very favorable
terms. one-filth cash.
l.. Grothwell q Co. are kept busy showing
their Thirtieth-street block, which will be
sold next Wednesday. Investors are begin
ming to realize that this locality offers great
opportunities for speculation.
Mr.. Toy, of Boyee. Toy & Co., yesterday
left for six months trip to the East.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Sarah NJ. Morken with White Bros, to
build on the west line Of Masonic avenue,
1882 south of Frederick street, S34S7.
Moritz Winter with f. V. Steinmann, adj
ditiOns, etc, on east line of Howard street,
40 feet north of Twenty-tftb, $500.
The morning call., 1891-05-21

p box for the general run, 81 so p box for fancy;
Rhubarb. 50975c for ordinary and 9Oc@$1 foE
choice; Los Angeles Tomatoes, S2g3 so y bx; Dried
OkTR, 2OG30e p 10: Green Peas, 6Oc9$I . SIX FOR
sweet and 81 so for Alameda Sweet; String Beans.
- FOR Los Angeles, 4616c for Winters and 1000
for Wax; Dry Peppers, 10000 y 10; Cabbage. 400
zoe p cti: Feed Carrots. 50@75c; Turnps 75c; BeetS,
81 Parsnips 81 20; Garlic 192c d 10 Tor Italian ana
- for California
PROVISIONS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon,
1?g13l2c p 10; California Smoked Bacon, 9S4
@l0c q 10 for heavy and medium. 12l59l3c p 10
Tor lght and Is 2 lac for extra light Bacon sides,
lO9l014c u 10; Eastern Sugar-eured Hams for city
trade I312gl4c; California Hams SALT lll11l 14c q
10; refrigerator-cured, 12A9l219e; Lard tierces.
Eastern. all kinds, 999 4c; cases, 1O140i0sAc CALI
tornia tierces, 99914c; half-bbs 9I409 Lac; tins,
Zoe p 10; Mess Beef, 81 506gS; extra mess do.
So 5099; family do 81 so a12; clear PORK,
$l9 5000; extra prime, Sl5@el5 So extra clear,
$40 50920; mess do, $l7@I7 SO p Dbl: Pig PORK,
e keg 1908 %; Pigs Feet, $130l3 so p Dbl:
Smoked Beef. lls4 9l2c y ID.
HOPS-QuOtable at 27@l30c for good to choice and
22IA(025e q ID for common to fair.
HIDES AND PELTS - heavy salted steers are
quotabIe at 7IRc p 10 medium &c; light, DC p 10;
GOwhides 5@5 Iac p IT.; sslted Kip, 4c; saited Calf
6G6IRc; dry Hides. usual selection, 9lc: dry KIDS,
&c: dry Calf SC; prime GOatskins. 4O95Oc eachi
medium do, 25G35c; small skins. 1O94Oe; Deer
skins good summer, 81 &c; medium 30g3z i2ei
thin 2O025c; Sheepskins, shearungs, LUG zOci
short ,vo0l 300jOc; medium $4,000; tong wool,
90cGSl % p u. CullS OF all kinds ABOUT 70 Iess-
TAILUN Fair to good rendered, S@z9Aci re-
fined, 5346957sc; Grease. 3e3314c y 10.
WOOI-SprIng clips range as t0iiowS: ChOico
Northern, 20G22c; Southern. years staple, lag
Ice; DO seven months, l59l7c; FoOthIl and Mld-
die Counties, lStG2Oe; Nevada, l59lSe q 10.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
LUCK WAS NOT WITH HER.
Stormy Passage of the British Bark
CPnfaur.

Stormy Passage of the British Bark
Centaur.
The British bark Centsur, now at Beale-
street Wharf, had a rough time of it while
off the Horn on the passage to this port.
She rounded the Horn all right, but before
she had gone far was struck by succession
of heavy gales, which drove her far to the
south and east. The weather was intensely
cold and the crew suffered much.
The vessel was hove to nearly two weeks,
and during that time the sea often swept
her decks, and it looked as though she
would have her decks smashed in by the
heavy seas. There was good deal of sick
ness among the crew, some one being on
the sick-list during the whole passage,
while the chief officer was down nearly two
months with rheumatism.
After reaching the equator the Centaur
was becalmed over two weeks. The run Of
hard luck did not leave her when she
reached port, for while lying at anchor in
the stream a day or two ago she was run
into By schooner and the starbOard cat
head taken out Of her.
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Incorporated Enterprises.
Articles of incorporation were filed We
tardau with The Cnnntu Clnrz &c fnllnurS.

Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday with the County Clerk as follows:
The New Occidental Athletic Club; purposes
"The giving of athletic exhibitions, promoting
physical culture ana for the encouragement of
greater social intercourse among its members"
IL. l.. Welch, Walter Jackson. IL. Callahan John
l.. Mitchell, j. b. Frontin, IL. w. Bachelder l..
A. Redmau, Ii. G.. Jarman and j. q. Croll are
the Directors. Forly-five dollars has been su b.
scrbed TO the CAPITAL stock of $4,000.
The Monarch Mutual Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION; DHectors-D. Becker, X. Bergfeld, J.
A. Jephson, II. L. Grubenbach. b. JooSt, nj. j ,
Madden and G.. Broeckman; capital stock So :
100000, with 500, 600 subscribed.
The Louvre Consolidated Gold Mining Com.
G. Loftig j, w. Brown and r. Bergfeld; capital
stock 100000, Of which $4,000 has been SUB.
scribed.
The Automatic Gravity Labelling Company
Drectors-C. +. Newell p. T. Barclay, l.. G..
Parke, w. S. Brown ana A. Cheminant; capital
stock S1,o00,000, with $4,000 subscribed.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
THE MCKEE TRACT, OAKLAND.

THE MCKEE TRACT. OAKLAND.
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IS NOW BEING SOLD.
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PASSING THOUGHTS.

Written for THE MORNING CALL
Whate'er we are. remember We
Are part OF natures works;
Our mind and soul in good agree,
No sin within US turks.
But should our mind mistaken be,
And veil our soul in shame,
Still has the first the power to free
The latter from the same.
The soul OF nature cannot sin,
And is by Him designed
To right our many faults within
The working of our mind.
Then LEI us weigh our thoughts and win
His purity OF soul.
That we may be a model in
The universal whole.
MERGED, Cal, Nay, 1891 CHARLES j. PRESTON.
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Lost RaIatinns

John Strange Long of Newbury, Oregon.
has written TO Mayor Sanderson for informa-
ton regarding his son Charles, aged II; last
heard of in San Jose about one year ago
Mrs. William Ballhaus of Preuss Mum
den, Germany, is anxious to learn the
whereabouts of her son Fritz, whose last
known address was Is Mission street, San
Francisco.
Oscar Wilhelm, United States Consul at
Havre, France, makes inquiry of Edward A.
Palfray, ship steward, who came to this
city one year ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frazer has lost her brother,
David w Frazer
The morning call., 1891-05-21
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Ca cutta, June and July, 797l4c: Wool
Bags. 36695Se.
LUMBER-The Pacific Pine Lumber Company on
the 18th made reduction OF 81 z NJ feet on the
export San Francisco cargo, San Francisco JObDlng
and coastwise cargo rates for Lumber.
LEATHER-Sole 256g27c o 10 for heavy and ZI9
23c for medium and light; l992lc for No. 2 Har-
ness 26@2Sc lor No l.
SUGAK-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 51sc . 10;
Dry GRADUATED, 51ac; Confeetloners A. o$sc;
Extra c, 41Ae; Golden c, 414c z 10; Bags, 14e mora
thnr,h