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MANIFESTATIONS.

| XVANTED : DEPARTMENT sTENOGkAPHER
terms reasonable Address LESLIE. Star Once. Jem
4 VNANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG LADY
w In ofhcs for writing and general Office work. Ad-
dress b. j. x. Star Office. IT.
| WANTED-sITUATIoN BY A RESPECTABLE
w col9red girl as chambermaid or nurse; also By
ADDRESS, iss7 st. NV. VI H'''e '0' 'ne 'o'"n IL
WANTED-BY WHITE WOMAN. PLACE As
W housekeeper rood cook: or charge of house for
boine more CONFEDERATION than wages; references
Address A. I. c., Star once. It.
WAANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR MAIDS. COOKS.
" drivers, nurses. houseuen. mattresses. parlor
Honses aisn a ss,P T &c
NV. 3e6-6t'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w maker; sewing in private families. Cali or .d-
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. AN HONORABLE
sr. Star ees IL
WANIED-FIRsT;CLA SUMMER HOME FOR
dress. stating full particulars q. s.. Star Once 90
WANTED-sEwINaI IN FAMILIES BY FIRST.
All kinds Of ane work; references given Address Boz
WANTED LADY. CONSIDERED VERY
pleasant reqder would like to be engaged to read
sRf q ssI S:
WANTED-BY A CoLORED MAN, GOOD COOK,
w situation. Good references. Address 15l4 Mar
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids nurses. laundress house workers. buffers,
eostchmen. walters. footmen, farm and dairy mem all
have references from last place 6l3 9TH st te66t
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER,
seSns BY the day or week in private family un-
sas xa.
ST. NV. IT.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
~, w woman with boy hyeyeirs Old. light housswork
dress box liz. siaf ofice. '"''' ~ IL
WANTED-LADIEs. ATTENTION. WE FUR
w nsh rstclass servants with reference) at short
notice; try us before soinK elsewhere HELIABLE
patent Office letrI'
WANTED = RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w (whitel would take care of invalid OF do chamber
work, or both. experienced call or address % l.
ST. NV. 1t.
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY's
away test references. 2l05 st. NV IT.
WAN1fD-CALLA AT COOMBs co.'s BUREAU
w tor cooks, chambermsids laundresses, ladies'
maids. nurses. walters cooks, walters footmen
farm. dairy men references from last place 527 l0th
ST je5-3t'
" secur places Tor chalnuerIlald. also pantry maid.
able to wait table small family Best of
eiven 1523 ST. NV. je5-lt'
NNAN1ED-sIIUATION AS COACHMAN BY A
w reliable white man; no oojertions to leave the
city best of city references Address COACHMAN,
star Office. jeo-2t'
IA ANILD-BY FRENCH GIRL, AS LADIES'
w maid or to growing children: good references.
Address NJ. r., star Office. je4-3t'
WANTED-BY A RELIABLE WHITE MAN SIT
w uatlon as driver Of delivery wagon good city
Preferences. ). ii -. llo LIST ST. NV. jest
NAMED = EMPLOYERS FOR SERVANTS
W unales and females, with references) in the city
anu country, We guarantee TO furnish them until
suited fee Soc City Intelligence Office. established
lSS5- ID. sHACkLEfORD. Az llth ST. n w. je5-5ts
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kOR SALE-FARMS. NOW Is THE TINE TO
Il buy farms. We have on our books the largest line
OF farms and country property generally in city
Choice Iarins IN nd Va and DC. ON railroads and
river fronts. Purchasers should cali before bum
fe2S-str DCCkEl1 FORD, 6I1 Z II. ID. W
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LION kENr-
n lArge store. 1910 llfh Of. n ". very central and
good opening for live man; rent, eco
BARNES WEAVER
jew 6ip st. nv
E'oR REMITTANCE, NEW BRICK STORE, 7O7
= 81 ne rent. ELS. Apply LOUIS n. SHOE
MAKER. $40 IT. n. Jes.N
LoR RENT STORE lll2 ST. NV PROM
june ID. $50 Per month Address u. N. MUNRO,
0athershurg. Md. le4sN.
LOR kENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NV STORE
Il wl.h large cool cellar. stable, alley In rear;
suitable for dry goods groc1es clothing or a mired
stock, the locality. No. St4D NJ Bridge street.
Oeorgetown. commands the best country and cltE
trade combined In tins city only $50 par month";
r. A. PHILLIPS a SON
myjO-t l4ls n. n. ave.
L,oR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR on
II ID ST. w, suitable Tor any business = Apply 10
W &. JOHNSON. sls lIta 1t. ". my isin
L'oR kENT-MAkE HOUSE 1905 d ST oPFO-
Il site Wholesale market Rent. sss. Can L. divided
into two stOrss Inquire se0A La ave. nIyIi, m
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, Nv kLLlN ROOMS.
) Corner Mase ave and
) 9TH st NV, Yrs. IS per mo
D OFFICE ROOMS.
D HOS F st NV, first door
Y and basement ....... .1JO
} HOS L It. ID and 4th
fdoors..........t5O and b
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II st bet 18th and 18th
SITS. n. W, with large
stable and garlen&Ut6. OF
Mass av, overlooking
Thomas Circle, with
stable. ............... IN
18th st. cor Nj. overlook
inx Conn ave, with
stable .............4l0.6 u
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave,
with stable. BE
Conn ave and LIST (cor-
ner ..............3 .S: IS
X mr. Mcpherson 81. .3Ol
q st, cor 2Utn. .JUC
Jefferson place and
18th st. ................Ss
18th st, overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable. 20
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and 10TH SITS. .2jC
H bet 18th and 18th. III
X st bet 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. . .52l.61
Without stable. .2N
n bet 18th and 10th. 3OS. IS
n st bet Conn ave and
lOth st. ................@
18th st, cor L st. .3O(
STA
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Z ERvAND. ENGRAyER AND LITHoGRApHER
N lOl2 PENxA. AVE- NV.
WISHING csros printed from plate. DC yer loo
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lSHED.
II st bet 10Th and Goth

H st bet 10Th and Goth
Sts... SSOU
D 18th st bet z and Il SITS. 200
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette square. .115
U Jefferson place Get Conn
ave and 18th st. .......l15
K st bet 16th&l1th. ltj6. "a
z lbet 18TH anu 18th. l66. "a
Mass ave bet 10th an6
18th SITS. ............ltB. 81
) 18th st bet D and r SITS. It's
De Sales Ut. ............ .l5O
8 2lst 81, bet ~ and b SITS. $50
y Jefferson place bet Conn
D ave h 18th IT ........l2.5
18th st bet . and X SITS. rs
D jefferson place bet Conn
ay and 18th st. los. 33
18th st bet ] and X SITS. 100
D K st bet lIthS 18th sts. 100
18th st, corner Z 81. 100
D + ST bet 18th and 18th
I'd st bet L and i SITS %. 20 So
q 18th st near Boundary 80
10th st bet q anu r SIS
5 (summer) ..............@
% bet IL l. H H ave
Y commandments
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A CAN ACCOMMODATE A PALER OF SIX
tefber iaits eHreuAssNho si-i ssar IN flsl-
lnuut. Va plenty nilE. u'isr. cream. frlii
bs.s rood shade. aianeyal water aud daly alsii.
Addrss Mrs \. T.. lTfkkBACk.
hNsf- II a. "a
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ll3 lOth st NV, Tor $50 1912 Hardwood ay 7r. S25
i53l Sth st NV 1or.... 30 1911 18th st NV.
i323 st NV. q 70 gth st ext. Y
40 "a st NV lOr 10 l2io 9TH st ~
31s 9th st ne, cor 4Olofice rooms IN 67 NV.
ieo-3t ALBERT f. FOX. $40 st. NV.
FOR RENT-1eO7-16O9 MARION ST. BAY WIN
dow, seven rooms and bath all modern improve
ments: rent. SO. A.. Inquire office the PALAIS
ROi AL. COS ner Pa. ave. and 18th st. jetj-3t
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

L,CR RENT
\ Handsome new brick In the fashionable northwes
lEt4 "a ST., very convenisntiy located; has room
and all modern inpruvsments
Rent. e35. 81.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOR RENT-BEST OFFICES IN THE CITY FOR
i the money, in growing business locality objec-
tons to once buildings obvated privacy
them hrot- ia 18th st. NV jeG-:If-
Tor RENT-A VERY PLEASANT FRONT
\ ONCE room, second noor. over lab New York ave.
Ga per month. X. A. PHILLIPS SON,
ny20-21t l4lS New York ave,
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lOST AND FOUND.
A osI-A PUo DOG; ANsM ERs To THI NAME
II Pegsle Lihera reward n returned 90 h . v ard ave
Mount flessant. two doors ron 14th ST.. 800
l4th corner Of r. IT.
EoUND : SETTER DOG; WILL BE SOLD ~
owner does not APPEAR and for advertisement.
1t n. 4. fblsblE. 1345 Nall.ch plHce.
L osT-wEDNEsDAY OF LAST WEEK, LADIES'
~ watch chain. WITH child r1ns attached howard
II returned 70 lao ION St n 1t.
STRAYED-FRoM NEIGHBoRHooD OF CONN.
~ ave- and 18th II. On May - a larze white and
liver-spotted pointer answers 10 tie name OF Don-
lniormstion leading % has wh.r-stOuls Will be lib
orally rewarded. Address MERIDIAN STABLES.
rear ls4o II. NV. )esj- n
4 osT-LADIEs' LEATHER POCKET BOOK ON
L. n. Y. ave-. bet. 18th and 18th about D. M.
yesterday containing snsli Of pnl+rz
Liberal reward n left ~ tine hichnond fiais. ID
L>oUND-TUEsDAY. JUNE s. ON ROAD TO TEN
II leytown. sum of money, which ownr can have
by describing the same and paying for tails
nient. J. b. BRYAN BRO. Os IA. ave. IL
II osT-wEDNEsDAY, JuNE3 ABoUT2OcIoCK
IL D. m. coming Irofn lansburslIs store. eth ST
gold and broosh. with the word =, as1asu" in
diamonds suitable inward Given returnrd 20 1900
nsss ave 5~4-3t
Qs)S nEwARD.-Losr Ar MARSHALL HALL
GU June 3, nlarqulse ring set with dianlonds.
k.surn 10 hoOkk A LkDI>o. lloy Pa. ave-. aud 10
rease kcose rewsrd. ,e4-H'
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~ 0kpring L.af),
Al 5oc. q pound.
10 You wants
Delic1ous cup VI Tsas
llls Will make ID.
Cnay IN y parkzsoA
A.w. bUkcHEII.
l.-<s -
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Is. 70.
Stable rear 2135 @ Ut
Store room ISL X st ne.
"a noor..:;;;..S...;...S
Store room oO4 Il st
stable i rear Tide X q
sS Sw' ls.i iiissoj' 8 Il nv. {
icEs.
6unton building. rms
~ and ~. ..,..........b
Central Buiid's. nm II. . 10
6unton building. RIM
COS 18th st. rms y. Ii
and IL, each. ...........10
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In square bounded by 18th 18th K L SITS ~ s2j
In square bounded by Conn and 18th and NJ
49, y 20
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
FlCE; THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS fkOM OUR OFFICE
HILL / JOHNSTON,
1e2-s.tu.th 1903 Penna. ave. q. ".
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1e6 lgU7 Pennsylvania ave. n. y. !
EOR kENT-BY W. c. DUvALL, 825 = ST. n W.
- 1Sd st. n. w., just west of junction Conn. and
Rhode island aves has IL rooms: every MOD. imp.
concreted cellar and large yard will lease If de.
sired $40.
1+4 7 st. NV. Broom desirable dwelling; large
parlors finished in hard wood $65.
1871 l. st. W.. ~ rs Am. /. &755O.
5Oo 9TH st. Nv, IA rooms, a.m.i. $oo. 1s.
90 Pa ave. n. W. upper hoors, II ms, $S3. 80.
~ Sth st. ne. (; 10 rs. a. mi. $50.
i3y6S St s.w.; Groom brick: ami; ZIG. 30.
4:}S Sd ST. ne. 7-room brick mi $40. 10.
800 st n. W., 6room brick: so.
i42O Florida ave. IL W. 3 rs. br. "a. m S22 80.
Also smaller houses in courts at S10 and Sl2
store cor. 9TH and + SITS. n. W. ais. je{Sot
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IA AN1LD-EOR A READY PURCHASER BRICK
w dwelling near 18th II W.. tor inv stment
vii pay from so, OOO to el, QUO. Address r. s. DON
ALLISON. S1o 81. NV, Room 3. je3-.ts
The morning call., 1891-12-22
HARRIS OPINIONS.
The Attorney.General Answers
Important Questions.

Attorney General Hart has written opinions
on matters Of Importance to National GUARDS
men, loan associations and prisoners.
He was asked by O. II. Congdon OF Tulare
whether officers, musicians, etc.. OF the National
Guard are exempt from poll tax, road tax and
head tax Of every description" The Attorney
General holds that the persons enumerated In
Section 1886 of the code are entitled TO all the
exemptions therein mentioned except tie eX-
empion from poll tax. Section IL OF tile Con-
stiIuilon, the Attorney Gen raj avers controls
and overrules the statue far az poll taxes are
concerned; ''as to exemption claimed TO nave
accrued since The adoption OF the Constitution"
the Attorney General says, "you are right In
your contention that the street poll tax lakes
the place OF The road tax, and all The pc rsons
mentioned Qhe guardsmenl are exempt there
from"
S. Eppsteiu. Secretary OF the Providential
Mutual Loan Association OF this city, has been
info; med by the Attorney General that IN his
opinOn d" the statute OF 1878 referred 10 In Sec
ton 64S12 of the statutes OF 1891 remains In
force except rs to mutual loan associations Or
ganiZed under Tie law of 1891. Section OF the
new law provides that the old law shall govern
such corporations as are not organized under tile
new act, EXCEPT that all such corporations are
liable TO examination by The Bank Commission
ers, whether organized before or after the pass
age OF the new law"
To w. a. Miller, q convict in Folsom Prison,
the Attorney General has written: There IS
20 uowtr TO pardon person twice convicted OF
felony, except on the recommendation OF ma
jOTily of tile Judges of the Supreme Court"
old Registers may be used for special and local
pleptlOng
The morning call., 1891-12-22
THE STOCK MARK EFT.

The week opened with slight advance in the
north-e1d stocks on the early CALL but 1t was onIv
temporary. as prices declined during the noon In
formal and 2:3O P. N. calls. The favorable show
ing made in the assays OF Con- Cal d Virginia over
those OF the previous week was fayorabIy COM
mented upon and could they but bs sustained at
that figure 1926 100 there is but little doubt that
the price OF stock would do much better ON the
$3.50 A NJ. call ophir sold at 81 95. Mexican ST S.
Curry 81 10, Best& Belchor $Z1.. aud Con. Cal d
VIrgIhia "a 1904 10 to sales OF $50 shares Morrow
being a free seller and forcing the price down
Choar sold at 81 80. Potos 81 SO. Norcross 81 so,
Sierra Nevada 81 so, Union 81 So, and Belcher
81 55. The balance OF the list showed change
After the call the market braced up and consider
able stock changed hands, and Con. Cal 81 yir-
ginia advanced to 81 IS under the active purchases
Of walls who bought large portion of the 1890
q. ares placed record The improvement did
moi hold however, and prices closed weak at the
moon adjournment. On the 2:30 p. N. call oplir
sold al Sls1 Con. Cal. d Virginia 81 10 NOrcross
81 I5 jacket 81. and the balance Of the list pro-
portion.
.,dersbly ana the market closed duh and heavy.
NOTES.
An assessment OF so cents per share has been
levied ON Hale d Norcross.
K Durbrow and Charles II. Fish. the mining
oncers are both very Ill with la grippe sne ia'e'
The morning call., 1891-12-22
TO LIE -

A oIoistered priest within his darkened cell
Pleads TO his God with pitifu sad moan,
And prsys that he, henceforth, may ever dwell
Meath light eternal shining from His throne.
SO /, loved goddess from my darKened soul
Send you wall OF anguish and despair.
oh. spare your ire. the heart stricken now
Cries out in agony: "Forbear forbearp
You couid not, II you would, iniict more pain.
The cruel blow that your loved hand did deal
Was dire-it cut loving heart in twain.
A heart that almost ceased TO beat or feel.
Both brain and soul were then with anguish wrought
The world became a chaos, was dazed,
AS quickly fed from mind all power OF thought
Helpless sadly stood, benumbed ana crazed-
And now make my pitiful, sad moan
TOyou, my goddess. Oh! let your dear heart
Be merciful, let my sad lie atone.
oh say not words that burn as a barbed dart.
Could you but know the lonely hours keep,
The restless days and sieepess nights live
Your heart would melt with plty-you would weep,
You would forgive. 1 know you would forgive.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
MONDAY EVENING, December 21.
Wheat freights lower.
Wheat and Barley irmer.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Beans dull
Potatoes and Onions quiet
Butter and Eggs firm.
Grapes higher.
Game steady.
Oranges weak.
Hops firm.
Nails lower.
The morning call., 1891-12-22

lection, loo q ID. dry Kps. Sc: dry Calf, DC;
prime Goatskins so@5oc each; Deerskins. good
summer. 3712c: Medium 30932Hac: winter. zoo
25c; sheepskins, shearlngs. l0@25c: short WOOL 20
@70e; medium, 56Ga0c; long wool, s0c@$l AZ q
IT,. Cults OF all kinds aboG. Ia less.
TALLow-Fsir 10 good rendered, 4@414c; re-
fined. 612@5s4c; Grease. 315c y 10.
WooL-We quote fall Woods follows: san
Southern lambs: 99llc p n; Mountain Free. ll9
lac; Mountain defective, l0Glec; Humboldt aud
Mendocino, 1b9l7c. Spring clips range follows:
l2laMlbc q ID.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas, for June delivery, 63z@7c;
Wool Bags, 36038c.
NAILs-weak at 81 so for iron and steel and So
p keg for wire in large lots
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 55sc q ID;
Dry Graduated, SAC: Confectionery A. 5Lsc;
Extra c, 414c: Golden c, 41sc: D. &c q ID half
bbls, lAc more than bbls. and boxes 1ac m0re
The morning call., 1891-12-22
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

auction at the once OF the company. Room 4 NJ
v ; biocS' NO. So9, Montgomery ST., San Frsn
cisco, Cal; on MONDAY the 2Sth dsv u,
DecemDer, 1881, at the hour OF l O'Clock " ~ ~
sau nay, 20 pay SAID delinquent mt thereo
sale Il u g0I S,S suu expenses OF
onice-Room 4. No. sos M ontgaS,s Secretary.
Francisco, Cal. "H'sonery ST, san
I)EEhohN2uENT SALE NOTICE KENTrCr
principal plaes q, Mining Mining Company. Location Of
ca Noto OF WORKS Gold Hill storey County Nav Ao-
described staeE ar arc aenquent upon the following
i ,a On the twenty-sixth day of October ISai'
respectiye sharehI SET opposite the names of the
The morning call., 1891-12-22
Commercial Class.

Yesterday was devoted to the first COM
merciai class of the Sacred Heart College
Chr stmas holiday exercises and the follow
ing programme was excellently rendered:
Defamation, "Shores of Tennessee" William
j. Brown; defamation, Bridge OF Athone,"
William j. Benn; dialogue, "Saladin Brothers,"
Saladln, Maleck AIDE, Attendant William J..
Benn, William J. Brown. Francis r. Horn;
defamation, Liberty Bell" Harry Roberl son
solo, " God Bless Our Dear Ones at Home"
Joseph r.. Gibbon; defamation, Bernardo"
Francis r. Horn.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
San Francisco Melt Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers to dealers
folows
BkEF-First quality. &c; second quality. 695Iac;
third do. 4@412c.
vEAL-Large. 6@715c: small Calves, 61a07Lac.
MuTrOS-wethers S12@9c; Ewes, 7I5(G8c
LAMB-9G Zoe y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs 49i1sc = ID for heavy hard
granted. and t1s9414c for light average do: stock
Hogs, Ss4 94c q 10; dressed do, 6A97A2c p ID.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
New York Markets.

NEW YoHK, Dec 2l.-The stock market to-day
was the most active for the month, but realizing
sales were heavy. and many leading stocks ia led
to hold their recent improvement. One OF the
most encouraging signs is the changed FROM OF
foreign operators in American securities. Liberal
purchases of Erie and St. Paul for them made those
STOCKS leaders. After many fluctuations the mar
ket closed steady near the opening figures GOV
ernments steady. Petroleum closed at 595sc
NEW YORK. Dec. II United States Bonds-4's
lliL4; do rs, 100; Northern Pacihc. 25IA: Ca
madam Pacific. go: Central Pacific. 339I Union
racine, ASA AtGhison and Santa lie. 445A: Wells
Fargo. l4O; Western union sl34; Silver, 94s4c;
Wheat.Decemper, 81 o8ss Flour-steady. Cot
ice Si3 20 Sugar 3ss@3 7-l6c. Hops
racine Coast, 15@2lc. Hides lac. Copper-Lake,
$40 70 Tin-Spot, $40 80. Lead-Domestic 81 20.
Hon' So Petroleum. $3.50.
Hops are inactive outside OF ordinary business
though firm really attractive goods. Pacihes
cnoice' sls are quoted at 2l@22c; choice, eos at
lie.
SUGAR COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw, dull; centrifugal, $50. 3ssc; musco-
waco, SC: molasses sugar, 224c: refined, steady;
cut iof and crushed 51Sc: powdered, cubes and
mniders granulated, 4$sc; confectionery A,
IoiIee-Inactive but firm; prices higher by 5@15
points Sales. - 600 bags. December, SlS ! S
January, $l2 rs; February, $l2 40; March Sl2 20.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ca Imperial Mining Company. Location Of
principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal
Location CT works. Gold Hill, New.
Noticc-There ara delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of No. 32),
levied on the second day of November 1891. the
severae amounts set opposite the names of the re-
specify 5ha reh oiders, as folloWs:
The morning call., 1891-12-22
DELYNoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoCICE-SILvEE HILL
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco, California. Location OF
works Gold Hill, Story County Nevada
Nottce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment NO 2s).
!eYled on the 18th day Of November, lS9l, the
sew raj amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
speetiye shareholders as follows.
The morning call., 1891-12-22

And in accordance with law and order from
the Board Of Directors. made tae 7th Gay Of
suiy, 1884, SO many shares OF each parcel Of sucA=
took as may be necessary VIII be sold at public
&ction at tae oince OF the company. Room 8, All
ssnsome ST., San Francisco. CAL, Monday, the
'th day Of September, 1881, at the hour of ID
o'clock NJ of said day. to pay said delinquent a.
'sssment thereon, together with costs Of advsrsI&
lag and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
cfsce-Koom g. al sausome st., San Francisco
Gel.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Australia for
Honolulu. the State OF California. Wilmington and
George w. Elder. for Portland the Eureka for San
Pedro and the Gipsy for the Salinas River. The
Acapulco falls due from Panama the Oregon from
Portla d, the City of Puebla from Victoria and
Puget Sound, the Lakme and Haytian Republic
Harblr.
The British iron ship Klnkora, 1890 tons. loads
Wheat at Portland for q. X. Hayre Antwerp.
British iron ship Greystoke Castle 1885 tous same
voyage, prior to arrival. 8 Is Sd; ship Waohusett,
1919 tons. Coal at Nanaimo for San Pedro.
The Milton Park tlkes for Cork so gg9 ctIs
wheat, valued at Ssl, 1875; Undauntad, for Cork,
55,9lS ctls. at SlU6,5l0.
Frelghts have again declined. The German iron
ship Iron Duke, lab tons. is recharuered for
wheat to U. X, Havre or Antwerp, 24s sd; British
iron bark Lucknow, 1850 tons, Wheat from Port
land 70 Y. Il, Havre or AntMerp. 32s Sd.
The morning call., 1891-12-22
Kennedy Is Not Insan.

Frank Kennedy was examined yesterday
by the Commissioners of Insanity, who
found him suffering from excessive drink
ing. He was sent to the City and County
Hospital for medical treatment.
The morning call., 1891-12-22

CHICAGO Dec. 2l-whcat was weak and moder-
ately active. Tho opening was unsettled, aud
prices varied from 1sc higher to Lc lower than
saturdays closing, then became weak and after
numerous fluctuations closed 34c lower than
Saturday. Receipts, 1926 900 bushels; shipments
5l6,O0O bushels. Rye easy at see Barley quiet at
5Sc.
CHICAGO Dec. 2l-wheat-Cash. 9O9sc. Corn
43c Pork-S7 SO. Lard-S6 l21a. Rlbs-S5 so.
W hiSkN-Hl
The morning call., 1891-12-22

And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made the 2Sth day OF
october, 1891. many shares or each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold
public auction at tue auctiDu-house of = p Middle
ton Co, No. ~ Montgomery street. san
Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. tho Slst day
OF December 1891 at the hour OF O'Clock p. n of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment the reon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. l.. OSBORN. Secretary
omce-Room 80, Nevada Block. No. 800 Mont.
Romery street. san Fl ancsco. Cal. del3 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-PEER MINING
~ Company. Location OF prineipa place OF busi-
ness San Francisco, CALI ornia Location of works,
ouijotoa, Arizona
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment NO. ~
levied on the 9TH day OF Novemb er 1891. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the of the respee-
tive Shareholders follows:
The morning call., 1891-12-22
Fire on Eirhteen,b street,

The alarm from Box 273 at 40 O'clock
last night was for a fire in the two-story
frame building a: 11O3 Eighteenth street.
owned by NJ. Rotto, and occupied by Il. j.
Spies as shoemaker-shop. Damage $50
Cause. an accidental overturning of coal
oil lapnp
The morning call., 1891-12-22
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
au9 by EaTuTh