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The morning call., 1891-02-28
Richmond Lots!

Eleventh ave. w. SIDE 225 feet n. from Point Lo-
hos ave. lot 50Xl20, with deep well, all double
water, cost $3.50; street graded. macadamized;
sewer assessment on Point Lobos ave. paid; fine
garden loan on this lot and trees; $3.50; very
cheap.
Eleventh ave. W. side l75 feet s. from Clement:
5Ox12O. and also 25x12O in the rear facing on 9Th
ave; both streets graded and macadamized. making
S4O5O; one-quarter cash.
Tenth ave. W. side, 100 feet s. from Clement;
SOxl2O; grand marine view; elevated ground;
street graded and macadamIzed: viii sell in 2 subdi-
VISIONS; $270o, or 1915 for one; one-quarter cash
feet; $500.
Point Lob os and 18th aves.; 80 :6xIOO; splendid
corner; $3375.
Thirteenth ave., W. side. 225 feet N of Clement;
grand marine view; street graded and macadam-
lzed; lots, 25xl20: $3.50 each; one-quarter cash.
Clement and 18th aves Sc cor; 351Io0; grand
marine view $3.50; one-third cash.
Tenth ave. w side Us feet N OF Point Iobos
ave; 50xl20; street graded and macadamized;
sewer assessment paid; $3.50, or 1875 for one;
one-third cash.
Eighth ave, E. side. SO feet s. from Clement:
one-third cash.
Ninth ave, W. side, $50 feet s. from Point Lobos
ave; f5xl2O: street graded and macadamized;
POINT Looos sewer assessment paid; $13z5; one
quarter cash.
-, dWeitth ave. 700 feet s. from Clement; 25x120;
1880: one-quarter cash.
Thirteenth ave, W. SIDE 275 feet N OF Clement
ST.; 23;llxl2O aud 3O:l wide in the rear; $l325
one-quarter cash.
NE. cor. st. and 25th ave-; 75x125; $780, very
cheap.
Eleventh ave, E. side. $50 feet n. of Clement ST.
5Uxl20; $27UO.
Twenty-second ave, E side, 100 feet s. from Lake
ST.; l75xl20: S6l25 one-quarter cash
Twentyhrst ave. W, side 200 feet 5. from Lake
ST. a lovely lot grand panoramic marine view: ele.
waiting and commanding; lOOxl20; $4,000.
Twenty-frst ave-; 4o124O; also, fronting on 22d
ave- nr. California; $1,000
commanding fine marine view 500, 600; the
frontage on this grand avenue is 240 feet makes
4 8 lots.
Sc cor. 10th ave. and Clement; 275 feet on 18th
ave, running TO 9Th ave. 24U feet. making Lshaped
lot; one OF the choicest sites in Richmond with
mouse pumps, well and large windmill magnificent
marine view; $4,000
Clement ST. N side: entire frontage from 18th to
18TH ayes. 240 feet, including two corner LOTS
Sll,5OO
Sc. corner Point Lobos ave. and Sth ave; fine cor
ner lot, IS :Sx100 $2SG0.
Those who wish to purchase or sell property in
Richmond bear in mind the undersigned has had
prepared abstracts of the principal large tracts of
land in this district and buyers and sellers dealing
through the undersigned can have the use of the
s. ne without cost to them attorneys object to
passing on title with only certificate of search
for their examination. The of abstracts title
for every piece of property above described will be
furnished besides certificates of search. SO there
will be no delay.
APPLY TO
XKT =
The morning call., 1891-02-28

SO-hDi Il A1-hhJs
Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritories.
The stock of the Spokane street railroad
company has been watered from $4,000 to
S500,000
The Arroyo Grande Herald says the
farmers are holding back 10000 sacks of
beans for higher price than cents.
company is working beach sand for
gold near Crescent City. They put through
eighty tons day with six men and steam
engine.
"A Chinese wash-house was started at
Cloverdala recently. but the people smashed
the building and forced the proprietor to
leave town.
a red-throat diver was found dead in the
streets of Santa Rosa last Monday morning.
1t was blown into town from the ocean by
Sundays fierce gales.
The Chehalis Board of Trade subscribed
$4,000 recently toward fund to start
woolen-mill. If $1,000 is raised the enterprise
will be started by parties from Iowa.
A Colusa farmer had occasion to repair
the floor of his granary the other day. He
found olony of rats established there and
slaughtered by actual count 1880 rats ard
S4 mice.
George Frietas was working in a saw-mill
at lnglenOuk, MtndocinO County, last Mon
day, when a splinter struck him in the face,
breaking his jaw. He will be confined to his
room Tor month.
aorrinT I'm ~ Sci - ~ - ~ t tIS w"
80 n5r sc ~, $50 ~ s'ie tei'Ls ", "
will be bound by railroad iron above the sec
ond story, so as to prevent further shrlnkage.
One of the bellies of Healdsburg wore a cab
bage leaf downtown in corsage bouquet
few days ago. When she discovered it she
nastehtd nome ana wore out a lal1 dozen
shingles on her little brother, who was re-
SpOnsible for the trick
TWO irulI urElnS companies OF Santa
lara county are negotiating with San
rIdhcisGo ship-owners 10 charter vessels 10
carry an theIT ufleG fruits TO New ork
around me Horn. Inc moment ship IS
secured the companies VIII LOAD o,OOo,ooo
pouhus'
The County Commissioners of Lincoln
County, New, have given heed to the plants of
the farmers regarding the squirrel pest and
have, Appropriated $1,000 with which to buy
srychnihe, when IS TO be distributed among
the agrlculturlsts, In the hope that the conn
Wy can De lreed from these troublesome AMI
mas
Captain Barlow of the ting Wasp ran
INTO school OF iln-back whales, off Ten
mile Point, Puget Sound, last Friday. For
an hour these big hSh played around the
t tne, anu seeihe e anxious TO money with
ina o' Two or three mad thelr noses
the t,,I witb v,s Jul u. ~ resi- coVereu
49, ,uS VII apGuts VI wafer tuae swept the
Tho Ganf',rd Ca,ti,.a1
+ba foct that tba go $500, ~ II 'iom VI
ciaapinr, r .b b,a0 -" IS
tba Rnsrd f ct III loWhsllP
daciisd tbat te
80 b nc a. nc I az utsts III tuat terrl-
wayl, n tba;r h troo. 70 nave Inns oug at
var Tho hno 80 o 49,. atGt Gay tl:lS
bIaii, oaIor Ia , hoS pe duen9 s oy us JET
cob foioi a.u 'ho ploou-ieu spols' one on
can 'iuulueI'
=. 1t ~ eApecteu Una. run VIII soon begin In
t me e4uh.ry north OIL town. says the Pendle-
ton East 0Iesohian. Land-lumplng has
commenced, and farmers who have settled
The morning call., 1891-02-28
WIND AND WEATHER.
Signal Service Predietions-More II
Prnmised To- Day.

Signal Service Predictions-More Rain
Promised To-Day.
From reports received by the signal SER
vice officer it is learned that the present
storm has been general throughout the
State. According to special bulletin issued
by Lieutenant Finley at noon yesterday
rain or snow was falling at over thirty sta
tons in Northern California. In Southern
California the rain had ceased generally,
but clouds and threatening weather pre-
vailed ut number of stations, especially in
the southwestern portion. Snow has been
general in Nevada.
In this city the heavy rain of Thursday
night was followed by thick cloudy weather
yesterday morning, with occasional showers.
Shortly after noon rain began to fall steadily
and continued without intermiSsion until
after midnight. The wind was from the
southeast moderate. the weather was very
thick and there was every indication that
the storm had come to stay. The rainfall
here for the day up to o'clock in the after
noon was OILS, making 1l.43 inches for the
season.
The weather forecast for to-day is: For
Northern California, rain, turning TO snow
In the mountains, wind generally from
north TO west and fresh to brisk; for South
ern California, light rain. wind north to
west; for Oregon and Washington, fair
wealth er, except hight rain at ROseburg and
BAKER CITY. winds generally south to east.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Release of the Alex NcNau

The ship Alex Mcneil was released yes
terday upon an admiralty stipulation in the
sum of $1,000 with Samuel Blair and James
Moffitt as sureties. The cargo was also re-
leased on a similar stipulation. The jesse
meme aud the Hesperides are still in the Gus
tOdy Of the United States Marshal
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Eggers Is Sane.

The testimony taken on the 10Th inst. in
the matter of the guardianship of the per-
son and estate of DR.. Albert Eggers, an
alleged incompetent person, was filed yes
terday. by the testimony of Drs. Phelan
and Belange, il appears that Eggers Is Of
sound mind, though physically disabled.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Neglected His Child.

August Fischbein was arrested yesterday
on charge Of failiDg to provide for his two
year-old child, Henry Holt of Grace ter
race peing the complainant. he says that
Fischbein left the child in house without
food or care, and had it not been for the aid
rendered by neighbors the little one would
have died
The morning call., 1891-02-28

Alice e. Roberts. wife of g. f. Roberts, has
sued Nathan c. Carnall, Frederick Getcheli
and Henry c. Clement, to recover S275, paid
IN part on purchase Of land. and she pray5
that they be required TO redeiver to her a
note for $780, representing the balance Of
the purchase price.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
THE FURNITURE

Contained in above residence. comprising In part:
one beautiful Parlor Suit of Six Pieces uphoi-
stored in French tapestry goods. with Mahogany
Frames; l Fine Mahogany Farlor Cabinet, with
French plate mirrors: Odd Pieces Reception Chairs,
Patent Rockers, etc; Irish Point Lace Curtains:
Beautiful Chenille Portieres: Rugs: Steel Engray-
ings etc.; ] beautiful Solid Walnut Chamber Suit,
with beyel French plate mirrors: Fine Antique Oak
Chamber Suits; Clipper Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Down Pillows, etc; / Beautiful Hoey Sofa Bed, In
silk tapestry goods; Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets. etc.
Fine Antique Oak MlrrOr-baek SIdeboard; Oak
Extension Table; pining Chairs to match; Hall Hat
Tree, etc.
Range; Cut Glass and Decorated Ware and lot of
other articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS CASH
1t a, l., CRESSWELL, Auctioneey,
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Bush-street Flats. North Side.

Choice modern bay window fats Of 5 and
rooms; bath and laundry each: IN Al condition;
neigbborhood select; - minutes ride from kearny
ST. by Sutter-st. cable; Nos. 2SU6 2SOS Bush St.:
sunny exposure; sanitary plumbing; brick Tounda-
ton: be sure and look at these fats as they MUST
SOLD; rents S52 50: lot 25xS7 IS. w. l. NOR
GAN 6 CO.. 5l2 California st.
WILLIAM BUTTEEFIELD,
fe22 SuTuThSaSuM ct Auctfnneer.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
AUCTION SALES.
.AUCTIONSALE
OF 1890.
Real Estate!
OFarrell Lang
...... AT THE ....,
5. +. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Is Post Street.
ON .....


at N DON.
INVESTMENT ON JACKSON STREET.
500, sO21s and SO4 JACKSON St: 1903 llO31A
o. 100 stockton St; large lot Stockton ST. 81; 6x
%, with 44x2716, on jackson St improvements
render a monthly income OF $65.
NV. COR. RIDLEY AND MISSION STREETS
Lot rs :6179; Improvements consist OF tene-
mehts rented at a monthly income OF SOL
STORE AND FLATS.
1909 Geary ST.; store and rooms; lower fat
rooms and bath: upper fiat 5 rooms and bath; total
income $3.50 per annum; lot 22X6xS2x6.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
1907 Hayes ST; contains parlors, dining room
kltchen' servants room, sunny and capacIous bed
rooms, window front and all latest modern i'm
proyements; cash, above existing mortgage OF
lot 25x75.
Preside HEIGHTS.
:, RESIDENCE lot; sunny side Spruce St, Clay
size 25Nl31:b; street severed, graded and macad
amized; ready for building.
CENTRALLY LOCATED INVESTMENT.
Washington ST., near Powell; 3-story houses OF
rooms each; always rented at Sl3 each, making q
Powel-st. cable line.
ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT.
16. lS and 1917 Prospect place. 2-story house OF +
IoWeF 1h a pain rent $50 per month and fats
rent Szo; total Income, $500 per annum; lot 6Ox55
RITCH-sTREET INVESTMENT.
NE. side of Ritch ST., near Harrison; lot 25xS5
improvements consist of a stable occupied by e
dairyman, with stalls for horses: rent $40 per
annum.i
PINE-STREET RESIDENCE,
22O5 Pine St, bet webster and Fillmore; 2-story
house. rooms and bath; lot 27xlO0; lot worth
$3.50 per front foot.
ELEGANT COTTAGE.
ia Waller ST. contains rooms bath, laundr,
and all the latest modern Improvements; bay-win
dow front; lot 25:6x127:6; bet. Scott and Devsa
dero SITS.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
Sunny side of Waller ST., bet. W ebster and FIJI
more; size 50xl3T:6.
ANOTHER CHOICE RESIDENCE SITE.
Size 32xl37:6; sunny side Scott ST., bet. Bush anc
Pine.
BR0DERICK-sTREET LIT.
Bet: Grove and Fulton sts., sunny side OF street
and size 25Ll00.
NOTE-The above building lots are all on the
sunny side of the street, street work all complete
and lots ready for building.
For further particulars and catalogue apply to
O'FARRELL & LANG,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
IL Montgomery Street.
fe2S st
The morning call., 1891-02-28
A. l. CRESSWElL,
General Aucticneer & Commission Merchant,
lo45 Market ST.. bet Sixth and Seventh.
THIS DAY,

Saturday. February 20, 1891,
AT IL O'Clock, on the premises.
No. 2l23 Howard ST., bet. 18th and 18th,
- WILL SILL.
n, .cco,,r- NJ, I,rr,adtate denarture of owner
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Gift Map Lots.

Five lots splendidly located on cor. Powhattan
and Siegei St: ready for building; convenient
to Mission ST and San Bruno lines: schools,
electric lights. line view: title u s. patent. Par
ticulars OF T. Ii. REYNOLDS CO., 1913 Mont
gomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Marine View Residence Lots

Two slightly lots, S. line Vallejo ST., l3I feet
inches E of Laguna; each lot 30xl37 IS feet: Va
llejo st. is rapidly being built up with the best class
of residences; street severed and fnaeadamlzed;
spectators and home-seekers should investigate
these lots before the auction Particulars OF SHAM
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Executors Sale Income Property, near
Sixth and Bryant-Rent S12O
Per Month.

Nos. 81 to 81 Garden ST., near Bryant: 4 good
houses, rented TIC eight tenants; never vacant aud
producing total rent OF S 20 per MONTH large lot
1O0x75. This property Is offered 70 close an estate
and must be sold; sale is subject to confirmation
by Prostate Court. Apply to AiCAFEE. BALDWIN
& HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

No. T2S Bush ST, n. side, near Mason; large sub
stantial dwellinghouse OF IL rooms and bath: size
OF lot 25xl2O feet extending through to street
this property being close to the business center Is
sure 20 increase in value; rents at present. S55
monthly. Particulars of SHAWN AID, BUCKBEE
q CO, 407-409 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

The rank and file of the Mexican Army
Will be described in the Sunday Call,
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Investment and Income
A RARE CATALOGUE.
Ninth-Srreet Lots,

Choice building lot on NE corner OF Ninth ST. and
McLea court, between Harrison and Bryant SITS;
lot 5OxS5, OF in Subdivisions; street work all DOPE
on line of cable, etc: terms. "a of purchase price
can remain on mortgage il desired. For further
particulars apply TO BOYEE, TOY a CO., l9 Mont
gomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Gertie Held for Trial.

Gertie Graham has been held for trial on
a charge of grand larceny in $1,000 bonds.
She recently stole SIPS and watch from A.
b. Hennun, travelling man. Gertie is
quite handsome and was once an actress,
bu; recently started on the downward path.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
A Rare Chance.

Fine corner lot, block from Golden cate ParL
and blocks from the McAlliSterSt. cable; can't be
duplicated investment; bound to double in
value In the next two years; don't fail TO examine.
situation SW. McAlliSter aud willard sts; in
two subdivisions: size 25xS6 feet each easy terms
II required with Install ment payments. For partcu-
lars inquire OF W. l. MORGAN CO., 5l2 Califor-
N AZ
The morning call., 1891-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
w. j. QUINN.
40 Montgomery Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The best piece of business property in the
western Addition, on west side of Fillmore st.,
near california; stores and dwelling above,
"nu houses in rear; income S1812 per annum;
s.,ee e. accepted by the city; lot 50x137:6;
% splendid purchase, steady and sure in
so laying property, which will increase in value:
$io'ooo can remain on mortgage.
,7ne ST., north and sunny side, near Scott; Nos
- lbs; Sstory fats; income $50 per
street work done; $4,000 e'""'''ou' All
nice resiuehce on broderick St. near Geary;
closets; almost new well built; in fine condirton.
$4,000.
Van Ness ave: 2-story residence: 9 rooms and
bathroom; near Pacific ave. lot 25xlOO; sll 900.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
Cottage near Sixteenth and Mar


Cottage near Sixteenth and Market.
No. Beaver St, sunny side, between Noe and
Castro, Fifteenth and Sixteenth sts size of Ot2 s.
us; cosy cottage of rooms bath, large basement
gas fixtures throughout, garden, stable, hen-hous-
etc; sewerage excellent: street work all d enc:
within 1a block CT Market-st. cable-cars most de
sirabie home terms, n cash; balance easy terms
If desired FOR particulars apply to BOVEE, Tol
d CO.. l9 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

Rev. William r. Alger of Boston will
preach in Berkeley on four Sundays during
the month.
1T is announced that the electric lights for
the streets will be closed down until about
June 1st
There was almost a cloudburst in the vi
cinity of the University Observatory on
Sunday, lis the rain-gauge showed fall of
5.9S inches i'll the twenty-four hours.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

BERTELING has the only reliable methods TO
OF defective sighr. APT Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-02-28
COAST ITEMS.

If you are interested in the insignia of
rank in the United States Navy, read the
Sunday Call.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

The Sc cor. OF Fourth and Clementina SITS: 6 .
story houses; fronting Fourth St. in stores
tenements, and on Clementtna 81; brick founda.
tions under Clementna ST. houses: rent sos SO per
month. exclusive OF water bills; $4,000 re-
main and per cent IL desired corr err 5Ox7O and
inside lot 40I60. For further particulars apply TO
g. II. UMBSEN L CO., Il Montgomery st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-22
INVESTIGATE : PORTLAND
AS A "BEST PLAN. I"
A CONTESTANT AFTER BARNEY'S
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
A Suggestion as to the Best Plan for Get
ting Legal Tenders from the Treas
ury ito Trade Channels.
FORT WORTH, TEX, June 10, 1891.

FORT w ORTH, lex, June ~, 1871.
Editor Gazette:
Dear Sir-I notice in The GAZETTE sew
eral times lately that Governor Gibbs offers
tenders from the treasury into the chan
nels Of trade.
suggest las Democracy is and always
has been opposed to high tariff
and any and all kinds of sub
treasury schemes or the government
borrowing money upon bonds, lands, pro-
duce or anything else; also to national
banks as party, for one man has as much
right to borrow money from the govern
ment on the same security as one dozen,
when the twelve are Incorporated, for we
take it that a natural man has as much and
as many rights under the law as an arti-
fetal one, or ought to at least).
That :, if the congress of the
United States government will reduce the
tariff to an average of say 20 per cent and
make the luxurieS of life bear the burden
of that, and not the things that are used by
the masses Of the people, and give us free
and unlimited coinage Of silver and make
silver good for any and all debts, whether
private or national, and for all du-
ties, it will then take but a
few crops to regulate the circulating me
dunn, for when the money goes to the
farmer and dou't have to be returned to the
government for duties, nor to the manufact-
urer as an extra profit on his capital as a
protection of the poor laborer, but remains
in the hands of the masses or people, it
will soon get into the channels of trade and
remain in them. It is an historical
fact that when the farmer has plenty of
money the entire country prospers, and if
the tariff was reduced, as it should be, the
money will or would stay in circulation and
sRuld not be contracted, and farming would
be profitable, and the tramp" would soon
be thing of the past. Yours, NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-22
The Santa FEES Last Circular.

A. A. Robinson, general manager of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad,
has issued circular addressed to the en-
ployes of the road, which states that gar
nishment suits will be considered sufficient
cause for dismissal The order goes into
effectrJuly l, and three suits against any
employee within one year will. result in
his discharge unless the empiOye can
show that the suits are Cypress
i've. In explaining the position
taken by the company the circular states
that garnishment suits are exceedingly an
noying, as they take the men away from
their work, and while it is conceded that in
many cases they are the result Of misfor-
tune all are called upon to explain the situ-
alton to their creditors, and prevent if pos
sible the beginning of the troublesome ac-
ton by making arrangements to pay their
Indebtedness by installments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-22
Advertising Texas.

The passenger department of the Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway has issued
a pretty pamphlet setting forth the advan-
tages of the state of Texas, the cover page
showing highly colored galaxy of stars,
with one brighter and bigger than the rest
marker Texas" and the inscription from
, Pope, ''Ye little stars hide your diminished
rays" Col. CASTOR Meslier, general pas
senger agent, will ufurnish copies to in
quirers.
1t is composed of admirably condensed
statistics regarding Texas, her crops, their
value, prices of land, ETC., and will doubt
less prove an invaluable advertisement for
Texas, and prove the means of inducing a
large immigration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-22
Tail Lights.

General agent Quigg of the Katy is out Of
the city on business.
The general passenger department of the
Katy has issued a very handsome circular,
printed in colors, giving the summer tourist
rates from Texas to Northern, Eastern and
Western resorts.
A meeting of the business men and prop
erty holders of Palestine was held in the
tiremen's hall on Tuesday evening to con-
slider ways and means to construct a rail-
road from Rusk to Palestine.
A new iron bridge is being erected over
the Blue river, on the Choctaw division of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas. One by
one the old wooden structures are being re-
placed with substantial iron ones.
The recent head-end collision on the Choc-
taw division of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas cost the company not less than S50,-
coo. 1t took two trains of twenty-three cars
each to haul the debris to Parsons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-22
DALLAS.
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE PlO
NEER ASSOCIATION.
Months - Sporting Exercises at
Oak Cliff not Success.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, June 21-The Sixteenth
annual session of the Dallas county Pioneer
association will be held at Hudchin's on
Wednesday and Thursday, July s and. g.
The following programme has been al,
ranged by the executive committee for
JulyS:
l. Meet at 10 a. M, prayer by Brother
John w. Myers, chaplain,
2. Music.
3. Welcome rddress by John P. Gillespie
with response by President John Henry
Brown.
l. Announcement of deaths during the
past year by the president. The following
deaths have been reported so far: John
w. Smith, Capt. Alex W. Webb, Pleasant
Taylor, Miss Liney McDernatt, Elder John
II. Cox, Samuel Phelps, Mrs. Nettie Bales
and W. T. Nance.
5. Miscellaneous remarks.
g. Dinner
Reassemble at 2 O'Clock p. m, after
which the election of officers will take
place. Speeches will then be made by
prominent men, among whom are Governor
Throckmorton and VIM. A. Shaw.
The Sunday law has been generally OBJ
served here to-day for the first time in
months. Scarcely violation has been re-
ported, and the willingness to close has
been universal