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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-25
ALONG TIE RAIL.
Departments of the Coast Diyis-
ion Merged.

Huntington has gone, respiration at Fourth
and Townsend streets is easier and things
have resumed their normal condition.
Heads of DEPARTMENTS are more talkative,
the clerks have forgotten an alacrity of the
past few weeks. born of Difference to au-
thOrity, and the sharp witted and swiftly
moving call-bOy rides. oftener on the eleya-
tor and enjoys longer game of tag in the
hall.
The annual visit OF the company's Presi-
dent was not eventful, aud as far as known,
barren Of notorious result, with two excep-
tions, and these in pursuance of general
plan Of economy, the principles OF which
Mr.. Huntington is endeavoring to impress
upon the minds of his subordinates by both
precept and example. One of these excep-
tons was the noble act of entering tunnel
at Sacramento. and at the risk of Iidicule,
Tescuing two cOupling-irons, rusty and for
gotten. These he saved from the danger of
being buried in the earth and proudly
turned them over to a yard-maSter. The
other event was an order merging the pas
senger and freight departments OF the Coast
division into corresponding departments OF
the Pacific system OF the Southern Pacific
and causing promotions as follows:
II. r. Juda will become Assistant General
Passenger and Ticket Agent OF the Pacific
system, under I. Ii. Goodman, who will
have charge of the passenger business of
the Coast and Santa Cruz divisions.
f. j. Martin is promoted to Assistant
General Freight Agent and will report to C.
F. Smnrr, who will have charge of freight
traffic on the Coast and Santa Cruz diYis.
ions.
G. E. Brown will be under the new order
Assistant General Baggage Agent, under
@. l.. Crabtree, recently appointed General
Baggage Agent in place of .. G. Wheeler,
decreased.
The auditing department Of this division
was Incorporated into the general system
last year, and the present change makes it
highly probable that the operating depart
ment will also be put under the manage
ment of the Pacific system.
The following changes in time on the
Southern Pacific are announced to take
place on May LIST: A new local train for
Sacramento leaves at A. NJ. The Santa
Rosa train, now leaving at A. NJ, will de-
part at Z 80. The overland train for second
class passengers will leave at A. NJ. instead
Of 1890 The Sunset route, overland, for
Los Angeles and the East, will leave at
P. NJ. instead of O'Clock. as low, and the
local passenger for Calistoga and Martinez
now l,Rying at o'clock. will not leave until
4:30, and will run through to Stockton.
w. III. Snendaker Of The Denver and Rio
Grade returned yesterday from a trip to
Los Angeles
Messrs. Morrison and Deasey, of the In
terstate Commerce Commission, will soon
Visit the Pacific Coast.
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NO LIQUOR FOR MINORS.


Intoxicants Not to BE Sold to Persons
Under Eighteen.
Following is the text of the law relative
to minors recently passed by the Legisla-
ture:
An act to prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors
TO miuOr children.-Approved March IL,
1891.
The People of the State OF California, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. Every person who sells or gives, or
causes 10 be delivered, 10 any minor child male
or female, under The age of Is years. any iutoxi.
calling drink, In any quantity whatsoever, or
who, as proprietor or manager of any saloon or
Dublc-house where intoxicating liquors are sold,
permits any such minor Guild under the age or s
years TO visit said saloon or publichouse where
Intoxicating liquors are sold, for the purpose of
gambling, playing cards. billiards, pool, or any
game OF chance, shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demeanor. and shall, upon conviction thereof be
punished by fine OF not less than 500 nor more
than $500, and In default Of payment OF said fine
shall be imprisoned In the County jail for pe-
rlod OF not less than 100 days.
See. 2. All acts conflicting with this act are
hereby repealed
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect Immediately
upon Its passage
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Appointments Made by the Board of
Harbor Commissioners.
The State Board of Harbor Commissioners
held lengthy meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which were filled eight places, made vacant by
resignation or expiration OF terms OF service
The resignation was by Wharfnger D. II. Alder
son, who wa. succeeded by d. j. Crowley. The
other arpointees are: j. B. Hyslop, wharfinger
vice Z. Ditelbach; Ed Short tpromOtion), wharf
niger, Mission street. vice j. H. Mckinney; j.
+. Thomas. whaIiinger, vice j. " Bell Henry
Z. Brown, collector Broadway and Pacific, vice
J. r. Mead; j. h. Richardson. collector, Sections
l aud 2, vice j. II. Maddox John Tyson. collcc-
tor, vice Ed Short, elected wharfiuger; f. p
Walker, collector, vice z. X. UKeefe. The
wharfneers draw a S125 monthly salary each
and collectors 500 each.
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English Mheat nIarLat

LIVERPOOL, April 24.-The spot market Is quiet
but firm at IS l012d. Cargoes firm at 46s
for off coast, 45d 81 for just shipped and 45s Sd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, IS 91hd; May, IS
91ad; June. IS 912d July, IS Sgd; August, IS
9Ad September, IS ESD; October IS 914d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 24.-COnsols. SO 1-l6: United
States Bonds-4s, LA; do, AIS, 1O4; Silver, A;
Rentes, 94f Soc
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. April "a
faAKY OF THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY EVENING. April "a
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat weaker and unsettled.
Barley steady.
Oats, Corn and Rye firm.
Bran and Middlings higher
Hay strong.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes weak and dull
New Onions plentiful.
Butter steadier
Cheese unch tnged.
Eggs weaker.
of Eastern Poultry in
Hare and Rabbits lower
GOOseberries in market
Oranges firm. Lines steady. Lemons dull.
Dried Peaches and AprIcots weak.
Rasins continue depressed.
Hams and Bacon firm.
Hogs lower. Mutton and Lamb easy.
Coffee weak aud quiet.
Nut OIL lower.
Liverpool Salt higher.
Rice unchanged.
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pies Home. Its report to the board will
State that owing to the fact that the COM
Street Departments that the lot would be
required for their use, it is deemed unwise
to consider any proposition to lease the
premises. The committee regrets, however,
that it is not in its power to foster such
pr iseworthy institution by giving the as
sistance asked
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terry street snear Vallejo, for years. Brady
says he has known the girl since she was an
infant and has frequently loaned her money,
but denies that he induced her to leave
home. He says that Juliais nearly 10 years
for F,,r
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James M. Streeten, assignee OF the Ameri-
can Bridge and Building Company in in
solyency, has petitioned the Superior Court
10 restrain the California State Company
and others from dsposing of Il, 500 shares of
the State company's stock, claimed by him
as part of the assets of the Bridge and
Building Company,
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NEW YORK, April 24.-The stock market to-day
was feverlsh and irregular and the final outcome OF
the days bushes was generally for small changes
the further engagement of 81 800 900 in gold
for shipment to Europe tomorrow. Governments
dull and easier. Petroeum-PennsyIvania spot
closed at 695sc.
New YORK. April 24.-Unted States Bonds-4s
12l; 41s's. l02; Northern Pacific, 265s; Cana
dian Pacific. 1914 Central Pacific, 81; Union Pacific
5l4: Atchison. 341a: wells-Fargo. lao: Western
Union. $3.50 Silver s612c; Sterling. 81 S6@4 ss1a
NEW YORK, April 2i.-Wheat. cash. -; May
81 22Is. Flour-Firm. Coffee-May, SIT so. Sugar
33-l6931ac Hops-Pacife Coast. "a 932c. Hides
1S12c Copper-Lake. sl5 10. Tin-Spot, $40 90.
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Knocked Her Teeth Out.

There was a lively scrimmage in room
at 103 Montgomery street at an early hour
yesterday morning between Katie Rearden
and William Jones, saloon-keeper She
received a blow in the mouth that split her
lips and knocked two teeth down her throat
She went then to the Receiving Hospital
for treatment, and also made complaint for
her asSailantS arrest.
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Is 1t Anthracite or Not?

The suit Of the United States against W.
F. Thomas for $3.50, duty on 1861 tons of
coal, was begun yesterday in the United
States District Court before Judge Hawley.
For the Government it Is contended that
the coal is bituminous and therefore duti-
able at 81 IS ton, while the defendant de-
clares it is anthracite, and not dutiable.
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Exchange and Bullion.


Steamers to sail to-day the Gaelic for China
and Japan, the Newbern for Mexico, the UmatIla
for Victoria and Puget Sound, the State of Califor-
mia for Portland the Lakme for Puget Sound the
Pomona for San Diego and the Point Iona for
Grays Harbor. The China falls due from China and
Japan. the Acapulco from Panama, the Coos Bay
from San Pedro, the q. w. Elder from Portland the
Yaqnna from the southern coast and the Truckee
from Tillamook Bay.
Wheat charters prior to arrival are: British Iron
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INSECT STUDENTS.
The chronological Society Make Sue
casafuI

The chronological Society Make a Sue
cessful Start.
The California chronological Society,
which was organized on March 18th with
the objects of promoting chronological re-
search and of Systematically searching out
all insects friendly and injurious to the
fruit interests of California, held its second
meeting at 900 Suffer street yesterday.
GA paper on Fungi" which was to have
been read by Mr.. Lelong, was post poned on
account Of his inability 10 be present.
After the President, Ed. NJ. Ehrhorn of
Mountain View, had read paper on the
Aphelinus fuscipennis, the parasite which
destroys the San Jose scale, a recess was
taken to enable tile members to examine
through the microscope the parasite and
some specimens prepared by G. C. Riedy.
The society intends to mold quarterly
meetings and expects to establish shortly an
chronological library and collection.
The following were proposed for member
ship at yesterdays meeting: Leonard Coates
Of Napa, Professor C. FL. Allen of San jose,
A. d. Pryal of Alameda County, Captain
L. KIllner of Berkeley.
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Chicago Mark cts.

CHICAGO. April "a. Wheat was fairly active and
unsettled. The opening weaker aud from 1zc
to s4c lower, rallied " from early decline then
receded from Csc to p. again, started up and adj
vanced from lc to 1Isc broke off suddenly lc
huctuated some and closed from lie to lac lower
than yesterday. Receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
ments. i43,UO0 bushels. Rye duh at soc, Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO. April 24.-wheat cash. 81 ll14 Corn
721Rc. Pork-$l2 75. Lard-$6 s21a. Ribs-$6 So
Whisky 81 lS
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MONG GONE WRONG.
A Chinese Interpreter Charged
With Duplicity.
BE Is Said to Have Aided in the Sale Of
Countryvoman Debating the Re-
pudiation of Bond.

Again the breath of scandal has been felt
in the precincts of the Federal courts, and
this morning the clerks, deputies and at
taches will have real sensation to engross
their powers of speculation. In this case
as in many Others, the Chinese are the NOV
ing figures and Chinese gold the motive
power.
This time the eyes of the public will be
drawn toward Louie Mong, acting interpre-
ter in Chinese habeas-cOrpus cases, In the
absence and incapacity of Daniel Vrooman
through protracted illness. Mong was
the linguistic go-between in the Chinese
Commissioner 5 Court when Ward McAllis-
ter Jr held forth in Room &C OF the APP
praiser's Building, and is now engaged in
the same capacity under Commissioner
Houghton, McAllister's successor. But
MonE does not seem to have been content
with his stated stipend. and has been en-
gagged in the Importation of Chinese wO-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DAT ArE unTEI

J Butterworth &w, Phila
Miss L w Butterworth, Pa
Miss L Butterworth, Pa
Miss NJ Il Butterworth, Pa
Mrs II ID Bennett, Pa
L } Hewlett, Pa
Mrs w Dobson, Pa
Miss J w Dobson. Pa
ID G Ferris, New YORK
S G Constant, Peru
w L CORTLAND, England
w II Thompson, England
Julia E Strawn, Illinois
ID g Strawn, Illinois
N w Aalsey 4 W. Chicago
Il b Winterhalter, Mlwke
j Penrose. Philadelphia
J S Buchanan II VT, Penn
Mrs A NJ Myer, Pennsyi
Miss Ida Myer, Pennsylv
7 Coe Il W, Pennsylvania
DIR A Coles, New Jersey
Mrs J G Bushnell. N j
Miss e S Coles, New Jerry
DIR j A Coles, New Jersey
Mrs NJ Blundin. Philadel
II I King a. W. Rochester
T Il Simpson, Boston
L @ Ferris, Boston
II II COPYRIGHT. Chicago
j w Harris, Nevada
j Fellow a. WI, Pa
VIM Fetiow, Philadelphia
j Williams a. VT, N j
A Hitler, Woodland
j S Thrieve. New York
G Mansfield Jr ~ WI, Mil
waukee
A q linn & VT, MIL
waukee
j II Moorhead, London
w j Britain d VT, SCarlos
w G Beal & VT, Mass
Mrs W A whitcomb, Mass
II M Duflieid, Detroit
G L Baker. Boston
II II Borehery, Boston
c A Watson, str Australia
II Silver, Los Angeles
Mrs Il Gilbert, st Paul
CIV Wood, Ohio
w I AlDridge. Rochester
Mrs S Crump, Montclaii
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w S Harris & W, Pa
Mrs + z Brewer, Pa
Miss L C Brewer, Pa !.
Miss NJ P Brewer. Pa
Mrs Z L Levy, Phila
Mrs ) b Chllds, Phlla
" II Ensign Jr & W, n j
Mrs II 7 Day, n j
j Hart Il W, Pennsylvania
Geo Shannon & w, Pa
Miss L Shannon, Pa
Miss L g Hewlett, Pa
Mrs NJ T Harris, Pa
Mrs W + Sample, Pa
ID Buck IL w, Pa
= p Rungan, New Jersey
DIR $ Long, New Jersey
j w Dugliss, New Jersey
Mrs K q Brigham, Pa
Il Buchanan ~ W, Pennsy
Miss A Il buchanan, Pa
A Brand 81 W, Pennsylva
Mrs Baskerville, Miss
c Baskerville, Mississippi
A + Park. Pennsylvania
I Ii w alker. Pennsylvania
w M Coward, Woodland
III j Nichols, Auburn
q T. Goodman, Auburn
Miss NJ J Willard, Cal
Mrs X A Graham.S Diego
Miss Young, Kentucky
Miss Qulgley, Kentucky
t L TuSgard, Duland
~ t Anderson. Glasgow
DR. Mary @ Gydison, Cal
Dr w ID Batcock, l. Ang
Mrs ID L Keat, Vermont
Miss VI keat, Vermont
DR. J M McComas. LosAng
HI Gleeson, New York
/ w Watts, Salinas
Mrs J q Sheppard. SRafael
J Sheppard, san Rafael
q L Crump. Montclair
II w Remington, Cal
Mrs l. G Remington. Cal
f Ii Carroll a. W, Sacto
Miss Carroll. Sacramento
II NJ Fowles, England
Mrs + Nj Mygatt, NwYork
X X Mygart, New York
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TO DOROTHY.

+ faith, DAINTY chatelaine,
With beauty blessed and pride;
bunth =; keys upon a chain
Gags dangling at thy side.
Each key Will open some poor heart
Thou didst not seek to win.
Unlock each door and thou wilt start
To find thyselt within.
7 truth, tits sad alone to sigh,
A prisoner to love,
While you bird OF freedom fly,
A captlOuS wOOd-nymph rove.
And yet, you're lock ed within each breast
At least you're held in mine
While /, in chains, can find no rest
Within that heart OF thine.
F. S. NJ. in Judge
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Rvan and His Bad 1angbter.

Daniel Ryan, the father of Julia Ryan,
who was taken from disreputable lodging
house on California street and booked for
ihe Magdalen Asylum, caused the arrest
Of Thomas Brady on charge Of abduction.
RYAN and Brady have worked in the same
le(l-yard and have been neighb0rs on Bat
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The Health and Police Committee of the
Board OF Supervisors has finally disposed
OF the application of the Kings Daughters
for the old hosrAel property at North
Beach, formerly occupied as the Ord Pee
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DOM cheat yoursslg
out Of a good sBose by
taking q poor 1mi tation
for the genuine Seal OF
Nor tn Carolina Plua
Cut Tobacco.
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Produce Market.

snip Lord Cairns, 1911 tons, United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp, SIS Cd; British iron ship An
trope, 1443 tons. same options ABS; British iron
bark ArthurstOne 1863 tons, same options private.
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hORNING sALfS
80 Water. 951a; 100 do, So: do 9514: 80
F Gaslight, 631@; 3 Safety Nitro Powder, ia
$1,000 Water 6's, l17Ss; $1,000 do, 1l714;
$1,000 Omnibus Gable is, l1514.
AFTERNOON SALES.
SIS Water 1914; ITO do, a412; IS S F Gasllght,
6312: Oakland Gas, IS; 20 do. 35l4.
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Bank OF Haywards.

The Bank of Haywards has been incor.
porated, with w. F. Goad. w. C. Bslcher
G. w. Prescott, j. Garretson, j. Hollister. ],
Boggs and j. E. Crooks as Directors. The
capital stock is 500, 1000, of which $50, GOO
has been taken up
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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 ahehad Children, she gave them castoria.
aus " saTuTh
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San Francise Moat Market.

Live Hogs are a shade weaker. No other changes
Mutton and Lamb are easy Wholesale rates from
saughterers TO dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality 5ia96c; second quality
SC; third 90, sC94Ihc
YEAL-Large, 5@6c; small Calves, 6a7c.
MUTfON-Wethers, SGeSt ac: Ewes, &c.
SPRING LAMB-lO1llc . 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 5D51sc o 10 for heavy hard
granted and 5145 12c for light average do; stock
Hogs, 4laSa&sc o ID; dressed do. 81 q ID.
Fami y Retail Market.
Butter and Eggs are plentiful at last weeks prices
There is no change In Meats beyond slight cheap-
ening In Mutton and Lamb.
Poultry continues rather high and good Young
BOOSTERS are remarkably so, being very scarce.
Geoseherrles have appeared and Cherries are
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FLoUR-Good demand. Net cash prices are:
Family extras. So 4OG5 so; Bakers extras, IS 400
50 city superhne, SO 1894 90: interior brands,
IS 25@5 50 for extras and So 1894 20 . Dbl for
superfne.
Neutrality-suspicious. declined yesterday morn
ing but the spot market kept steady at the quota
lions OF the preceding day. Business was quiet,
both on and Oft call. No. 1. 81 1901 771a; choice.
81 90; extra choice, for milling, 81 S21291 Sta .
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looked for within a few days. Strawberries con
tinue dear, as few are coming in.
Vegetables show few changes
Several varieties of Fish are cheaper and tie mar
ket is well supplied.
Following The CALLS regular weekly retail
price LIST:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
srnAxrna: prsrlNAr1oN sA11s: wnnr

SEA AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, ChronOneter and Instrument
Maker Is Market Street
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Peerless levied an assessment of 1oc yesterday.
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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EIGHT PLACES FILLED.

The weather al the Heads was foggy yesterday
with northwest wind blowing at the rate of Q,
miles an hour. The barometer stood 30.06.
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Buyer '91-10O, 81 70: 100. 81 77Js. Seller '91-
200, 81 64M. Buyer 81, after August 1st-lOO
81 71i4: 100 81 711s; 100. 81 7034 700. 81 701a;
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Arrived.
FRIDAY. Apr "A.

For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eighth Page.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-10-01
MOrtxaxe Sale,

Default having been made i'm the payment
ofthe sum OF Six hundred and sixty-seven
and forty five hundredths dollars, (S667- 45lOO)
which Is claimed to be due aud is nue. at the
date of this notice upon certain Mortgage.
duly executed and delivered by Jane R. Butler
and Andrew C. Butler. her husband. to Jennie
Emerson, bearing date the 18th day of Noyem-
ber A. d. 1889, to secure the unpaid balance Of
the purchase money of the property therein
and hereinafter described. which said mort
gage was duly recorded in the office of the
Register OF Deeds in and for the County of
Stearns and State of Minnesota, on the 18th
day OF December, A. ID. 1850. at ten o'clock A.
N In book ''s6' of mortgages, on page 522,
wise having been instituted to recover the
debt securedby said Mortgage, or any part
thereof.
-, Now THEREFoRE, Notice is hereby given,
That by virtue OF the power of sale contained
in said Mortgage, and pursuant TO the statute
in such case made and provided the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
Mortgage, viz:
Eots number Three and -Four rs and Al in
Block number Three Isl of and in Janes's Ad
corded plat of said addition on file in the office
of the Register Of Deeds in and for said Stearns
county, Minnesota. and situate in said Stearns
county, Minnesota, with all lhe heredii aments
and appurtenances; which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of said Stearns County, at the
front door of the Post f,ffice in the CITY OF
Sank Centre In s Sas G9pPUt a
ten O'Clock A. NJ of that day. 1T public vendue,
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt and interest and the taxes ,ifsny) on said
premiser. and fifty dollars, attorneys fees, az
stipulated In and by said Mortgage to be paid
in case Of foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed by law; subject to REDEEM vIiOn at any
time within one year from the day Of sale, al
provided by law.
Dated Sept, 18th. A. d. 1891.
JENNIE EMERSON, MORTGAGES.
NJ. Hogan, Attorney for Mortgage.
John p. Hammered, Sheriff of Stearns County
Minnesota,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-10-01
Marriage Bells.

On Wednesday evening the marriage OF
Miss Martha j. Woolford of this city
and J. W. Ward of Little Falls, was
solemnized by Rev. c. E. Blodgett, at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
J. c. Parker. The occasion was a
notable one, there being large number
of guests present, and the bridal presents
were numerous, handsome and valuable.
The refreshments which were served in
three courses. were unusually choice and
in great abundance Miss Woolford is a
young lady very highly esteemed ia this
city where she has lived from childhood.
She is educated and refined, and by her
uniform courtesy and dignifed bearing
has commanded the respect of the COM
munity. She has large circle of warm
personal friends attached to her tor those
qualities of head and heart which dis
tinguish the true lady.
MIR. Ward is agent for the Northern
Pacific railroad at Little Falls, and
Justly occupies proud position among
the business men of his city and the
patrons of the road. He is distinguished
among railroad men for his habitual
courteous treatment of all with whom
he comes in contact-a fit groom for his
amiable bride. The congratulations OF
scores of friends attend them.
The bride and groom will make tour
to Salt Lake City, returning by way OF
Denver, and expect to be absent about
three weeks. after which time they will
be lat home" in Little Falls.