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The morning call., 1891-03-26
SEA AND SHORE.
Loss of an English Steamer and
Part of Her Crew.
Arrival Of the Colima From Panama The
Strong Wind Drives a Steamer Into
Port-He Signed for Life.


Dispatches from the East bring the news
Of a terrible shipWreck and loss of life The
Rritisb steamer Strathsirlv was driven
ashora ono ,niIa hoInm Chiaan,ioon,;oo m
a a. oAo ~ oe0" oliio"uiiooNiso on
tuesday afternoon, ana nineteen OF her
crew Oh twehty-sl& were drowned. All the
officers OF the vessel were lost wltea the ex-
ceptlon of the second mate. Tie steamer,
according to later reports, was fast breaking
mn She was hound from Santiago de China
~ RaItin,ora Jha Mac. wbar.. ~, vessaI
W $50 = 80 -" c. uo.tnnas ond
"eh' aonoie 10 cioee W oaPe hi"''ei"s' an"
is regarded as one of the most dangerous
| points on the Atlantic Coast. The Strath-
airy was an iron steamer OF 1919 tons
register, length 2S2:6 feet, beam 34:S feet.
and was 1913 feet deep. She was in the
| highest class at Lloyd's and was owned by
| Mcintyre 81 Co. of Newcastle, England.
sIIIP-owNERs, ATTENTION
Danptv Collector + r Jaroma has ro-
ceived n circnlar from Acting Secretary of
the Treasury A. B. Nettleton, addressed to
the supervising and local inspectors Of
| steam vessels, calling their attention to the
/ provisions of Sections 44&S and 44S9, Re-
| viSed Statutes, and Section "a, Rule Ill,
Rules and Regulations of the Board OF Su-
pervislng inspectors, which required steam
ers TO carry "line-carrying pr0iectileS and
the means of propelling them" and which
was suspended by the act OF Congress of
the 29th INST, the limitation having then
expired.
The schooner Addie Gracier was libeled
yesterday by Ole Hansen in the United
States District Court for work done in re-
pairing her. The amouut claimed is S196 10.
FORCED INTO PORT
Tho staamar EaraIIon from Cbamnarico
FOR San Francisco nmt into Port n .,rfnrd
on Tuesday On accnnnt Of the strong north
WI west wind O' "''O''i' - '''0 ''''s A'' W.
A djspatcb from London states that the
British bark Priorhll. which left San Fran
cisco October 9th. has arrived at WestpOrt.
The vessel was badly damaged during a
heavy gale, and it is feared part of her
cargo is also damaged.
The sealing schooner j. II. Lewis was
spoken of YaQuina Bay, March 10th. She
reports having taken 70 sealskins.
Captain John SilOvitch of the tug Alert
was not visible yesterday. 1t was learned
that the Captain had signed articles for life
on Tuesday night Good luck to him.
ON SPECIAL MISSION,
The revenue steamer Rear has bauled ont
into The stream and viii sail nm Stinrdav
for Alaska on a sneciaI mission Her trim
has nofbing IN do viii fhe seal fishery.
A dIsnateh fran Calcutta saws the Oueen
I,,.,i.,,,.3 g. g. -
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aug 2y saTuTh
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 25.-In the stock market to-
day dizziness prevailed, except in Changers and n
few specialties The covering in Changers resulted
in forcing them up, and the whole market partipa-
ted slightly. The close was rather heavy at gener
ally slight fractions higher than last evening Sugar
however. up "a. There was reaction In the
last hour in Comstock Tunnel, Phoenix Mining and
a few other specialties. Governments steady.
Petroleum-April closed at 1880
NEW YORK, March 25.-United States Bonds, As,
12l; 41a's l02; Northern Pacific, "a Z Canadian
Pacific, 77 Central Pacific, 291a; Union Pacific
AIS; Atchison. 81; welIs-Fargo, lao; Western
Union, s0ss; Silver, 974ac; Sterling, 81 81 @
S91s.
NEW YORK, March 25.-wheat cash, =; May.
81 1914.
Flour-Firm.
Coffee-$l7 20.
Sugar-5Is@5A.
Hops-Pacifc Coast. 229 soc.
Hldes-131ae.
Copper-Lake, $1S So.
Tin-Spot, $50 10.
Lead-Domestic, 81 37Hs.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-April. 721c.
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city by the Colima, which arrived in this
port yesterday. The girl is supposed to
have been shipped by May Hayward for
immoral purposes, despite the close search
OF the steamer by detectives. This woman
and May Gottinger. whom she had induced
to accompany her, were taken off the
steamer and dealt with by the law. The
captain OF the City of New York suspected
something wrong with the Palmer girl and
when he met the Colma transferred her to
that vessel. The police now have charge
of the girl, who is 10 wears of age
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SIR CUPID.

~ IR CUPID once, as have heard.
AN Determined TO discover
!, % What kind OF a IN an maid preferred
~ Selecting for lover.
So putting on a soldiers coat.
He talked of martial glory;
And from the way he talked, they say,
She seemed to llke-the story
Then, with smile sedate and grim,
He changed his style and station,
In shovel hat and CATERS trim,
He made his visitation.
He talked of this, discussed on that,
Or Palestine and Hermon;
And from the way he preached, they say
She seemed to like-the sermon!
Then changed again, he came to her
A roaring, rafting sailor,
He cried, Ho, no love you SO!
And vowed he'd never fail her.
He talked OF star and compass true,
The glories of the ocean,
And from the way re sang, they say,
She seemed to Iike-the notionl
Then Cupid puzzled in his mind,
Discarded his DISCUSSES:
"That you no preference seem TO ma,
My fancy much surprises"
Why, so ?'' she cried, with roguish sm1leI
why, prithee why so stupid?
do not care what garb you wear,
So long you are-CuptdF
FREDERIC L. WEATHERLY. in Temple Bar
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A Florida Crocodile.

Thomas Harrington has the skin of gen.
uine Gro Odile, the fifth ever known to have
been captured in Florida, says the Punta
Gorda Courier 1t was killed by Messrs.
Whitehead and Parsons, at Cape Sable, and
me assures nine feet ten inches in length.
This animal resembles the alligator very
much, with the exception OF the head, which
is much narrower, and the upper jaw works
instead OF the lower; two of the front teeth
project through the upper jaw and all of the
upper teeth resemble pearl. The color is
made up Of olive and black spots"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Alice A Brady to Benjamin Heaiey. lot on
". line of Victoria ST., go 5. OF Sherman,
S. 25XIUO. ,,.....,.,. $50.
Thomas A. Hughes TO James b. Page .Jr lot i
Block J. Sunny Vale Homestead .........-. Gran
Joseph Newman ct al. to L. I. Fem, lot on
TO. .1,.,...........,'. II
William Rowe to j. P. Treanor, lot on L. line
SSH, EiIi;S.NW. 81 W, iO6 SIS 94l
Christina de Noon to Robert FaessIer, lot on
W. line or Sixteenth ave, 12I:I ;. Of Calf
william VILLAIN e 4 Alien en- 10 James i I5rga6 jot
Block 6s, Silver Heights ,,....t...,... II
Milo HoadIey to Sadie NJ MORAN. LOT on s
lire Of Pine St.. S7:6 W OF Lyon, W. 25x
100 ..,...,'....-.,,,.,,..'.. II
Robert Wilson to Elizabeth Wilson lot on
n. line of Duncan st., $40 ". Of Ci1err.ro.
w. 25xII4.... ......................,,.,.' GIL
o Of Is % s " A OF ebsteF S' on me
Otto Lang ct al to Leonard Lang, lot on Il.
2 Iaas g Ems 81 1870 W. Of custer W.
August Lang ct al. to otto Lang. lot on n
line of Ellis ST ii w Of " ebsIer W % a
x6S ...................-...
99 on a inc Uoey to william n Cor
Twenty fourth, $ 4Ox 90 .....'..... II
Cora b. Smith TO b. X. Taylor, lot on NW.
I47 ca Esd "i lot on i s,s W c, osgx
1854 W. of Cherry, S. l27:s54, W. li4:S
N, 90, Ne 1872 +. los ;t................... Il
Clara NJ. Davis and husband to Lee Hibbard,
lot on D. line OF Point LoboS ave-, 26:S w.
OF Iweuty-sec a, W, % lOV. .:'a.'.'.... Il
ii, o. SroeS1r anu VIC 10 b.itlst' poe, uH,
Polk ST., lao 5. OF Hayes, 5. 3lx!1O i
faSlnG nv Nv Seihe n Associasi9n 20 r. W;
OIaISe, iot On y T. cor; oI A"ehtS-secohd -
and Noe SIS, n c ~ 1865
Ellen fehn ii 70 mares + FeuhelI, Iot on w
,inS " 1Sii"h ave. % w. VI 0iAteeHth ST.,
d IL - Z,
81 O. L we ST. IOo w. oil Alabama W.
1Sito II, Ii,i q
Io,d,tc;, - IL 80 10 ~ ~, 10 5lce
chez chez ST. ia s. OF Twenty-second, s. 22;51
rrtei,ra =, i,o,J 70 .. ~ !;
Nv tine a. T, ~ 0aiioo OF 'C y u ~ o1
and s, Block 2s1, Western tern Addition ,oi So
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Steamers to sail to-day the San Bias for
Panama, the Umatllla for Victoria and Puget Sound
the Coos Bay for san Pedro. and the Newport for
Newport. The Arcata. Arago and Emily fall due
from Coos Bay the Willamette Valley from Yaquina
Bay, the Humb olLt from Humboldt Bay, the Corona
from San Diego, and the Gypsy from the Salinas
River.
The Zeaandia falls due from Honolulu Tuesday.
The bark Rufus E. Wood, 1406 tons, loads Coal at
Seattle for this port. Bark General Farchild. 1856
tons. Coal at Departure Bay for this port. Ship
Florence, 1905 tons. Merchandise at this port for
New York.
The Cyrus Wakefield takes for Havre 69,227 ctls
Wheat valued at $I05, 800.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 25.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Bakers Flour advanced.
Wheat dull.
Barley weaker.
Oats, Corn aud Rye quiet.
Ground Barley marked down.
Cracked Corn and Corn Meal lower.
Hay steady
Beans unchanged.
Provisions rising
New Pine Nuts offering.
Potatoes unchanged.
Onions lower.
Butter and Cheese quiet.
Eggs easier.
A car OF Eastern Poultry In.
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that one of your ability should not exercise
it induced what Mrs. Wilmarth termed my
'disquisiton,' over the remem brance Of
which | have shed many bitter tears, for
feared you might consider it, as it was, a
thrust aimed at you, deem it unwomanly
and hold me in low esteem because of it,"
MY dear little woman, it made a man of
me-" he returned with kiss
Their bridal tour was in foreign lands,
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CHICAGO. March %. Wheat was lower and ner-
vously weak. The market opened firm with prices
from 1sc to Il higher than yesterdays closing,
and advanced q more for May, and A@Ic more
for July, then broke off IrreguIariy 17sc :or May
and 2i4c for July recovered some ruled irregular,
and closed about 1sc lower for May and 7sc lower
for July than the closing figures OF yesterday Re-
cepts. $4,000 bushels; shipments, 401 900 bush
els. Rye steady at S54Sc. Barley nominal
CHICAGO March 25.-Wheat, cash, 81 Oh.
Corn-664c.
Pork-$l1 Sta.
Lard-S6 90.
Ribs-S5 10.
Whisky, 81 16
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He Stole a Watch.

Henry Levy. young hoodlum, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer NJ. o. Andrews
for petty larceny, having entered room in
Studebaker's warehouse on Berry street in
which the workmen hang their clothes and
stolen from a coat a silver watch, When
searched at the Southern Station several
pawn tickets were found on him, and il is
thought that they may lead to the discovery
of other stolen goo DIS.
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Articles of incorporation have been filed
as follows:
The Pacific Labelling Company, to secure pat
ents, etc. Dlrect0rS-Tnornas A. Vest, A. s.
Chemenaunt. Parker Critenden, Charles L.
Newell and Peter Olsen. Capital stock, $3.50
600, OF which $4,000 has been subs cribed
The Golden Rod Mining and Milling COMPANY.
TO carry on general mining business. Sub
scribed capital stock, S2,400,00O. Directors
f. A. Davis, W. T. Bushnell. George NJ Chase,
George Michigan, j. j. Owen, L. E. Cothr au and
George A. Muirsou.
The City Building and Loan Association with
SO 100000 capital stock and $4,000 sub
scrbed. Dlrectors-Gustavus l.. Smear, }. ".
Medeles, Henry Stern. Siegiried NickelsburC.
II. 5. Mannheim, Mendel Esberg, Robert Hodge,
D. b. Woolf and Julius Hart.
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San Franciso Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 696l5c; second quality.
515c; third do, 46o5c.
VEAL-Large, 5@D6c; small Calves, 7c.
UTI0N-wethers, SO 12c; Ewes, sc.
SPRING LAMB-121ac 2 n.
3PoRK-Live Hogs 1sc q 10 for heavy hard
granted and 1905 Iac for light average do: stock
Hogs. 41a@pi3sc g 10: dressed do 7la@S &c q d.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, May and June, 71s@714; Wool
Bags 36@9SSc.
LEATHER QuOtabIe as follows; Heavy solo,
25@27c p n: medium and light dc, 21@23c = 10
No. 2 sole, l902lc; Rough Leather l69l7c; BUT.
12@l4c 2 foot Side Leather, i2@Dl4c q FOOT; Calf
skins, 6O@75c p 10; Kps, S3696O q doz; No,
Harness, 2692Sc: No. do. 22@25c y ID.
SUGAR-lhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all &c "a 10:
Dry Graduated, csc; COnfectioners' A, 65sc;
Extra c, 4$4c; Golden e, 412c q ID Bags, 14c more
than bbls
The American Refinery quotes as follows, terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, &c q ID: Extra Fine Powdered,
7I4c; Dry Graduated, $50: Xxx do, 634c COnfec-
TONERS A, 65sc White Extra e, &C. Extra G, 45sc;
Golden @, 43sc "a 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-26

Don't cheat you2sel2
out OF a goo6 e@cSe by
taking q poor 4ma tatteE
for the genuine Seal cG
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m 6p
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LORIN REAL ESTATE

CHANCE FOR HoME-SEEKERs AT LoRIN
- Come quick; only 20 lots left: $3.50 each /:
$40 down and 50 month; a bargain; cottage 3
aud down, bath, only $500, $500 down and $50
a month: take Berkeley train; Sunday engage
ments; numerous other cottages and lots on terms
TO suit. Apply to W. c. MORAN. Lorin, or to
DUSINBURY i WURTS, ACT Ninth ST., oak
land. mr24 1t
IGOR A NICE LOT FOR A HOME APPLY TO L.
4 II. SHAW at Lorin Lumber-yard; cheap II taken
EooR, mr24 IT
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, March 25.-The spot lnqeket is quleter
at IS SGD. Cargoes are steady at Ais Sd for off
coast, 40s Sd for just shipped and Ais for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS 414d; April, IS
41@d; May, IS 4d; June. IS Sgd; July, IS 215d;
August, IS 2l4d; September. IS I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, March 25-Consols, 90 1l-16; United
States Bonds, 4's-1231a; do 41a's, 1O414; Silver,
ASS; Rentes. 95f 2ac; Bullion out of Bank of En-
gland, Ell, 600
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MORNING SALES.
Board-56 Water, "a; Cal Electric Light,
1885; 20 Omnibus Cable, 81; 20 GaSllght 59Ss
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-SIoO0 Rranch Railway Bonds 1879 :
% Cal Electric Light 1915; Oakland Cas- $ 8, 50 ;
8 S Winter "a.
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EoR SALE-AT NEwBURY STATION, BER-
i kelley. new house OF rooms bath, etc lot COX
100: block from station; very easy TERMS price
$1,000. Call or address A Is. MERRILL, BOB Bry-
ant st.. city, or On the premises mr2l u
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THE HUNTooN TRACT
THE HUNToON TRACT
AT PIEDMONT
AT pTEhNnNT

The most beautiful property at the end Of the
cable road aud within five minutes walk oi Blairs
Park.
only l6 lots left in this slightly tract at the old
prices aud easy terms.
Magnificent view.
Perfect climate y 20 f1Cs wind.
LARGE lots, 6DNlS5 feet.
Price $3.50 each. Only one-fftI cash
within year these lots at the present rate OF i'm
proyement Ia this section Will be worth at least
double tine money.
Don't forget TO see them the next time you go TO
Piedmont Send for maps aud price list. Mention
this paper WILLIAM J. DIN GEEi 400 and 462
Eighth street, Oakland. mrZ2 1t
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One of May Hayward's Recruits.

Lucy Palmer. young woman who left on
the City of New York for Guatemala, on
her recent trip. has been returned to this
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Grand Rapids, Mich, leads the world in
its percentage of divorces to marriages.
This year the ratio was one to five and last
year one to six.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cestoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When chad Children, she gave them castoria.
aus by SaTuTh
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PIrnMoNT rHE REAUTIFULl
THE GRANDEST PLACE FOR A HOME IN THE
WHOLE OF CALIFORNIA.

W holE Or CALF DhNiA-
And again come with 100 lots more for sale on
terms that Will astenish the nation and prices the
lowest on earth. II you want to buy property at
Piedmont OF along the Pie lm0nt cable call and
" e the leaders ia this direction. over
S2OG 600 worth OF lots sold along the Piedmont
cable III the past four months. We viii arrange any
Kind OF terms to suit purchasers. We can refer
yuu 10 more than 100 citizens OF this city that
have sold property TO iu this direction. Do not be
mised, tut come 10 headquarters II you want to buy
on tie cable or AT Piedmont We control more prop
eTty along cable and Piedmont than any other
real estate firm in Oakland. For full particulars
apply 90 NJ J. LATbIANCE & Co,
H!r2O lOr 465 Eighth st., Oakland.
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TURNITURE ZOE SALE.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
1see H. SCHELLHAAS. 4GS Eleventh 81. dec If cod
OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.
1O1 I ADELINE ST, NEAR ADELINE STA
III ton Oakland; beautiful modern cottage;
rooms and large basement; furnished: rent very
reasonable 10 man and wife, no children; refer
ences wanted. mr24 3t%
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Shipping Notes.

Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; BANKERS sixty-day
Q
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Sterling Exchange.

New YORK Exchange.
New York Exchange, 15c for sight drafts and rs C
for telegraphic.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Franoi.
STEAMER. DESTINATION. SAILS wHHr
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Compntei by THOMAS
TENSENT. Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market street.
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Fine silver.
Quoted at csc q ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
ouOtable at 7794@7sHc.
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coon EACH-lOO LOTS N THE BEAUTIFUL
GU suburbs of Lorin; such bargains ever
offered In Oakland; right in the march Of mmed-
ate improvements; new ferry TO san Francisco;
sireet-car line to Oakland; come at once before
prices advance: sure TO make money: lots 25XlS5;
SIS down. 80 per month. CLUUGH x BAKER,
eG4 Washington street. mr22 cod IT
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L r Pearson & W, wiss
Mrs j Z Call Il C, Chicago
W Is Dunaing. New York
Miss Cumming, New York
n Burnham. Illinois
+ w Parsons, Duluth
E @ Jones, Duluth
G. 5 Nixon. Nevada
i f Williams. Nevada
I w Huntington AZ W. Sac
j b Barnaby IL W, X L
Mrs L NJ Worreil, Pa
| X J Roberts, New York
f l. Ripley. Boston
j q Lane a W. New York
Miss L S Griffin, n Y
&c Il Manley, Tacoma
| DIR j Jarvis. Riverside
L Barton, Fresno
F A Hale, Milwaukee
j Is Peakes, Santa Cruz
+ z Whistler. Pittsburg
f E Bass, Boston
II Suderman. Germany
| II ID Auil, Oakland
Mrs S & Evans. Riverside
ID Il SOlOman, n S w
j 4 Cook " W. l. Angeles
ID G Morris, Los Angeles
u A Manning Il W, Mo
Mrs L q Brown, MINI
Mrs j S Cone, Red Bluff
lC Power, Seattle
5 w Park, st Louis
$ Braden, Selma
w q Kelley, Butte
Q d Bingham, Toronto
j Donuelly IL I'm, Pa
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
QeEQO LOVELY COTTAGE OF z ROOMS
nOOOU. and bath, on high ground, having an
extensive mountain and marine view: grounds
highly cultivated and contain $4,000 square feet
stTeet-cars block away; owner IS nonresident
ana is here only to effect sale. Apply at once TO
GREGORY DE WOLF, cor. Twelfth st. and
Twelfth ave. East Oakland. mr26 If
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IAE Cochran, San Diego
ID 2 Carter Il I. Stockton
G W Huntly a 5, Sebastpl
L NJ Doiland, Tulare
Il + Hance, Los Angeles
| L A HeinZeman. l. Angels
/ Mrs l. Young IL c, Chicago
L Richards, salt Lake
Mrs Richards, salt Lake
Mrs L W Heintzelman, Sac
If S March. Santa Cruz
Ia + Tenny, Martinez
IA l. Hart, sacramento
lC q Philips, Wilmington
S V Haskell. Michigan
iC Arthur. Pasadena
4 Readc, California
IN Paris, Philadelphia
~ + PARIS, AmadOr
Mrs L Abel. san Jose
In Murray, Danyille
J X Mathews, Los Angeles
/ Aaron Smith. Los Angeles
1; S Cary, Sacramento
lC X Hoppin, Yolo
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

NJ A Hughes. Salt Lake
ID @ Adams. Salt Lake
Q ii Kelsey ~ W, Denver
o Williams Il W, Denver
Miss Williams, Denver
j M Stafford. Nevada
S w Park, st Louis
Miss Park. ST Louis
+ 5 Rising. Knoxville
II II Knapp d W, Napa
l. II HiDckley, Oakland
G w Crib II W, Grnd RpdS
G b Sperry, Stockton
E L Barkis. Oakdale
L II Jack. Stockton
II Il Stokes, Detroit
+ Glover, y s w
Mrs K Glover. Wash
w e Sharon q W, Va City
g b Hammond Il I'm, II
+ L Hammond, Chicago
l. + Long, Largo
ii ii Tomkins & W, Cole
A A Phillips Il w, Wash
J 7 Merrill, Kansas City
w E Thorn, Kansas City
+ A FaIon, Kansas City
q j Denis, Los Angeles
+ Eaton, Los Angeles
j IL Polk, Los Angeles
j C Alb e, i'ittsburg
& $ Fruhliug, Is Angeles
) Oliver, Los Angeles
w l. Nauderwoof, n Z
Miss Is l. jenkins. Md
Miss a Macgraw Md
J Is Wright ~ W, Sacto
5 7 Moore. Omaha
L L Curtis d W, Mum
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/. 4 b ZEE MONTH INCOME: S5OOn-2 HDUsEs

4 10 one new modern 1-roOm 2-story house,
with an modern improvements, including laundry,
eementcd and piastered basement ETC; safer and
better Investment than money in bank; all in good
c0nd tion; expense for repairs. W. Z, BAR
NARD son, Ninth and Washington SITS. oak
land. mr25 II
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FOR L.ie S''Dl,a.I Hf't.nsrpes Eighth Pao.
-7c-7~~--~-~-.0-U-Oou-D-0~O
Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. Mar 25.
Stmr Silver Spring. Higgins, 33 hours from Port
Harford bituminOuS rock, to j Farchld.
Stmr Lakme, Thomas, days from Departure
Bay. via Port Angeles days; SO7 tons coal. Geo
Fritch.
Stmr National City, Koenig 81 hours from Hum
bodt: $50 NJ ft lumber, to g A Hooper ~ Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland. 90 hours from San Pedro;
pass and mdse to GoOdalI. Perkins n Co.
Stmr Point Iona. Conway, Ct hours from Gray5
Harbor pass and mdse, to Grays Harbor CONNER
cial Co,
s;mr st Paul. Erskine, 70 hours from Port An
geles; pass and mdse, to Getz Bros a Co.
Stmr Newport, Smith, 80 hours from Port Har-
ford; pass aud mdse, to Goodail, Perkins 81 Co.
Stmr TillamooS, Hamm . hours from humboldt;
$40 NJ II lumber, to Pollard ~ Dodge.
Bark Harry Morse Hughes, 10 days from Scatter
2O56 tons coal, to Oregon Imp Co.
Cleared
WEDNESDAY. Mar IS.
stmr UmatiIla, Holmes, Victoria, etc; GoodaH
Perkins a Co.
stmr Coos Bay. Leland, Wilmington: Goodan
Perkins Il Co.
Stmr George W Elder Lewis, Portland; Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond NanalmO; Duns-
muir K Sons.
BIZ ship Heensburg, Denvlr, Queenstown Geo w
McNear.
Bark AureOla, Sawyer Port Angeles; r Chand-
Ter.
schr Albert Waiter Rossng Kodiak; w Wash
burn.
wn schr Jane Gray, Kelly, whaling; Wright,
Bovine a Co.
schr Eva. wIckman, Mahukona; D spreckeIs 8
Bros.
The morning call., 1891-03-26

co CASH, $40 A MONTH-LOTs 25x13I. on
u W sunny side Of Clifton ST., only block from
Broadway street-cars. W. L. BARNARD q SON,
Ninth and WASHINGTON sis Oakland nr25 IF
The morning call., 1891-03-26

CO. O0O EXCHANGE OR SALE; ONE OF
SrOD.OpO. the finest ranches In Livermore
Valley for exchange or sale; 336 acres partially
improved; price, $4,000. Apply for particulars
TO T. W. WOODWARD q CO., Sc2 broadway, oak
land. mr22 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-26

BENEDICT & CO., 457 NINTH ST, OAKLAND
u now offer several pieces of desirable property in
Oakland and San Francisco, improved and uHim-
proved, for county property; parties desiring to
exchange properties will ind Il to their advantage
TO communicate with US. mr22 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-26

$1,000 p3T oaa4a cata 4Sd4s hie
ment. brick foundation; lot 40Xll5. Apply A. J.
TAFT, 1904 7th St.. Center Station Oak land pa m
The morning call., 1891-03-26

For LG6e sil4lsti H,t,Ls4r.ss eighth Pdo.
Arrived.
OK
The morning call., 1891-03-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE TO LET FOR
L summer; Il rooms; delightful situation; cable
road to Oakland; one hour from San Francisco: also
Broom house nicely furnished, near Broadway Oak
land JAMES GAMBLE, 4S3 Ninth St, Oak
md nrDO
The morning call., 1891-03-26

GoIn0 COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS; 25xIOO:
CDO1OU. center OF city; Eleventh ST. must he
sold. HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 479 Ninth st. MIA Tt
The morning call., 1891-03-26

NoIICE-S3OO To $3.50: LOTS AT FRUITvALE
=, station Opposite the depot now onered Ior
onefourth cash, balance IN 8. u, Is and 81 months
OF In monthly instaments from SO upward; these
lots the most accessible to railroad con-
Tenlences OF any lots in East Oakland Apply to
JEFfRESS d WHITE, or Twenty-third-aYe. Land
Co, TWenth-t hird-aye. Station.