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The morning call., 1891-02-21

wagons, BusSies, Carts, Harness, Etc,
Store and Office Fixtures. Fire-proof Safe
No. Remi n.ton Typewriter i'm PER-
feet Order, ETC., Etc.
....CoMPRIsINs
Elegant Drawing room Upholstery, in goblin tapes
try; SIX Brocatelle and Plush Goods of the most
Elegant Parlor. Suites of 5 and pieces uphol-
saered IN latest designs OF imported goods. with
Tor Cabinets Writing desks: Bookcases; LADIES'
Cnairs; Patent Rockers: Beautiful Cassiba1 Sans.
toga and Real Irish Point Lace Curtains; Elegant
silk Chenille Portiers; Daghestan and SMYRNA
Rugs; XVI century Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry
and 0ak Hall Hat-trees, with settees; Elegant and
deliberately Carved Chamber Suites, in all woods,
with chevalle and fulldress plate mirrors, Tenness
see marble tops. ranging from $50 to $3.50.
hair MATTRESSES Fine PIIIoWs; Elder Down Quilts.
etc.: Magnificent Sideboards, in sixteenth century
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables of all grades and
Dning-room Chairs in the latest styles in oak and
walnut; about 80 dozen other styles of Chairs and
Rockers; Bar Mirrors; Card tables. etc.
chenille, tapestry aud spun silk goods in all sizes.
100 pairs OF Lambs Wool White and Scarlet
Hobby horses; VeIocipedes; Bicycles; Toy
Bureaus and Wristbands; Childrens Cylinder
Desks and Oak Chairs TO match; Express Wagons;
"A, AT eommeneement OF sale. sharp, at 10 O'Clock,
ing about 1880 each, a well-matched team.
one Furniture Delivery Wagon, one year in use;
one Set of Double Harness, Blankets etc.; also the
wellknown business horse of the firm. years old
and perfectly sound; One Fine Brewster Top Buggy;
One Chicago Road Cart, made to order; Set OF
Single Harness; Fine Mexican Saddle and Bride
etc.
Terms cash, and liberal credit will be extended
to responsible dealers and to Others upon approved
security. A. l. CRESSN ELL, AuctIoneer.
NoTE-The attention of dealers and the public in
general is called TO this unexpected and extraordn
airy Offering of $4,000 worth of goods selected to
meet the wants Of all classes of people, the poorest
well the richest.
FOR information regarding the sale OF lease and
fixtures of above prem ses apply to VIM H. Chap
man: attorney-at-law, 2l2 SansOme St, Rooms "a
and 20.
Goods on exhibition Friday. fei9 st
The morning call., 1891-02-21

How shrewd wide-awake American
girl prevented an aeronaut from murder
ing her i'm midair is told by Joseph Mon
tet In The Sunday Call.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

On Forfeited Bonds.
Chew Nom Sing and Woo Nee and three
other Chinese firms have been made defend
ants in seven suits on forfeited bail bonds
ageregatng S2700 the city and county of
san Francisco being the plaintiff.
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Berkeley.

The library of the late Professor J. NJ.
Phillips, Professor Of Hebrew and Sanscrt
at the University, has been sent to the
Bacon Library and Art Building ana added
70 the library. The books are principally
Hebrew and Sansert.
The roadbed Of the Oakland and Berkeley
Rapid Transit Company was badly washed
IN places by Saturday and Sundays storm.
but IL has been repaired. The time for
opening the line has not yet been definitely
set, but it is said that it will soon be run
ming. One of the dynamos has been placed
IN the power-house and another is expected
daily
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Los GATos COMMERCIAL BANK. The. Com
mercial Bank OF Los Gatos, which was examined
on the 18Th inst. by Commissioners GerberdIpg
and Knight, shows Sl29,9l6 60 resources and
liabilities.
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On Forfeited Bonds.

LOOK out for the great sale or Claren don
Heights lots. February 25, 1891.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

ALBERT EGGERs Is SANE.-Judge Coffey has
denied the application OF e. Wettig for decree
declaring Albert Eggers insane, so further ex-
animation was postponed TN TODAY
The morning call., 1891-02-21
Golden Gate Park Residence Lots-

\. line Fell ST., 81 "a feet W. IRON Lyon St;
handsome residence lots on sunny side OF Fell ST.
and Immediately opposite the Golden Gate Park;
all persons desiring choice lots which to con-
struct home, or for speculation should certainly
examine this Offering; Golden Gate Park in front Of
and Haight and HayesstFeet cables, with a GER
taintF OF cable on Fell street in the immediate
future to these lots; sizes 25xl37 - and 100.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
TT deieetiyesght. 427 kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

"a So You imagine the next world will be
much like this one?" Why, yes. There
will be lots of red-bot politicians there, I
imagine" indianapolis Journal.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Edwin c. Flagg, with the concurrence of
Lydia L. Jewell. the widow, has petitioned
The morning call., 1891-02-21
EIectric lyirn Condnit paient

Robert Louis Stevenson Will tell In The
Sunday Call OF his reception at Tic Mar
The morning call., 1891-02-21
MEN ABOUT TOWN.
Short Stories Gathered in the
Hotel Corridors.
Inc queer Currency Of the Argentine Rspub-
hc-Foreign Statesmen Compared With
the Local Product

george Walker. who is now stopping at
the BALDWIN, was for a time resident of
the Argentine Republic, and spent three
years at Buenos Ayres in the employ of an
English mercantile firm. 'They have al
ways mad trouble down there with their
currency he said last night, land it is not
mater OF surprise to those who know their
peculiar hnancial methods. When l was
there' New Yorker named Lawson came
TO buenos Ayres and opened saloon on
the American plan. 1t was such a novelty
tbat money poured over the bar in a perfect
stream. The sales were not large enough to
SUIT the proprietor, however, who cast about
LOT plan to increase his receipts. He had
lou OF l0-cent metallic checks made, and
when customer paid for a drink he would
De given ehangein Lawson's private checks.
Ihey passed at their face value at all of the
stores, and in few months the city was
literally Hooded with them, while Lawson
saited GOWN the silver One fine morning
ne quietly slipped out of town and left his
checks ON the market The residents seemed
10 think nothing of it, and when | left, a
year ,,ater, the checks were still in circula-
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Sc. corner Hayes and Lott sts.; only 275 feet to
Golden Gate PARK. and grand corner for business
and French flats; a fattering future before this
property; HayeS-Street cable in trout OF the pro-
perty and to be Feil-street cable within half a
IniInte,s MLnIk. -
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Mob Hill Residence Lots.

s. side OF Sacramento ST.. I25 feet w from
6ough; two very handsome and choice residence
lots fronting Lafayette square and in the vicinity
of some of the handsome residences in this city:
fine view from these LOTS any person wanting a
very choice location and the best of nefphbors
should examine these beautiful residence lots.
California and JacksonStreet cable; lots 25xlS7 6
Ashbury Heights Residence Corner
SW. cor. of Waller and De Long or Lucy sts
this is a very choice residence corner; but short
elegant improvements in this vicinity; II you want
choice location, convenient to Golden Gate PARK
and Haight-st. cable for a home or speculation,
amino this elegant corner; lot 3oxl1O.
Adjoining Lot on De Long or Lucy
Street.
W. line De Long or Lucy ST., bet Masonic ave and
Asnhury ST., no feet 5. OF Waller ST.; choice loca-
condition. lot ready for building; look at it, Haigbt
ST. cable; tot 2oNSO.
Tehama Qmproved), Between Sd
and 4th Streets.
Sc. line (Nos. 245 and PAD Tehama ST.. S62 IS
NE. from 4th; improvements consist of double
tenement building OF rooms each: 1874 per
month; this property has business future look at
1t; lot 25xsO.
Castro-St. Heights Residence Lot.
n. line OF 18th ST., rs ". from Diamond; in the
Mission Warm belt; sunny side of the street: Mar
ketst. extension will run within few feet OF this
lot chance for big speculation; examine t; Cas-
tro-sE. cable one block; lot 25x75.
Speculation.
In Sunny Side; handsome lots on S. line OF
st. 1916 feet w. of Sth ave. ia Block o. l.. 1924;
the electric railroad is now assured fact; lots
25xl00.
For particulars, etc, inquire OF
EASTON. ELDRIDGE Z co.,
Auctioneers, 63S Market ST., s. II.
a.
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Pacific Heights, with Marine View.
Handsome Residence and Resi-

Sc cor. Jackson ST. and Central ave.-These 3
magnificent residence lots command the finest ma
rlne view IN this city, also. overlook the National
Presidio Park all national parades on the Preside
reservation are observable from these elegant lots
aud all the national band concerts given upon the
Presidio Reservation park plainly heard from
THIS property; all persons DESTROYS to obtain for
home the finest view in this city. should not miss
this opportunity TO purchases Jackson and Califor-
nla-st cables, and soon to be extension of the Pa
cihe-aye. cable; lots 10 and II ;6x1oo;Il.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

migrants. In 1888 he entered the College OF
Montreal, where he spent eight years and OF
which he ~ graduate. From Mont cal he went
10 the great seminary of the Sulpitians In Paris
where be made his theological course He was
ordained in Paris, 10 1S45, and soon after ne.
turned to tile CITY OF his birth
The morning call., 1891-02-21

a most exciting incident occurred on
fourth street, near Townsend, yesterday,
IN winch the principal actors were prom
lnent lumber-dealer, q runaway steer and a
small dog The steer escaped from the
railroad corral and had started out to take
In the town. He had but recently arrived
from his quiet country home, and the bonds
OF captivity had fretted his proud soul until
he mad been wrought up to the highest
pltch OF rage. There was blood in his eye
as ne turned into Fourth street, and the
omlnous shake of his head betokened
trouble. few feet away ne espied the
Iumoerman quietly walking along the street,
ana as The steer paused tor an instant to
gel his bearings and size up the man a small
dog sprang from a doorway and gave vent
to a vicious bark. A moment later lie made
a dash at the steers heels. The lumber
man. with his back turned to the scene, con-
tinued on his way
Without warning the steer dashed toward
hlm with head lowered, and the lumperman
landed upon his bach, rolling away into the
gutter. When he arose the animal had dis
appeared around an adjacent corner and was
seen no more. The man gaZed with an air
OF bewilderment in all directions, glanced
susplclously at the sky, picked up his hat
ana llnped away. A policeman, who bad
witnessed the incident from distance, eX-
pialne1 the nature of the accident, and
found 1t difficult to make the victim of the
miShap believe that it was not cyclone
that had passed suddenly down the street.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Stranger Gin Chicago)-How does your
plan of underground wires work? En-
thusiastic Resident-Out of sight.-Chicago
Tribune.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Emily S. Ryder will, in The Sunday Call,
present some views of the relics of old
Monterey, and tell some matters of in
terest in relation to them.
The morning call., 1891-02-21
THIS DAY.
SATURDAY. .'...,...........February FL, 1891,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sharp,
at the Standard Furniture Co., 1O43 and IO45
Market Street,
.I WILL SELL PER CATALOGUE -.
On Account of Absolutely Retiring from
Business.
The Elegant and Magnificent Furniture.

of the latest Designs, and Selected with
the greatest care and Taste from the Prin-
clpai Manuf 'ctories East. Also Horses,
wagons BusSies, Carts, Harness, Etc,
Store and Office Fixtures Fire-nroof Sa 10
No. Remington Typewriter In Per-
feet Order, Etc, Etc.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Young America-Papa, is mamma a jew
eler2 Fond Father-No, my son, why do
you ask? Young America-Cause,. when l
took sisters candy she gave me box with
more earrings than l wanted. jewelers.
Weekly
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Miss Faustique-I fiatter myself that can
write about as bitter letter when choose
as any girl living. Miss CaustIque-Yes !?
You generally wet your pencil with your
tongue at every second word, do you not?
Brooklyn Eagle.
The morning call., 1891-02-21
EXAMINE This LIST.


Van Ness ave. Improved Property.
w. line (No. 32l) of Van Ness ave. 43 feet s. of
tulten ST., with a handsome residence OF 10 rooms
bath etc: always rented-Van Ness ave. property
is rapidly being absorbed for business and $1,000
per loot within three or four years will be q COM
mon price FOR the land. The nesrness to Market ST.
gives this property a double valuation. We GER
tainiy recommend all persons looking for invest
ment property with large future. TO invest when
1923 - "
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AUCTION SALES.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Ibis DAY

IA Lie CfSESS w ELL,
General Auctionser & Commission Merchant
1O45 Market St. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

"Are you acquainted with this?" asked
Banks. as he displayed an unpaid note to its
maker; No" replied Kyting, Il never met
it." Puck.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Papa" said little George, as his father
led him hurriedly past saloon on Washing
ton street, why dn the policemen always
stand in front of the saloons?' so that
they can be called in quickly in case any
thing happens at the bar, my son." Mil
waukee Sentinel.
The morning call., 1891-02-21
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

She-Do you believe in love at first sight?
He-Why, of course. So few people marry
at their first meeting, you know. Detroit
Free Press.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Weakley-Statistics show that men of
brain and thought attain a good old age,
and that nlneompoopS die very young. Miss
Sharp-I presume you have your obituary
prepared, Mr. Weakley ?-Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette
The morning call., 1891-02-21

Baroness Aithea Salvador, writing from
Paris to The sunday Call, tells of the
first performance of .'Thermidor'' at the
Theatre Erancais.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

She let him founder along through his
proposal until he said something about her
being his " household angel through life."
Then she asked: cat angels wages, L sup
pose?" " How is that?" " My board and
clothes. That is all the angels get, is it
not? Indianapolis JuurnaI.
The morning call., 1891-02-21

c. .. Rious-Pd like to see that new de-
vice of yours for preventing the theft OF a
watch. |. n VentorACan't, show it. 1t
was stolen from me- yesterday by pick
pocket. jewelers. Weekly.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15
HGrthyort News.

For other <urtbpu,t ifrns -..,. fot.,il.,,,.a
Capt Alonzo Batchclter has returned from a
business TIM 10 Boston.
:, "a, u
til' v. "rethllW' 81 uhi- town. is 5et"Air@
a,,nuul III t"T l'JtI "l9lilcI "heIe Hc H. giving
general 9atisl"01l"h-
NiiSa 9Siiy rah,'ff7' -l5ieG "t hf. T. ari FLAn-
tol = " hCe'H III "lti Wednesday. Jan 'tt,
o." 80 1e''47' anu DIS burnett fIl'tA, jan "th-
iftrr several ,,4aL.s ,.f -,.,..,, ffl,o. M. ri,
CHAPMAN Il cousii1.r.J o',t ~ ,i,,,.- ".
speedy recovery Il bntet for b,, IN r,7I ,t;., a.
friepi- W ana
Rev IL ner,op Co,,,1lts of i.I..l.,r, ,.o,,..f a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15
DIED.

IN renohsrot, Jan. > suddenly, Of heart disease,
Ou- Grinde, aged 80 years.
In East kroN, Jan. TO- at the residence of T ".
Littieled Philan,ier Pitman, aged 50 years and IS
days.
In RocAland, Jan. :, Henry Thompson, aged %
years and 3 months.
ii yinalhaycn Jan 3, Alsbury Pierce agea %
years
In Rockland, Jan. ,. Laura f., daughter of $ A
Fish, aged ii Years, months and - days
IN Hartford, Conn, Jau. ,, the wife Of Frank A
howe, OF Marlboro, Mass, formerly Of Rochland,
aged 80 Years.
IN Nnalhavcn, Dec. Is, William II. Merchant
a2ct ~ years.
III Deer Isle, Dgc. p, Everett Mcdonald, aged q
years.
In Port Townsend, Washington, Dee. q, Edwin
St3nclt, a native OF Warren, aged N years.
IN Ellsworth, ian. 7, PersiS W II, daughter OF Mr.
and Mr. f. =. Cirinalc aged : years, months
and - days.
In Castinc, Dee. ., Josiah Davis, aged about 4
wears
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15

state Pension Agent Purington's annual report
Will show that the entire appropriations $50 O00 Tor
1889 and 800, 900 for 1890 has been expended well
During 1890 1900 appli LEGATIONS for aid receiv-
ed, and of these the department was able to lend
assistance to 1900 cases, that number of certificates
being issued. 1t is believed that owing to the De
pendent Pension bill passed by Congress 100000
will be sufficient to appropriate for State pensions
the coming two years, thus meeting ali just de-
mands. Since the State began to assist pen siolers
it has paid out over $l,000,00 for this purpose.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15
Boston Produce Market.

BpsroN, Dan. b, is90 Butter VII ste.ly vc-
teretay, with fair demand for the irst of tie week
y cents. ~
Cheese in better demand for export anI pricc-
are frmrr. sales Of line Northern at ID cent- and
twins at l0ii to 0'a cents.
Eggs steady at p to = cents for Western and
southern and 30 'ents for fresh Eastern.
Maine and New Hampshire baldwins ANA green.
tiiSS, - 10 u %; NO. New Hampshire and Maine
baldwns and greetings, - 30 to 50; Maine hub
pala9lohs, - to - y; Maine harveys, . % TO
ppplns $ to - %; pounds sweets, 81 taiman
sweets, 50 ~; New England mixed varieties ~ d
to : 70; common apples, : 80 to -
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SHIP NEWS.


,p,1rrn
i,.l' Ii ''ItIi' huH0ck, no7toh'
Pa III N'h. -'4hn Homes hohplns Boston.
'"H' r. o'nS' r; !. warren, tlos7on, Boston
i-NNls h''e'1h' heat'h' 90
SAILED
}'h, II. NcA' oiell' Bullock, Boston
AMERICAN PORTS
~ 1-r,- 1.., ,..i..,.,.-.,, 1.., ..,.o..
tI ~ 49,; w . az ~ ',l'ii ~
ti fr',.t,,l i,I OK iis " Nv iiup
ii.,,,. X eii. - H''l I,l' ,Gtzle,
p 'irc s,i < Mn,r Fl ttr. ,efaS''
Eff,, ,a,."i, W y > Li"r ""@I
Al, F,,.,,,iin., .,,i'.t * t5;t S Snaptn'
,eorgttya arryed sch " Nimhus c9aat
.f--q a,,i,nt IL p'tta ~, 'it uno oua7'-
Pajg,hi JAN HTItycI sch y"nns Hrotb
o,s snow %,,, WI syn ouis Dio'h
Baltjm,,re Jan N CLEARED sch Thomas ~
Iivdc. sherman, Car,lcnas: D. arriyed srh pav.
ii"bt nnstan '' - w. 0'"' i"4
.jark ,onyiijr Jam Arrived sch Nattie or,r
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
Read and Remember!

MRS. EEACkETT IS THE WIFE OF THE
FEN- NNN1p EHNCkErT, PASTOR OF TIE
HURST A. BAPTIST CHURCH, M THORN
plhE. ME-. AND \ LADY HIGHLY Us
TiEMhp Icy All. WHO HER
SHE SAA~:-
BEooN>, Me-, Oct ., 1890.
Ec0is: When commenced tile uSe of
DANA'N SARSAPAEiLLA for Rhcuma
ti~m, I Ilaj loSt tile Use of my right arm
IHE SHOULDER JOINT WAS VERY TENDER
AND VERY >rIrT. could not sew.
and could not get my hand to my
head. had a Great dcai ol pain i'll the
chest, especially around NY lungs. My
skin was .'law aulmu4h and was tired
all the tiue
have uon than uur bottles and the
pam and S.re"lSs a,r YoHe. Complexion
natural and tired feeling fast leaving. |
-iorp well nights. ami tile STIFF JOINT i'll
tllr sHorIDIE IS TA>F EEsUMING ITS NAT
IEM FLAsuci1Y. | can sew or do
amy work as usual.
ann .tti using thc 1ARSAPARILLA,
and expect to entirely recover from the
effects of the rheumatism that has trou-
bed ne 50 long think DANA'S SAR-
SAPAI;ILLA IN DEATH 10 RlIEC-
MAIINM
Yours truly,
Mrs. y. BKACKETT
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-15
Register of Deep Water Vessels.

SUITS.
Amer tuhuln, G \ Nichols sailed from \rv
York oct / for Hong Hong
A q Ropes j i Nichols, sailed from. Nc,, \ ork
sept ~ for san Francisco
j FulIcr, + + Cnlc,r,i. ARRIVED, At <c,y Y.,L
Jan ; from Liverpool.
Alameda, Chairman. sailed from Baltimore. Dtt
Is for San franrIsro. spoktn ~, 1. hi Al 10 \. Ion
81 AZ "
Belle of Bath, { Cunts. sailed from Nevc:,4tlc
NsW, Dee Ii tor VALPARAISO.
Centennial, Il ColrurgI, cleared from Sew York
Jan 10 for Honolulu
Charger d : ,ioodrH. sailed from Sew lolk
Dec II Tor sydney and \twcA9t.c -W
Daniel Barnes, J : ~toltr, al Pi-u4ua Noy n
for United States
Elizabeth ! n tnl,Yl,I sailed FIR, ln \,.v l,,rL
Oct p for san Francisco.
Frank remdlcton. i i Nichols. arrived At \ew-
castle NOV n from ~l,iuty \~N ID loti tlr \aI
rar;tiso
Frederick Billings. sherman -ailed from Neu
York. sept for san Francisco. spoken, Oct IN
lst4%. Ion n ".
Goy Robe. Amos \choI-. allfy,G MI Caicuttu
Dtr3I from tu,oul.o
Great Admiral R,vcN, at Melbourne \,l -
from New WIKI.
Henry Is II de, Phnca- Pcndieton. -.ic, from
New Nork pp, is l. An rrtnri-t,
IienreitaA NJ '''.' .,,y5,rsd from Ne, >ol, Oct
IA Tor ~iIaaport: .nohcn MI ii. I,r h s. IoaI M
Iroquois, A y NIckt-, sailed from IiycrpouI
Jan 10 Tor Sew Yolk
Jacob r I.i,Igcwav, r {, Watson. tg'tlta Dee
: f,,,,n U4llr hMnr III II-t,,,,
JON JOIN { foter. rrndct"n, arrive, Al >.l.i.o
Josrphus, Thomas Roger, taii.I nom Yat,,.
hanna Dee II for Hioao
LeWeiiNh Morse, ~a}uINt sailed m M Nr,
3G. ION 4o
Louis Walsh, Gammam-, arrived at NU4ima
pc e from Sa4 fe,ir".
sent Tor LiycrpgoI: SPOKEN Dee IA. nt5 !. jon
y w
Incy Nrkel- NJ Nichols, at Newcastle Nov
% from aYdne} for Hong Kong.
Lulou, J Park. pu-,ci AHJtel NpV S, lIuI 1Htug-
my t"I ~ W. .,t.
Francisco I,4t ID tor Ncw lork
MARY L Stone d & rurt.Ht t.l1c.tta I,rc {,,l.
Ntw York
Nancy rruaIqton J \ PentIlrtnI saitrd from
Hong knn4 Nov 10 Tor New York; }a~s,d AMER
Nov ~
r r Thomas Albert Il t.,l4nn rI,qrei rt,,ul. Mn
Francisco NJy p tor Liverpool: ,,loheu Drr I4t
70 \ ion 10 ~
Retha.I Hardness at Nrfhnu,.- % Va, %; f,,,,
New YORK
Robert l. Eclknap STABLES ,.ilrd fro,,, Iva,
uool Dec rs for San Franei,rn
5 y Hitchcock, + l. Carver, arrived AT Liver
pool Dee 10 from san francisco.
san joaquin, DrinkvatcI, arrived AT >eW YorA
Jan from Hiueu, .Jauan
st Nicholas { + Carver, at I!tnu X i- Dee
for New \ olk
st Paul, AlHuson Fort cleared from ~an Fran
cisco Sent 81 for ItyrrlD1t.
state OF Maint II I, ,t.iti- -af.,t t..m -;tl
tranci-c oct for New York
Thomas Dana, !. c bow. at Ilio-a >o1 - iron:
Yokohama for New YORK
TIne + Starbuck, Eben C.trti- arty.l at N--
t0ria Dec IL from NeW York, sailed Or Portland.
Eth.
Wandering jew u c Nlchul- arrived ut New
castle Nov y from Melbourne 10 I,ud l,l lIona
Kong
WIN II Macy, Amesbury, arrived a Queenstown
Jan from san Francisco land Irocot d Tor laYrtl
Vim II Conner, Frank j rcnaieton, at YoEdta-
ma Dee - for Hiogo.
BAKKs.
Aco,, S,,i.c IA L,i.h4 -..ii,.I t,.,.,, II 40,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-12-02
Bright Remarks by Kate Field.

He fools himself who thinks-That he
is an image of his own ideal.
That others like him for his good
clothes.
That others take him at his own val
uation.
That he is entirely different from
other people.
That his pretensions are transparent
only to himself
That because he claims a virtue it is
credited to him.
That others never tire of hearing him
talk of himself.
That brutal bluntness is mistaken for
natural honesty.
That despising weak people proves
ones own strength.
That nybodv mistakes his laziness
for wise deliberation.
That his vices are hidden behind a
few lukewarm virtues.
That because heis man his crimes
are credited to bravery.
That all a woman's meanness is as
crlbed to helpless innocence.
That seven-eighths of all he does is
not to support his own vanity.
That others will mistake his stub
bornness for strength of character
That his organism is so nearly unique
as to require distinct code.
That an occasional public gift CLOSES
over an uncharitable life
That hiring the most conspicuous pew
makes it all right with the Lord.
That deprecating everything he sees
or hears proves his own superiority
That his barbarous display is ascribed
to the natural eccentricity Of genius.
That arrogance to the lowly and
cringing to the rich are not despised by
all.
That because others don't confront
him with his baseness they are blind to
it.
That his unhesitating condemnation
of the crimes of others proves his own
purity. = Washington.