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The morning call., 1891-05-26
SURVIVED THE GALLONS.
A Man Who Swears Dire Vengeance o
His False Aecusers.

Man Who Swears Dire Vengeance on
His False Aecusers.
Great excitement prevails in the neighbOr-
hood of Bentlesyllle, Washington County.
where William West, who was hanged in
this place Oh February &C. 1891, for the MUIR
der OF the Crouch family, resided. The
residents Of Bentlesvile and the surround
ing community say they have seen William
West since February 26, 1891, and at the
present time he is working on a farm about
three miles east of Bentlesyille. They say
he is looking we'll after experiencing Such a
long confinement in prison and playing the
'pOSsum act on the Sheriff and hangman.
Iu an interview with West last week he
stated as follows to a Cincinnati Enquirer
representatives:
Ever since | was convicted of the murder
Of the Crouch family | always said l would
never die on the scatfod, and you see my
prophecy came true. The day ON which |
was to be hanged l made an unsuccessful at
tempt to kill myself BY severing my jugular
vein with a rusty nail. You remember when
they attempted to hang me the first time the
rope broke and l fell to the ground. The
only Injuries L received in that attempt were
in falling to the ground. They then picked
me up again and put the moose around my
neck, and the trap was sprung. This time
they were more successful than the first,
L
was soon cut down and pronounced dead,
dead, dead by the physicians. My body was
then handed over to my relatives by the
Sheriff, and they carried me home in a
coffin.
THAT night they buried the coffin with
very appropriate ceremony, while | was at
home in bed. A doctor was then imme-
diately called and stayed up with me all
night and in the morning told my relatives
that began To show signs OF life and thought
would pull through all right with careful
attention. 1t was about week before l
was able TO leave my bed, and ever since |
was able to leave the house l have been
working on farm near Bentlesylle. l
shall never forgive the people who swore
falsely against me, and will have my
vengeance on them for the same"
Several of the witnesses who gave damag-
ing evidence against West have received
notices, decorated with crosS-bones and
skull, TO leave the community at once or
they will be severely dealt with. The
people who have received these notices say
they are prepared to meet all comers and
will make it warm for them. The officials
have not taken any steps IN the matter yet,
but Will no doubt do so.
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FAITHFUL OLD NANNY"

She Yields Up Her Life to Save Her
Mistress Children.
We would rather it had happened to any,
body else, but if you never had "black
nanny" of your own it would be useless to
try to explain our feelings to you.
Ny earliest recollection was the scene OF
my mothers death-bed, when she begged
'mammy" 10 take good care of the little
children it grieved her so much to leave. -.
MiStis, I'll perteck 'em wild mer life, y
the old woman had replied, her eyes stream
ing with tears.
Very faithful had nanny been 10 her
trust, and we rewarded her with all the
affections our little hearts could hold She
would not let us follow her into the cotton
field when the sun was overhead, but when
the heat of the day was gone we would
hasten TO her side and put many handfuls OF
cotton into her basket, hoping to make 1t
heavier than that OF any of the other
"handS."
"Y'aIl is mammy's shaders," she would
say, smiling affectonatey, but den yOu'S
all the sunshine she's got, too"
One afternoon when the sun was setting
we heard a fearful sound that gradually
grew louder and louder, and looking back
ward we saw great cloud Of dust, and the
inverted cone of the cyclone we had so lGng
dreaded.
"Run, everybody, run fer yer fep shout
ed the foreman, who lowered like giant
above tie rest. - Make fer de gully in de
Hunnycutt fell"
Almost as fast as the wind we ran, but
nanny looked over her shoulder and saw
that my little brother, johnnie, was not
keeping up with the rest of us.
Il gwlne back an tote my miStiS' chile. !"
she said, Run erlong. honey, an don min
me; mammy'll be thar terec'ly."
And | ran on and left her. In about an
hour the wind had lulled and a pouring rain
had set in. We crawled out Of our place Of
refuge, and one of the negroes was lucky
enough to have a lantern with him. /
begged him to help me search for nanny.
At last we found her lying on a rork.
Are you hurt, mammyY' l asked, be-
tween my sobs.
4" Yes. honey, Pm hurried in my haid, but
my mistis' chile is safe"
And, sure enough, johnnie was lying on
her shoulder fast asleep.
The men carried her tenderly, and laid her
OIL the bed in her log cabin.
Can't you do anything for her, d0ctor?"
l asked
d" l wish couldw was his earnest reply.
He sat by her bedside all night trying to
alleviate her pain, while |, on the other side,
famed her as we'll as | could for sobbing.
Just as the clouds were Frightening in the
to greet some one.
I'm or comm ter yer, mistis, an | took
good keer er yer chilen, honey
A smile fitted over the worn old features,
and we that were watching beside her knew
that she had passed "Out of the re zion of sad
ness into the sunshine of gladness. "-Phila-
delDhia Times
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STOPPED THE FUNERAL.

Thomas Mahoney Says His Son Did Not
Die From Alcoholism.
John Mahoney, hostler employed at the
Cliff House, was arrested for drunkenness
and sent TO the Home Of Inebriates, where
he died last Thursday. DR.. Jewell, Super
intendent of the Home, signed a death cer-
tificate setting forth that Mahoney. aged y
years. and a native Of Connecticut, had
died from alcoholism. The remains were
sent to Calvary Cemetery Sunday for inter-
ment. Thomas Mahoney, father OF the de-
ceased, stopped the funeral and caused the
body to be placed in the receiving vault.
The elder Maholey was at the MOrgue
bright and early yesterday morning and re-
ported his sons death TO the Coroner. He
declared that he had been informed that the
deceased had been dubbed by Officer Ma
lOney while being arrested. He said it
would have been impossible for his son TO
have drunk sufficient Risky to have caused
death.
Coroner Garwood caused the remains to
be removed from the cemetery to the
Morgue. There were no marks OF violence
upon the body, and no one but the father
OF the deceased seemed to doubt that alco-
hOlSm was the cause Of death. An autopsy
and inquest will be held, however, in order
to establish the cause Of death beyond
doubt
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C.CIO FOR , FINE LOTS; A BIG BARGAIN.
L CtO HALL & POOLE. 34O5 Enclnal ave Il Il
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
20 10 cents per week delivered by carrier 10 any
pay, oftle city; the Bulletil is the best oldest
Rud largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders uy pOStdi-CaTd otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery 81
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for Winters aud SI1 % p box for Los Angeles. Re
celpts were o77 boxes Asparagus, 1874 boxes Rhu
osrD, 14Z sacks Beans and us sacks Peas. CucunIs
Ders, 6o@S5c y dog; Asparagus. 50c9$l p box for
4Og15e for ordinary and 9Oc@Sl for choice;
tomatoes 81 25@l rs for Los Angeles and 81 500
1 20 p oox Tor winters; Dried Okra, 20G30e . 10 /;
UIeeii feaS oOgoOc p sack for ordinary and 90c@$l
i LOT beraGeiey sweet; String Beans. 212@4c for
Green, "a zee . 10 for Wax and sc for Refugee:
DRY Peppers, 10000 y NJ Cabbage, 100000 p ctI:
reed carrots, 5OGt75c; Turnps Use: Beets 81 ParSs
nins 81 %; Garlic 3616e q 10
fhOfISlONS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon.
1Stgl312c . H. California Smoked Bacon, 93z
@l0c u ID for heavy and medium I9Ib@i3e q tf1
TOT lght and Is 12 lac for extra light Bacon Sides
1U9y1UZ4c 10 Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade 1512tDl4 &c; California Hams salt ll@Il1Ac y
10; IetrlgsratoTeIred 12I4@1212c Lard. tierGes.
tOrnia, tereeS, 999Ac; half-bbis 9I469 &c: tins,
10c; pals, l0D. lOtac; do, 5-rb I0I4c; kegs 9349
lOc 10; Mess Beef, 81 5O@S; extra mess do,
IS 5UQ9; family do, 81 50 ZIP; clear PORK.
$40 50g20; mess do, Sl7@l7 so p Dbl; Pig PORK,
q keg, 1903 % Pigs Feet, SI30l3 an a bbI.
Smoked Beef, lls4@12e p To-
HOPS-Quotable at ZIG soc for good to choice and
22LaG25e p 10 for common to fair.
HIDES AND PELTS - heavy salted steers are
QuOtabIe at 71ac p 10 medium &c; light Sc 2 10
COwhides. 5951ac = 10 ssited Kip, &C; salted Calf,
6d62c; dry Hides usual SCI ectou, &c: dry KIDS,
9c dry Calf, &c; prime GoltskinS, 4Og30c eachi
medium do. 25935c; small skins. log zoe; Deer
thin. 2O@25c; SheepsklnS, shearlings, log De-
short wool, 3u95Oe; medium, 63@9Oc; long WOOL
S0e@S1 % q 10. CUlls OF all kinds about 70 less.
TAI1LoN-Fair TO good rendered. 3$4@4c; re-.
hned. 100 Is Grease, 3g9314c y 10.
MoOL-Sprln2 clips range as follows: ChOice
l6c; DO seven months, l59l7c; FOOthui and Mid
uIe counties, l9(@2Oc; Nevada, l5G lSc r. D.
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ShippinS Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day are the Newbern for
Mexico, the Newport for Eel River, and the Gypsy
for the Salinas River The Zealanda falls due from
Honolulu. the City OF Puebla from Victoria and
Puget Sound, the San Benito from Comax, and the
Santa Cruz Bonita and Yaqulna from the southern
coast
The Oceanic falls due from China and Japan sat
urday, and the City OF sydney from Panama Sun
day
the schooner Beulah, 339 tons, loads Mds, for
HilO; schooner BIskeiey 1873 tons Supplies Tor the
Choumagin Islands; British bark Venezuela, 9S4
tons, Lumber Burrard Inlet for Valparaiso for
Orders GallaO range 55s
The ship shenandoah, 1858 TONS is chartered for
Barley 10 New YORK
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New York Markets.

NEW York, May 25.-The stock market to-day
lost its buoyant tone The downward movement
however, was SLOW and its progress Insignificant
even in active stocks, while the general list dis
played only insignificant changes. 1t was a notable
feature of the market that stocks like St Paul and
Rock Island, which supposed to be so thoroughly
cliqued that their huctuatiOn under full control
were weak as the remainder of the list The most
powerful force in the selling movement was the
continuation of the oUtgO OF gold. The market
finally closed quiet but heavy at about the lowest
figures, final changes in all cases being for sman
fractions only Governments firm. Petroleum
June closed at 6734e.
NEW YORK May 25.-United States Bonds--4's,
11S1a AIS. 100; Northern Pacific. 1885: Cana
dian Pacific. 77I2 Central Pacific 3O1@; Union Pa
cifcs473s: AtchiSon, 81 70: Wells Fargo I4O West
ern Union. 80zs Silver. s634c; Sterling. "a 93$49
NEW YORK. Nav 25. - Wheat-May 81 1914
Fiour-Steady. COhee-Sl7 70. sugar-303 81 &c.
hops-Paeihr Coast, 2595Z13". Hides-l31ac.
Copper-Lake. $l2 90. TIn-Spot, so 80 Lead
DomeStc, 81 3212. lron-$14. . Petroieun-June,
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WATERFRONT ITEMS.

The Pomona arrived from San Diego with
seyenty-four passengers.
The Umatilla left for Victoria and the
Eureka for Wilmington yesterday.
The steamship Queen will sail for Alaska
on June ID and will be in charge Of Captain
Carroll.
The weather yesterday was cloudy, with
a northwest wind, blowing twelve miles an
hour The barometer stood 5000.
Captain SOdengreen. formerly of the bark
Lady Lampsnn, has purchased an interest
in the bark Hesper and will take command
nf her
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others, tried to remove it, but could not be-
fore the afternoon passenger train was due,
coming from around a curve that would
hide the tree from the engineers view. One
of the boys therefore ran up the road and
managed to warn the engineer so that he
pulled up close to the fallen tree and thus
averted what would have been terrible ac-
The morning call., 1891-05-26
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Wheat was unsettled and
higher. The opening for July was excited, and
early sales varied in different parts OF the crowd
buIy ruling from "a c to lac higher than Satur-
days closing, and later advanced lac more, then
declined l@4c, ruled stronger advancing steadily,
then sharply ana suddenly Ice, and closed about
1850 higher than on Saturday. May closed 1ac
CHER, August lc higher, and December a C
higher than on Saturday Receipts, 50S000 bush
els: shipments. 759 O0J bushels. Rye quiet SAC.
Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. MAY 23.-wheat cash. 81 O213 Corn
65c Pork $40 90. Lard-$6 70. kibs-$5 80.
Whisky-$l l6.
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CONNOLLY WAS INSANE.
His Daughter Seeking to Recover Pro
erty He Decided Away.

erty He Decided Away.
Judge CARRIER is trying Mary Daniels suit
against Alexander Maliseski for the possess
sion of property on Mission street, near
Fifteenth. She is the daughter of William
Connolly, who died in an asylum for the in
sane several years ago.
He owned the property, and 1t is alleged
decided it to his wife without consideration
while he was mentally incompetent. The
widow married Terence Cunningham, aud
sold the property to MaliseSki. Cunning
ham and his wife are dead, and the COM
estate.
She produced evidence yesterday that her
father was an imbecile when he gave the
property to her mother. The case was sub
mitted on BRIEFS
The morning call., 1891-05-26
Exchange and Bullion,
The Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for he week ending yesterday, compared with
II for the previous and 10 for the correspond
ing week of 1890. The failures for the past week
are divided among the trades as follows: Three
general stores, 2 Jewellers, 2 grocers, varieties,
hotel, saloon, butcher, stoves and tin. 1 boots
and shoes, furnishing goods, cigars and tobacco,
manufacturer shorts and planning mill.
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An clipping couple were traced recently in
a peculiar way. A boarder had run away
with his landlady. and the husband of the
woman, knowing of the boarder's fondness
for onions, gave that as part of the de-
scription. When the couple were identified
the man had a plate of the odoriferous veg
etable before him.
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Curing Cancer by Mail.

Mrs. Amelia King of Sacramento has
brought suit for $500 damages against
dispensary of this city, which she saws,
promised to cure her of cancer in the
stomach in eight weeks. She was in
formed that she could be cured by mail and
that the job would be undertaken for $50.
She paid S26 and took the medicine pre-
scribed, but instead Of being cured she now
ayers that her condition is much worse than
il WAS before
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MADRIGAL.

How void OF all regret,
The brown bird singsl
And yet
The hours have laden wings
The sky-arch is aglOw:
Out bursts the bud;
I know
The sap mounts In a FOOD.
This Joy, this sweet increase,
Doth but in part
Bring peace
And bliss unto my heart
Impatiently wait
For buds full blown;
Elate,
Then / shall claim my own.
CLINTON SCOTLAND in Frank LeSlie's NeWSpa per.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING May 20.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

MONDAY EVENING May 20.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
New Wheat arrived.
Barley and Oats steady
Corn still higher.
Rye unchanged.
Sharp advance in Bran and MiddlIngs
Poor new Hay.
Beans dull
Potatoes unchanged.
Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs firm.
Poultry nominal
First Currants arrived.
Cherries in good dem and.
Oranges very dull.
Vaeavlle Tomatoes coming in
Production of Flour decreased
The morning call., 1891-05-26
was Jealous Of Neanhans

Emil Neauhaus, member Of Thatcher's
Minstrel Company, was tried in Police
Court yesterday on charge of concealing
money from a creditor. The charge was
preferred by Charles E. Meyer, proprietor
of the Wigwam Theater. AS the evidende
showed that Neauhaus had not drawn his
salary and could therefore not have con-
The morning call., 1891-05-26
CLUB RECEPTIONS.

The Deutcher Verein by resolution OF It's
members, has decided upon rendering the
officers reception, ball ana banquet, all of
which, If the squadron arrives in season,
Will take place on SATURDAY. next In addi-
tion, the privileges of the verein will be ac-
corded to the visitors during the entire time
OF their SOjUuru here.
AT the san Francisco Verein the freedom
of the club has already been voted to the
officers, but in view of the lack of kn0wl-
edge concerning their arrival, length of their
stay and purpose of their visit no arrange
mentS will be made for any further enter
tainment until it becomes officially known
that their Inequalities can be accepted. In
that case they will be entertained in a man
ner commensurate with the clubs resources
and the high standing OF the guests.
THE CREW NOT FORGOTTEN.
But the inequalities of the German Amer
lean population are not to end here. Every
man connected with the squadron, without
exception. is to share California bounty.
With this end in view all of the clubs and
societies of lesser note than the two men,
toned will unite in entertaining the nom
commissioned officers and crow. This Will
be done, probably, at Woodward's Gardens,
where games will be provided and the men
will be entertained with the choicest prod
ucts of the land. Knowing that not more
than one-half of the crew will be permitted
ashore at once the committees III charge
have decided TO hold tile reunion for two
consecutive days, so that One-half the crew
will be their guests on each occasion.
RUMORS AFLOAT.
1t was the opinion among the leading Ger
mans yesterday that the fleet will be heard
from either to-day or Tomorrow, most likely
from Victoria where they think the vessels
will coal instead of Honolulu. They sup
port their opinion by reasoning that the Ad-
mTal can save large sum TO his Govern
ment by following that course, as coal is re-
markably cheap at the former and CORE
spondiugly dear al the latter port.
Mrs. NalOiS the AdmiTaPS wife, is ex-
peCted here Oh the steamer City of Picking,
which Was due yesterday. She will De met
on her arrival by a committee of ladies and
entertained until her husbands arrival.
The Pekiug's mail will no doubt bring the
lOng-eXpected adViceS, which will remove
all doubt concerning the ships aud their Off
GERS.
TO BE PAID OFF HBRE
Advices from Germany have been re-
Ceiyed that 1000 men are now on their way,
Via Panama, Tor duty on the Western sta
tiOn." Though the telegram announcing
the fac. Is rather vague in terms, it is eX-
pected that the men are coming to this port
TO relieve the crews OH board The Leipzig,
AleXandrine and Sophie, who viii be paid
off here. There are at present in the Con-
suiate, awaiting delivery TO the men, over
II, 900 pieces of mail matter which is grow
Ing IN bulk from day to day.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale from slaughterers to dealers are as
follows:
BEEF-Choice, 6lac; first quality. $4,000; sec
ond quality, Sc; third do, 4G0i15c
VEAL-Large, 56I6c; small Calves. 607c.
MUTrON-WeIhers.S sc: Ewes, 1ac.
SPRING LAMB-S09c q 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 5@5Lsc q 10 for heavy hard
granted and 63s95 Zee for light average do; stock
Hogs, 4 12g45sc q 10; dressed do, IA Csc d %.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
General Merchandise.
July. 7974c: Wool

BAGS-Caicutta, June and July, 7a7lAc: Wool
Bags. 36G93Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 57sc p 10;
Dry Granuiated, SIZE; COnfectIOneRs' A. 53ac:
Extra e, Age; Golden c, 414c p ID; Bags I4c more
than bbs
The morning call., 1891-05-26

cealed the money, the charge was dismissed.
"grew out of Meyers fondness for Adeline
Brandon. He became jealous and had me
arrested OH trumped-up charge because l
Visitad her +"
The morning call., 1891-05-26
Britis b Grain Market,

LONDON May 25.-The Mark Lane Express says:
English Wheats are steady Some provincial mark
cts quote an advance OF Is Foreign are firm
Corn weak. Oats firm. Mating Barley is Sd dearer.
AT to-dayS market samples of English Wheat were
scarce prices advancing Is. Foreign held rise of
The morning call., 1891-05-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

An indianapolis girl stole $500 from her
mother and was sent to the Reformatory.
When released on cket-of-leave she con-
fscated $50 more, and her permanent resi-
dence at the disciplinary institution is now
an assured fact.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
Southern Bank Accounts.

Bank Commissioners knight and Duns-
moor have inspected the accounts of the
savings bank of San Diego County and the
Bank of National CITY, The resources and
liabilities of the former are $40, $50 Is and
of the latter $135,9S3 90. The balance-sheet
of the Peoples Bank at Nevada City foots
up S3l, 459 o.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
GENEROUS HOSTS,
How Admiral Val0is' Command
Will BE Welcomed.
The officers and Men to Be Entertained BY
the German Clubs-A Change of Crews
to Be Effected Here,

Increased interest is being manifested as
the days pass by the German residents of
the city, in the advent of Admiral Valois
with his squadron, and preparations, more
or less ambitious, according to their social
and financial standing, are being made by
all, or nearly all, of the German clubs and
societies to accord fitting reception to the
naval representatives of the Fatherland
The uncertainty regarding the time when
the feet may be looked for makes it impossi-
bic, however, TO say how far the present ar
rangementS can be carried out but, in the
main, the following plans will be adhered
The morning call., 1891-05-26

MORNING SALES
Board-l5 s Water, 96l<: 100 Hawaiian Com
mercal, 5: 10 Cal Electric Light 1898 rs do, 1914
StTeet-25 Oakland Gas, 354.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Boards Water, 3, 9614 80 S T Gasight,
63Ia; do, 635s; 100 Cal Electric Light, 1917; 80
Safety Nitro Powder. 712; so do, 1885 100 do, 80,
7I6: 2lO Hawaiian Commercial. 5La.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 25.-The spot market Is weak
at IS sgd CargOes are steady at las Sd for of
coast, 44s Sd for just shipped and 44s for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LIVERPOOL quotations: May, 50 5s4d; June IS sd :
July, IS Sd: August, IS 6l2d; September IS 634d;
October, IS :! ia.
SECURITIES
LONDON, May 25-ConsoIs, 957s United states
Bonds-4's lz012; 90. 41s's, 1O2: Silver, 44lA;
Rentes 94E Bullion into Bank of England, $685.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

Ethel-I am going to Europe this summer
and expect to capture Count. Maud-And
/ am going to the seaside. l expect TO cap
ture more than ! can count-N. Y. Herald.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
All Left to the Widow.

All Left to the Widow.
The will of Jacob Wolcom was filed for
probate yesterday. His estate, valued at
SIS, 600, is left to the widow
The morning call., 1891-05-26
THE STOCK MARKET.
BOARD SALES.

The Pacific Lighting Company VIII pay dividend
of soc the 5th.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

Following were the sales in the san FrancI
Stock Board yesterday:
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OCEAN sTEAMEHs.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
STEAMERS. DESTINATION. SAILS WE
sUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time Compiled by THOMAS
IENNENT, ChronOmeter and Instrument
Maker. IL Market Street
The morning call., 1891-05-26

C.T0A MONTH, $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
4 III building lots 4OxlO0 $500 TO 500 streets
graded; excellent drain &c system; near station;
take rerkeley train, stop at Golden Gate station
ask for j. ROEGLE. owner. apo Il
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HANGE HOTEL.

w y Norton, Cal
S Wilson Il W. New York
4 Scott Il W, Fresno
% Twohig, Cal
+ Dougherty, Ireland
Mrs Collins. Oakland
& L Ahl. Los Angeles
II ii McKtnstrey, Eimlra
j A Thompson, Benicia
K 4 Wolfe, New jersey
W Brown, Denver
Il Nj Beyens Il ". ) Barba
W LasOnng, Mont
r Han. Vallejo
G Mower. Kansas
j I Brown, Denver
w Is Thompson. Denver
J 1 Smith, Santa Rosa
G $ Johnston, Stockton
DIR Vaughan, Lodi
L L Naug han, Lodi
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ALAaIEDA RESTAURANTS.
GoLDEN CITE RAJ FsTATF.

VISITORS TO ALAMEDA WILL FIND GOOD
' meals 1T ark Hotel Gaze, the only hrst-c ass
restaurant ia the town; French dinners and family
accommodations q speciality. myl4 In
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SHIPPI &c INTELLIGE
Arrived.
MONDAY. Nav 25.


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