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The morning call., 1891-09-22
THEY DROPPED ON Fat ELIZA. "
She Made a Nice Articulation for the
Panic Stricken Freaks.


Doris has dime museum in Harlem. 1t
was crowded with people. The fat girl was
perched upon high Platform making love
to the living skeleton, the FIJI cannibals
were blinking at crowd of dusky damsels,
and the three-legged man was telling the
Circassian lady about his latest rival, La
loo the boy and half.
The crowd looked on in silent wonder.
A Whit of smoke curled up from the
street and blew into the olen windows 1t
was followed by smothering cloud. Some
one yelled fire. Then there was a panic.
The spectators made a wild scramble for
the doors and tumbled over each other in
frantic endeavors to get outside.
The freaks sprang into the dressing-rooms,
gathered their wardrobes in their arms and
fled after the crowd. The 'King of the
Fire-eaters" was the first to escape. Fat
Eliza followed. She was tripped up by
mating at the head of the stairs and rolled
over and over like a bale of cotton until she
brought up with dull thud" on the land
ing below. The three-legged man could run
faster than those with two. and he came
piling downstairs just as Fat Eliza reached
the bottom. When half way down the
three-legged man jumped.
Eliza acted as an air-cushion and broke
his fall.
Then the Circassian girl, followed by the
FIJI Islanders, caromed on Eliza in rapid
succession. All were safely out when the
Fire Department arrived.-N. Y. World
The morning call., 1891-09-22
SMILING THROUGH GRIEF.
In Spite of the Worries Which all Women
Have, They Appear Well and Happy
How to Make This Apparent Happiness

In Spite of the Worries Which all Women
Have, They Appear Well and Happy
How to Make This Apparent Happiness
Real.
YES" said an eminent physician recently, I" do
not think exaggerate when say that one-half OF
the suffering and sickness which exists among
women might and should be avoided
"How9 Listen and 1 will tell you. Pains and
weakness and the little cares, which no man other
than physician suspects, frequently combine to
make women more or less miserable. Yet they come
up smiling nearly always, hiding beneath their
seeming happiness infnity of mental and
physical torture This is all wrong. Woman
was born to brightness and happiness: she needs
strength to resist her many trials. Her body, her
mind and all her faculties and functions must be
put into a healthy condition or she cannot secnre
strength: and where nature fails she must be as
sisted. Here is where stimulants prove so valuable
ayes, mean spirits. but not the spirits OF the
saloons; ana while recommend whisky as the best
and most useful OF spirits, am always most careful
impress upon my patients the necessity OF obtain
Ing it absolutely pure, impure whisky is worst
than useless" 1t has been agreed by the leading
scientists and physicians Of the day that Dufy's
Pure Malt Whisky is absolutely pure. The proper
of 1t will strengthen the nerves. blood aud body
1t is not beverage but is designed for medicinal
1t stimulates all the faculties of the body and
mind adds energy and strength and builds up waste
tissue. 1t may be obtained from your druggist or
grocer. In justice to yourself see that you obtain
the genuine Dutfy's Pure Malt Whisky, and do not
be satisfied with any substitute which may be Of
fered as just as good. seq tt Tu
The morning call., 1891-09-22
Prnduce NIarkah.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are Quotable as follows:
Family extras, SIS 1895 rs q bbl; Bakers extras,
SO 1895 25; city superhne, IS e6g3 go; interior
brands. 1905 25 for extras SO 65q3 80 . Dbl for
WHEAT-opened the week with an advance,
sympathetic with rise abroad. No l, 81 65@I 66I4;
extra choice for milling 81 6S34@1 7212 p ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRSISs
Higher prices ruled. Buyer '91-7O0. 81 1884;
100. 81 1855: 200. 81 1871: 100, 81 1874. Buyer
season-llOO, 81 SIZE; 200, 81 sl7s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
Buyer $1,000, 81 1914: 500. 81 1871: 200,
zoo, ST 81 "a: 1900, 81 80. Seller 9l-4OO, 81 6s14;
100, 81 677s; 400, 81 6s.
and the market was easier. Feed, 81 U5@l 0S34
for common to choice. New Brewing, 81 l21q@91 Is;
I g eli T. Tor Standard lower grades 0'7s9l ls'a
Buyer season = 400, 81 Is. Seller 'el - 100
81 0S3t; 2UU. 81 90; 200 81 OSJs.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNOoN.
The market was frmer. Buyer season = 100.
100 ST 0e14 800, 81 0s1a.
0ATs-over 10000 ctls came In yesterday, but
dealers reported still higher prices for some de-
scrIptions. White are quoted at 81 ~ IaDl IS for
good to choice and 81 20G1 20 for common TO fair;
Surprise 81 S7ls9i 421s; Gray 81 25Sl 80; Black.
CORN-small Round yellow is lower. Large yell
low. 81 30gl 80; Small Round do, 81 4U9l 40;
RYE-Quiet at 81 62Js60I 65 q ctl
BRAN-Quoted at s20Gp2l p ton.
MlDDLINGs-Quoted at s22 5O@23 SO p ton
CHoPPED FEED-Quotable at s22 60@23 so q
ton.
HAY-Receipts were heavier yesterday and the
market was Queter. Quotabe at $l2 50@15 . ton
for Wheat, Sl2@I3 so for Dat, Sl3@l4 Tor Wheat
and Dat, Sl2Gla 90 for Wild Dat: SIl6l2 SO for
Barley. ll@l2 for Alfalfa: SlO@ll 90 for stock
and ST 2Ql3 q ton for Clover
STRAW-Quoted at 4Ode5Oe q bale.
MILLSTUFFS-uroundB Barley quoted at $4,000 a
ton. The mills sell oilcake Meal at $50 q ton net;
Rye Flour, sac q 10; Rye Meal. &c; Graham Flour,
34c; Oatmeal, 3A@4c; Dat Groats, &c: Cracked
ley, 3s4@41Ic n 10.
SEEDS-YeiIow Mustard, So 5O@3 q ctl; Brown
Mustard. 81 50@3; Flax. 80 IS: Canary. 2s4Qp3c;
othy. 4la@15c "a ~
DRIED fEAS-Niles. 81 so; Green. 81 rs; Eastern
Green. 81 rs; Biackeye 81 50 q ctI; Split Peas,
&c n 10.
CORNMEAL ErC.-Table Nj cal quoted at Sc q 70;
Feed Corn, $29@3O; Cracked Corn. S3u93l q ton;
Hominy. s1@4c y ID.
Bayos, Reds and Small Whites are still lower. Bayos.
50 5O6n2 60: Pea. 81 90@o3; Small White, 81 500
65 Pink. SO 1902 20: Reds. 81 1902 ~; Limas,
81 1898; Buffers, 81 1903 u ctL
p ct in sacks and 81 IN boxes. burbank Seed
lings 3O0o40c for Rivers aad 75Q90c h ctl for Sa-
linas; Garnet Chiles. 40G50c; Early Rose. 2o935c
y ctl.
BUTTER-The market demorallzed yesterday
and sellers willing to make liberal conce3-
slons to sell. Fancy roll. S4@36c q n; good to
choice, 32G39c; common to far. 25SOc; store But
ter. l5@p1716c; picked roll, 221a924c; Eastern,
l312920c for ladle-packed and 2212@25c q ID for
creamery.
CHEEsE-Good TO choice mild new quotabIe at
ll9l2c "a 10; Old. S@pllc; Young Americas, 1000
| l3e q Ii.
fOULrRY-was nominal yesterday. Live Turkeys,
The morning call., 1891-09-22
BEFORE DAWN.

The round ulster OF the Whitehead moon
Makes wan the flamentS OF scattered cloudi
The stars tremble; Venus, 10 more proudr
Pales westward, for the dawn comes soon.
The heavens are peopied with inchoate FORMS
Mystic. fancy-Clad, uncertain, swift.
FLYING silent DER each st2r-soWn rift,
And vanishing fast as summer storms.
The Ilssome branches haunt against the sSy
AS II some wOOd-witch orgy were in course;
Aye. Pan is singing, ribad-voiced and hoarse,
Beneath the gloom away from human eye
Oh. could see the horn'd and curly god,
Then saOuld see the wood nymphs slim ana falri
Who dance upon the hnger-tips OF air,
And fash their beauty at its cynic nod.
Percbance some dryad. deep-eyed, round and sweet,
Wound deem a mortal worthy OF her wiles:
All me- she would not bare herself Of smiles
Before ad my heart beneath her feet
But no; the east is silvered low and high;
There is no dance, there is no god nor maid .
The boughs are prlm, the wood is cold and staid;
There are ne shapes against the morning SKY.
W. j. HENDERSON.
The morning call., 1891-09-22

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day four carloads OF California fruit. Bartlett
Pears brought 81 sOG2; Late Plcquet Peaches, 5O9
75c; full crates Tokays, 81 sO@3 10; half crates,
65c@sl so: half crates Muscats, 55@S5c; Beurre
Hardy Pears, 81 4O9l so; HOwells, 81 1901 so:
Kelsey Japan Plums, 60c9Sl 40; Egg Plums, 700
sec: Gross Prunes. 81 20.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day three carloads of California fruit Bartlett
Pears brought 81 1892 10; Howells, 81 1901 IS {;
Beurre Hsrdys, 81 Boo 50; Peaches, 6OegS1 40;
full crates Tokays, s. 4UG4 As half crates Tokays
9Oc6$2 20: full crates Muscats, 81 50@l 50; half
crates. 70c@Sl 80; Nectarines, 35c9sl; Kelsey
Japan PlumS. 81 25@l 10; Egg Plums 65cg$l 80;
Gross Prunes, 81 S5@l go Rose de Sargent Plums,
81 IS; Talenbergs, 7Oc@Sl 40.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-1he Earl Fruit Company re-
allied the GLOWING prices California fruit sold
at auction to-day: Bartletts. SO 1902 IS; Beurre
Hardys. 81 1901 so; half crates TokayS, $l9Dl So !;
Gross Prunes, 81 1891 %; Germans, 81 1901 80;
Salways, 60916c Japanese Piums, 81 40.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
Ruilders' Contracts.

Marie A. Berker with William Pluns to build on
n. line OF Page ST., 220 w. from Octavia, $500.
ri. 5. Huston with Peterson a. Olsen to build
on SW cor. OF Sut ter aud Hyde sts., $2750.
Louis NIagnier with Jean Salanare, additions, s
Quincy ST.. $1l0O; bonds $Il00, J. Deioreaux and
J. Chicot suretles.
S. L. Sachs with Alex G. Campbell. to build on
N. line OF Geary ST., 1884 w. Of Dupont. $3.50.
Jacob Frowenfeld with Joshua Hendy Machine
WORKS, iron work, n. line of Ellis ST.. 2O4;7Ih w.
OF Powell, 5000.
Mrs. T. 4. Hamilton with William Langstaf to
build on T. line of Frederick ST., 1875 N OF
Golden Gate ave, $3705; bonds 1920, A. G. Elliott
and Z. X. Knipplnberg sureties.
The morning call., 1891-09-22

Shipping Notes

Steamers to sail to-day the Umatilla for Vic
toria and Puget Sound. the Willamette Valley for
Yaduna Bay, the Newport for Eel River, the Del
NOrte for Crescent City and the Glpsy for the Sa-
Iinas River. The Point Iona fails due from Grays
Harbor. the Pomona from San Diego and the San
MateO from ComOX.
The Norwegian bark Dominion, 1855 tons, loads
Lumber on the Sound for Melbourne, Adelaide or
Port Pirie SOS: Syduey 52s I'd; barkentine Willie
r. Hume, 632 tous Lumber at Port Blakeley for
The morning call., 1891-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

NJ. j. Reddy and wife to Margaret Reddy, lot
s. line OF FDert st. III Z. of buchanan,
4 80, S. l37:b, W. 9:6 n. 20, W. 0:6. N.
1sidof Roscncraniz to chf:tlana barnes lot
W. line OF vcksburg St, ZO4 S. of Twen-
ty-second, s "a, w, 125, n. 100, f. 20, S.
10, f. 100, W. to VlcksDurg, 1913 5. to
Twenty-second, S. 32I125. 10
Lester Turner to I. G. Phelps. lots 20 and "a,
Block 10, Marketstreet Homestead Assocl-
alton. 100
Henry Cullnnne to Henry Walker. ali Inter
est in the estate OF James and Eliza GULL
James Kavanagh 10 John Mayer, lots is and
II, Block 499, Haley Purchase. ...,......... 10
Wendell Easton and wife to John Colgan and
wife, lot on w cor. OF ST. and Sixteenth
ave, w. 57:6xl00 Observation-Disclosures. 10
Patriek:Mullsrky TO Mary X. MullarSy, lots 80
and 40, Block BAT, Case Tract. 80. ........ GIFT
Samuel Davis to A. s. Baldwin. lots and 10,
College Homestead Association, ........,. 10
George E. Turner to Robert H. Turner, lots
sOi and SO6 Mission Block o.. -. Gift
Syndicate Investment Company to Nina Nc
Cormaek lot lS, Block is, Syndicate's
fFs TanboI v 70 a. ~
son Leroy foss, lot on +. line of Fifteenth
ave, 96 n. OF ST.. n. 4SxlZ7:6 ............ l
Harrison Leroy Foss TO Charles H. Ford, same. l
Charles II. Ford and vile to Sarah J. Boyle.
Sarah j. Boyle to Charles H. Ford, lot on E.
line of Forty-second ave, $50 S, of st.,
wendell Easton and wife to Christina 6.
johnson, lot ON L. line of Seventeenth ave-.
$50 = OF II ST.. s. 25X120.................. 10
Catherine LAWYER to Maria L. Grim. lot on N.
line of Twenty-second ST., 81 ID w. of Har-
rlsOn. W. 25xlO5. 1880
oman, lots II and ls, Block H. Fairmouut
Edw DWARF L. Wadhana to 4. K over lot ON s IL
line OF ST., IO7 70 e. of Forty-eighth ave-, T..
1925, S. 500. w. 2O7:5, n. 100, w. 32:6,
N. $50. E. 1875, N. so. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Andrew X. over to Clara II. Hurley. lot one.
line OF Forty-eighth ave, 200 S. Of St. s.
oU1lZU..s.. IL
The morning call., 1891-09-22

Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept 2l.-wheat was strong and higher
The opening was from ls4c to &c higher than Sat
urdays closing, and advanced 14c more. then eased
off irregulary lc rallied &c, and closed about 3sc
higher than Saturday. Receipts, 2223, 900
bushels shipments, 1,274,O 900 bushels. Rye firm al
SS1ac. Barley firm at 62c.
CHICAGO Sept. 2l.-Wheat-Cash. 97s4c. Corn
52Iac. PorS-SlO 3712. Lard-s6 S7A2. Ribs
81 MhIskN-Sl LIZ
The morning call., 1891-09-22
COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.
The shipments Of green fruits from Sac-
ramento during the month of August
amounted to 1850. GAO pounds. This makes
over 30,000,000 pounds shipped from that
place from June 1st to September LIST Of this
year.
Commenting on the statement that "a
spring of mineral water, strongly favored
with lemon has been discovered near San
Jacinto," the Los Angeles Express says /:
A lake of ice-cream soda, or geyser of
fine champagne will probably be the next
discovery in that wonderful country.
Mr.. Robb. one of a party of surveyors who
are working for the Arrowhead Reservoir
Company. narrowly eseapsd being bitten by
a monster rattlesnake 4 few days ago, says
The morning call., 1891-09-22
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 cas.oria,
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria,
aus ~ saTuTn Il
The morning call., 1891-09-22
DIR. Zene's Estate.

Judge Coffey yesterday gave Robert Zeile
letters ON the estate of his brother, Dr. f.
Zrile. who died at Monte Carlo in 1884. The
estate consists OF $4,000 in cash and an
island IN the Sacramento River valued at
$4,000. All the executors of the estate
are dead. The last was Z. Ii. Taft, VINO
died several weeks ago.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
Released From Custody.

Two boys, Joseph Sullivan and William
Manning, accused of an attempt to commit
burglary, were released yesterday from GUS
tody by order of Judge Lawler. on motion
of the District Attorney. 1t will 90 hard
with them If they are caught again.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21.-rhe spos market is higher
at IS 1012d. Cargoes firm at 43s Sd for of
coast. 44s Tor Just shipped and 44s Tor nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cabls given the following
Liverpool quotations: September IS 914d: octo-
Der IS lOd; November, IS lO34d; December, IS
l14d; January, IS I'D; February, IS I'D
SECURITIES
LONDON. Sept 2l.-Consols. "a l1-16; United States
Bonds - AS 1904 do, rs, lO212i silver
a 1850; Rentes, 93f 7I12c.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
General Merchandise.

DAGs-Calcuttas. ss4c: local make slac: Wool
Bags, 36G3Sc.
OUICKSILV ER-Firmer at Si1 2 flask.
SUGAK-Whlte Extra has been discontinued
and d Sugar added Extra and Golden q are
marked up. The western sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 5fsc q 10:
Dry Granulate1, 5I2c; Confectionery A, D tsc
The morning call., 1891-09-22
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughUerers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality 5la95c; second quality.
sIaQ5c; third do. 4fQti4C.
VEAL-Large, 596c; small CaIvos, 697c.
NUT fON-wethers Sl9S &c; Ewes, 70ilAc.
SPRING LAMB-S6G9c = %.
PORk-LIye Hogs. 1 "A 94%4c 2 % for heavy hard
grained. 44 "a Is for light average do; STOCK
Hogs. LaaL4Lac p ID: -dressal do. 1-l1l4c . D.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
au28 "a AUd. MATERMAN. secTetarr.
| A SSEssMENT NoTICE-sILvER KING MIN
pEL1NoUENr SALE NoTrcEe.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CRUIKsHANg
~ Gold Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location OF
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Col.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stocS on account of Assessment (NO. y
levied on the It'll day OF July. 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1891-09-22
MORNING SALES.

MORNING SALES
Board-lO Safety Nitro Powder 7s4: $4,000 s "
AZ Bonds SSLa; 10 s Water, 80 ~ so Union In
surance, 81; SO do, 80; 50 Hutchinson p Co. 6ss.
AFTERNOON
Board-1O oceanic s Co, rs; 20 do, 10; 50 do
IL; 100 Hawaiian Commercial 4; so s + GasIght
63A: 100 Pacific Photograph, 10; $1,000 V6%
Bonds, III; SO Safety Nitro Powder. ia SO Hutch.
inson $ Z Co, 6l4.
Street-13 Water, 96ja.
The morning call., 1891-09-22

Judge Hawey, sitting in the United
States District Court, rendered decision
yesterday in favor OF the defendant In the
cause Of John Martin against the ship Morse
for wages. 1t was shown that he had been
paid.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-The stock market opened
this morning with another burst OF activity but In
the afternoon trading fell away materially. The
upward movement made steady progress from the
opening prices which were fractonally higher than
Saturdays close. The close active and steady,
with most stocks small fractions higher. Northern
Pacific preferred is up Ia sugar l Is and Lake
Shore and Union Pacific each / per cent. Govern
ments steady. Petroleum closed at $3.50.
NEW YORK. Sept 2l-United States Bonds-fs
l16s4 2's. e912: Northern Pacific. 3O3s: Cana
dian Pacihc Sg5s Central Pacific. 341a Union Paci-
fc, a "a AtcnlsOu and santa Re. i6Ps; Wels-Fargo
lao: Western Union, So; siver 9oHsc; Sterling,
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.- Whoat-october, 81 OF II.
Flour - Quiet. Co1ee-sl4 10. Sugar-3ia3 1se.
Hops-Pacinc Coast, l4916c- Hides-A3tac. Cop
mesIIc, 81 5212 Iron-sl4. Petroleum, $3.50
RAIsINs.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-The Commercial Bulletin
says: The exports OF Baisins from Denia thus far
have been only 90, GOO boxes for America, whereas
for the corresponding period last year 46SOOO
boxes transit. IL is evident from this that
the competition OF California Is feared, and I'M
pOrters hesitate to send forward any eonsiderab bic
orders upon the basis Of the values cabled Several
carloads of tDree.crOwn California RalSluS In SACKS
sold here last week az &c, delivered here
HOPS AND BEANS.
NEW YORK Sept. 2l.-Hops are dull. There are
fair orders from brewers al shaded prices. The e1-
port movement is dull .
California Lima Beans are quoted at 81 40a2 so
q bushel.
NEW YORK. sept. 21.-CoTee opened lower by
10 to points, and recovered TO 10 points during
the latter part Of the session. The total visible
September, Sl4 Is; October Sl2 So; November.
Sill So; December ST 60: January. 81 90; Feb 6
ruary, Sll 50; March, 81 As; April, Sll 40.
Rio quiet at decline of 200 milreis.
Sugar-Rsw, firm aud unchanged; refined, quiet
but frm cut loaf and crushed. 51sc; powdered,
43sc; cubes, 4l2c; molderS' A 43Sc; confectloners
A 3,sC: n o. IL, 5000; NO. IL, size.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MONDAY, Sept 81
Flour. or sKs...... BIAS DAY. tols. ........ 697
do. Oregon. do. S,Sb4 do, oregon, do. ~
Wheat. ctIs...... .- S,l4U straw tons ........ 20
do. oregon. do. 10. 40 Hops. bs.....,..... 50
Farley cts S99 Mustard Seed, SKIS. l7S5
Oats cts ........... 75G FlaXseed, Skis. ZS5
do. oregon, do. 9,715 co. oregon, do. 3S4
Corn sks5..,.. 2lUYooI. Dis. nm. $50
Rye sks............. $40 do.Oregon, do. 3
Beans SKIS ......,. 2,lOS Hides .......... l,239
Potatoes ..... 4,6os Wine. gals 81 81 U
Onions. sks.......-- 6iIs Brandy. gals. S4O
Bran SKIS - 1855
The morning call., 1891-09-22

The WEEKLY CALL at 81 Is per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to be
informed on the events of the
day, or to read choice literature
to keep constantly a supply Of
fresh and interesting reading
matter ON hand.
The morning call., 1891-09-22
AL HOTEL

iJno T Cutting, Chicago
A II Rose & sn. Grimes
Mrs j 7 Candy. Portland
Hiss Candy. Portland
Jas Candy. Portland
A V Taylor, Cleveland
ThOs Oekenden, Fresno
f. NJ NJ McCardle. Fresno
Miss Rosa Lee, Fresno
$ Clark ~ WI. stockton
/ Is II Burton &wf. Willows
+ A Cimeron, Albuquerq
Mrs Bedding. Albuquerqu
Mrs Moore, Albuquerque
w II Buster x VT. Colusa
Col Geo Eagar. COIusa
Miss Alice Hagar, Colusa
ID q Wheeler AZ sn. Reno
H Baldrilgo,S Bernardin
+ A Wh'ttieS,w f&c, Seattl
10 4 Whitney, olympia
Miss Suman, Indiana
j L Hale, santa Clara
&c r Loss & wi, Chicago
II + GenyOn. New York
- G Kennedy, Boston
t. ID Kennedy, Oakland
VIM Woods. Denver
!Jno w TerriS, NOvato
Mrs II L Weber. WatSonv
c II Hllldith & VT IS Cruz
The morning call., 1891-09-22
HOTEL
Mrs Z NJ Phelps. Chicago

HOTEL
Mrs f NJ Phelps, Chicago
Miss Cummings, Chicago
les Johnson, Chicago
I r Wilder. Chicago
K . ROache * W, Cal
| Miss + Il stephens, Cal
l. NJ HOge, Philadelphia
l l. HeeSwagen, Detroit
j III w Goodman. san Diego
Mrs . W Chllds, Los Ang
Miss Childs, Los Angeles
Miss Is Childs, Los Ang
Miss II Childs, Los Ang
5 Childs, Los Angeles
Miss Groote. Los Angeles
VI Turney, Los Angeles
A Schwarzenbau. y Y
Mrs j ID EIlntzer g. CHI,
| Lincoln. Aebr
w C Written, Kansas City
J Hatch, San Jose
$ j Min0tt, New York
Or G o Sahler * W, \ Y
K Lehman. New York
w WadhauS, Portland
10 } Markham, New York
j II Henry, San jose
+ Price, San Mateo
II Lever. Los Angeles
The morning call., 1891-09-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

w Beckman, Sacramento
II COhn, Willows
Il Arnold, Kentucky
q L Schullig, Grand Islnd
l. Schullig. Grand Island
c w Bedell, COiusa
J NJ wiicoxson, Sacto
A Abelf, Colusa
+ Wilkins, COlusa
j X Hebron. Salinas
j J HebbrO Salinas
j Il AuStery, Red Bluff
j A Culver, CoifaE
ID Pleyte. Denver
L L MoultOn, COlusa
II ii Wlendick. Red Bluff
T Markham, Montreal
Rev j Hamilton. Wallet o
NJ Bum. Martinez
j S Meuasco, WatsOnvillc
j j Cairns n WI, Tulare
| w Cairns, Tulare
| G Ii Dwine!le, Fulton
j L Sullivan. Santa Cruz
| l. Norton, HealdSburg
L Sweeny, Redding
II NJ Millar, Marysyiile
Mrs j II Jewell, Petaluina
Miss S Jewell, Petaluma
Caleb Dorsey. Stauislaus
| W Napier, PleasantOn
L & Reyes, Rochester
Z A HUFF n VT. San Jose
Dr j ID noiX a w. Yuba c
G j swanson, Iowa
A McFadgen, Stockton
OCCIDENT
f f Wright, New York
l. w buchanan. Menlo
g " : stevens. U S A
Il G Armstrong, Angel Isl
: q HUH. Ohio
G w HOadley Il VT. Arlz
+ Temple. Des Moines
Miss L 5 Matthews, wash
q Ham q VT. Port Costa
\ l. NaylOr, Port Costa
VI L Reed, olympia
Jas Young. Placerville
u A Patton, WILLOWS
e i Binnell. Willows
j j Myhan. Tacoma
q hogan, Berkeley
L z Thomas, Oakland
J Woodbridge 4 VT Mass
Miss Dunbar. Mass
Il q Kimbali, Red BluH
Clara Barton, Wash. ID c
j Il Hubbell, Wash. ID G
Mrs Peterson d c, hOHOiu
l. A Thurston, Honolulu
w burridge. Chicago
J W HaguS,w VIA = da, Pas
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II Baldridge. Pasadena
Il MastersUn a VT. SauSal |
Mrs l. Potter, Phlladeiph
Miss ElliS. Philadelphia
&C Selwln, New York
PALACE
C CranZ Jr, Lower Cal
ID O RohHe, Kansas City
j Won Schmidt, Justin
w & Butler, Redwood
g 4 Brown. Redwood
X J Waters, Redwood
c NJ Wells, Los Angeles
j + DoulittIe, California
$ Chelins, Hamburg
ii G Fuller, New Haven
L Llevre, Paris
| CS Moore, oregon
Ella l. SHELTON, oregon
s IusGll, New York
f II Lewis. New York
ii FootmAn. New YORK
w NJ NJ Gurnsey, Cal
A Sturns, Chicago
+ i Benlow, Chicago
Il . Dugan, Montana
IndO, Toxic, Japan
Fapte. Toxic. Japan
JoyOnaya, Toxic. Japan
G K Cummings, Chicago
+ NJ Phe ps, Chicago
Mrs u Is CuSsey, san Jose
L Is Heath a W. san Jose
I u Bunting, Santa Cruz
W J Murphy & W, Phoenix
q Arreheu X W. NORWAY
The morning call., 1891-09-22

And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board Of Directors. made on the 7th day OF
suy, 1891, SO many shares OF each parcel of such
took as may be necessary Will be sold at public
suction at the ONCE OF the company. Room 9. Pill
ssnsome St, San Francisco. Cali on Monday, the
9TH day OF September, 1891, at the hour OF IL
o'clock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
tessment thereon, together with costs OF adyertis
ing aud expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
onace-koom 8. All sansomo St.. San Francisco