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ShiDuing Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay, the Point Iona for 6rays Harbor,
the Crescent City for Crescent City, and the Point
Arena for Mendocno. The Queen falls due from
san Diego aud Alex Duncan, laquina and Al-Ki
from the Southern Coast
The Alameda fails due from Australia Thursday.
The bark Z. ID. Bryant, SSS tons, lOads mdse for
Honolulu. Schooner Robert Levers, $40 tons, lum-
Der on the Sound for Honolulu.
The British iron ship Buteshire 1854 tons
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, HaYre or Antwerp, Ats.
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Fell Enrtx Eaat.

Peter Paulson. a carpenter, fell from a
new building at Broderick and Grove streets
yesterday and descended forty feet before
he struck the sidewalk. He was picked up
in an unconscious condition and taken to
the Receiving Hospital. where it was found
that lie had received several ugly bruises
and internal injuries. Paulson lives on
Alabama street, near Twenty fifth, and has
a wife and two children.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct 23.-The Porter Bros Company sold
to-day three carloads of California fruits. Full
crates OF Tokay Grapes brought $292 rs: half
crates S0c0Sl 80: full crates OF Muscats, 81 500
35; hair crates, S5c@sl %; Secale Pears 81 SO:
Peaches, 90c9S1 20: double crates, 50 U5@)2 Is;
single crates, 81 10 g l 10; white Cornichons,
81 60
NEW YORK, Oct. 2j.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day two carloads of California fruits. Corinne
Pears bought So 3Ot@i 05; Goes late red Plums,
81 159 SO; fun crates Tokay Grapes, poor order.
81 40G2 80; full crates Muscats. 50; full crates
Moroccos, 81 55; Ferreras, 81.
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Hoard of Directors, made the l1th day of
September, 1891, so many shares of each parcel Of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction. at the ofiee of the company Room So
Nevada Block. SU9 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day of November, 1891,
at the hour of = O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to ray
said deiia quent assessment thereon together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
}. STADTFELD JR., Secretary.
Onice-Boom 56, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
St, san Francisco Cal. oc23 I'd
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CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Wheat was frmer The open
ing was to I4c to Csc higher than yesterdays clos
ing, advanced with some fluctuations "a to 7sc per
bushel more. then declined a C. Ruled irregular
and closed about Csc higher for December and 1c
higher for MAY than yesterday. Receipts LAB
600 bushels; shipments. l,O3U,o00 bushels. Rye
firm at IS J2c. Barley quiet at Gle.
CHICAGO Oct. %. = Wheat-Cash-94. Corn
55. Pork-S5 s712. Lard-$6 2742. Ribs-S6 50.
whiskv-St
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A wEATHER-VANE.
TO -" NJ. L. d.


A cloud comes slowly out OF the west,
To earth the ralndrops fall;
The south breeze with a warm, soft kiss
Touches the treetops tall.
A sunbeam smiles on the western cloud
And wipes away earths tears:
The south breeze turns ana runs away,
Amid the north winds jeers.
Thy kiss is as soft as the sunlight
That falls on the stately trees;
More tickle thy love, maiden,
Than the warm, soft southern breeze.
IN francisco. Oct IG, 1891 ADELAIDE.
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placed on the tops of houses Hengel con-
tended that the ordinance provides for an
unreasonable exercise of police power. Tie
Court held that as wires on housetops in
crease the fire risks aud impede the firemen,
and as it is not necessary that they should
be placed on buildings, the ordinance is not
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, Week's Failures.

The Bradstreet MercantIIe Agency reports IS
failures Pacific Coast States aud Territories
for the week ending yes terLay, compared with
IL for the previous week and 10 for the correspond
ing week OF 1890. The failures for the past week
are divided among the trades follows: Three
saloons, general store. staurant. cigar
factureT, grocer, notions, buiider tailor and
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Leg and Arm Broken.

Fl. Topp. teamster residing at 70 Natoma
street, fell from his wagon yesterday while
driving along King street, near Third. One
of the wheels passed over his right leg and
arm, badly fracturing them. The fractures
were set at the Receiving Hospital.
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Renl Clenrings.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Bradstreers returns OF the
bank cearngs for the principal cities of the United
States for the past week follows: New York.
$7l4577 900, decrease. 5.S per cent; Boston, S9S-
$4,000, decrease 20; Chicago, $50. .779, 900 In
crease so; Philadelphia, 7544l 900 decrease
co, sI7 O93 increase l. o: baltimore Si4 IS 900
decrease 2.3; Cincinnati. $l3,2 900, decrease
l5: PittSburg, Sl5 3S7 0J0, decrease 14.2; Kansas
CITY, $40 2O3, 900 increase so; New Orleans, 81 l,
323 OO0. decrease l5; Minneapolis. SO 727 900 in
crease ST: St. Paul, $6l3l ,0JJ, increase 2O.9;
Denver, So 1872, 600 Increase SO; Omaha, $3.50
600 decrease 6.6; Portland (Oregon), 81, ,567 900,
increase 2U.4 Salt La%e Sl,40S000, decrease 1906
Tacoma, 81 OO3, 900 decrease 9.5; Seattle, $685.
600 decrease 100: Los Angeles. $SU4 600. Total
for the principal cities OF the United States ST.
2l3l56,Z5l; decrease 80 per cent.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. october %.

SUMMARY THE MARKETA
Wheat, Barley and Oats quiet.
Large yellow Corn lower.
Rye nominal
Hay weak and dull.
Beans steady.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter firm.
Eggs tending upward.
Cheese firm.
Turseys lower.
Bad Game arriving.
Cantaoupes about gone.
Dried Grapes and Prunes firm.
Rice easy.
Coffee weak and dull
Provisions active.
Meats IN good supply.
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House.Roof wires Must Go.

Judge Hebbard yesterday sustained the
city ordinance against wires on housetops.
The validity of the ordinance was questioned
in an action by G. L. Hengel TO restrain
Chief Scannell from removing certain wires
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNSw1CK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company Location
OF principal place of business, Francisco Cal
location o. works, Grass Valley, Cal.
Notice-Tbere are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF Assessment No q
levied on the 1Ith day Of September, 1891, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
snectiye shareholders, as follows;
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BARRING OUT COWS.
The Limit Will Be Extended to Include
the Panhandle.

the Panhandle.
The Health and Police Committee of the
Board of Supervisors lave agreed to report
in favor of the petition of the Panhandle
Improvement Club that the two-cow limit
be extended so as 10 include the district
bounded by Masonic avenue, Stanyan,
Fulton and Frederick streets.
Alfred Clarke sought permission to again
address the committee in relation TO his pc
tition to build wharf in a mudhole out
near the old Ocean House. but they refused
To hear him
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pELIyoUENr SALE NOTICES.

nELINoUENT SALE NOTICE-SILVER KING
IL Mining Company Location OF principal place
~ business san Francisco, cal Location OF WORKS,
Silver king Mining District. Pinal County, Arizona.
Notioe-There are delinquent upon the followlng
descr ned stock on account of assessment NO. z,
levied on the 18th day OF August 1881 the seYerat
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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Still Missing.

The parents Of Vernon Woolsey, who dis
appeared from Sacramento several weeks
ago, have heard nothing from him since. He
was % years of age and went from his home
in San Jose to run an engine at Sacramento.
His relatives can assign no cause for his
mysterious disappearance.
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And In ACCORDANCE with law, and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day OF
August, 1891. many shares each parcel Of such
stocS as may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction at the office or the company, No. 80 Pins
street. Rooms 10 and H. san Francisco, California,
on UESDAY, the 27th day OF october, 1891, at
the hour of o'clock p. NJ. Of said day to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
J. W. PEW, Secretary.
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The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 23.-wool is firm Montana
19G23c; Territorial. l5@2lc 2 10.
BosToN. Oct 23.-Wool steady. Territory is in
fair request at soc for fine. 5795se for fine medi-
ums, aud 5%@55c for medium. Texas California
and Oregon are IN moderate request.
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nfIiNo6ENr SALE Nor1oE-ohU1KsHASa

- Gold Mining Company. Location Of principsi
place of business San Francisco, Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District Monterey County, Cal
kotice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment (No. %
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
ahareholders as foIloNHs.
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F,mi Retail Market.

Butter and Eggs are still dearer fine qualities
being scarce.
Meats unchanged.
A few variations in Poultry and Game Will be OBJ
served. A great deal OF Game is arriving In bad
order.
Fruits and Vegetables sell at about last weeks
prices.
Fish Is unchanged.
Following IS 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
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San Francisco Meat M.rkst.

All kinds are abundant aud easy. Wholesale rates
from slaughterers 10 dealers are follows:
BEEF-First quality 5Ia@5c: second quality,
41aG15c; third DO. 40i14c.
NEAL-Large, 6GS7c; small CaivoS. 7@9c.
UTrON-Wethers 7d7 Iac; Ewes, 6I2@a7c.
LAMB-SIa@9c y ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4L4041ac a 10 for hssyv hard
granted. 41ac for light average do; STOCK Hogs,
sa3aLc q 10; dressed do. 6a4l07lac Is ID.
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MORNING SALES
Board-eO s Gaslight, 641a 20 S Water,
975a: 25 Safety Nitro Powder. 30 77S; 30 do,
TIA: o Pacific Coast BOrax, 9634.
Street-$5000 V AZ Bonds, S9K.
AFTERNOON SALES
Street-50 Ferries Il Cliff X Il, Al
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS


street to Oakland, the bark Margaret from
the stream to sea, the ship Sutherlandship
from the sea-wall to Green street, the bark
g. D. Bryant from Berry-street Wharf to
Mission street, the Buteshre from the sea
to stream. and the ship Lochel from the
rolling g-mils 10 the stream. The ship Arctic
to HowaTd-street Wharf to-day, and tile
schooner Berthe Minor from Folsom street
tn
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria,
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
aus ~ saTuTh .t
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Portland's BuSiness,

PORTLAND (oregon), Oct. ~. - Clearances.
S3h3 900; balances S6S 900.
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BOARD ~ L = !.
ollowing we're the sales In the SIl Francis
rg Hoard
Following were the sales the Plctn' STOCK Board
REeuLAR srssrox-1o.sp.


25O Alpha. so 400 c SV...5 "A 200 Ophlr. 3l6
400 Andes &c. 9235O q a ..I70 90 OPotOsl..1.95
100 belchr. i. As 100 II 81 N...2l0 200 savage 80
800 CaIedna. .402 80 McIican.2 35 800 25O
200 CC&N....51 IL 200 ....,......2$s zoos New.
100 s .6.0O3O0 Occtdnt... 90 % 10. $40
400 .....53s 400 Opnlr.. - 2Ol350 UulOn.."E14
40 8 IO5 IA I25U -. ...3I4 400 YJacEeI,l.7O
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:}l
100 Becher LAO 100 ca C....l 65 100 Onhr $40
100 Is x b. =. 20 200 HS N..l.lO2OO Savage. .2.20
1000 CaIedna..4U 800 400 ....--.2. 10
80 CC&N %. 90 100 MexIcan.2l "A $3.50 Nev...l.9O
200 ......51 Is 800 occid. SO 2UO Union-,2.20
"a
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made the 7th day OF
suly, 1891, SO many shares of each parcel OF such
Hock as may bo necessary Will be sold at public
Suction at the once of the company, Room 8, 21l
ssnsome ST., San Francisco. Cal, on Monday, the
9TH day Of September, 1891, at the hour OF IA
o'clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessmeht thereon, together with of sdvertis-
kng and expenses of sale
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
once-Room g. all sansore ST.. San Francisco.
Cal
PCSTPONEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
l. Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Monday October 5, 1891, at Ia
O'Clock noon al the once OF tue Company, Room 8.
No. 2ll Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal BT
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary
POSTPONEMENT.
THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4, 1891, at
II O'Clock noOn ut the office Of the Company, Room
q, No 2ll Sansome street. San Francisco Cal BY
order of the Board OF Directors.
oe5 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary
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Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments now pending:
lDelinqnt
No Amt. In the SaleDay
AAarA
BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessments OF mines net
Board Ian delinquent IN office.
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Per North FOrk-Buffalo Brewery; John wleland
Brewery; j bowman Il Co: TbOS Dennigan Il Son;
Chicago Brewery; Hulme u Hart; CIas Nelson;
Chevalier q Coz Moore Il Hunt
Per Observation-Disclosures Bros: Goldtree Bros; T
Goodwin; I Thomas: Ii Dutard; WitzeI Il Baker.
Fer Alex Duncan-H DUtard; Sinshelmer Bros: J
X Armsby: Mitzel 4 Baker: ErIanger q Galinger;
Moore. Ferguson Il Co; Thomas: Starr Il Co: j
& Kesset; Lowry q Stellar; Bray Sons Il Co; W
r Larzelere * Co; Thos Bell.
For Late Shtpptn1 AlteLigencs See Eighth Pn1e
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JOtNVSs b1AaASSof FOofOoS-
Excl,nra and RuItJor
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INATIONAL HOTEL.
Grand HOTEL.

J 4 PARKINSON, Tacoma
Il + Williams, Tacoma
w Mccullough, Auburn
A Potter, Sacramento /
George + BuCh, Stockton
Thos Price q VT, Kansas |
Jas L Patterson. Calico
T W Muller, Napa
II VI HuG, SausalItO
I'll Johnson, Fort Bragg
J 7 sullivan. Santa Cruz
II LangenOur Il VT, Cal
NJ A Washburne, Placerv
W II Mead, Los Angeles
w 6 Holmes, Oakland
W J Jones, san Jose
J d WorthingtOL, Oaklnd
j Il Charles. Sacram entO
+ 5 Beck, New Yors
Geo j SudlOw, New York
Thomas Derby, Alameda
RUSS 4
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w L Wood, Davisville
A G Briggs, Petaluma
G Lawrence, Alameda
w II HanlOn, Sacramento
ID Sheeren, Sacramento
II Peet, Sacramento
II II CreiThtOn, Saeto
7 + COtter. New York
I w Petersen, San jose
C b Taylor. st Louis
A f Upton, Merced
Mrs j r Duff. Stockton
Miss J Duff. Stockton
j TuOhy, Tulare
Mra I.enarc. san lose
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LEAVING RHIyEBEcK TO ITS sLUMBERs

Rhinebeck, y. y, sept Overwhelmingly the
tide Of travel has turned hOmeward for the city people
who have been enjoying the pleasures Of the country
for the last two three months and farmhouses and
boarding houses in this neighbOrhood well the
great hotels in the Catskils opposite here, arc be-
ginning to look deserted. At place probably along
the Hudson has the rush TO the city been more ap
parent than at Rhneclif. The day boats have been
loaded down and the trains have been so crowded as
to necessltate running in sections.
On Thursday Vice-Prl sdent Morton, accompanied
by Mrs. Morton, left EeIse for the camp on Birch
Island In Upper st. Regis Lake, AdrOndacks, where
they will spend a short time in company with the
Misses Morton, who have been there during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, mother of BngadierGeneral Louis
Fitzgerald has left Widerstein, the home Of r. B.
suckley, and gone for brief visit to Lenox whence
she will 20 to North Granville near Lake George
Mrs Edward Lynch her sisterlnlaw, accompanies her
Carleton Hunt eX-COngressman and nephew Of the
late Secretary Hunt in company with his family, is
soourning at Montgomery Place the historic old resi-
dence Of General Montgomery, of Revolutionary fame
They arc the guests OF Mr.. Hunts sisters, the Misses
Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. William AstOr and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacob AstOr arrived at their country seats here on
Thursday. They brought with them their usual large
rctinuc of servants their handsome horses and car
rageS and viii probably remain here until they go 10
New York for the winter.
Louis Howard livingston accompanied by five or six
fellow members of The sanhatan Club, left GIassmere
on Thursday ~: zip in his tally-ho Goach 70 sls
Adirondack They viii 20 to Albany by boa. ana
from there drive to the mountains, where the pOsOhs
horn Will awake The echoes. -
Among the guests at the Rhlnebeck Inn were J. d.
NetOn NJ. II. OMnsa, brooklyn; j. l.. Herzog, A.. NC
Kenna T. C.. Kelly, v Z. VCOrhis F.. V. Richardson
A. NJ Lesby, New York &. II. Baleary, Paterson y. j.
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B1ocK ISLAND WILL SOON BE DESERTED.

Block Island, Sept. (speclaD.-Here as elsewhere
closing days have come. and come all too quickly.
September at Block Island is the best month Of the
year but only few show knowledge of the fact De-
partures this week have been unusually heavy. owing
10 cold winds Monday and Tuesday. All the leading
hotels close in few days the ocean View shutting
its doors on the Monday. The Manisses incOr-
rectly reported last week as open for september.
The Adrian and Eureka, however. Will welcome guests
for several weeks. DR.. George E. Brewer. Of New
York the house physician at the Ocean View. departed
on Tuesday by his yacht Culprt Fay The Fay goes
out Of commission at New London
The steam yacht Aztec was here for several days.
Her party comprised her owner. ID. a. Lorng. and
Wife. C. H. Plat and wife, Mrs. f. Craigg and b. j.
GrenIich They were at the ocean View for several
DAYS The Aztec Is a remarkably fast boat and
. showed her heels handsomely TO q fast excursion
steamer coming into the haroor.
The arrivals since last writing are:
ocean View IIotel-Ex-speaker John G. Carlisle and
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Old Point Comfort Va, Sept 5 (speciaD.-With tho
advent Of September the evening dfess Iarades' "heh
were suspended during the heated term have been re-
sumed attract large crowds OF Visitors 10 meet
this improvement the bathing hour which. during the
summer popular In the evening" mas been changed
noOn which enables the young ladies' to enjoy her
bath and visit the fort just before supper.
George WOIdhn, Of the National Soldiers Home mas
recently had snail hot-l with restaurant Attached
opened on grounds. IL Is designed TO accom-.
molate friends OF who may visit them ana
will be this class Of peol lie can
Admiral James \. Greer, president OF the Examining
Board arrived from Washington with his VIE ana
daughter a day two SINCE and will spend month
at tn Hygeia.
Lleutenant-C commander George Il. Ide ana "he ar
rived here Monday Columbus Ohio Whero nc mas
been waiting orders Tic has Just been "S''sh'u 70
duty ~ the Norfolk Yard but will remain mere until
cool wtathet
captain j. NJ X. Davis, lst Artillery was called
North sunday by telegram announcing the ueeth Of
his broth rn.law NJ Jor j. b. Campbell "a Ai1lery
Major Campbell stationed here some hNe OF M years
ago, and had many friend ut The fort
Mrs. Luutnnsnt phllios arrived here suhuAJ from
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ENJOYING LIFE Ar NARRAGANSETT.
CASINO DANCES WELL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SEPTEMBER WEATHER.

SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
Narragansett Pier Il. L. Sept. (speciaD.- Although
The season is waning, the hotels are all open, the
Casino dances are well attended, and everybody ap-
pears TO he enjoying life. September is termed the
finest month of the Naragansett Bay,
and this September is keeping up the months repu-
tation.
At the Casino dance Wednesday the following
ladies were present, among others: Miss Marie
Stirling Miss Adele Ifo,niCz. Miss Lucy Turner, Mrs.
Grenville Kane, ST.. Jo.e7h Dews and Mrs. Arthur
S. Watson.
AT the annual mceoiIG e.; tie stOckholderS Of the
Casino corporate +he .'1."I Of directors was in
creased to twenty. " tr.aus II. Dewey, of WOr-
cester Edmund W. Davis, OF Providence, and jeremiah
p Robinson, of Brooklyn, were reelected to the
vacancies, George V. Crcsson elected president.
, The sale of house lots on the Canonchet property,
which has been quite successful, will Increase the
cottage colony at the Pier. Many cottages will be
constructed at once
Ex-Governor Francis B. LOOMS, of Connecticut, has
been stopping at the Rockingham.
Reeves's American Band orchestra from Providence
has succeeded In making good the sudden withdrawal
of LandeIs orchestra from the Casino.
Recent hotels arrivals include the following:
Atwood House-F. V. S. Crosby, W. De Wolf Dimocl.
Dr. W. ]. stewart. Mrs. L. Prang. New-York.
Continental House-C y. Vigneron. W. NJ Johnston
F. T. Bulmer. New-YOrk.
Revere House-G NJ Maynard. Morristown. n. J..
j. L. Antrim. A. d. Blair, Richmond; George Stuart
smith, Elliott Evan. Henry L. Gilbert. W. f. Curtis
NewYollI.
Atlantic House-Mr and Mrs. William Rowe. D. w.
Buclln IT.. r. S. Taller, p. j. Niles c. L. Guilleaume
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Johnson. IT.. Miss Aymer, Master
3. G. Johnson and maid Miss de Blcr, New-York
Thomas Rodman, W. NJ. D. Kuhn. Brooklyn.
MetatOxet House-Frank Kellogg, Orange, NJ j.;
Harry T. shrm. DR.. St. Clair Smith, NewYOrk.
Greene's Inn-A }. Robertson, Mrs. Brownel, w.
II. Wilson. Miss Glover Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glover.
c. C. Blake tr. c. s. i}ates IT,, j. b. Kearney, John
G. Hayes A. ]. Robinson, New York.
The Bcrwick-AIrs J. F. Merriam, John +. Collins,
J. NJ. Freund, William d. Bennett, c. a. Winch and
family c. W. Yorke. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Chairman
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NOVELTY FOR CANAyDA1GUA ANGLERS.

Canandagua, n. Y, Sept CSpecia)-The Canandalgua
Academy and Union Free School begin their fa terms
next Tuesday. At the academy the faculty remains te
same with the exception Of the classical department. winch
viii be under the direction Of L. T. Smith, graduate OF
Amherst j. c. Norris will continue principal OF the
school, The addition to the main building OF the union
Free School, begun last spring. has been nearly completed
greatly improving the structure and adding the necessary
room Professor H. L. Taylor will remain a. superin'
nden but the corps of teachers has been changed
what The Granger Place School will open on Wednes-
day September To- with the faculty unchanged
The Canandagua Lake Anglers Association has ar
ranged novel fishing contest to be held on the axe
next wednesday. The members have been divided into
two parties each being provided with captain and the
fishing is to be done within certain length OF time All
fish caught will be classified and prizes awarded for
various kinds OF fish, well as the largest ones caught
Frank r. Beecher Of this village. Is taking an extended
yUa trn
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wife, Kentucky George NJ. Wilcox, George Hughes
and wife, J. Langdon Schroeder Edwin g. Bates F. W.
Palmer, l.. ID. Morrison, T. W. Meehan. Miss NJ A.
Jacobs, Mr.. Calanay, Miss J. Jacobs F. C. I. Beck
Mrs. John b. Beck, William Hunter and wife, New
York; the Rev. stephen H.. Cranberry, Newark.
llygeia Hotel-Colonel John McManus, Providence;
A. J. Robinson, New-York.
Woonsocket House-James Blake Mrs. E. B. Todd.
Miss NJ. A Todd, Newark Edwin Corning and wife,
T. w. G.. Corning Miss Virginia G. Corning Lennox S.
Faber and wife, New York
Turf Cottage Hotel-M L. Doland, L. b. Miller and
wife, Lewis \. Cox, Mrs. f. W. Parker Miss Florence
a. Handy. Miss Mabel Lynch Miss NJ. T.. Jones. New
York; Charles W. Davidson b. L. Donohue, brooklyn.