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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-13
THE SUGAR TRUST.
Interested Parties Decline to Discuss the
Franklin Refinery Rumor.

franklin Rennery Kumor.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The officers of
the Sugar Trust declined to make any state
ment to-day regarding the report that the
trust had secured control of the franklin
Refinery. If the transaction is really COM
pieted it will leave Spreckels as the only
important competitor of the trust. The
Tribune says there are many members of
the sugar trade who believe Spreckels'
Philadelphia refineries are now worked in
secret harmony with the trust. An Asso-
ciated Press Philadelphia dispatch says the
membe of the Franklin firm this evening
declined to talk on their alleged absorption
hY thA truSt
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choctaw Republican Convention.

SOUTH MCALLIsTER, l. T., March H.
The first Republican Convention of the
Choctaw Nation was held here last night
and officers chosen for a national organiza-
tion. The Territorial Convention meets
May % to select delegates to Minneapolis.
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The Gould Party.

Ell. PAso. Tex, March 12-Jay Gould and
party left Pecos this morning for Eddy, n.
Mex. The party enjoyed hunt en- route, in
which all participated except Gould. he re-
maining in the car by the advice of his doc
tor, as a cold Texas Dorther was prevailing.
The party is expected at Ell Paso Monday.
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She Couldn't Paw the Costs.

LONDON. March 12.-Countess Russell.
who recently unsuccessfully sued for a
divorce from Lord Russell. has appealed
from the courts decision ordering her to
pay the costs. saying that she has not the
money to nav.
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,,oiumhia Rixar salmnn.

NEW YORK, March 12-Local selling
agents have done very fairly thus far. Sc
curing orders for favored high-cass brands
OF Columbia River salmon, packing of 1892,
but negotiations on other brands have been
rewarded slimly up to the present.
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[eavy Rains in Spain.

MADRID. March 12.-Heavy rains are
again falling and are seriously interfering
with the railway traffic.
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Guarding Rusaia's Frontier.

CRAcow. March 12.-Military transport
trains, bearing large numbers of troops, are
continually passing here for the western
frontier. In the villages and towns of Po-
land 10000 troops have been billeted upon
the inhabitants.
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Union Stock-yards Company, known as the
New Jersey Company. declared an illegal
trust. Tie object of the suit is TO prevent
the New Jersey Company holding 129, 10
snales "a ane Gn'dapo 0onpiny p ,,;ns a Tue ths
same.
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An American Barytone's Troubles.

LONDON, March IA suit for divorce
brought against his wife by Alberto Ran
degger. a composer and the director Of
the Royal Academy of Music, will be tried
on Monday. The correspondent in the case
is Mr.. Hayden Coffin, a well-known Amer
ican barry tone.
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iieve my baby would have died IL had not tried
CUTIcURA REMEDIES 1 write this that every
mother with baby like mine can feel confident
that there is u medicine that VIII cure the worst
eczema, and that medicine Is the CurIcURA RENE
DIES. MRS. BETTE HIRKNER,
Lockhart, Texas
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AN Lush Labor BIN Proro.ed.

LONDON, March 12-The Sunday Sun re-
ports that the Cabinet in council yesterday
discussed the advisabillty of bringing about
a labor bill as substitute for the Irish
local government bill.
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Employer of a Leper Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2-Dr. E. M.
Paine, proprietor Of the Peabody Hotel.was
arrested to-day on charge of employing
Charles Wing, Chinese leper, to prepare
food for guests and employees of the hotel.
This action is taken at the instance Of the
Health Officer
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The Richmond Terminal.

NEW YORK, March 12.-It is now said
that the plan for the consolidation of the
various properties of the Richmond Ter
minal system will probably be modified so
as to exclude the Georgia Central from the
unification scheme
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Three Persons Drowned.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 12.-J. A.
Medley, his niece. Annie Medley, and Felix
Burdett were drowned In the Kanawha
River to-day by the capsizing Of skiff.
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The Cardinal Rumor Denied.

BALTIMORE, March 12.-Father Heffron
Of st. Paul telegraphs Cardinal Gibbons
that he is not the author of the statement
sent out from ST. Paul yesterday that Arch
bishop Ireland was to be made Cardinal,
and that he has no information on the SUBJ
ieCt,
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Net a Conspirator.

LONDON, March 12.-The action against
Louis Clovis Bcnaparte, brought by his
first wife for conspiracy, was withdrawn to-
day
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WON BY TWO FEET.

The Bicycle Race Of New York Won by
Ashinger.
New YORK. March 12.-Ashinger won the
bicycle race, finishing two feet ahead of
Lamb. Following is the score: Ashinger,
1922 miles laps; Lamb, 1922 miles laps !;
Martin. 1922 miles laps; Reading. 1922
Schock, $40 miles lap; Stage, 900 miles.
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HEAVY LOSSES.
Fire on Jersey City Deck Of the Erie Railroad
Company.

Company.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., March 12.-The shed
on dock 2 Of the Erie Railroad Company
was burned tonight, together with 10000
bales of hay, small quantity of other
freight and two canal-boats loaded with
grain. The barges Burlington, Suffolk,
Huntley and Mary Elizabeth were badly
burned also. An unknown deck kband is be-
iieved to have been drowned. The milk
depot north of the shed was also burned.
The losses are: Hay 100000, shed $4,000,
milk depot $4,000, freight 5000, barges and
other craft $4,000.
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STRICKEN With Paralx.is

DAYTON. Ohio. March 12.-Captan Walter
Crook, brother Of the late General Crook,
was stricken with paralysis to-day and Is In
a critical condition.
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n,ownea IN the M;,so,-;

KANSAS City, March 12.-Three men
were drowned in the Missouri here to-day
by the capsizing OF a skif. Their names
are unknown.
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RIVAL ROADS.

Extension Checked.
CHICAGO, March 12.-This evening the
Baltimore and Ohio's progress toward the
Worlds Fair grounds was again checked by
the Illinois Central, who, in the nick of
time, served the Superintendent Of the
Baltimore's construction gang with an in
junction restraining them, pending hear
ing, from tearing up or crossing the Gen.
traPs tracks.
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Canadian Pacific Extension.

MINNEAPOLIS, March IA special from
Winnipeg says the Canadian Pacific will
construct branch from Regina to connect
with the 500 line in North Dakota and to
extend to Minneapolis.
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IA Dementea Clerevman,

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Rev. S. B. Warner,
missing st. Paul clergyman, was found
here tonight in demented condition.
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A CITY Wifhont Funds.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 12.-The city
Is 10 critical financial condition, and to-
day Is unable to pay single employe Tor
last months work
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spain Prohibits Rosus Wine.

MADRID, March 12.-The Gazette to-day
publishes government decree prohibiting
the manufacture of artificial Wines
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| Vicious Postmaster.

Rock CREEK, Wyo.. March 1.-TWO
years ago A. b. Gillespie, Postmaster here.
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Duke Leonold Is Ill

VIENNA. March 12.-The Archduke Leo
pold. the Austrian Emperor's uncle. is seri-
ously i'll from an attack Of congestion of the
lungs.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every humor OF the skin and scalp OF Infancy
and childhood, whether torturing disnyurng. itchy
Ing, burning. scay, crusted,~ pimply. or biotchy-
with loss OF hair. and every mpurity OF the blood.
whether simple, serofulous, or hereditary, when
the best physicians and all other remedies faif-
Parents, save your children years of mental and
physical suffering. Begin now. Cures made In
childhood are permanent
CUrICURA REMEDIES are the greatest skin cures
blood purifiers. and humor remedies OF modern
times are absolutely pure and may be used ON the
youngest infant with the most gratifying succesS
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA. 5Jc: SoAf n
Csc: REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared by the PORT
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston,
AS- Send tor How to Cure Skin Diseases
pages, so Illustrations, 100 testimonials
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flames and thereafter little fire could be
seen. but il could be heard roaring and
seething through the galleries far below the
surfacp
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BABY One SOLID SORE
Tried Everything Without Relief. No
Rest Night or Day. Cured by
Cut:eura Remedies.

My baby. when two months Old. had breaking
out with what the doctor called eczema Her head.
arms, feet, and hands were each solid sore. 1
tried everything but neither the doctors nor any
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CLAIMS sELF-DEFENsE.

Arrest Of Man in San Jose Charged With
Murder in Oregon.
SAN JOSE. March l2-Sheriff McDougall
returned this evening from Monterey
County. where he arrested f. S. Freels,
who is wanted in Baker City, Oregon,
for the alleged murder of aman named Dell.
Freels will be kept in the County Jail here
until the arrival of an Oregon officer with
the requisition papers. He claims that Dell
was killed in self-defense during a fight
growing out OF Dell jumping Freels' mine.
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CONGRESS.
THE HOUSE.

Members Make Explanations for Absence.
Private Bills Passed.
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LADY soMERsET.

-areven Address and Presentation Before
Her Departure for England.
Z CHICAGO. March 12.-Lady Henry Somer-
set, President OF the Worlds w. c. L. O.,
was greeted by a large audience tonight on
the occasion of her farewell before return
ing to England. Lady Somerset delivered
an earnest address. being repeatedly ac-
corded enthusiastic applause. She was
presented with memento from the Ameri.
can White Ribboners in the form of an ex-
Quisite album containing appropriate verses
from the pen of Miss Willard.
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thing else did her any good
We conld get no rest day or
night with her. In my ex-
tremity | tried the CuTf-
cURA REMEDIES, but I coz
fess l had no faith In them.
for thad never seen them
tried. To my great sur
prise, In one weeks time
after beg Hning to use tho
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. the
sores were well, but I con-
tinued to use the REsoLv-
ENT for y little while, and
now she Is as fat q baby as
you would like TO see, and
as sound as a dollar. 1 be-
1fArl 80 n
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port. q roar Of escaping steam, pieces flying
through the air, then the entire mass Of de-
bris, splntered cars, gnarled iron running
gear, wheels, pieces CT boiler. and some
where, mixed up with the rest, "bits of
ION Hand" Thompson. Six ears ana the
engine rolled over and over to the edge of
the lake, and there was hurrying of rail-
readers, and the search began for the man
seen moment before on top the second car
clingiDg to the brake wheel.
After hard work they pulled the actor out
Of the mass of wreckage, his lace made up
by grim death for the minor role In the
game Of MASKS and Faces" Blood makes
O sorry pigment ION Hand" wasn't quite
finished. He couldn't respond to an encore,
but he managed TO whisper something to
rough, fearful switchman who was holding
his battered head 10 his lap.
What do you suppose it was?
Oh. no. not prayer. Pm afraid old "On
Hand" had left that out of his repertoire so
long that he wasn't up in the lines. Some
thing about his family? You are right
When the blood stained lips were ten
derly wiped. and his parched throat revived
By swallow OF cool water, he softly, and
with extreme difficulty. said:
Iell-Mollle please - that - that Il the
printing and programmes-are-all right.
Up-by expTesS-to-day." L. w. Is.
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MARY AIMS PARENTS.
Postmaster Backus in Search Of Georg,
David HulIIn.

David HulIiu.
Postmaster Backus is doing quite bust
ness in the detective line by hunting up lost
parents and missing offspring for cor
respondents who write to him for informa-
ton from every part of the world.
lie has been fortunate enough to be in
strumen,al in bringing about several family
reunions, and is so proud OF it that he now
neglects none of the many letters OF Inquiry
he receives.
The latest applicant Is Mary Ann Hullin,
who writes from BalmaiD, New Zealand.
and desires to know the whereabouts of her
father, George David Hullin, her mother,
Margaret Hullin, or her brother, Nicholas
b. j. Hullin, who left Australia %
years ago On a ship called the Onward for
Tahiti
The writer claims that although many
years have passed since she has been sep
arated from her relatives she is still Suffer-
Ing from broken heart on account Of their
departure, and begs the Postmaster earn
estly TO institute diligent search.
Mary Ann says In her letter that some
one has told her lately that her parents re-
side in this city on the corner of Howard
and Bealc streets, and that they are in CON-
Portable circumstances.
The hope that the latter is true probably
accounts for the wounds in Mary AIMS
heart which % years have failed to heal.
General Backus has already ascertained
that no one by the name of Hullin is known
at the address given in the letter, but he is
still actively engaged in finding the cruel
parents, who deserted their Mary Ann i'll
1869 and left her to the tender mercies of q
cold, cold Australian climate.
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LODI DISTRICT.

The property present to the public in open
AUcTIo Of COMPETITION is no doubt as rich and fer
tile As any In this state. 1t is free from the danger
OF an overflow (Which generally such rich land Is
subject tol, and consists OF rich DARK, sandy loan
OF great depth. The land is as level floor.
From this fact large number OF practical and
successful fruit-grOwers claim that irrigation for
orchards is not necessary. This locality is GER
tainy superior to any Ia this State for all rich and
juicy fruits, such as are in demand for choice table
1t is the acknowledged home OF the Peach .Prune,
Pear. Apricot. Almond. Cherry Fig aud Oliye. The
Flame Tosay Grape shows here the most perfect
growth and color thar can be produced in any Ioea-
ton in the world. The orange. Lemon and Lime
show a record of growth and perfection of flavor
second to no location In the State, whilst the
Watermelon and Cantelope claim this location as
the only one where perfection Is called
The greatest Fruit Farm In the world, belonging
to z. Il. Armstrong. comprising 1918 acres under a
high state of cultivation. shows what can be done
In this district. His income from this property
within three years will rival that OF many of the
princes OF Europe. Another splendid Fruit Farm
in the near locality is that OF Senator Il +. Lang
ford, who owns perfect beau ideal OF an orchard.
From the experience Of all fruit-growers in this
district after the third the income reaches the
point where shows rapidly that snug fortunes
are within the reach of all who can handle from 40
acres upward and handsome maintenance for q
family on 10 to 20 acres.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, - Ss@5 p Dbl; Bakers extras - 7o@5;
city superhne, - EGGS AS; Interior brands, 81 IS
% for extras, % 2O93 As y Dbl for superiue
WHEAT-There Will be more sessions OF the
Produce Exchange until Monday. The market yes
terday showed no particular change though futures
90 2 cti; choice $l 81 "A lower grades, 81 40
@l 4712; extra choice for mtllIng 81 5691 90 p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-Buyer season.
loo tons, 81 5l5s; 100. 81 62s4; 800. 81 b21a;
BOO. 81 625s. Seller '92 - 100, 81 $685. 100
$l 1914; 400. 81 80: 100. 81 1915.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Buyer season.
200 tons. 81 52l4: 100. 81 s21s; 100. 81 $685.;
xVo' W e2s4 1900. 81 627s: 400. 81 3d. Seller
AFTERNooN SEssIoN-Buyer season-s0O tons.
" %; 300, 81 631s; 200, 81 631z ZOO. 81 1884;
HOO, 81 53M- Seller $4,000. 81 1915; 600,
BARLEY-Fufures were cent lower yesterday
morning, but the spot market was unchanged. No.
Feed, VI; choice. bright do, 81 02Is dark Coast
S11ac; Brewing. 81 1901 l7I2 ChevaIier, nomin al
CALL BOARD SALES
No sales on tho Informal session.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS-Buyer season-2OO
tons. 81 00i4; 200. 81; lU0. 81 QUIZ. Seller 49,
new-l00. soc.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Buyer season-loO tons
u 00ss; 400. 81 U0J4.
OATS-Deaiers report the market very stin but
no higher. White are Quotable at 81 36(0I 40 a eli
Tor good to choice, 81 421z for extra choice and
u 26@l 30 for common TO fair: Surprise N BOA
60: Gray, 81 2S@l 80 y ct.
CoRN-The market is very firmly held and there
Is some export inquiry. Large Yellow. 81 900
~ 52aa: Small Round do, u 32is@l IS; White
u 2s0l 271a . ctL
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sHIPPING INTeLLIGENCE-
Arrived.


THURSDAY, April IL.
sfmr Gypsy. Jepsen. 10 hours from Santa Cruz:
produce, to Goodali. Perkins q Co
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen Is hours from Men,
docino; pass and mdse. to Mendocino Lumber Co
Br stmr Grandholm, Mason 4 DAYS firm Sanajmo.
1900 tons coal. I" John Rosenfeld's Sons
stmr GREENWOOD. FagarIund. Ii hours from Point
Arena; lumber. to L K White
stmr Signal, Bendcgard. Ar days from penarture
Bay: OIL tons coal: to Jas Taylor.
stm, A ian Morse. "a days ga hours I'm Sgd
to ID Spreckels a Bros
stmr Eureka. Smith, 90 hours from Newnort.
pass ana muse, TO Goodall. Perkins Co.
Stmr Humboldt, Edwards. % hours from Eureka;
Stmr Bonita, Leland, % hours from Cavucos.
produce, to Goodau. Perkins Il Co 49,
psaam o Sas 81 a new a 10 days from
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson. 40 hours from San
Pedro: ballast, to L White. avn o
Stmr Aicatraz, johnson, az hours from Ga, Pedro.
ballast, to L White. ~ %" e"''
stmT p,.,e,tGa Ls,:on % from west
Schr Danielson, Gruggie. 3 days from CoouIlle:
schr Orient, Wallace. days firm Columbia River.
iumper' 10 simpson Lumber Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, April IA
psrsin. Sa1 r Rosa Alexander. San Diego; GoodaI
stmr Oregon. POLICEMAN. Portland: UPRRCo.
Nws snip haf GRANVILLE Flack, Victoria; William
snip snip A. Ropes, Rivers New York; 1 + Chapman.
Schr Mary Buhne Bergman. Bristol Bay: G John
son. '' v "o
Sale d.
stmr City of Puebla. Debney. Victoria and port
Townsend. anu Ao'
stmr san Beniso. CoIvIlle. Tacoma
Stmr Iruckee. Smith, Tiiiamook
Bktn klikitat. Cutler. Puget Sound
eehr Jennie Grimm, Campbell Bodcga
schr Hayes. Anderson, Seattle
Schr Marion, Hodson. CHATHAM Bay
Schr Einorah. Isaacson, Humboldt
Schr Annie Larsen white Tacoma.
Schr Laura May. Olsen. Port Hadiock.
sehr Nettie Low. Low. Point Reyes.
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REsURGAMs

"J shaII ariser' For centuries
Upon the gray old cburchyard stone
These words have stood; no more is said;
The glorious promise stands alone,
Untouched while years and seasons roll
Around it. March winds come and go,
The winters sweep from pole to pole.
Aud summer sunsets burn and glow. 8
III shall arIser' O. clarion CALI
Time moving onward TO the end
Brings US TO lie that cannot die.
The life where faith and knowledge blend
Each alter each the cycles roll
In silence and about US here
The shadow OF the great white throne
Falls, broader, deeper year by year.
G.. +, JACKSON.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April Ain the stock market to-day
coal stocks furnished large portion OF the bust
ness, all OF them showing marked gains. Indus
trials were the only other group showing any ami
nation. and as a rule the general market was d ul
and stagnant. tn ough a firm temper maintained
to the end Governments steady. Petroleum-May
closed at 571ac.
NEW YORK. April Tainted States Bonds. as,
1163s; do. rs. 100: Northern Pacific. 221s: cana
dian Pacific. SO: Central Pacific. 3lIs; Union Pa
cine. 40: Atebison and Santa Re, 37I4; Wells
Fargo. l43: Western Union. 907s Silver. BIC;
Sterling. 81 S619eps SO.
Wheat April. e4c. Flour. quiet Coffee
Sl2 80. Sugar. 2L2@3isc. HoDs-Pacinc Coast. ESQ
Sic Hides. l3c Copper - Lake. sl1 81. TIN -
Spot, $50 O5. Lead-Domestic, 81 27iz. uon-$l6
fetroIeum-Msy, 57jac
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
Hops are quleter. Several parcels OF primo Pa
cites sold TO brewers at 80. The tone continues
strong. Foreign markets are very firm at the re-
cent advance.
RAIsTSs.
Repacked California Raisins. recently turned out
by a prominent local fruit house show up excep-
tionaily well, aud given preference over ordl-
nary coast packed fruit by critical buyers.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Cofee-Moderatey active at IL points lower
Sales, IS 000 bags. April, $l2 40; May. sl2 Is I;
June. 81 so.
sugar-Raw, steady and unchanged; refined,
dull and unchanged.
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1000 ACRES 1000
In Choice Small Fruit Farms
lO-.lO--lO
acre TRACTS & UPWARD!

TERMS-Only II cash. balance in ]. 2 and 3
years: interest on deferred payments per cent
annum payable quarterly.
Many persons being desifou to plant and handle
their own lands, the L. o. 60. proposes TO meet
that demand by this auction Offering
The LODI ORCHARD COMPANY will arrange
with buyers at auction, If desired, plant their
purchase with any trees fruit desired, assume
care OF same. etc, giving purchasers opportunity
20 in a few years have complete orchard without
feeling the expense OF same.
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Steamers to sail to-day the oregon for Port
land. the San Juan for Panama the Sirius for Con.
trail America, the North Fork for Humboldt Bay
the santa Rosa and Bonita for San Diego and the
Gypsy Tor the Salinas River. The Columbia falls
due from Portland aud the Del Nortc from Coo
Bay ana Crescent City.
The Norwegian iron bark Pehr Ugland, 1850
tons. Is chartered tor Wheat to United Kingdom
Havre or Antwerp, 22s snip General Knox 2l4i
tons, same voy age, IT'S 3D.
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For Injuries Rec.ivea.

The Southern Pacific Company has been
sued for $50. 500 damages by p. II. Look for
injuries sustained on the 30th Of May, 1890,
by his wife. A car was suddenly deta ched
from the train on the Alameda mole and
came to such quick stop that she was
hurled from her seat and broke the thigh
Done VI the right leg, received O conclusion
of the spine and q fracture of three ribs.
piercing the lungs and causing internal
hemorrhage and an impairment of the sight.