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IMPERILED HIS CASE.
Won Schmidt Finds Himself in Default
bv His Own Act.

Won Schmidt Finds Himself in Default
by his Own Act.
Mrs. Clara s. Foltz was radiant with joy
yesterday because Judge Wallace held
with her on every point in ordering stricken
out the answer in the suit Of Julius II. Won
Schmidt against Alexis w. Won Schmidt, his
brother and tile well-known civil engineer
and phone er. The action is for an account
ing Of half the profits OF dredging and other
machines claimed 10 have been invented by
Julius, and dating as far back as 1874. The
circumstances under which the answer was
stricken out, and as a result Of which the
plaintiff has practically won his case, are
not without interest.
The answer being already on file, the de-
PENDANT was commanded to appear before q
notary and testify as a witness in the cause.
lie appeared, but refused TO be sworn, per-
sisted in such refusal, and the plaintitf haY-
ing been thereby deprived OF the benefit OF
the testimony sought, applied for the order
that the answer lie stricken out under section
1891, Code Of Civil Procedure. The statu-
tory consequences 10 follow upon such a re-
fusal are declared in that and the succeed
ing section; namely, that the answer be
stricken out and that the sggTleyed one may
also maintain an action 10 recover OF the
recalCitrant witness 500, besides all dam
ages sustained.
llASluICH as lub SubNtuA WAS lbautu Dl
a notary. the c,urt held that the refusal to
be sworn is plainly not a contempt of court.
Tho effect Of the order TO strike out the
answer" says the Judge, sis that the
defendant is as in default and is not per-
mitted TO defend, even upon the merits
This would scarcely appear TO be in accord
with that substantial justice. which 1t is
the chief purpose OF courts to promote If
possible, in every case; but here We have
the statute which must of course be Obeyed
by the courts, even though it work an IL
justice.
Under such a statute as We have, a
party to an action who deliberately re-
fuses TO testify when summoned as wit
ness by.his adversary deliberately impeTilS
MS case; and before mourning such a hazard
he ought to be sure that he has warrant Of
law sufficient for the step be takes. Here
there would appear to have been none; in-
deed no excuse for his refusal has been
suggested, except the mere fact that the
place Of taking the purDosed deposition
was the law office Of the plaintiffs att0r-
ney."
The objection was held TO be absolutely
without merit in point of either law or the
fact; but even If it had merit Judge Wal
lace says the defendant waived all rights
by appearing at the Office in obedience TO
the subpoena and cOnsenting to a postpone
ment of the taking Of the deposition et
this place Not until then did he manifest
any opposition TO the proceedings.
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bers and Tomatoes continue to decline. Green rep
peTs coming in freely and are lower, Green Okra
brought 65G75c = 10: Green Corn, 5Oceo9l - q SIX
and 81 25@l 10 a crate Tor Winters and 2O9Zoc
p doz for Bay; Green Peppers, 9gl219c g 70; Egg
Plant, zoe q 10: Cucumbers 75eG$l 70 p box Tor
common and 81 1902 % box for Bay; String Beans
2d4c q n; Garden Beans. 5@6c; wax Beans
304c: Summer Squash, 35G40c q boy for Bay; AS
paragus. az Los Angeles Tomatoes, 5egSl Naea-
VILE Tomatoes, 50c@Sl Cabbage. 4O90Oc q GU :;
Feed Carrots, soc; Turnps 50@75e; Beets, 81;
Parsnips. 81 IS; Garlic, 294e p H.
PROVISIONS-Easter Covered breakfast Bacon,
l36l3Lc: California Smoked Bacon, 1O129l Ic
for heavy and medium. 12CQl3c for light, and 1874
Eastern Sugar cured Hams for city trade so
l4I5c; California Hams, salt ll1a9l2c p 10; refrlg
eratOr-cured. l215@l3I4c; Lard. tierces. Eastern,
all kinds 984 699c; cases. 1014@lOAc; California,
tterces S$4 @9c; half-6bs, Sd4g5H2e; ths Ive;
pals lO-ib 1O1ac; do 5-ib, lOl4c: kegs, st4@l0c
p II: Mess Beef. 81 50gS; extra mess do, % % 60
family do, 81 5O@l2; clear Pork. $40 5Og2O;
extra prime. $l5@lo so; extra clear, @zOgZ0 oOi
mess, SIT 50@1S = 10; Pig Pork. q keg, S5g3 70:
Pigs Feet. Sl2@12 70 q Dbl; Smoked Beef, ll1a9
HoPS-Quoted at l5@lsc y ID as nominal quota
lions for the crop
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers ia t4c;
medium. &c u H.; light Agate; COwhides. 412c;
sailed KIP 4c: sated Calf 7c dry Hides usual selec-
tion. Sc; dry Kips. &c; dry Calf sc; prime Goat.
skins 3Od5Oc each: Kids, 5@l0c: Deersktns good
summer. 3713c; medium. 3093212c; winter 2Og
Zoe; SheepsEIns shearlings lO0Z5C: short WOO,
each. Culls OF all kinds about 10 less. -
TALLOW-NO l rendered. AGA 14c; NO. z, sag
315c: rehned, 6@614c = 10
WOOL - Spring Wool IS quoted as follows:
Southern and San Joaquin. years clips, lI@lZ12c;
do seven months I2ml5c 2 10: FoOthiIl. l59lT13c;
choice Northern. l7gl9c: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo, 2O622c; Nevada, l50l7ca 10; Eastern Ore
gon, 13@I7c; Valley Oregon, lS92Oe g To-
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parted as if for air. He saw new pane IN
the window, clumsily putted-a break in
the cane seat OF a chair-a camphor bottle
on the melOdeon-a small tub filed with
astsrS still in bloom, BE continued looking
at these.
They are real late. amt they ?" said the the
girl. They are mine. / p0tted them
nicely, and / guess they'll last tbs best part
of the winter; [ have heard they Will II
taken care Of. Do you want one?"
She put down her work and went and
picked one. Then with a shy laugh she
took her scissors and went back TO the table.
Maybe your mother would like few !;
she hasn't got them, has she@ she said.
She made bunch and tied il with black
thread. Thornton watched the slight girl
in a cheap and well-wOrn dress, her dark
hair in a girlish braid. This she was, but
who should say what lie saw? His agony
rose, eliminated aS she turned TO him; he
clutched his hat till its stiff brim cracked.
She was coming toward him with the flowers.
There, maybe she'd like a few" she re-
pested, faint heartedly; but he did not hear
her. He felt his face afiame like fire, a
choking in his throat. He struggled TO
speak, and did make an inartieulate sound
at which she looked up at him In surprise.
He looked down at her piIifully and then
fell stumblingy on his knees at her feet and
buried his face in her skirt, and cropping for
her hands, pulled them down till they
pressed his throbbing head ana rested there,
her happy wondering tears falling upon
them.
"Bashful?' said Dave Kinney to the
storekeeper. I'D like to know your idea
of bashfuness. Why, jim Thornton walked
out Of this store that night and up 10 Bis
sells straight as a string and too that
schoolteacher that. OWN to circumstances
that he didn't have no control over, She
couldn't have The school this winter, and
likely there couldn't nobody else neither.
and if it'd be any consideration to her she
could have him; told her right up and down
and made no bones of it. II Thornton's
bashful, why, the fellow to him is what I'd
like IN sec -
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AN OPIUM FACTORY
Unearthed by Internal Revenue In
spectOrs.

Unearthed by Internal Revenue In
spectOrs.
Internal Revenue Inspectors Thomas,
Clapp and Callundsn, together with Deputy
Collector Jones, swOoped down upon an
opium factory at 10 Brooklyn place early
yesterday morning and eonsfcated not only
ali the paraphernalia, but large quantity Of
opium.
The inspectors for some time past had
suspected that large factory was running
in Chinatown, but could not locate it. a
few days ago, while walking along Sacra-
mentO street, they heard bells ringing as
they passed Brooklyn place Their sus-
pieiOns were aroused, and walking by the
place several times had good reason TO sup
pose that the bells were Iung as a warning
to somebody. The vicinity was watched
and it was discovered that loOkOuts we're
stationed u doorways on Sacramento street
and Brooklyn place, ana whenever they
saw any officers approaching stepped ia
Railways and pulled wire From the back
of the house the magical effect of the bells
was seen. AS soon as the tinkling would
begin several Chinese could be seen hasten
ing from a cellar. That they were manu-
featuring opium the inspectors did not
doubt for an instant. II was decided to
raid the place early in the morning in order
to have a better opportunity 10 take the
Chinese into custody. The inspectors
tailed in this, for when they reached the
cellar the Chinese could not be found. They
found, though. five red-hOt furnaces with -
boiling kettles full of opium and over 20O
pounds of uncOoked material
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ton of Fremont-street wharf is being rap
idly proceeded with.
The railroad freight slip at Second street
is being repaired
The steamer Donahue will take out the
Young Mems Institute and visiting dele
gates from the Young Ladies Institute on
bay excursion to-day.
A dispatch from London says that the
ship Zuleika, from Oregon to Westport. has
arrived with jettson Of cargo; also that the
British bark Mary Low lost two boats and
had her cabin stove in off Cape Horn.
John T. MCGOWAN reports seeing the
body of woman, believed TO be Nellie
Shaap, drowned on the 10Th inst. floating
eff Lombard-street wharf, but that it was
swept out by the tide before he could get
hnat
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CLOSED.

The crimson dawn breaks through the clOuded east
And waxing breezes round the easement pipe;
They blow the globes OF dsw from opening buds,
A nd steal the OdOTs OF the sleeping flowers.
The swallow calls It's young ones from tue caves
To dart above their shadows on the lake.
Till It's long rollers Tedden "a the sun.
And bend the ances Of the mirrOTed pines.
Who knows the miracle that brings the mora?
Sttll ~ my house / linger, Though the night,
The night that hides me from myself, is gone
Light robes The world. but strips me bare again.
I viii not follow On the paths OF day
know tx DIE within its crystal hours;
The bearers OF my cups have served me well;
1 drained them. and the bearers come no more.
Rise morning. rise for those believing souls
who seek completion in day garish light.
Ny easement ! WIFI close. keep shut my door,
Til dav and night are ouly dreams 20 me-
ELIzABErH STODDAHD in HarperS Tor july
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THE LECANT FURNITURE
COntainel in the hhnNe Ee.idenCe.
.URESCE VINCENT LFRANK w BUTTERFIEL
RUTTERFIELD & VINCENT,
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
28i3 CLAY STREET. NEAR DENISADER0
PoWell-st System, Sacramento or Jackson st. cars)
WE WILL SELL.
BY ORDER or JUDGE SUTHERLAND.
THE MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
Magnificent Oil Paintings by the Old
Masters, Elegant Books O6th Century,;
Also Small Law Library; Frenc hip ate
Mantel Mirrors; Very Ola Steel Line En-
cravings and Works of Art, contaf7' ed in
the above residence, comprising In part:
Very Antique ParlOr set, with elegantly carved San
Domingo mahogany frames; Very Antique Center
and SIDE Tables; FTench-plate Mantel Mirrors;
Ma n icrnt OIL Paintings by the Old masters; Eie-
CANT EngraVingS very rare); Louis NV Tables,
With bronze finish: Magnificent Chamber Suits an
eietantiy carved; Mahcg any, Rosewood and Wal
nut WardrobeS. Bedsteads. Bureaus, etc; Very
Fine Desks; Body Brussels Carpets: COrnices and
Lace Curtains ID ning-rOom and Kitchen furniture.
NoTE-The FuTaituTe Paintings. EngrAyin.s
Books, etc. in II G above residence are al very
que and 10 the sale we invite all como sseurs OF
fine art sale positive and without reserve.
129 BUTTERFIELD x INCENT, Auctioneers.
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CHICAGO, june 2e.-Wheat was quiet and opened
1kC6l lower bearsh crop news and the arrival
OF the FIRST carload OF the crop from Southern
Kansas Of good quality, advanced 5s@&4c on re-
ports OF damage by rust, eaSed of CSC On evening up
trades preparatory 10 July and closed steady at
1sc higher than yesterday. Receipts. l62 O0O
bushels; shipments, 269,0U0 bushels Rye, zoe.
Barley, soc
CHiCAGo June 29.-Wheat-C Cash 79i2c Corn
51I4c. Pork-SIl 3712. LaId-S6 So HDs-$7 So.
Mmgky-Sl Is
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 29.
sr,tfxARY OF THE MARKEr4

SUMMARY OF THE AARKErA
Wheat steady.
Barley featureless.
Oats weak.
Cora neglected.
Rye stronger.
Ground Barley lower.
Corn products declined.
Choice new Wheat Hay firm.
Potatoes sell well.
Onions still cheap.
Butter weak.
Eggs lower.
Poultry frmer.
Peaches firm.
AprcOts weak
Vegetables declining.
Grain Bags irmer.
Silver lower.
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General Merohandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas are frmer at 79714c; Woo
Bags. 36G138c.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powierei
amt Fine Crushed, all 555c z n: Dry Granuated
Sac p n: ConfectioneTs A, 51sc; Standard A,
47sc; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra G, 412e; Golden U
4ssc; d, 4I4c q 10; half bbls 14e more Than Dds
and boxes lac more.
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Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
4Isc; third do 31a6g4c.
tEAI-Large, 666I@c: small Calves. 6961ac.
MUTTON-Wethers. 76Sc; Ewes 6l297c.
LAMB-Spring, SG9c Z. 10.
granted; 5l4a5Iac for light average DO; stock
Hogs. 4IhA434 c; dressed do. 7lRQSA2c s. ID.
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CHICAGO, June 29-The Earl Fruit Company
sold to-day Royal Auricots at 81 05@l 90; Peach
Apricots 81 TO- Alexander Peaches, 81 1901 SO;
Hxles Early Peaches. s Is; Royal alive Plums,
81 80: ST. Catherine Plums, 50 80; Brunswick
Figs 81 70.
The Earl Fruit Company sold at auction to-day
California fruits as follows: Bartletts 81 90;
Peaches. 81 1901 SO: ApricOts 81 200l 30
The Porter BROTHERS Company sold TO-DAY five
carloads of California fruit ApricotS, SOc5gSl 80 /:
St John Peaches 80 20; Alexander Peaches, 81 10
al So: Figs, 81: tragedy Prunes, saga O5; ROYAL
Native Plnms. 81 256a2 rs; Jackson Plums, 81 90 Z:
Plums, 50 2CGg4: Beurre clifford Pears 81 SOC
l SO: Ciyman Piums. 81 IS; kOenig Claudrs. 81 70 ;
Black Cherries 81 20.
NEW YORK. June 2e-The Porter Brothers Com
pany sold today two carloads OF California Fruit
Peaches brought 81 30 a So Apncots, S5c@
SO as; ROYAL Anne Cherries. 81 1902 20 RepuD-
lie. 81 20; Royal Hatlye Plums, 81 4OG2 as; C.y-
mans, 81 80
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A. W. FURST, AUCTIONEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY, JUNE 80,
On Premises,
1121 MARKET ST., BET. 9TH AND 8TH,
A large line of Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture,
Carpets Bedding, Stoves Ranges. etc.
A w. FURST AuctiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nj. ]. SIMMONS, AUGTI0aEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,

AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. at
1867 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
A Large Line of Fine and Medium Parlor.
Bed and Dining Room Furniture, Grand
oSewood Upright Piano, HANDSOME
Etchin.s, Large Mantle Mirrors, CLOCKS
and ornaments.
Rich Odd Parlor Upholstery OF all kinds: Upright
Mrror-frOnt aud Bookcase Folding Beds; Mas
siye Chitfoniers and Mirror door WardfoDes;
Eastern Walnut and OAK Bedroom Sets; Fine
Mattresses AMI Bedding; 40 Body Brussels ana
Tapestry Carpets, all sizes Walnut and OAK SIDE
boards; Pedestal Extension Tables aud Chatrs;
ODD Bedsteads and Bureaus; Walnut ana oak
Hastands Single and Bed Lounges; Ranges
ETC.. and large lot of other nearly new house
hold furniture.
NJ. J SIMMONS. AucttOneer.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
WI pany-Locstlon Of works and principal place OF
business, san Francisco California: location OF
works Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada
Notice-rhere are delinquent upon the following.
described STOCK. on account OF assessment No. 49,
levied the sixteenth day of May 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows;
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ENGLISH Wheat Market,

LIVERPOOL. june 29.-The SPOT market is weak
al Is Cargoes are lower at GAS I'D for of coast
S4s Tor Just shipped and 34s for nearly due.
FUTURES.
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter. June,
6S 612 d: July. Us 712d; August, IS S1ad; Septem-
Der, IS 914d; october. 6s 9S4 November, 6s 9$&d
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 29-Consols, 90 7-l6; Silver,
As l-l6d; Rentes, 99f 2212c.
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AUCTION SALES.
GE0. F. laMSON.
TOMORROW.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT /,
425 kearny St., bet. California and Pima
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And in accordance With law and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made the stu day OF May,
1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stocE
as may be necessary win be SOLD at pubic auesloo
at the Office OF the company. l53 Main 81, Soid
Hill. New. MONDAY, the 18Th day OF July, 1892.
at O'clock NJ. OF said day pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adVer.
ieI9 I'd w Ii. BLAUyELT Secretary,
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Shining Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the Columbia for
Portland, Empire FOR Nanaimo, Del Norte for Coos
Bay, and Corona for san Diego. The Walla Walla
falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound, state Of
California from Portland, Point Arena from Men
docno, Humboldt from Humboldt Bay, Emily from
Coos Bay. Crescent city from Crescent City, San
Benito from tacoma Bonita from the southern
coast, Los Angeles from Newport. Glpsy from the
Salinas River.
Tie steamer Signal, 392 tons loads Merchandise
for Mexico
The British iron ship Vanduara 20l2 tons, IS
chartered for Wheat TO United Kingdom, Hayre or
Antwerp, 26s 80.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNArIoNAL nOTFL.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Ciyanar. Denver Mrs Carter. GiIroy
4 Lowthcr, Denver Lower, Iowa
b Shattuck. Cal W " Pike Iowa
" Smith. HealdSburg 10 Putting. Iowa
TO'COunOr, GilrOy { Wilkins, Iowa
J E Num- & wf, ROckport + Maxwell, Yuma
G Carrasca. Lone Pine - II Kidd. Niles
J j Carrasca. Lone Pine 10 / Christensen Niles
6 n Long Chicago I. Baxter. Salt Lake
} A Csss Portland Numman, Denver
Walt. Portland L Mitchell VT, Tenn
Mcqueen, santa osa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J Smith Fresno ID Harding Vallejo
Brooks. Grass Valley c Columbus. y
King. Vallejo = Hansen, Benicia
J Bouldng, Boston NJ Conboy a VT. Cal
A Newman. Boston = A johnson. Reddiug
/ B Armstrong, Los Gatos N Dunn Napa
NJ Dunn, Grass Valley Miss Fellows, fresno
J Colliner. Chicago ~ q futile. Modesto
Mrs Schnider, SantaRosa W Linksey. Modesto
K Conn, Chicago d Davis. Modesto
J w GieWsOn, Cal " HobrO. Cal
DR. Bunker. NHpa lE Thompson, Petaluma
J ) Raulett, Boston d Butts Rslding
y Brown. Cal Dunn. Red Bluff
Brownell, Monterey } Connolly, Baden
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
J Gray & WI Seattle NJ Marsh Mt Vernon
Mary Gray. Seattle J Freeman & VT. Lincoln
Miss GRAY. Seattle + a Nitsee Grass Valley
NJ Dodge & W. Port Rye w $ O'Brien New YORK
Miss DOdge, Port Rye J Mcdonald, Chicago
Mrs Dull. Chicago ~ Morris d W. Winnipeg
Mrs. Corls, New York - VI Stliman W. p Alto
c Pratt. Oakdale r Pellet ST Helena
Stufer, Cincinnati G ID Chapman. San Jose
Crow. Berkeley Western. 0uerneylile
A olsen, PalO Alto G Brown q WI. Ireland
Mrs O Ogden Chicago Miss h Brown, ireland
Quill, Clinton. Ohio Miss ID Brown Ireland
Drew, Oakland Brown Jr. ireland
A holman, Alameda III Traube, Oakdaie
PALACE HOTEL.
r Macauley & VT, Mon-lG Rubenstein. n Y
tresl II Smith WI, NY
w stewart, Chicago w Harrington n Y
J X VOORHEES,, Lutgens, SactO
5 II la Shells, Biggs ) r boyd, San Rafael
L VOORHEES,, Suffer Crk Mrs Winchester
l. Kuhn, Portland Santa Cruz
) Bingham & W. Chicago + L 6erud, Santa Cruz
Miss T. Bugham Chicago G : Pagan, Monterey
A y Reeee a VT, Chicago II Henshaw, SonOma
NJ NJ Estee Cal II l. Clarke WI. Sonoma
J ID Carr, salinas w Sutton, Barbsra
Crump, Phua 3 Croker, n Y
@ Keene. Phila M II Higgins SaCtO
+ Carrascosa WI Qua GOV Markham, PASADENA
temala 6 l. Shearer y Y
II Bell, Halifax g w Mcdonnell VT,
X MacGoTsleys y Elk Grove
Mrs L Wabree, Colo S S Lowe, Providence
" DuHsmuiT, Mil Valley Lindley, Los Angeles
G y Seidcoot, n A HeustOn, Paris
" GarYey, y Baldwin. Stockton
j L Kelly, London Mrs Standeford, Los
A Harvey, London Angeles
Breyman. Portland
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Friday .,... ....................July 1, 1892,
At1l O'Clock, on the premises.
1912 Market street.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,

Costly French Plate Mirrors, Mirror Front
Wardrobes, Elegant Folding Beds and Rich
Body Velvet and Body Brussels Carpets con-
tanned in so Elegantly Furnished Apart
ments.
COMPRISING.
Twelve Very Elegant Parlor Sets, latest style,
upholstered in bTOcaded velvet, silk tapestry, as
sorted pushes and satin yeourS; Great Assortment
Individual EasY-chars and Rockers; Willow Rock
ers, Divans and Lounges; 8 Extra Large and Ne
dium Size French-piate Mantel Mirrors In gold gilt
and French walnut frames
Great variety Center-tableS, Bookcases Stands,
FootreSts OtuOmanS. Lace Curtains COrnices;
Elegant Antique Oak Foldingbeds SO Very Ele-
CANT Antique Oak, Solid Cherry. Walnut, Prima
Vera and Eastern Ash Chamber Suits, with Bevel
Square and oval Mirrors, Statuary Tennessee
Marbles, costing from $50 TO 1925 per suit
Elegant MiTror-front WarurobeS; Bed-lounges;
Finest Spring and Curied Hair Mattresses; Best
Live Cease Feather Pillows; Marsailles Spreads
Extra Quality White Blankets Sheets and Sips
l Magnificent Walnut Eastlake SideOoard; 3 Palace
Walnut Extension Tables; 40 Extra Brentwood
Vienna Dining Chairs: Finest Sllver-plated Ware.
Knives, Forks Spoons, Casters, Cake and Fruit
Stands etc. Finest Table Linen. Napkins, DOyiies
aud Towels; Best China, Cut-glass and MaJoliea
ware.
ALSO CARPETS.
About $500 yards Extra Quality Body Brussels,
Body Velvet and ROxbury Brussels Carpets, to
gether with greet amount OF other valuable Furnt-
ture, in once, halls ana reading-rooms.
The above Furniture Is AL in hrst-cass condition,
and cost originally $4,000.
Any person desiring 10 purchase the above house
a whole can do so to-day on application TO But
Ter Smith, Is Post sc.
1880 2t GEO. F. LAMSoN. Auetloneer
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Inc WEEKLY GALL Is a most acs
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 a year. postpaid.
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RARE BARGAINS.
faQE 1At
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

X ELBOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
psny-Locatlon Of works aud principal place OF
business. Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment No. /,
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the pUSpeetiYs
shareholders, as follows;
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once ana salesroon-4IZ flhe ST., NeNaua BANK Is 6.
THIS DAY,
uHS OOf 1oJSB
AL II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises.
1858 California Street. Near LeayenWOrth,
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
Containing 10 Rooms,
COMPRISING
Carved Ebony Case Upright Kimball Piano, superb
and finish. quite new, cost $3.50; Elegant Par
Tor Suits; Easy, Reception, Turkish, Oak, Cherry
and Willow Rockers and Chairs. richly upholstered:
oil Paintings; Lace Curtains and Poles: Oak Cherry
ana Library Tables; Very Elegant Natural OAK,
Cherry aud XVI Century Finish Folding-beds cost
ing from S75 TO $50: Oak Walnut and Cherry
Marble and Wood Top Chamber Suits, with BeyeI
Mirror Bureaus. WaTdrobes and ChlfonieTs; Three
quarter Bedsteads: Best Clipper Spring and Hair
top Mattresses: Mission Blankets Feather Pillows;
Body Brussels and tapestry Carpets over the house
Walnut and Oak EXtension-tabeS. Walnut Side
board Dining hairs; Plated-ware Cutlery; Crock
cry, China and Glass ware; Range aud Kitchen
Utensils.
colt NM. BUTTERFIELD, AuctiOneer, 4l2 Pine.
The morning call., 1892-06-30
SITUATED IN NAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,

Reached by Delightful Stage Ride Over The Mountains is Miles
from St Helena Good Accommodations Ample Bathing Facilities
ThE rLA f OF Large Swimming Tank Of O Mineral Water
TUE WATERS OF LONG
been
Complaints
hhy charged
delightful
HIGH ALTITUDE NO P0GS no MOSQUITOES!
WATER FROM THE SPRINGS BOTTLED
HETN "A MIN ERAI. WAITER co.
ca Telephone $780, oFEICE-lOs DRUMM STREET, S. II.
The morning call., 1892-06-30

NE. cor. Stanyan and Grattan SITS; only BLOCKS
from Haght- ST. cable system; lot ready to buiId on;
the Omnibus and Frederick-st. cable and the Met.
ropoltan electric systems viii pass within one BLOCK
Of this property Stanyan ST. is severed aud graded.