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The morning call., 1892-09-23
Getz Bros & Co; whitney Co; Hobbs, Wall &


Per State OF Calfornia-Allen e Lewis: ziegen
bein Dodge. Sweeney & Co; Geo Morrow Il co: F
Hillens Co; willamette Pup & Paper Co: fetish
hacker x Co; 6owen& Co: Bissinger Co; w
+ Barnes: Ii Frank It Co; w Cohen q Co; q e
Piastoni Brown Bros & Co: Chas Harley s Co: Geo
Teller; Mltiland Frederickson; Water
Works; OCallaghan Bros; G. Lyons; Bow.
ers Rubber Co; Cunningham, Curtiss & WEIGH: w
Gunst Co; Wells, Fargo Co; Dolliver Bros; ID
Appleton; Cutting Packing Co; X Armsby IL Co;
NJ Monaghan; Morgan oyster Co; Frledlander &
Wolf; Giusti Antoni; Palsdinl; Hoffman & Al
eIander; Clatsop Mill Co: W & J Sloane Il Co; Hale
Bros; Wells. Fargo & Co: Shand & Duff: Nell
son; Cal Transfer CO. Price q Co; StetsOn, Rem
ner Co: VI Marks: Amer Fishing Co; Burke
w George Woodruff; Steiner. Strauss Co; Cal
Chemical Works; Friedsnder 81 Rothschild; w
Per Humbodt-M Kaish & CO. D Reefe Co; A
Doherty: Preston Mckinnon; K r Stevens & Co; ;
Thos Cox; Whittier, Fuller g. Co: Carolan d Co;
l. Whitney & Co; Tillmann Bendel kiiey;
Steiner, Strauss 4 Co; Brown Il Adams; A Cassans
Huntington Hopkins Co; Brigham, Hoppe Co;
NJ Atkinson & Co: Dodge, sweeney Co: Dem
Getz Bros & Co; HIS Bros Russ, Sanders & Co;
Smith Co; Yervaltn & Rowe; NJ Kalish Co;
Wheaton a. Luhrs: J NJ Moore d Co. Kruse; A
Croker q Bros; Wells, Fargo & Co.
Per Gipsy-Russ Sanders s Co: Ross & Hewlett
Marshall, Teggart Brorsen; Wheaton Luhrs;
Wieland Brewing Co: Kowalsky & Co; Bray Sons
& Co; NJ Waterman Co; Dutard; AntOdi Il
Co; Wittand 81 Frederickson Eyeleth Nash;
Hammer; Cal RotlliDg Co; Brown Tanning Co;
Trubsnback Co: King Bros: Kruse.
Per Willamette VaIeY-Moore, Ferguson Co;
Dutard Allen Lewis: Hulme & Hart; Peters
d Cowie: c Lest & Co; Amer Press Assn; White
son. Currler Co; Murphy, Grant S Co; Bran
denstein; American Merchants Union; Ever
ding; Kowalsky Co; Schweitzer q Co. Metten &
Gebhardt; Getz Bros & Co; Whitney Co;
Berwin Co; w Sumner & Co; Morgan oyster
Co; Standard OIL Co; Ballard; Chicago brew
cry; Wieiand Co; Worden; Heller &
Son; Wagner b Cook; Boyce OBrien; Yates
q Co.
Per City OF Puebla--Wes. Fargo & Co: r Bran
den q Co: Amer Press Assn; Bissinger L Co; A L
Lang q Co; hittle & Co: Allen Lewis; Gardiner
Il Thornley,; American Merchants Union; MERGED
Bank; Chas Harley & Co: Giust Il Antoni Pacific
Iron and Nail Co. Holbrook Merrill IL Stetson; q
Eisen Co. Porter Bros Co: Oregon Imp Co; II
Wood; Esberg Bachman & Co; D Cross; Pierce Il
Co; Selby Smelling and Lead Works: 5 Bloom &
Co; Buckingham, Hecht Co; S simpson; NJ
Boyd; Calm. NicEeSburg Co; Geo w Gibbs Co;
KOhler Il Chase: Dinkespiel Co; Mitchell
Porter Slessinger IL Co; r osborn Co; Ira
poll " Co; NJ Heller & son; Harris: Freder-
lex Amer Tobacco Co: Bonestel & Co: CurtaZ
& Co; c y Plum; Cal Saw Co; Beck Il CO. G IL
Meyer q Co; Cal Rattan Co: Carr & Blair; Dolliver
Bros: Davis Bros; w spencer & Co; ID Hall Il
Co: Harris Bros & Co: j Goldstone Il Co; Daniel
& Co; Mau. Sadler q Co; Michalitschke Bros; Park
Bros; Taylor Flint; W Dixon; Wright, Brown &
Co.
For Late shipping InteutJsIc: See Eighth Page
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Starlight Is quotabe at 1910 gallon: Eocene.
2le = gallon: Astral. 1Sc - gallon: 1902 Elaine.
23c: Pearl. lsc: Water White. refined bulk.
lie: Headlight 1852 cases. 23c: Mineral Illuminating,
1902 25c IN cases: Standard, HOP fire test. &c .
gallon in cases tcaps II PC faucets and 12c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o BenZine. bulk, 1212c q gal;
cases. 1sc; 74o Gasoline bulk l3c cases, 19c; So'
Gasoline. bulk, Use: cases. 29c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 7Jac p 10.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARG E-7Lac q 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 4 &c y gal.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed. all 61sc . n: Dry Granulated.
5s4c q n; Confectioners' A, 59sc; Standard A.
53sc; Magnolia, 512c; Extra G. SC: Golden o..
478c; d, 4s4c ID half bbls, 14c more than bols
and boxes lac more.
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sI4 65 sugar, 5000 ll-l6c. Bous Pacific
Coast. 17@22c. Hides. lZ12c. Copper - Lake.
sl1 10 TIN SPOT. $50 20 Lead - Domestic
"a ora. Iron, $l5. Petroleum-o October, 54Ssc
HOPS.
Hops are quiet The demand is slow and un-
changed.
RAIsINS
western buyers continue taking California raisins
from this market.
COFFEE SUGAR.
Surar-Refned and raw strong and unchanged.
CofTee-Fairly active at to Is points advance.
Sales 3S,25O bags. September. sl4 TO; October,
$l4 as.
SALMON.
Good sales OF pink Alaska salmon are reported at
p5@97Lac I. 0. D. coast. Red Alaska is very firm.
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Filtal Admiration.

"Do you love me very much, pet?"
Yes, indeed, papa; but you're beginning
TO need shaving just awfullyP
Putting the darling child gently off his lap,
the strong man went out on the back porch,
leaned against pillar. looked despairingly
out into the darkness and wept bitter, scald-
Ing tears. He had spent six of the hardest
weeks OF his life cultivatng that first crop
of Whiskers Chicago Inter Ocean
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New York Marltets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The stock market opened
tame with only pressure to sell in Burin gton and
Louisville. The losses In these were seon
covered, yielding 10 the firm temper OF the general
list. and prices moved up steadily to the close, Now
England, Northern Pacific preferred and distiiiers
showing marked activity and scoring substantial
gains The close was active and strong and near
the best figures. Governments dun and steady.
closed at 545sc.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Unted States Bonds. as,
lis: do. Us. 100; Northern Pacinc ID: Cana
dsn Pacific, SO; Central Pacinc. %: Union Pa
CHIC. 3S1a; Atchson ana santa re- 81: Wells
Fargo. LAB: Western Union, 95ss; Silver H3c;
Wneal : October. ssc. Flour, steady conos.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. az.
AIRY OF THE MARKKrx

THURSDAY EVENING. Sept a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKKrA
Silver unchanged.
Eastern Linseed Oil lower.
Petroleum declining.
Wheat duh.
Barley futures breaking.
Oats depressed
Yellow Corn lower Rye nominal
Beans unsettled.
Dried Peas sell readily.
Receipts OF Hay failing of.
Yellow Mustard Seed higher.
Bran marked up.
Middlngs unchanged.
Good Potatoes arm.
Butter steady. Cheese easy,
Supplies OF Eggs Increasing
Wine Grapes arrive more freely.
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
Dried Peaches weak and dull,
Raisins ditto.
hops slow.
New York Exchange frmer.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Sept 22.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
Howell Pears to-day at 81 rs: White Doyennes, 81
az 10: Beurre dAnjou. 81 80; onondagos, 50 800
2 rs; Beurre CIairgeau, 81 20; Duchess, s292 10;
Beurre Hardy, SO 20; half crates Muscat Grapes.
ST. O5 half crates Tokays, 81 35dl SO; Salways,
81 1901 20: Straw berries, 81 1901 %; Herman
Prunes, 81 50@l s.; Silver PruneS, u 2Ogl 80;
Japan Plums 81 80.
NEW YORK. sept 22.-In the California grape
auction by Sgobel d Day to-day Tokays brought
81 4091 10: Muscats. 81 ll(Dl IS Moroccos, 81 l5
az 10. assorted, 81 So The poor condition OF the
ear. twelve days route. affected the sales The
market is very strong. Prime okaYs wanted.
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ChicaDn NIarkats

CHICAGO, Sept 22.-wheat ruled strong and
higher, but opened below yesterdays closing for
December delivery. 1t then advanced about lac,
with slight fluctuations. and closed about lie better
Receipts 29S.o0U bushels; shipments, $4,000
bushels Rye, SIC Barley. Sc.
CHnAeo Sept ~ Wheat-Cash. Tao. Corn
4514c PORK = $40 l5 Lard-S7 3712 Ribs
IS IS. Nhisky-$l To-
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the Homer FOR Port
land, Arcata for Coos Bay. Daisy Klmba for Little
River. Santa Cruz fer San Pedro and Gipsy for the
Salinas River. The North Fork falls due from
Humboldt Bay and the Eureka from Newport.
The san Bias fails due from Panama Tuesday.
The bark j. h. Brown, 1873 tons, loads Coal at
Nsnaimo for this port San Pedro; the barkentine
Skagit, 4S2 tons, Lumber az Port Gamble for Homo
lulu.
The Rathdown takes for Barrow 76,0iS ctls
Wheat, valued at $9S. 1868.
The bark Alex Mcneil, 1858 tons, loads Coal al
Alaska for this port.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-HALE e. NOR
- cross Silver Mining Company Location of
principal place OF business, San Francisco. Cal To-
cation of works. Virginia Mining District, storey
County, State of Nevada.
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No. l02,
levied the eleventh day Of August 1892, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the OF the reSpec-
tive shareholders, as follows;
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caicuttas, bA@6c; Wool Bags, 3s@3Sc.
OIL-Eastern Linseed oil is lower. California
Castor OIL, In cases. No. l. 81 Is; bbs. ST. 10 (manu
facturers' rates. Eastern do 81 20: California Lin
seed, bbs, boiled SOC: raw. aSc: cases, more.
Cocoa, 47lsc ~ gal; China Nut, 50@5ec q gall
Eastern ,.inseed Uh. Dbls. 4Sc: do raw. 4bc y
gal, cases Siac more: Lard OH. bbls, 21ac; cases.
soc " cal.
PETROLEUM - Some brands are lac lower.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as folows
BEEF-First quality, 5lsc, second quality. 41a@
SC: third do, 312G4e
vEAL-Lsrge. 6@6c; small Calves 697c; Dairy
Calves. SQS12c p 10.
MUTTON -wethers. 61a6S7c y n; Ewes. &c.
LAMB-SprIng 71a@S12c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs SOS 14c . 10 for heavy ana
medium grain-fed: small fat Hogs, 6@5 14c; stock
Hogs. aG5e; dressed do. 71aQsSc y ID.
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.o<cs OF THE SEA.

r,.,e Is no song unto the sea upE SiyS1. low
Ins{ {.t 70 I'D dance melodies and laughter iO"'
- - Lspnv ripples froiic 70 and fro; ~
- TasSionate lOve-tsyS breathed IN uhder'Ohe
" Zoos the quiet night; with waiting moan
II sobs to cloudrd skies lis tale OF Voc;
with triumph song as Ger some FAhquIsHeu AVei
II masses on with foany LOCKS wInd-Oio"h'
And dirces 10 the dying ear IT brings,
And reouIems chanted soft OF waves that weep
And strange dead marches Is win m"lieu
drums
70 beats on lonely shores; and when Disht
comes
A tender. grooming lullaby 1t sings.
Hooking its own unto eternal sleep
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M. ]. SIMMONS, AUCTI0NEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
FRIDAY, September 3d. 1892, at 10 o'clock A. n.
sharp, at Salesroom, 1857 and 1859 MARKET ST.
opposite the Hlbernia Bank, the remainder OF the
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ORIENT TAI HOTEL,
San Mateo, comprising in part; Grand Rosewood
Upright Plano; Grand Line or Elegant odd Up
hOlstery, in satin, plush and other fine Is
Rich and Superior Bedroom Sets In walnut cherry
and oak; ii Very Handsome Folding Beds OF the
latest improved styles and patterns; Handsome
Sideboards. in cherry aud oak; Fancy Rockers d.
vans: Lounges AM Easy Chairs Walnut and Oak
Extension Tables and Chairs; Elegant Line of Will
ton. Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets: Hand
some Mantel Mirrors: Hand carved MirrOr-front
Walnut WardrObss: Large Assortment Of Double
and Three quarter BedSteads; Bureaus and wash
stands: Fine Spring and Hair Mattresses; Down
Feather Pillows; Blankets and other Bedding.
N. Blowing TO the large quantity OF goods We
are compelled to postpone our sale day from Thurs
day to Friday.
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English Wheat Mark.t.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20. - The spot market Is
steady at Us sgd. Cargoes quiet at 32s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTUREG
IRE Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. z Red Winter:
Septemoer os llI4d; October. IS l11ad; Novem-
Der. 6s 12d; December, 6s lad; January ia ga
February, IS 314d.
gECURITIEA
LONDON, Sept 22.-Consols. 81 Lie; SILVER.
3S1sd
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Literal Interpretation.

Frend-How did the Judge pronounce
sentence?
Prisoner-l don't know sure, but think
just the way that 1t is elled.-New York
Herald
The morning call., 1892-09-23
EDWARD s. SPEAR q CO..
DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - INDEPENp.
IL ence Mining Company Location OF principal
place OF business, san Francisco. Cal Location OF
works Tuscarora, Elko COunty, New.
NotIce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assess ment No II,
levied the 18th day of August, 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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NoRNINs SALES
Board-30oO Ferries and Clif House Bonds. 100.
StTeet-60 Cal Electric Light. l91a; 100 do
1914: 5000 Branch Railway Bonds, I07,
AFTERNOON
Board-l0 S Water, ll21b; 25 Omnibus Cable,
ee1a.
street-lOO Hawaiian Com and Sugar 40.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors made on the 9Th day of
August, 1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company, $40 Pine
ST., rooms 10 ana II. San Francisco CAL on
Thursday. the 9Th day of october. 1892. at the
hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day TO pay said de-
l1quent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
Office = 80 Pine ST., rooms Is anc IT. San
Francisco, Cal. se23 I'd
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
computed by THOMAS TENNENr, Chronomesst and
Instrument Maker. Calf ornia street,
Sign of tho Wooden Sailor.
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And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made the thirteenth day
OF August, 1892 so many shares of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary win be sold at
public suction at the office OF the company, No. Ala
California street. San Francisco. CALI ornia. on
THURSDAY. the sixth day of october, 1892 at
the hour OF one O'Clock P. NJ of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
A. S. GROTH, Secretary.
offee-No. Ala California street, san Francisco
California sel6 I'd
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Foster. Iowa Brown, Honolulu
Healy, Sacramento A GOadie Honolulu
} Rogers. Sacramento ID Foe Honolulu
+ Sterneme, Crockett McCUe, Vallejo
VI Sculy. Crockett II c Haurs wheatland
j u Baylor, I 5 y G Margason Wbeatisnd
CARROLL Moiies, Crockett
Parker. U S y j NJ Dunbar Santa Rosa
e ~ haly' Etha W ageDblast.GuerneyiI
r Oarlon. tina II j Guernevt
Miss Lambert Portland wesley. Sacramento
w Widely Antioch = Dougherfv o-p'rd
~ X otTFens' Fasadena Mrs Z Farrell Sac
C A Wright & Cal w + Frv 0-s,on "'"ii0
. L 1t Cal G Rhodce, Tacoma
Crouch Denver, Colo J A Cook Merced
Keegan. Williams A Garrison Victoria
A McMaster, Riverside Herndon. Seattle
Il Duke Mt View e Coch. Seattle
Miss Jewell Kansas Smith, PIT Townsend
q Van 6uysing, y Spane, Belmont
w Book, Hsnford l. Davis Santa Rosa
j A Cook. San Jose w Firth, Seattle
j Dougherty, San Jose = R0scae Victoria
& II Cox, Sa' raInentO w Fame Tacoma
S Metze, Sacramento Walsh, Fairhaven
Walker, Sacramento + Renton Tacoma
Mira A Brown, Honolulu
PALACE HOTEL.
Mr. Pollasky & W. Fresno j S Armstrong Arizona
Mrs w Solomon, Chicago g Hochstadter. Chicago
j Solomon, Chicago c Kimball. Kansas City
I Prior, Connecticut 4 Parcels st Louis
Smith. chicago A ConneIl Portland
frussIug Chicago Burnside. Portland
Grunwaldt, st Ptrsburgw A Thompson, SAT- Lake
Summerai, A Reid, Singapore
J DOty. Cincinnati FA Bighn. santa Cruz
NJ Messenger. California T c Lake Nevada
w Ely. Santa Cruz l. Drake Santa Cruz
q u Grifhn, Indiana w TRoigers. Bowld Or
7 Short, Fresno II Julian Jr. New York
II Haiighorst 81 W. Or Mr. HunVerford a W Phila
A n etteton. Syracuse w J Lampson PbiIa
J Epson Il W. \ YORK X & Freure New YORK
Mrs Il Tyler, Montana Mrs w Clay ton, Sn Jose
Z NJ Caldwell, Tacoma ID Jones. Connecticut
) JARVIS. Otah w ii Rahun & W. Phiia
mcclure, chicago MISS Rahun. Philadelphia
Gone. Rcd Bluff Jones Ontario
y Iayf or, Shasta J Kirkland. Tacoma
Seardsi ey, Bridgeport w Green Tacoma
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
ID James, Australia MA Hults Bridgeport
w n W W.st q W, Is Baker, Bridgeport
II n 80 W, n Mrs II Meet ire. Nebr
+ u IsIs.I', Mrs Howe. Lincoln Nebr
y chnia Mrs w Gentry. Chicago
q u ILL., y Miss Gentry. Chicago
Mrs Davis, M II NeD snsncer w
J. Goodfelow &w, ClaraA q Barne. HToor,y,
Cowdry, Santa Clara + James a w Rrootivr
Knors, Santa Clara Mrs NJ Brown y
NJ Morton. Napa ii Began USN
ThuTston, White. China
DIR II Gaylord, China II Einhoon Santa Rosa
ID owe W. santa L Lessin9, Santa Rosa
Z Richardson & W, Cal J 7 Harness Cal
y SNOWFALL q W. Yolo A LeayeEswotth YoIo
Mrs Batchelder, Yolo &cCarty, Yolo
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
LOWING; Sacramento Mrs Van Dusen Grass Wy
ID Dean, Sacramento M o Randall Tenn
a Hail San Diego NJ Downey Il W. Rio Vista
y anderson, Chicago NJ KImba 81 Paul .-x
y n Bartlett, San Jose II Gilbert Port Costa
w lark sacramento M ConbOy d fy, Ireland
\ P Psr.y, boston X Cummings. Chicago
q %gnsvh q utr Sta Rosa j Ten Brooke IL fy, n
= "sIu ARIZONA Stock. Arizona
~ Ght, isSstvD, boston Miss Black, Sa ramento
" mus III pan Kafael Miss Black, Sacto
W Lanigan. Paris
During the chivalric ages an army was
The morning call., 1892-09-23

And in acc ordnance with law and an order from
the Bonrd of Trustees made on the 18th day OF
August 1892, SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company, room 20,
Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco California, Friday the It'll day OF october,
1892. at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expense of sale.
A. Il. THOMPSON, Secretary
Once-Room 20. Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California self I'd
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Dprlng the chivalric ages an army was
computed by the number of lances.
The morning call., 1892-09-23
Portland,s Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 22.-Clearances, $4,000
balances, S46 600.
The morning call., 1892-09-23

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - CONFI-
IL dence Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business. San Francisco, Calf
fornia: location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessmenC (NO.
21l levied on the thirteenth day of August, 1892,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respectiYe shareholders as follows:
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26

parrots are EarIer' 10 get along the coast
Indians do nearly all Of the trapping. far
up in the interior
Forty-ninth street, to whom ! have prom
fsed one for two years, but never could
pick up a really fine one. When am in
port ! have so little time that have TO
take such birds as are offered II were
going TO sell this one should ask $40, al
though my regular price for a young bird
is S. That is what the bird fanciers pay
me for them, and they cost me 81: that is
what paid for this one six weeks ago az
Laguayra He speaks Spanish. OF course,
aud swears like a trooper in dialect Of
Indian and Spanish; his last owners in the
city Of Laguayra have taught him all Of
the latest slang they knew.
Yes" he continued. ''Sl Is all make
on one of these parrots, while on a
trapped bird there is cnly about fifty cents
TO be made. ! buy them for s. or s. &c
and sell them for fifty cents advance They
get awful seasick on even an ordinary voy.
age and require as much attention as a
sick baby, and many OF them get 80 lone
some when they are shut up alone in the
hold that they die Of broken heart Il
seems to me.
"oh, how easy they diep' reHectively
sighed the man. "on one trip Twas bring
ing up seventy fine parrots, and when We
were only three days out they began to
take sick and die The ships doctor said
it was kind of infectious pneumonia. Al
any rate, they all died but two That was
bad voyage forme- New York Tribune
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26
A Brave and Devoted Little Girl.

A very touching but painful incident
illustrating the depth of ignorance and the
wasted powers of self abnegation which
exist among japanese women has been
brought to light. The story runs that
florist named Toyoshima Sakichi, fifty
years of age, was attacked by some disease
Of the brain and has been confined to his
bed since Jan. Is His daughter, Yone
aged sixteen, who was engaged as a serv-
ant in the house Of II military officer, was
deeply grieved by the illness of her father
and his apparently hopeless condition.
She went barefooted day by day to Seka-
kuji temple to pray, but all to no purpose
Her father continued as bad as before. At
last one night an old man with snow white
hair appeared to her and told her that if
she wished her father to get well she must
give him a eupful of blood from girl six
teen years of age. On awakening she de-
cided that she would carry out the old
mans instructions.
She procured a sword from her masters
house and went home telling her parents
about her dream, and that she intended to
give her father cup of her blood. Her
father, Mortified at his daughters conduct
took the sword from her and demonstrated
with her. She returned to her work, but
on the same night she cut her left arm in
two places and carried the cup OF blood to
her father, imploring him to drink it.
The horrified parents sent for doctor
and had her wounds dressed, and did their
best to drive away her superstitious be-
liefs. This is of course only an exagger-
ated instance of the superstition and igno-
rance which lead to all the other sacri-
fees made by women for their parents in
Japan. Chicago Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-05-26
OHIO NEWS NOTES.


r,.t., -
"'" i'o'" VARIOUS farts Oh the
bnckeye State.
Public schools at Fosterville and Markle
", nave been closed owing to scarlet fever
Bertha Stansell, fourteen, of Dayton, o.,
packed her clothes and left without telling
anybody,
About 3OO iron molders are on a strike in
cleveland. A general strike of molders in
the city Is probable.
Near Allentown, o., an eight-year-old
girl named Smithwas horned in the mouth
Dy COW and may die.
1nree chliaren at Mliiiin, Ashland
county, ~ are down with scarlet fever,
conveyed thein Dy KISS.
grace Ansmann' ntteen, OF Columbus,
w mas olappeared' she has several
Gmes threatened TO commit suicide.
A6 AahesVllle, ", John .: Gault, while
workihS On priuge' sllppeo and tell into
the river. he was severely injured and
urowner. oelore 1ns.s assls'silce reached nm.
MISS beiie Wilks, OF Aunala, ", has dis
appeared from nome, leaving note telling
ner mounef she Wouiu never see her again.
A. Is nelleSeu sne elopeo Win her lover,
Aevl EuWaIs,s'
lreao eNclOenent 's,Ii prevails IN Kushsyiva-
ma, ~, oyer o1e discovery OF what IS sup
poseai 70 % soiu on larm near thaS VII
i''ge:
niiel's,'uie' ~ nal'i y severe sOorm DONG
corsili''lal.o,q mn. iq,., a'llllise
Anon anulii',, llson :1 was seriously injured at
tns'uls, ~ mniie i'Oins W poaru
'li1slns Wa!, cnsin1 t44s
Deasi1 .H' lict.ol, liiiesy -one' anu MARY L.
lleulicn SHY nv, y Mo'iIo 0oefiing w.
WIZ 1T ii,'1- .1.s iiou sO ~, Sov ,s,S Uon ny:
liA4Dhs e'i1,. uoss Siiie'A N " Si'A-looe ct'VH-
iiiouiio let.f eoalOOi, "
AT CahOon, ", haVrer Paumler, the
LouisViiie boy VINO was kicked Dy frae-
uous colo, died OF ms injuries;
-. flrsS Meunoulso hpiscopal church, Mas
slilon' ", ana an ADJOINING residence
burned Loss s'o,VVV,
Az AoieuO' r'iiih 4nalieD' nloOorlnan on
an. .eiectflc car, was crushed 10 death. A
orluge coilapseu anu ne was caugno De
tween Gie calis.
A pau run Oh iucR causen grove Henton,
eahiuhs1 Weil hnown al over horohern