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In the Future.

Next season. says the Philadelphia Music
and Drama, such realistic stage effects as
live cows, prancing hack horses and real
hay Will give way to the gowns worn by
the actresses, and theater-gOers will find that
the newspaper notices OF the play will run
something like this:
In the FIRST act Nine. Star is dressed in a velvet
robe OF rich deep hue OF rose approaching 10
Crimson. IL Is cut princess anG has full globe
sleeves. The front Is composed OF duehesse lace
III single piece from thTOaI To foot, set on with
out iuilhess over red rose lining, the back OF
lhe cofsage being covered with lace 10 CORE
spohu The front OF The dress Is cut half low In
me neck. so as TO entirely diseDgage the throat.
q shower OF Immensely wide friuges In minute
yet DeauS SUR ounds the juncture Of The sleeves
WIN lnt cofsage, and that OF the velvet back OF
me uress With the lace font. The second act
SHOWS NINE. star dressed for the ball In a Louis
IIelze toilet, with the Train and sleeves and back
Of Tue cofsage In pink plush and the skirt front
w ssiin OF peculiar pale shade OF Ieseda
green, striped win TWO wide bands OF hand em-
DToidereu whlie SILK gauZe. The front of the
IoW-necked eorsage Is almost covered entirely
MIN diamonds ana roses and large roses ad0rn
me nair. IN lhe last act she appears In yspor-
Gus carp OF white muslin aud Valen ciennes lace,
WIN bouquet OF white lilac and crimson roses
SET al the left side OF ceiuture In cram satin.
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Last Week OF a Good Play.

The last week Of the engagement
of Charles Frohman's stock company
! in The Lost Paradise" begins on Mon
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cullar Charm OF his
singing is The atten-
tioD lie gives 10 the
proper phrasing OF the
music, which allows
the full sentimen, am
meaning Of the words
10 be understood. Hi
enunciatiOn Is as clelt
and distinct as If d
we're reeiting instea
of singing. lie has
Pleasing personality.
as well az a splendia
voice. MOoIe's new
songs are "You and
J." 4" Mollie o" and
" j he Golden Wed
ding" which Will
prove as popular as
DID his q" Mary and
John" and THAT Is
Love- laQt Saaaou
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has loved since her first introduc,Ion I'm oaan.
VILE. are united. The comedy element Of
'Fiolhs" ~ Chiefly In the roles OF Fuchsia Leach
young American FIJI, and the Duke OF Mini
The contest between a tile and doiisrs 10
brightly carried on all through, aud we'll woven
CAST.
Duke o. Auii ana tahtyre--- ....... Mr Bert Coote
LORD Jnra Mr. Milton Lipman
Raphael de CoTTeZe, an operate tenor $3.50
Mr.. " Hale
ivan, Polish Serf......-,.--. Mr. Thomas KetrDa
Princess Nadine NeIagune, Z0urof's sister
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs Amy Stone
Duchesse de Sonnaz Miss Francesca Wakemau
Lady Dolly NaEderdecken. Bliss Matte Earle
we're Herbert, her daughter. Miss Victory Batemau
fuehsIa Leach, an American beiress-..
Miss Merri osbourne
ENSEMBLE OF THE NEW COMPANY.
Milton Lipman made his debut at the
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II years OF age. deprived him not only of a
fathers care but tie musical Instruction he
would have otherwise received. When but Is
years OF age lie was sent TO this country 10 live
With an uncle. then residing at Virginia City,
New. VINO, shortly after Jose's arrival. lost all
his money In unlucky specula ion, and the young
man was thrown upon his own resources for
Livelihood. He appointed himself To a cousin
al Reno, New. 10 lean The carriage making
trade, and worked at the anvil and forge for TWO
years. He became a member of the Episcopal
church al Reno. and sang In various amateur
concerts, until, tn rough the influence OF friends.
lie secured his first professional engagement
with Emerson's Ministries AT the Bjou Tbester,
this city. Since then his rise has been rapid,
aud Today lie stands almost unTiYaled
Kaym0n Moore was born, reared and educated
10 San Francisco. His stage reputation bias
been acquired Ia the past thiee years. The pc
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MEMS WEAR.

Meb Cali Bals and Congress ........ s. 90
Mepss Fine Calf Balls and Congress, London toe
and tip, square toe and tip or pain toe so so
We Gals particular attention to our Mems
Famous So Shoe. They are fine heavy calf,
double sole, screwed aIoft, warranted not
to rip, viii outwear any So Shoe made,
London toe and tip or plain French toe, in
lace, congress or butt on.
Mems Fine Light Calf Dress Shoes square toe
and tip, London toe and tip or Spanish toe
. ana UP, In lace. congress or button So 90
Mems Fine Calf Hand-Sewed Welt SQUARE
round and medium toe . 81 an
MEMS French Calf Fine Dress Shoes. London
toe and tip, square toe and tip stitched
a
Mems French Gait, latest styles, creased vamps
Graham and Picadiily toes, hand-Sewea sd 90
Mems Fine French CALI, aand sewed, square
Toe and TIP, round toe aud tip, in lace. Con-
greSs and button .......,,.,...... So %
Mems Extra Fine Quality French Calf hand
sewed. custom made, in all styles. ........S7 SO
Mems Patent Leather. in lace and ConeresS in
az Styles prices. 50, 81 aud IS
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WE PAY THE FREIGHT To

Oakland, Alameda Perkeley. Sausalto Tiburon.
Ocean View San Rafael, San Lorenzo. Raywards
Vallejo Napa, San Leandfo, San Mateo Redwood
City, St Helena. Newark, San Quentin, Benieia
Martinez San Jose. Fruityale, Stockton. Blithedaie
Livermore, Lodi, Los Gatos, Menlo Park. Monterey.
Mountain View. Niles, Gait. Gilroy GIen Ellen
Guerneyille. Haywards. Rutherford. Sacramento
San Ansemo, Mil Valley. Lathrop. Laurel, Pacific
Grove, Point Reyes Port Costa, Redwood. Sonomi
Mills, South Vallejo, Suisun, TomaIes. Santa Clara
Santa Cruz. Sebastopo sonoma. Byron, Calistoga
Camp Taylor, Csstroyille. Cazadero. Cioyerdale,
Duncsns Mills. Emira, FELTON,. Tracy vallejo june
ton,
Except Flour, Sugar, Potatoes and Coal Oil.
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F BIOGRAPHY.

! c0Dtra-tenor Is not
n stranger TO lovers
OF fine singing In
this city. EmerVlng
as he did from a
place a. the forge IN
Reno, New, TO the
position lie now oc-
cupies, that OF the
greatest tenor sing
er IN the country,
his career Is GER
tainly an Interest
ing one. Jose WAS
born IN Cornwall,
England. June 8,
1868. His father,
Richard Jose, was a
; pan lard aud a
uOied church organ
Isl. and his mother
a Cornish woman.
He inherited his
fatheTs musical tai
ent. but bis death.
" b ich occurred
when LA WAS only
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anu loliy ) All they We taught me.
THOMAS MOORE.
Mrs. w. b. BancrOft's play. in the line
for production az the Stoekweu during
this season set for August s.. is called
"Woman's Eyes" and is said to be drawn
from one Of Tom Moore's poems. THE
Time ! Lost in Wo0ng." 1t is mentioned
the lady began her playwriting some two
years ago as caprice; but. finding great
encouragement given her by able critics,
took to the work in earnest, and we will
see the result of her labors next week.
Miss Jeffreys-Lewis has, it is reported, A
part in the cast eminently suited to her act
ing powers and peculiar STYLE. "Woman's
Eyes" has already received very favorable
criticism In some quarters. It is said the
new comedy depends for much OF its in
terest on clergyman, manly and muscular
Snrt OF Christian, VINO is divided between
considerations Of love and duty, not I'M
common situation for gentlemen of his cloth
IN this world, nor Is il rare 10 fnd that love
gets the best Of duty. Sometimes COM
promise IS effected; but not often. Mrs
Bancroft (GeBevieye Bancroft. as she is
known, is the wife # ". B. Bancroft,
Wellkn0wn business man of this city, and
until recently, partner in the Bancroft
Publishing Company. While prominent in
swell social gatherings she is a devoted
lover Of the fine arts. and has a good deal of
time to devote 10 literature and allied pur-
suits
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SSeetis TeFen ---esps ci2lly g. women
Pliage 30 soiGlers, rrIzs ucne, TO seamen.
boz jgan"-Canto l.
It s announced That the regular stock
season Of The S5oekgeil opens tomorrow
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Mrs. Bancrof,,s NV PLY

The light that lies in woman's eyes
Has been my hearts undoing
Though wisdom Oft has sought me.
I've scorn'd the love she brought me:
Ny only books were Woman's looks.
Ana foliys all they've taught me.
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New York Markats.

New YORK. April 4.-The stock market to-day
displayed considerable recuperative powers, and
despite efforts OF the bears TO get prices down I'm
late trading material gains were the rule at the
close Delaware and Hudson is up 3a4, Sugar 21a
Lackawanna and Northwestern each ia, AtchIson
ia. Governments easier and dull. Petroleum closed
May, SIS.
NEW YORK. April 4-United States Bonds A.,
lle12; do, rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 2lts Cana
dian Pacific, 30; Central PACIFIC 3esl: Union pa
cine, 4S1s Atchjson and Santa fe 1884,: Wells
Fargo, l4S; Western Union. s7Is; Silver. 81 &c;
Sterling. - s7sd4 sy.
Wheat : May. Sss4c. Flour. steady. Coffee.
81 90 Sugar; ga @S1sc. Hops-Paeihe Coast, lsF
Zec. Hides. 13c. Copper - Lake. 81 rs Tin
spot, $l9 30. Lead-Domestie, - 20. Iron-sl6
Petroleum. 65c.
Hops are inactive and dealings extremely con.
servstive At unchanged prices.
LIMA BEANS.
California Lima beans are selling 81 So per bushel
by last Pacific Mail steamer. but positive refusal OF
numerous bids OF 81 90 indicate that bottom prices
have been reached for the time being.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
snsar.Raw Is quiet and unchanged; refined,
moderately active and unchanged
Cohec-ls quiet and practically unchanped
Sales OF 5000 bags. April, sl2 IS, May, sl2 60:
June. 81 rs. w.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened strong with ypromIse of an .d
vance, but several heavy short sellers cot tnet,
work In and prices declined again NO news be-
yond the usual weekly reports was received ana
while these show large increase In the ASSAYS Of
The Con- Cal and Va, they are otherwise OF an nm.
satisfactory nature The Eureka mill is now crush
Ing ore In lieu OF the Morgan mill which viii enable
the Con- Cal. q Va. 70 build up its surplus again
providing the present assays are maintained
On the early call there was an advance In mos, n,
the north-end STOCKS ophr sold up TO So TO sales
OF $50 shares, Mexican 81 Curry 81 So Best A
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the San Jose for
Panama, the Rio de Janeiro for China and Japan
and Glpsy for the Salinas River. The san Juan fails
due from Panama. the Australia from Honolulu
the Umatilia from Victoria and Puget Sound and
the Eureka from San Pedro
The schooner Twilight. l75 tons, loads merehan.
disc for Mexico.
The Bi itish iron ship Cape of Good Hope. 14lS
tons. is chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp, new crop loading, sos.
The Manuel Accame takes for Liver pool Is 1872
ctls Barley 1882 ctls Wheat. 1870 bbls Flour,
14OO gals Brandy, 4O73 cs Canned Fruit. 25O7 bags
Fertilizer. 90 Nj feet Sugar Pine Lumber 4I9 SKIS
Shells, 1918 cs Salmon, 224,377 lbs Talow, Is
Dds 10, QUO gals Wine. etc, valued at 80. 500.
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English wheat M.rkot.

LIVERPOOL. April 4.-The spot market Is lower
at Is Cd Cargoes lower ut 35s Ga for OF
coast, 31s for Just shippedand 37s for nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. April. rs cd May, rs "a:
june, rs i12di July, IS l1ad; August, Isl Septem-
Der, rs.
LONDON. April s.rConsols 95 5,l6; Silver
401sd; Rentes, 96f 73c. Bullion into Bank Oh
England 600
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REVENGE

Revenge is a naked sword
1t has neither hit nor guard;
WouIdst thou yield this brand OF the Lord!
Is thy grasp, then, firm anu nara0
Bat the closer thy clutch OF the blade,
The deadiier bio thou wouldSt deal:
Deeper wound in thy hand is made
Ii is thy blood reddens the steel
And when thou hast dealt the blow
Nhen the blade from thy hand has nown-
Instead OF the heart of the foe,
Thou ay'st find il shesthed in thine own
CHARLES HENRY WEBB in The Century,
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A Nonsutt Den,sa.

A nonsuit was denied yesterday by Judge
Hebbard In the case OF Angelo Foppiano rs.
Giaccomo Ferrtte, the long trial of which
has not little excited the Italian colony. II
appears from the testimony and pleadings
Ia the case that when plaintiffs mother died
she left Der real estate to her three sons In
equal shares. and subsequently they passed
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deeds to make their interests in the estate
mutual and a mortgage was given to Ferrete
for $1,000 money advanced, secured by
lie lease on the property of the deceased
for $50 q month. Foppiauo is now an in
male Of an insane asylum, aud the action
is to set aside this deed of trust on the
ground that he was insane at the time he
executed the deed, and that be was induced
to do so by reason of undue influenza
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Our Sa1cSroo1aa,
638 Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel
BUSINESS LOT WITH RESIDENCE.

N. line Ellis ST.. so feet z. of Polk st-Ths eie-
CANT business lot has at present upon it handsome
residence OF rooms and BATH servants room, ETC.;
wood manteis. marble wash-stands; elegant side
board Handsomely pspered; lue garden, front and
rear los large; 5oxlZ0 10 Olive ave-, as per dia-
gram; omnibus cable passes property.
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Failures Last Quarter.

The BradstTeet Mercantile Agency reports $50
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the first quarter of 1892. with assets SS9s 1872
and liabilities sl.503. ie9, compared with 800
for the previous quarter with assets 81 and
liabilities $2S37,4l2, and 3O3 for correspond
ting quarter OF 1897, with assets slO77 $50 and liza
oities 495 The failures for the past quarter
divided among the States and Territories as fol-
lows:
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The British Grain Market,

LONDON, April 4.-The Mark Lane Express says:
There is an average decline OF shilling In
English and foreign wheats; California cargoes are
pressed for sa.s nj 3. Sd. American -four has lost
one hilling Corn Is weak: American on passage
EOS Barley is depressed, foreign grinding selling
at2ls at to-day's market English And American
Hour dropped I'd
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ELEGANT FAMILY RFSIDFNCr

N. line No. 2224) California ST.. 1925 feet E. OF
Webster-eiegant 2-story family residence contain
Ing 10 large and superbly lighted rooms; bath,
laundry. etc. all persons DESTROYS OF truly family
choice residence should examine this property
nigh brick foundation; cement walk: street In ba-
salt rock: California. Sacramento and Sutter-st.
cables; lot 81 :6xl32:6.
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MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS CORyER.

NV cor Suffer and Fillmore SITS. This IS the
pest business corner in the Western Addition a
building upon this large and fine property would
pay very large percentage the Investment;
capitalists should examine this choice corner SUIT
Ter and Geary-st. cables: large lot 5yx10O
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mob HILL RESIDENCE.

N. line (No. 1900 OF Sacramento ST.. 1925 feet
W.. of Hyde-Two-story, bay-windowed: rooms
and bath: brick foundation; fine basement; ele-
gantly papeTed; garden front and rear; cement
walk: California, Sacramento and Clay st. cables
lot 35x120, through 10 Troy avenue
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WESTERN ADDITION INyEsTMFNT

N line (30S and 30S1a) Fell ST., IS feet w. of
Cough. Also, S07 aud 500 Linden ave. Fell ST.,
front store of rooms below; rooms and bath
ABOVE; Linden ave 'front.' French fats and base
ment; double frontage; rents $50: Omnibus and
Page street cables, and electric road; large lot
"a :6x129 TO Linden ave-
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


NOS S0LIDATED WYOMING GOLD MINING
" Company-Loeation of principal place of BUSH
ness, San Francisco. Cal. location OF works.
Nevada County, Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment (No.
j., levied on the 26th day OF February. 1892. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
Names. Cert. Shares Amt.
J. j. HucSs. Trustee. SO 500 80 90
James Hueks, frHstee..-..-.. S9 % 90
Benjamin Healey, Trustee. 100 SO 90
And in accordance WITH law and an order of
February. 1892, s. many shares OF each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be seld at pub
lie auction at the Office of the company. H. 800
California street. san Francisco, California,
WEDNESDAY, the goth day of April 1892, at the
hour of O'Clock NJ. of said day. To pay said de-
Unique assessment thereon, together with costs
advertising and expenses of sale.
A. w BARROWS, Secretary.
Offce-RoOm H. sos California street. San Fran
cisco. Cal. ap1 I'd
OVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY LO.
" cation OF principal place OF business San Fran
cisco. Cal. Location Of works Gold Hill, Storey
County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment mo.
63) levied on tbs tenth day OF February, 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
specttvo shareholders, as follows
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2elcher 81 10, with assessment of 25c ADDED:
sierrs Nevada 81 Us, Union ~ IS, and Con- Cal q
In the middle stocks prices were trife lower
Walls was an active seller ali along the line aud
81 30. Potosi 81 rs and Savage 81 50. The south
end stocks remained unchanged. with the except on
OF Alta, which weakened on TO eac unaer safes OF
1850 shares, principally by Paxton.
Beeher sold at 81 D5. Justice Soc. Overman 81,
Seq. Belcher 40c and jacket 81 10 The balance
trading was very dull with no chIuge Of impor-
lance. Morrow sold quite lot OF Con. Cal Va,
at 50 20, ana the market closed dull and heavy III
On the 80 Pm. call trading continued Inactive
and no change in prices was TO be seen' the market
closing steady.
Joseph Marks. the broker leaves for the East and
The assessment on Best & Becher is delinquent
Silver showed a further advance yesterday, being
quoted in New York at s71ac, and in London At
40Isd.
The Guascuaran delinquent sale takes place to-
day
dividend of 1Oc per share on the 26th, aggregatng
$4,000
past week says: Extracted from 1000 and 100
levels 700 pounds OF Car samples average
$50 SO per ton. April l commenced shipping to
vivian mill. Have shipped about so tons. Face of
upraise from 1900 level shows ~ feet or ore. as
saving S2i to SIS per ton: ON loo level incline
floor is up 81 feet Have seam Of ore feet In
width OF fair grade Water In the shaft is now 79
feet during the past week.
The following official letters were placed on file
yesterday:
Cos. NEW YoRK-The raise in No. west cross
cut $50 level is up distance Of 10 feet top in
quartz some OF which yields fair assays.
UNION SHAFT-The Joint Sierra Nevada and
Union west drift 500 level has been extended
during the week 20 feet. making the total distance
west of shaft 1900 feet: face IN pOrphyry. The
west crosScut from south lateral drift 1870 feet
west OF shaft $50 level has been extended during
the week II feet. making its total length 81 feet;
face in porrbyry.
WARD CoMBINAT. on SHAFT - The southwest
drift from the shaft 1900 level is out 13l feet;
face ia porpbyry.
SILVER HILI-The south DRIFT from the Justice
shait 400 level is out $50 feet; face In gypsum
and quartz.
DECIDES TAL-The Wine from west crosseut in
the south drift $50 level is down SO feet; con
Times IA OF fair grade. The crosscut on the
400 level started TO meet the wiuze sunk from the
$50 level, is in 46 feet and Is showing StreaKs OF
pay The south drift $50 level is in 81 feet
and continues in pay ore. The crosscut from the
north DRIFT $50 level has reached the foot wall.
Have resumed driving the main north drift. total
length $40 feet
The monthly financial statements are as follows:
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Following are the assigned for the fall
ures: Incompetency 20; inexperience 40: made
quate capital for the business undertaken IS; in
JudiciouS crcditing, 8; complication OF Indebted
ness, o; personal extravaganza, Is; neglect OF
business. A: excessive competition. 8; unfayoraDIe
circumstances, foods fires etc.. 3; fraud. 81.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, April 4.
xyARY OF THE HkRRErA

SUMMARY OF THE HkRRErS
A furry In Barley.
Wheat still demoraiized.
Oats and Rye duh.
Yellow Corn advanced.
Bran and Middlngs marked up.
Hay ana Beans duh.
Good onions firm.
Potatoes unchanged.
Butter In good supply.
Cheese weaker.
Eggs higher.
Poultry nominal.
Game scarce.
Receipts of Strawberries increasing.
Good Oranges frmer.
Hops cleaned out of first hands
Asparagus and Green Peas lower.
New York Exchange higher.
Silver again advanced.
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MISSION HANDSOME FRENCH FLATS

f. line (Nos. 1857 and 1850 of Howard ST. 100
feet n. of bodybuilding contains French fats OF
and rooms and bath; marble stands, electric
bells; brick foundation: cement walk; street in
bituminous rock; Valencia and Omnibus cables;
rent S55; lot 30xI22:6.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON-.
pany. Location OF works and principal pl ace OF
business, Gold HILL Storey County New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, Oh account or assessment NO
500, levied on the first day OF February, 1892 tina
several amounts set opposite the names of the RI.
9pecLiHe SHAREHOLDER, as follows:
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE lots

E. line OF Fillmore ST., 100 feet n. of Page-Three
beautiful residence lots all ready for building;
Splen did home lots; street in elegant condition,
Oak. Haight and tO-be Page st. cables near Golden
Gate Park; examine them; ) lots 25xlOO
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NOTE-0phir has uns cid bullion valued at $500.
Navajo has Sl2.S0O due pumping account.
Overman has $500 due on assessments Con. Cal
& Vagina has 8 66l IS in bullion, with other
shipments TO arrive. Hale & Norcross has uasold
bullion valued ct 81, % > So.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-first quality. &c; second quality. 6961ac;
third do, 4lz915 Ize
vEAL-Large. t@7e: small Calves. 7@sc.
MUTTON-wethers, luc; Ewes. eIa@10c.
LAMB-Spring, 121a0ibc p 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs 4s4@i7sc a 10 for heavy
hard grainfcd sos i4c for light average do; stock
Hogs. 4@4Mc q 10; dressed do. sos Lac . 10.
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WESTERN ADDITION HANDSOME COTTAGE.

S. line 90. 29O9) Clay ST. IS feet W. OF De-
Observation-Disclosures Bay-wlndow cottage OF b
rooms; bath, etc handsome garden: a very pretty
home; Sacramento-st cable; lot 27xI02:214
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General Merchandise.

BAGS--Caicuttas. for June.July delivery, 7ss@
7ssc; Wool Bags. 36@3Sc
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 5ssc. e. 70; Dry GranuIated.
6Ac ID; Confectioners' A. 51sc: Extra c, A1ac;
Golden q. 4ssc; ID, 4I4c q ID; half-bbls, I4c more
than bbls, and boxes "a moro.
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CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS.
MISSION STREET LOTS

NE cor. of Eureka and Goth sts-In Mission
warm belt; street graded severed and macadam-
lied; sCastro-st cable: entirety in sub
divisions; lot 25xll0 or lots 25xll0