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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-17
THE WHALING FLEET.
Only Seven More Ships to Be Ac-
counted For.

The list OF arrivals in the whaling feet
was increased yesterday by the return of
the steamer Belyedere and the bark Wan
derer. The former had $50 barrels of oil
and 10000 pounds of bone, rare lucky
cruise; the latter had 500 barrels of oil and
5000 pounds of bone.
There are now Only seven whalers out of
the forty seven comprising the fleet left to
come in, and the catch in each case is known.
The bark Z. f. Herman is clean, the bark
John ana Winthrop has one whale, the
steamer Jesse A. Freeman four whales, the
bark William Bayliss five whales, the brig
w. II. Meyer one whale, the Percy Edward
one whale and the HidalgO clean.
The 900 pounds of bone on the Hunter
and the 10000 on the Belvedere will be a
bonanza for the officers if the price of bone
keeps up. 1t may vary anything from 81 80
to 50 pound with tendency 10 the latter
figure
The Australia arrived from Honolulu yes
terday after en uneyentful trip. The only
passengers of note were Judge II. a.
Nidemann; J. III. Schwabach, Italian Con-
sui TO Hawaii, ana Ii. l.. Wiley, ex-Sur-
veyor-General of this State. The United
States ships Boston and Alliance were az
Honolulu when the Australia left.
The Occidental and Oriental steamer
Gaelic left for China and Japan yesterday,
two and a half hours late. There was an-
other very low ebb tide yesterday, and the
steamer had some trouble in getting out.
The Goldfish feet is now all in port, aud
the total catch for the season has been
1915, 600 fish.
During October six ships from this port
arrived al ports in Great Britain, with
sos, l91 centals Of wheat and 29.64T centaIs of
barley, and one from Oregon with g. 451
eentals of wheat.
1t is believed that the wheat ships now in
port will have 10 accept charter of 20
sEillings or remain here during the winter.
The moves yesterday included the ship
Louis Walsh TO Oakland, the ship Mcleod
to section 8 OF theiSeawal the Ttessalus
from Port Costa to stream, the scho0n
Norma to sea, the bark Arago 10 sea, the
brig L. a. BarstOw 10 Main street, the
steamer Belyedere to Main street To-day
the ship India will tow to Mission No. aud
the bark w. w. Grape to sea.
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souther Farm Stock Sale.

On Wednesday, November %. the third
stock sale will take place at Souther farm,
near San Leandro. Kllip & Co., livestock
auctioneers, will conduct the sale, which
contains well-bred and useful stock Of all
descriptions. There will be no side or in
down to the highest bidder. Every con-
yenence has been made for the comfort of
customers, and the sale will take place rain
or shine. A Souther farm consignment
opens the sale, to be followed by cOnsign-
ments FROM individuals and stock farms all
over the State.
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The New Fulton Works,

The survey Of the site of the new Fulton
Iron Works to be erected at Harbor View
was finished yesterday.
Two plle-drivers arrived upon the spot
and building operations commenced imme-
diately.
The material to be used for filing in the
swamp. which Is the site chosen for the
new buildings, will be taken from the hills
In Baldwin's park. Property-owners in the
neighborhood are congratulating themselves 8.
as property will be much enhanced in value
upon the opening of these works, for hun
dreds of men will be employed upon the
premises. as IL is intended TO operate a shin
yard In connection with the works
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acres of land near the city of Spokane.
The railway company, under the laws of
Washington, had seized strip twenty feet
wide. running dagonally across the tract,
and had graded a roadbed along its length
by making certain cuts and fills. Zeger
sued for $4,000 damages, as he had plated
his tract with blocks for building purposes.
The railroad company appealed from the
verdict on the ground that the damages
awarded were excessive and were given
under the influence of passion and preiu-
The company's defense was that the plain
tiff had acquired his rights by entry and
patent after the construction Of Tho road.
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Society Events.

"Livirg Whist" will be played at the
Grand Opera-house this evening
The ladies OF st. Stephens parish church,
on Fulton street. between Webster and Fill
more, are conducting a sale OF work, which
will continue this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The second concert of the sixteenth season
of the Loring Club will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening.
Oliver Il. Smith will lecture at Pioneer
Hall for the benefit OF the Kelley League
of California this evening.
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A Load of Gravel.

Captain Petersen Of the schooner Hero
was arrested yesterday on warrant
charging him with stealing a half a boat
load Of gravel. The complaint alleges that
Petersen took the Hero down to the San
Mateo beach and there scooped up a load OF
gravel from the beds belonging to William
Ii. Howard.
Petersen was arrested on board his vessel
yesterday, the schooner being tied up in
Mission Creek. The gravel said to have
been stolen was still aboard.
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry were yesterday issued
to the following:
25-25.
Joseph Nj. Gwerder and Marie Sem, 1921.
Edwin Jones and Lydia Wevelyn, 25 20.
Albert A. Bedaire and Laure Vonchet, 28-26
William Collins and Hannah Donaghue, 27-24
Charles Henderson and Bette Swanson
31-23.
Frank S. Cusick aud Mary Msloney, 2l-2o.
W. j. Boyle and Mary Kenney, $3.50
Henry b. Hildebrand and Lizzie Adams,
26-20.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
KATE DwYER. plaintiff.

KATE DWYER, plaintiff,
VS. SUPERIOR COURT,
NELSON LARSEN, and Department No /
his wife, ANNIE NJ. No. SO b36
LARSEN. ANN DWYER EXECgTIUN,
ct ais, defendants
Under and by virtue of execution issred ont
OF the Superior Court, Department. No. l, of the
city and county of San Francisco, State of Cali
In the above entitled action, wherein KATE
DWYER, the above-named plaintiff, obtained
Judgment and execution against ELSON LARSEN
and his wife, ANNIE NJ. LARSEN, ANN DWYER,
ct ais, defendants on the 2Sth day of October A D.
1882, am commanded to sell all the right title
them in and to all that certain lot piece parcel
OF land situate, lying and being In the city and
county OF San Francisco, State OF California ana
bounded and described as follows: Commencing at
point on the southwestery line of Eleventh street.
olstant thereon southeasteriy seventy (7O) feet
from the herly corner of Eleventh and Folsom
streets, and running thence southeastern along
said line OF Eleventh street fifty (50l feet thence
southwesterly seventy eight (7S) feet more less
thence northwesterly fifty 500 feet point dis
less from the southwesteriy line OF Eleven street.
and thence northeasterly eghty-two 1922 feet more
or less, and to the point OF commencement
Puolic notice Is hereby gwen that SATUR-
O'Clock noon OF that day, front of the new City
Hail. Larkin street wing, In the city and county Of
san Francisco, WILL In obedience 10 said order of
sale and decree OF execution sell the interest said
defendants and OF each of them In the above de-
scrioed property or much thereof as may be
ment with interest and costs, etc, the highest
and best bidder for cash In gold coin OF United
States.
San Francisco, November 10. 1892.
G. S. LAUMEISTER Sheriff.
BENJAMIN HEALEY, attorney for plaintiff.
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hardly of age. His Honor. Rev Mr.. Mas
tiers and the attorneys endeavored to calcu-
late her age by Chinese reckoning, and it
was shown that Mongolan baby 3
days old. according 10 the system prevailing
10 The Flowery Kingdom, may be called ,
years old. Gin was reEanded to the cus
tody of the lady managers OF the mission.
but Lee Wah Ton, her lover. has sworn to
have her for his own despite this little
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fui. though ReadInV. Chicago Gas. Sugar Atchison.
Cotton OH, New England and Missouri Pacific each
yielded about per cent The close was dull but
toierably firm. Governments lower. Petroleum.
December 5212c bid
NEW YoKS. Nov. l6.-United States Bonds as.
1l5; do 2's, l00i4: Northern Pacific. 1914: Cana
dian Pacific. S91S; Central Pacific. ~: Onion Pa
cihc. 40; AfchiSOn and santa Fe 1914: Wells
Fargo. las; Western Onion, sS5s; Silver. S4I4
Sterling, 81 S5&4 S71a
wheai-December. 76Ac Flour steady Coffee
SO 10. Sugar. 2Ts@35sc. Hops-Pacifc Coast.
1SG24c. Hides. 1zL2c Copper Lake. Sl1 60
Tin-Spot SO 90 Lead-Domestlc SIS 80. Iron.
SIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 521ac.
Hops are tame with a soft undertone and quota
tions are unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-puli and unchanged.
Conee-Duli and Irregular. Sales. Il, 100 bags;
November, $l6 O5; December. SIS IS.
DRIED FRUIT.
Choice evaporated California Peaches sell for
13Iac in bags. Lines OF California Prunes were
recently offered at lie for eos to COS Bags have
been about all cleaned up. The assortment is ap-
parently scarce At this moment sos in bags are
quoted at l2l4e, aud COS 10 zoos at 1854 in boxes
spot.
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Ana IN accordance with law and an order from,
the Board OF Directors made the 2sth dsy op
september, 1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be esSsry VIII be sold az his
suction at the Office OF the company, room So No.
SOS Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF November lSe3 az
tns hour OF O'Clock P NJ. OF said day to pay said
oeilhquent assessment thereea together with costs
OF advertising and s1penses OF sAl6
49, J. sTApfFELD Jr, Secretary.
francisco. cak uoA ia
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AT SAN Jose. NovFMRrR le. lse2.

Earned runs, an frAnciscos 4, San Joses :.
Home runs-Eyerett g. Three-base hit-D. Sweeney.
Two-base hits-P Sweeney, ID. sweeney, CLARK,
Hoffman Sacrifice hIts-Levy, Retz, spies. Nc
Vey Sharp. First base on errors-SIn Joses i.
FIRST base called balls-San FrancIscos s, San
Joses l. Lett on bases-San FranciscOs z, san JOses
f. Struck out-By Hoffman 2, by Harper S. Double
play-Reitz 10 Power Passed bslls-Clark 2. Wild
pitch-Hsrper Time OF game-l hour 40 minutes.
Umplre-FaLning. SeOrer-Gubiottl
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AUCTION SALES.
M. J. SIMM0NS, AuCTIOYEER.
WILL SELL THIS DAY.

'" I'LL SELL OAtr
Thursday ..................No vember II, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, at saiesrooms.
1867 and 1863 Market ST., bet Sixth and Seventh
All OF the Nearly New and Elegant
Parlor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture,
Fitch Parlor Upholstery. Fine Pictures.
Fine Body Brusss Is Carpets, Etc, the
former contents OK several houses removed for
convenience OF sale,
COMPRISING IN PART.
Elegant Psrlor Sets III satin brOcaIeIle and other
me covers; odd Sofas, Divans Easy Chairs and
Fancy Rockers; Large Freach-pIate ManteI Mir
rors; Fine Line Engravings; 10 Handsome Walnut
and Oak Bedroom Sets; Fine Hair Mattresses: d
Elegant Plate-door and other wardrobes Hand
some Upright and Chiffonier FOding-beds: Walnut
anc Oak sideboards. Extension Tables and Dining
Chairs; 20 Fine Body Brussels Carpets; Hall
stands; Cooking Range and other Household Goods
too numerous TO mention
It NJ j. SIMMONS. Anctioneer.
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Two SwindlerS Held.

Nowlino and SimOnds, arrested on a
charge of using the mails to perpetrate
frauds. were committed to jail yesterday in
default Of $1,000 bail. Their offense con-
sisted in writing TO parties outside the city.
offering TO send them something of value
to them for fifty cents. When they re.
ceiyed the money they forwarded their
victim a printed slip with the letter "JJ''
thereon. In this way they carried out their
stipulat0Ds TO send something essential
and indispensable to YOU"
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Chicago Markets.

CpIcAao. Nov. l6.-whear was unsettled 1t
opened i4e higher, advanced ssc more on free
local buy ing, eased off tre free selling by the
Northwest and by prominent local trader, recov-
cred the loss and closed steady at the p. CSC
higher than yesterdays close Receipts 256.O00
bushels: shipments. 25200 bushels. Rye 491sc
Barley CSC.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16-wheat-Cash 7l1ke Corn
411ac. POrk-Sl2 10. Lard-S9 90. Elbs-$7 20.
Whlsky-Sl Is
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THE DUKES DEFEATED.
A Well-Piayed Game in the City of
San lose

SAN JOSE. Nov. 16-The San Franciscos
defeated San Jose in a well-pIayed though
listless game. The league umpire did not
put In an appearance, and Pitcher Tanning
was pressed into service. Hoffman was In
the box for the visitors, proving very effec-
tive. and his support was excellent. The
features OF the game were the nice running
catches made by McVey and Levy and the
sensational playing of Reitz at third. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-17
A Spokane Railroad Ficbts

The Spokane Falls and Northern Rail-
road Com pany has appealed to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals from the
Judgment for $500 and costs found against
It In favor of W. 81. Ziegler by the Circuit
Court Of Washington. Ziegler was the
owner by a presumption patent of eighty
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FRIDAY. November IS, 1892,
AT IL O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
2010 BUSH STREET, NEAR BUCHANAN,
Elegant, EstbetiC Furniture of Residence,

....CoMPRIsISs
Elegant Extra Large Persian Rugs; Fancy Willow
Divan. Chairs and Rockers. with SILK plush
and back; Bzy-window Diyan: Fine SIX and Lace
Curtains; Elegant Water CoIors, Ole0graphs and
Engraylngs: Carved Pedestals: Rich Bacarau Vases
and Urns; Fancy Japanese Window COrnices and
Brackets. Elegant BearSkin Rugs: Carved Center
Tables; Handsome Piano Lamp; Costly fortieres:
Elegant Han Hatstand; Mantel Lambreqcins; Ee-
CANT walnut Chamber Suit; Ash Chamber Suit;
Fine Walnut Chifonier; Walnut Writing Desk; tx
ira Spring and Plaster Hair Mattresses: Elegant
Walnut Frame Mantel Mirror; Elegant Walnut
Sfdeboard. Walnut Dining Chairs; Walnut ExteA-
sion Table: Buffet Lounge: Best China, Silver
plated aud Crystal Glass Ware: New Elmw God
Range; Extra ParlOr Stove. Patent Kitchen Ia
bic; Agate Ware, with large and varied assort-
ment OF other desirable articles
Terms cash.
nol7 " GEO = IAMSON AuctIoneer
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MARKET REPORTS.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov. l6
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErs
Silver unchanged.
wheat lower. Barley steady
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged.
Lima Beans depressed.
Onions advanced Potatoes UNCHANGED
Butter and Eggs weak.
Poultry and Game steady.
Wine Grapes sc arce and higher
Fresh receipts OF Bananas
Vegetables unchanged.
Treasure shipment TO China
~
English Wheat MarLet
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l6.-The spot marxet "a s.a,Sx
at Us 3D. Cargoes are lower at 32s sd for OF
coast S2s Cd for just shipped 32s Sd for nearly
due. '
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red winter. No
vember, 6s Cd; December. Ga lO14d: January
5s lad February, IS 1ad; March, Is lad. AnriI
% l9ad; May, 6s Z1ad-
sECURITIEs.
LONDON. Nov. 16.-Consos. 81 b-led, siIvsr
esAd Bullion out OF Bank of England f26 600
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov Misrepresentation In the stock
market was again less active The bears tried
hard TO depress prices, but not very success
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. SIZE; choice, &c; second
quality; &c; third do S1s@4 1ac-
VEAL.Large, 5@6c: small Calves. &c. Dairy
Calves. 7Lat9S1S 2 10.
MUTT6N-wethers e1s@7c y u; Ewes. 60
612c.
LAMB-SQs1hc p n
P0RK-Live Hogs, 5@51sc p n for heavy and
medium grainfed; small fat Hogs 5es5 1kc stock
Hogs. 41a@4s4c; dressed do. 7@7slc y 10
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Will Love Find a Wavp

Lee wan Ton, Japanese cook. fell In
love with Gin Choy, countrywoman in
charge of the Methodist Mission on CLAW
street. He tried yesterday to get her for
his bride, but Judge Tout thought she was
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Earned runs-Lo3 Angeles ?. Three base hit
Glenalvin. TwO-base htts-Baisz, McCauleY. First
base on errOrs-Oaklands 5. Los Angeles . First
base on called balls-OaSsnds 2. Los Angeles l.
Left on bases-OA&lands :, Los Angeies4 Struck
Out-By Dewald 8, by Balsz 4. Passed bali-BaId-
via. Umpires-McDonald and Mannasau. OnieiaI
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caicuttas. 61s@014c for 1898; Wool Bags,
S6Q36c
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net CASH Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6ssc = 10; Dry GRADUATED,
sc y n; Confectionery A, 47sc: Magnolia 4ssc;
Extra G. 4t5c; Golden c. 4ssc: ID. 4Jzc; Standard
A. 47sc: half-bbls 14e more than bbls. aud boxes
12c more.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GRAY EAGLH
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco, California; location OF
works. Placer County, Cal.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessmeut mo 9Ol
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names Of tho
respective shareholders, as follows:
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The Gaelic took out treasure list OF sSSS.752,
consisting OF S5l4.547 in Mexican dollars S6sI5 in
gold coin, $50 in gold dust and $67 900 In silver
bullion.
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Alpen Yereins March.


render number Of new selections included
In the following programme:
"Alpen vereius March .,.............., Lindner
Overture "D'Eisa ct Claudio" Mercadante
~ INSPIRED Love-" a court gavotte. Abecasis
Tefzetto duetto La Gioconda" .Ponch iello
Fantasia Marche". ...................EL oiutIer
Grand potpourri, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f. Ierour
UIAhd overture "Rienz" ...................W Wagner
"Ihe Palms" (solo for barytone). MI. L. Kiotz
waltz, 'Wein, Webb and GesangH .......... Strauss
Grand selection, "Ernanp' - Verdi
'On the Plantation" ........... Pnerner
desperate Galop" Schacht
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Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices Family extras.
50 90@4: Bakers extras. s3 gOG4; superfne, 81 20
9I3 10 2 Dbl.
MHEAT-Lower and dull. Holders show more dis
position sell, butt is the buyers who hold OFF,
No. I. 81 3OGl Sli4 = etl; choice 81 1919 q cti;
lower grades. 81 goal 271a; extra choice for
milling, 81 33s49l 371a = ctl.
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AND In accordance with law, and an order OF the
board OF Directors. made on the twenty-efchtb day
OF september 1882 so many shares of parcel Of
sucn STOCK as may be necessary will be sold az
public auction at the office OF the COMPANY room
~, 3o3 California street. san Francisco Cali
Iorcla, on MONDAY, the twenty first day OF No.
yember. 1892, at the hour OF l O'Clock P OF said
day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses az
the sale. A w BARROwS Secrsf9S@- Va
omce-SOS California street, room IL, San Fran.
cisco California noR 80
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Portiand's Business.
Treasure Shinment.


PORTLAND. Or. Nov. Is -Clearances S474 900
balances. Sl39,O00
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CALL BOARD SALES.

INFORMAL SESSfON-IO o'cloCk-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION Buyer December
700 TONS 81 1915: 200. 81 49, 1900 81 1924.
Seller '92-lOO. 81 3l1o; 100, 81 3114 100, s 81
May-I000, 81 S612; 800, 81 1855; 600. 81 36$s;
800, 81 1914.
AFTERNOON SEssION-May-l00 tons, 81 1914
700. 81 1888.
BARLEY-Futures were steadier. spot prices
were unchanged. No Feed quOtable at S5@
s7L5c q ctl: choice bright do. SS34c dark Coast.
SOGsS212c; Prewing. 9U@97lac; No. l Chevaller.
81 l71z; lower grades. SlGl 10 2 ell.
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I'M OAKL- AND.

FINE LARGE RESIDENCE, together with 8
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, northeast cor OF
PERALrA AND 9TH SITS. minutes walk TO Gem
ter Stations EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
A GOOD LARGE DWELLING, situate Sl8 East
Ign station ELECTRIC ROAD WITHIN BLOCK.
POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD; lot 50x140; IN
USUALLY EASY TERMS; ONLY $3.50 cash, bal
ance monthly.
A COZY HOME-1IO EAST 18TH ST; modern
cottage OF 3 rooms and bath: neighborhoOd uneK-
celled; lot 5Oxio0: also Tot 25xl0O adjoining.
FINE CORNER LOT, 5OxlOO SW. cor. of 4TH
AVE. AND EAST 9Th ST.. near Clinton Station,
East OakIaud commanding an extensive view;
street work All complete: terms Il cash.
FINE LARGE BUSINESS LOT, I32xI69, NV
cor. OF 1ST AND LINDEN SITS; just the place for
facilities directly at hand.
THE BEST IN THE CITY, ELEGANT BUILD
ING LOTS, cor OF l4rH AND FILBERT SITS;
this location speaks for ITSELF terms only a cash.
take special note OF this Offering.
MODERN COTTAGE IN TWO FLATS. rented for
S2S per month; 1917 MARKET ST; will pay about
par cent per month lot 25x125
EXTRA WELL-BUILT COTTAGE of rooms,
bath aud every modern Improvement; nearly new
aud in perfect order; lot 80 :&rI00 situate S26
NINETEENTH ST. near Curtis.
-FOUR SELECT BUILDING LOTS, 25x132 feet
EACH west side OF CHESTNUT ST., near Thirty
sixth, just off SAN PABLO AVE See them before
the day of
Els Parties desiring special terms any OF the
above property can be accommodated by applying
at the office before day Of sale.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE BRUNSWICK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company Location
OF principal place OF business san Francisco Car
Location of works, Grass Valley. Cal.
Notoe-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment No l.
levied on the 2Sth day OF >eDtsmber 1892, sew
era amounts set opposite the names of the rsspec.
GhErA Larr
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN EST, ChronOmasar and
Instrument Maker, California street,
Sign OF the w OGDEN Sailor.