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receive the Colonel, who came forward
from the lOdge-with a very grave and lul-
pOItant aIT-hOlding paper IN his hand
~ aides he said. Il must bid you fare
well: Sir Charles and l start at once for
ConstantinOple.' ,,,.4
dreadful place where they have so many
wives! Oh, mamma! And you, Slr-dId
you not try to persuade him?
"What could | do, my dear2 You de-
clined his former proposals, and now ne de-
mands things-absurd thlngs-unhearu-0I
thing5-c0ndtion quite lnadmlSsIOle-in-
excusable conditions"
Il should like, nevertheless, TO know
what they are said Matilda.
"He saws, Lady NayaSOur, It was through
the window that you departed; 1t Is through
the window that YOU must return, salq
the Colonel, finishing the sentence ana
c0oily taking pinch Of Snuif.
Mrs. Grace Peabody burst cut laughing;
Lady BcauChamp pronounced the PROPOSE
ton Infamous; Matilda wep'.
Lady Beauchamp Geat OF IN rage, ana
the Colonel sat down by the tree, where he
vas joined by SIT Charles.
On r sudden, they caught sight of Matilda
and Grace Peabody, carrying ladder be-
tween them, and, much 10 their surprise,
could see them. as they concealed them
selves behind the tree, place the ladder
against the balcony up which Matilda
mounted. and actually got over to the win
dow as if about to enter, as Grace held the
ladder az the bottom.
Sir Charles could stand it no longer but
broke away from the COloneIs grasp,
rushed through the lodge and opened the
window, admitting Matilda just As Lady
Beaucn8mp entered.
But before the d0waEer could assert her
SELF tie husband and wife were clasped in
each others arms, aud all ended happily
with the approval and acceptance Of 90 the
u.timatum '-BaSt0u Globe.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was quite shading off In prices YESTERDAY
Considerable stock hanged hands, the public tax
Ing advantage OF the increase In prices on Monday
aud realizing on any profits that might have &C
crued NO news OF any importance was received
from the mines during the day and the letters
from the middle stocks due TO-DAY are anxtously
awaited In order to see the result Of the weeks
work in Norcross, the stock OF which has been In
demand by Marks during the past few DAYS. On
the early call prices advanced Ophir sold at SO s.
Mexican 81 is, Curry 81 90, Best & BeIcher So
Sierra Nevada 81 50, Union 81 80 and Con Cal &
Va. S534 TO $57s TO sales Of 1850 shares of
which Joe King and Edwards were active sellers
Savage weakened of to 81 So Chollar al 30 Po-
tOsi 81 Bullion 81 30 and NOrcroSs 81 70 In the
middle stocks Belcher declined to 81 20 to sales Of
1900 shares. After the call prices declined still
further, under heavy sales, Best Belcher selling
dOwn to 81 80, under sales Of 1910 shares and Con
Cal. a. Va. to S51a, 1850 shares, OF which Homer
King and Walls were active sellers In the 2:3O
P NJ. session there was litRe better feeling in the
leading nOrth-end stocbs Con. Cal a. Va sold IN
to $Js4 again under sales OF 1880 shares with Mar
shall Walls and Sides buying. ConsIderAple
strength was shown as the call progressed and
after the call prices advanced still further under
the active purchasing orders OF Marks, Lalng and
Van Wyck. to safes of Walls. Con. Cal a. va sold
al 20, and the market closed strong and active
NOTES.
Silver remained unchanged yesterday, selling at
9214c In New York.
OF ore to the brunswick mill. The average car
sample assay OF this ore was $40 q ner ton and
ana the average battery assay SIC ~ per ton,
Bullion valued at 5000 has been received from the
Peer Mining Company.
The annual meeting OF the Utah and Del Monte
mining companies takes place TODAY
The Crown Point delinquent sale takes place to-
day.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Beicher Mining Company 5000 shares were rep
resented In stock and proxy. OF this number the
combination oil brokers, that Is making effort -
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Russian Gar has an income OF 49,
600 a day.
Robert Barrett Browning has leased a
studio in Florence and is executing a pOr-
trait for an American friend.
Henry c. Abbey IS about - years OF age
He Is an OhiOan and was a jeweler in But
laiO before he was attracted TO the box
Office.
Richard Henry St0ddard's handwriting is
80 minute That he can compress the equiVa-
lent of half a column OF newspaper u pc
into single page Of manuscript.
Mrs. William Vanderbilt is an unusually
handsome woman with CTeamy-whte COM
pleXion. dark brown hair, large dark gray
eyes and a remarkably line figure.
Rear-Admiral Kimberly and Commodore
Mccain VIII be retired from tue active list
this year unless some great urgency should
arise when experience Will be at a premium.
The new Bishop Of Carlisle. Dr.. John
Waring Bards.ey, comes Of a sturdy English
family, which cODtr Duted seven Sons 20 the
church, Seven American brothers have
rarely, II ever, become preachers one after
the other,
Martin Chase. an Indian of tie Omaha
tribe, is a lawyer entitled to practice in the
Federal Court at Omaha, aud as ready to
shout " 1 Objectl" as If there WAS no more
redskin blood IN him than there Is In a
tobscconis's dummy.
NJ. Stuff OF, a French Waterloo veteran,
recently celebrated his nlnety-ninth birth
day n Paris in hearty health and spirits.
| The death Of the last British survivor Of
Waterloo, Samuel Gibson, was recorded a
few days ago. His age was 10l
Mr.. Joseph Crosby Of Dexter, Ne, one Of
the ahlest lawyers Of the State, and 70 years
of age, attributes his robust health TO his
practice Of taking a bath in ice cold water
every morning. Sometimes by way OF
variety the old gentleman Tubs himself with
snow.
Alexander Dumas called his country house
after the most famous Of his novel and
never was 50 happy as when he left Paris
for Monte CristO. With like fOudness for
his books NJ. de Maupa5sant found his chief
pleasure visiting the ports Of tile Riviera on
his yacht Bel Ami.
The Sultan Of Turkey. through the Grand
VIzier, recently began a suit for libel
( against La RauO, cOmical paper Of Be-
lOgna, Italy, tor publishing cdTiCatures Of
his Majesty. The Sultan won the suit and
the editors Of the paper were sentenced to
three days Imprisonment and TO the pay
meut of a fine Of S75.
Eugene Richter the leader Of the Liberal
party Of Germany. has the most remark
able memory Of any member Of the Reich
stag. He is able to commit long tables of
! figures to memory, and when Prince Bis
marck was In power often corrected him
! when lie attempted TO use figures in illus
! tratOn of his speeches.
Miss Auguste Inuje, the daughter of the
! former japanese Minister Of Foreign AT
! fairs, is now pupil Of the famous Augusta
School in Berlin, supported formerly by the
late Empress Augusta. The young woman
was recently converted TO Christianity, and
has cume 70 Europe to complete her educa-
ton. Her sister and other relatives are
! still BuddhistS.
In twelve years the city Of Paris has ex-
| pended $4,000 on statues and S85, 900 on
! rruameufal fountains
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have representation in the directorate represented
about 27,O0O shares in stock and proxy, and sue
ceeded in eleCtng Director, w. Il. Miles to
ceed George ID. Edwards. The board now consists
of James Newlands, President: A. X. r. HarmO
Nice-PreS dent; and j. 2. Martin. j. II. DObSOn
and w. +. Miles Directors; g. L. Perkins was re-
elected Secretary, +. d. Dis IL assistant Secretary
). l.. Jones'Superlntendent and the Bank of Cali
fornia Treasurer. The Secretary's financial state
ment showed an overdraft Of $l9,6S0 10.
AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
North Cosmopolitan Mining Company yesterday,
S549723 shares were represented, and the follow
Ing officers elected to serve for the ensuing year:
l.. Scott President; +. A. Berlin, Vice President.
aud Thomas Bel, George w Graysou and Thomas
b. Pheby, Directors. j. w. Pew was reelected
Secretary, +. +. Conn Superintendent and the
Bank of California Treasurer The Secret ary'5
financial statement showed Overdratt OF
$3.50 "A. The mine shipped during the year
1882 tons OF ore. of average battery assay OF
$50 SO per ton. Worked By Union mill SOB tons OF
an assay value Of 500 per ton. Sold 66.4 tons,
ASSAY value PZ11 a. per ton. Received from
trbuteTs one-Quart rtnterest II so tons. $l5O2 Is
In transit, about As tons which viii be reported BY
wire immediately on receipt OF returns. On hand,
90 tons OF rstclaSS sample from which returns
$500 per tom and 625 Of Sc Ond class. samples
from same 500.
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Gener raj 3Ierchan liss.

BAGS-Prices continue TO advance slowly, and
the market rules firm. Calcuttas for June delivery
71497Iac; WOOL Bags 36035c.
CANNED FRUITS-More inquiry from all quar-
tiers is reported, but the market is not active as
buyers purchase only from hand TO mouth. stand
ard ApricOts are in light supply and hrm. quoted
at 81 250l 80 for ApTicots. 81 05Ql 20 for
Piums 81 50QI 50 for Peaches. 81 5O9l so for
Pears. 81 9OGZ 10 for White Cherries ana 81 su9
Canned VEGETABLES - Peas. 95c9SI 10;
String Beans 95c@$l; Tomatoes, 212 rs, o0985c
CoFFEE-Quotatlons are still without quotabIe
change aud the market is not active. Quota
tiOns are: 20I2c for good TO prime Costa Rca, Tree
from black beans; -Oc for good washed salvador;
2l1ac for prime washed Guatemala; 1886 for good
anWasueq oaiyauoI, NlcaIasu' "nu ma q
2OIz92ll4c for good washed Guatemala; lf@49
1910 for fair washed aud uuwaShed Guatemala;
l5L54l7iaC for medium qualities: 800 l414c Tor
ordinary qualities; IO9I212c Tor very INFERIOR 70
CoAL-The quotation Of s. for Coos Bay several
days ago error. The market continues weak
and heavily stocked. Prices 10 dealers
wellington. SIS so; New wellington. IS so;
sonthleld wellington, So Cedar River, 81 Seattle,
81 90: New Seattle 81 Coos Bay, 80 2 ton: sgd
ney, 81 5Oas; Scotch. 81 5U9S: BrymOC 81 500
3; Greta, 81 5OQS Cumberland. Si3 in bu.k and
Sl4 in sacks; Pennsyi vania Anthracite Egg Sl4;
Welsh Anthracite Egg. 50; Camel. 50 2 tou.
FISH-No ! Macaerel is quoted at Sl99 % 90 in
hali-bbls and 81 50G2 70 IN ATS; No 2 $l4 5O@
s303 % q Kit; Pac fc Cod 512c in bundles, SO
Goo In cases, Tee for strips, a. &c for middleS
Zee for rolls and SO &c z u for bricks; Eastern
Smoked Herring Soc; Dutch do, 81 350l IS 2
keg; Whitefsh so in halfbbIs and $2G2 70 In
QUICKSILV Quoted at SAT z flask.
SYkUP-The western sugar Refinery quotes Col
den. in bbls, HE = gallon.
NAILS-Quoted at 81 35@2 so for iron and
for steel and 81 5O92 rs e keg for wire in 2OO-keg
lots.
sUGAR-The western sugar Refining Company
lows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all SAC 2 to; Dry Graduated,
45$c; Contectio9 n a 4@4G; Extra Ext C. Acc;
than bOlS, aud boxes re mora.
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choice. sl61 TO- with the usual advance for frac-
tional boxes; loose MuseateS, 75@o5e y box and
2i4G3i4c p 10 in sacks
NUTs1Am descriptions rule duh. Chestnuts
are quotable at l3gl6c for imported and IIA29
1213c q 70 for native; Pine Nuts, ll9l212c; Wal
nuts, 712@8c y n do papershell do e99c; soft
shell Almonds, Il@l2c p 10 hardshell do. 6Is@7c
&c; Peanuts 3@l3l2c q d for domestic; Hickory
Nuts, 79Se Pecans, 12!2@l4 for small and 100
61&@71ac; Cocoanuts, "a 50G5 p 700
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Summer Vegetables
Asparagus quotable at l5G2Oc y 10; Los Angeles
Tomatoes, 81 25@l SO p box; Los Angeles Green
ern Green Peas. eaIO Marrowfat Squash, SIG
y ton; Dried Okra. l6GlSc; Dry peppers, l5c 2 10;
Cabbage. 6Oc p ctl; Feed Carrots, 35G4Uc Turnlps
6O975c; Beets. 81; Parsnips, 81 %: Garlic, 29jc
PROYlSIONs-Trade is only moderate Prev GUS
prices rule. Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon.
1880 SC p n; California Smoked Bacon. 9I29lOc
p IL Tor heavy and medium, 100 &c q 10 for
light and l3l4@l31sc for extra light; Bacon sides
1OI4@lOl@c, Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade lIG he; California Hams. salt, lOc z ID:
Eastern, all kinds, S54@9c; cases, 1O49lO$4c
tins Toe; pals l0-rb IOLac: do 5-ft. lOl4c; kegs
9I4mTOc = 10: NJ SIS Beet. 81 5C@S; extra mess do,
SIq 5000; extra prime. sl5aI5 so; extra clear,
$1,000 80; mess do, SIT 5O9lS g Dbl; Pig PorG,
= key, 1903 % Pigs Feet Slz@l2 70 q bbli
Smoked Beef, ll0lll4c r 10
HOPs-Firn at lsG22c p II for common to
choice. Some holders now refuse to let go under
25c The New York market Is firm and stocks mere
HIDES AND PELTS-Dealers report an inactive
ana easy market. Heavy sailed steers are quotaDle
at Zee q 10; medium; &C., light. 4&4i4c 2 10;
Cowbides AGA l9c; sailed Kip. 334g4c; salted Cat'
&c: dry Hides usual selection, Toe; dry Kips, &C;
prime GOatsSIus, 3O950c each; Kids 5@lOc; Deer
skins good summer, 37lac: medium 3C03Zl4c;
winter 2O025c; Sheepskns, shearlings, IO925c;
snort wool, 4O47Oc: medium, 100000; long WOOL
9OcGsl 40 q II. Culls OF all kinds about - less
TALLOW-Fsir TO good rendered. 4g4I2c; re-
fned. 12@534c; Grease, 3Iac u 10.
WUCL-NO activity IS eXpe ted until the spring
clip appears. stocks are now very short We quote
ran Woos as follows san Joaquin and Southern.
S69c; San joaquin and Southern Lambs, ga &c.
Spring clips range as follows: Choice Northern, 1I9
zoe; Southern, seven months l2129l5C p ID.
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The nick Of time to stop the course of bladder and
kidney complaints is when the organs concerned
exhibit tendency 10 grow inactive. The healthful
impulse toward activity that they receive from
HostetteT's Stomach Filters rescues them from inn
pending danger, and averts such dangerous mala-
dies as BrigEts disease and diabetes. sugglshness
OF the kidneys increases liability to chronic rheu-
matism govt and dropsy and since the blood is FL
tered by these organs in its passage through them
the operation OF the Bitters serves doubly happy
purpose. The medicine acts without exciting, ike
the fiery stimuants of commerce. Malarlal, dys-
peptic, constipated and nervous invaids are thor
Oughy relieved by IL. Since the advent Of that
shocking malady, la grippe. It has been widely
demonstrating It's usefulness a curative and pre-
VentiYe Of .
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celsfor 1874 SKIS wheat 70 SKIS bones, SKIS talIows
1879 salt hides bbl butter, 70 bbis 80 SKIS 10 bdIS
pcs lot scrapiron household goods, cs ad-
vertising matter. Dbl sugar, 10 Dds JUNK, 10 oIS
rubber hose, 1000 bars bullion.
Consig1ees.
Per Corona-AIllson, Gray Il Co, Peoples Express
Co; Veryalfn IL Rowe PayOt, Upham Co; Q Fet-
zen; Immel Il Co: w 3 Sumner Co; + PIatt;
Dalton Bros; Cain & Nit, hell; A Immel 81 GO;
McDonough & johnson: Dodge, sweeney q 90; y II
Cain & Co: L Scatena; Lusk Hughes; h Dutard;
Amer Press Assn; & l. Dmgley Co; Schacht g La
combe: Levaggi & Co: + Fierce; ) b lnguglai w
Cline; Dairymens Union; Knights & Co; -
Harvey: J IVancOviCh Il Co; G. Camalont; BuTn5teln
Bros; Giusti & Antonio; f whitney & Co; Vest
coast Fish Co; Wheaton a. LUhrs; Smith q GO;
son Fruit Co; Sherry, Lawrence Co; HIS Bros;
Ross a Hewlett; II Hickman 4 Co; Sellers q co;
Haas: Wells, Fargo & Co; A SchilIing & CO: L IL
Ames & Co; Davis; L Guedmacher; Fortuna ~
Co: ID Biagi & Co: California Fruit Coz Pheldnd %
Fish; Davis Bros 4 Co; Crane Hastings & Co; r
GOOdalI; stewart Menze; Taylor, Goodrich q
Co; san Francisco Fish Co.
Per Umatilia- GOOdat Perkins & Co; Pacific Tam
ming Co: Bisslnger 4 Co: Wells Fargo & Co; Pac
MacOndray & Co; Tlmauu x Bende; Haas; r
Smiley; L DIngley 4 Co; oregon Imp Co; singer
Mfg Co; { J Lest d Co: + J Bowen & Co: Lieyre,
Fricke & Co; Chas Harley & Co; Miller waugh;
Seiby Smelling and Lead Works; II Dutard; W
Thomas & Co; san francisco Chemical Works v
@ Gray VIM Brown 4 Co: San Francisco Candle
Co; Thos sullivan; A Haas; Burnsteln Bros; X
Revere Rubber c.: I 6 Beckett; Willard Bros; Il
Smiley; Davis Bros Bergman ~ Co.
For Late StfDpiu1 IGieLtJeacs See Eigbtt P1Js
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FREAK OF A METEOR.
i Report That hook the Country for
Miles Around.
IItt,burg UiSnatch.

Pitt,buTg Dispatch.
Two men were hunting in The woods east
Of Gadsden, Ala, recently, and about
o'clock IN the evening the heavens were
suddenly illuminated with a lurid light.
They quickly looked upward, and saw a
large fiery ball in the air approaching at
rapid rate. 1t seemed twice as large as a
mans head, and almost at a white heat.
They declare it passed within few yards
Of them, making a whZZng noise, and they
felt the heat seusiby. 1t approached nearer
and nearer the ground until il passed cut of
sight.
In a few seconds they heard a report
which shook the country for miles arOunl
The next morning thew went to the place
where they last saw the meteor, and found
that it had plowed up a furrow about as
large as a hour-b trrel and three or four
feet deep; then bounded and struck a
large pine tree six feet from the ground.
shlveTing the tree. 1t then exploded, scat
terng Is fragments in every direction, cut
ting down small growth and tearing up the
ground. A few pieces of the matter were
found so firmly imbedded in the tree that
the men could not get them out The
pieces did not look like anything they had
ever seen, and smell, d strongly Of burning
sulphur.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, January 26.
srNfuARy OF THE MARKETI

TUESDAY EVENING January 70.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErI
Flour steady.
Wheat Barley and Corn weak.
Oats and Rye steady.
Hay and Beans dull
Seeds and Dried Peas quiet.
Feedstufs unchanged.
Potatoes dull.
Onions steady.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs continue to improve.
Poultry selling better.
Game declined.
Apples, Oranges and Lemons plentiful.
Mexican Lines higher.
Dried Fruits Nuts and Rlisins dun.
Summer Vegetables in light supply.
Hops very firm
Provisions unchanged.
Hides and Wool quiet.
Mutton, Lamb and Veal firm.
Grain Bags higher.
Mere call for Canned Fruit
Coffee quiet
Coal in heavy stock.
Silver lower.
Sterling Exchange higher.
SuTar marked IN.
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Hnrbor Commissioners.

The Harbor Commissioners refused yes
terday to accept Hanson & Co.'S tug Katy
at Sl7. 800, on the ground that the tug is too
old. Tie request of J. Macdonough for
permission to build coal bunkers on the
Howard street Wharf and run a tramway
TO his yard on Spear and Folsom streets,
was denied, it being the purpose of the
board to allow no more tracks TO cross over
East street. Bills amounting to 5000 9S
were passed. The board is preparing plans
for a new fire-boat, to take the place of the
old boat Anasha. 1t viii be eighty tons
gross. and slightly larger than the Governor
Irwin.
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so II Is TRUE.

Here's a friend who saws that sorrow
Comes today or comes tomorrow.
Here's a longfaCe who Is moaning
Tell him death is far away
Let dun age 80 weep and pray:
Heed uot grief the ghost there, gTOaningt
Who would cloud tie Jocuad day
All. they say that anguish found them,
Men cut down with battle round them-
tHear he bOy there gayy singing ,
In some region Tar away
What care Ne who laugh tc-dave
Bring no tears, vnaI- er you're bringing;
Honor 20 the l0Cund day
" hats that sound that cools our laughterY
what's that rm that follows 1jter3
Funeral music sadly sounded
One more man Is Turned 10 clay.
Let duII age 80 weep and p-ay
Youth by death was Ge er coufouuded.
Long sh4l. SHINE our locuud day
on. my dear one, % my weeping
Marble silence srrru.y keen IL,
Lying ere 81 lreayAesS blindness
Deatl IS never far away.
Even ylstI ya.f weep and pray
LIPS tEat loved have lost their kindness;
Dead are they. This tirter day
EusE HAV rHoENE LATHEoF, 3n Scubne
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Steamers to sail today are the Wilmington for
Portland the Pomona for Humboldt Bay. the CreS-
City for Crescent City aud the Eureka for san
Pedro. The State Of CalifOr IA falls due from
Portland ana the Willamette valley from Yaquina
Bay.
Tue bark Colus3. 1929 tons, and Hawaiian iron
bark Andrew Welch. 1853 tons, load merchandise
for Honolulu swedish bark AIbatr0ss. 937 tons,
Lumber the Sound Tor Melbourne, Adelaide
Port Prize. SIS Sd. prior 10 arrival.
The Beularig taxes FOR CaliaO 800 cases Dyna-
mite 1873 feet Fuse, 1890 Ialr Jad lies and $50
buudIrs shocks valued at SLU.454
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Henry WadswOrth with J. r. WhaIen aItera.
lions II building y tine or Union St 1858 10 of
scott 5000; bonds $500, o. II. Greenwaid and d.
h. BIB
William Knowles with n. Parrish & Co mill
WORK Of fOur-stOry frame binding ON \ line Of
Suffer St, 80 % f. OF Tayl $4,000
John Rosenfeld'S Sons with san Francisco Bridge
Company TO erect coal bunker, ETC. at Mission Ter
2 $500
Henry Meyer with John Clark, 7 per cent of lots
81 and 373, Gift Map J. $500
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William Fredericks, the stage-c carpenter
who fell from the flies Of the Grand Opera
House on Monday night, died in the Recelv-
ing Hospital at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The unfortunate fell thirty feet
breaking his collar bone and sustaining con-
cussiOn of the brain.
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p0srpnNEnnEMr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK or THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Monday October s. 1891, at IA
O'Clock Don, at the ONCE of the Company, Room 9,
No. 2l1 SansOme street. san Francisco, Cal BY
order of the Board or Directors,
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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Not Much Dnmnre.

Very little damage, considering the VIC
lence of the storm On Monday, was reported
at the headquarters of the Street Depart
ment. A sewer caved in on Merchant
street, and few clogged cesspOols over
flowed here and there.
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nEIINorENr SALE NorICrs-

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
of busiuess san Francisco, California; location OF
works, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo 3
levied on the 5th day of December, 1891, the
er3l amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, follows: