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HIGH-PRICED BIBLES.
A Mild Sensation Created Before
the COngrcgatiOnalists.

At q meeting Of the Congregational Club
yesterday afternoon Rev. Aaron Williams
read paper on the work Of the Bible So
ciety and created a mild sensation by max
ing a personal attack on John Thompson,
the agent Of the Bible Society. when he
charged that too much money is being made
out Of the sale Of the scriptures, and that
the prices Of Bibles are entirely too high
In discussing the question subsequently
each member of the club regretted the per-
soual attack made on Mr.. Thompson. and
thought that Dr.. Williams should have
treated his subject in a general way All
were In favor that Bibles should be as cheap
as possible, but most thought the present
price regulated by the higher wages given
in this country. DR.. Williams arose on the
conclusion Of the discussion and asked for
more time. This was refused him, as time
was up.
At this ruling Of the Chair be became very
excited and said; Never mind, gentle
men, will give facts and figures that will
startle the community, and have them print
ed in black and white" Nobody seemed
startled at the threat and business was re-
sumed.
resolution was read 10y Dr. Rowell In
memory Of the death OF the late Dr. Stone
and a copy was ordered Transmitted to his
widow.
The Presbyterian m inistcrs listened to
paper read by Rev. A brahms, Chaplain of
San Quentin, on the subject Of Prison Az
fairs" He presented some interesting sta
tistics regarding the prison, saying that
among the prisoners he had found but one
physician, three lawyers and no clergyman.
The number under sentence for life is 1876;
638 are classed as incorporate and GA as
opium-users. DR.. brahms considered a
large number Of prisoners susceptible of
reformation, and thought that every avail
able means should be taken to secure such a
result.
The Baptist Union listened to an interest
ing paper read by DR.. Runyan Of the Hamil-
tOn-square Church on the subject Of "The
Pulpit and the Times" He held that it was
foolish for minister TO expect to please
everybody by his preaching,
The session of the Methodist ministers
was entirely occupied in discussing the
proposition Of afiIiating with the Evangeli-
cal Alliance. No definite conclusion was
arrived at, the matter having been referred
TO a special committee
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had been oyerpowered by the smoke. She
was half-dresscd; her beautiful hair swept
over David'S arm; her white unconscious
face was clasped 30 his breast.
They carried her into the air, and she
soon revived, and was carried to the hotel
where Mr.. Gray resided.
The fire was finally extinguished, but the
house was very much injured, aud rendered
untenable until repaired. 1t was spring
and [ went ont of town; hut that summer
received the following letter from Jeanette
Manchester:
lfy Dearest Esther: I've such news 10
tell you. Florence Castleton has married that
hOrrld, awkward David Atwood, who Is a fright
II lie does play beautifully on The violin. II
seems THAI he saved her from the fire, and she
went into passion Of gratitude and lie told her
that he loved her; and that was a pretty state OF
affairs for that aristoCrItic Gray. who IS more
than half in love with her himself believe. Bu I
they say that Florence said 10 him, Dear guard
ian, remember my mother" ana he gave right
up and let her marry Atwood. I WASN'T at the
wedding; 1t took place at the Grays' country
seat, ana they say that the bride were blue lark
spur in her hair. HOrrid taste and so forth
j. MANCHESTER.
l smiled. ! was very glad.-EX.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
The Torrey Bankrurty BIZ Endorsed
Directors Elected.

The Torrey Bankrupty BIZ Endorsed.
Directors Elected.
The San Francisco Board Of Trade held
its fifteenth annual meeting yesterday
President lie Count called the meeting to
order and Immediately proceeded to the
reading Of a yO'Umiu0us report in which the
transactions of the year we're fully recited.
The efforts OF the board to secure a change
In the procedure Of the Superior Court in re-
lati0n to insolvency matters we're referred
to. and the information impair ted that the
suggested changes were to be adopted. The
report also recommended q continuous.
steady effort to advance the Nicaragua
Canal scheme, and strongly condemned the
action of the commissioners appointed to
select a p0stotfce site in this city.
The Secretary reported nine Withdrawals
and seventeen aCceSsI0nS to the member
ship Toll. which no " numbers 219 Iayiug
members. -Four deaths occurred during the
year, namely: William Ii rnry. Of the
Golden Gate NOo.en Manufacturing CO..
G. + Whitney, u {. i. Whitney * Co; y
s. BacLman, Of Baehman Bros, and
Mark Strauss Of Levi Strauss II Co. The
surplus 10 the treasury was increased from
S15g4 81 at tie beginning of the year to
SI17G9 % at the close.
The report Of the Nominating Committee
recommended the election Of T. VI. Heller
jules Cert ard J. a. F0lger as Directors for
the full term # three years, and Webster
Jones fer tae uneEpirad term caused by the
resignation Of Isaac Upham.
Tie IorTey Bankruptcy Bill was briefly
discussed, and on motion of Mr.. Sachs the
California delegation IN Congress were re-
quested 10 give their support TO the meas
uTp.
Nj Dempster offered a resolution that the
Board Of Supervisors be requested to con-
yey 10 the Federal Government the a acres
selected by the United States Engineers In
tie City Cemetery for fertilization pur-
poses, the price fJr the same TO be a nom
iaal one. 1t was carried without debate and
the board then adjourned.
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The Baptist Union listened to an interest
ing paper read by DR.. Runyan Of the Hamil-
ton-square Church on the subject of 'The
Pulpit and the Times" He held that it was
foolish for a minister to expect to please
eYerYbOdY bY bis preaching.
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CALIFORNIA MINERS.
Assistance Asked to Secure National
LegisIation.

Assistance Asked to Secure National
Legislation.
Tie Executive Committee Of the Miners
Association Of California has sent an al
dress to the Chamber OF Commerce, State
Board OF Trade aud san Francisco Bar
Association. asking assistance and support
for the delegation sent to Washington to
urge suitable legislation upon hydraulic
mining. Among other things the address
says:
California has produced in gon alone, since
its settlement 10y Americans, he wonderful sum Of
$1,000 100000. The supetfciallp laceIs have been
practically exhausted. ana we depend now on
quartz diff and hydraulic mines for our gold.
The latter branch OF mining Is now pr0hib ed
but win the plans proposed viii be rehabil-
TIA ed. These hydraulic mines are capable Of
producing aud have produced from s. 900, 600
10 So 100000 Per annum or an average Of
about S10,OOO,00J. Their having been closed
down fgF the past ten years has, therefore en-
tailed a direct loss OF 500 100000 10 gold. Tie
wonder is that The people Of this State have
been enabled to Withstand such a loss. Il Is now
seen, however, that under certain conditions
named by lie Board Of Engineers appointed by
Cong eSs 10 examine Into this question these
mines can be worked without damage 10 other
interests, ana this golden stream again com
IHeDCe 10 flow.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened heavy despite the favorable show
Ing made in the mines and prices generally declined
under average sales According to the financial
statements placed on file a lot OF assessments are
pending and In fact two were levied during the
day thereby causing falling of in the prices OF
the stock. The report OF Con. Cal & Va shows
that the Improvement reported in the grade OF ore
last week continued and the average OF the ore
milIed for the week was &32 as as against S3l AZ
for the previous week. This showing Will make il
self felt this months accounts as the bal ance
Will be increased instead OF diminished as ii was
last month. The quality OF ore now gives a profit
instead Of a loss, and all Ideas Of an assessment
for some time at least, VIII have to be abandoned
On the early call nearly all of the northenders
showed falling off from Saturdays closing prices
Ophir sold at 50 l593 20 Mexican 81 e5 Curry
81 as Best Belcher SO 05. Sierra Nevada 81 Is
and Union 81 90. Con. Cal. q Va was freely Of
fered at - by Epstein and S55 shares were placed
record
In the middle stocks Chorar sold at 81 30, Potosi
81 So Norcross 81 70 aud Bullion 81 rs. or the
south-end stocks BeicheT sold at 81 30, Confidence
81 so Crown Point 81 40 and Jacket 81 l5 Tho
balance Of the list was steady, but inactive After
the call prices declined under lively sales. Best Il
Belcber sold down TO 81 80 under sales OF goo
shares; Con. Cal. d Va &55s, 204S shares; Ophr
50, 1000 shares, ana the balance Of the stocks In
proportion, the market closing weak
In the 80 p. n, session trading was very light
and prices showed a further decline After The cali
values shaded off still further under Hght saIes
Con. Cal Va. sold at s. %, and Laing offered 500
shares at 1888 with no takers, the market closing
heavy.
NOTES.
Silver weakened of In New York yesterday, SELL
Ing at 907sc.
bullion valued at sl457s 80 has been sent TO the
carson mint from the Con. Cal. d Va, making the
total to date on January account $50, 622 n.
The Overman letter for the past week states that
594 tons OF ore were shipped to the Brunswick
mill The car sample assays averaged $lS 80 per
ton. and the battery sample assays $l6 70 per ton
letter from the COptls yesterday stated that
they had cut through highgrade ore above the first
level and that good was being extracted at four
different points in the mine.
The Benicia Brick Company has levied an assess.
ment OF 81 so per share.
An assessment OF 80 cents per share was levied on
sierra Nevada yesterday, also one Of 81 cents per
share on Yellow Jacket
The following OH cIal letters were placed on file
yesterday:
WARD CoABINATIoN SHAFT - The southwest
face I'm hard porphyry.
SILVER HILL-The south drift from the Justice
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Daniel Dunlop to James J. Hayes, lot on N.
So COZ, $ lo2 10. " 6o........ =, $500
n. Harmon lot on IVY. cor OF Twenty
eighth ave. ana ID st y. 225, f. l2O s lO5
w. 20, s. 20 w 100 ..................... s
J. j. Houghton to Edward y. Harmon, same 5
Luniqg Company to NJ II. de Young lot on
NV. line Of Market St, 355 g SW OF Mont
gomery SW. rs, NV. 5l:IO, y. So E Az,
Charles NJ. Welshons to william {, Scn:ci
lot on r. line OF Eighteenth ave, 10 S. OF
,vid NJ Riddle and lie to Jo6n Ransom ~
lots 3 to !, Block so, lots 20 aud % Block
AZ, city Land ASS relation, lots 30 aud 81
Block G, Railroad Homestead Association 2 1000
William II. Preble to Julia i, Preb.e Ior ON
i. line OF Treat ave, 286 $. Of Twenty-thIrd
w J BYrne 20 j. w strauss lat on ~ iinro
OF State ST. 200 n. OF Randolph n 5OxlOO 10
James f. Damon to Mary b, Wallace lot on
=. me OF second eco ave- $50 S. OF Point Lo-
John Anderson TO A. r. Woscott. and vile lot ~
on T. NE Of Fifth ave, 275 5. OF Point L0-
Alice Biggy to John Biggy, lot on s. line Of
m 7.erite ST., i9@;o =, Of Buchanan, f.
st., 3l5;612 ). OF Twenty fifth, S. 27:I024x
Carl e olsen and vile to Henry shaw IN; 'l'
on on ;; line Of Carl St. l27 % w. OF Willard,
Arthur nc Campbell to Henry Is Shaw iof a 10
line OF Carl st. 1929 W. OF Willard, W.
George n NJ Hefcaife 10 Eva wetco;; 10
line Of Geary St, 2O6ew. of Mason, ". e8:e
xl37 g .......................,. Gift
Fabian JoOst and wife TO August Luna iot
on r. line OF YORK St, 100 y. OF Butte N
Z0AIO O.....,-............. .............. 10
Fred w. Bridge and wife TO NJ. j. Reilly lot
on T. line o. Thirty-fourth ave. 100 s. of y
St, $. 2bXl2O............ IN
William Nieol ana wife to Mary Allen Iot on
Il. Inc OF Paris st., $50 N. OF China ave
~ QUA IUV-sss ..s........,......-- B
James Fisher and wife TO JOseDh Westsii
lot on SE. line OF Stevenson ct 35O MI ~
Fourth, NE. 40x7O............. 80 VI 10
Mary s. Williams TO Ohm ID. Madison lot IN
n: line OF Sherman ST., rs w of Orlzaba'
~ EoA w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
John q Spencer to Charles Weichman Iot on
n. line OF M st., 80 % w. II Forthwith ave
w. lOOK 100; also lot on T. line Of Fortv
sixth ave, 225 N. OF M ST., N l2bxl20 ana
lot on w. line or Forty fifth ave- lO0 N Of
ST., y. l5Uxl2O ..,,,..., 49, - IN
John ID. Merritt to Jean ID. Lacaze iot IN 9
line OF John st, 200 w. OF Powell W 13y
Thomas Magee to Tim O'Brien lot on \ Iina
OF West Park, l2o w. OF Mission ST., w 80
Zoo 1000
M A. Gunst aid wife TO Carl ID. SalfeId Iot
on n line OF Grove ST., lO6 IS l.. of Stanyan
L oV415I 'o..'.,...,... ..,...,,.....,.,... &c
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Cary Howard TO John Sullivan. lots "a and
10, Block f. Broadway and Telegraph ave
Park Tract Oakland Township ...,. b5U
u. 4. Burton anu $. L, Chase ana wives to
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North Beach Dem ocrats.

The North Beach German Democratic
Club has elected the following officers
President, II. Ulenrch; First Vice-Presi-
dent, John Ruckert; Second Vice-Presl-
dent, John Winter; Recording Secretary,
L. RoeueT; Financial Secretary, G. Miller;
Treasurer, George Seekamp; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Il. Dr. er; Executive Committee
0. Keeper. Z. Borden. &. Uuenbrock; Fl
nance Committed. Levy, p Struck, J.
Ludwig. The club will meet again on sun
day afternoon in Winters Hall, 70l Mont
gOmcTy avenue.
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Prnlnce MnrLef.

TLOUR-Net cash prices follows Family
extras 50 1895 25 p boil; Bakers extras IS $50
rs; city superfne, IS 2OG3 As; interior brands
$5@5 70 for extras, S3 2O@5 IS p bbi for superdne
WHEAT-The stock In warehouse appears above
The market was depressed yesterday at a further
decline both here and abroad. The option market
was excited and irregular and actual grain neg
lected. No. l, 81 so; choice, 81 621a: lower
grades. ST Ola; extra choice, for milling 81 esq
l 10 y CT.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Alex Duncan for
San Diego, and the Gypsy for the Salinas River The
Walla Walla falls due from Victoria and Puget
Sound, the Willamette Valley from Yaquina Bay,
the Arcata Arago aud Del NOrte from COOS Bay,
the Keweenaw from Seattle and thu Eureka from
San Pedro.
The San Jose falls due from Panama Friday.
The schooner Beulah, 339 tons, loads Sugar at
Kahalui for San Francisco.
The Battistn Accame takes for Cork 1858 CEN
tails Wheat, valued at $6l.536: Dunnerdale, for
Cork, 34,l04 ceataS, al s597S0 EngelhOru for
Cork, g., 99S centalS, at $l24,I92
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Mark Lane Express saws:
English wheats again declined shilling. Foreign
wheats are depressed, California 4Os Sd; Ameri-
can red winter 3Ss Cd. Barley Is neglected Oats
are dun, American, 1ss 3D. Corn Is dull Amerl-
can March shipments. 2ls Sd. At to-day's market
American wheat lost sd, oats declined 3D. AmerE
can fiat corn dropped I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-The wheat demand was
poor, No. red winter Is Slad, dull; No. red
spring, Is 912d, steady. Corn-The demand was
poor for spot. and good for futures Spot, As sad
steady; spot. As i4d. steady; February, As 91od
steady; March, As 224d, steady; April, as I'D,
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shaft 400 level is out 43O feet; face in gypsum and
quartz.
UTAH-The northeast drift from the main west
drift 725 level started at point lao feet west
from the shaft station has been extended A feet;
total length loo feet; face in porphyTy, cay and
quartz formation the latter showing value by assay
NEW YORK-Have been repairing the we st drift
from the shaft, $50 level, The west crosscut No. L.
$50 level, is out 3 feet face in pOrphyry
OCCID ENTAL-The drift started north from west
cr0sseut in south DRIFT on $50 level has been eX-
tended ~ feet In falr-grade ore The Wine from
lever; bottom In quartz and pOrphyry. No 2
Wine. 600 level, is down H. feet an continues in
lcw-grade ore. North drift, $50 level is In 24O
feet from station: face in quartz giving low assays
South DRIFT, 40 level is In BAL feet face In quartz
and p0ryhyry
The following financial statements were placed
on file yesterday:
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Cyrus f. Clapp, lot on s. line OF Athol ave.,
at line dividing lots % and %, Block b. Per-
alta Heights, s. JAS. SO, w. 1875 NV.
l23. lO. to AthOl ave, E. 307, East Oak
Idnu, ~
Emil Pfankuchen ana vile to Catherine Leve-
ronf, lot 49, Block A. and lots Is and 10.
BLOCK Il, Broadway Terrace Oakland Town
Charles A. Fisher and wife to Charles j. Fox,
lot on n. line OF Claiming way, $50 Z.
or Dana St, 4. rs, n. 1870. Berkeley. 10
Consolidated Piedmont Cable Company to
Piedmont Spring Water and z. Company,
perpetual right and easement to lay water
pipes from point the w. side of turn
taoIe OF Sald cable company at junction OF
Nernal and MAY ayes, Oakland Township,
70 TWenty-tourth St, Oakland, four feet
from outside rail. Grant
+. NJ. Smith and wife to John Robertson, lot
on >. line OF ButterwOrth ST., 40 ). or
L0WeH, d. 60 by 1856, S. Oakland Town.
suip' ~
Willard b. Rising to Anna Jane Stiles lot on
W. line OF Dana ST., 465 - n. of Bad
croft way, n. no by w. 100, Berkeley..... 200
Anna Jane stiles to Trustees of Stiles Hall,
berkeley. same. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Mary Knox to Julia W. Hall, lot on SW. side
OF Hayward ave, at NV. line OF land OF
James NJ. Stone Sc. 1894, Sc 1915, NV
70, NE. 10, In San LeandrOs Eden Town
A. w. Brodt and wife to John H. Dickinson,
1OO.26 acres being lot /. property of j. A.
Rose, except 8 SO acres ed to jack
SON fleaSanton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Ashley D. Cameron and wife TO Annie l.. Cam
eron, undivided a interest in 7O.lS acres
on w. line OF county road No 1925, San
Lorenzo 10 San LeandrO at the intersection
OF n. line Of county road San Lorenzo to
Roberts Landing. except lot II, Duncan
Cameron Tract, Eden Township. 10
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RnSTPoNEMENT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruiKshanK cold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until wednesday, November A. 1891 as
IL O'Clock noon. at the ONCE OF the Company. Room
6, No. 2ll SSnSOme street san Francisco. Cal BY
order of the board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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FEBRUARY.

This month Is the shortest month OF the year,
hut IT'S long enough for Death;
FIve years ago. i'm the Wild rainfall,
She yielded up her breath
Five years ago. and never the same
Is the world, since that dead day;
Shall find her again, when the Wild rains fall,
And 20 on my lonesome way
Some time somewhere at the end OF the dark
Shall 1 Uatcu the light OF 3 smile,
And SNOW have reached my goal ut last,
Though The path be blind meanwhile
The light % a smile VIII kindle the dark
shall breathe a new Lies breath.
This month is the shortest month OF the year,
Yet lis long enough FOR Death
LOUISE CHANDLER MOUJToN, ia LIpplhcott $
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 1.-The spot market is depressed
at Is I'D. Cargoes are lower at 39s for off coast
39s Sd for just shipped and 39s Sd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, rs J 12d March rs
91ad; April. Is S34 ID; May, Is S24d; june rs eI4d
SECURITIES.
LONDON Feb. I. - COnsols % 7-I6; Silver
Al 3-l6; Rentes. 95f 45c. Bullion out of Bank of
England so, 900.
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Gene al MerchanIis,.

BAGS-Caleuttas, for June delivery. 7I4971ac;
Wool Bags, 366038c
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all SAC q ID; Dry Graduated,
45sc; COnfectOnerS A, 4$4c; Extra G, 41sc;
Golden G, &C; ID, &c T. 10; halt -bbls, i4c more
than bblS. and boxes bac mora
CANNED SALM0N-The combination has adj
vanced Red Fish from 81 Us to 81 WA, and Pink
from 81 to 81 O2Is.
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San Francisco Me,t Marxet.

Wholesale rates from sauShterors to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@s1ac; second quality,
61ac: third do. 4D5c.
VEAL-Large, 6S67 Isc; small Calves, 71s99c.
MUTT0N-W ethers lie; Ewes, 10(0l1c.
Handspring Lamb, lSe y n.
PORK-Llve Hogs. 4I4041ac q 10 for heavy hard
granted. and 7sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, S34@4c q 10; dressed do, 7129Sc d ID.
The morning call., 1892-02-02

Some of the passengers on the ferry
steamer Oakland, saw while crossing the
bay on the ! o'clock trip yesterday after
noon, the body Of man floating in the
water off Goat Island. Tie report having
been circulated several boats were out
searching for the corpse in hopes Of obtain
ing the SO reward.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
IL Mining Company. Location of principal place
OF business. San Francisco California; location Of
works, Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada,
otice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment mo 81
levied the 18TH day OF December, 1S9 I, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the Of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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posrPoNEMEMT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
i tho Crui6srank Gold Mining Company IS hereby
pOStp oHed until Friday, December 4, 1891, NJ
O'Clock noon, at the office or the company, Room T.
No. 2ll SanSoms ST., San Francisco, Cal by ordae
OF the Board of Directors.
OF I'd ERNEST y. hOCn, secretary.
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Without Money or Work

John Michels, an inmate of the City
Prison Hospital, is in a most unfortunate
condition. lie is a stone-cutter and deaf
and dumb He came from Germany four
years ago and arrived in this city from Port
land, OTegaD recently. He is without
friends or money and says he cannot obtain
work at his trade before March or April.
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At the annual meeting Of the California
Powder Works Company yesterday the fol
lowing Directors were elected: j. BERN.
ingham, J. G. Kittle, NJ A. de Laveaga. B
II. Baird, B. Peyton, with J. Bermineham
President, b. Peyton Superintendent, John
/. LOhse Secretary and .Treasurar.
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CHAETEEs REP0RrEn.


The steamer Point Arena has been sued
in the United States District Court for S577
by George A. Collins, owner Of the steam
boat Cusm0pons, for damages sustained in
collision on October l4th while en- route
from Eureka to San Francisco.
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Sarah and j. Lowenthal, who compose
the firm of the Boston Cloak and Suit
House, at 925 Market street and 40 Third
street, have declared themselves insolyent
debtors. The owe 81, 500 &C and have about
$1,000 assets.
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He Can Use He Nnme.

Judge Wallace has decided for the de-
PENDANT the case Of the A. Lusk Company
against Alfred Lusk to enjoln him from
using the name Of Lusk in his business.
The Court held that there had been no in
fringement upon the Lusk" label in the
canning business, and that the defendant
had the right to use his name on his label.
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pOsTpOMEMENT-

THE SAILED OF DELINQUENT STOCK on
i the Crmksaank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2 1892, at IA
o'clock noon, at thc once OF the Company, Room 8.
No. 2ll SanSome street. San Francisco Gal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary
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Judge Wallace has given judgment for
the defendantin the case of E. w. Chapman
against j. c. Pennie administrator of the
estate Of the late. John Bensley, which is
valued at $4,000, balance due on prom
lSsOrY note for $4,000, executed by Bens-
Ia
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
Crukshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed uutil Monday, October S, 1891, at "a
O'Clock noon, at the ONCE OF the Company. Room g.
No I'll Sansome street, san Francisco Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
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nELINouENT SALE NOTICES.

nFLINQUENT SALE NOTICE-JUSTICE MIN
IL ing Company. Location OF principal placO Of
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County, New.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock on account OF assessment nc -
levied on the 23d day of December, 1897. the sew
era amounts set opposite the names Of the respect
i've ShareholdaTS as fOllOWS: