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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE COURTS.
TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington. March THE supreme Court 'ouay
affirmed the Judgment OF the Colorado Circuit Court III
the case Of the Chicago, Rock Island ana Paclhc MAJ"
way Company. contract was entered lhto pe'we.
the two roads. by which, for agreed coinPohsa''
there was to Joint Of the tracks OF the DENVER
and Rio Grapde road between Denver and Pueblo 'ne
Rock Island having constructed line 10 Col0rauo
sprngs midway between the two places. Subsequently
the Rock Island entered into traffic agreement WIN
the Union Pacific. and sought TO use the terminal iac
ties Of the and Rio Giande at Denver Tor ls
business, The Denver and Rio Grande maintained thhe
the Use OF these terminals mere incident OF the
usc OF rs tracks from Colombo springs, and that the
Rock Island could not use the Denver terminals for
rnion PacI0c business The lower court decided In
favor OF The contention OK the Denver and ho Grande
and this court to-day affirmed that Judgment Justice
Brown read the opinion OF the court. Justice Brewer
dlsscnted
The court also transacted the following business :
No 1A73 Edward IL. Ilorner appellant, agt the
United states ct al. Order affirmed.
The Chief Justice announced the following orders
Of the court:
Motons to dismiss affirm postponed to the hearing
No. 1854 John simpson, appellant. agt the
steamer egon; ETC. ad 10 ~ pair,v n CoW Usn
appellant agt. the ship Clan Mackenzie, etc MouohS
No o5s The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
10 dismiss or aifm postponed until the record Is
No. IL. original. The state Of ohio, complainant
agt the State Of Illinois. Assigned for argument Oh
me second Monday OF the next term after cases
already set down for that day
No 800 Of october Term, 1890 The schooner
" r. saywTrd etc. appellant. ngt the United state,
order Of April ~ 1881 staying the mandate IN 'liS
case vacated the mandate to issue at the close OF the
term. ,.,, =,
no 145 Daniel Magonc. Collector, etc. planilH In
error agt. Clara RoscnsleIn Mandate granted
~. L. original The state OF Marylan com
plainant agt. the State OF West Virginia Leave
granted to file answer and crossbiu on or before
The second Monday of the next term.
no. 3G7. The ST Louis, Iron Mountain and South
crn Railway COMPANY plaintiff In error. AIT Solon
Humphreys, ct al, trustees. Dismissed per sipuia
ton.
40. 1870. The Chatcaugav Ore and Iron Company
plaintiff In error agt. Theodore A. Blake. Argument
continued.
no. 10. Jane g. Waterman executrix, etc, APP
pcllant agt James VI. Banks, executors etc, aud No
i0l j. L. Porter. appellant ng James NJ. Banks,
executor. etc. Argument begun.
Tho day call for Tuesday, March 3, Will be as fol
lows Nos. 100 tand 1871, 1885, 1914, 1917, pol, COZ,
2O4. 20j 2OG and 207.
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he THINKS HE DIDN'T GET Ills SHARE.

Theodore Adams has begun suit In the United STATES
Circuit Court against James J. McComb for 800 33s "a
and interest at Il per cent since August 81 1882 Ito
alleges that I'm 1873 he obtained n charter for a rail-
road from Morgan City, La, to Orange, Tex. and
organized the Louisiana Western Railway COMPANY
to build and Ia operate the line McComb secured
the necessary capital and elected president OF the
company Adams was general manager at n yearly
salary Of *l2 900 and he 10 get "a fourth OF tho
proiS Of building the road. In May, 1881 the limo
was sold to &. L. Huntington for *, s2a7403 n
ADAMS received St37 POS 30 his share but declares
that he should have received IA great deal more III,
sue Tor the sum named and for any other amount
winch may be due him.
MRS JEFFERSON DAVIS HAS RECEIVED NO PAY
Mrs. Vnrina Jefferson Davis Of Bcauvoir. Miss ha,,
hsaun suit IL the United statcs Circuit Court
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PiK-RON

is the name of paint which does work
that no other paint can do. Glass painted
with it looks like colored glass. A l0c.
bottle of PIK-RoN will decorate . market
basket full Of glassware. AL retailers sell It.
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Rico Abril 4 dc 1892. Ofcinas San francisco So
"a Ultima mo1a
BASES DELA PUBLICATION.

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOdos los do
ningos, en- un pilegO dc ID grandes paginas
tres columnas, con InultlGud de modeloS, de
de trajes, abrigos, cOnfecciones somOrerOS,
pelnadOs, adOrnOs y laD0res de Ultima nove-
lad. Una dc las hOJaS de cada nnmer0 contie-
ne ochO paginas do nOvela en- forma convenien-
5e para hacer encuadernadas; otra eSta desti-
NADIA una pianoha de dlbujOs para bordar,
al dOrSO: unaS VeceS retra5Os de nOtabildades
oonJemp0raneaS oJras, juegOs de sociedad;
otras, lamlnaS Gle mObiiiario y Ornamensacion;
otraS, en- FIN, novelitas cOrtas, figurines espe-
olales, tOdO con graDadOS. Las ocho paginas
res5anteS del perl0dlcO Ofrecen multiCud de
nodelos, arblculos, reVistas, c0nsultas, recetas,
pasat1emp0s; text0 siempre esmerado de GUAM
6 p Iede 1nteresar q Las senoras sea0ritaS,
aiA6e t0co sobre tOd0 dc Ia mayor moraIldad.
cada nnmero ac0mpana I'm regalo,
Sea OF al an0, conSistentes On hgurines- acua are
las noJas de patrOneS con dibuJos para bordar,
Datr0nes cOrtados, hOjas de cuatrO paginas s
q ~ tlntas, de dlhujOs para bOrdados arGisticos
erOmOs representando preciosas labOres, md-
sica, etc., etc. A pesar de estas venGalas ea
ei peri0d1c0 mas barato en- su clase, como Due.
Dc verse p0r los siguientes.
RTeCS0s de sssscYjcS6s eN PssertO- Rico s--
Sells meses, $3-6O.-Un ane, $6.-Pago antiei.
pado.
90 N0MEROS AL ANOl,
Como de costumbre, & todas las sus.
srltoras que anticipen 81 ano, 80 les hara I'm
regalO extraordinario.
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto
Rico,
N. RODRIGUEZ
Successor de s. @. do Mantilla. a.-PropagGssd0
LstefGs5G.-San Juan de PuertO-RloO
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LA industrial del Alcohol

Memoria eonsultiva para Ia fabrication Ia.
0usGreai oa alcoholics J sgnacdientes de Gaia
en- PuerG0-Rico por
DON FgDERICO LgGRAND RODRToURn.
FaTmAehuGioO Ldaie ado au Is Exnoaiaiss,
Universal de Barcelona. Este interessnta ii.
bro, tan ntl, lara los srss sits-eiIadorea de
aguardian6es cs-asta de iI2 ;iApinas en- 4e ma,
yor, ae yende $3.50 e a1emciar en- las n.
~ u~r1r'1A % N"fFFa Ssstf.T+c an asfa Canitsl
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Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABELL,
Farmac6utico de la Universidad de Ia Habana.)

f
EfcGs y poder0so reasedio para las emfermse-
dGdes del pecbO.
@ La EMULSION CREOsoTADA del DR.. Ra-
bell, es un magnffico maravilioso agente To-
rap6uGicO de 6xitO seguro on la Br0MQMjtSS
IvsSs, LGrSmgit5s, As0sg, Cgtnrros, Ioses peril
ssnces, ResfriGdos. EscY6fsslG, Aneasja, R0Qai-
tisNs0 en- los ninos, Debiyi9Gd general y, en- su
ma para las afecciones de Ia garganta. los
br6nquiOs los pulmOn9S. Desplerta el ape
tito y vigoriza las naturalezas mas enp0breci-
daS. Els el remedio por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL,
nueya, tinica original association de ACETTE
DE BACALAO, CREOSOTA e HIPOFOSFITOS
DE CAL SOSA, es una delicada orema, de
suave o'or balsamico, de grato sabor, pslada-
be h sta pOr los ni1lOs.
Todos 'os enfermos Ia tomaran sin repug
nancia, con facilidad gustO. Esba elaborada
con esquisito esmero. Pru6bese admlrara su
r8pida aoci6n curativa.
TV6ase 81 amplio prospeoto que acom-
pafia cada frasco-De venta en- todas las
Droguerias Botcas de la Isla de Cuba.-De
p6sito principal: ola Reunion" dc jose So
rra.-Habana.-Puerto Rico, Farmacia y Dro-
guerra de F. Guillermety.
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Falc6n Y RoIa
CALLE DE La FORTALEzA Ne Al

Ls agenola dc estos sshorss SO encarga de
G0da olase de aauntos iudicialas. notariaIes =
aoIntnisbfat PMS de ssta Capital y de Ia IaIa &
apaeS .s ,s&... S.
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Fabrica de Oarros y Oarretas
San Jos6:-ESTABLECIDA EN- GAGUAS
Propietario, .. JosS del 0axnaen Ortiz

En- dicho taller, que ouenta con todos los
dtiles necesarios, SO tabrican comp0nen toda
clase de vehfculos, tales como COCHES, CA
RROS, CARRETAS eto. etc., 8 preoios econ0-
mic0s y oonvencionales. Hay siempre una
bQena existencia de earr0s hechos para la
venta.
Sc emplea la mejor MADEIRA del pals, para
10 cnal cuenta la fabrica con una buena exis
tencia de elias.
Las 6rdenes deben enviarse al dicho pro-
pietariO on Caguas Sucesores de Quevedo y
Haes 8 SUCESORES De .ABARCA en- esta Ca
pitals 45 -16
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LElAIas=<Al0A Dr. .oIDIA MARCIA ssAGUILl
mPoRTADA PoR
CEREGEDo BNos & co, Cornlsionlstas II General

ia e I Is gndAbL LphA. rs
m ~ ssdn E2aaoe Ennosa uHns Cuvnn nSamdasdha
C EEh ~ A C1nMur uddu.S SNaxma
n A6C aRtnaOdA ANvA
p
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Aqua de Insalus

PunSos "a donde 80 expenae eata exs,aa
g aqua mineral 90 eata Capital ID Mlsssal
RaFY5oeG, San ebasti an 81. agnta snan..s
less D. Santos Fllipi, San Just Sl-sres 81.
hrino de Lni1a = G., Eortalesa eaquina Tans
- ElQgind0 QaTgesNl Fogta lesa saQulha 81
The morning call., 1892-05-18
FRIENDLEsS GIRLS.
Advancing the Work OF the Eugenia
Home Berkeley.


Home at Berkeley.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held meeting last night in Y. NJ.
C. A. Hail on Suffer street. The object Of
the meeting was to provide some measures
for extending the undertaking of the pro-
lection TO frendless girls. Some time ago
Mrs. Judge j. a. Campbell turned over her
home for tile shelter Of these unfortunates
and she has been very active in the work
ever since. The place, which is located In
Berkeley is called Eugenia Home, and the
ambition of the friends Of the homeless girls
is to now establish a school.
Rev. DIR. Gray addressed the meeting and
pointed out the need of such an Institution
as Eugenia Home. He said that this city
was not the worst city In the world, put
that Il was a peculiar CITY, being ehoked
with vice for its population. he was par
tculaTly strong In his remarks against the
low places of amusement, which have been
the first scene in the downfall OF the
young-hoth girls and boys. lie called
attention to the great number OF young
girls who come to the city looking for EN-
plOyment who found their way into dives as
Mattresses there to be eugulfed In the
abYss of vice. All this was because there
was no one here to 90 to in their distTess-no
institution to care for them. The advance
ment of the Eugenia Home could not OF
course cover all this work, but some good
could be done ana muuce Otners 10 eAtehu
the hand Of encouragement 10 the frlendless
girls.
Mrs. Campbell spoke in rather differ
emit strain. Her experience had mainly
been with unfortunate young girls vino had
fallen by the wayside and whom she had
assisted to rise again and help on to useful
and happy woman hood. Since she had
started her home size had rescued no less
than p girls, all of very tender years, and
all Of whom without single exception
were doing splenddly. Incidental TO the
meeting a varied programme was presented.
The morning call., 1892-05-18
PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
The League Arranging for a COnventiO Of
and Banquet

The League Arranging for a Convention
and Banquet
A meeting Of the reception and banquet
committee of the Protective Tariff League
was held last evening in Judge TrouttS
courtroom, new City Hail.
Z. NJ. Calvin, acting chairman Of the
league, called The meeting to order, and
upon his suggestion that a permanent chair
man and secretary be elected, 5. ). Simon
and William II. Reynolds were elected to
the respective Offices by reclamation.
The new chairman announced that the
convention would be held next Friday
afternoon in Red Mems Hall. and that the
banquet would take place the same evening
in the lower hail. Covers for 800 VIII be
laid, and he called upon the members pres
ent TO send in the list Of those whom they
desired to be invited.
Upon motions duly made and carried the
chair appointed the following sub-cOmmiL-
tees 10 aid the general committee 10 pTepar-
ing for the double event:
Subcommittee on reception - George Leht
National club; L. B. Morton. Afro-AmeTican
Republican Club; William Flynn. Blaine Club;
JOhu >. Sullivan. Alliance; George Van Claim,
Twenty-hrst District Club.
Sub committee TO act "a efgeants-at-arms,
ushers and decor alton committee I. j. Mckdr-
land, S. VI. Dawson, ii. ". Outflow, Charles
Favor, w. J. Blattner, Peter Duncan, II. h.
Adams, J. II. Williams and John DriscOil.
ub-cOmmttee on press q. A. DOnaghue
William Hyde and ). ). EtOnlch.
The morning call., 1892-05-18

had attended bis labors, he descended and
prepared 10 depart.
"Lassie," now said Jock Stoekoe, ''bring
me Brown Janet"
The girl disappeared, only to return i'm
mediately with a large oaken sapling-a
young tree which had been twisted up by
the roots, and formed q weapon ut for
Samson.
NOW, you rascalP' he Numbered to the
astonished distuTber Of his peace and quiet,
''if you will even turn an honest man S
house upside down, you must leave 1t as you
found it"
"What do you mean by this outrage ?'
Stammered the eXciSeman, as soon as he
could regain his breath.
IL mean that you will put back all this
mess into yon' lott, or I will break every
bone I'm your accursed body, you scouudrelly
land-Tatp'
The exciseman wanted not courage. He
drew pistol, but a sudden blow with the
cudgel knocked il up, and, as it exploded,
the bullet lodged harmlessly in one Of the
rafters. The next moment the cudgel was
thrust full into his face, and Stock0e, with
eyes ablaZe with terrible anger, glared down
upon him.
''Spare me, for the sake of my wife and
children" gasped the terrified man, who eX-
pected nothing less than instant death.
Get about your work." .growled the
smuggler, eXpediting the others movements
with kick. Put all these things back just
as you found them. Quick, now p
With heavy heart the supervisor set
about the task. 1t was novelty to him, and
painful one. Like many modern critics
he had hitherto found the work of destruc-
ton more cOngenial than that OF cOnstruc-
tiOD. 1t had been one thing for him TO
tumble Jocks winter stores about the
ears OF their OWneT-it was quite
another thing to be compelled TO replace
them. Yet it must be dOne-there was
no escape. The eyes Of the smuggler were
upon him. So he worked on. grooming
YEARLY the while. Whenever he hesita, ell
| a shake Of the club sufficed to quicken his
ungainly movements For four mortal
| hours he toiled on. until every square OF
! turf and peat had been replaced and the
last bundle Of fodder had been put back
again.
As the final signs Of litter were cleared
Jock said:
Now, mon, be seated, wi ye."
Exhausted with his endeavOrs, and almost
more dead than alive, tile disgraced super
visor complied.
Run, girl. and fetch us the other Brown
Janet"
This time the little maid brought gray
hen-i E., huge bottle OF brandy. Filling
two cups with the liquor, Jock tossed one
of, and then handed the other to his Wis
itor who drank with evident relish.
1T is good" said Jock, very coed Of the
kind. and never paid duty, either. Now,
just listen to mel have a word TO say
then GO, and see that You never come here
again. You are the first man who could
say that be ever searched my house. 1 let
you do so, aud l forgive you, because you
are nobody but stranger in these par Is ;
but if you ever think of playing this game
again, take my advice aud get measured
Tor your coffin before you leave home"
Nothing 10th. the revenue officer quilted
the dwelling Of his dangerous entertainer,
who was ever afterWard left to follow his
free trade pursuits unmolested by the resi-.
dent agents of the Government. G. n. B.
The morning call., 1892-05-18
TAKING THE VEIL.
Three Young Ladies' Sid Farewell to the
VRnftiRs Of the World.

Three Young Ladies' Bid Farewell to the
Vsnfties Of the World.
Last Monday the interesting ceremony Of
taking the veiP' was performed at the
Ursuliue Convent, Santa Rosa, when three
young ladies, who had just concluded their
novitate, renowned the world and its
vanities and received the white veil. The
young ladies were Miss May Carey OF Oak
land ana the Misses Susie and Olive Ma
guire, daughters of Thomas G. Maguire of
this city and nieces Of the late Peter
DOnahue.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father {. Z. Casey. assisted by Rev. Father
Cassin and Rev. Father Conner. a large
number Of friends aud relatives were pres
ent from this city and Oakland, who after
ward partooE Of a splendid dej5uner served
amid the fragrance Of roses on the spacious
lawn. When full justice had been done to
the table dslicacies an impr0mptu musicale
by the pupils Of the convent was enjoyed
by the visitors. who were loud in their
praise of the splendid hospitality Of the
UTsuline sisters.
The morning call., 1892-05-18

| selby lots 80 and 40 bromley Tract. Brooklyn
Township; SIS
#. NJ and Mary r. Smith 70 Eva j. Moore lots J.
to 10, block d. Everett Tract, Brooklyn Township
$40.
John C. and Lucinda W. Adrianee to Henry Fink
enstedt lots /, 2, and 4, block e, NfcoI Tract
Brooklyn Township; $40.
Edwin w. Woodward land as trustee) to Peter
George Andersen, lot 10, block T. Chrstiania Tract
Berkeley: $40.
Frank NJ. and Rose II. Wilson to w d. O. and
Mary f. Shade lots IL and Is, block s. Daley's
Scenic Park. Berkeley $40.
Charles A and Alice &. Bailey to A. H. Broad lot
on line Of Hamilton street 20. IS Of Lincoln s
80 by e 100. block G, Edith Tract, Berkeley: 1910
William and Catherine Dale to J. ID. d'oliveira
lot on Sc line OF street. 129 NE OF Castro NE
1875 by Sc 100, Haywards Eden Township; $40.
Builders Contracts.
Francis Marx with NJ. s. Yerxa building con-
tanning fats on Sc corler or Hilbert and Laguna
streets, $500.
Otto Shrader with j. c. Rogers a two story nat on
w line of Walter street, 1875 feet of Ridley S23bO
NJ J. BRADY with Allan Mcdonald, on T. line OF
Fillmore street 70 OF Grove. S n :6xlOO $3.50
II. T. Holmes Lime Company with Richardson 81
Gale, on line OF Sacramento street. 355 of
DTumm, 54Xll9:6: $6S33.
A. Il. Steinberg with Peterson e Persons on
line OF Casel avenue, 200 of Clover alley: $1,000
The morning call., 1892-05-18
General Merchandise.

BAGS-A few sales are being made. but as rule
the market is dali CacuttaS spot 7I2c asked; for
June,Juy delivery 7@s97$4e asked; Wool Bags.
CANNED FRUITs-Quoted at 81 05@ 80 2 dozen
for Apricots $l@l 8 q doz tor flums 81 So@t 90
for Peaches. 81 S0Cgl so Tor Pears 81 9O@92 Is for
" hite Cherries and 81 S0Gl go for Black.
CANNED YEGETABLES-New pack Tomatoes
selling at Use. less 1h of. Peas 95c@sl 10;
String Beans, 95c@Sl; Tomatoes, 212 lbs, sOQS5c
COFFEE Quiet and more or less nominal. Quota
tions follows: 2OG2lc for good prime
Costa Riea free from black beans: l96l q34c =
n FOR good Costa Rica, mixed with black beans:
21LSc nominal for prime washed salvador
10000 q n for good washed Salvador; l71ac for
good uuwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala:
2114@2l!ac FOR prime washed Guatemala: 20l4@
@20S4c Tor good to strictly good Guatemala: TAO
1880 for fair washed aud unwashed Gu,te male :
nc for medium Qualities I2Is@l 1sc for ordinary
CoAL-NO new feature. Market very heavily
supplied, wellington Is quotable at IS; New
Cedar River, So so; Seattle s6 SO; New
Seattle. SO 5O Coos Bay. So so: sydney. $40
Z 25 Cumberland $40 10 bulk and sl4 so in sacks
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $I4; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, 80; Camel 50 q ton.
FISH-New catch Pacific Goldfish is selling at
61ac for medium and 6Lac for selected. No.
l Mackerel is quotabe at Sl2@lS In haf-bhls
and u 75g2 IN KITS No. 2 $40 IN b 6ois and I.
old Pacific Cod. SC in bundles, 6Ia@612c 2 10 IN
cases, 6l3G17c = II for boneless; Eastern Smoked
fish, $40 in half-6bls and s22 20 in kits: Tongues
and Sounds. 81 rs az
oUICKsiLVER-Quots at s42 5O@4s 2 flask
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
en-. 10 bbs, 1712e p gallon.
NAILS-Quoted at 81 20 for iron, 50 20 for
steel and 81 so q keS for wi-e in carload lots.
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55se = 10; Dry GranuIated.
Extra c, 415c: Golden G. 43Se; D. 4I4c = 10; half
bbls lac more than bbls. and boxes 12c more.
The morning call., 1892-05-18
COURT NOTES.

Anne McMOrris, who Is native OF Canada,
took out her first papers In 1887 and is now
resident OF and landowner IN san Luis 0blspo
was ''naturalized" yesterday by Judge Levy.
Mary 4. Williams OF Belyedere, ILL.,, a sister OF
the late Judge Sawyer. has accepted cut Of The
estate 90 shares OF tile Nevada Bank, valued at
$4,000. IN lieu OF the legacy Of $500 per annum
during her life, payable IN thee instailments
every year.
last, left claims on policies OF life insurance Ia
two English companies aud on which he has
Obtained advances. lie left & viii, making his
wife, Ellen, deySee and execntriX, and the same
has been flied for probate.
The morning call., 1892-05-18
The Sworn rormentors of the Inoui.i,ton

What cared they for the groans Of the victim as
hclay stretched upon the rack9 Yet people whose
hearts neither as hard as the neither min stone
nor whose fortltude Is excessive often have no pty
on themsclyes-yountarily incur lifelong torture
by neglect Rheumatism, tho most spontzlng and
obstinate OF complaints, is, perhaps, more fire.
quently neglected In its in ipiency than any other
tho preliminary twinges being set down to tue
credit OF "a cold IN the bonesn which will pass
away OF itself. Singular fatulty-fatal deInsion :
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is a potent safeguard
against the terrible inroads OF this insidions and
dangerous malad5-dangerons because OF Its prone
ness to attack the heart the OF life Neuralgia
is also effectuay eounteraeted and relieved by the
Bitters. Malaria, kidney complaints, debility indE
geston billousness Ia grippe loss of appetite and
the Inability TO sleep are among the Complaints
eraulcaDie with th1s genial corrective. 20
The morning call., 1892-05-18

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures SILVER
IN Mining Company. Location OF principal place of
business, francisco, Cal; location of works,
Gold Hal, Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
board OF directors, htld on the 18th day OF May
was levied upon the capital stock o. the corpor
tiOn, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the office of the company
room 8. 33l Pine St, San Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon viii, this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2lst day OF June, 1892 VIII be
dell ;quent, and advertised for sale at publc auc
ton; ana unless payment Is made before will be
sold on Tuesday, the 18th DAY OF July, 1892 TO paw
the delinquent assessment, together with the costs
OF advertising aud expenses OF sale BY order Of
the board OF directors.
g. l.. PERKINS, Secretary.
0riee-Ro0m s, 33l Pine ST., stock kxehxnge
building, san Francisco Cal. mylS til
The morning call., 1892-05-18
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
SIM Alter The Rnilrnah.

DR.. w. II. Robinson Of Alameda has now
transferred to the justices Court the scene
of his hostilitIcs with the Southern Pacific
Company. He has sued for $500 damages,
for refusal to take his ticket to Alameda
on the 9th of May after having stopped
over at Oakland for one hour or there
abouts. Another action is for damages for
refusal, on the 23d Of May, 10 sell him a
ticket to Alameda with such stop-over priv
ileae
The morning call., 1892-05-18
San Franelsco uea. NO..

All kinds-Beef, Mutton. Veal and Pork-are in
liberal supply and more or less weak though nrices
show little change. Wholesale rates from siauch-
terers TO dealers are as follows:
BEEf-FiTst quality. 5L2G6e; second qualttv 6c.
third do 4G14I2c. W.
YEAL-Large, e@7c; small Calves. 405c.
Handspring, 7ta@osIae q ~
PoRk-Liye Hogs, 5@5I4c q ID for heavy hard
granted; 5A@5$se for ligat average do; stock
Hogs, 41s@4S4c; dressed do, 7JaDSc . To-