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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-04
& ookinx school,

Professor c. z. Pfsg, now in Tacoma. late
principal Of t3e Chicago school OF cookery.
teaeher q pr2>-teaI family cooking. VIII be in
t1is city next Eesk y give q courSa Of we've
lessons IA tie at % family cooking. The fol-
loving Ia1-es have attended the course az Ia
cons and ars very :fEhly pleased: Mrs. Inge.-
20 @4Is. h@FsI-aE, Are- Cornwall, Mira SAWYER
Miss F@1dDcE, @rs. Lsru, Miss Ouirnstte. Mrs
Armstrong, I-s- Made, Miss Hewitt. Mrs O,ds
ana many otes-s. The professor viii announce
-atei TIE tie AID place that the lectures viii be
given.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-04
THE POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Gatherings at the Various Clubs
Throughout the city.
All the political ward clubs Of both par
ties are nos organized and meetings are
held ia some part Of the city every night.
The Republican gatherings are Is follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-04

The Great northern railroad has I.id half
ral-e Of siGings a. he Jennings mine aud viii
tais week isy another quarter OF mile to
BguIevarG
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1892-10-26
Chicago, streda dne 20. riina, 1892.
Cislo 13.

"Odpu" odpovede Herman obal velmozi, nimz za
stal samote "Tys mne pozadal, Miost!"
"Ano, Milicna; useduout nae lest zcea
pfatelska Pfal bych, abys nalGzal Sc tabou"
Neznam adnych tabord, pane Lpe main e
|mezi stranami" . ~
Vemoz Sc usmal. "Rozumej NIL" odvet "nenf nam znama
budoucnost." ~
"A smlolva domazlickan'
'Vs, nkava csa Albrecht Rudolfoy rakou
kenu ky Sc teno kra kase ucaze cekou
cesky bepucha cernd zapisu jim das, jen
Poadaj vs jim to vezmes Jim ohois Znas do
statecne povahu ka ana bych mel este dokadat"
GA co toho, velmozny paneH
froo musme byti zdy pfipraveni Pane Mcna ia posud
yef re zasavam prava ch ava prot pematdm Ii
buskam ucemburka oto nemn pf6ny pred ebou
Sc svym pfanfm Chces mi darovati sve pfatesvi!'
"Pane Lpe" fekl Herman olomen upmnTm t5nem utv od
pusts ! posud jsem kraGv. Pozdeji!'
"udlz nezadam vic Doufam z nebof ka
Jan neev dnes veke uti popvat uee pze zasec
lsem vastnch eho @ kdyz iei pan Ran upomenu
"Salnt Denis! ten zpupny zeman! beda mu!"
Mady chadne uklon skama velmoze ienz oeka
aa Re aekne nicm6ne povrdl no ese domnenf e lest
jaka dGeza udos pfGnou mmovolne doda v
isl sySe tai slova dst Jeho Milostip'
"Skutecne, jeste hozvejsf pane Lpe,' odvGt Heman
odo Ao"''' d" ''a "a g Sc "so'7" "sAdas pfa's Rs
"Nko Mlosti pravm navratm op9t na brad ne
oudu- nk zamestnan Pres kadou vtrahu nastoup
sluzbu." NP''
"Ah tedy hodlaS napravit vSeg'
"NikO odv6til hrde Herman dst6paGna tao oya "Me G
nepotrebovay doud Jem rd konam
chci mu ololat." '
Vemoz sezna re marn6 vyzva; ce nemeo ebo
pata upechu pfest poda Hmano upfimn DO posl
Mich slovech skoro obdivem ruku
"Mnoho odvazujes, prav vGf pane MilGna 10 vcb +s
tova kdybys podeh Pozatm nezapomef lie mites ads
ee" ~ sP
TyÌdenniÌ hlasatel. (Chicago [Ill.) 1892-1???, 1892-10-26
Y druzin6 dobrodruha kra|e,
HISTORICKY ROMAN.
Rocnik 7.


kradV VOL odns savu vfezstv by podzeny rozho
no Ved vykona vehasny Gin radu svych pand jemu
Pflfknuta cena poves provnf ma odnasei hanu
ketbu Pfltomnou budou eho radce? db pane batfe! uni
Prma kral avffny cvau veebenf viezne bitvy,
chetne velke Gny, proc tez hanu hanebnosti?" -
Herman Sc zasmus Pfisvedcil duchu pozna liz
dobe prave minule casio kre pfrovnv ecenym SWIM pc
sonnem ami chanou, zdrcu logku
laska yeho Mar nula e pfehavat sebe. neche
zeme PfVedct, unni 81 upoua hovor jiny pedmet.
zdvlhl hlavu a skutecne pfekvapen zvoal:
Crane Jesku kdo tento mady knee? Nemylfm ii znam
je Tyna."
"Ano e to Frantsek Eben fara ienz Jest cd mea
MI ma faru dosazen prot Will biskupa kapu P&ky
PraVo mad touo farou neberou konce apua trva sta
le ma SVEN, kazdy chce byt pravomocnym"
"Iedy je to vydatna sfa tento knGzr'
Js pin bystreho ducha Kdybyh taiti che bych: Jest
Lpe.' - r
"Mesfansky knGz?"
Pan re Sraze smfcu pokrGi Tof snadno w
svettelno kazdy pfftomnych nesechc6 ma pro mas
nkdo nenf zbytecn Go tyGe fare nskGho mocneho me
stanskeo rodu cd Kamene viz a askav6 ovof Fdnge
ry Jsou to eho osadnfci muzove vvu povac ma
lezejf -" ~ '
Rozumfm. tim cfces ffcil"
Le Jsme mocni Pane bratfe, Jindfh
Cecf vytecny vemoz Tys ted rozces paatui PoiF'
yo zelmo ze no uved schvanG misa; ozmuva ia v
Jakousl pemuvou nebo kdyz vsoup do komnatv
vodce. ~ f
Ten mu porozume "Choval sem nebohatyrsyr ia
za e oNe vde neho vile ma me nuta tebou promuvit
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P0SITIVAS vEN7AJkS
LA---N9
EMnlln SION da SCOTT
AcElTE De HIcADotDEIBAcALAo
HlPOFOsFITOs De CALs5Y De s0sA, =
SoBRE e. ACErTE Dc HIcAD0 De BAcALAo
SIMPLE y SUS SINAILARES.,

agradabe paadar
faotura lo diere De mode ev los debdo5
efmago mas delado aduo uede asao
absolute a Aceie Bcao
simple pulsivo sas
que yabsorydo sema fuertes
TObustas
combinados eActe Bacaao
agen curative de potencia admirable odas las
cuaua indo Els tarnbien Ell excnt reedo
resfrados afecciones de
tres que las del Acete de Hgado de Bao simple
DRoGUERIAs Y FARAdAclAs..
SCOTT & BOVINE. Qun1coss - - NuEvA YORK.
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Sc vende en- Aibonito

Por vi bO0, una casa nueva do MADEIRA ts
chada dc glnc, ulyiuida On dos deparralnentcs
un0 proplo para G'alda CON aparadores, Otro
para familal Gis ne adslaAs uas horno propio
para dulues LIZA uiesa do billar Goa todoa nus
.v1csrfiue.
u, au1 u lnsatsas, pAede dieigFse i don
Jovc sgsuAAovxt ea q na.suao puaa,u, aS-eA
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SD Hropaganoa oSiterarta
CENTRIC GENERAL DE PUBLICATIONS.
de M0nste! Rodg1gue2, SucesOr de M0ntszz0.


SOn n q
obi
to nuas ancna
publican
enar"
recpendo
S
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ontabd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

fact which the tax assessor will bear in
mind If he has courage. The additions viii
include ballroom, 4 private theater and a
banquet hall. Why not a church. and have
private chaplain and choristerS and an
organi7t? 1t is such an exercise of Monte
Crsto omnpotence TO be able, like GER
tain EhGl sh earl, to sit as sole auditor in
your own theater and listen to good opera
performed by high-class v0callsts and in
StrumentaliSts. 4 sybarite with these tastes
cannot avoid doug good. lie must spend
money lavishly and it is distributed
among the workers who minister 10 his
qualifications. 1t would, indeed, be criminal
if all milliUnaires affected the simplicity of
DiOgenpS. Jay Gould. it IS said, is anxious
to acquire the palace OF Chapultepec in
Mexico at a cost OF seven millions. 1t is a
pity he should go so far for comfort. Could
not his friends persuade him that the money
would be much better laid out in stones,
bricks aud mortar within the United States?
For all the people who have made him will
benefit by il, he might as We'll spend the
money On flannel waistcoats for the
heather, aud override the Mckinley tariff by
purcha,ing foreign flannel. But the million
aire is law unto himself and good many
other people. BRUSH.
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SHOT AT A STOREKEEPER
The Victim Procures a Warrant for tho
Arrest OF Two Highbinders.

Inc victim Proeures a Warrant for the
Arrest Of Two Highbinders.
Ng Cum Sing, Chinese storekeeper
swore out warrant yesterday for the arrest
OF Jun Chnn and Dang Kong, notorious
highbinders, on charge Of assault to COM
NIT murder. Sing said the bloodthirsty
Mongols recently tried to blackmaiI him
ana he refused to part with any money.
They threatened to kill him, anu he 70.
garded ii as only "bluff."
While passing the corner of Cum Cook
alley and Jackson street Thursday night
the two hetchet men again aceosted him
They repeated their demand for money. and
when Sing refused to give them what tbey
asked Tor, one of them drew big pistol and
fired bullet that wbisted close to his face
The assalants then fed, and the China.
town detectives have since been unable tn
locate them. ="
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Arrived.
SATURDAY, March 10
stmr Jewel. Madsen, 20 hours from Csspar; $40
NJ It lumber, TO CaSpsr Lumber Co.
stmr Emily, Robarts. 80 hours from Coos Bay.
etc; pass aud mdse TO Meyer 4 Akmaun.
Stmr Signal, Bondegard, days from Departure
Bay: 623 tons coal to Renton Ccal Co.
Schr Arthur l, Carlson. 30 hours from IversOns
Landing; lumber and iaths, to Iverson
Schr Elyenta, Anderson. days from Humboldt;
schr Laura Madsen, Rasmussen, DAYS from
Coos Bay; lumber. 80 Cal Lumber Co.
Ciearei.
stmr Eureka, Hall. Wilmington; Goodall. Perkins
stmr Point Iona, Conway, Aberdeen Grays Har-
Dor Com co.
Br sllp Combermere. jenkins. Queenstown; Bal
schr Falcon, Moiler, ocos; schcliden 6 Co.
SATURDAY March ls.
stmr Humboldt Edwards, Eureka
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson.
Stmr Rival, johnson, Fort Bragg
stmr santa Rosa, Alexander, san Diego
Stmr faralon. Higgins. Eureka.
Schr Portia Caistrup. Stewards Point
Sehr Maria Smith, RoSsendaI, Tacoma.
spoken.
Jan rs. 81 s. II w. Br ship Borrowdale. hence
Jan IS, 81 s. 81 W. Br ship Robert Duncan, hence
jar q, 90 >: SO W, Br ship knight OF st Michael
Feb 2, S, % W. ship Henry HYDE. ,rom Now
YORK for San Francisco.
Dec "a, " no W, ship St Paul hence Dec IL
Jan 18, Al 5, he W. ship st John. hence Dec a
Jan IS; 5; 90 W, Er bark wanlock. from Vic
torla for London;
for Plymouth.
Domestic Ports
CASPAR-Arrived Mar 1e-Stmr Caspat, hence
NAvARRo-Arrived Mar ls-stmr Navarro. fran
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Mar ls-sb,p Nor
curry hence Feb IS; schr Excelsior, from Newman
SEATTLE-Arrived Mar 19-Schr Bangor hence
GREENwoop.Arrived Mar le-stmr Whites
Foreign Ports.
San Francisco. 'Heii'' ior
CHAMPERICo-Arrived Mar 26-schr Lena
Sweasy. hen Jan 81. 0""
ADELAIDE-Arrived Mar ls-Br ship Athlan.
CALAIs-Arriyed Mar 17-Br bark Robert Be,,
DuNKIRK-Arrived Mar s-Br ship Sutherland.
shire, hence Nov 8.
HuLL-Arrived Mar 1s-Br ship Habltanr. hence
HAvRE-Arrived Mar 1s-ship Partha hence
Nov ~ TO- Ger ship Renee Rlckmers. hence Oct u;
LlNERPooL-Arrived Mar 1S-Br ship Langdsie.
QUEENSrowN-Arrive Mar 1s-Br ship Falls
OF Garry hence Dec IS: Ger bark wndsbraut. firm
FALMouTH-sail Mar ls-Br ship Metropolis,
for Dnnkrk.
FIJI-Arrived prior to Mar 1o-Bark CaliforLia,
sYDNEY-Arrived Mar 1s-ship Indiana, from
Port Gamble.
Importations.
MARSHFIELD-Per Emiy-1l00 pkgs SO bids
hoops, NJ II lumber. III SIS potatoes d bdls frrs
bx tobacco, bbI butter, 8 bxs eggs, l bx type
Tx patterns
Empire City-3 ehsts bx treasure . SKIS coin 40
eds matchw God. no Nj IL lumber
Port oriord,SS It lumber, rs tons borax
Trinidad bx butter
Fort Brsgg-S5 SKIS potatoes CO instrumerts
COnsi ynees.
FER Emly-oakfand Box and Barrel Co. Headsn
60; Butler n Co.. Hnme d Hart; G Hsiv7ts.
weiss Fargo q Co; Hinekley. Spears q Hayes: Psc
Borax CO. Witzei X Baker; Ross 4 Hewlett; Metro
poIiIan Match Co; Fort Bragg Redwood Co; SInp.
SOD L1snSer Co: A Crawford & Co.
<0r Late Shipping Intelligence zee Second Page
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CUT OUT BY A SON.
A Surprise for the Nephew and Nieces OF
Grocer Brunnings.


An unexpected complication has arisen in
the estate Of Martin Brunnings, who died
ON August Z, 1890, leaving an estate valued
at some $4,000 He was. during his life
time. grocer at tie southwest corner OF
Polk and BUSH streets, and his widow, Mary
Ann, when she applied for letters of admin
istratiOn, stated that the only heirs were
herself, a nephew, John Brunnngs, two
nieces and a sister in Germany.
So the matter rested until n few days ago.
when the nephew and one of the nieces pre-
sented petition for a partial distribution
of the estate, which was posed by the
widow on two grounds, one that the estate
is not in a condition TO be distributed and
the other that an heir Is not represented,
for there is son named Martin who had
heretofore not been known in the estate,
This of course cuts off the inheritance
which the nephew and nieces were calculat-
ing upon. The heir is said to be postum
nous child and will be produced in court on
the 18th prox., until which time Judge
Coffey postponed The matter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
Growing out of a Trade.

W. b. Reynolds has sued j. +. McSwain
to recover $1,000. On October IA, 1891, the
defendant contracted with Reynolds and
III. HOyt to pay the sum named, provided
the trade between him and James f. Cor
don for the Hotel del Campo at Anaheim,
Cal, and property in this city on Jessie
street be consummated, the hotel property,
subject 10 mortgage Of $4,000, to be ex-
changed for the city property, mortgaged
for $4,000 The claim has now been as
sipnpd tn ReynoIds
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kent Its Contract.

The City Railroad Company fled its GER
tficate of good faith with the Board of Su-
pervisors yesterday. One Of the conditions
upon which railroad franchises are granted
is that a given amount of work shall be
performed within given time The COM
psny mentioned was granted a franchise in
December. 1890, on Mission, West Mission,
Potter, Page, Masonic avenue. Frederick,
etc. and was tn expend $4,000 the first
year. The certificate referred to shows
that the actual expenditure was $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

No steamers announced 10 sail to-day. The
Pomona falls due from Humboldt Bay, the Corona
from san Diego and the Gypsy from the Salinas
River.
The following vessels load Lumber: British iron
ship British Isles 1894 tons, Puget Sound to Port
Pirie. 42s Sd; ship Thomas Dana, 1888 tons Puget
Sound to the West Coast; British iron ship Var
kand. 1871 tons. Port Biakeley to Calcutta.
The schooner Puritan, 5S4 tons. leads merchan-
disc for HIo.
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Chic Markets.

CHICAGO. March le.-wheat was fairly active and
opened unchanged 10 I4c lower weaker cables
and warmer weather in the South west, declined
1sc more. then good buying OF the signal
vice prediction Of agosher severe cold wave last
Til! the middle OF next week advanced lac. and
close firm at Ss91ac higher than yesterdays
close. Receipts 55. 900 bushels shipments, 80 900
bushels Rye, sag SIC. Barley, SIC.
CHICAGO. March 19.-Wheat-CaSh, SAL Corn
S7i4c. Pork-89 95. Lard-S6 20. RiDs-$5 so
WhiSkV-Sl
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

SATURDAY EVENING, March 10
SUMMARY THE MARKETS
Wheat futures unsettled.
Barley futures advanced
Oats weak.
Corn sold lower
Bran and Middlings marked down
Liberal receipts OF Potatoes.
Choice Onions sell readily.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry nominal.
Game higher again.
More straw berries In.
Heavy receipts OF Asparagus
Beef Mutton and Lamb lower.
Silver weaker,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Aside from coal stocks
and sugar to-day the stock market was entirely de-
void OF feature and after slight fluctuations closed
practically at last nights prices Governments
dull and steady. Petroleum-April option closed
at 567sc
NEW YORK. March 19.-United States Bonds, as
11634 do. 2s. 100; Northern Pacific 1914: Cana
dian Pacific S7ss: Central Pacific. 81 Union Pacihc
i61s: Atchison and Santa Fe. 1855: Wells Fargo.
l43; Western Union. S724; Silver, s9sl Sterling
81 s6I49p4 Ss1a.
Wheat March. 97Tsc. Flour. steady Coffee
SIS 10 sugar. 2SsG131sc. Hcps-PacInc Coast lea
24e Hides. l5c. Copper = Lake. Sill 90 TIN
spot, xl9 10 Lead-Domestic. 81 20. Iron-$l6
Petroeum-Apri. 56Tsc
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS
Hops are dull and featureless. with no transac-
lions OF futures the Hop Exchange The Faro.
pean market Is unchanged
California Prunes are not moving out quite a.
freely ne anticipated little time ago that they
wouid about the middle OF March, but the dsstribu.
ton proves SUFFICIENT TO hold prices very steady.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Cohee-Moderateiy active. 5@lO points advance;
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Not Guilty as Verran,s

Peter Smith, John +. Foster. Samuel f..
Neville, John kerrigan and Ii. A. Viner.
wno were accused oil being "cappers" for a
patent-medicine shop and arrested for va
grancy. were arraigned yesterday. There
was no evidence to convict them. and ,Judgs
XIX discharged the defendants with an nd.
montion. ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL March l9.-The spot market Is
lower at rs 10led- Cargoes lower ut ass
for of coast 3Ss for just shipped and 38s for
nearly dueL
FUTUREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, Is ID; April, rs
I'd; My. as ia: June. rs Cd: July. Is I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 10. - Consols, 95 1915; Silver,
4IJsd: Kentes, 96f l5c.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
PHILIP KENNEDY & CO..
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Strpt,

sales. 1850 bags. March. $l3 rs April. sl3 40;
May, Sl2 95.
Spgar-Raw. lower; centrifugal 90 deg, 314c;
Muscovado. 2Isc; moIasses sugar 25se; refined,
strong aud unchanged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
Bank CieaFincs.
Shining Mites.

Local bank clearings last week were SIS, 59s. II:
against SECS, 75S for the same week last year
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
General Merchandise.

=, BAGS-Calcuttas. for June delivery. 7ss@7Isc;
Wool Bags. S6I3Sc. 80
CORDAGE-fure Manila Rope is quotable at l2isc
q ID; 12-thread, l3c; and 8 thread 1916: Baie
Rope. LAG lSe; mixed Manila Bale Rope, lie;
Binder Twlne, lac; Grapevine Twlne 12iSc in
balls and coils; Hop Irvine, l2I5c: Lathyarn / &c:
duplex rope loo; 12thread. l012c; and do.
lie q 10; Bale rope, Toe; Lathyarn, SC; Hop
Irvine, loc; Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils
lie; Binder Irvine. IL lee u 10; Sissi Rope, l0Isc;
1012@l1c: Binder Irvine, lie 2 10.
sALMoNmAiaskan Fish, 81 07149l 10 for King,
81 U2tS0Sl 0S for Red and 97IscMSl for Silver.
British Columbian, 81 371haol 40 q doz; Columbia
River Fish, 81 1901 90 q Dozen
suGAk-Ihe estern sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net. cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 5ssc q 10; Dry GranuIated
St4e 2 10; Confeetione-s A, 51sc; Extra c. 41se;
than bbiS, and boxes lac more ~ 1880
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
METROPOLITAN GOSSIP.
The California Colony in New York
City.
Novel Entertainment 20 Be Given by Mrs.
Alexander - Sunday Evening
Receptions

CORES rOndence of The MORNING CALL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef. Mutton and Lamb are lower ana -. -,.rta.
getting more pentifriiy supplied whoIesale
rates from slaughterers TO dealers are IS follows:
third do. 4Ia@51sc oSo72''
NN,EAALo1Large, e@se small Calves s@ec.
MuTION-Nethers lI@lUIsc; Ewes loc
thanksgiving. l5a15c a 10.
,pokk.Liye Hogs, 424@4Tsc y 10 for heavy
marc grain-fed: 65l4c for light average do. stoeS
hogs 49414e q 10; dressed do. S6aSI1c q 10
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
Portl nd's Business.
EXCHANGE and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or darch 9-Clearsnces. s2sS. 900;
balances, $4,000
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Dates OF Departure From san Francisco.

Sun And TIDE TABLE
Computed by THOMAS TESSEST, Chronomatsr and
Instrument Maker, California Stress
Sign of the Wooden SlftOr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

Following Are the Highest Prices During
tho Past week.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the safes in the raclno Stock Board
yesterday;
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Cornelius Vanderbilt is credited with the
intention OF dwaring his present palace on
Filth avenue by constructing another beside
1t. he will not demolish the old one. but
incorporate 1t as an clubhouse. In the
phrase Of the real-estate market it will be
the most eligible property in the city-a
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-13
ALLIANCE MEETINGS.
4 grIculture Is the Great Lever Power That
Moves the Machinery of the World.

AgrIeul Is the Great Lever Power That
Moves the Machinery of the World.
The meetings Of Wake county alliance
will take place at Auburn, ] January IA and
10, 1892. We respectfully invite all mem
bers of the alliance of Wake, Johnson,
Durham and adjoining counties to meet
with US. 1t will be meeting Of great in
terest. We hope to have the state lec'
turer with us on Thursday. On Friday
a public address will be delivered by
President Butler, of the state alliance, also
Brother G.. w. Sanderlin and A. B. Jones,
ESQ. Brother farmers who do not belong
to the alliance, we invite you all to come
as we'll as the members of the alliance.
Come one, come all, and bring basket
of provisions with you. 1t is duty you
owe to yourselves, your wives, your chill
dren and the rising generation to attend
this meeting and listen to the able orators
who will attend this meeting and address
it, also that you may clearly understand
the measures to be adopted to obtain re-
lief Our aim is to better our condition,
mentally, socially and financially. The
capital the farmer invests is his labor,
brain, bone, sinew and muscle. All we
ask is fair profit on the capital invested.
The principles of the alliance are the
greatest good to the greatest number
equal rights to all. On this broad plat
form we can all stand. Your interests
are the same as ours and we ask you to
stand by US, work with US and help to
make good times. Don't stand off and
grunt. Rally to the farmers reunion at
Auburn, January IA, 1892. Should the
weather prove cold, arrangements will be
made for the comfort of all.
w. II. HAMILTON,
A. NJ. BRYAN,
J. B. WILSON,
Invitation Committee.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-13
ALL IN HIGH LIFE |
A Wedding Last Night Almost a
Winner.
The Groom Flies Through the Street in
DISABILITY Condition.
COL. SCARLETT FINALLY CALLED IN
COL. sCARLETT FINALLY CALLED IN
Haywood Woods Does Not Like the Work
of Squire McMannen in the Matter
of Marrying People.


of Squire McMannen in the Matter
of Marrying People.
1t was another affair in high life last
night
Jim Mckee was lover from away
back, and he wanted to marry Haywood's
daughter.
Squire McMannen tied the silksn knot
which did not bind-and the old man
Haywood broke iDff.
The story is that Jim Mckee married
the old mans daughter, that is old man
Haywood Woods daughter-that Squire
McNannen did so. That is, he married
em. SeventY-five white people, Colonel
Jim mentions, witnessed this business at
Lockhart's warehouse.
The happy couple, as the things read,
repaired to the Mrs. Woods home, on
Mangum street, and the groom retired,
and just then the old man Woods came
down-and the old man he came again
and he picked piece of wood, and they
say it was large, and he padded the other
end of the groom.
The groom came down towL and put
his breeches on as he came, and he had
his shoes and his coat in his hands, Sc
cured the services of Officer Scarlett.
And Scarlett then
Did escort the frightened negro to his
room, and his wife did meet him there,
And,
As the novelist would say, they are
now living together happily ever after
ward
And the evidence is that Jim Mckee
received the PRESENCE of the brides
father.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-13
The Right Track.
lOxford Day.

Will North Carolinians be content for
the State to be represented at the Worlds
fair by the exhibit of the Agricultural
Department only? We should have a
building of our own, and we should make
show which will compare favorably
with those made by our sister states.
IHE DURHAM GLOBE is OF the right road.
The newspapers of the state must pitch
In and work to raise fund.