davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-07

Don't!-if a dealer offers you bottle of
or labels, or in a mutilated condition,
don't touch it-dont buy it at any price,
there is something wrought may be
dangerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist
upon getting perfect, unbroken, genuine
package.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-07
Tho Only one Ever printed.

Can YOU. FIND THE WORD? There is q q
inch display advertisement in this paper.
this week, which has no two words alike
except one word. The same is true of each
new one appearing each week. from The
DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This house
places Crescent" on everything they
the name Of the word and they will return
you BOOK, BEAUTIFUL L1rHoaRAPHs or SAM
PILES FREE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED - DCNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau. conducted by lade%--nen and women. white
and coOred for all kinds of domestic labor, city states
and SPRINGS; with references 9O9 St N. ". myslm'
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WHO
w appreciate excellence to call. examine work
and get prices vii cost nothing and may you
much. L. = DENTAL ASSN. 9TH and ID SITS.
NXvANTED-HONEsT AND ENERGETIC MEN TO
w solicit accident insurance few bours daily for
guestionshly the best company IN the United States
SIS per week sAlaty to efficient Apply at Room
:5i New Ohio Bans building. aplfllm
WANTED -sTENOGRAPHERS AND KEMlN6-
w ton typewriter operators directed TO POSITIONS
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenographers and
II. minztou operators charge Tor services. WICK
OPT, SusAMANS & BENEDICT Remington Type
writer office. 18th and 4 SIS. nv se:s9-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-HALLS.

EOR RENT-ODD FELLOWS HALL-LARGEsT
i staged hall in the city; 4.eNlOO with stage
~ 6x42. containing u-tan wings and scenery; also
large dining and dressing rooms. sDlendid for bust
ness entertainments; eth st. bet u and SITS For
terms, 6c., apply WALTER A. BROWN. l4:,S Penna.
ave- NV myl4-bf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-LIGHT YELLOw-COLORED ENGLISH
II mastiff dog black face weighs about 125 pounds:
or s for information leading to the arrest and con-
Ct Forest sae s Ss Ma ss
Washington city post Office myl4-3t'
r OsT-A CANARY. ANY ONE FINDING 1T
lIplease return to laos n. H ave- for reward m132'
I osT.FRIDAY MORNING. BETWEEN PIER0E's
with faeings of olive gray silk The finder will
L. day, May IL, a small siiver-nicfel sten-winJine
will be rewarded. - myi4-3t
STRAYRD OR sTOLEN-A BLACK AND WHITE
lowing colored man tag No. Cos answers 10 name
Rex Reward if returned to J. W. TANNAHILL. s
I osT, FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON. PIERCE
II Mil road between Tenleytown road and 14th St.
to iss assssc SHse,t sG ave- S''eA newark my yfspsss'
7 OsT-FRIDAY. MAY 10. BLACK CAT; HAD on
nickel collar Y and bells INSCRIBED Barney MIC
9Th St and La ave myl4-2ts
7 osr-IS JUDICIARY SQUARE. NEAR PENSION
cs r;nrp af Is pr g.s NJ The finder VII
T OsT-YORKsHIRE PUPPY, BLACK BODY AND
IL gray head Areward will be given for his return
I OsT-ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH SET OF DRAW
~ ines for store and dwelling. The Under will please
I osT--ON THE nth INST, EITHER ON ST,
II at Deckers or ut Boston store. between those
stores and up 10th ST. to L. girls silver watrh and
Under win be suitably rewarded BY leaving same at
lOO st. NV. It,
7 osT-MAY Il, SCOTCH TERRIER DOG NAMED
if returned 20 1871 18th st. NV. myIt-2t
I ARaE REWARD: LOST. THURSDAY, MAYS. a
sentls,Insns scarf PIN one large green stone with
sssoeiation Finder literally rewarded by returning
- - 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED BOARDEks DURING THE STRAW
w berry plenty Of milk delightful berries;
Mrs. p H MASON. Ac.otink. Fairfax Go. Va. It.
COUNTRY BoARD. = RIVER FRONT SANDY
D. beIrh mineral spring BOATING &c at Pour Mile
= depot at Oh St time. Ii minutes. Address PRES
nELIGHTFUL BOARD on PROSPECT HILL. 5
q week Address Mrs NV KfRBT. 'FRONT.' EsSa T.
nELIGHTFUI. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR A FEW
~ boariers at Maple Shade. near Falls Church, Va
i For PARTICULARS apply to Mrs X. b. WRIGHT, Pals
WuNDoRIA HEIGHTS. ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
w Va, three mules from Georgetown will le opened
Of GEO o. NUMBER at the ar Auburn 9 9Srnrf
I'D st. and Penn. ave ". myl4 ATT
,ouNTRY BOARD INAPRIvATE FAMILY NEAR
dress or apply to Room 70. second auditors Oce 1t
4 PEW BoARDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
&c Address ". L. GORDON. West End. Va, mi2Ssl
GLEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN. MD. WILL
~ open June under first-class management Only
Metropolitan branch b. and o., 20 minutes ride.
SHADE psrte Lawn tennis court most romantic
bath room, &c Terms moderate Address GLEN
M Nkb FSti :, Glen en-, Nd or care Of J. BEET
SUMMIT HOUSE. GAITHERsBURG, ND, RE
West OF %sshngtan adsrains s Five & sa
St, Baltimore, Md. myiI-lws
A FEW BoARDERs TAKEN AT FARM IL MILES
"a, "a from GernantoSn station. Met. Br. b. a o
abundance Address w. W. JONES. Germantown,
MONTGOMERY Co.. Nd. mystjts
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
y yry1na; large lawn, plenty Of shade. ice. fresh
Vegetables, sulphur ana iron water Address Mrs
JNo sTOCkToN, Brook Park. Rio. Albemarle
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES CAN SECURE DE
srabe board at Cherry Grove, in full view of Fort
monroe Dathing. boating, shins, fruit. shade. airy
rooms For terms address Mrs JANE r. SHELDON
Box III. Phorbus P.O.. Va. mys-s. tuew
GUNNER BoARDERs TAKEN AT PHILoMoNT,
iSudoun rouL w.. one Of the most elevated and
ny h sections Of virginia stIng beds abundance
OF siiaue. ttCt Ice, nsik, vegetables DC. dancing
p&Nin9a ana Q Der alnu>emeats For particulars adj
dress D. >. TANENNEE, Phi lomort. Va my4-w&s.;m
SUMNER BoARDERS wANTED-sIX OR EIGHT
s - summer bnsr,lers can BE- accommodated al farm
nonse pleasant location one mile from base of Blue
Ridge mountsin three miles from Washington county
sesf OF kappahannock county: daily mail from Wash
ington. d. c. Address STEPHEN HICKS, Washing
ton. va Bylo-eoat
A FEW BoARDERS WANTED AT CHAPEL. HIII,
"A Farm, Forest Glen. Md. eight miles from CITY;
ciose 70 old Carroll Catholic Church. plenty milk and
Huu lnytS-l2tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN IN OFFICE, AND
It. SUMMER. Star Office
WANTED--TO RENT A LARGE HOUSE OR
w double house; centrally located suitable for
Office. myl4-3t'
W-ANTED-IF YOU HAVE HOUSE TO RENT
and we vii nsrsptee Won an i1nmeate and ssirabls
tenant have applicants for houses every day whose
wants We are unable G s. R IL i EI i, 'sia Co.
1t 30 9TH st. NV.
WANTEp-C CHOICE IMPROVED OR UNIM-
w proved residence property: part OF payment to
land Address r. p, Star office. 1T
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
w out children, Of responsibility, would assume
for summer or longer. Address OFFICIAL. Star Of
nee. nyl4-8'
W-ANTED-FORC CLIENT, SMALL HOUSE ABOUT
w 81 600 without cash payment and small monthly
my1b@t- Room g. 6l2 + st. n.
WANTED-TO RENT A FINE UNFINISHED
1orooIns GEO T. PARIS ia i'' n myl s"'
WANTED-A HOUSE OF SIX OR MORE ROOMS
w within two blocks Of pension office prefer TO rent
with privtlese of buying. Call or address for one
week 6r2 9TH St NV. myl2-6t'
WANTED-rwo LADIES WOULD LIKE TO
w for furnished house for the refer
eneeS exchanged. Address e. L. r.. star Office.
WANTED-BRICK HOUSE. "a. 600 TO e6 OOO.
w Will give in payment two bea utful lots, 5UxiJ0
each; near Catholic University Brooklsnd; also about
5000 cash. Address +. s.. $40 18th u. m10-jt
w brothers. furnished house in northwes. near
the suburbs TO take CHARGE Of during the summer lest
" references Address H.. Star offce. myl0Leo:n'
yTANTRD-SN HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
w the city. renting from 10 @45 rer month the
supriy being unequal so the demand prompt paying
te'.spts ;. j BLOCH. Real Estate and Insursnce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-STABLES.

E'oR RENT-A SPLENDID Two-sTORY BRICK
i stable in rear of LIZA 7 st. n. W. paved alley;
water in stable large enough for two three horses
Apply TO RUSH CO., CD st. a. W, or If IRA T
ST. nv niy1:,-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY A REFINED COUPLE UNFUR-
w nisned rooms, with closets. for light bouSehsen-
inZ centrally located in n price exceed Sl2
Address ID. X. W 113 81. IT.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
w by man and wife tone child IL months old in
The NV. Address. stating terms, Sc., HAN, Star
Office. uIyl4-3ts
WANTED FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN FOR
w list Of June, two three unfinished rooms;
mod lnlps in quiet house children ia the house;
central location, permanent locator If suited; give
terms references exchanged. Address p NJ. Star
Office myIi-2t'
WANTED by GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. IN
w furnished rooms small house in or near Mt
Pleasant Address A y. u. star office. It.
WANTED-BEFoRE JUNE 1. by GENTLEMAN
w and wife, without children, three unfnrnished
rooms and bath second floor, the n W. for care
ful housekeeping. Address J. W b.. Star once II.
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO
w childrenl suite Of unfinished rooms suitable
for light housekeeping; objection suburbs would
reasonable rent and for furnished house till
Ocfobsr Address '. Star ofhce 1t.
WANTED-Two FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
w nished rooms for light usekeeping state Price
and location. Address b.. Star office. niyl2-Sts
WANTED-FURNlsHED AND UNPUBLISHED
w rooms. all parts of city cheapest and tan
TO desirable roomers, terms moderate (eSah-
hshed 1sslJ. SHAckLEFORDS AGENCY
mylU6 ~ 1lth St n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LNOR RENT-go9 ST., SECOND FLOOR FRONT
Gated in close with all street lines
In city; also third floor rooms my99t'
L,OR RENT -16eO 18th ST., TWO LARGE
we'll furnished rooms with large closets, second
floor Also room on third oor breakfast furnished II
desired, cars half square from house; location good
refe rences my7-2w' !
EOR RENTED FLOOR. 8R808f d ST n. W.,
L suitable for manufacturing purposes lodge rooms,
we'll listed from front, and both sides: all In
the clear center wallis Call or address gs99 S1
ID st. n. W. nyo-2w
NOR RENf-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS;
II all mod imps. children; conyentent 20 all car
lines. for or two gentlemen; price - and $40.
1927 9Th ST. NV. nos36ms
EPOR RENTI210 ~ ST. NV. CHEERFUL,
Il bright. neat and comfortable fegntshed rooms In
large house; excellent ssrvice; Penna ave- and
osrtte-s -ny9&.
TNOR RENT-UNfUkNIsHED- FLOOR OF
corner house Thomas Circle two large rooms.
Nth lafge CLOSETS and hall room. Address y +; D..
Star once, Ap27-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

tOR RENT-oN CAPITOL HILL BEAUTIFUL
hots'. cor. t.a and & s;~. sc. = rooms and hath
hay windows in each room half square fspu, avenue
cars rent. $40. -; key next duor. nlS ls-tW'
ENoR RENr-l3@ r ST. NV. DWELLING PoR-
= ton rent very moderate. SIElGEk a LIEgER-
MANN, ispB r 81 mylu-sa
I,OR RENT-BY r. q. HoLTZNAN, REAL rs
Il tate and Insurance Broker. lOrh and SIS. NV
UNfCEsINHEn HOUSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
Gro. w. KERN.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor Of Patents,
Washington, ID. C., Central building, 9th and Pa ave.
BUREAU OF LEGAL INFORMATION.
Patents. caveats and trademarks procured. Govern
tnent claims prosecuted pensions obtained. AL sxxl
business transacted for moderate fees; consultation
and advice free. mil I.Sm
GEORGE ". ALBRiGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" 456 Louisiana Washington ID, &. practices
in all of District Of Columbia state New
York. uh3l -:Su.
CAMPBELL CARRINaTON.A TToKNEY-AT-LAw.
" Webster Law building. JQj ID II. n w. Washing
ton. ID 4. Residence. HE} X st. n. dr.
FOR RENT-STORES. /
EOR RENT-LARGE STORE ON TIL ST BET.
ID and SITS; NV, with large show window, Sc; |;
will rent very cheap. Applyto WALTER A. BROWN.
1423 Pepna. ave. my14-3t
ErOR RHINESTONE 1872 I4TH st. NV GOOD
u cellar; rent, $40. FRISTOE SIMPSON, l:rSS
+ st. myl4-u' p
LroR REMITTANCE STORE, IL C ST. NV,
II b. and o, depot. suitable for drug. notion or
confectionery; only ESQ yer month.
ap14.t 623 st. NV ,
EOR REMITTANCE STORE AND Gel Mr. 627
y 81: NV, in good repair Apply TO W. z JOHN-
son, 7lS 18th st. NV. my61m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

LNOR RENT
Il Handsomely furnished house, 1855 N st. NV ;
l:EsJ Corcoran. 10 rooms. SO 50 .26 N. ave Sc
l5 rooms nominal rent during summer months ;479IS
.my1-2w' TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, 1907 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

i + ss e; q, IN 4. s.: !. e
SsnSii st ne sr ii m i::%:.::::::
H5s 3 st. cap n w. 81 or or 4. ~ NM M i.... g
q Mccaoush ST., An water in iitchen....... go
71s ssekson alley. ar. water " " kisehsn i. 200
FOR RENT.l6o5 MARION ST. NV; SEVEN
rooms pss bath % nd good yard nice los.ion
GIFT fd1 Con- al 5s ia e sr month nsi
FOR RENT-1736 AND 17ss ST NV; NEW
threecstory brown stone front residences; 9 rooms
EHRIY. 6os 14th 1 st. i'Np' 20 ps' m0n'n myittst
FoR RENT.FURNIsHED-FRo JUNE / TO
ns no%in SI'"' zS'sss
EoR RENT-sl4 5TH ST n. E., 9 ROOMS AND
12la ne. 6r and bath 9 b. a. m hey at ~
lS4 ne. Or and bath Sr a m S
0' l''n me- o. and Oa' @4 Il Eli THoMPsoS ~
myl4-5t 1898 Est. topp. Eeoitt House).
s sIs q Is II q; 81
* i rs . Sl = ~ g
$40 Fsw m Water ~" Is ASS ' sw r. water
myl4-3t' c. H. PARKER, cor. Az and Esw.
l44S HEN Ro3 PMS
aIo u1'u, Hod. iuPs- Apply D. W. Univ iiOo
+ Efs ga St: 1ss s,. 1924 sS.h st. Or. es, ..
VIII stable aNs,ss "a sSs St. er.
fiss's IS g 81 canal p. t. b.
ave. 20 50 Brown Brown St. St. b.
$iSs : ss,' Pr m % sssy s.ss. .
myl4 1854 ed 3. 6w Il vest TsG Washington,
kEsT1 looms s sna and S ss with al
sfS5S r, with all H. rent bGoAs s., 4fEn
E0R RENT-l9l5 VERMONT AVE. 8 ROOMS.
mon.h al. Apply
For ,REST-rURNlsHEb- BEAHTlFtiI; HOUSE ,,,l.
my14-6t 1410 G St
Tor RENT-a1 NJ ST. s.w. IS ROOMS; WATER;
In court between and n. ", and 9Th W.. four
APP '''fts TssiE ri 30
EoR RENT OR sALE-CoRNER STORE AND
Cali cn ssIs s. sea chance FOR yf Psn
For RE SS1 = WEL5 Ia FRONT
ssn =, "a: .ss y ss$as;S go
my14-;St ". G. DUVALI, g25 St
tsss's; a:si'ss :s1 J.
5is pei 5sis eiss, e s.os g 50 20 %
isSi q E ~. 1e1 i g 6.s a SSe
s!i9 + s. s1 g s9sSs g. va av e
l s9 !. s. AVE. 49, g. S a5s 6h.ss ~
3IIt lOr. m -. 20 Stable 2408 Pa i
s 90 e g. J. J. F sr sr e
5sl I Az. s.. m s 8 3ifs " ave. s.
sfas g mi m S $ss g. Water II g
81 2sd 9 5$ Es3e ki e y
sias q. Or, $685.: .Ss Ale. Ct. s.. 10 %
lll9 GOTH ST. stable 81 80 494 La av office rooms &c
WEST WASHINGTON.
3 3943 49, ss e 3 32iS g Sr 60
S ssS 81 i IN iSSS a az s.:
For full list apply to wEsCOTT & WILCOX.
my14 1907 Pennsylvania n.
EOR RENT--CHEAP,, II ROOM HOUSE IN BEAU
ments party wonld like to retain two rooms for his
EoR RENT
4ls s ne. ars. in ane condition %
os va 81 Fl fsfih s ii6 St ns 90
LNOR RENT-613 B ST s. E. II ROOMS AND BATH;
j. heated by furnace. Apply to H. HEITMULLER,
80 q st. Sc. myl4-tit+
Fon RENJ 81. 9S.. live 4 AVE, NEARLY NEW 2;
all mod R: T. %sRS Sfhs 90
ErOR RENT-IF YOU HAVE ANY HOUSES TO
rent i any paI, Of city put The in
desirable tenant have applicants for houses every
day, whose wants We are unable TO supply: give
trial GEORGE II. BLISS Il CO.,
1t 519 It'll st. NV.
Il II $15: eight rooms and bath (four rooms
on floor, 1904 st. NV. $40; seven-room brick,
2f44 II At. n. &oo store and dwelling 1879 9TH
n W.. $50; frame cottage 22S 10th st, 10 rooms
I6iroI. Il, hath,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
INOR RENT-ONE OF SUITE OR OFFICE ROOM
L Apply to JANl1OR HOPKINS, after =. IA
can be seen at ofhoe ID. II. KENT. 66 Trust build
ing. 9Th and sts. Its
ENOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
with heat and gas: good location low rental in
our newly renodeed building PFEIFFER A CON
LIFE, Az 18th ST. NV. apS1-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

ENOR REMITTANCE BRICK 511 9TH ST NV
1. rooms: go; eight rooms and bath dour rooms
on foor) 1904 st. NV, $40 seven-room brick,
2f44 II ST w, $2o; store and dwelling 1929 9TH st.
$50: frame cottage 22S 10th 81, ne, 10 rooms
beds fruit trees &c $40; office rooms in ti:}1 St
ALBERT F. FOX. $40 ST. NV. myl4-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

WANTED-BOARDEkS DURING THE STRAW
w berry season: plenty Of milk delightful berries
parties carried TO and from the r. r station Address
Mrs. r II. MASON, Ac"otink, Fairfax Go. Va. 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EQR RENT-516 I'D STREET NV; BRICK
II dwelling: rooms and cellar; $40 HARRY c.
BIRGE. 1881 street NV myi4-lo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
WANTED-HELP.

UTANTED-C COOKS MAIDS, WAITRESS, SIAM
w stress. nurses. waters, chambermaiis kitchen
help for hotels ana rss0lt rrady
ensazemen:s once DICKS AGENCY, Glib !th ST
nv. myI4-4t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

UrANTED-PLACE FOR THE SUMMER IN OR
w near rhe city for lady IN delicate health. who
needs careful attention state price and Particulars.
Address Box 20, city. nyt4.E'
The morning call., 1892-06-17
SOMEWHAT STRANGE.
Mrs. Deacon Is Said to Be Living in San
Jose.
San Jose Phoenix


San jose Phoenix.
For a number of days past rumors have
been freely circulated that Mrs. Deacon,
who is connected as one of the principals in
one Of the most famous scandals and trag-
edies Of recent years, has been living in re-
tiFement in this county for some weeks at
the residence of her brother. Charles Bald
win. The residence Of Mr. Baldwin is on
the Stevens Greek road, about seven miles
from this city, and near Blackberry Farm.
AS the story goes. Mrs. Deacon has been
at this quiet rural retreat several weeks,
she having been brought here by her
brother, who went to France especially to
get her. She keeps very secluded. it is
said, but several of the neighb0Ts and some
San Joseans who have seen her since her
arrival say she is very handsome young
woman. The Baldwins are a very wealthy
English family and their home is one Of the
most luxurious establishments In Santa
Clara Valley. Since Mrs. Deacon's arrival
the lace has not been accessible to visitors,
and it is safe to say thai no company will
be entertained there for some time 10 come.
Mrs Deacon. as is well known, left France
for the purpose Of avoiding giving testi-
m0ny at the trial Of her husband for killing
Abeille.
Anxious to ascertain the truth OF the re-
ports. a Phoenix reporter drove out to the
residence Of Mr.. Bald win last evening. He
was received cordially by Mr.. Baldwin, but
when his mission Of inquiry became known
decidedly attractive lady who was also
present became snguaTlY shocked. All
efforts Of the reporter to get an explanation,
either in the way Of confirmation Of the re.
port or denial, were OF no avail, except
that Mr. Baldwin insisted that Mrs. Deacon
was vet In Paris. The lady refused &c
divulge her name, and was much affected by
the report She did, however, claim a dis
tant relationship TO Mr. Baldwin
The morning call., 1892-06-17
COAST NOTES.

The Woodland Agricultural Association
will hold no fair this season.
II is yet too cold for first-elass trout fish
ing in the streams of Shasta.
Cotswold sheep are being introduced into
SonOma County from Oregon.
The Petaluma Imprint has recently been
enlarged and greatly improved.
Down in Bakersfield they are sending
special asphaltum trains TO the towns on the
Missouri River.
A nugget weighing $3.50 was recently
taken from a claim on Pennington Hill,
Nevada County.
Arizona is coming to have boom In build
ing stone, large shipments having recently
been made TO the East
Yolo County is supporting % prisoners
shut up in her County Jail for vagrancy,
and the taxpayers are kicking.
Governor Pennoyer Of Oregon has a boom
yet in the bottle stage for the third party
nomination for the Presidency.
In the Wyoming Pententiary discipline
Is enforced by the deprivation Of tobacco,
and the system is found TO work to charm.
A San Diego newsboy did not know a
shotgun was loaded, aud now his fellow
lads Of the craft are chipping in to get him
a cork leg.
The Kimball orchard at National City
last year made and shipped 1900 gallons of
olive OIL Enough to ease vast expanse of
troubled waters, that is.
The Indians of the Sacaton reservation
in Arizona are to have a Touring mill to
grind their own grain, The machinery is
now being pat In position.
There came near being bloodshedsin the
Salvation Army cavalry the other day.
Original sin asserted itself in the bronco
ridden by Happy BilP' while the troop
was crossing the coast range and the brute
bucked, succeeding in rolling itself down
the mountain side and was nearly going
over preeipice before it could be stopped.
The rider fell under the horse and all but
had the life crushed out of him.
Ed L. Hare, one of the best-known resi-
dents Of Ventura, has been appointed by
President Sabin general agent for the coast
for the Telephone Company. Mr.. Hare g
headquarters will be in San Francisco and
his duties will comprise general supervis-
ion of the telephone service of the entire
coast. He was one Of the pioneers In the
telephone service in Southern California,
and 1t was owing to his efforts that the
towns OF Ventura and Santa Barbara were
connected by wire with Los Angeles and
the line projected from san Francisco L
Los Angeles.
The morning call., 1892-06-17
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June l6-The stock market was
quiet than for some time, though great efforts
were made TO get prices down, succeeding in dis
tillers, which driven down nearly per cent,
finding support around AZ. The close was quiet
and weak, near the lowest prices OF the day. Gov
ernments dull and firm. PetrOleum-July closed
at 81 7sc.
NEW YORK. June l6-United States Bonds. as i,
1l7I2 do, rs, 90; Northern Pacific. 2s4: cana
dian Pacihc. 1914 Central Pacific 50I Union Pa
cine. 40 Atchlson ana Santa Re- 341a, Wells
Fargo. l45; western Union. 80; SILVER, s9ssc
Sterling. 81 SSdD4 S512.
Wheat june. s55sc. Flour steady Coffee
81 80. Sugar. 2S4G31se Hons - Pacihc Coast
20G26c. Hides. &c. COpper-Lake. Sll 20 TIN
Spot S22 O5. Lead-Domestie, "a To- Iron-Sl6
Petroleum-July, 647sc.
HOPS.
Hops unsettled and weak in tone, PacIfcs
offered about 24e, but found slow sales.
BEANS.
In California red beans an attractive quality is
selling at 212c per pound
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw strong and unchanged; refined firm
and unchanged.
.Cofee-Heavy at 8 to 10 points decline. Sales.
10000 bags. June, $ll 30; July, Sll 10; August,
Sill 20. Rio firm.
The morning call., 1892-06-17
ACE HOTEL.
A Libel to Defend.

The Daily Report Publishing Company
has libel suit on its hands. William Lin
den OF 433 Jessie street having sued it for
$4,000 damages and costs. Linden is re-
spectacle member Of the community, but
the paper, in its usual recklessness, con-
necled him in publication on the Sd Of
May with a brutal assault on little girl
named Josephine Wall, charging that be
threw her against a fence and kicked her in
the face. and declaring that he had pre-.
and fined $50
The morning call., 1892-06-17

described in deed OF Dubois to Kelly bearing date
October 81, 1887 (quItclaim), Oakland; $40.
Joseph j. and Minnie S. Burnett TO John wilkes,
lot on NV line of Seventeenth street. 1875 of Cy-
press, 1919 by 80, block 603A. Bagge Tract.
Oakland; $40.
II. b. and Laura A. PinDey to Christian Dietrich.
lots and l6. block NJ. reSubdiyison OF Roberts 81
WofskiIl Tract, Oakland Township: $3.50
"a. j. and a. NJ. Snyder to William Long, lot D.
block A, Klinknerville Tract Oakland Township;
$40.
James and Joseph Warner to Arthur Wheeler, lot
Is. block 80, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Township
$40.
Frank NJ. and Rose II. Wilson 10 Harry Smith and
Charles ". Breslin lots 3 and Is, block 4, DAILY s
Scenic Park Brooklyn: $40
Chris and Henrietta b. Johnson to N. A. jacob
SEN lot line OF Delaware street. 55 of Eighth,
so by 100, block 10. tract b, Brooklyn L. and T.
/. Association Brooklyn; $40.
Thomas r. and Edward ID. Bassett. lot 81 and go
OF lot 90 block Is, Fruitvale Station Tract, Brook
Ign Township: $40.
b. f. and Mary f. Handy 10 Annie d. May. lot g.,
block "a. Fitchourg Homestead, Brooklyn Town
shin. $40