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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
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NJ nMINqrON a NORTHEHN KAxs{
w Road COMPANY. Time table a
eject June. 10 1892.
Trainslesys WilminSton l'rench strs1I
etattonl for B. q q. Junction, MontG6&E
Quyencourt Granogut. Cosknrt tE11
FORD junction. pocopson, Wei cI<>@
Emhresyille. Morton giile col&<l
WAyneeburH Junction. sprinG1eld. ~ -
Birdsboro. Reading and Intsrtnfa ~
stationa. daily except sunday, 100 4. ~
aud $50 p. IN. Sunday only 500 q. M. all<
90 p. M.
For b. 4 y. Junction. Montchauia Cur
encourt Grnnogue. Cossart Chadd's F1ft
Junction. Pocopson, West Chester, Etd
breevtlle Mortonville Ooatsvilie, Whyf6<
burg Junction. Springfield and ,internedt
ate stations, daily except sunday. ht -
p. N. Sunday only at 400 o, M.
For CORtsvlile, West Chester aud IN
tsrrnediate stationA dailyercept SuudA&
at 70 q. NJ. and 50 p. IN. Sunday only. .
90 and 90 p. nj. -.
Trains arrive from Coatsvilie, we
Chester and intermediate stations deIt
except Sunday att IL a. m. Daily &C "
and 10 a a. M, and 2 % D. IN. .stl.
A. q, McOAUSLAkD. Superintendent
BoWNEss BRIGGS. Cen. Pass. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

The popularity and fame OF Saliva.
ton Oil, has extended year by year
since its first introduction until its
name has become as familiar as
household words from Maine TO Cali
fornia. The proprietors are in daily
receipt of numerous convincing testi-
mony from thoroughly trustwo rthy
persons certifying TO the marvellous
cures OF rheumatism and neuralgia
wrought by this truly wonderful iini-
ment. Each mail adds new wreaths
to its laurels. Price % cents.
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The Mutual Guarantee BaIItIuf
and Loan Association.
General Once. No. $40 " alnut ree<l
Philadelphia.
wrLNINeroN nRA YcH :noARpr

WILMINGTON BRANCH :BoARDs
oFFioras.--Prssident. N. h. BensR
yice-pres.dent Geo. n, Mccall; secrsfa8
P. T.. Cooper; treasurer, II. p. Humfcff
solicitor. Willard saulspdrY Jr.; Ord
tors N. X. Renepn, Geo n Mccall. PI
Cooper. n. P. Rumforl n. r. Barnn{
lC. A. Lippinoott, Or. Smith Cooper I,
Trimhle Quigley DIR. Q. r. knGiish ~
DIR. Peter Cooper.
shares cost 81 each FIRST month ~
rs cents per month. matiiyf1
IN about six and q half TO seven years
500.
Those taking ten shares or more -
have the maturity value Euaranteed III
paid In cash or mortgages oanoeiiedt
death without extra cost. xf
All money loaned to members on IN
mortgage on improved real estate.
Members not compelled 10 borrow.
The Land Title and frpst CompEH
Philadelphia, having q paid up capital
81, 0OO. 0O0. ac,s ss trustee. reoefyes and q
burses all iunds and takes title TO ~
holds all OF the mortgaGspl this guard
tees absolute security OF eli FUNDS. x
October Series now being ieeue6 -
any day. or Tuesday evenings, o. TO %
p. l. COOPER. SeeretnrYs
ONCE In Bayard annex. ois-imeo4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
Interesting for chautauqua Circle

Interesting for Chautauqua Circles.
Prof. L. b. Woman. specialist In
Orthorpy, will give his lessons to a
class in the school hall at Friends
school. Fourth and West streets. on
Monday and Friday of this week and
on same afternoon of next week nj
4.45 O'Clock. On tine same evenings ut
3 O'Clock he will give delightful
lectures and entertainments as fol-
lows: Two upon "Delsarte Philosophy
of Expression" one IA Critical analy-
sis OF Poe's Raven" and the fourth an
evening with the Poets"
The school has engaged Prof. Wor-
man and guarantees the expense SO as
reduce the cost to Sl.50 Tor the alter
noon class work. and 81 % for the
evening entertainments. Single adj
mission. so conts. .Ghaut1uqua Cir
cles will find both afternoon and
evening work Of great value and are
invited to attend. The class and even.
ing entertainments are open to the
public. ISAAC r. JOHNSON, Prin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

You will find all the leading styles
In suitings, pantaloonings, and over
ooatings at l.. Heiss', merchant tailor,
No. 4 L. Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

y rr"rrPsnhflnadelpnIa lexprsss,, 10, ss,
As0. 30 9 %. 10 05, II 81 a. M, Issc ~
bo!. 10. . So. 8 O6, o., Is and ii. IS 90 y,
Accommodation, Oh ms pm
~ 10. ! %, o. . 20 and 10 30 d. m. M
a Eor Chester texpressl. | 55I al 6 81. 0 GA
~ II q. a. M. o.. $50. I 90. ands il
AcoommodatIon,7 90, sos a M ,a,,
For New York ierpre,s, ml.5a "a.
t2O, I %, 9 so, II 5ia. M 10 II 80, I'd ~
o. 10 50. 8 o. 20 2l, fos and 10 n n. M
For Boston Without o,Ysr a.u IL q a. :, =. in'
West Chester via IsmoiSip. saI
EorNew Castle, sSS P; m. Y Oenight.
and Norfolk, a OF night;
oming, FELTON,. Harrington. Bridge vile.
:. Baltimore and Washington, 4 ~, Z oil,
$40 p. m. s.:d ii 10 hight, Baltimore on.
ly, 90 p. m. and 10 ID ntsht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilming n on tex prossl, 2 30, I 20. 2 10. IL -
q: M, Al, 0e, Q 81, 10. IS, III IL
u 30 p. M. and 10 03night. ,oo.
Accomm odRtlon,s IS, 10 - a. m. IVA
2oS, ~. as, 10 os and II 3s D m.
tor further information, passengers
a s,s,, referred TO tho ticket ONCE at the
Congressional Limited express trains
composed entirely of Pullman Yestlbule
ParloT and Dining Cara
80 Limited express trains composed OF
pullman Nesttbule Parlor Cara Vestlbule
P PASSENGER Coaches and Dining Car. on
oa sener a p Ma5a.sr Gent P "a Wep At
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny lHE
lnterlocklng Switch & Block Sig
nal System.
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Ii II. II. II
OCTOBER l. 1892.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows,
Il sSs SSs 90 s5aPpTEess $50
4 "a. 4, M. =. ~ ~ I 70. ads 60a 10. . II
oe,a ~ % " ~. as and . l2 p. m,
y q y ana a. M /: L 49, 2 %. sI5 as 10 60
For ChesterIexpresshl IS. a 90 80 a.
$50 10 . %. . 81 10 06. II 70. III 81 q, m,
q s oSS = .oe, IL ands l2p: m.
I%5Bssd a Mss +? "a rs ' g
New YORK. i s. s. a. f. 20. 80 ss, 50
p G r. "a a. s g. !. = T. T. ' e rs rs
xof Boston without change. ole a. m,
For West Chester via LamoL,n. 9 50
IorNeTark Centre and Intermediate
'tHsions: 4oa. M, 10 % and Q SO D. m.
N baltimore and intermediate. stationA
an6 y IA m ,ia lily 2fa Sand % D. me
baltimore and Bay Line. % p. m.
baltimore and Washingtor, I "a SIT,
s6s ~ y u and Il 90 a. m, IL %. 81 10
and 1910 night. O'0" W. ~ p M
TrAinafor Delaware DivfsIonl eavetor
icy, Castle. $40. II 2s a. M. Q So s5I
% 800 p. M, and 10 % night.
atington. Deimar ana way stations
Pa D. N. Harrington and way stations
EIpress for Dover Harrington ana
DelmRr. IL Is n. na..t 81 p. IN & 1901 night.
E4Preea for Wyoming a Smyrna So D. m.
cdnagress for Cape Charles, Old Point
~~HnIhttort and Norfolk. II IS a. m. and IL 0i
lea ye Philadelphia. Broad street. FOR
~ wdim h lng q Cypress, 80. IN rs il,
~ I IA =" "a % II Is am. sIs SO. 81
q Ss Z: 8 50 1zs 81 % II H. Ii 50 p. N. ana
Aeeommodation,5l 40. 10 IS. II IS
10 tOand Ilesn w ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

We have show cases from 81 up
Tor sale at Durstelu's, No. East ed
street; also : cigar pompey. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

y Emissions. Quickress, Evil Dreams,
Lack Of Confidence, NerVousnesa, Lassi.
tude, all Drai1E and I.oas of Power OF
the Generativo Organs In either Sex
caused by over eyeSt,on, youthful errors, or ex.
eessiye use of tobacco, opium Oh stlmulantB
which soon lead TO 1nfrm.ty, Ccnsum ption ard
insanity. Tut up convenient TO carry In vest
pocket. Sent by mail in plain packog re to AnyP 4.
dress for y L, or o for SIS. with every Ab or
der we give written guarantee to cure
er refund the money! CIRCULAR FREE
Address EERVEGEED co, ChienEc, III
For sale by N. B. Danforth, I'd and
Market streets, and II. X. Watson, sos
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

The Chicago Club House caramels at
Hollis, 235 Market setrek
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

LNUR SAIE--I have three OF those very
IT desirable dwellings lett on Broome
street, between I'D and 4ih streets. These
houses have ten rooms and bath, front
yards front porches. sanitary plumbing.
heaters gas fixtures, cellars cemented,
Portland Pavement and are paparei
thu onRhout. If you want Il nice home
81 u moderate PRIZE you should sec john
MnIvena, at 0l5 Market street. Office
omen evenings az
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FOR SALE.

TIN0R SAIE-A tract of land situated in
IL White Clny Greek hundred, one mile
from stanton station, on r., W. & Il. Il. r.,
on road leading from Stanton 10 Ogleton,
and h8lf-milc from Harmony station. on
d. Il O. X. r.. OF about 81 acres, The land
IS rolling and well waterei. Terms eusy.
Apply 10 MARY J. M0ldilSON, No. tt3
West Third street Wilmington. Delaware.
ol0 !2m DIV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

II@R SALE-A farm or az acres III
II London Grove Township. 2 miles
south OF Ayoudule. Land in a high state
OF cultivation, well wateTed aud we'll
fenced, Large brick house. 10 rooms.
Double fioored barn. running spring
water at house and barn. Call on or nd
dress Thos. l.. Morrison, Avondale.
Oll-lInw. 3td
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
TELLING,

This greatest known Astrologist and
Planet reader convinces the most skep-
teal. Past. present and future revealed.
Gives Initials OF those you have or Will.
marry causes speedy and happy marriages
removes evil lLtiuences separated
brought together. Gall and be cony InCed,
$40 Market street, room l. Fec SOC aud 81.
oS7-6tt
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M anh00d Restored.

"herve Seeds"
the wonderful rem
edy Is sold with u
written guaranteeto
cure Rllnervous dis.
eases, such as Weak
Memory, Loss of
brain Power,
Headache, Wake.
fuln q as, Lost
EaFs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

WANTED.
NV ANrEp ! aIrls from w!lmlngtol

NTANTED-lO rood wifite girls want
w situations for cooking houses"o o,s.
or chamber work; also middle ageu VI "
orcd women vast places for eookLns "
housework; y men wunt farm WORK, ~ 80
orrd wal ers aud drivers with god refer
once want SITUATIONS. Apply q, ~
minRton Intelligence Once, SUD sh,p pa
Street. o-'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

IINOR RENT-A good farm OF 2l5 aoras
H in Mill Greek Hundred on shares;
To a good man this is rare opportu-
nifty; possession. March aith next Ad-
dress j. l.. Ochcltree, 'tli and Market
st eetA oio-6td-Stw
The morning call., 1892-02-27

IDeIiRqnt.
No Amt. 10 the saIeDay
F.-~rA
COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

NOTE-Assessments or mines not IIsted
Board ial delinquent Ia oihce-
The morning call., 1892-02-27

VEGETABLES-Asp lragHs did better yesterday.
Tomatoes were dull and Cucumbers lower Re-
ceipts were IS boxes Asparagus and II boxes Rhu-
barb Cucumbers quotabe at 81 p dozen; String
rooms. 50c@$l rs u box; Asparagus, l212M15e q 10
Tor common and 20@25c z ID for Chotce Rhu-
barb. S9l212c q 10; Los Angeles Tomatoes, "a
2 box; Los Angeles Green Peppers, -
Peas. s9lOc q ID; Marrowfat Squash, sl5@20 q
ton; Dried Okrl, 17@1Sc; Dry Peppers, S9IOc;
Cabbage. 50c q ctl; Feed Carrots soc; Turuips
60975c; Beets, 81; Parsnips, 81 %; Garlic, 2(93c
PROvIsIoNs-Q and unchanged Eastern
Covered breakfast Bacon 4 quotabie at 1924 q l3c
y 10 California Smoked Bacon 9I5@lOc q h
for heavy and medium, l2@l3c for light and
1314@l31ac for extra light; Bacon Sides. LOG
l014c; EasteTA SVgar-cured Hams for city trade,
l2@I2L2c California Hams salt Toe u 10 refTigera-
torcured, 1lQl 12e y ID; Lard, tierces. Eastern,
ali kinds SS4@g9c; cases lO14@l0$4c; California.
tierces 909I4c; half-bbls. 91A9g912c; tins, lOc;
pals, l0-ib, 10I5c: do. 5-ib. l0I4c; kegs, 9L@l0c
II 10 Mess Beef. 81 5OGS; extra mess do, IS 5Og9;
family do 81 50@l2; clear Pork, $l9 5000;
extra prime. Sl5Gl5 so; extra clear, $4,000 90;
mess, $l7 5O9lS p II: Pig Pork, e keg. 1898 %:
l2c p n
HoPs-Continue dull at 17I@@2Oc p 10 for COM
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers TO
7l2c; medium, &c light, 4Q4 14c; COwhdes Az 4c;
sailed Kip, 354@4c; sailed Calf, Sc; dry Hides,
skins, 3O95Oc each; KIDS 5@lOc DeerSkns, good
summer 81 zee; medium. 3O93z J2c winter 209
25c: SheepsklnS, shearlings, lOG25c; short wool,
4Ug7Oc; medium, 10000; long WOOL 9Oc9$l 40
e 10. Culls OF all kinds about rs less.
TALLOW-NO. l rendered. 41494&4c; No. 2, 312
a ici refined, 5$4g57sc q 10.
NOOL-Ne quote fall w OOlS as follows: San
Joaquin and Southern, St99c; san joaquin and
follows: Choice Northern, l7@20c Southern, seven
months, lZ1a@l5c 4 10.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
The Heating Apparatus Contract Going
To Another Cnmn4nv.

The Heating Apparatus Contract Going
t. Another Company.
Directors Culver, Crooks. Decker, SeWen,
Pennington, Woodward and Hyde we're
present last night at the special meeting Of
the Board Of Education, which was called
TO take action in the matter of defaulted
contract on the new Girls High School
Building.
Tie contract for placing the heating APP
paratus in that building was originally
awarded to the Harvey Heating Company
for $4,000. After some considerable prog
ress with the work the company made an
assignment and all operations SUDDENLY
ceased. The required legal notice was
served on the cOmpany's representatives
that If the work was not completed within
"A given time tile contract would be declared
forfeited. no attention was paid to the no
tice, and last night a resolution was adopted
declaring the contract abandoned.
A resolution was also passed instructing
the Secretary to advertise for bids to com
plete the work. The bids will be received
aud opened on Wednesday. March IS.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
Shipping NOtes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Oregon for Port
land the Humboldt for Hum boldt Bay. the Point
Arena for MeuIociaO, the Signal for Puget Sound
and the Point Iona for Grays Harbor. The Co
lumbIa falls due fcom Portland and the santa Rosa
from san Diego.
The snip Merom, 1883 tons. the bark Mic holas
Thayer, 555 tons, and the bark W. W. Case. $50
tons load cannery supplies for Alaska; the British
bark MstetOe, 7sS tons, spaTs ana ship ttmbeTs st
Hastings Mills for Delaware Broakwater for orders
.he bark Estella 52S tons, Lumber the COium 5ia
River for south China. the bark Aureols. 7s5 tons,
Coal ut Departure Fay for this port; the British
lion ship Arstomeue. 1850 tons, Wheat at Tacoma
for the United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp
The Stockbrldge takes FOR Hull 90, u Cts Wheat,
valued at SIO7,2I7.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
IN THE CLEANING.

Isawyoa 10 the glOa ming.
When, wrapped in sllvery mist the city,
Like q fair bride, stood in fleecy veil
No stars. no liCht-only the cold gray fog
Even The wind had ceased to sob and wall
NOW YOU are real TO me,
while am stu and ever must be
Like the cold mist heecy white
That melts away so soon at the suns kiss
That chost-IIAe glides away at mornings light,
Te57u7ry 1892 GRACE HIBBARp'
The morning call., 1892-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.


Mrs K 4 Johnson, FL Paso
RUSS
G Melvin. s Bernardin c
+ Luth, California
J z Halpin. Pennington
j Fender. California
J c Ward. California
j r Brown, California
i 5 McCleary Nevada
J Peasants, Monterey
A Peasants, Monterey
L b Hester wf.Alameda
q G COker q fam. Auburn
Z r James, Burlington
Mrs G ID May, Denver
Mrs w A May, Denver
; johnson. Alameda
& VI Hammond. ) Cruz
W Whiteside, California
G : Little, Berkeley
7 4 Halpin. Berkeley
J A Hin, Willows
j ID ii Armstrong, SuiSun
J A Cook, ProyiuCetOwn
J. ID Bechtel. Philadelphia
) & WaldrOu. y Bedford
} II EgaH. New Bedford
Mrs Slssou, SiSS1u
W Whites de. CalifOrnia
+ Foster, California
Mrs deMerrltt& I'm, UkiaE
Miss Goodrich, JKiah
J. ID PrcstOu&W. StHcIena
Mrs II oWardGCh. SHelena
y Won Bergen i VS. Jose
81 b. |.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
General Merchandise.

BAGS alcuttas. FOR June delivery, 7AG71ac;
Woo Bags. 36tGSSc.
RICE-New Chinese mixed is Offering at 81 So
No. /. 81 6212; extra, $500 IS; Hawaiian, 81 75i
Japanese. 81 62ia = CT.
Nor oIL-Lower at 47I4G6Oc 2 gallon.
SuGAK-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all $3.50 e 70. Dry Granu.ated
&c + II: COnfectiOne.s' a. 47sc; Extra G. sac;
Golden c. 4isc: d, &c p 10; halI-DblS, 14c more
than bbiS and boxes lac more.
The morning call., 1892-02-27

NEW York. Feb. 26.-Bradstreet's gives clear
Dgs for past week the principal cities OF the
United States as follows New YorS, S625, $4,000,
increase ~. 80; Boston, S75,3740 OO increase l.
Chicago. 1888 95S 600, incr ease 20 D; Philadelphia
$7l 854 900 increase 29.4; st. Louis, SZ1l2l, 900.
Increase, 1881; san Francisco, Sll,57 1900,
decrease 1913; Baltimore Sl6,029,OOO, Increase
2SO; Cincinnati, $l3,OZl,OUO decrease o.;
Plttsburg. ql3l46,OOO, increase Al: Kansas
city, SsO3l,tO0 increase SO; Minneapolis.
81. $50 900, increase sos; New Orleans. So
7b9 900, decrease 80; ST. Louis, S4,534OO0, in
crease 5o7: Denver, E4.l5U. 0OO, decrease 3;
Omaha, S4.3l0.OOO, increase l45; Portland (ure-
gOn), $l54 600. increase l6; salt Lake. $l,4S9,-
900, decrease 10; Tacoma, SIZO,764' decrease
1873; Seattle, $3.50 90 increase o; Los Angeles.
1854. EOS. decrease 237; Galveston, 1881 900,
increase A Total for the leading cities OF the
per cent compared with The Same week last year.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
ALAMEDA COUNTY

August 1 Z. NoaSk same. Grant
lot f. block T, Park Lane Trsct..,.......... III
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
j. p Mccarthy and F. BOegle, and wives, to
g. F. Paget, lot rs, block q, Golden Gate e.c
Tract subdivision, Oakland Township. ....... 6ou
II. 5. Bridge and wife to c. Gustafson. let on
w. line of Minturn ST., 100 n. OF Eagle ave-, -
n. 25xl0S, Alameda. ............,.........,. ~
y. A. Mckee to w. q. McGinty, lots l and 2
aud n. 10 feet of lot 3, block 4, Mckee
Tract, Oakland Township. .................
J. n. Williams and +. BOegle and wife TOD It.
and n j. Bolton, lots 81 and 80, block b,
revised map, CIaremontavenue Tract, OAK ,,o
G. H. Abel and Wife to NJ. f. Peiton' lot on n
line OF Laurel street, $50 w OF Grove w
w. G. Henshaw and vile to " f. mcMsna;
Fruitvale Tract, brooklyn Township. LOO
A. w. May and wife TO c. Bahlmann. lot on
NE line OF Fourteenth street, 1877 W OF
Twenty,third avenue So 30, East ~
x IS and f Czarnecki and wire 70 NJ
Curdy, lot on + line OF Castro street, 400
NV OF ID, NV 6-:6, NE 40, NV 40, NE
1873, Sc 1875, SW lS3 Eden Township,
Hay wards. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
United States OF America to q. Morten 5
hGf OF NV quarter aud half OF \ + quar-
ter OF section ), township S, range 4 +.
Government land patent. .......,.....,,.... ---
NJ. A. and T. 5. Fitch to b. Arias lot Gu W
line Of Bay street / 80 5 OF Santa CARA
avenue, 50x 100. In correction. Alameda 10
i. Arias TO NJ. h. Turner, same. .............. 10
l.. PINK TO J. o. MCKOwn. lots and u, block
81, Murray Township. Ltyermore......... 400
A. NJ. Whe!dOn 10 NJ. +. Redmond lot on w
line Of Adelue street. 100: \ OF First
z2A @o:5' Oaslahd. .,.':..:.'...:..........:. ~
OF ), lot on NV line OF julia street l47
NE Of Monroe. NE $685. NV l74.25 SW
69;S Sc 1927 Brooklyn Township. 10
j. 7. Mccarthy and vile and +. Boegle aud
vile TO +. Menard, lots, block NJ Golden
Tract. subdiyided, Oakland Iownship...... 800
Same to j. g. Y. Petersen, lots and 2 block
q, Golden Gate Tract, reported in Tran
script y o. 439 by mistake as block g. Oak
land Township ................ 10
The morning call., 1892-02-27
Botanical Club.

The annual election of the California
Botanical Club will take .pace next Satur-
day. The regular ticket is as follows
President, Professor Douglas II. Campbell !;
President, Mrs. l.. II. Dennis: Secre-
tary, Frank IL. Vasit; Treasurer, Miss A.
M. Manning; Librarian, Mrs. Bnrtchaell {;
Curator, Miss T.. b. Falkenau Councillors
Mrs; l.. d.. Emerson, G. c. Reidy and Miss
g. II. Hittel.
The morning call., 1892-02-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. %.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat lower.
Other cereals quiet
Lima Beans declined.
New Mixed Rice Offering.
Nut Oil lower.
Potatoes and Onions weak.
Butter and Eggs lower.
Cheese steady.
Poultry in fair demand.
Game largely nominal
Oranges Lemons and Lines plentiful
Dried Fruit In more demand
Hops dull
Provisions unchanged.
Dressed Pork advanced.
The morning call., 1892-02-27

The Health and Police Committee Of the
Board Of Supervisors agreed at a meeting
yesterday to recommend q resolution ex-
tending the two-c0w limit so as to include
the tract in the Richmond district bounded
by Sixteenth avenue, the Preside, thence to
Twenty-f0urth avenue, to Lake aud along
Lake to Twenty-thrd avenue, down TO the
park. The request was maue by the Point
LObos lmprOYement ClHb
The morning call., 1892-02-27

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports II
failures la tn, Pacific Coast states aud Territories
FOR the week eud ng yesterday, as compared with
y for the previous eek aud Is Tor the correspond
lug week or 1871.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades follows: Four saloons. grOccrs,
general stores. hotel, clothing, meas furnish
ing goods photographer l produce. ieweier,
printer aud 1 bu cher
The morning call., 1892-02-27
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENr SALE NOTICE-UNION CON
~ solidated Silver Mining Company Location
Of principal place Of business, San Francisco. Cal
Location OF works Virginia Mining District, Storey
County, New.
Notce-There are DELINQUENT upon the following
described stock. account or assessment mo 45ls
levied the sixth (6th) day OF January, 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1892-02-27

LIVERPOOL. Feb 26-The spot market is lower
at IS. CargOes quiet at 40s for off coast 40s
for just shipped and 4Os for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. March, rs l1Lad; April, rs
mad; Nay, Is I'D; June, Is IOd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb. 26.-ConsoIs, 90 1916; Silver.
IL 7-l6; Rentes, 96f Toe.