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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17
TeleSramy KrsjoEe.
Artykuf O LeOnie XIII.


z New Yorku donosza, re
kardyna} Gibbons napisa3
artyku} o dzia}afhosci i chara-
kterze Papieza Leona Kill DO
francuskiego zbiorowego dzlefa
Sad wsp6iczesnych o Leonie
XIII'', kt6re wkr6tce ukaze
sic ma p6}kach ksiegarskich.
Kandydatka ma urzad prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Przedwczoraj popo}udniu o
godz. 4 min. Is przyby1 do
New Yorku parowlec Etrurla
linii Cunard z Liverpoolu i
stana} u kwarantany, a wczoraj
rano przyb} do przystani.
Okretem tym przyby3 Robert
Lincoln, pose} amerykahski W
Anglii, / pani Victoria Wood
hull Martin, kandydatka ma
urzad prezydenta St. zjedn.
ma tykiecie domagajacych sic
g}osowania kobiet. Zapewne
przypomna sobie czytelnicy, IL
przed kilku miesiacami PAM
Victoria Clafin Woodruff
Martin wystapi}a jako handy
datka opowiada}a, IL mia4a
widzenie, re ma pewno zostanle
prezydentka Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych.
w towarzystwie jej jest
takze jej ma1zonek John Bid
dulph Martin, londyhski ban
kier i komisarz wystawowy z
Wielkiej Brytanii. Przybeda
ori obydwoje do Chicago ma
obchody kolumbijskie, gdzie
pan Martin wystapi W imieniu
komisarzy Wielkiej Brytanii,
a nastepnie powr6ca do New
Yorku, gdzie znowu PAM
Martin przygotuje sic do NOW
przedwyborczych, jake zamie
RIA wypowiedziet W Bostonie,
New Yorku, Philadelphia,
Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, Gle.
velandzie, Chicago i innych
miastach.
Wiesci pOlityczne.
Blaine W przysz}ym tygodniu
zamieszka z familia napowr6t
W domu swoim we Washingto-
ME i spedzi tam juz ca1s zine.
w Burlington, Ia, odby1o
sic ogromne zgromadAenie de.
mokratow, ma kt6rem przewo-
dniczy} burmistrz John D. Ha'
milton, g}6wna move powie.
dzia} Senator Roger R. Mills.
w Philadelphii przedwczo-
raj urzadzili demokraci zgro-
madzenie najwieksze moze W
tegorocznej kampanii. Ma tenn
zgromadzeniu g}6wna move
mia} Wayne Nc Veagh, kt6ry
by} prokuratorem "a czas6w
Garielda { a zatem republika.
ninem jak najwierniejszym), a
teraz przeszed} ma strone de
mokrat6w powodu, re admi-
nistracya republikan6w wstret
iego obudzi}a. Nc Veagh W
znakomitej movie wyt}6ma-
czy}, dlaczego opuscl partya
republika6ska dlaczego de-
mokracya zamierza popierac.
Minister rolnictwa Rusk
wyjecha} do Wisconsin, a2eby
W owym Stanie, a moze W
Chicago wystapit z mowami
politycznemi.
Adlai E. Stevenson przema.
wia} W obec licznego zgroma
dzenia W Cairo, III.
g" Dla.4o TIL ,,r1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17

Ze zbioru ,,Jambow" ,,Py}kow3
B. ZaIeskiego.
Mysli wzniOsfe.
Mniej zrodzi wzniostych mysli d}uga
noe niespana,
Niz jedna kr6tka chwila po modli-
twie rama. -.
Nasza nadzieja.
Gdy nam juz wszystkie ziemskie "a
mierzchna nadzieje,
Wtedy niebiahska Polska W teczy "a
jasnieje..
Zywe gfoski.
Przeznaczenie narodom pisze palec
Boski,
Wielcy mezowie pisma tego zywe
gloski.
Do MOskwy.
o ty, krwiozercza czerni! Moskale
lubiezni!
Car zbestwii was, bo paste miesem
polskiej rzezni. -.
Ty carze, hosudarze. -. przepa inij
j szczeznijl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17

Me wart bye obywatelem Sta
now Zjednoczonych, kto W wybo-
rach ME bierze udziafu. Azeby
m0dz gfosowac, trzeba sic rege.
strowac jutrO, we Wtorek, lSgo
b. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17

potem dzieci re szkH publ
cznych. Najwazniejsza czescia
obchodu bedzie przedstawienie
przybycia trzech karawel Ko-
lumba jego wyladowanie.
We wielu miastach Stan6w
Zjednoczonych (takze po czesci
W Chicago) katolicy wczoraj
uroczystemi naboze6stwami
swiecili pamiatke odkrycia
Ameryki. W Desmoines, La.
we wszystkich koscio}ach ka-
tolickich odby}y sic takie ma
boze6stwa, po kt6rych urza-
dzono wspania}y poch6d po
miescie. Ludnosc z entuzyaz.
mem przypatrywa1a sic pocho-
dowi.
w Baltimore W. katedrze
kardyna} Gibbons celebrowa1
naboze6stwo. Kosci6 by} "a.
pe}niony ludzmi. By} we
wnatrz wspanialeprzystrojony.
Ku ko1cowi naboze1stwa Choir
odspiewa}: nBoze wsp!eraj A
meryke!'
w Newarku dnia 81 so b.
m. W pochodzie po mitscie
wezmie udzia} SO towarzystw
koscielnych liczacych 10000
cz1onk6w, i one same mice
beda 40 kapel muzycznych.
Wczorajszy dzieh we wielu
miastach nazywano Niedziela
kolumbijska lub Sabatem ko,
lumbiiskim i odpowiednio go
swiecono.
Do Chicago ze wszech stron
wybieraja sic juz goscie. Le'
gislatura Stanu New York ME
beazie reprezentowana: kazdy
iej cz1onek otrzyma} zawiado-
mienie obchodzie, ale laden
ME otrzyma} zaproszenia; gu,
bernator Flower jednakze re
sztabem doChicago przybedzie.
Wielki strajk telegrafstow.
z Galveston, Texas, mad
chodzi wiadomose o wielkim
strajku telegrafst6w i agen.
tow stacyjnych systemu kole'
jowego Golf, Colorado mad
Santa Fe. Wieczorem wczoraj
o godz. Z wszyscy ci urzednicy
ma calej linii cd Burcell, [. I,
az do Galveston cd Temple
do San Angelo, cd Cleburne
do Paris Weatherford wyszli
Z bi6r. Powodem strajku by.
10, re kompanie ME chcia1y sic
zgodziG ma to, by najwyzsza
plaza miesieczna bylo $50 "a.
miast $50 i ably II godzin pra-
cy tylko by}o.
Strajkerzy spodziewaja sic
zwyciezyc i przez czas trwania
strajku cd zwiazku swego be-
da pobierae po}owe swej pen.
syi.
EksplOzya.
Kolo zr6d}a nafty ma farmie
Hyott kolo Camden, Ind, wy
darzy}o sic przedwczoraj ME-
szczescie. Zalozono nowy prze.
w6d wlasnie W chwili, kiedy
nafta zacze1a wplywac do re.
zerwoaru, wydarzy}a sic ME.
wiadomego povodu eksplozya.
Ma platformie sta}o kilkana-
scie os6b, kt6re ma wszystkie
strony popada3y i piet z mich
mocpo sic popiek}o lub polka
leczy}o.
Straszna katastrofa.
w Nures County, Tex, tra-
ba wodna zrzadzi}a ogromne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17

trzny W poblizu Black Point,
CALI strzaska} jedno re skrzy-
del m}yna. Meteor przelatu-
jac wyglada} co do wielkosci
jak ksiezyc W pe}ni, miaf sre-
brzysta barwe tylko we srod,
ku by} ciemnoczerwony. Ra-
no znaleziono kawa}ki meteo-
ru wielkosci iaja gesiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17

PoIacy! Okazcie ze dobrymf je-
stescie obywatelami. Regestruj-
Gle sic wszyscyjutrO, we Wtorek,
1Sgo b. M, miedzy Sma gOdz. ra-
no a 9 WiecZOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17
Kara dla gWardyi angielskiej.

LoNDYN, 16 pazdzlernika. =
Kara dla buntujscego sic pier.
wszego pu}ku lejb-gwardyi,
kwaterujacego dotsd W Wind.
sorze, zosta1a postanowiona.
Otto caly pulk bedzie przepro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17
Czwartek.-Parada Cywilna -Bal-Bankiet.

nastep weka prd Sowarzyszeh cywinych k
rel znade sic szeregu $4,000 d en JOS Stockton naczen zabu
bedze pochodem ksdacyn sic rzech wiekchdywzy Pier
aoszq eka dywzye sauowa poy kona pie stra Souzy
narodowa Miles szab ccagoscy huzarz
yor urzedny mecy powozach uenatOrOwe ch sztaby
szky ndy Carlisle Pa Dugq wieka dywzye sad
iaca sic podywy Towaystwa ywne Perws ida ME
zen Forestzy d W3 s6sa poddywizye stanowa Tow bne
pomocy Coon O wv Ndowy Poski Tzeeq wieka dywzye two
oranzacye katock podelone 10 poddywzy @ ozbie
denasta poddyye anowa Towazywa Poke 5000 udz Parada
uwozy sic Congress nnych penych Michigan amtad
podze przez Adams H. do Wabash do Lake u do State
ez Adams do ybuny kt6re znadowa6 bed
zydent przed pocztowym d Franklin, Jackson State
zczg gdze formowa6 maja jak bd maszerowa poe
Towarzystw czynicy znada nnem mescu
pulk Henry L. Turner uedza weke pye
Gle marynak gwardy narodowych it'd Ia
bawa odbeze sic zbown 1go pu}ku py Michigan 6e u
Tegoz Kub Fellowship" d bankiet restaurac Kney
da dystyngowanych gosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17
Piatek.-Parada.- Wystawy

dn nap poh6d go zaproszonych wswe pzegad wok Uo
c teg dn wschode ssohca sawami armane
mi zaposzonych uformuje poblizu Auditorium Mi
cgan Jackson Pakowi nepujacym mnej
rzadku kom ceremon wyawy obchodu dktor eneany wys
wy prezyent San6 Zdnoonyh prezydnt wywy kom ohcho
dowe pzydenc minisowie dypomac zagun Wahgtonu,
sad nawz prezes konges pedent Hayes prezydent Ceve
land kong marynka gubernao
rowie m6wcy kapean ywo konuowie obcyh dow
omze wystaw wystaw koec yrekorowe nni uzedy
wystawy mea Chicago Poch6d ekortowany kawalerye
ayerye ud prezydn pybycu do Washington Par
ku bedze swdem pdy wskowe Tu obec pydenta wlasiwe
jego zasepcy nap kr6tk przegd w k6e suzye "a
korte pochodu Pezydn pyc do Washington Parku
stawe bedzie wtany salwami arnatnemi.
P-Waiwa nauguracya wystawy nastap godz IL 30 Od
bedzie Gmu pzemysu gdze pygotowano mca sedzace
10000 os0b nado jest me da $4,000 udz stojsy
Wstep tyko zaproszenem $4,000 me h poad
cych specyne pozen Ma paome miee $500 os6b Pro-
gram inauguracyi jest mas epujscy:
,ar Kolumbijski komponowany przez prof ]. K Paine
g. Moditwa przez bsk Ch A. Fowlera
g. Wstepna dyrektora jeneralnego
Powtanie przybyych przez mayora Washburnea.
wykonanie Oy nauguracyjne" napsane Monroe
muzyka spew.
Prezenacya artyst6w rozdane Inn medal pamiatkowych
T. Ch6r nNiebiosa m6wia" Haydna
pezydentki oddzias kobiecego pan Potter Palmer
81 10. Oddane budynk6w
IL przez prezydeuta zedoezonyh
IL ,Mesyasz" Henda
1S Nova inauguracyjna przez H. Waersona Kentucky.
IA HYmny narodowe, ch6r orkiesha.
15 Kolumbjska przez Chauncey NJ Depew IN Yorku
16. ModHwa wypowedzana przez krd Gbbonsa Baltimore.
IT, Ch6r ,Bogu Chwala" Beehovena.
49, Bsogoaawiehstwo.
49, Salwy srmatnie.
Pek-weozOrem odbsda sic wspaniaae werki Washington
Lincoln Garfield Parku
anego uroczystosci nasp nauguracya wu budynk6w
nowyoh odbads wojskowe Wa
shington Parku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-17
PYhKI.

Ze zbioru ,,Jambow" nPy}kowa
B. Zaleskiego.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
ALCATRAz INVADED.

a Soldier Attempts to Aid the Escape OF
Two Prisoners.
Late on Tuesday night man and woman
engaged a Whitehall boat at the foot of
Clay street for the purpose, as they said, of
picking up some friends at Harbor View
and taking row on the bay. Instead Of
doing so, however, they headed for Alca-
traz and neither they nor the boat have
been seen since by the boat-owner, for the
man is now prisoner Of the military au-
thorities, and the woman, boat and bum
die which they carried with them, contain
ing two suits of civilian cIot es, are de-
tanned as evidence.
There are strong suspicious that the pair
We're engaged In trying to effect the escape
OF two prisoners. The man, however, claims
that be was driven on the island by the cur
rents and that he was bound for Sausalito
1his might have passed as an excuse bat
Tor the FACT that he was member OF Bat
terry Il stationed at the Preside and can
give no good reason for his possession of the
civilian wardrobe. His companion is a
rather handsome woman, about 80 years
old. She refuses to give her name, but
states that she resides in the neighborhood
OF Fourth and Mission streets
The morning call., 1892-04-07
LOWS QUO WARRANTO SUIT.
1t Has Not Been Begun Because the At
tOrney-Genersl Is Away.

1t Has Not Been Begun Because the At
tOrney- General Is Away.
Justice Of thu Peace Low did not institute
yesterday his quo warraDto suit against
James A. Campbell, not having obtained
the consent to do so of the Attorney Gen
eral, who is at Sacramento. Mr.. Hart will
leave for Washington on Saturday and Mr..
Low may have to apply to the Governor for
the desired permission. Regarding the
threatened custer Mr.. Campbell said; "My
worthy friend Low is wrong If he says
ever voted in Berkeley or that l did not live
at 636 Clay street year previous TO my ap-
pointment as Justice. ] never have voted
In Berkeley and l can prove that lived at
CSC Clay street, room 2. 1t was my office
and when my wife was in the East for two
years l used to sleep down in the Office on a
bed lounge. Even if Low should GUST me
it would not help him in his fight to retain
the Office of Presiding Justice, as my vote as
de facto Justice would still be valid"
In the meantime all is apparently serene
on the surface in the justices Courts and
the legend. Charles a. Low. Presiding
Justice" is still shown on the door Of Mr.
Lows chambers.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

pals, l0ip, l01sc; do. SIN. l0kc; kegs, 914@10e
2 n; Mess Beef 81 5n@S; extra mess do. 50 5099:
family do. 81 50@12: clear Pork. 81 5000;
extra prime sl5@l5 SO: extra clear. S20920 SO;
mess. ST. 5O9lS q 10: Pig Pork, "a key, $3e13 %;
Pigs, Feet. Sl2@i2 rs 2 bbi: Smoked Beef. 1I1a@
l2c r H.
@25c' q 10.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers. 7971ac
z 10; medium. dc: light 4Gl414c; Cowhides, 49i14c;
saited Kip. 3s4G4c: sailed Calf, &c; dry Hides.
usual selection, lOe: dry Kips. &c; prime Goat.
SKINS S0@50c each; Kids. 5@l0e; Deerskins, good
25e; Sbeepskins. shearIings, l0625c; short wooi.
Gl1oe; medium. 100000; long wool e0c@$l 40
q 10. Culls OF all kinds about 10 less
TALLow-No; l rendered, 4a4hac; No. 2, BAG
31ac; refined. 5S4@57sc = 10.
WOOL-Nomnai. No quotations established yet
The morning call., 1892-04-07
NEWLAND'S BIG DITCH.
Suit for Damages for stopping Him In
His Work.

a suit foF damages for stopping him III
His Work.
Judgment for $4,000 damages Is sought
by r. e. Newland in an action against Con-
slant Bund. ia which it appears that there
is Union Water Lumber-mill and Mining
Company, whose purpose, among others, is
to supply water to the inhabitants of Gala
veras for mining, milling, agricultural and
domestic uses. and that thus it seems pub
lie use.
On October 20, 1890. Newland contracted
with it to construct ditch of about IL miles
in length, from San Joaquin Gulch to San
Domingo Creek, for the agreed price of
$3.50 lie has begun work and Is about to
extend the canal through the defendants
land, but the latter on December l, 1891,
compelled tho work to be discontinued and
forelbiy drove off the operatives, and all
work has necessarily been stopped.
Time is the essence of Newland's con-
tract. and it is imperative to pursue the
work while the ground is softened by rain
so that the ditch may be completed before
the rainy season is over, because labor is
much cheaper during such time for such
work than during any other season OF the
year.
This forced cessation of work by Bund
was with full previous knowledge that the
field work had been done and his acquies-
cence in and TO the vested right of the cor
poratlon TO said water-dltch.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
Shining Notes,

The Columbia sails to-day for Portland. The
State or California falls due from Portland IN }
Point Arena from Menrocino, the Corona from
San Diego and the Gypsy from the Salina River.
The Geo. W. Elder falls due from Panama Tues
day.
The ship Reuce, 1928 tons. goes in ballast TO
Manila TO load sugar for New York.
The Br. iron bark Thetis, 1925 tons loads red
wood lumber for Cork, private
The Fort George takes for Gloucester l2.45l
ctls Wheat and 40. $40 ctls. Barley. valued al $72-
The morning call., 1892-04-07
WAS NOT THE NAN.
Thomas Jones Had No Connection With
Handley's Bond.

dandleys Bond.
Thomas Jones was taken into custody
yesterday morning and brought before
Judge Slack in connection with the inyesti-
CATION as 10 Martin Ii. Handley's bogus
bondsmen.
Handley was arrested two weeks ago for
arson, and last week two persons appeared
before Judge Slack and presented 4 bond
for 5000 for his release They represented
themselves as John I. Boardman and T. d.
Darby. When il was learned that the sig
natures were forged, Daniel Jones, a
brother Of Tom was arrested, and identi-
fed by Judge Slack as the man who had
impeTs0uated BOaTdman. The Judge could
not identify Tom as the man who repre-
sented himself as Darby, so he was re-
leased
The Jones brothers became notorious at
the last session of the Legislature by virtue
of their connection with the Drummer
scandal
The morning call., 1892-04-07
A schooIhouse Burglar.

About 5:45 o'clock yesterday morning
Emile Dlpple was arrested on LarkIn street
by Officers Riley and Gould. Dipple had In
his possession a suspicious looking bundle.
The officers pounced upon him and found the
bundle to consist of schoolbooks, dresses.
drawing instruments. candles, lead pipe, a
screw-driver and an eraser. The prisoner
could tell no plausible tale as to how he
came In possession OF the goods, and was
The morning call., 1892-04-07
Accused OF Crime.

The following informations were fled in
Judge Troutts court by the District Attor-
ney yesterday:
Pedro Gonzales. robbery; Albert Plohen,
Joseph Finn, August Hoperstadt, James
Breslin. Edward Smith, George Lang and
John Euright, burglary; w. B. Holloway,
grand larceny; John Meehan and Thomas
O'keefe assault with intent to commit rob-
berry, two charges each; J. N. Dufau, man
slaughter; George d. Maybe, receiving
stolen goods; GusdalCupe Pima. mayhem
John l.. kearney, assault with deadly
weapon; Antonio Lala, assault with intent
To commit murder.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

Father John Rogers of Tomales has petit
toned for the probate of the will of Michael
Toomey, who left an estate of unknown
value. The will directed that S25 be paid
for high mass on the day of his funeral;
$50 to Father Rogers of the HOLY Cross
Church. for masses after burial; $3.50 for
his burial; $50 each to George Mcdonald
and David Britt, and all else to the children
Of his brothers, share and share alike.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The stock market to-day
was active, and in the Coal stocks material adj
vances were scored. There was not great deal
done In the general list however. excepting
Union Pacific and st. Paul. RamoTs of a change OF
management in the former Induced good buying
and 81. Paul heavily bought for foreign &C
count. LackawaGna Is up 4L4. Delaware ana
Hudson 3i2. Union Pacific 25s. ST. Paul ia ,
Atehison and Reading l$s and Rock Island "a.
Petroleum. May. closed at 5612c. Governments
steady.
NEW YORK, April 5.-United States Bonds. as
11612; do. rs 700; NOrthern Pacific. 221s Cana
dian Pacific. 1914 Central Pacific $685. Union Pa
cine. 1858: AtchlsOn and Santa re. 1919: Wells
Fargo, l4S; Western Union. SO; Silver. $3.50;
Sterling, 81 S71a6s4 Sy.
Wheat : April. sil4c. Flour. steady. Coffee,
27c. Hides. 15c Copper - Lake. sl2 % Tn
Spot $50 20. Lead-Domestie, 81 IS. ron-$l6.
Petroleum, April, 57Ac
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
For carload lots for choice new California Lima
Beans 81 90 seems to be the inside price. though
some sales are al 81 57IR
Hops are quieter. but with very firm undertone.
Values are unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar-Raw is quiet and unchanged; refined.
same.
Coneee-More active and declined 2O925 points:
sales $4,000 bags April, Sl2 10; May $l2 40;
jane, $l2
The morning call., 1892-04-07
Barnett Acquitted.

John j. Barnett. who was tried in Judge
Troutt's court for the killing of Margaret
Castrine. was acquitted Of the crime. He
made the defense OF temporary insanity.
The victim of Barnetts spell" was
Familiarity known among her class as
'Mignon." She was at the time her slayer's
mistress. They had been drinking heavily
on the night Of the killing. and she begged
him to kill her. He did it and then tried to
end his nun LIE
The morning call., 1892-04-07
The Pacific Union Club,

At the annual nesting Of the Pacific
Union Club, held last Tuesday, the follow
ing-named nominees of the regular faction
were elected directors: W E. Holloway,
j. I. Benyanrd, II. ii. Veuve, Samuel Hub
bard, c. Q. Richards, c. T. EelIs. A. l..
Tubbs, j. J.. Rathbone. William T. RusseII.
james B. Crockett, John Scott Wilson, Hor-
ace G. Platt The directors Will name the
nrnsidnnf
The morning call., 1892-04-07
$3.50 Round Trip Tickets $3.50
ASSESSMENT NOTICES


NurIUE OF ASSESSMEN T-ANDES SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
o! business, San Francisco Cal. location OF wor Ks
Storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby giveh that at a meeting OF the
board OF Directors. held on the Sth day of March
was levied upon the capital stock OF TIA
corporation, payable Immediately in United Statas
goid com 10 the Secretary, at the Office the com.
2any. room 2 Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery St
San Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
De delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before will 10
SOLD on FRIDAY, the 2eth day OF April. 1892,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF SALE By order
OF the Board OF Directors.
JoHNw. TwIG6S Secretary
Onice-Room 2. Nevada BLOCK. SOC Montgomery
St Ran Francisco Cal. uro "a
NOTICE OF AssEsSMENT-BESr BELCBrK
IN Mining Company. Location OF principal Mace
OF business. San Francisco. Cal; location OF worSs
Virginia City. storey County. New.
Notice Is hereby given, that st meeting of the
Eoard OF Directors, held on ths third (Sdl day Of
(2ol cents per share was levied upon the csnItsJ
stock OF the corporation, payable imme dIat.iv 4,
enlted States gold coin, to the Secrstsry ar ths
omc9 oil the company. room SO, Nevada Bioek No
SoS montgomery street, San Francisco Cal
Any stock upon which this assessp,snr sA.u -.
main unpaid on THURSDAY, tina saventh ,-,hS
gay OF April, 1892, viii DO Delinquent ana adysr.
tised Tor sale at public auction ard nn,aes S,rwsn,
is made before Will he sold on FRIDAY ths 5atn isv
OF Aprli, 1852, TO pay the Delinquent assessment
togetner with the costs of advrtsing and ernansss
OF sale. BY ordcr OF the Board OF Directors
om,a ~. a., l.. OSBORN Secretary
.o Omce-hoom So. Nevada Block, Nc sos Mont
kometV street. SaH Fran" iSca. cal 1nr = 70
The morning call., 1892-04-07
A PRESCRIPTION.

NY pallid friend, is your pulse beating low
Does the red wine of life TOO sluggishy flow
Set IL spinning through every ringing vein
by outdoor work till you feel once again
Ike giving CHEEKY schoolboy shout;
Get Quit
Are yos morbid. and, like the owl in the tree,
DO you gloomily boot at what you can't see
Perhaps. now. instead of being so wise.
You are only looking through 1auudiced eyes;
Perhaps you srs bilious, OF getting too stout:
Get QUIT
Out in the air. where fresh breezes blow
Away all the cobwebs that sometimes grow
In the brains OF those who turn from the light
Too ali gloomy thoughts inst 'ad of the bright,
Contend with such foes and put them 10 rout;
Get outi
Medical and Surgical Reporter.
The morning call., 1892-04-07
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
THURSDAY, April T. 1892. at j O'Clock A. NJ. at
1857 MARKET STREET. between 9th and 9TH, the
Elegant Parlor. Bed and Dining Room Furniture
Rich Parlor Upholstery. Upright Folding BEDS,
Body Brussels Carpets, etc. the former contents or
twenty-six rooms of the Woodbus Hotel, removed
for convenience OF sale.
j SIMMONS AUctiOneer.
The morning call., 1892-04-07

NOTICE OF AsSESSMENT-CROwN POINT
~ Colo and Silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal pace OF business, San Francisco. Call
fornia; location of WORKS. Gold Hill, Storey County
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 10th day of March,
1892. an assessment. No. 81 OF fifty (5O) cents
per share was levied upon the csrital stock of
the corporation. payable Immediately In United
states gold coin to the SECRETARY. at the Office of
the Company, room 3, SSl Pine street. stock Ex-
change Building San francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 18th day of April 1902 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale At public
auction: and unless payment 10 made before will
be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF Nav
1892, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expense OF sala
BY order OF the Bosrd OF Directors
JAMES NEWLANDS, Secretary
Ofhce-Room 8, 33l Pine street. Stock Exehangs
BUILDING San Francisco. Cal mrlV I'd
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April G.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat unchanged.
Barley still higher.
Oats steady.
Corn hrm.
Rye slow.
Bran higher.
Choice Hay doing better.
New Potatoes lower.
Onions dull.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Choice Eggs scarce
Poultry In slim receipt.
Game ditto
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
Asparagus weaker
Silver declined.