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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06

There Is but one local sporting event
down on the slate for this week and that
Is the meeting at the Gladstone Club on
Thursday night between Jack Magee of
East Boston and Fred Woods of Philadel-
phia at 150 pounds. There will be good
ly number Of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia sports on hand to see the
men perform, and IL Is expected that they
will give an exhibition well worth seeing.
Magee Is the cleverer of the two and as
game as n pebble. Woods is gutton for
well, so that the meeting between them
ought TO be interesting. Montreal" aud
Andy Brown will spar ten rounds on the
same night, and the winner will be
matched by the Metropole Club against
Jerry Sullivan at 100 pounds.
Bobby Burns Is negotiating with Man
ager Smith of the Metropole Club with n
view 70 hiring the gymnasium for an ath-
letic entertainment. IL they come TO
terms Bobby hopes TO arrange a good
show with John l.. Sullivan. Jack Ash
ton, Brookly Jimmy Carroll, Jack McAu-
llhe and other boxing stars on the pro-
gram. Il. w. A.
Relay Race Prom New York To Boston.
The Chicago-New York relay race has
started fever tor that sort o. racing IL
is now proposed 20 run a relay race from
New York u Boston, n distance of yli[
miles in nineteen hours The date for the
rare hn~ ts-en sec foe June 15 and the
route Will be as follows: New YORK.
Nest Chester. New Rochelle. stamford
N rwnlk, bridgeport. Milford. Nav
Haven, North Hnv n. Meriden, Perrin. Co
hartford. i3j mile. From Hartford,
East Hartford Warehouse Point, Enfield,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
TeIegraphins w,,hou, Wires.

A few OF the possibilities OF electricity
have lately been pointed out by scien-
tific man. In his opinion the difficulty of
telegraphing without wires TO any dis
tance will be overcome; he further be-
lieves that phosphorescent light could
be produced such as nature displays In
the glow-worm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
burglars stole -Four Gold wstchss

WEYMOUTH, Mass, June 6.-Burglsrs
entered the residence OF A. j. Richards
on Commercial street, and stole some sill
yer ware and four gold watches. Martin
Goodman, who lives opposite Richards,
heard the burglars trying TO enter his
house and frightened them awsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
Dyvea duly Howvvid.

Chappie-Dickey made dweadful WOW
at the club yesterday. He even twied to
get up fight.
Cholly-What did they do?
Chappie-The president telegwaphed
home for his governess and had her we
move him.-Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06

League: At Boston-Bostons, 8; Pitts
burgs, 2. At Washington-Cincinnatis,
2; Washingtons, s. At New York-New
Yorks, 8; Louisvilles, 2. At Baltimore,
Chicagos, z; Baitimores, 8. At Philadel-
phia-P -Philadelphias, a; st. Louis, 3. At
Brooklyn-Brooklyns, 8; Clevelands, 4.
New England: At Lowell-Lowells, g.;
Brocktons, 3. At Observation-Disclosures
cts, a; Woonsockets, 2. At lewiston
Lewistons, 8; Manchesters, 8. At Port
land-salems, II; Portlands. 4.
College: At Amherst = Harvards, 81;
Amhersts, 2. At Middletown, Ct.-Yales,
8; Wesleyans. 2. At Hanover, N. H.
Dartmouths, A; Williams, o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
An Unsatisfsctery Legacy.

Rich Aunt-My dear nephew, I have
left you In my will what love most.
Nephew-My dear aunt, my heart does
not cling onto earthly goods.
Aunt-I know II, so I have left you my
faithful poodle.-Tsxas eiftipgs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
Fall River Cyclers at Builock's Point.

The Globe Cycle Club of Fall River to
the number of about fifty made a run to
Bullock's Point yesterday in charge Of
Capt. Henry Crosby, First Lieut.. Jason
4. Read, Second Lieut.. John M. Dreg
club
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
Out For a Sunday Spin.

Yesterday was great day for the rider
of the silent steed. 1t was not too hot
and not too cold, but just right for riding
and there were hundreds who took ad-
vantage of the opportunity for a quite
spin. On Broad street to Pawtuxet and
even beyond, there was steady stream
of cyclers all day long, while the Silver
Hook road. the drives in Roger Williams
Park and all the country roads were alive
with riders. 1t isn't every week that
they get such an ideal Sunday for riding
as was yesterday, and those who owned
machines were not slow TO take advant-
age Of il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06
A Run to the Point.

The Narragansett Bicycle Club of
Providence made run to Bullocks
Point yesterday and then went to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06

We offer you in Mems Suits and Overcoats, and
Ladies' Refers, Capes and Newmarkets that in
March, April and May were $IS $40, $22, $25 and
are worth it to-day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-06

The last two weeks Of May, New 70.
right and left on all Summer Goods on the
chases in Ladies' Cloaks and Suits, in Miss
Suits, Overcoats Pantaloons, Fancy Vests
The morning call., 1892-12-29

lie p II: Apricots. ll@14c 2 10 for Royals and
l6@l6c z II for Moorparks: evaporated Apples. in
for 1 euarteGsa ana 4si1se ; for sliced; Fears,
bleached. 5@6c for sliced 3@sc for quartsred and
for sliced and 2a21sc for quartered; Figs, sc for
pressed and SGsc = u FOR Impressed
Loose Muscatels, sl9l 20 in boxes, aud 2S4931sc
p 10 I'm sacks
NUTs~Pins Nuts. s@lOc p n; Chestnuts, ls@I4e
p n; walnuts case y n for hardsheIl. 9091ac for
sSitsheiI and ll@1 Z for ell s1c sS1
Peanuts S1z@4e for domestic; Hickory Nuts, 20
Sc; Pecans. s9I0c 2 IL for small and l4@l6c for
nuts, i sss5 SO p 100. 'N~,' -'
YEGErABLES-Ih market is dun u ana nd almost % an an
kinds lower. Mushrooms, 11aGl0c y u Tor
large and 1o@l5c for Buttons Tomatoes from Los
Angeles, Sl@i 70 box; tne9mesrs rs c. 6 Do. 9o1
lOc 2 10 String Beans. 10@l5c q 10: Asparagus,
3S@lSc p n Dry Peppers, egfs & ID; Ton Dr,sa CsSl
bage. 75c . ctl; Feed Carrots. 40@4b Tarnips'
75e: Beets, 76c; Parsnips 81 20: Garlic. l12c 2 10
PRoVISIoNS-Eas Bacon quotable at l2lr l5c
2 10; California Smoked Bacon. 129 l3c = 10 for
heavy and medium. l39l4c for light and IA g &c Tor
extra light; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, LAG l5c;
California Hams, l3@l4c; Lard. uerces Eastern,
all kinds s1a@ll3e; pals 12S1se CaliSrnla DO ia
do. 6-Ib. I214@l3I4e; Mess Beef, 81 5o@s; extra
mes: IS 5000 family do ,b sioo Clear eS ss
@2O SO: mess. sl79ls 2 obi Smoked Beef, l0129
HoPs-Nominal at l59Isc q ID.
HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy salted steers 7$lc;
medium. 64613c p 10; light 4 H2c y ID; Cow
hides, 4G412c p ID saited Kip. &c y 10: salted
Calf. &c dry Hides. usual selection. sc; dry Kips
&C. dry Calf, &c: prime Goatskins. 30950c each;
Kids. b@l0c; Deerskins. good summer. 371Rci me-
dium, 5O632i@e; winter 2OtG25c: SheepskinS.
shesrlings, lO@25c: short wool. 4OG70c; medium,
100000; long wool, 90c@Sl 40 each. Culls OF all
kinds about u, less.
TALLow-No. l rendered, 412@47sc; Refined.
61ac: Grease. 31l@14c 2 10.
WOOL-fall clips are quoted as follows: Hum
boldt Mendecino. l4Dl5c r 70: Northern free III
ol2e; do. defective 9GlOc: free Mountain, 9Gl lc;
San Joaquin and Southern defective, 7tGSc. Spring
Wool is quoted as follows: Eastern oregon, 13g
l7e; Valley oregon, lS921e y 10.
The morning call., 1892-12-29

Yesterday was, as were previous days, a
busy day at the Christmas-box Bureau. The
volunteers were engaged all day making up
and delivering packages to those who
called for them. Where 1t was possible,
packages were delivered by THE CALL's
wagon. and over seventy were given out
between the hours OF O'clock in the morn.
ing and in the afternoon.
The majority OF the recipients were very
grateful for the temporary aid extended,
and went away all smiles.
There was a rush at the clothing depot
all day. where men, women and children
were given such clothing as they needed.
The little ones were given such toys as
were sent in, and with almost every bundle
there was a picture book for the little tots
One little girl who was given a white
haired doll with a nose slightly abraded
was as happy as child could be, and
hugged it as fondly as if it had cost S25.
One woman, who has family of six, was
given a good, warm suit for herself and q
lot OF clothing TO make over for her chill
dren.
The miscellaneous lot of castoff shoes
that were sent in decreased very much in
siZe. In one case a litte girl who accom-
panied her mother TO headquarters had on
pair of shoes through which her toes pro-
truded, while the shoes were so worn away
that the soles of the feet rested on the
ground She was given pair Of very SER
vtceable shoes.
A dozen new pairs sent In by one con-
tributor were also distributed, and those
who received them were considered very
fortunate.
Yesterday there was delivered at the
depot on Mission street a portion of the
coal that was contributed. This was through
the kindness OF William Kerr OF Battery
and Vallejo streets, who placed at the dis
posal oil the manager men and teams. The
men sacked the coal and took Ii to the depot
from which point it will be distributed TO
those holding cards. As there is not enough
to go around IL will be distributed 10 those
who need it most and who are unable TO
secure any or who have not children who
might pick up scrapwoOd on the streets.
An effort Will be made to close up the bu-
reau on Saturday. by which time 400
odd families will have received presents
and If the possessions hold out additional
families will be given something.
Robbie Desty, who drew from mis- little
bank 81, which he had saved for Christ
mas, and donated il 10 the fund for the
poor, has reason TO feel offended at the
way In which his gift was acknowledged In
print. Either through the carelessness OF
the writer or some mistake in the compost
tion-room his name was not printed cor
rectly. and as soon as this fact was made
known TO the manager this explanation
was written.
The only contributions received yesteT-
day were a parcel of clothing and 90 cents
the iaStnRmed contribution having been
left at the branch Office.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

The buying OF one or two OF the north end
stocks at slight advance was the sole feature OF
yesterdays business. No news of any Importance
was received from the 'front.' but Ii is stated that
All Improvement has taken place In the quartz In
the drift the 1900 level of NorcrOss. This drift
is being run near the Savage line. and the striking
OF ore at this point would have very important
bearing these two stocks. Rumors OF an I'M
provement In one OF the leading north end mines
were also heard the street, put nothing authen-
tic could be learned.
The market opened steady but inactive on tho
early call After the call Con Cal. & Va. advanced
10 81 10. Marks and Van Wyek were quite active
buyers, and the session closed with trlhing ad-
vance in prices all along the line.
In the $50 N. session trading was fairly ae-
tive, but no change to be seen in prices the
market closing steady but inactive
NOTES.
Silver was much stronger yesterday. selling up to
S2I4e in New York and 3SIsd Ia London
The annual meeting or the Grangers Bank has
been called for January 10.
Bullion valued at S3l 75s 65 has been sent TO the
Carson mint ana SS322 10 to San Francisco from
the Con. Cal. Va, making the total for the month
OF December $5S. .2l6 0S. The SS322 10 represents
the annual clean up of the assay office.
Wells. Fargo & Co. VIII pay semi annual dIvi-
dend or per cent on January l6
The DAILY Mining Company VIII pay the usual
monthly dividend OF $4,000 on the 5lst.
The Franklin Copper Mining Company OF Mlchi-
gan has declared a dividend OF 81 per share. pay
able January 5.
The bullion statement OF Con Cal & Va for De.
ore were worked at The Morgan mill Bullion pro-
duced-GOld, $50 1875 II; silver. $l9.69i 6l total,
$t9's93 81. Yield In bullion per ton-God. so 90:
silver, 81 -; total. Sic Ga. Assay value OF the
GRE per ton per battery SampeS-6old, $l3 II; sill
YER, SO SO; total. S23 g.
The French savings and Loan Society has de-
el2red ssmi-annual dividend at the rate OF $40
per cent Term and "a per cent on ordinary
deposits, payable Jan uary 3.
The morning call., 1892-12-29

camels for me, like q good chap. You can
understand that change of air and scene
are necessary for my health"
And then he went out of the store.
The SIENNA trade is thirsty work. Be-
Sides that internal Khartoum idea of Brane-
Desent's worried me. So, perhaps, during
the next day or two did nip rather heavi-
ly. Ii you know Tripoli you will under
stand that, for an Englishman there ex-
porting senna such course is unavoida able.
Anyway. l got confined to the house with
a touch of the old complaint, and
in the meantime my scoundrelly Greek
partner got Brane- Descent what he wanted
The fellow said, when cursed him about
it. that if we hadn't raked up the camels
some one else would have done it. Besides.
he never let sentiment stand in the way of
money-making. and, as 1t was. we'd cleared
good round sum out OF the transaction.
SO off our explorer had gone And per-
haps, come to think of the matter, 1t was
for the best.-All the Year Round.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
The Law in France.
New York sun

NJ. Gaucher, business man of Paris and
Mile. Baron lived together for some years
and then separated by mutual agreement.
Ganeher agreeing to pay the woman an
annuity OF $500 on condition that she should
maintain an honorable reputation, do no
narm TO Gaueher nor any member of his
family, remain unmarried, aud live out of
Paris. The annuity was punetually maid
Tor three years, and then n. Gaucher be-
came tired and stopped It. Mile. Baron
brought suit last week before the Paris
Civil Tribunal TO compel the payment OF
the yearly allowance. She brought testi-
mony as TO her irreproachable life since
1887. and told of the care she had taken 10
fulfill her part of the contract. But the
judges said the contract was contrary to
morality. and nonsuited Mile. Baron.
oblgiDg her to pay the costs.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
An Emergency OuadriIle.
New York su.

Our dlstraught hostesses in New York
nave MT upon scheme which promises 10
leave them with fewer grav hairs than
usual at the end of the season, and that is
the new National Park quadrille, which is
danced by four gentlemen and eight ladies.
Emergency" quadrille might be a better
name lor the Innovation which every wise
hostess will doubtless introduce lust before
supper, SO that each gentleman will take
The TWO ladies' to the supper-room, and one
oil the problems of social economies, the
surplus woman. Will find happy solution.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
Bull.Fighting in Spaip
New York Sun.

Bull-fghting statistics show that III.
spanish sport does not decline. ,Jndping
from the tanrlne statistics bull frhtinS is
not decreasing in Spain. During the nres'
sni en- year the number Of firstclass bull fights
Killed being 1894 There have aiso baan
Sod nights OF young bulls (noviIlos). In which
i4OI were slaughtered. OF the chief fights
tweniy-six took place In Madrid. thirteen in
seville. twelve in Barcelona. and eleven in
The morning call., 1892-12-29
Keeping Up Style.
New York Weekly

MT. Minks-That girl was decent enoupb
10 black the stoves before going, l see.
and it's lucky did. 's''
"LuekyH
es, indeed. Mrs. de Fashion and Mrs
de Style called right in the midst of il and
50 l lust put little more blackinp on INV
aace ,asst snu went to the door aud told them i
WASH IN. They said they'd call again.W
The morning call., 1892-12-29
English Wheat Market,

LIVERPOOL Dec. 2s-The spot market Is firm at
6s 21Sd. Cargoes are higher 800 sd Tor of coast
Sis Sd for just shipped and 3Os Cd for nearly que.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter:
december. 6s sgd; January, 6s 914d; February,
6s lO14d March, 5s IL l12d; April 6s; May, rs "a 4.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Dec. 2S. - Consols, 90 l-l6; Silver
3Slsd; Rentes. 97f SOC. Bullion into Bank OF Eng
land. $4,000.
The morning call., 1892-12-29

Valencia. Two men plcadores - were
killed; OF the espadas and banderillos six
In each course from six 10 eight bulls are
killed: but recently in Madrid, in a fight
which extended two days, eighteen were
finished of. On some days dozen horses,
or even more, are gored to death.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@61ac: choice. 61ac; sec
ond quality. 6695 12c; third do. 3I2@4I2c
VEAL-Large, 5Ia@6e; small Calves, 61297c;
Dairy Calves. SdSIR = n.
MUTToN-wethers, 61aG7c p u; Ewes, &c.
LAMB-808Iac p N.
PORK-Lfve Hogs 5ss@5a.c p n for heavy and
medium granted. small fat Hogs, 512@55sc; stock
Hogs, 5(G5 Ac; dressed do, SgSI4c y 10.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s-Whest was fairly &C tive and
opened unchanged, touched 1sc better then with
slight fluctuations declined 7sc on free selling by
the northwest ana local longs and report that
BradStreet would show a heavy increase IN stocks
and closed easy. at 5sc lower than yesterday. Re
ceipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments. q. 900 bushels
Rye. 50I3c. Barley Csc.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-w wheat-Cash 7l24c Corn
+OSsc. Pork Sl4 80. Lard $40 80 Ribs
IS 32Ha. Whisky-Sl 80.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
MARKET REPORTS.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. "a
IMARY OF THE NARREra

SUMMARY THE NARKErA
Silver advanced.
Wheat easier.
Barley futures lower
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged
Beans firm.
Good Potatoes advancing.
Onions steady.
Butter declining
cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Game in bad condition.
Poultry market overstocked.
Apples frmer.
Naval Oranges plentiful and lower.
Summer Vegetables weaker
New York Exchange weak.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcpttas. 614@82sc for 1893; Wool Bags,
S6G3Sc.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash. Cube Crushed. Powdered
&c q 10: Confectionery A iIac: Magnolia 45Ac:
Extra Z. 412c; Golden G. 43sc; ID. 41Ac; Standard
A, 41sc; hslf-bbls, 14c more than bbls. and boxes
The morning call., 1892-12-29
AT DAYBREAK.

Keen insistent hint OF dawn
Fell from the mountain height,
A wan uncertain gleam betrayed
The faitering Of the night.
Such quiet came, expectancy
Filled ell the earth and sky.
Time seemed TO pause little space.
heard dream go byl
Asweet insinuating calm
A calm Just one remove from sleep
Such as tranquil watcher feels.
See mild stars at midnight sweep
Through splendid purple deeps, and swing
Their old ripe clusters down the west
To where. on undiscovered hills.
-: The gods have gathered them to rest.
MAURICE THOMSON.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
NATHAN JONAS. g C0..
DELINQUENT. SALE NoTIc,Y;s d, { 8 .

DsMh1S DM.sIS9g 9gS gSan55tl s4tE IS, 35 :
OF BUSINESS: saa Etapefsca.f Czifornias: = =:
nSrEs S1tisd Tt klsg t9 ll:t Neyaas
are dtlsn9rEe Upon llg.folIo-fa9
Gtseri0sQ PtGeK on arc t&nt of Assessment En Isv
,ssisd oths ne at! t5tlfay oYshlbtes ssa &
yee : am oGet3 SCI! oF % IS of tbs
The morning call., 1892-12-29
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-The movement in the stock
market to-day was more than usually interesting,
ana The tone was strong, prices having ruled a
higher range, despite sharp depression in North
ern Pacific securities and a decided reaction in
Manhattan, New York and Northern Preferred and
New England. The weakness OF Northern Pacifcs
attracted widespread attention, decline of l and
points In the stocks and IA G3i3 in the bonds OF
OF the company having caused lquIdstons on an
extensive scale The weakness OF Northern Pacinc
aud unfavorable rumOrs in circulation in regard to
the financial condition OF the company did OF pre-
Nent The general list from reaching higher figures.
the advance being from u 10 3ii per cent and
marked the closing firm. Governments better
PetToieum-Dull; January. 52S4c bid, 53c asked.
NEw YORK, Dee. 2S-United States Bonds as
llSlR; do Us. 100; Northern Pacific 1855: Cana.
dian Pacific Ss; Central Pacific. 70: CnIou Pa
clhc. 50: Atchison and santa re. 32Ss: Wells
Fargo, l45; Western Union. 9s9s; Silver s214
Sterling. 81 S612Gs sSIa.
Wheat-January. 76s4c Flour. steady Conee
Sl6 50. Sugar, 1898 7-l6e. Hops-Pacinc Coast
ZOG23c. Hides. l2lac. Copper Lake. Sl2 20.
Ith-Spot $lS 80. Lesd-Domestic. SO SO. Iron
slo- fetroleum-JAnuary. 53c.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
AUCTION SALE T. +
STOCK & FIXTURES OF MILLINERY STORE,
No. so THIRD STREET,
At P NJ, ,snd7 :Se P. NJ.
r.t, .,1 T. x,5 -

At p. aud Z 80 P. NJ. :, -"
Until All is Sold. -.
Sale Positive, Without Reserve or Limit,
NorE-The Elegant showcases. Plate Mirrors,
Crystal Chandeliers and ali the Fixtures WIFI be
sold at P. N sharp FRIDAY, December So 1892.
FRANK W, BuTTERFIELD. Auctioneertt !.
de2e q l9 M6ntgomefy ST.
WILLIAM BUTTERFlELD, III
Real Estate Agent and General Auction ssr,
(has no connection with any other perso4s in the
o-oo ~, ..,...o business ne ; x.,d. p.ns
Building.
THIS DAY. ~ :.
Thursday.,...,....,. ,....,.. December 29, 1892.
At Il O'Clock NJ, on the premises,
No. 410 Van Ness Avenue, near McAllister ST.,
Will sell! on account of eparture ths -
ELEGANT NEW FURNITURE AND CARPETS
OF 10 EARGE ROOMS.
...COMPRIsING.:.. ::....' "
Richly Upholstered Parlor Suit, Easy, Reception
nd Turkish Chars; in brocaded SILK and. ertIpSon
and mohalr plush; Upholstered Oak and Cnerty
Rockers Polished Oak Tables, Lace Curtains AID
Polished Oak Folding Beds. Mirror Front cost
ing 500. Oak ChifOniers and WArdr0bes, Bed AM
Plain Lounges. Polished Oak, Cherry and WSlaHt
Chamber Sets, Best Clipper Spring and Gurled-rafr
Pillows, Oak Patent W Washstauds; Oak Hall Rack;
New MeQuet aud BOs , Brussels Carpets Rugs.. Oak
Sideboard. Extension Fable and Chairs. Cutlery.
Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware, Range and Kit
WILLIAM BUTTEREIELD;
A1etioneer, 4l2 Pine Sc.
The morning call., 1892-12-29

MORNING SESSION.
Board-25 Gaslight, 5OIa; rs Cal Electric
| LIght, 22Is.
street-7s Cal Electric Light 22Js.
hFTEKS SESSION.
Board-lO Gaslight, 7OIa; rs Atlantic Dyna-
mite. S612: 8 Water, 90
Street-20 Ferries & Cflf II r. 33la: 2b & Y
water, SS; $4,000 va Bonds, 2 g2Ix
The morning call., 1892-12-29

Ard in accordance. wtth:laws and sn .erder Of
: the Board os Directors made on the nth day of
Nogeme ear,: 1892. So many share of each par:
eef OF ssch stock, may he necessary wall be sold
at public auction Jheof1cs OF tn eempa any. 10
Pine street rooms IS a6d: III San Francise 90 Gsii-
fornis, ON w WEDNESDAY,. the fourth day OF jan:
Rary, 1898, at.ths hour OF j O'clock p: NJ said
day" TO pay saIE deiIngneDt assessment thereon
together with costs OF adverttsfng and eIpsEsssof
the SALE. =: J, w. PEN SECRETARY.
=. 0fice-3l0 PIae street.. rooms IS ana II; ssh
frabcfsce- CzliforIi - s = 4 ID
The morning call., 1892-12-29
HOps are very quiet and unchanged

Sugar-Refued. fairly active aud unchanged. raw
firm aud unchanged.
Coffee - Strong. at 10 points advance. Sales
2T,Z50 Gags; December. $l6 so; January. Sl6 10.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
WILLIAM .RUTTERFlELD 0.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL ~AUCTI0NEER
(has no connection with any other persons in.
the busiDess1 :. -. -.
once Salesroom @4l2 Pfhe ST.; Nevada Bank Bldg
TOMORROW.
Friday De cemb er 80. 1892,
At 10 O'CLOCK a N. on the premises.
i5s AND I6o GOLDEN GATE AVENUE,
....I WILL SELL THE:
Entire Furniture Contained in 80 R0aIRS,
known as the Marchfoness, !:
:...CoMFRIsINN -. =.
Parlor Suits; Easy and Reception Chairs: OAK and
Cherry Rockers and ClaiTs;: PsrlOr Tsbles;. Bed
and Plain Lounges; wardrebes; ChiffonIerS; Fold
ing Beds; Walnut, Oak, Cherry and Ash Chamber
Suits; "a Bedsteads; Spriag and Curleu-halT Top
Mattresses: Feather Pillows: Blankets Spreads !.
extra Bureaus; Washstands; Toilet CrOGkefy;
Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Sldebo4rds =
Extension Tables; Crockery: Large and Small:
Ranges. Klteheu Furniture. etc,
29 Z. Nm. BUTTERFIELD, AHctioneer, 4l2 Pine st.