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The morning call., 1892-01-20
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

King George Of Greece was IS years old n
December oath.
Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler of Brooklyn
has passed his SEVENTEEN birthday.
The Governor Of Indiana preached two
eloquent sermons in indianapolis on Sun
day week ago. BE is an authority both in
the law and the gospel.
Tie newly appointed Interstate Commerce
Commissioner, Judge Lindsay Of Kentucky,
and Congressman McCTeary Of that State
were schOOl-b0 together.
Miss Mary i. wilkins, the New England
writer, is a native OF BrattebOrO, Vt, and is
described as a pretty, blonde. bluc-eyed
girl OF refined and gentle manner"
Staniey's opinion Of Emin Pasha, that he
is " an utterly indeci,iye man" may be jas
tilted. but Just wait until Emin begins to
lecture and give bis opinion Of Stanley.
ST. Petersburg papers say that Thomas A.
Edison intends TO pay that capital a visit in
the near future They add that he will de-
liver lecture at the coming electrical exhi-
bitiOn.
DR.. Kate Mitchell, the English temper
ance worker, WHO IS now visiting America
says she thinks the time is not far distant
W hen the women OF England will be granted
the right Of suffrage,
Kyrle Bellew is greatly changed, says La
bouchcre in the London Truth. He is no
longer the dapper, welI-groomed Bellew
who was known 0y the matinee grl as
"kyTlie." There is now touch Of shabby
genteel
The families Of the Queen OF England.
the King Of Greece and the Gar OF Russia
have made arrangements TO erect a hand
some monument in Copenhagen in honor
Of the golden wedding Of the King and
Queen Of Denmark.
ODe Of the epicures in Congress Is Senator
Kenna, who enjoys the threefold reputa-
ton Of statesman, sportsman and cook.
W nat lie doesn't know about hunting deer
worrying about
Nine. Wilhelmine TurgenjeG. the widow
Of the famous Russian author. Ivan TurEen-
jeff, died a short time ago at her castle, Bert
Bois, near Marty. She was buried in the
Pere-le-Chaise Cemetery, in Paris. The
novelist is buried in Russia. The dead
woman leaves two sons, one Of whom is a
sculptor of talent
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REGRET.
rFrom the French Of Desiree Garcin.J
For THE MORNING CALL.

Iron the French Of Desiree Garcin-J
For THE MORNING CALL.
Ttnelt beside his grave. The violets
FeIta strange rain Of briny, burning tears
why did weep? He had been dead for years
Yetbv his mound sprang forth the old regrets.
vstwben he lay a-dylng this he said:
sGrieve not for Believe these words are
true.
There Will love and watch and wait Tor you.
Yop must not ever think OF me As dead
a So when YOU are kueeung 10y my dust
And yoar fond tears for me are flowing fast,
Tbiuk that my love tor y0u does stih outiaSt
Auciauge OF tue-oeyond tue moth and rust.
e. Think that tn miss You. cen as youl miss mes
Thiuk that / wall TO Gasp you to my heart
Wait Ter that hour when We no more snail part
Through ail the ages OF eteruiJy'
Itbf-k OF those blest words said long ago;
They bring me comfort; yet needs must weep
because tle hours drag ou-the grave IS deep;
Fer3u,e miss nim SOL miss him 50.
tr,--.sr lrt ANELEH
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Judge Deadly, sitting in the Circuit Court
of Appeals, has handed down a decision in
the double appeal Of the steamer State Of
California in its libel against the barken-
tine Portland, and the latter's libel against
the State Of California. The steamer aud
barkentne collIded outside the heads on
April 7, 1886, resulting in damage to both
and cross suits for libel At one time the
steamer was allowed SIS, 165 IS damages
with costs, but an appeal was taken. Judge
Deadly decided that in the case Of the
steamer the decree Of the District Court is
reversed and the cause remanded for fur
Their proceedings, and in the case Of the
baTkentne the decree of the Circuit Court
and the cause is remanded with direction to
dismiss the libel and enter decree in favor
of the claimants for costs.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING. January 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEES
Superfne Flour lower.
Wheat and Barley options lower.
Oats have an upward tendency.
Corn quiet
Rye nominal.
Bran and Middlings scarce.
Hay slow.
Mustard Seed quiet.
Dried Peas duh and weak.
Beans inactive
Sweet Potatoes plentiful
Onions firm.
Butter and Eggs weaker
Cheese teady
Poultry ana Game weaker.
Honey inactive
Good Pears higher.
Apples abundant.
Citrus Fruits quiet
Dried Fruits and RaisInS negec ted.
Provisions inactive.
Hops very firm.
Hides and Wool quiet.
Canned Tuts dul and weak.
Coffee quiet.
Coal in abundant supply.
Nails unsettled.
Lumber nominal.
Silver declined.
Mexican Dollars lower.
New York Exchange higher.
Beef steady. Veal weaker Mutton easy.
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Cuttings Anti-Chlnasa Rl1.

A copy of Congressman Cuttings anti
Chinese bin has been received by Collector
Phelps. 1t provides that no Chinese
born laborers. Of whatever nation they
may be subjects, shall enter the
United States, and that those now
here shall not be allowed to return In
case they leave; also that steamboat-
masters shall be fined $500 for each laborer
imported, and the laborer stands liable to
one years Imprisonment; also that in cases
Of perjury fine OF not less than $1,000 or
more tnan $1,000, and Imprisonment for not
less than one year nor more than five shall
be inflicted.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Steamers 10 sail to-day are the Empire for Nanai-
mo. the Pomona for Hum boIdt Bay, the Del Norte
for Coos Bay and the Santa Cruz and Corona for
San Diego. The Coos Bay falls due from san Pedro
The City OF Sydney fails due from Panama Mon
day and The Gaelic from China and Japan Saturday.
The bark Merose, GA tons, and NicaragUan bark
Buudaloer, 92l tons, load Coal at Departure Bay
for this port; bark c. b. Kinney, 1913 tons Coal at
Tacoma for This port; British iron bark Madeira
S45 tons, ana British iron ship Samaritan, 1897
tons, heat at Tacoma for United Kingdom, Hayre
or Antwerp prior to arrival
The French iron bark Etoile du NOrd, 663 tons,
loads Redwood Lumber for Leith
The RoSShire taxes for Cork 1859 ceutaIS
Wheat valued al SIOS,5OO; Cawdor for Corr,
10 l25 centas at Sl36, 500; 1alus for Cork "a O75
CentalS at Sl33,335
The German bark Agnes loads Lumber at a Brit
ish Columbia port for AntOfogaSta, 40s.
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BuiIders' Contracts.

Charles A. Zinkand with Arthur O'Brien all plas-
terng OF a three-Story frame dwelling, ). line OF
Suffer ST.. lI2 IS 4. OF Hyde: $ll24
Same with ii. Williamson, Plumbing etc. OF same ;
$lOg4.
ESame with F. w Kern, carpenter work, etc. OF
same; SlO,2AO; bonds S2572: +. Joost and o. w.
Nor dwell, Suretes
Hiberna Savings and Loan Society with Chatham
& Gil ETH, marble work on NV cor. OF McAIiister
and Jones streets; $3.50.
Same with NJ. J. Donovan. painting Of same;
s2675.
T. A. Denicke to J. f. Logan. to build thirty-SiX
fats y. line OF Sacramento ST., 1876 w. OF Pow
- 2
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by accepting $1,000 from c. j. Hendry and w.
S. Ray. 1t was in 1888 the defalcation 0c-
Cured, and at one time the board recovered
judgment against the bOndsmen for SOL,
which judgment the Supreme Court re-
versed. Suit was again brought, but as
Gray'S assistant. OBrien. has since died
the case was a hard one, aud the bonds
mems offer of compromise was accepted
The board took official cognizauce of the
compromise yesterday by accepting it.
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3. F. and n. p. Railway Company.

The stockholders of the San Francisco
aud North Pacific Railway Company have
elected the following Directors J, f. Bur
gin, Peter J. McGIyun, Alfred L. SelIgman,
Z. n. Lilienthal, Charles f. HanlOn, Russell
J. Wilson, Henry T. Scott j. +. Burgln
was elected President; p. n. Lilienthal,
Vice President; Alfred l.. Seligman. Treas
ureT; Henry c. Whiting, General Manager,
and Thomas Mellersh was appointed Secre-
tary and Comptroller,
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Mutton IS easier but no lower. Receipts OF Lamb
are slender. Beef ana PORK show further change.
Veal is weaker. Wholesale rates from sIaughtsrers
to dealers are as follows:
BEEF-FTSt quality 6G612c; second quality,
5laC third do, 4d5c.
VEAL-Large, 6GTc; small Calves, 6IR97c.
MUTTON-Wethers. 9la6llOC; Ewes, 9143lOc.
LAMB-SprnG Lamb, l50ISc = II.
POEK-Liye Hogs, 4lB9414c q u for heavy E=-d
granted and 4120s5sC for light average do; stock
Hogs 334@4c ? ID; dressed do, 7@8c 2 10.
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Spot business IN Hops Is very narrow. The ex-
port interest is nh. Pacics SIS choice. 23I25C;
'9Os, choice, iSGl &c; olds, 6(9sc.


CHICAGO, Jan. I9-Yhsat was unsettled and
lower The opening sc lower than the clos
Ing figures OF yesterday sold of sc more rallied
3sGl.c, ruled unsettled. advanced suddenly Il2c
more held drmly, aud closed &4G7,c higher than
yesterday. Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments,
$4,000 bushels. Ry steady at S3c Barley quiet
6Uc.
CHICAGO Jan. l9-Whsat-Casl, s75sc. Corn
5Stac Pork - - 10. Lard - 50 80. RIOS -
S5 10 Nhisky-sl Is.
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Desrondent Cook Missing.

Tie disappearance of Emil Leu, a Swiss,
was reported TO the police yesterday He
has not been seen since Saturday, when he
called upOn some friends at Turk and Web
ster streets and said he was tired Of life and
would commit suicide The missing man
is a cook, and formerly worked for J. L.
Burger at 1900 Turk street. He is about !
feet inches high. dark compleXiUned, and
Wore dark clothes.
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PcsTPONEM EMF.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
l the Cruikshauk Gold NEing Company IS hereby
postponed until Friday, December (, 1891, 81 ]
O'Clock noon. at the ONCE OF the company, Room s,
No. I'll Sanscme ST., san Francisco. Cab BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
lo4 ID ERNEST j. KOCH. secretary.
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FnrIish Mhent Marker :.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 10. - The spot market IS lower
at IS Sd. Cargoes are duh at Ais for off coast,
4Os 81 for Just shipped and 4Os I'd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, IS; February,
S. March, s. 14d; April, IS I'D; May, IS al.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. -Consols. IS Is silver. AZ 9I6d;
Rentes All
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ELECTROMAGNETIC

THE SALE OF DELINOUENr STOCK OF THE
i Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Monday, october o, 1891, AZ IL
O'Clock noon at thu once OF the Company. Room 9.
No. 2l1 SanSOme street san Francisco, Cal. By
order OF the Board or Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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British Grain Market.

IoNDoN, Jan. I9.-Tbe Marx Lane Express In
its review of the grain trade for the past says
English Wheats are dun and foreign inert. The
total decline since December lst IS As California
and IS American red winter. American Flour
IS Is lower; oats Is and Corn sd cheaper. At to-
days market English Flour fell Is; Barley was
steady ana OATS and Corn were unchanged.
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pnSTPnMEhnEMT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruiXshanK Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Wednesday. November 1. 1891, az
2 O'Clock noon. at the ONCE OF tie Company. Room
g. No oil sansome street. san Francisco, Gu BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

The expert appointed by the Fire Depart
ment Committee Of the Supervisors to ex-
anime the nose of the department reported
yesterday that the numerous breaks COM
planned Of were the result Of damaged hose,
not due to any defects in the hose origin
al
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Wood Market.

Posts, Zoe each Redwood So so , cord: Oak.
rough, 1907 20; do peeled SO; Pine. 81 q cord;
Railroad lies, 3U&34c apiece for 6xS and 4595Oc
for 7x9.
TANBARK-G bark, s24 3 ton.
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rae Board Of Directors made on tbs TN day Of
suiy, 1891, so many shares OF each parcel Of EEeR
took as may be necessary Will be Iold at public
Motion at tAe once OF the company. Room 8. Sir
ssnsems ST., san Francisco, Cal, on Monday tAa
TEA day OF september 1891 at the hour OF IL
s'cock ". Of said day, to pay said delinquent as
basement thereon, together with costs Of advertise
Gag and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
Oncs-Rosm 9, all Sanson.e st., sac FroacsssS>
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
saiPPING INrELLIG
Arrive =.


TUESDAY. January 9.
Stmr Walla Walla, Wallace, 6l12 hours from Vic
toria; pass and mdSe, &c GOodaI Perkins & Co.
Stmr SunOI, Walvlg 43 hours from Coos Bay;
lumber. to l. White.
Brig Courtney Ford. Nielsen, days from Shoal-
water Bay; $40 NJ &c lumber, to Preston & Nc Kin
non
Schr Chas Hanson Lilyquist 6 days from Grays
Harbor; 80 u II lumber, TO L Slade Lumber co.
Schr Bertie Minor, Ravens days trOmColumba
River; $50 VI &c lumber. to A Simpson.
Schr Danielson. Grugs!e, - days from CoquIlle;
lumber
Sehr Bender Brothers Zaddart. 40 hours from
Point Arena; 80 eds wood. TO Bender Bros.
Schr Reliance, ChrStiansea, so hours from
Bowens Landing; rs eds wood, to A Gllbride
& Co.
sohr Lily Bottger, days from Umpqua; 245 NJ
lumber 10 simpson, Lumber Co.
Schr Golden Gate Larsen. 90 hours from Ma
Yarro; 1l6 NJ # lumber, 60 Naearro Min Co.
schr Arthur l. Carlson ~ hours from Iversons
Landing: 1870 cas- wood, TO IverSOu.
Schr Reporter, Dreyer, 10 days from Port Lud-
low: lumber TO Pope a Tablet
SchT James A Garfield, Morse, days from Gray
Harbor: lumber, to simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Mary aud Ida Ristine, days from Grays
Harbor; 245 NJ It lumber, TO wilson Bros
The morning call., 1892-01-20

NBLINQUENT SALE EoTIoE-cEU1KsHANH
- esd Miaing Company. Location OF principal
place of business San Francisco, Cal. Location sf
voTss Los Burros District Monterey County, Cal.
Retice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF Assessment mo. ~
levied on the TIN day OF July, 1891 she several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders as follows;
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pOSTpOMEMENT-

TIRE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
the CruksAank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 3. 1892, at Il
O'Clock noon, at The ONCE OF the Company Room g.
No. al SaEsome street, San Francisco, CsL By
order Of the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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pOSrpnMEnaEMr

L the CruIkShaHk Gold Mining COMPANY is hereby
postponed un til MONDAY, February !. 1892 at 3
o'clock noon, at the Office OF the COMPANY Room 6
\ O. 2ll SansOme street san Francisco Cal BY
order of the Board OF Directors.
JAZZ I'd ERNEST j. koch. Secretary
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Expert F. W..Bert who was appointed to
examine the books of the Pacific Endow-
meet League, report that its assets amount
IN S1G0 900
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Gray Dedication Compounded.
Attorney Stratton OF the Board Of Harbor
Commissioners. acting for the board. has
compromised the Gray dedication case"
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NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-The stock market to-day
was both active and weak, the bears again having
the advantage, and the Supposed Imminent
with Chile one OF the most prominent topics OF
conversation and the important cause Of weakness
There were gradual declines throughout the day.
the close beizg very unsettled. Among the notable
losses are; Rock Island 21s St. Paul l7s, cordage
and Missouri Pacific l5s each, Big Four, Chicago
Gas and Northwestern lL2 each, Atchison aud
Union Pacific lSs each, Erie ia. Burlington aud
Lake Erie preferred per cent each. Governments
easier. Petroleum-62c.
NEW YORK Jan l9.-UniteG States BOnds-4's
ll6s4 do, IS, 100; Northern Pacific, 2312 Ca
madam Pacihc, 93t4 Central Pacific. 3324 Onion
Pacihc. 46a4 Atchlson and Santa Re 41Ss: Wells
Fargo. $40: Western Union. oZL2 Silver 80 sci
Sterling, 81 S3i2 al $50.
Nheat-Jauuary, 81 OO$4 c. Flour-Steady Coffee
81 10 Sugars 1-i6G312c- Hops-PacIhc coast
2OG26c Hides. lac. COpyer-LREe, 81. Tn
spot, SO rs. Lead-DOmestic, 81 1712 Iron, So
Petroleum, SIC
The market for California Raisins. while not par
ucuiarly brisk seems gradually hardening at prices
common a short tiuo ago FiUSt-ciaSs goods are
now difficult 70 obtain.
Spot business IN Hops Is very narrow The ex-
port interest is MI. PachcS. SIS, choice % lIJC
9Os choice, isglac; olds, 6tSsc
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; centrifugal. 90. g 1850
3Iqc; Muscovada 1913 l-l8c; molasses sugar. 2s4
rehged is steady; cut Loaf and crushed 3 a
sc; powdered cubes II s{g+iAc; graduated. ( q
41sc; molders' a, 4l8G45lc; confectiouers' A,
Coffee-Opeued about unchanged. and with fairly
active prices improved toward the close. Sales of
5000 bags. January. SIP 70: February. SI2 50 :;
March ST. 10. Rio steady at 100 refs advance.
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The Fran Trade IIheInd-

John A. Wilson has libeled the schooner
Free Trade for S161, balance alleged 10 be
due for wages as a seaman.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

Central Land Company 10 +. I. Barlow, J. J.
Lamping and X. Orme, lot on ~ line OF
Thirty-fOuTth ST., 2l6;3 Y. from Market. ~
1908 by +. 20; also lot on n. line OF
Thirty-fourth ST., 1868 e. from Market "
1908 by f. 100, Oakland ................
Same to same, lot 3, Block Il. with 80 II N
to center o. Inirty-third ST., Central Land
COmpany's tract, Oakland. ..............
l.. +. Baker TO wife III. e., lot on ~ line OF
College ave, 10 $. from Ne cor OF lot is,
StrattOn Survey, w. 1922, y. sos, T.
1862, TO College ave, 5. 90, Alameda
n. J. Bird to J. Y. Martin, lots to s, Block
?, Hsywards Park Homestead linton. Eden
Township. qultclaim. ...,...........,......
Same 10 same, lots 49, .. Block J, AayYards
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Lumber Market.
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Wholesale prices OF Pine were recently reduced
50cQSl e NJ for flooring. Retail rates are nominal.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

PORTLAND Oregon, Jan. 70. - Cearances,
1888 900; balances. $4,000.
The morning call., 1892-01-20

The market for California R3isiHs while not par
tlculary brisk. seems gradually hardening at prices
common snort time ago. Ftrst-ciass goods are
now difficult TO obtain.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John Pforr to D. b. Faktor, lot on W. line OF
Athen ST.. 100 y. OF Jahan ave, y. 75xlOO SIC
Walter H. Miller and wife to Louis Lander
lot on W. line OF Hartford ST., 1872 Is y. Of
Twentieth. N. u ;5X 1875 ................... 10
Ferd TOkiar and wife TO Sol aud b. Getz lot
on y line OF G ST.. III w. OF Forty-UAird
ave, w. ls2:ll, N, 100 L. 100, S. 70. e.
j. Heyman ana wife to CHARLES F. Fauihabcr ~
lot on <. line of St, 81 Is W. OF twenty
seventh ave, w 25Nl 90. ............. IL
Charles f. Faulhaber to Annie wilson same II
John II. Sch!esselmaun and wife TO Charles
A. O'Brien, lot on SWs cor. Of OAK and
Pierce SITS. s. bOxlO6:3 ..................... IL
". A. Paddock to Fred b. Paddock lot on
w. line OF Thlrty-hrst ave, 200 \. OF V St,
James X. Bent to sIas f. Rent, lot on \. line
Of Twenty -fOurth ST., l76:S r. OF Douglass,
Il. OF :SX 50(
Carl D. SalfeId and wife to Iortense David.
son, lot on :. line OF WASHINGTON ST., 247:6
w. OF Spruce. W. 27:6NI27 g t........ IL
Oscar jacobson TO A. Il. Peterson and wife.
lot on S. line OF Minerva st., 800 e. II Orl-
Oscar Jacobson TO V. +. Olson lot on s line
OF Minerva St, 5l5 L. of OF zaba +. 25xI25 II
Julius Jacobs and wife to oscar Jacobson.
lot on s. line OF Minerva ST. 800 E. of
OTizaba r. 200x % Observation-Disclosures. II
p b. Hewlett TO RobertJ. Mercer lot on Me-
line of stanley place, l74:6 SIC. OF Harr,-
son ST., Sc. 6-l2Nl12 :8.........,........ II
Frederick A. Weaver to William Allingham,
lot on 5. line OF o St, 1915 w. OF Thirty
seventh ave, w. 25Il0O. ............. II
/. Fitzgerald and wife ct al. TO j. c. bates
lots II and 20, Block IL. Park Lane Tract g. i
A. j. Merrlman and wife to ID. J. Lamoreo
lot on y w. cor. OF Forty-fourth ave. and J
ST., w. 240X 90. ...... ................
Helen W. Hart TO Sarah Dwyer, lot on s.
line OF Ellis ST., IS L. OF Polk, L. 27:6xl2U
Oscar Woodlands ana wife to William e.
stevens, lot on n. line OF Clay St. 1903 W.
OF Fillmore, w. 25Xi27 :SI4 ...........
Charles A. Fletcher to j. g. Heenan lot on
n. line Of q ST.. 81 IS w. OF Forty-frst ave,
j. Hoyman and wife 10 Samuel A1;itoc;d and
wife, lot on w. line Of Thirty third ave.
250 5. Of q ST., s. 25II2O. acknowledgements. l
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

For Late sztopt,9 1,5eI TIeac, gee Eigs,s Pta-
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Z Burket. Portland
q BIZ. Mare fslant
J Downey Marc Island
) Buckley. Mare Island
mt ID KllCommou, Ireland
lt A MCtehamau. Seattle
"a &c ID 10y q Marysville
A Rowe. Washington
w 7 Pearson Seattle
w Kelly, Victoria
guelt II shannon. Lileman
ei + NJ ChllJs, MerCe d
) NJ Hamilton, Merced
} Z Mycar. Milpitas
X Hart, Pueblo
II BurWell. pueblo
w AsIUrst, HOLSTER
j VI COSkCy, san Diego
as j Hrulst. Spokane
~ trey. Mountain View
" II Nichols. MI View
- Butter, MERGED
! Hines. Buffalo
70 h { Robins, Buffalo
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-17

CALESMEN WANTED TO TRAVEL IN SUR
- rounding districts, by team otherwise, 60
lici iog orders on nmistIon from retail dealers
for rubber boots and shoes, TO b shipped direct
from factory. Tho'e aready travelling with an
other line OF goods could make this valuable
addition 10 their business. Address stating par
ticulars and references, Colchester Rubber Co.
Colchester, Conn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-17
The readers of the ARGUS will be pleased

The readers of the ARGUS will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all it's stages. and that is catarrh.
Halls Catarrb Cure is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fraternity.
Cstar-h being constitutional disease. re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution snd assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer enc hundred dollars for any case
that il fails to cure. Send for list of tes-
tmoniais. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold 10y druggists. 15c-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-17
Its Prompt

In its action. being very penetrating,
goes right TO the seat of the disease. The
skin is 40 absorben'. and takes up this
Oil as the sun does water, parties who
have used it stating that when briskly
rubbed on the face for neuralgia, they
could taste it. 1t is intended only as an
external application, and yet 1t is harm
less.
This wonderful remedy is known as
Krauses German Oil, the poor mans
friend Only 25; bottle.
Cubeb Cough Cure-One Minute.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-17
German Lessons.

All pupils of Prof. NJ. E5erhsrd are
kindly requested to attend the first lesson
on Tnursd y evening, the 20th inst, at
p. IN. IL the Fri City Business college at
Davenport, Ran block. 1l6 Brady street,
to arrange for the course
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-17
When Nature

Needs assistance 1t may be well to rem
GER il prom pity, but one should romeE-
Der to use only the most perfect reme-
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple snd gentle remedy is the
Syrup of Figs manufactured by the CAL
lforai Fig syrup Co.