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Methods OF Fireproofng.
New York Sun

Among the processes for freproofing to
when the attention of the directors of the
tberIlh EXPOSITION was recently drawn, and
Tor which awards have been declared are
the following: For light tissues, a compo-
sItlon consisting of sixteen pounds ammo
Dlum sulphates. five pounds ammonium car
Donate. four pounds borax, six pounds boric
acid, four pounds starcb-or one pound day
trlne or one pound gelatine-and twenty
hve gallons water, mixed together, heated 10
Sc deg. fahrenheit, and the material i'm
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700 WERE HERE.

II you were here how pleasant life would be.
How sweet The twilight or the closing year;
The hre, how warm and bright, my heart how free,
II you were here
Whate'er bsfeII, would not shed a tear,
So / might spend my life in ministry
On you whom death has made so passing dear
Do YOU e'er mourn the past and think of me?
Alas | would not need my heart to cheer
With homes forlorn, nor from dark dreams to fee
II you were here The Academy.
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pregnated with the mixture, centrifugated
and dried, and then ironed as usual. One
quart of this mixture, costing only a few
cents, is sufficient to impregnate fifteen
yards of material. For curtain materials,
theatrical decorations, wood and furniture.
thirty pounds ammonium chloride are mixed
with so much fiOated chalk as TO give the
mass consistency. and it is then heated TO
from 125 deg. to $50 deg. fahrenheit, and the
material to be treated is given one or two
coats Of IL by means of brush. pound
of this, costing only mere trife, is sufi-
cient to cover five square rods.
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ShipDfng Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the Columbia for Port
land. Point Iona for Grays Haroor and Los An.
geles for Newport The Beigc falls due from
China and Japan, City of Puebia from Victoria and
Puget Sound, State OF California from Portland
willamette Valley from Yaqulna Bay, Humboldt
rom Humboldt Bay, Point Arena from Mendocino,
Crescent City from Crescent City and Gypsy from
the Salinas River.
The San Bias tails due from Panama Monday
The ship Glory of the Seas 2009 TONS loads Coal
ut Departure Bay for this port.
The Galena takes for Cork n, 1876 centals Wheat.
valued at $9S 400.
Latest Wheat charters reported are: British iron
barks Scottish Bard and Scottish Admiral United
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk, 25s Ger.
man iron ship MelpOmene, l743 tons. same op-
tiOus 23S.
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For the week ending Monday, September 19, 1892,
as reported by J. X williams, observer: The
week has been cloudles,. with the temperature
three and half degrees below the normal with
cold nights and heavy dews. which is causing much
delay in curing the RaIsins. About all OF the first
crop is now the trays. but not yet ready turn
Two weeks more without rain should get the first
crop out Of the way In good shape. The first crop
OF Zinfandels is now In the sweatooxes. Highest
temperature, SO deg: lowest, 80 deg,
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San Francisco areat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61ac, second quality. 41a9
&c; third do. 312G14c
VEAL-Large. 6d6c small Calves 617c; Dairy
Calves. S6SI5c y 10.
MUTToN-W ethers. 61a@7c p ID: Ewes, &C.
Handspring, 7IsGySIac r TO-
PORK-Live Hogs, 5@514c p 10 for hsavy and
medium gran-fed; small fat Hogs, sos I4e; stock
Hogs, 412@5e; dressed do 71aQoSc p ID.
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A Tailor In Trouble,

Policeman j. c. Hall arrested Jacob
Lewkowitz, merchant tailor, at 102 Stock
ton street yesterday on warrant issued on
the complaint of Rosa FAY. Charging Lew
kowitz with felonous assault. The accused
claims that the charge has grown out of an
attempt to blackmail him. He was released
on $1,000 bail.
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General Nrerchandiss.

BAGs-Calcuttas. 5S4 Csc: Wool Bags. 36@3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed all 61sc p n: Dry Granulatei.
5s4c p 10; Confectionors' A, 56sc; Standard A.
6ssc; Magnolia .51?e;. Extra @. SC; Golden O.
47sc; ID, 4s4c y ID; half bbls, lac than bbs
and boxes 12c mora
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Thomas NJ. BickfoUd with F. A. worden, or
line OF Howard street, 245 OF Twenty-ffth, "
30 by us; alterations and add ltious, TO build ;
$4,000.
Peter Jorgensen with J. C. Rogers. on S line OF
Pine street, 17l:l012 w o. hyde, w 34:4I5 by
1877 %; additions and alterations also to build;
10000
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-Porter Brothers Company
sold to day z carloads OF California Fruit.
Bartlett Pears. 81 5G@3 25: Beurre Clairgeaus,
81 0592 Is; Beurre d'Autous, 81 2009 rs; How
els 81 80; Silver fTunes 81 20; FsIlenberg Pums.
Silver Prunes, 81 309l 40; &c SwOrth Plums, 81 40
81 50Gll SIS; Ickworth Plums, 81 so; Beurre Hsrdys
81 4O02 53 Peaches. S0cds 30: full crates Nus-
eat Grapes. 81 25G2 80; half crates Tokays. 81 20
@gl45.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sed at auction to-day:
Beurre Cisirgesus 81 1892 70: Beurre Diels
81 20; Duchess. 81; Onoudagos. So 80: white Do.
yennes 81; Bartleits, oyerripe, 81 50 Strawberry
Peaches, 81 2OtGl IS; German Prunss. 8 6oGll IS;
half crates okay Grapes. 81 1891 so; half crates
Museats. poor condition S5c; White Malagas' Do or
condition, 76c; Beurre Hsrdys, 81 so.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-Portor Brothers Com.
pany sold to-day carloads of California Fruit
Ounces. 81 S0@2 90; half crates Tokays 81 500
35; Beurre CHirgeaus. 81 90G2 45 Beurre
Hardys, 81 46; SalwaY Peaches, 95cpSl as
MISNEAPoLI5, Sept. II. - Porter Brothers Com,
pany sold to-day L carload OF California Fruit
Sslways. s5c9$l Is; Clings. s5c@S1
Fortlands Business.
Or
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICEABLE Il NOR
~ cross Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cal; 10
cation of works. Virginia Mining District, storey
County. State of Nevada.
Notice-TheTe are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment No. 1912,
levied on the eleventh day OF August 1892 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive shareholders as follows:
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Ken. Unrsdeemed plsdpo.

L. Fl. Bailey. pawnbroker at 633 Kearny
street, surrendered himself at the City
Prison yesterday, and was booked on
charge OF enlightenment. He retired from
business several days ago, and is charged
with walking away with some of the un-
redeemed pledges. He was released on $1,000
hnnda - ~-~~
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 81
Summary OF THE NAEKETA
Wheat weak and duh.
Break in Barley futures
Oats weak.
yellow Corn lower.
Rye nominal.
Hay as usual
Beans unsettled.
Fair sales OF Dried Peas.
Potatoes firm and wanted.
Onioas unchanged.
Dairy Products unaltered.
car OF Eastern Poultry sold.
Peaches quieter.
citrus and Dried Fruits unchanged.
Vegetables abundant
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English wheat Market.

English wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 81 - The SPOT market is
steady ut 6s 3I2d. Cargoes quiet at 32s Sd Tor
of coast. 32s 81 for just shipped aud 32s Sd for
nearly due
FUTUREs
Tie Produce Exchange cabls gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. Red Winter:
September. 5s l0d; October. IS l112d: November,
is s4d December, IS 1s4 /; January. is 21ad.
sFCURITIES
LONDON. Sept. 81. - Consols s71s Silver,
3o1sd; Rentes, 99i soc.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-Late lquidations on both
sides in the stock market has once ore narrowed
the market and the dealings to-day showed little
spirit. The final changes generally slight.
cept Burlington, which showed loss of II. Gov
ernments duh and heavy. Petroleum october
closed at 5312c.
NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-United States Bonds. As,
1l5. DO. 2s. 100; Northern Pacific. 1874 Cana
dian Pachc. So Central racine. %SIa: Onion Pa
cine, 372z Atchson Santa re. 1855: wells
Fargo. l+3: Western Union. 95 Silver S3c;
Sterling - SEGA s7I5.
0heat-october. 1850. Flour. steady Coffee.
Sl4 35. sugar. 35sGS ll-loc hops-facifc
Coast. l7625c. Hides. 1215c. Copper Lake,
sll 5. TIN Spot. go AZ Lead Domestic,
81 10. lron, SIG Petroeum-october. 6SIac
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HIS DAY.
Thursday .......,.........Se ptember 22, 1892,
At II O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises,
426 Devisadero St, Between Oak and Fell,
- WILL SELL THE. =.
Substantial Furniture Of Residence, Rooms,
....COaPRISING
Upright German Piano. in fine condition; Handsome
Solid Walnut-frame Parlor Suit. in embroidere
inquired Six; Easy and Reception Chairs; Bed
Lounge; Curtains and Draperies oil Paintings and
Water Colors, in fashionable frames: Walnut, Light
wood and Cottage Chamber Suits; Spring and Top
Mattresses White Blankets; Feather Pillows;
Ihree-quarter Bedsteads; Extra Bureaus: White &
Co. Sewing Machine; BordeTed Brussels Carpets;
Square and Reversible Rugs; walnut Extension
Table; Sideboard: Dining Chairs: Crockery Water.
back Range and Kitchen Utensils etc.
1t VIM. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer Az Pine
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CUIcAeo, Sept 2l.-Wheat opened unchanged,
declined 3sc on weak cables local selling and weak
ness IN Corn. advanced &c on estimated small re-
ceipts tomorrow. predictions OF cooler weaker i'm.
proved export demand. unsettled weather In Eng
laBd. better cables ana bulnsh Northwest crop ad-
Vices, and closed strong at nc higher than yester-
day. Receipts, 0lU0O bushels; shipments, lb2-
600 bushels Rye, 57c. Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Wheat-Cash. 7234c Corn
$3.50 PORK - $40 l212. Lard-S7 40 Ribs
So IS. Mhisky-Sl Is.
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MORNING SALES
Street-40S Gaslight, 7l1Z; Giant Powder
As.
AFTERNOON sALE4
Board-l5 v Water, ll2lb; so Hawaiian Com
and Sugar, 40; 4b do. 40; 2i5 Hutchinson Co. a.
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MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOLDEN
GATE PARK ELEGANT RESIDENCE.

NV. corner Of Lott and Page sts. elegant new
Eastlake residence OF 10 large family rooms; BATH
laundry, ETC.; all finished in the most elaborate
manner; decorations hrst-class; elegant mantels:
magr ifcent fresco1ng: electric lighting and bells;
elegant chandeliers cement stone walk; any person
DESTROYS OF perfect home sbOnld examine this
more than perfect Tesdence about 200 feet from
the Golden Gate Park; Oak, Haight and Page street
cables and two electric roads For permission 10
examine, obtain card from the auetiOneers. Lot
rs :6x90:3 Terms-CaSh above present mortgage
OF $500.
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WENDELL EAsToN. g. w FRINK G. EAsroN
C2
Grand Inyestm nt-Rent Roll S182 90 Per
Month.

s. side OF Pine St 81 IS feet E. of Webster being
Nos. 2l27 2i29, 2l3l. 2l33 2135, 2137. compriS-
Ing two buildings containing elegant French fats
OF and rooms bath, etc, each with mirror and
tiled manteS, electric bells; everything modern;
building new with solid brick foundations. Do not
fail 10 examine this Offering. California, Suffer
and 9th eT cables. Lot 5OXIu0
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
WEDNESDAY, September ri.
Stmr Australia Houdlette. days 80 hours
from Honolulu; pass and mdse. to J u Spreckels 4
Bros.
Stmr Santa Cruz Plummer, hours from LON.
poe: produce, to Gooda Perkins x Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander ia II hours from San
Diego pass and mdse, to Goodal Perkins n Co.
Ger stmr Romulus. Berndt Ala days from Ma
naimo; 40O6 tons coal, to j. chm Rosenfed's Sons.
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DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
Only Five More Artists to
Hear From.
COTTON HOUSE LEADING
Distinction Drawn Between Old aud Modern
Architecture - Faults Vigorously
Criticized.

(which is the most artistic private resi-
dence in San Francisco?"
The decision is being reached slowly but
surely.
Two more answers have been received,
leaving only five still to come in.
One of the artists. Julius Ludovici, makes
a distinction between what he designates
old and modern architecture and gives his
preference for each of these styles.
The fairest way out of the difficulty is TO
give vote 10 both. The old style is the
Cotton residence and the new style the resi-
dence of Albert Gallatin.
The vote, therefore. now stands:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL


z n Cunningham, Portld r II Armstrong Q sA
W W HOLSTER. Salt LAKE Greene Oakland
Pierce. Sal- LAKE Lombard & ", O2klnd
James, Honolulu g Moore, Boston
J Renton. Honolulu Deprlesh Mo
Mrs Rent0n. Honolulu " Page & W, Pages
Miss Cornell. HonOlu u A w Simpson. Stockton
" IS Cornell Honolulu simpson, stockton
Mrs 7 Lucas Honolulu J w Eagan, y
J Lucas Jr, Honolulu NJ Rodgers. " atsOnville
Mrs Schwa5ach. HHolulu " Rodgers Matsonyille
DR. VI Soule. Honolulu FOils NY
L L Ellis, Honolulu Alexander Portland
Reid. L Tormey, Portland
Z A Maskey No q Laird. Canada
Mrs A J Harrei c & n, Mrs II Colby. Ny
Nisala Mrs A VI Moore, VI Island
c Il 1hompson.S Barbara Surgeon A Moore, U 5 \
NrsC HThOmpson,S Barb J A Br0wn..N Y
CliDeh, Chicago Mrs Wash q W, Scottish
E Jacobs. Nisalla Admiral
L 7 Parsons, Chicago John Taylor. Ny
7 l. POmeToy Paris L W Spaldug. L v
" NJ Eavans, Brooklyn Charleston, Scotland
Brant, A Mrs j Williams, Paris
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
c TbayeT Chicago l. Meyer, Chicago
w Meyer Chicago L 1rdpex Chicago
w Dunroe, Boston Mrs L b Trapex. chicago
S Barton. Stockton Miss 1rapex, Chicago
S James n CD DuaIary. Stockton
Mrs James d maid, X Russell. Stockton
{ COstron Boston Miss Costron Boston
/ L Trehearst, Stockton Mrs Trehearst. Stockton
Is Bintario, San Jose Mrs Bntsrio San Jose
w L 6azzam. Seattle Miss Swan, Iowa
J. II Ashcroft, Pa Mrs Ashcroft, Pa
G + Cobb Iowa Mrs Cobb, iowa
w SNOWFALL, Yolo Miss McKarne, Pittsburg
Z u Preston, Honolulu i Marshall, Honolulu
Hammond Lake Fox. Los Angeles
S McCiatchy. SactO I James str Australia
W Dealy, W & ch. j akely. Chicago
Hon X y field, fortIand w b MaZLlhi. chicago
Mrs X Held, Portland II Rudolph, Chicago
Master Field, Portland Rcston. Mexico
H Kelly. Castoria Il HOFFMAN, Castoria
& & Eugelberg Boston L Coke, Sacramento
Miss Eugelberg. Boston Miss Cox Sacramento
Mrs kugeiberg Boston Richhed. Stockton
W Donahey, Mrs Riehheld, stockton
Mrs Donahey
PALACE HOTEL.
7 Chambers & W. Oaklnd + W Hineklsy & why
VI CuTran, Philadel phia Miss Irwin, \ Y
W Christopher. Chicago ii Edgar. China
II c Goodsell. Toit G Wilson. Rochester
Bremner. Sacramento W Leighton, Rochester
Mrs b Wright Sacto w Wynkoop & W, Portld
w w Harrington Coiusa Mrs II Janin 4 md, y Y
& Noble, Sequel Master Janin
W Myrtle W, st Jos Broodwen. Chicago
c r Corning. NY NJ Dougherty & W. Dosg
&c Wrights oond&w, Wash Station
Weeks NY NJ SurfeIl Visalia
Adler NY Heyman. NY
f NJ Eastman, Chicago RACooDet Winnipeg
j Grierson nottingham NJ l. Baer ", Seattle
Chas HsdSell. SunOi Beffar,
J. Hallers. ID Jones, Middleton
Miss Van Colt Bash, Fort Wayne
I Irwin, Ny
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
w c Kimball. New York j Ryan W. New York
J Thornton Seattle Young Santa Clara
+ Hilbert Port Costa Iomasini, PetaIuTna
q w CLARK, Boston Macy, Fresno
Il Thomas Fresno ii Mason San Jose
l. Smith, Santa Rosa w Gates, MINI
s Jones, MINI Henry. healdsburg
J McCaffery Santa Rosa G. 7 Griiths Sacto
II Turner. Shasta McDougai, Detroit
G Childs. san Rafael w Beleca, AIyiso
w McElr0y v, Ukiah
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WILLIAM RiJTTE2FIELD.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER
(has no connection with any other persons in
the busnessJ.
once & Salesroom-412 Pine ST. Nevada Bank Bling
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Grand march. Los dos Republicas"
Composed and dedicated to the two republics
by TOledano, leader OF the Mexican band
Overture, II PurtanP". .............,..,..B elIni
"DAnse du Tambourtn" ..........,,.,..... Boggettf
Grand selection. Madame Favart" (frst tme)
.0ffenbach
Aria, "Jessonda;" eurhonium solo. Spohr
Military medley, "A Day in Our Garrison ..Oecbsle
PART
Overture, "0berou" ..........,,,.,.,.. weher
"Danse un Reeve" solo for oboe. Camomille
Tho Last Hope'. .................., C;ottschaIk
LA Toscana altz'. .... Bncalossi
Siesi.ieo .:.'''''.... .,,.. Wagner
Tfohle daiop Mullaly
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GEO. +. IAMS0k.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
s25 Kearny St.. bet. California and Pima
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.
ChiCaCO hIarkets.

AND COFFEE
Sugar-Raw and refined, firm and unchanged.
COtfee-Irregular Sales. $3.50 bags. Septem
ber STA 80; October, GA 90
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales IN the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNESr. Chronometsr and
Instrument Maker, California stress
Sign OF the Wooden Saor
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The Entire Furniture Of a 9-RO0m Dwelling,

417 MASON STREET,
~ WILL SELL.
The Entire Furniture Of 9-RO0m Dwelling,
Removed from Storehouse,
COMPRISING.
Handsome Parlor Furniture. sofa, Diyan and Easy
Chairs. in silk plush and silk tapestry; Elegant
Large Turkish Chairs and Rockers; Best Body Brus
sells Carpets; I'll ne Rugs; two Handsome Polished
Oak Chamber Suits; Extra Spring and Gray Hair
Mattresses Fine Bedding; Pillows and Bolsters:
Elegant Oak SidebOard: New Oak Hat-Stand; Ee-
CANT Oak Extension Table; Fine Oak DiRtng Chairs;
Extra China, Silver.pIated and Crystal Glass Ware:
Improved Range; Fine Agateware, etc. The above
furniture Is all very desirable. Err Terms cash.
1t GEO +. LAMSoN, Auctloneer.
|. BURD, AUCTIGEEER,
lila TweDty-thiId street-Furnished Houses and
Merchandise Bought or Sold on Commission
o-MORROW.
Friday. observation-disclosures. September IS, 1892,
At IL O'Clock A.. NJ. on the premises,
BIB Fla AYES STREET,
~ Will SILL.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF SIX ROOMS.
....CoNsIsTfSG PART Or.
Fine Parlor Furniture; Elegant OAK Bedroom Sets;
Fine Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains; Portieres
and Kitchen Furniture; Cooking and Gasoline
Stoves; Crockery and glassware. etc.
seq lt* L. BURD. Auctioneer.
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MISSION-FINE IMPROVED PROPERTY.

4
cables and two electric roads. For permission 10
examine, obtain card from the auetioneers. Lot
70 :6x90:3 Terms-CaSh above present mortgage
OF $500.
MISSI0N-FINE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
S. line (Nos. 1925 1851 and 1917 of 10th St 90
feet w. of Hardy between Church and Sanchez. 2
stores and tenements OF rooms each; also cottage
o. rooms etc. short walk from Market St street
graded, severed and macadamiZed; to be Church.
st. electric road or cable; lot large, 50xS5.
HOWARD STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
NV. lire (No. eco of Howard. 2l7 Sc feet sw Of
9th; bui dings on the property; this is business
Opposition; must be sold; street in Uasalt rock;
hoWardSt. cable; lot ~ :6x80.
BAKER STREET-GRAND CORNER.
s. W. cor. Baker and Fulton SITS; one of the hand.
ward and In the city; opportunity for an
elegant residence: do dO5 fail TO view this elegant
lot; all the fine equipsges the q Oden Gate PARK
pass this lot; elegant residences surround this lots
several cable and electric roads: lot 25xlOO.
MISSION RESIDENCE-ALS0 BUILDING LOT.
No. l. w. line No 1904 Church ST., 80 feet s OF
9th ST.; 2-story. bay-windowed; rooms and
bath; large, high basement: conservatory; modern
tric road; lot 25xsO. Also
No 2. S side 9TH ST., so feet w. OF Church ST.
building lot, with public nall; rent SO; streetla
me shape; electric road lot 23:6xlO5.
MISSION RESIDENCE.
E. line (No. 33) OF Sanchez st. 225 feet N OF I4th:
2-story bay window; rooms ana bath: large bass.
meat; mirror-tOp tiled mantes; hard flush: wash.
stands and washtubs; electric appliances: yard In
rear; Market and Haightst. cables: street in nas
shape; examine this; must sell; lot 25xl25.
MISSION-SHARON, NEAR MARKET ST.
w line OF Sharon st. 200 feet s. OF 18Th: lot
ready for buildings occupied by stable TIRES
horses; centrally located Market a. E1-
anime this; Market and to-be Church St cable or
electric; double lot, IS 4I2xl2j.
INSIGNIFICANT LARGE LOT.
". line OF Chenery ST., $50 feet y OF Randall.
lot all ready for buildings good location; ns view:
near school; street graded severed and mac4dam-
ized electric road passes the property. Examine
this; lot 5Ux125.
MISSI0N-HANDS0ME RESIDENCE LOTS.
S. line of Duncan st., 100 feet W. OF Guerrero: q
handsome residence lots; street graded macadam.
lied and severed; choice surroundings; electric
road and Yaeneis-st. cable; lots 25xlI4
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers. 63S Market st.
g6
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THIS DAY.
Thursday ................. September 22, 1899,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
4l7 MASON STREET,
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Business.
ExchanZa and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. II -Ciearances $685., 900;
balances 500 900.
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HOWARn. STREET RTSINESS PROpERIY.

NV line (NO, eco Of Howard. 2l7 IS feet sw
9th; bui dings on the property; this is a buSin
deposition; must be sold; street in Uasalt roe
hOMard-St. cable. Lot % .6Y2n.
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Marches, Overtures and Medieys.

The Park band will render the following
programme in Golden Gate Park to-day:
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S. line (Nos. 1875. 1852 and 727) of 10Th ST. 30
feet w. of Hardy between Church and Sanchezl 2
stores and tenements OF rooms each; also cottage
o. rooms, etc short walk from Market St: street
graded, severed and macadamized; to be Church.
st. electric road or cable; lot large, 5OxS5.
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~ dence silver Mining Company. Location ot
principal place of business San Francisco, Calf
fornia: location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada.
Notioe-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF asSesSmens (No.
2l) levied on the thirteenth day OF August. 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-20
TIE U. p. At astoria.

The business people of Astoria do not
take very much stock in the rumors OF
benefits likely to be conferred upon them
by the Union Pacific company. In re-
cent interview, Mr.. Thomas hyrle,
manager of the c. H. Cooper Merean-
tile house. said: 'The movement Tor
opposition is heartily indorsed by this
firm. In fact we have always placed the
stamp of our disapproval on the treat
1nent received by local merchants at the
hands of the Union Pacific company,
and in consequence during the past
eighteen months all our eastern freight
has come over the Northern Pacific and
by the Telephone from kalama. Ihe
smallest package we can get by the
Union Pacific from San Francisco costs
81 while the rate per 100 pounds Is 10
cents. II ,.n independent company is
organized, or il arrangements arc made
with any other company to bring freight
here. we will support it to the extent OF
our patronage in that line MIR. A.
Reed, of the firm Of Griffin & Reed, was
emphatic in his views, and was willing
to pledge himself to DO all in his power
TO further the interests of the company
that had the interests of the business
mon at heart A number OF other mer-
chants were spoken to ON the subject,
and all seem unanimous in the opinion
that the business men and citizens gen
orally should unite for the city's good
and at once and forever do away with
the power of the monopolies that have
worked the city such persistent injury
for so many years past.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-20

The Telegram has information that the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, is fast
reaching out for q Pacific coast termi-
nus. This road is perhaps the most
aggressive in the western association.
Its business last year showed prosper
GUS growth. and recently it borrowed
$12, 100000, to be used in extensions
and betterments. Inside Of the next
year the Wyoming extension will be
pushed as far as Helena, and will be
only short time when surveyors and
engineers will be scattered along the line
between Helena and Portland.