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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
A New Departure.

j kept idFor several months past the newspapers
hdiscreet this CITY have been burdened with notices
Rdermin9 socals, entertainments, ETC., varying in
ioss ohgth from few lines to column or more
|ity and space. AS far as THE TIMES is con-
generakned all these notices have been given a
on VIZ ice i'm its columns and no charge made.
led with many instances, in fact in the great ma
rom thdty of cases, not even 'thank you" was
lther II Now and then a ticket or two marked
alway4bmplimentafy" has been received, to use
- beRich is TO sort of sneak in under the dead
RS FROM hi clause The fact that newspapers are
n the rc{n as business investments seems to have
|, ~ eve en overlooked.
|rightes4rHE TINES is and always has been ready
""' help every good cause in any way pos
-Se. At the same time we cannot succeed
Or % nro3 IA financial way and devote the space
Diseases ed of us TO free notices of shows, lodge
+outh OF ...;.o. 7,
Iy caus< |ertainments and church enterprises. IL
|speesG az Is money to put these notices in type;
les guar space is worth something to us; from II
expect to receive a return.
lted sn in view of all these facts, we have, aftei
- eful consideration, decided to make the
B month owing rule. which will be strictly ad-
|i2orI ed to:
method After July LIST we shall charge regular al
debility tising rates for all notices more than a
kindred 1870 - - q .sw.o;,,
or I'M RE mention of time and place of entertain
.cn hts socials, shows, etc., where financial
|ferabie Urn is expected.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
Itch. S. M. g. 0. Co..
Locals.

arrive need another good driving horse al
y III lee and offer the first conner bargain in a
prdal for good organ.
an MICH. S. M. q ORGAN Co.
did
sefHave you seen our new styles OF music
th'tes? They are very useful as well as
9hutiful and cost only from 81. 90 to S3. 20.
TIT MICH. S. M. IL ORGAN Co.
B iF
fteEThe S. G.. Chickering piano is becoming
..kstbrime favorite. The factory can scarcely
uclpply our demands for them.
t MICH. S. NJ. ~ ORGAN Co.
III
Ii NJ you want to know that w. l.. Osgood
yeS made the greatest discovery on the con-
anient for the cure Of rheumatism and
rw9ralgia, send for the circulars which will
4 sent free, or come to Owosso, Mich,
men you can see those he has cured and be
Yisfed. Write to w. l.. Osgood, Owosso,
eerHh.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
SAVE MONEY
Is to Call at the big Store"

And buy thin comfortable apparel and heavier
goods for cool weather.
We offering quantities of seasonabe goods in DRESS
GOODS WASH DRESS GOODS, THIN WOOL SUITINGS
CHINA SILKS, GRENADINES, WRAPS, THIN UNDER
WEAR Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Silk Ns Gloves Hos
cry Summer Cosets Ladies' Waists Fans Sun Umbrellas guam
titles of Summer Goods.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
A ShreWd Observer

Cannot fail to note and profit by the experience of
those who have bought their spring goods. Ask any
of the WELL DRESSED you meet where they buy
their Clothing and Shoes and you will find invara.
ing new or desirable in these lines that our Stock
does not contain.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..

Thin Clothing Dress Suits Fancy Shirts Socks, White Shirts,
Straw Hats and Thin Underwear.
We have Gents goods at 25 80, 80, 75c and 81.
Norfolk and New Brunswick fine goods at S50 and 5000
Work Pants Coats. Overals, Work Shirts.
CARPETS AND CURTAIN Our sales large and stock
inviting.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
owosso Markets.
Attention Threshermen.

All who want repairs and new machines
h get your orders filed by calling at A,
eggal's repair shop, on Comstock st. east.
% repairing promptly done in his line
r. o. PLACE, Agent
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
IN CLOTHING

We carry only the very best makes of Tailor. Made
goods manufactured, hence do not come in competi
ton with the ready made goods handled by other
Dealers but with the MERCHANT TALoRs.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
TIE Times,
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1892.

Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
transmission as second-class matter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
lWOSS0:.' SAVIkGS::-:
lPITAL. 10000 SURPLUS, 10000.

OFFICERS:
M. EsTEY, President.
E. SALISBURY, Vice President.
A. ID. WHIPPLE, Cashier.
? DIRECTORS:
8. WILLIAMS, G. K. RIGLEY,
III. III. CALKINS, +. SALISBURY,
ID. M. EsTEY, E. A. GOULD.
w. A. WooDARD.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
Paid quarterly on deposits.
lFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT
Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold.
nix open from a. m. to 400 p. m. and
every Monday evening from 9 to 8,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

will for weeks entire of Capes and
Jackets at onefourth Offs the dollar; all and
fresh; this is opportunity
Always call at the Big Store
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24

tY- Do General Banking Business.
B-Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
kY- Money to loan OH real estate securities.
tE-By our European Bank Money Order
stem payments are transmitted to The
fy house of the recipient abroad, free OF
Arge, saving him the trouble and expense
collecting draft.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
The w ay to
Keep Cool
AND AT THE SAME TIME

AND AT THE SAME TIME
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-29

Then came a deep long-drawn sigh, for the
roof and floors had evidently fallen in. ana
the faithful Juba, alas was nowhere to be
seen.
A dozen persons rushed toward the build
ing, and, until driven back by the heat,
stood close by the window where he had
been last seen. They had hoped to find him
there. They had fiattered themselves that
there had been time enough for him to
leap.
But it was now evident that this had not
been the case. He most probably 1elt tne
floor giving way before he threw the chlld
and if so this explained the cause OF MS
haste They said this 10 each other as they
fell back.
There was, however little time for words.
Scarcely had this thought been exchanged
before there was another crash. and, with a
momentary waving motion, the entire build
ing fell in, so that what had been stately
mansion an hour before was now only a
shapeless mass of blazing timbers.
The shouts, the EXPLANATIONS, and the
sobbings, which had filed the air but an
instant before, ceased again at this ap-
palling spectacle. Neighbor looked at
GeighbOr, aghast with horror, the lurid
light adding a wild, spectral look to each
inquiring face. Then simultaneous cry
arose from the crowd that Juba and the old
nurse were buried in the ruins.
But suddenly, out from the flame and
smoke, in the direction where the generous
Jub8 had last been seen, what seemed a
human figure began to emerge. crawling
painfully on hands and knees-a human
figure, crushed and mangled, but still with
life in it. Ana bark! a voice-a full, deep
voice, coming from that poor. charred body,
and what did it say? Not words of pain,
but words Of Joy; words that you and l
may bless God if We can say when dying.
They reached him, stopped over him, and
would have raised him; but that moment he
| looked up at his mistress; prayer was on
his lips, and a triumphant smile broke over
his face; then he fell back lifeless.
Thus died The faithful Juba. Over his
grave there is marble Ia blet. with the
words inscribed thereon, Faithful unto
death" What nObler motto could there bs
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miles from San Francisco, she was struck
by tidal wave which broke two of her
pilot-house windows. The story is placed
side by side with the yarn published in the
afternoon papers last week about a tidal
wave in the bay on Friday, and the sea ser
pent is daily expected TO make its appeal
anee.
A new propeller, the invention of A. T.
Elford OF this city, has been successfully
tried in the launch Hustler. and a larger
one is now being constructed to be tested
on one of the big steamers.
The ferry boat El Capitan will shortly be
laid up for repairs. Her place will be taken
by the Bay City.
has commenced running as an opposition
steamer to Point Arena and coast points up
to Little River.
The moves Yesterday included the ship
John Mcdonald from Folsom To Steuart;
the steamer Australia from Folsom 10 the
refinery; the ship Scottish LOchs from the
refinery 10 stream: the bark Andrew Welch
from the refinery to Main; the ship NJ. L.
Grace from stream to Harrison; the bark
entine Chehalis from seawall TO Howard
No. 2; the schooner +. X. Woods from Oak
land Long wharf to Fourth street. To-day
the steamer Oregon will go from Spear
street to the Union Iron Works drydock
1t is said that Captain William Ward, re-
Gently appointed to the command of the
Peru and at present suffering from sickness,
will not be able TO make the next trip on
the new vessel. and that his place will be
temporarily filed by Captain Tremaine
Smith, late Of the China and the Rio de
Janeir0.
John Smith was arrested yesterday by
Officer Crosby on Vallejo street and booked
at the North HaTbor station for having a
quantity of brass journals, etc, In his pos
session, of which he could give no satisfac-
tory account.
The new quarantine steamer, which has
been fitting out at Main street for some
time, will make her trial trip on Saturday.
The schooner Mary Dodge has had a thor
ough Overhauling on the Marine railway at
Eureka and received a new ceuterboard.
The largest keel ever laid On Humboldt I
Bay has just been put down. 1t is for a
four-masted schooner and is 200 feet long,
is Inches wide and 81 inches deep.
Captain Blair formerly master of the bark
Santiago, has taken command OF the British
ship California, now on the berth for Liver
pool.
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Dug Un by a Drehrer.

Yesterday dredger at work at the Pa
cihc-street wharf dumped into barge amid
the mud and slime lifted from the bottom
OF the bay the headless body of man.
The discovery OF the body was not made
until the barge went TO dump its load of
refuse in deep water, and then the mangled
and padly decomposed remains were found
tangled IN the chains of the barge waking
the dump.
The body was brought to the Morgue and
the mud washed off the clothing and it was
then stripped. On one of the arms were
found tattoo-marks of crucifx and the
letters 81. Ii. H."
80 badly mutilated and decomposed Is the
9ouY that the coroner ordered its mme.
date interment. Ii is supposed to he the
remains OF one Robert Porter, an English
l0ngshoreman, who about three months
ago Tell of the Pacific street wharf while
intoxicated and was hshed out. only to
stagger across the wharf and pitch over the
other SIDE, never to come up again.
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Villains Are Not Cowards.
INTFRNATIoNAL HOTEL.

- Louis GlObe-Demoerat.
81 cannot understand why dramatists
almost invariably make their heavy villains
towards" said Charles A. Courtney at the
Southern. Most villains are men of des-
perate courage, or they would not take the
chances they do. Now, here is young fell
low arrested down in Mexico for marrying
Is times. What magnificent heavy villain
he would make for play! But who can say
that iuan who will, with malice prepense,
acquire a bakers dozen of mothers-in-law is
devoid OF courage? / was once in stage
coach that was held up by gang of high
wavmen. There were five of us in the
coach, and the only one who showed fght
WAS a fugitive forger. IL was lfieF8 ara
proven that hs had deserted ris I8FaIy anu
robbed his employers Eas Hl Brad more
courage than sill Inc rest OK rs combined
The stage villain needs 10 Be remodeled !;
the playwrights do him an injustice. Even
tiis ,Fl should he given, ht.s--tt9s,
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO July 2S.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day: Bartlett Pears. 81 S012 rs; Early Craw.
ford Peaches. 75cG$l O5; Foster Peaches, sO(9S5c;
half crates Fontainebleau Grapes, 81 509l 81; Red
Nectarines al 50; Columbia Plums, 50 O5: Purple
Duane PiuIns, 81 $500; Royal Native Plums. 81 90
bradshaw Piums. 81 oogl 30; herman Prunes.
40 rs: Washington Plums, 81 1892,
Porter Bros. Company sold to-day seven carloads
OF Californis Fruit; bartlett Fears sold at 81 70
/ go: St John Peaches. 55G95c; Early Crawford
Peaches, 66c@$l 20; Foster Peaches. 55c9
81 90. Tuscan Clings, 81 l5@l 20: Ger
man Prunes. al 1902 80; Nectarines. s5e@l$:
Traradv Prunes 81 1905 10: Sargent Plums. ST 10 ;
sf Catherine Piums. 80 Is; Beurre Clairgeaus ,
s2l5; Purple Duane PIums. 81 6j9l 40; Wash.
ington Pums ~ 9OG2 TO-
NEw YORK, july 2S-Porter brothers Com
psny sold two carloads OF California Fruit: Bart.
lett Pears, al 70tGs 95: Early Crawford Peaches,
s5c@s2: Snowfilke Peaches. soc; washington
PIums a. 1898; Purple Duane Piums. 81 1902 %
Tragedy Prunes. 50 ] 5 az 40: German Plums. 81 rs
az rs: Bradshaw fiums, 81 3U01 20; Magnum
6oaum Plums, 81. bulgarian Plums, 81 %; Kelsey
japan Piums, 81 %; French Prunes, 81 90; Barry
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NEW YORK. July 2S.-Liquldation by the pool
I'm sugar induced sharp downward movement and
II considerable support to rally the stock after
the decline The railroads quiet except North
ern Pacific preferred. wbich scored q material adj
vance Governments duh and steady. Petroleum
august closed at 5lS4c.
INV YORK July 2S.-United states Bonds Is
1864 do. rs. 100; Northern Pscinc, Pisa: Cana.
dian Pscihc. 1884 Centra Pacific. 80 Union Pa
cine. 1855 Atchlson ana Santa re. 3St4: Wells
Fargo. las: Western Union. 1854; SILVER, S5Lae;
Sterling. - s71a614 SO.
Wheat August s3c. Flour. steady. Coffee
sl2 S. Sugar, 2Ia "a 31sc Hops - Pacific
Coast. l9A25c Hides. l3o. Copper-Iage Sll 10
Tin-Spot. $50 To- Lesd-DomeStIc, 80 &c Iron-
S16 Pstroleun-August 6ls4c.
Hops are very quiet and unchanged. Foreign adj
vices note an increase In vsTmin IL England and a
OF half In the previous estimates of 20 per cent
surplus over last years crop in Germ any.
DRIED FRUITS.
To the distinctly new features In the dried CALI
fornia fruit market buyers Inclined TO move
very cautiously, pending the developments OF pri-
mary markets. Western and local purchasers have
absorbed at least ten carloads OF California raisins
the past few days. Tho market is hrmer at Sc for
two-crown ana 1Rc for three-crOwn bags, with
corresponding prices for similar goods IN boxes.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
suVar-Strong and unchanged at yesterdays ad-
Cofee-stronger and l0@l5 points advance
Sales, $3.50 bags. July, $l2 20; August, $l2 rs;
Septem Der, $l2 80.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-wesk Outside dealers ask 6I2c and the
importers 612@7c; Wool Bags, 3693Sc
OIL-California Castor on, in cases No. l, 81 % {
No. 2 cases. 81 20, bbs 90c manufacturers rates)
Eastern do, 81 20 California Lin bbls, boiled
SOC; raw, 4ec; cases FAC more Cocoa, oo95oc
y gall; China Nut, 50960c G. gal; Eastern Lin
seed UI Dbs. Sic; do raw, acc q gal, eases,
2isc more; Lard oil. bbIs. 72l3c; cases. soc = gal
PETRoLEUM-Starlight. lS1sc q gallon; Eocene.
2l1ac; D0wners az Iac Astral, &c; 1902 Elaine,
23l9c: Pearl. lSIac: Water White. rehped, bulk
l2c: Headlight 1852. cases. Csc: Mineral Illuminating
300' Csc In cases; Standard HOP fire test. lie q
gall I'm tcaps IL ac faucets aud 12c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63' Benzine. bulk, 1914 . gal;
cases, 1Sc; 74o Gasoline bulk 1895 cases, l9c; $50
Gasoline. bulk, use: cases. zoe p gal
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 71ac y 10 for any guam
tity.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-71ac y u for any
quantity
TURPENTINE-Quoted at soc p gal.
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc "A 10: Dry Granuatei.
sac = 10; Confectionery A, 51sc; Standard A.
age; Magnolia. 4ssc; Extra c. 41ac; Golden c.
42sc; ID. 4i4e q To- half bbs, Lle more than bbls.
and boxes 1ac
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Company Of Soldiers Frustrated.
Chicago Herald

Nineteen soldiers we're marching along
the highway OF Bourges &c reach the aFtii-
leTy Dractee-ground. when thunder
storm broke over them and in q moment
drenched them al to the sksn. They began
uottIng. bat had not adyauced much rhen
terrible stroke OF lightHlng came snd in
an s!nstsnt latd tho whole de taclment pre-
trate on the ground. After short tae
some OF the men recovered and rose e tAsiT
feet. They called to their comradez. atc
rallied aud rose slowly one after another
but four remained immovabie. Jnoy we're
taken 70 the hospital Three we're restored
TO iifes hut the fourth was Qaitc asad, He
had deep wound On tbe GROVE f his
head and his chest @as burned IS ser =
fuFnaca
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Grandholm falls due from Vancouver and Santa
Rosa from San Diego.
on Tuesday she Oceanic falls due from China and
Japan. aud the Acapulco from Panama.
HE Norwegian ship Frank CoTvill, 1889 tons.
loads Lumber at Port Blakeiey for Cork.
wheat charters for United Kingdom, Hayre,
antwerp or DunEirk British iron bark
Dovrn0y 1870 tons, 26s Sd; British iron ship Lpch
Linnhe, 1895 tons US CIT; British iron snip Wan
derer. 2SOl TONS nrivata
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John T. Owens with T. Sullivan alterations and
additions on line OF Point Lobos avenue 80 ., w
9 r, second, $3.50; bonds, 1913; L. Joost and W.
Lnnlng Company with Gray Bros concrete work
$2133. - ~ y" " Druihmi
Board of Education with r. DOYLE d Son. 70 bund
on " Hue OF lartlett street, 55 OF Twenty-second
, 100 by " $50, NJ. Il. 1856: S24a49
ii. w. Westphai with John f. o. nrien N bnilo a.,
r line OF Co! umbla square. $50 NV OF Harrison
street, NV 1876 Oy 20; 5000.
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yalue Of CIV Propertv.

statement was forwarded by Auditor
Smiley yesterday TO the State Board OF
Equalization, showing the value of all lands
in the city, according to the assessment
roll. as being SI97, SS1. 800. The value Of
improvements Is SO. AIS. 633; value Of per-
sonal property, other than money and
solvent credits, SOL. III $40; money aud
solvent credits. S171l2,S 5S The entire
assessed value OF all property, after cOFTec-
tons have been made, is S3i6. 2l4, 69l.
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A SONG OF NEED.

when you shall dwell in Tranquil land,
Where sweet the summers be,
Lean In the light and KISS your hand,
And kiss your hand to me.
For I, who dwell in Lonely land,
BY that sweet sign shall see
That owe TO you is kind and grand
SO kiss your hand TO me.
When you shall dwell IN Midnight land.
Where tears and meanings be,
Fold on your heart the unKisSed hano
And sigh your soul to me.
And I, though lost In Lonely land.
VIII send an answer true,
And cropping blindly for your hand.
Creep III the dark to you
FRANK J. STANTON.
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ChicpCO Markets.

eprcAeo, July 2s.-Wheat opened weak aud
lac lower on weaker cables. remained steady for a
time advanced $40 l2e on the decision OF the
House to adjourn on Saturday. and In the bolief
that the anti option bill will not be p 60 IL de-
cIined i4c on good reports from threshlnys, ad-
yanced Gao on reports ofidamage Iii the Northwest
and closed firm at t2c higher than yesterday.
Rseeints 81 900 bushels: shipments, LOCO
bushels Rye. SIC Barley, 62c.
fUICAeo. July 2S.-Whoat-Cash. 7S1sc. Corn
4gIIc PorE-sl2 O5. Lard-S7 27Ia KIDS
- E1lL MhSky-Sl is.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-UTAH CON
- soltdsted CompaHy-Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco Cal. Location or works
Nirgl City, Storey County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
desert bed stock, on account of assessment No. 15
levied tue seventh day OF june 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respectIVs
shareholders. as follows;
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San Francisco Neat Market.

wholesale rates from sIsughterers to dealers ars
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61ac; second quality. SC;
third do. 31a@4Iac
vEAL--Large. 6l206c; small Calves. 6la657c.
MUTToN-wethers, 7G7I9c; Ewes &c
Handspring, 9V9l0c q 10.
PORK-Ltve Hogs, 5I4@5Sse p 70 for heavy and
medium gratn-fed stock Hogs asa csc; dressed do
71z99Sc y 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-29

The chimney now being erected bv the
Electric Light and Power Company ON
Jessie street will be 175 feet above the
street level. "0
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed hy THOMAS TENN EMIT Chron omstsr aud
Instrument Maker. California s5ress
Sign OF the w o den SaitOr.
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Exchange and BuiIinn

shipping Notes.
The Gypsy sails to-day Tor the Salinas Riner. The
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English wheat Market.
FUTU EL

LIVERPOOL. July 2S.-The spot market ia weak
at Is Csrgoes are easy az 34S Sd for OF
coast S4s Cd for just shipped and 34s Sd for nearly
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Now York Markets.

os 1$ad
sECURIrIEs
LONDON. July 2s.-ConsOls, 90 1915; Silver
SO $3.50; Rentes. 9Sf 35c.
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board OF directors. maze on the 7th day OF
June, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold At public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, room So,
Nevada block. 800 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. California. on FRIDAY, the 29th day OF july
1892, at the hour OF o'clock, of said day 20
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
A. h. FISH, Secretary.
orice-Room So Nevada block, sos Montgomery
street. San Frsneiseo, California 1yl2 q
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street-ssOOO 81 Bonds. 1904: 20 8 v
Water, 1884.
AFTERNOON sALEA
street-3O Giant Powder, 35.
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The Fish Commissioners made a trIp 10
the Chinese fishing stations on the bay yes
terday on the launch Hustler, but either
there had been warning given or the Mon
goiians were doing bit OF rustling on their
own account, Tor the seizures were nil
The new schooner Joseph and Henry
putt by Turner Of Beuicia for Joseph
Harder and Henry Steffens Of this city.
came down from Beuicia yesterday morn,
ing and Will be placed in the coast trade.
1 ne Sessei Is % feet long, q feet 8 inches
beam and feet 4 inches deep.
=, I.efe Is an unconhrmed report that when
Tue Austraiia was one day out on her last
trip, nearly q month ago, and about 150
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
GEO. 2. IHMSUN.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
4z5 hearny ST. bet. California and Pima
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AUCTION SALE
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.