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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
HIM. SAFE q SON. SD Druggists. Los Angeles, O,

TREATMENT, q specific for Hysteria, Dlzzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache Nervous Pros-
tration caused by alcohol Or tobacco, Wskeful-
causing i insanity. misery decay, death, b. Prema. %
ture Old Age Barrenness, Loss of Power In
either sex, Impotency, Leucorrhoea and all
Female Weaknesses, involuntary Losses, Sper-
Hclf-abuse, Over-indulgence. months treat
ment 81, 9 for IS, by mail We guarantee six
boxes to cure. Each order for boxes, with $5,
will send written guarantee to refund II NOT
cured Guarantees Issued only by H NJ. SALR
g. SON, druggists, sole agents, S20 8. Spring
street, Los Angeles Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
Bold .yacISals.

The residents of Howrah have beer
finding lately that jackals are animals
Of anything but an attractive temper.
In some cases they have come right uI
to the bungalows in search of prey. a
little girl, aged about five years, was
playing in a veranda when jaclSal
suddenly rushed on l,.r and was drag
ging her away whe-lH Pc was rescued
She was severely bitten. Three natives
while walking along the Kooroot road
were attacked by a jacllal, which was
only driven off after stubborn fight
and tale is told of two women, while
standing near a tank, being attacked
and bitten. So serious has the state OF
matters become that the public propose
to submit q memorial to the distric.
magistrate praying for the adoption OF
measures for the destruction of these
pests.--PioneeI Mail.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Transatlantic and Weat Indian Arrivs
at New York.

Transatlantic and Weat Indian Arrivals
at New York.
QUARANTINE, N. Y, Oct 2-The fol-
lowing steamships arrived at Quaran-
tine today: Pbares, from Liverpool !;
Orinoco, from Bermuda: Fastgate, from
aProgresso; and Alpha. from Trinidad.
The only European steamer was La
Gascogne, from Cherbourg, with All
cabin passengers. all we'll. She was re-
leased this afternoon after all the bag
gage was dislnfected.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2.-Arrived: Morse
mapd, from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2.-Arrived: Ems,
from New York.
BosToN, Oct. 2-The Cephalonia ar
rived from Liverpool today. ALI were
we'll on board.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
Deer in New York State.

There is no longer doubt that rigid
enforcement Of the game laws in che
woods of northern New York has had q
great effect. Deer are more plentiful
this fall than for twenty years. Hamil-
ton county is still famous for deer, and
they may be seen in goodly Numbers
any day shaking their thirst ON the
shores of the numerous little lakes Of
which Hamilton county has so many.
Here also is good fishing, and a person
can enjoy all the comforts of camp life
and at the same time be within easy ac-
cess of civilization should its comfort
ing influences be needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO.

Two out when winning run was made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
= 8 4 8 z g. 8 10 IL 12
sanF.3 o o o o 0 0 o l. 9
LosA3 0 2 o 0 0 0 U 0 3 2
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Los Angeles, 2; San Francisco.
g.
Three bate Q hit-P. Sweeney
Two.base bits-Power, No Cauley, Wright
First bAse on errors Los Angeles, o; San
francisco, 4.
First base on CALI d bal s-san Francisco, 2;
Los Angeles.
Left on bases-San Francisco. 8; Los Angeles,
8.
Struck out--By Hoffman. 8; by Balsz,:3.
Double plays p. sweeney, sharp and Power;
Glenalvin to stafford.
Wild pitch-Ba .sz. i.
Umpire Mcdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
"A severe storm in Texas.

LA VACA Tex, Oct. 2.-The most se-
we're storm since the hurricane of 1856
swept La Vaca bay last night. Over 25
fishing boats were badly damaged, some
totally destroyed. A number of build
ings near the shore were wrecked. No
lives were lost. A full report of the
damage has not yet been made, as a
number of boats have not been heard
from; on account OF these latter much
anxiety is felt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

The Reds wiz Two Games.
CmcrNNArr. Oct. 2.-The Reds took
tina first game in the ninth, after hard
FIGHT. The second was easy, and was
called at the end Of thu fifth on account
Of darkness.
Cincinnati, II; hits, IL; errors, O.
st. Louis, 10; hits, 8: errors, 4.
Batteries: Meekin, Sullivan and
Murphy; Breiter, Stein and Buckley
Second game Cincinnati, 4 hits g.;
errors O.
st. Louis, 4 hits, Q; errors, 2.
Batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy !;
Caruthe1s, Briggs and Buckley.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
A STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY
The Angels and Daddies Play
Brilliant Ball.
Excitement Was Intense Over Yester'
days Game.
The Angels Won Ont In tho Twelfth In
ming Tho Colonies Drubbed
the Dukes Again In
Good Shape.
Nv the Assor oriated Press. ]

SNA FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-The game
this afternoon opened slow, but before
it was played out the spectators saw a
splendid struggle for supremacy. With
the exception Of one or two innings both
sides played brilliant ball. Excitement
was intense. San Francisco tied the
score in the sixth inning, and neither
side scored until the first half OF the
twelfth inning, when the home team
made an earned run. In the last hall OF
the twelfth, twolsingles, a double and q
sacrifice gave the visitors two runs and
the game. Following is the score:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE CANDIDATES.

Sketches OF the Rival Aspirants for tho
Executive Chair.
In New Hampshire it is Mckinney
against Smith, a preacher and present
congressman against successful manu-
facturer, and both are ''good ones" In
that state the workers usually start a
littlo late, get their candidates of both
parties for all important offices in the
field about the same time and then make
things lively to the finish.
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Deca dence Of The National Game

WASHINGTON, Oct. g. President
Young, Of the National Baseball league,
speaking of the situation today, said:
1T is folly for any one to believe the
league could go on and pay the present
enormous salaries. 1t has come to q
plain state OF affairs, either the salaries
must be reduced or professional base
bail 90 to the wall"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
hydraulic Testing.

A plant for hydraulic testing purposes
is to be installed near the town of San
thia, Italy. The proposed establishment
is intended for the determination of
many points at present more or less OBJ
scure in the flow Of water through large
sluices. It is to be located between the
Cavour and the Cigliano. canals, where
the requisite volume of water for such
experiments can be eesily obtained, tho
Cigliano canal being elevated about $751;
feet above the Cavour canal The pre-
li1ninary plans provide for the construc-
ton of q large and small sluice, measur-
ing basins and weirs, and accommoda-
ton for the testing Of all kinds of hy-
draulic apparatus. New York Telc-
gram.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
Americas Female Lawyers.

The first woman admitted to the bar
in America was Arabella Mansfield, Of
Iowa, in 1869. Now there are seven wo-
men lawyers practicing before the Unit
ed States supreme court, and large
number have been admitted to general
practice.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

BosroN, Oct. 2.-The Brotherhood of
st. Andrew held meeting tonight, at
which Rev. w. F. Nichols, assistant
bishop Of California, and others spoke
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

A quick and permanent cure. Mr.. j. M.
Keesler 14lO " Lombard St. BALTIC, Md. says;
of ne uraIgia in my family, found Salvation
Oil effectual and speedy in the cure of the
patiaut
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
rho New Zealand Mines.

AS an example of the amount Of gold
In the world, the mines Of New Zealand
have alone produced $S50, ,O0O, 900 worth
Of the precious metal.
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smaIlpox In Toronto. /.

ToRoNro. Ont. Oct. 2.-Hmallnnx has
broken out in the general hospital here,
the victims being two hospital nurses.
The source Of the disease is unknown.
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.fAou Need q rrn

Call at BecEwith's pharmacy, 303 North Main,
A FL euarant' ed. Our book all about hernia,
or rupture, now ready, free at our store or by
mail. JOHN BECKWlTH & SON, DRUGGISTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
DIED.

LEAHY-In this city, October 2, 1902, John,
son Of Michael and Ellen Leahy aged years
and mo- tbs.
Funeral Tuesday, October 4, at 8 a. M, from
Friends invited to attend without further no
lice
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

A motel Burned.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Oct. 2-The Met
ropolitan hotel was burned early this
morning. All the guests were rescued,
some Of them having narrow escape.
Lose. $35 600.
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14a South Spring Street, Los Angeles,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
JOE POHEIM,
THE TAILOR.

KuIns for self measurement ana samples o.
cloth sent free to any address.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03

But the snorer didn't scare worth q
cent. He rolled over on his starboard
side, and made more noise than whole
drove of pigs. Don Nicholas looked at
him moment and then soliloquized: !:
"He ees fat he will scrape out, all de
sem as Mac Kin ME 70 No sooner said
than done. Nick ran into the adjoining
room and lugged off two or three blank
cts off each bed. These he piled over
the sleeping man till the perspiration
rolled of him in stream. When the
young millionaire woke up he thought
be had fallen heir to woollen factory !;
and when Nick met him oh the street
that day he pulled gun and made him
threw up both hands while he explained
matters to him. HIDALGo.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-03
EAVESDROPPINGS.

Did you ever "follow the circuit" as
it is called? Did you ever 60 around
from one fair to another, watching the
trotters put in their best licks, and the
race horses that can chase sky-rocket
around 40-acre lot and beat it, hands
down? If you did, you know how | feel
this blessed Sunday afternoon, after a
week of feverish hurry-be-quick at the
santa Ana fair. There is no lack Of
good accommodations in that town for
place of it's size. They have several
good hotels and one or two Spanish po-
ssdas, where you can get your throat
cauterized with enchiladas and all that
sort of thing, you know. An yet, in
spite of an unusually attractive pro-
gramme at the track and pavilion dis
play far ahead of any Oregon state fair
that ever saw between 1869 and 1890 /;
in epite of all THIS, / say, was glad to
get home.
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CaIifnrnia MI.

CHICAGO. July 29.-The Earl Fruit Conp.nv sola
to-day: Bartlett Pears, 81 9OG2; Earlv Cray,ord
reaches I6Seoc; NectarineS. IL 40; Figs. 81 40;
Columbia Plums, 81 s0Gl IS; washin0ton PINE
VI 36@l 10; Yellow Egg Plums. 81. Jefe~sor
Plums. 81 So@2i German Prunes 81 soao. H.,
shaw Plums 81 9o@2 10; Purple 1lna0a 20.
% 90; Japan PIums, 81 56Gl go e A4uhiS'
Porter Bros. Company sold TODAY .,,b, o.,. O.,
81 o wafGPsIa Fruit hartett Pears 81 75@9 To-;
Tuscan Clings, 81 $50 90 Efr.o pug SOc ;
f rT.G e9e%Sl oS hai crates Fontaineboau
~ o5@2 10; Purple Duane Fums a. - e., Iiams'
T TSpSn runs 81 German Prnnes, Fl 9OeSS AZ
~ 30; Magnum Bonum Plums a.. I rum 3,
runs, ~ 1902 Is; Washington Fiums s1 Law wv
go; Quackenb0ss Plums, 81 O5 81 o5O
NEW YORK, July 29.-PoTter Bro,bor, -
psny sold Tour carloads OF California Fruit. Am
isbt fears ~ 25G2 10: Clapp's Favorite p Ihl '
~ 81; Early Crawford Peaches, 81 2OGa2 ms
s en- , pesehes VI 1901 80; Hsies Early Peaches
81 81 IOtgl 40; Susquehanns Peaches 81 go ue,
T ns ~ oO92 20: Japan Plums 81 O5. VI ,; ngg
D1she Piums, 81 iU@2 so; Columbia Plum UP .
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Ida j. Vollers has sued henry Vollers for a
divorce.
The estates OF William Greene and John Sulli-
van have been appraised nj s36 900 aud S23, 500
respectively, all In real property.
Mrs. Ellen Mooney. the widow OF James
Mooney. who died on the 18Th inst, petitioned
yesterday for letters In his estate, valued at
$1,000 She and the six children are the heirs.
Tie nou-payment OF coupons by the Eureka
Endowment Association has prompted Mrs. Au-
guste Haefke and Charles w. Weston TO bring
suits 10 recover 5000 each from the cOrpora lon,
which may lead to the winding up OF the affairs
OF that concern.
. Tie Public Administrators has asked for letters
-, ~, lhe estate OF Alexander Willard, who died on
VIC 10Th UT. at Guaymas, Mex, leaving here
WIN wells, Fargo e. Co.'s bank $4,000 on de-
posh ms money Is claimed by others as bav-
haSrs oeen collected by him as their agent The
"0ts are residents of Pennsylvania.
missed Ine et .h ahe Peace Campbell yesterday dis
ODonnel to recover SEQ This money was
S,aI.nou as balance for work done on York
stieet IA front OF premises owned by mis- wife
pu Which Dalancc she had paid to the contract or
partner TO the plaintif, " His
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PROPOSALS
For the Erection of Pubic School gu!Idins
on Pacific Avenue

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, NEW
~ CITY Hall. San Francisco. July 27. 1892
Sealed proposals wiltbe received by the Superin.
teudent OF Common Schools In open session, OF the
board, on WEDNESDAY, August 10. 1892 from g
TO 80 P NJ for the erection ana completion of an
eisbtciasSrO0m frame SchOOl building the school
lot on Ia tic avenue between BrodeFiCk and Baker
streets IN this CITY ana county In accordance with
plans aud specifications which may be seen at the
Office OF Charles Ravens architect OF the Board or
Education, 55 Flood building southwest
corner Fourth and Market streets.
Each bid must be accompanied By a certified
check IN the OF five thousand f5OOOl dollars
made payable 10 the order OF the secretary of the
Boatd OF EducStiou, conditional that IL the pro-
pOsa be accepted and the contract awarded. and IL
the bidder shall ati or neglect 10 execute written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award is made then aud IN that case
the said check shall be forfeited TO the Board OF
Education.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids rs tho public good may require.
The party TO whom the contract Is awarded viii
be required prior to AT the Of the execution
OF the contract, to pay cost Of advertising
Blank proposals furnished by the secretary.
iy27 I'd GEORGE KEANSTBN. Secretary.
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Ter. who has demanded fee of $4,000 out
OF the assets. has ted his verified statement
of services rendered to show that he has
actually earned the money which he
Iopes will be given him. He asks that all
fee allowed him be charged against the ell
tire estate and not against the minors. be-
cause his services were for the benefit of all
the heirs
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a Thursday the San Bias falls due from Panama
Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices are: Family extras
81 4Ua4 80; Bskers' extras, 81 1891 rs; superhne,
81 1905 = hbL
WHEAT-Nas rather easier yesterday and trade
was quiet. No. l, 81 36I49l S7la; choice, 81 1884;
lower grades, 81 3O@l So extra choice, for milling
81 AQs3l 42Io = ell for New
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PROPOSALS
To Furnish an Electric Plant for Lighting
the Almshouse

To Furnish an Electric Plant for Lighting
the Almshouss
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIE BOARD OF
cisco.
IN accordance with Resolur on No. 74Ol Third
Series OF the Board of Supervisors SEALED PRO-
POSALS VIII be received In open Board, MON
DAY EVENING, August l, S92, from 80 to 3
oeocA, TO furnish aud erect an eectr plant the
AlmShOuse TO operate D incandesceut lights with
dynamo. the building to be wired in accordance
with the rules of the Pacific Insurance Union
The work TO be open cIeat work; the lamps TO be
suspended By flexible cord drops and 10 be fur
niSheG with plain fiat porcelain shades. All the
WORK required 10 thoroughly equip and put said
electric plant into successful operation be per-
forsaed prior 20 any payment being made for the
same.
Also. to furnish a gasoline engine (of California
muuutacturel OF II horsepower to operate the said
electric plant
NoTICE-Bidders viii estimate separately ana
state price. First-FOr furnishing the electric
plant, with building, complete. Second-For furu
ing the gasoline engine Of y horse power-with the
understanding that contract viii be- awarded 10
the lowest bidder for the electric piaut, building,
etc, aud for the gasoline engine, separately
The party TO whom tine contract is awarded will
be required, prior 10 the time the execution
OF the contract TO pay the of advertising this
notice In three daily newspapers
In order 10 preserve uniformity and 70 facilitate
the award the Board has resolved to receive bids
un less made upon blank forms prepared by the
comlhittee, ana eertlned cheek for the sum of
S0VO deposited Oy the bidder with aud made pay
able to the CLERK OF the Board conditioned if the
proposal it accepted and the contract awarded and
Il the bidder shall fail neglect to execute
within four days after the award Is made then
ana Ia that case the said sum snail be paid into the
City ana county Treasury by said CLERK as liqu III
dated damages for failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
4"e o"r0 reserves tes -sGs ~ re1ect an DIus, 81
the pubic good 50 require
JyZ6 OF JNO a RUSSELL. Clerk
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CEMENTED,

40 vet the shattered edges daintily.
}fIsce them together In the ancient shape
,SafCh hna aud fair design with careful eye,
go let no frsgn, ent from your search escape,
- 80 rbe Gun where no keen sunbeains RialSe !,
go 49, docs such Injured beauty pay your pam Z
,--3lI l,oid mimic waxen bud. perchahee'
= Hu, pese. water for rose again.
rnsav the angry words, the charge recali:
Denv or plead away doubt, slight OF s st'
uefore the outraged shrine Tor pardon iaIi'
vsfn hack the smile-w tn the forsiVlhS tear
ate nanny safety of affection lost .,.-a.hor
frnsf and its FRANK. free gladneSS Heu tos e
-. boofs 10 felgn the faith, 10 count ths GUS
-" M wounded love Will bear the scar toIefe s
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WEEKLY Ciasr;,u.

~ W ,oHk' July zs.-Bradstreets gives clear
lDes TOT the past week for the prnclpai e,t,o.
united States as follows; New York $50 xso oa
Increase TT; Chicago s9s. 262, 600 Increase "a
Boston, ss7,74O.0o0, increase So. Ph,IaSs,-',s
Ga, 600 increase 26.7i ST. Louis s2i sos 600
crease 1853 Baltimore sl3 4ss Ooo n..' NV, uo
S,nclnna,i; 900, increase iss: Pitssb"rg
SS ao' Increase 800; Minneapolis a. s6s
se.3 penVer s4,740, 600. increase ii'S 81 Psni
so.ao.oVV; increase IL; Portland or. al $40 ooo
i .aa:ss Seattle 1907 473. Increase 2s's: Taeoma'
$4,000 Increase 55.6; Los Angeles S77i $50
s a'.si Galveston, S3.OS3 6O0, no compari'
s79e, no Comparison
lne totai Tor the week ended July 20 for the
.eauihR cltles OF the United states is 1891 7l5-
das an increase OF Is. per cent as compared with
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tosMarry.

Licenses to marry were Issued yesterday
to the following-named couples:
Ernest Won GoeiZ and Caroline Ruess 4I-32.
Meai e. Matheny and Jane Dawson, 3l-32
Henry w. kemme and Martha Dafky, 1922
-. Francis Richards and Mabel q. Cutler,
22-19.
Samuel DormaD and Annie Berlson 28-24.
Frank Gaspari and Agnes Cont, 3l-27.
John r. Carson and Mary Dunno. 1923.
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General Neroh,ndisa-

BAGS-Continue to shade of. Trade dun. Outside
dealers ask &c aud the importers 6Isc; Wool Bags
36g3Sc
KICE-Hawaiian is In better supply and weaker.
Chinese mixed, 81 2O9D4 20: No. /, 81 1904 so;
extra, $500 10; Hawaiian, 81 so; Japanese,
81 S7Is z CT.
SUGAB-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
anu Fine Crushed. all 5ssc q 10; Dry Granulated
5i4e q II; Confectionery A. 51sc; Standard A.
4Tkc; Magnolia, 46sc; Extra c. s1sc; Golden @.
43sc: ID. 4I4c . ~ half bbls. 14c moro than bbls.
and boxes 1ac more
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
SCORPION MINING COMPANY.
nELINoIENT SALE NOTICES..
Assessment No. 4.

DELINQUENT SALE NuTICE-ALTA SILVER
II Mining Company. Location of principal place
Of business, san Francisco Cal; location of works,
Gold HIM. cold Hin Mining District, Storey County,
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the Following
described stock, on account OF assessment No. AZ,
levied the eighteenth day OF June. 1892 the sew
eraI amounts opposite the names OK the respee-
TIA Ina q fnIlnMs.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef, Mutton and Lamb continue easy. whole
sale rates from saughterers 10 dealers are as fol-
lows:
third do, 31a1si@c
vEAL-Large. bLaG6c; small Calves. 61a@7c.
MUTTON-wethers. 7GD7i5c; Ewes. &c.
LAMB-SpriuR SO DC = 10.
PokK-Liye Hogs 5495ssc a 10 for heavy and
medium grainfed; stock Hogs, asa g5c; dressed do.
7Ih6GHc q
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pnSrp0NEMEMr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Utah ConsOi Hated Mining Com any is hereby
pos poned until THURSDAY, August Is, 1892, sc
II O'Clock noon at the Office of the Company, Room
IS, Nevada Block. 3O9 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal By order OF the Board Directors.
jySO cd A. II. FISH, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CON.
- soldated ComDany-Locatlon OF principal place
CT business, San Francisco. Cal Location Of works
virginia City, Storey County New
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment No IL
levied on the seventh day OF june 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders aS follows.
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During July the Government bought $500 900
ounces Fine silver as s61aGSSi4c Purchases on
August account will be commenced on Monday,
August l. There is now over 1000 OOO ounces OF
unsuid silver In the New York mari CT
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board SALES.
Following were the SAFES IN the PaclHo stock Boar1
REGULAR sEssroS-IO.so.

400 Belehr-.s7Iz $50 Point...5055O Ophir. 20
$50 Is & 3. i. 81 zoo EKcng ..Oo.25O OTerm 80
100 ChCl ar.---4S 100 Justee....Ob. 20 Potosl. 80
400 CC6 $50 $50 Kentck "a lOOS NeV. 80
250 ........3.3U 80 Mexican 80 zoo .... S7is
500 ........3l4 100 OUhir... 2 "A $40 Utsn
100 Con h-.S4 200 ..-.-.-...2. ZOO HJaoks 80
AFTERNOON sEs>ToN-2:3O.
100 Alnha. l-1e 80 N..S3s 100 ophir. ... ?. 20
DO Alta $500 20 lUO Con Nl...32 lUy .-..... 2 Is
100 BeicherSTlg 500 Erchq 90. 90 800 SAVAGE s7lls
100 ....-....... 50 50 H& N...IO5I 70 .. go
100 4 III 80 $50 Kentuck. o. 100 New s7Ls
zoo CEOIar-..4s 80 MexicaaI.3O 100 -. IS
100 ............45 100 Overm. o.. 3UiIOO UJah... "a
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shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the HUMBOLDT for
HUMBOLDT Bay, Point Arena Tor Mendocino, Point
Iona for Grays Harbor and Los Angeles for New
port The Waiia Walla falls due from Victoria and
Puget Sound and Al-Ki and Bonita from the south
ern coast.
On Thursday the San Bias falls due from Panama
and the Mariposa from sydney aud Honolulu.
The barkentine Jonn Worster, 5Si tons, loads
csnuery supplies for Thin Point. Alaska; ship NJ +.
Grace. 1868 TONS merchandise for New YorS Ha-
waiIan iron bark Andrew WEIGH, $50 tens, Lumber
on the Sound for Valparaiso for orders, 40s ::
schooner William kentOn, 425 tous. Lumber on the
sound for the West Coast, 3Ss Cd: schooner Gar
l37 tons merchandise for Mexico.
The Knight Commander taxes for Cork gS2, 600
feet Redwood Lumber. valued AZ S23,56S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-30
Attorney Lyous' Fee.

Timothy j. Lyons, the attorney for the
minor heirs Of the estate OF William p. Full