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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


Arrived.
WEDNESDAY, April 20.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicholson, 3 DAYS from Re
dondo, etc; produce to Goodall, Perkins A 90
btmr Geo w Elder, Lewis 80 days from P.n.r.
etc; pass and lndse, TO Pacific Mail s Co
Br stinr wellington, Saimond SO hours from Ia
paIture Bay; 1850 tons COAL to X Dunsmulr a sons
Haw stmr san Mateo, Smith, 93 hours from
Comox; 1890 tons COAL TO Z Co. ~
Stmr Arcata, Langhorne, 48 hours from Coos p.v.
pass and mdse. to o a. Co. ~''
Stmr Westport, Jacobs, "a hours from wos,co,,.
railroad tes to l. White.
Bark Carrolton, Lewis. 8 DAYS from Nana,mo.
ESQ tons coal To John Rosenfefd's Sons
Bktn North Bend. Wallace. 90 hours from 4. ravs
Harbor: lumber, to Hosuiam Lumber and Improye
meDt &C. 'P'o'e
Brig Consnelo Jacobson. Is days from UonoIu,u
o3US bags sugar cts to J ID Spreck els AZ Rros
Schr Corona, McAllep. 1914 DAYS from. Seattle.
oto NJ II lumber, to Z A Hooper Co
Schr Christina Stenens. Hansen l2 hours from,
Bthers Point; S5 cords wood, TO X A C,Iibride
Schr Alice kimball. Asplund, % hours from M.
varro; l6c II lumber to Navarro Mill Co
Schr Bill the Butcher. johnson, "a hours from
Bowens Landing; lumber. to Haywood 4 Hackiey.
Berkeley direct Aie''
Schr Lila and Matte. Peterson, ls hours from
Der Co. i' ~"u A-u"
schr Sailor Boy ohnson, 4 days from Grays Har
DOT 4oo " lnmber. TO Grays Harbor Com 60
schr = hiii. Grethe. days from Grays Har-
DOT; Aoo II lumber. 70 e SHADE Lumber Co
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WESTERN ADDITION RFsTnFvCE
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY
~ Location OF principal place OF business san
Francisco. Cal; location Of works usearora lin
lag district, Elko County, Sev.
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF assessment (No.
le) levied on the lst day OF March 1892 the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
I've SHAREHOLDERS as follows;
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San Francisco Meat Marked,

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. SAC; second quality, &c;
third do, 4Ia65Hrc.
vEAL-Large. 6617c: small CalveA aa5c
MUTTON-wethers, SL2G9e; lives. SGsI1c
Handspring, l0GIlc z 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 5lzG5Iac p 70 for heavy
hard granted 5bs&5s4c FOR hight average do;
stock Hogs. 4A2G45.c; dressed do SdSI5c 4 H.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcuttas, SPOT, 75sc; for June-JuIy de-
livery. 7s4c; Wool Bags. Y6G3Sc.
SUGAR-1he Western Sugar Refining Companv
quotes. terms net cash. Cube. Crushed Powdered
ami Fine Crushed, all 55sc r n; Dry Granulated
514c q n; Confectionery A, 5Isc; Magnolia 45sc:
Extra G, 419c; Golden c. 4ssc: ID, age q n; half.
bbls. &c more than bbs. aud boxes &c more
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English What aIarLaf.

LIVERPOOL. April 2o.-The spot market Is weaker
at Is sd. Cargoes lower at 36s Sd for OF
coast 3es for Just shipped aud 36s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: April.
Is o14d: M1y, rs Id; June, Is; July, 70 August,
rs 1ad: September, Is l34d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 20. = Consols 96ss; Silver.
~ 49, Cd; Rentes. 96f S5c; Bullion into Bank OF
England 9l3, 900.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Shining Nafes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Signal for Pugct
sound and the Del Norte for Coos Bay. The Una
INA faiis due from Victoria and Puget Sound the
s nn,npodt from Humboldt Bay, the Point Arena
from Mendocino. the Santa Rosa from San Dieoo
ana the Gypsy from the salinas River
1he BRITISH bark koseiusko. 1892 TONS loads lum.
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GEORGE F. IAMS0N,
AUCTI0FEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
40 hearny ST.. bet California and tiaa

AuC1lur EEK q COMMISSION MERCHANT
40 hearny ST.. bet. California and riaa
IMPORTANT PUsLIc NOTICE.
GRAND AUCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE,
TOMORROW.
friday ......,...............Aprf1 ~, 1892,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, OF the
Magnificent Gallery of Paintings, Grand
Masicai Instruments, Splendid Venetian
Bronzes. Rich ID IRA tvng-room phi oil cry.
and elegant P.rior, Library, Dining
SENIOR DON JUAN HIDALGO,
1922 &eary street.
On account OF departure for Europe viz: One
Baby Grand George Steck 81 Co. Piano. In use only
four months cost $3.50; Cabinet Grand Upright
Piano, Nose a. Son makers. also nearly new, cost
s1S M1g soa Harp by george BIanehets
man Zthers, Banjo; Splendid Parlor Upholstery
In richest covers: Elegant SILK Plush and Velvet
Window Draperies; Magnihcenr Bronzes. Immense
Urns, NEUROLOGICAL Groups, Statuettes and Single
Figures, mostly purchased at the Paris Exposition.
superbiy grand aud rarely beautiful Venetian
Art Objects. Hall Stands. Tables. Card Stands and
Wall Mirrors. all purchased at the Paris Exposition
and cannot be described in this notice. library val
liable books; Bookcases; splendid Lace Curtains
Onyx Parlor Standards.
faintings-one magnificent Painting, Rubens'
"Adieu TO Vandyke on his departure from Antwerp
as ambassador 10 the Court of Spain, A. ID. 1885,"
painted BY X. =. Rubens in 1881.
One Magnificent Painting. 1.-The Magdalene in Re-
pentance"; ono Magnificent Painting, The Mag
daIene as Queen"-both OF these grand paintings
bear the clearly defined signature OF "Sansio. we'll
known and thore ughly authenticated the genuine
signature OF Raphael to all his notable works.
one Grand Painting Head of ST. Anthony, by "Mu-
rio."
Two Grand Cabinet Paintings "Christ on the
Cross" and Christ Bound by the Roman Soldiers"
by Mater de Velasco"
These remarkable paintings were all brought
from Europe by the tate Emperor MaximIiian, aud
were secured from that uni fortunate mOnarch's col
lection OF wonderful art objects by the present
owner at an immense cost and the attention OF the
public Is specially invited TO their examination pre-
ylous to the sale
In addition there viii also be sold all the entire
magnificent Parlor, Library Chamber and Dining
room Furniture In this elegant house.
Catalogues ready at my Office Thursday and house
also open on that day from 10 to NJ. for inspee-
ton. [ap2l p GEO. +. LAMSON, AuctIoneer
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And In accordance with law ana an order of ~.
Board OF Directors made ON the Sth dsy 90 "a .ne
issZ. so many shares OF each parcel of snch stect
- ss az necessary Will be sold at public auction
=, California, Friday the 29tn av
a. a. ~ $50 ~ tue hour OF O'Clock p NJ Of SAID
way, 70 pay SAID delinquent assessment herson ~
sale. JOIIN w Exv.., HPshses OF the
csIirorn M,noom q Nevada Block. San Francisco.
apl8td
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

II EST AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
- Location or principal place OF business, san
Francisco, Cal. location OF WORKS. Virginia City.
Storey County, New.
NorIcE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, account of assessment
no SD levied on the Sd day of March. 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders. as follows:
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AND In accordance with law and order from
sae Board OF Directors, made on the LIST day Of
March. 1892 so many SHARES OF each parcel OF such
steck as may be necessary, VIII be sold public
uction az the ONCE OF the company. $40 Pine st.
rooms 10 and II. San Francisco. California on
TUESDAY, the 81 day of May. 1892. at the honr
or O'Clock Of said day. TO pay said delinquene
assessment thereon together with costs of adyer.
ttSing'and expenses OF sale.
J. w. PEW, Secretary.
DISCO. California - ~, ISns
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IL o'clock Noon on
THURS DAY,
The 2Ist, at REAL ES-
TATE EXCHANGE,
10 Post Street.
McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMM OND,
10 Montgomery Street
ap13 WeFrSaSuMoTuWeTh
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


NDES SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
IA ton OF principal piacs OF business san Fran
cisco. Cal: location OF works, Virginia, Storey
County, New.
NOT ICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ingdeScribed stock. on account CT assessment mo
3sl. levied on the 9Th day of March, 1892 the sew
erai amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive shareholders. as follows:
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Produce Market,

90. at Port Blakeiey for sydney owners account.
bark R,es ara III, 954 TONS coal at Departure Bay
for this port. -
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The Magnificent Drawing Room, ParIOr, Bed
Room, Library and Dining Room
ASSESS nENT NOTICES.

DtMONAL NOTICE - NOTICE is HEREBY
given that the Office OF the Peer Peerless CrocKer
and Weldon Mining Companies viii be removed {
room - Nevada bloes on and after Nav /. 1892.
ap2l 10 AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
~ cross Silver Mining Comrany. Location OF
principal place OF business. San Francisco. CAL;
location OF works Virginia Mining District storey
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
1892. assessment (No IOI) OF so cents per share
was levied upon the caDta stock OF the corporation
the secretary. al the ONCE OF the company room So
Nevada block. SOC Montgomery St, San francisco.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY. the 2sth day of April.
1882 VIII be delinquent aud advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made before
will be sold on FRIDAY. the goth day OF May. 1892,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
c.ss OF advertising and expenses of sale. BY order
A Is. THOMPSON, Secretary.
ofnce-Room 5s. Nevada block 800 Montgomery
st. San Francisco. Cat mr26 I'd
CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
Francisco California; location OF works Gold Hill
storey County, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at me citing OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the thirtieth day OF
March, 1892. assessment. No. 90 OF seventy-hvo
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation payable imme steIy In United
States gold coin 10 the secretary at the Office of the
Hornla 'e'' VII
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the third day OF May, 1892 will be
Delinquent and advertised for sale At public sue-
ton, and unless payment is made before will be
sold on WE'D y ESDAY, the twenty fifth day OF May,
1Ss2 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
Wit costs OF advertising and expenses or sale. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
A. s. GR0TH, Secretary.
omce-4i4 California street, San Francisco: Cali.
forna. apS I'd
OLIVER HILL MINING COMPANY-LOCATION
~ of principal place of business San Francisco
Cal; location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey County
New.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board of Directors held on the 21st day OF March
1892, an assessment (No 800 OF ten (l0l cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
poration. payable Immediately In United States
gold coin TO the Secretary at the Office OF the
pany. 3Oe Montgomery St, room 10 Nevada Block,
San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this sssessm ent shall re-
main unpaid the 5th day of May. 1892. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
ton, and unless payment is made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of May, 1892
to pay the delinquent assessment together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
ID. c. BATES, Secretary.
Onfce-309 Montgomery ST., room 20, Nevada
Block. San FRANCISCO. Cal as1td
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MoRSING SALES
Boards Water. 99I4: 40 do 99Ib: Is +
Gasiiyht, SO; Pacific Lighting Co, 1854
Sfreet-76 Water, 1914 40 Paciic Gas Imp.
S0H.
AFTERNOON sALRA
Board-i5 Cal Electric Light, l6; % do, b 5, l6;
30 Safe Deposit, s6I2.
Street.-The Water, pqLs,
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April 20. - Wheat was firm and
opened 14c higher in sympathy with corn; de.
cined &c on weak cables IA heavy short selling
recovered lc on large export business and a de
MAJ OF yesterdays bearish European requirements
estimate, and closed strong at nc higher Reeeints
Ss;VVo bushels shipments. 100000 bushels. Rye,
70K @71c. harley. 55660c,
CHICAGO, April 20.-W heat-Casb SOssc Corn
Nhisky-$l l3. 80"
Portland's Business,
PORTLAND. Or. April 2o.-Clearance, $3.50. oOo
balances, &lO7 600
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SeIISS1 oo"s
63S Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel
Business and Residence
PROPERTIES.

HYDE ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
4: ine by de ST., 72:s12 feet n. of Pine-Improve-
W Iaeaas consist OF buildings. Nos zoos and 1908
ery about opposite the Hyde-st car-honse; exam
ine lhls Tor an Investment; lot SO 97s x6U.
MISSION IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Z, Sofi OF Bartlett and 25th sts. Nos 5l3 5I5
built; always rented; this corner is good business
about to take place in this
lett unmproved; lot "a 12x10O.
MIssIoN-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s. e. line Mission ST., 29o:61a feet sW. of 10Th.
THIS is large. centrally located business lot in the
Mission district and is realty choice lot for an in
Neslment; stores and French flats would pay large
per cent on amount invested; examine this lot;
large, 4Oxl3e:l 01a.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
, . line Washington ST., 81 IS E OF Devisadero--
diton; elegant view: sun an dav: Alta Plaza main
entrance only about one-half block away; elegant
anu CalitorHa ST. cables: lot 27:6xl27 1914.
CASTRO HEIGHTS CORNER IMPROVED.
S.W cor. Diamond and jersey ats with co,tar.
OF rooms with basement. windmill stable etc:
nanasome garden tine view; large corner lot lO7 Is
CASTRO HEIGHTS IMPROVED CORNER.
Sc cor. Noe and Elizabeth SITS contains o French
n IS OF rooms aud bath; large basement and at
TIC: wood aEd tiled msnteis electric bells gas x
lures etc; patent sidewalk brick foundation; Cas-
frost cable; lot 31x7O
WESTERN ADDITION IMPROVED CORNER.
s w. cor. 1909 Webster and Byington SITS fbet
Ellis ana o. FarreiD; 2-story bay windows 8 rooms
anu Dath nnlshet basement; stable In rear OF lot
choice location: Webster ST. in bitumiSons rocS
Geary ana Ellis st. cables; lot 25x93:5
ANOTHER IMPROVED CORNER.
SW. cor. Fulton and Webster sts contains Q
french mats OF and rooms. BATH ETC.: large base
ment; rent $52 so; Fulton ST. IN bituminous rock.
McAllster-st and other cables: lot 25xS2:6
WESTERN ADDITION PROPERTY.
8. w. cor. Laguna and Fiibert sts.-Nos 1881 and
1888 Laguna; contains two French flats of 7 ana s
rooms, BATH ETC.; large basement. which can be
nn1shed Into a fiat; present rent $50; can be mazda
VS. examine this; sidewalk and street N fine CON
dition; Union-st cable; lot 28x87 80
PAGE ST. ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS.
n. line Page ST., % feet E. of Fillmore. eI.gart
residence lots all ready for building examine tbis
shape: elegant view; OAK, Haght and Page Sc
cables; lots rs by 100.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE Tot.
s. side Hayes ST.. l31 e feet w of Deyisadero.
elegant lot; all ready for building; near Golden
Gate PARK handsome surroundings: Hayes-st. cable:
bituminous rock OF street: lot % by 1877 IS.
RICHMOND LARGE LOT,
f. line Of oth ave, 265 IS S. of Point Lobos ave-
Fine large lot. near Point Lobos ave-; Richmond
district Is improving rapidly; cars on Point Lobos
ave.; soon viii be electric service; lot :7xl14
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.
ap 81 "a rs cas- Market ST.. Auctioneers
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HYDE ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
e. line Hy de ST., ~ SIa feet N of Pine-Improve.
nents consist of 2 buildings Nos 1905 and lOO9
m5ue 81 rents $l5 per month; good business prop
sIty ABOUT opposite the Hyde-st car-house: exam
Inc this for an investment: lot SO :9zax6u
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5. w. cor Laguna and FiIbert sts-Nos 1881 and
1888 Laguna; contains two French flats of ann g
rooms, BATH ETC.; large basement which can he
n1lshed into fiat; present rent $50 can be msds
dition; Union-st able: lot % xS7 q ~
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PAGE ST. ELEGANT RESIDENCE LoTs

n. line Page ST., % feet E. of Fillmore: elegant
residence iots all ready for building examine this
Tor home: street graded severed and In fns
shape: elegant view; OAK, Haight and Page az
CABLES: lots rs by luO. -
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MISSION IMPROVED PROPERTY

e, 2; Z. Coz OF Bartlett and 25th sts Nos 5l3 6I5
o. anu ~ Zath ST.; 2-story buildings lately
pulI. always rented; this corner Is a good business
iocation improvements about TO take place in this
iocation must enhance this property: lot on Bart1
lett animproyed: lot "a Iax10O ~ AS
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MIssIoN.sT. BUSINESS pRoppprv

=, s. T. line Mission ST., 296:61h feet Sw of 18th
TINS IS large. centrally located business lot in IN,
Mission district. and is really choice lot for an in
Sestment: stores and French flats would pay Iarg,
per CENT on amount invested; examine this lot
large, 4Ox139: OI2.
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. 81 S595 z Dbl; Bakers extras, 81 1895;
city superhne, s5 20G3 as: Interior brands 81 IS
@5 for extras 81 20S3 as q Dbl for su2erfne.
WHEAT-Continues neglected at the established
prices. No. /. 81 SO p etl; choice 81 5l1I. lover
grades. 81 4oGl 47lai extra choice for milling.
S5zll so Il sri " .A4-.'"e'
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Pacific HEIGHTS RESIDENCE lot

. line Washington ST., l 81 Is E OF Devisadero-
Inns IS an eiegant home lot; street in splendid con
oltioh; elegant view: sun all day: Alta Plaza main
entrance only about one-haf block AWAY: eIpgant
residences surround this lot; Jackson, Sacramento
anu California ST. cables lot 27:6xl27:8I4
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CASTRO HEIGHTS CORNER IMpROy

o w cor diamond and Jersey sts with Gotta 10
OF rooms with basement, windmill stable etc
handsome garden; fine view; large corner lot lot q
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20

Local Weather Report. FOR MAY 19. 1893.
 8 AM. P.4.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20
WILL MEET HERE SOON.
Senate Committee for Investlgatin
 Abuses by the County CommissiOI

Senate Committee for Investigating
 Abuses by the County Commission
 CTS.
 The special senate committee appointed to investigate the alleged abuses of the county commissioners met at Bridgeport yesterday to take evidence for Fairfield county. They were appointed to investi- gate the acts of the commissioners for the three years before the present board was appointed. Their meetings are secret and the evidence will not be divulged till they make their final report to the senate. Yesterday they examined ten or fifteen ! witnesses from Darien with reference to a violation of the statute by the commis | sioners. The witnesses were from both political parties, but the republicans were somewhat in the preponderance. The | committee will meet again at Bridgeport tomorrow, and possibly at a later date l also. A week after next they will meet | in New Haven.
 The committee, which is composed of Senators Thayer, Twitchell and Bridge, have held meetings in Norwich and New | London
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20
MONTICELLO CLUB OPENING.

Democrats ThrOns the New Club | House-AnAu Auspic1ousHouse.wa ing Harmony and a Home the Purposes of the C1ub-members Make Speeches-Osborn Men Were
 NQt Conspicuous.
 The Monticello club opened their rooms on Temple street near Center street last night and the new organization was auspi- ciously launched as hamburger of peace among the somewhat discordant factions in this city. Whether it will be success full in uniting the factions remains to be seen. The cheer and open hospitality in- side contrasted strongly with the disagree able night without. The old colonial arch ways and mantels gave the rooms an as- pect of old time hospitality. The selection of the house is most happy one, both from it's central location and the admirable arrangement of the rooms for the pur- poses of the club. All the evening demo- crats thronged in and out, partaking of the refreshments and listening to the speeches. Everyone seemed more than pleased with the location and the arrange ments. As soon as good democrats entered the room they were warmly greeted and vel comed by the reception committee, Nessrs. Water J. Connors, E. Shelton Cornell, 0. Purdy Lindsley, William Keane, George P. Ingersoll, Carleton E. Hoadley, P. w. Chase, James N. States, James T. Moran.
 The meeting was rather noticeable for ! the absence of some of the political friends of Colonel Osborn. Letters of regret were received from the following senators: Crandall of Norwich, w. B. Foster of l Rockville, N. Pierce of Bristol, E. s. t'Cleveland of Hartford, D. M. Read of l Bridgeport, John s. Seymour of Norwalk, 0. P. Lyman of New Preston.
 Ex-Senator George N. Morse of Meriden was present. As is well known, he has his eye on the congressional nomination, but he refused to say more than that 1t was little early yet to talk about the nominee for congress, but if MT. Pigott should be nominated he would support him heartily.
 MT. Moran called the meeting to order, and asked Mayor Sargent to say kindly
 word for the new club. The mayor re- sponded. He was followed by Senator
 Thayer, Senator Fox, ex-Governor Bowers
 Representative Chase of Stonington, S. E.
 wood, John F. Cuff, Danbury, J. J. Splain
 Charles H. Fowler, w. J. Connors, P. w
 Chase, J. T. Moran. The burden of their
 speeches was for harmony. MT. Chas.
 and MT. Moran spoke of the objects o1
 the club, to promote harmony in th'
 party, and to have an assembling place fol
 the democrats of this city and their friendI
 from out of town.
 During the evening Wells orchestra
 played frequent selections.
 l Among the guests present in addition t'
 those who have been mentioned wer
 Judge Robertson, Alderman Keane, Thoma
 H. Sullivan Fire Commissioner McDonald ) G.J. Mofhtt, Miles Donnelly of Waterbury
 Frank McHugh. Patrick Tierney, Hon. 0 } M. Ingersoll, J. J. Brennan, J.J. Buchanan
 William H. Brownson, O. T. Driscoll, Su
 perintendent Doyle, Councilman Fitzgeral' ! and many others.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20
A Bonfire on the Campus.

About 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon that part of the campus in front of the Lyceum by thick cloud of smoke issuing from large packing box near the door of the building. It was found that in some way or other the straw packing on the in side of the box had caught fire, and soon the cries of fire had drawn even the long haired grinds out of the classic quiet of their rooms. Soon the box was demol- ished, MT Hotchkiss acting ss ''Lord High Executionern
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20
MAGNIFICENT 
 Art Squares.

Among the many useful and beautiful things the woman of good taste can bring into her home, an art square claims first place. 1t becomes a gen. erous rug for a polished floor. It covers the old carpets mul- titude of sins. It is a beauty spot and a protection to the handsome new carpet and can be placed in any room at pleasure, filling that room with sunshine and comfort. And, best of all, it costs so very little. It saves it's cost many times!
 These are made of all wool extra super lngrain, in all the choice coloringS and many sizes.
 Here are a few prices: Size 3x2i yards, S5.25. Size 3x3 yards, S6.25. Size 3x3a yards, S6.5O.
 Size 3X3i yards, SIPS. WILL YOU SEE THEM? West Stores, Second Floor.