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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
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NyAETED-A small boy 10 do pyramids
w Apply ut No. broadway. third floor
AIS &c
NyANTED-Lady or gentleman seeking q
w highly respectable business, and very
profitable, can hear OF such by addressing,
with stamps. for full particulars, "MANA.
GER" p Chaptn Avenue. Providence.
ENOUND-A dog with q COLLAR markod
~ License 723 Herman Oclrichs." II Is
also marked, "San francisco, 4<5 Dog
License. 1891. 1891 and 1891" Tho owner can
have Same by calling at 50 kagiil street and
paying charges. ais st
TJNO LET-Corner Beach and Cedar streets
Il lower tenement OF nve rooms on floor
and two attic rooms. Rent els per month.
Apply corner OF Main and Cedar streots.
TSO LET-Upper tenement of eight rooms
Il with all modern conveniences, corner
White and Hilton streets. Key downstairs
EyvERYONE In need OF information on the
ia subject Of Advertising will do well to
obtain copy Of "Book for Advertisers" s6s
pages, prico ono dollar. Mailed, postags
paid. on receipt Of price. Contains careful
compilation from tho American Newspaper
Directory OF all tho best papers and first
class journals; gives the circulation rating
OF every one, and a good deal OF information
about rates and other matters petaining to
the business OF Advertising. Address
ROwELLs ADVERTISING BUREAU, ID
spruce street. N. Y.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
Il Is There. Can You Find It?
TRY TIT
TRY TT

Take pack ago OF White Rose Washing
Powder which Is sold by oil grocers and on
the face of each wrapper Is an illustration OF
q little girl in the act OF tclephoning for tho
White Rose washing Powder. Hold tho
package In q certain position I'm your hand
md yor. nay lnd and ., MAS ',cAss maPt REss ~
location with pen and ink IA lead pencil VIII
not show plain enough on tho illustration
After locating samo with ink, enclose wrap,
per In an envelope, post paid In full anu
send To the White Roso washing Powder Co,
Pawtucket X.
TO the first four locating u correctly wo
will give the following prizes:
First prize, Five Dollars In Gold AMI ono
box of White Rose Washing Powder.
second prize, Three Dollars and ono box
onwhite Roso Wishing Powder.
Third Prize, Ono Dollsr and ono box ot
White Rose Washing Powder.
Fourth Prize, One box of whito Roso Wash
ing Powder.
All the above boxes contain thirty Elk
packagcs OF that wonderful time and labor
saving article. white Rose washing Powder.
All answers must be In by SrIiember 6th.
The names OF the iucky persons VIII be pub
lishoi In those columns on september s'h.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
Notice TO the Public.

PAwTUCKET, II. l., July 10, 1872.
In aocordance with the provisions Of Chap.
ter 1857 OF the Public Laws OF Rhode Island,
and ms n bother OF and dealer In soda an,l
mineral waters, append hereto descrip.
tion OF the designation of O ownership p used by
mo upon my racks OF boxes In which my
bottles arc packed when sent out from my
factory
Ny designation Of ownership consists OF
the Initials and broviations following
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
Coughing Loads to Consp
sure gurc Tor Malaria.

Iomp's Balsam will stop the ,ough nj once
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16

NyAETED-A small boy 20 do pyramids
w Apply ut No. Broadway. third floor
aib &c
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] 25; vacaviIe Tomatoes. 75c@$1 25 Green Peas.
75c@$l % q sack: Dry Peppers, lOglle; Cabbage, 40
@50c e ctl: Feed Carrots, soc; Turnips. oversee
Bects. 81: ParsnipS. 81 20 Garlic, 24tc = IL.
PROVISIONS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
12s4@l3c: California Smoked Bacon. l012@I0%1c
for heavy and medium, l2GDl3c for light. and 1874
Gl3Jac for extra light; kaeOn Sides, lU14@1012c;
Easteru Sugar cured Hams for city trade 1890
l334c; California Hams, salt. ll12@l2c q 10; refrg
erator-cured. 12I@@l2Ac; Lard iierces. Eastern,
all kinds, S$4 19e; cases, l014@l0&4c; California,
tierces, 99914e; haIfbbls, 9l4@912c; tins 10c;
pals l0-iD, 10I@e: do 5-fb, 104c: kegs, SAG l0c
p 10; Mess Beet. 81 6O@S; extra mess do So bO09;
family do, 81 5O@l2; clear Pork $l9 60020;
extra prime, $l5@l5 so extra clear, $20920 50;
mess, ST. 5OGlS p ID: Pig PORK, = keg, $3GS %:
Pigs Feet, Sl2@lz Is q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1l129
l2e 2 10
HoPs-Quoted at l5@lec 2 n bid for new crop
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers, 10 lac;
medium. &c y n; light, 4@D41ac; Cowhides. 4I2c;
sailed Kip &c: sailed Calf. 7c dry Hides seec
tion &c; dry Kips, &c; dry Calf, Sc; prime Goat
skins 30@5Oe each; Kids, 5Gl0c: Deerskins, good
summer 712c medium. 3003212c; winter, 209
25e: SbeepsGins, shearlings. 10O25c; short wool
4O070c; medium. 100000 long wool, 90c9Sl 40
each. CulIs OF ali kinds about III less.
TALLOW-No. / rendered. 4C9414c; No 2, BAG
31ac; refined, 6G161zc q 10.
NOOL-ChOce clips rule firm Spring Wool Is
quoted as follows: Southern and san Joaquin years
clips, l1@l21ac p 10; do seven months. 12@l5c
e %; Foothill, 15@l71ac; choice Northern. l70
19c; Humboldt ana MendOcino, 2O922c; Nevada.
l59l7eS 10; Eastern Oregon, l39l7c; Valley Ore
gon, lSGp2Oc r d.
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thought; land must endure 1t. The lady
is not to blane-no. she is not TO blame"
''He Is hero" Halcyon lhought-'yes, q
hero"
And then she burst into passion Of tears
and ran upstairs to her own room. 9,
'But now I've got you fairly here" lspeq
Aunt Hal, more determinedly youthful
than ever, Pm really afraid. dearest
Charles, that there's great disappoint-
ment in store for you."
"Eh 2"
The young man had sat down in rather a
llstless manner Aunt Hal held on 10 his
hand. still all teeth and smiles.
"And may as well tell you at once,
said she, "that Pm already engaged TO
Judge Flostroy Of the Superior Court. VI
course, If / had known Of your attachment
in time, there's no saying"
ooh, pray don't let me interfere with any
existing arrangements" said Blossom, jump
ing up eagerly. "Perhaps under the clreum-
stances you will let me have my photograph
back?"
JUST then there came a ring at the door
below as the maid announced
Judge Flostroy, miss, If you pleasew
Before the slow and p0nderOus steps OF
the approaching visitor could reach the
room Aunt Hal bad thrust the photograph
into Blossoms hand.
"A-hem- MN " generously coughed the
luminary Of the Superior Court
Aunt Hal tripped smilIngly forward.
Glad to see you, Judge" she cooed.
This is my old playmate Colonel Blossom,
Just arrived from India. l dare say,
colonel. you'll find HalcyOn somewhere
about the house"
Disposed of in short Order" muttered
Colonel Blossom. Great heavens. What
have done to deserve such luck?"
Two hours afterward the young lovers
sat on the yeranda watching the evening
star rise over the hills, while the Judges
bassO profuudo voice still rolled In the SIT
tiDg-TOom Ike distant thunder.
But wasn't il a narrow escape?' gaSped
the young colonel, holding the girls slim
hands in his.
would YOU really have married her?"
Halcyon asked.
"As a gentleman there was no escape for
me under the circumstances.
But would you really have married
her?''
Yes. I would" with sternly set teeth
and knitted brOws.
Then I'll marry you. Colonel Blossom"
whispered Halcyon, because you are a
genuine hero, and because" with an arch
glance, Il really think you need a wife TO
take charge OF you"
After the episode Of today" said Colonel
Blossom" l really think do
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PACIFIC SWIMMING CLUB.
A Large Crowd Walt It's Exhibition
the IerrRce Raths.

A Large Crowd VisIt It's Exhibition at
the Terrace Baths.
The Pacific Swimming Club gave an exhi-
bition at the Terrace swimming baths,
Alameda, Sunday afternoon TO a very large
crowd.
The surf and baths were filled with
bathers. but when the band began to play
and the master Of ceremonies stated that
the exhibition would now commence" the
bathers and spectators made a rush for
choice seats on the balcony.
The programme was very long. but inter-
esting. especially the diving from tower
90 feet in height
Daniel Green and Dana Thompson gave
an exhibition Of fancy diving, as did Pro-
fessor II. l.. Clark, NJ. II. Gay, L. Tustin
and E. Rosen baum. win Wegener de-
teated George Spiller, NJ. II. Gay defeated
c. Mitchell, Dana Thompson defeated
Daniel Green and c. 3. King defeated L..
Quint in hundred-ysrd races Professor II.
l.. Clark gave an exhibition of swimming
notwithstanding the fact that his hands and
feet were strapped.
In the high diving c. B. King, II. l..
Clark. II. Harmon aud p. Tustin distin-
guished themselves by their daring. They
made the perilous dive from the tower in a
very neat manner and received merited ap-
plause,
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% by $50, block c. Oak Tree F. m Tract,
Brooklyn Township: gift.
Robert r. LonnaX to owen wade, lot or N Inc OF
EncinaI avenue (as widened1 200 L of iesJnur
street. f % by n l40 block +, lands adjacent En-
cinal, Alameda; 500.
X. A. and Clara (. Coleman to James Park lot 4
block4 Warner Tract Brooklyn Township; $40.
Ter. lot on line OF Franklin street 100 or Bay,
y 46:2 by 100 block S. Curtis Tract. Berkeley s..
Charles g. Rooster TO Friederike Roeser same,
Berkeley; gift.
Walter =. Treat to d auslas Keith lot 4, block A,
Bachelor Tract Berkeley 1910.
jesse L. Wetmore to Jesse H. Wetmore Jr. lot g.
block A, Quigley Tract. Brooklyn Township; 1920.
Same to Anna L. Wetmore. lot 10, block A, Quig-
ley Tract, Brooklyn Townships $225.
Same TO l. NJ. AMI L. WetmOre, lot II, block A,
Quigey Tract. Brooklyn Township: $225.
Same TO Ida NJ. Wetmore, lot IL, block A. Quig-
ley Tract, Brooklyn Township; $3.50.
Matilda TonKs (nee Estudlllo) to Ludovina Ivey
lots II and 81, designated upon map accom- panying
the report OF the referee in PARTITION suit OF Toer
ct Al. Jose c. Peralta, admin istrator. ct al In
liber 207 of deeds page 349 (quitclaim deed)
Brooklyn Township $50
Mary e. p. johnson to William +. Swain lot s.
block AZ, Petersen Tract, Haywards Eden Town
snip; $40.
&. :. and Lydia Langan TO H. w. Meek lot T.
block 46. same tract. Eden Township; $40.
LudOvina Ivey 70 Jacob Heyman, D. 80 acres be-
ginning at corner OF plat l3 (as per map accom-
panying the report OF the referees in the suit OF
partition Toler eft al. Peralta, administrator ct
all, thence along the line dividing plats II and
Is, \ f 1897 10 TO boundary line OF plat ~ Sc
29O. so 10 Sw l00-ieet right OF way of p r Co.,
TO center OF county road No. 1895, NV 436. 20 to
beginning. $1,000
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CHRISTIAN HELPFULKESS.
The Coming King to Be the Friend and
Helper OF His People.

Helper OF His People.
THE Messiah King" was the subject Of
the lesson in Mrs. Cooper's bible class
Sunday. a large number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen were present. There was great
freedom in interchange Of thought and an
interesting hour was the result.
The coming King, said the teacher, Is to
be the friend and helper of his people-not
their oppressor. The poor and the needy
are to find in him friend. All injustice
and oppression will be absent from his
dominion. And really this is what the poor
most need-simple justice. 1t is not charity
that they need so much as justice. Every
man has rights as a man, quite independent
Of the position be may chance TO be in
"He shall judge the people with righteous
ness" There shall be no political favor
ties, no social pets, n 0 pampeTed hTelings
no distributing OF rewards according TO
some arbitrary law, but a King who judges
righteously without regard TO who is one
side or the other. Here is the only safe
ground for trust-in the absolute rectitude
Of a righteous God. Let any soul be abso-
lutely certain that it mas to do with a
perfectly just God. then every soul that acts
righteously, does right, and wishes to be
right, may lift mp his eyes and say. my
help cOmeth from God" The cause OF
righteousness will never be lost till God is
losr
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THE LOTTERY OBEYs THE LAW

In view OF the contradictory TumOrs cir
culated regarding the Intentions Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company aad in
order to accurately answer numerous in
Qutries, q representative Of the Tines Demo
crat yesterday interviewed Mr.. Paul Con-
rad, the president OF the company, with the
result expressed below.
Reporter-Mr. Conrad, it was asserted
some weeks ago in the Northern news
papers, and the statement has since been
revived recently, that the company is about
to remove to Nicaragua, and there. under a
Government franchise open up the business
on a grander scale than ever.
President Conrad-I have heard some
thing Of this, but there is no foundation for
il. The company has officially stated that
il bows to the decision of the Supreme
Court and will respect the laws.
Rep0TteT-Ihen have you no plans Of fu-
ture action?
President Conrad-I cannot state the case
more strongly than was done al the time
the company decided not 10 attempt 10 OBJ
tain a renewal OF its charter l can only
repeat that the company will continue in
business until the expiration of its present
charter and then cease TO exist l cannot
understand after all that has been said
why there should be any confusion in the
public mind about the matter.
RepOTteT-HaYe YOU any objection 70 nv
stating this as a fnslity for the satisfaction
of the public?
President ConTad-None whatever
Reporter-SOme of the Eastern papers,
Mr.. Conrad. persistently assert that the
lottery company continues to use the
United States mails in the prosecution of its
business; will you kindly tell me if that is
true?
President ConTad-It is utterly untrue
We are obeying tie law in its letter and
spirit, and our agents everywhere are in
structed 10 obey II. We are using the ex-
in all our circulars are printed instructions
TO all persons dealing with US 20 avoid the
mails TimeS-DemOcrdt. New Orleans, La
June l.
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CHICAGO, June 2O.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day: Tartarian Cherries, 81 3O9l 10; Blgereau,
81 206l So Royal Anne, 81 459sl 90; Royal
Apricots, 81 25@l so; Alexander Peaches, 81 $50
! so; Cherry Plums, 81 90; st. Catherine. 81 SOC
l 30
Porter Bros. Company sold three carloads Califor-
MIA fruit Apricots sold at 81 1901 70; Peaches,
81 2J@l So: Clyman Piums. 81 O5Ge2 40: Royal II a
tive Piums. 81 20; Royal Anne Cherries, 81 7OC1
10 Cherry Plums, 81 56,
NEW YORK, June 2O.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day one carload OF California fruit. Aprlcots
brought 81 4O@l % peaches 81 5592 90; Clyman
Plums, 50 25G2 80.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. June 20.-The spot market Is firm
at rs ID. CarGoes are weak GAS 80 for OF
coast 35s for Just shipped and 35s nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO Red Winter: June,
Us S14d; July. 6s sad: August IS Sgd Septem-
Der, 6s s14d; october. 6s 915di November, 6-l0d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 2O.-Consols, 90 1916; Silver.
4058d; Rentes, 99f Soc Bullion into Bank OF
England, $1,000.
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Chicago Markets.,

CHICAGO, June 20.-Wheat opened ashade bet
ter. eased off trife. advanced 1t4e in sympathy
with early strength in Corn and covering by the
shorts who feared the effects OF threatened rain on
the harvest folds, weakened l1sc on realizing sales
by the longs, aud In sympathy with later weakness
IN Corn. remained steady aud closed 1sG 1lc lower
than on Saturday. Receipts 81 600 bushels; ship
ments, lA7 900 bushels. Rye, 76c; Barley, soc
CHICAGO. June 2O.-W heat-Cash. 1886 Corn
6OI4c Pork - SO ria. Lard-S6 5212. Ribs
So S212 Whisky-$l 10.
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IN JUNE.

The birds come back 10 their last years nest
And the wild rose mods Ia the lane;
And gold in the east, and red IN the west
The sun bestirS him again.
The thisf-bee. rifles the jasmine mower;
And the breezes softly sigh
For the coinmblne IN my lsdy'S bower
Ana then at her feet they die.
Ana all the pomp Of the June Is here
The mirth and passion and song;
And Young is the summer and NE Is DEAR
And the day Is never toe long
An birds come back 10 their last years nest
And the wild rose laughs in the lane;
But turn 70 the east and turn 10 the Wesl-
She never viii come again.
LOUISE CHANDLER MoULToN.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Hattie Gage for
Ee River Corona and Bonita Tor San Diego and
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Homer falls due
from Portland Bonita from the southern coast aud
Los Angeles from Newport,
The City OF sydney tails due from Panama Sat-
urGay.
The Norwegian bark POseidon. 6s7 tons, loads
Lumber on the sound for Sydney. SIS ID. Mel
bourne Ad elaide Port Pirie, AIS Sd prior 70
rival; bark Seminole, 1870 tons. lumber 90 the
sound for Valparaiso for orders, Pisagua range,
fla
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GRAND OPPORTUNITY.

PACIFIC HEIGHT5-TWO NEW RESIDENCES.
N. line OF Green St, l55:l14 feet w. of Lsguna-
Each contains large rooms bath laundry ETC :.
main rooms connect with folding doors; hall large
ana hhished beautiful "; splendid inRntels and gas
nxtures; magnih eent marine view: they are perfect
homes; parties looking for a nome win find it iE
their interest to examine these model homes:
street severed ana macadamizsd: Pacific ave
(Hyde-st transfer) 10 Unlon-st cable: houses open
every day for inspections lots 25 and 26xlOO.
Terms exceedingly easy. Inquire at once.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. June 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat steadier.
Barley firm.
Gray Oats weakening.
Corn very dull
Rye still lower.
Hay weak and dull.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes lower. Onions weak.
Butter declined.
Choice Eggs firm.
A car Of Eastern Poultry IN.
Fruit In good supply.
Dried Fruit cleaning up.
Ample supplies OF Vegetables.
Grain Bags more active.
Silver lower.
Choice w DOL firm.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block in the center OF San Francisco. IL is tina
model hotel OF the world Fire aud earthquake
proof. Hss nine elevators. Every room is iarxe
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. A bath
and closet 2dIoin every room. All rooms are easy
Of access from broad, light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, IT'S immense
glass roof, broad balconies Carl and troDi-
cal plants, are features hitherto unEnoWn In Amert
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the Amsrf
can or European piRn The restaurant is the hnesE
In Tia city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
iEg. THE PALACE HOTEL
41b ian ErRnclsna. Gal.
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Bnildara, Contracts.

Anna D. Miner with A. Jackson. to build on y line
Of California street, 195 8l2 Of octavfa 81 1913
x137 IS: $6040.
A. Demartini and Julia CavagRaro with John j.
Dunn TO build on NV corner OF Green street and
Union place, ass, 1884 14;6, L %, 90, E
36ll: $500
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Dealers report better demand at the de
cline. Quoted AT 79714c. Wool Bags, 36p3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
anu Fine Crushed. all $3.50 q II; Dry Granulated.
Size p 10; ConfectionerS' A, 51sc; Standard A,
47sc; Magnolia. 46sc Extra O. 412c; Golden O.
45sc; ID, 414c p 10 half bbs, 14c more than bbls
and boxes
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San Franci,co Meat Mar,<et.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality 61ac second quality SC;
third do, 40g41ac
VEAL-Large, 536c; small Calves 6a7c
MUTTON-W ethers. Ease; Ewes 7@7 1zc
LAMB-Spring, 1880 q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 47sG5c p u for heavy hard
grain-fed; 545l4c for light average doi stock
Hogs, 41a@4$4c; dressed do, 71aG9Sc q %.
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New York NTarkats.

NEW YORK. June 2O.-The stock market to-day
was unusually narrow and featureless. The close
was dull and heavy. with most stocks at insignif-
cant changes for the day. Governments dull and
firm. Petroleum-Juiy, SAC.
NEW York. June 20.-United States Bonds. as,
1l715: DO. Us. 100; Northern Pacific 2014 Cana
dian Pacific, s914 Central Pacific. 3O1a Union Pa
cine. 1919; Atchison ana Santa Fe. 343s: Wells
Fargo. 40: Western Union. 1855; Silver. $3.50;
Sterling 81 ss&4 S91a.
Wheat - June. s6s4c Flour. steady. Coffee,
Sll 50. Sugar. 2s4@3Isc. HOPS - Facnc Coast,
20G26c Hides lSe. Copper-Lake. Sill TO TN
spot. 81 So Lead-Domestic, $4 ~. lron-$l6
Petroleum-JuIy, 54c.
BEANS.
During the past 10 days good many California
Lima Beans to arrive by sail vessels now ahoat and
by Pacnc Mail have been sold in this aud other
Eastern markets. spot goods have been clea ned
up very closely also and the quantity lining IN
store for receivers account is exceedingly light.
HOPS.
Hops tame, but firmly held at full valuation.
Pacific 9ls choice, 25C.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Coffee is dun with slight changes. Sales 1850
bags. June $Il SIS: July and August 81 90.
Sugar-Eirm and unchanged.
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USSTOV COTTAGE RFSTDFNCF.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Y ELLoW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
L pany-Location Of works and principal place OF
business, Gold Hill, Storey County Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follO wing
described stock on account OF assessment No. J.
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
MOUNTS set opposite the names OF the respective
sharehnlders ioIlOMs:
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RFSInFNCE ZOE.

SW. cor. OF Clay and Lyon sts.-These are elegant
residence lots, Commanding grand marine view;
surroundings the best; lots ready for building;
street severed, graded and mAcadsmiZed; Jackson
and Sacram euto-st cables: elegant lots for home:
examine them; lots 35IS7 IS.
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GRAND RESIDENCE lot ON PACIFIC
HEIGHTS

g. line Pacific ave-, I55 feet W. OF Frederick St
This residence lot is situated in the best location OF
this renowned district, and should demand the az
tenti0n Of any gentleman desiring to construct a
home for his family. The mansions in this Iocs-
ton are the very best in the city; elegant view
short walk 70 Preside Reservation Park; Jackson
street and Paclfe-ayenue cables; lot 25xl27 :SI4.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS REsTDEycF IoTs

W. line OF Pierce st., As 70 S Of valIejo-Two
beautiful residence lots, all ready for building.
grand marine View street graded, severed and
macadamiZed; Pacifc-ave. aud Union-st cables; a
magnificent location for home; lots 27:6xI12:5.
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MARKET STREET BUSINESS LOT.

NE cor. Market and Castro SITS. This is a magnif
cent business lot in OF the best locations in
mission This is a rare chance to obtain large lot
an investor or Spectator should examine this offer
ing; one chance in a thousand. This lot IL 4
fortune In Itself within three years: Castro 81
cable, with others under consideration; lot IS AZ
on market ST.; 1850 on Castro ST.; 80 feet deep
(see dIapram on cataloguel