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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
A cLERGYMAN's CRIME AND SENTENCE.

landau oct o2.-The Rev. Robert Baynes, my
eg,t wears old, OF Twickenham, who was aircstn III
Aucnst on "A charge OF attacking niue Ei'l ''"' -
Miriam Louisa C,gswell, was today found gallty ana
~ o,.,ced ia eighteen months imprisonment.
p.r,ee l. an honorary canon OF the Church OF Eng
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
rvPEcKrD BY AN OPEN SWITCH

Huntington, Ind. oct. cat Letters. on the 1m
cago and Erie Road, last pght. wes-fargo express
train was wrecked by an open switch. DAVID freo
erick, the engineer, apd Jstn Nets the ArsnAa' ""s
htAliy injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
Hlpressire Values
In Boys Clothing
We match following against any elsewhere SOLD
AT FIFTY PER CENT. MORE:

Fine Dark Invisible Check Suits, piece, 1855
Fine Dark Cashmere Suits piece, +o
Double breasted-separate Nest-o to - yrs, 49S
Long Pant Suits OF fine AWool Cheviot. o9s
Fine Al.Wool Kilt suits-pald combinations, S9S
Navy Blue Chinchilla Roefeis-plaid lined 2c3
Fine Chinchilla Re ers- ..o
bound with heavy braid, ~"
Cheyiot CAPE ONercoats- ~,
ple ID lncd-i 10 10 yrs, Svo
All.Wool Chevot OvcIcoats-wi.h cape, SJo
Fine Plaid Oyercoats-light and dark, oaS
Kilt Overcoats-fancy cheviot-22 10 yrs, SoS
Rest All.Wool Flannel Waists-all colors, $50
New Dark Outing Flannel Waists, SOC
t,ns f"ra'roy and Cashmere Knee Pants, 3Sc
Heavy Cheyiot Knee Pants-i 10 IA yrs,' %9c
NAVY Blue Cloth Caps-best shapes, sSc
Fine Scotch Wool lam oshanters, eSc
Fine Cloth Polo Caps-best styles, Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
FEVER EPIDEMIC IN A MEXICAN TOWN

:. rou,s oct GA dispatch from Eagle Pass.
rx e.vs: lowing TO the lack OF sewerage
.,em the late rains In Zacatecas. Mex, have been
,oI,owod bv n visitation OF typhoid fever. one
hmndred and thirty people died there from me icIcr
linn a week and Ii shows signs OF Abatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
TEN NEW CASES OF CHOLERA IN HAMBURG.

Hamburg oct 22.-Again the official cholera hgures
contain M report of deaths. but ten new cases Oh
tho 6,seose however, occurred here yesterday
-. Petersburg oct 22.-four new cases OF choiera
and two deaths from the disease were repof''u mere
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
THE vrRCrFR AND PACAUD CASES POSTPONED

Quebec. oct. o2-The cases Of Mr.. MERCER charged
with malfeasancc in office. and Ernest racaun charku
with bribery, fixed for hearing 'o-uaS pu'' INV
other cases the list now beng cohciuueu 'neS
were postponed until Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
CANADIAN OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Ottawa Oct Ca The Canada O"zc.'e 'o'ay cor o'
h,r. IN. announcement of the appointment OF sir
Alexander Iacoyte and r. N. DAILY as Privy Coun-
ciiors Mr.. Dalys appointment as Minister OF the In
terror. and Mr. Dewdneys appointment as Ae"'eha"F
Governor OF British Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
At NINE CENTS AND THREE.QUARTER

New dark woven stripe and plaid Flannels,
non. shrinkablc colors fast
The best and durable fabric
for and school dresses wrappers waists
and shrts-rcal value is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

COAST-GUARDS ABDUCTED III s"'"A"
Gibraltar. Oct. 22.-The southern part Oh opa,'i'
from Gibraltar westward along the strait anu w ue
boast is infested with smugglers. Many o,o'u'
10. o~.nrr.d h.tweon them and the guards. An In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
Inurain Art Squares
Velour Table Covers
In Art EmbrOideries.

SILK Plush Table Covers 20 40
yard square-rehly emo
SILK plush Table Covers ., 40
yard square-laney
SIX Plush Table Covers =, -, s.o,
IL yaIds square-tancy centres-al
SILK Plush Upright Piano Cover s.oo
deep embd front and side I@nes.
Large SILK Plush Table Covers s.oo
With gold embG anbesque figures .'sf'Vo
SIX Plush Baby Carriage Robes ., no
elaborate cmb'y
All Of the above are reduced to close. There Is not
ana article that could be made for the price quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
Irish Point Linens.
Ipipressire Value

pretend include all the speca.
Quotations be taken
multitude Of values prevailing hrougnous
stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses,
THOUSANDS OF NOVELTIES!
The largest and the finest stock we ever had!

Black Cheytot Jackes-satn lined ............... $50
Cheviot Jackets-fur facings and cuffs. Sos
Double Breasted Cheviot, strap 588
Fine Cloth Jackets-wide fur facing eos
Cheyiot Jackes-half satin lined-fur faced 70e
Diagonal Jackets-deep Astrakhan facing 70S
Russian Box Coats-pearl buttons. 79s
Melton Box Coats-half satin lined OBS
watteau Coats-os imported mixtures. o0S
Tan and Beaver Coats-foN trim sos
Broadcoth Jackets Astrakhan facing u9S
Tan Broadcoth-opossum collar and facing uoS
Imported whlpcord-Russion back 1898
Imported Cheviot-fancy plush Innings l4ss
Fine Clay Diagonals-Seal collar and edge. H9o
Tan Chevio,-fancy lined-sable edge .......... 4.@
ne Broadcoth-sa;in lined-seal facing ...... 149s
silk Maelasse-Fur heads and edge. 1898
Fine Broadcoth-rch fur SO
Tan Ds gonal-half lined with fur..--...-...... loos
Navy Broadcoth-shaded silk lining. 1928
Brs ided Cloth Capes-wateau back............. S9s
Coachmens Triple Capcs-deep run--.-...--...-. 6ao
SILK applique Watteau-siles up to 4S bust... I.0S
Appllquod Bedford and Cheyiot Cspes........ 7.so
Fine Cloth brads I'd Jet nail heads ssS
Heavy Capitalization edge and jet...-.--.-.- H.so
Long plated Ccpes-cosely sppliqued lbs
Capes-leathcr fur edge. l4.o
Imported Capes-haf sleevcs-ginp trim........ 1895
Half Clrcuars-the latest novelty-lined with fancy
plush-fur trimmed <f'9o
Plush Vatican Capes-Iichly 2S.9o
Natoasse Capes-iichly lined Zo.'o
Ino,,cd plush Capes-.ich trim .............. 1898
Ioosefront Newnarkcs-with 5oS
Cheyfot Coth--decp military capc.-.-...---.-. 'eo
With sk.fa military cape ...--.......--...- By
Fine Cheyiot Ncwmarkets-rple capes.......... 1i?3
stu Finer-watteau, cape hood sylcs...... 1898
ladies' Scotch Cheviot Dresses
with Refer or tght-nu.nc coats
never before offered under sl500...........-.. ovS
Handsome Combination Dresses
some with satin faced coats
plain with fancy braidsi worth e-2.0o...-.eioos
Handsome ThreePiece Suits
with Waists match
Of fancy Surah-worth $50 o0... .....-'.io.sS
Imported Cloth Costumes
richly made up with velvet
and fancy gimps worth s5000..................2oSS
Wrappers and TeagOwns.
Novelties in SILK, Flannel, Cashmere. Flanneette and
Esderdown 9s cents $1,000
AT TWO NINETY.EIGHT.
Ladies' Quilted Dressing Jackets.
Made throughout Of China Sik-wth quilted Innings
OF contrasting coorsa with silk loops and but.onsco
Six Dollars 70 import
Recent Changes second Floor
result In
Enhancement Of All departments
for the sale of
Ready Made Garments,
and consequent
Increase I'm Ass ortments!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
Impressive Values!
In Upholstery.


ELEGANT CHENILLE PORTIERES
plain nguredwith and without deep dadoe oorders
and frieze-a with heavy Knot frinees, top and bottom
gnncent combinations in all The latest coorlngs-
HIGHT and dark--Aso a large variety OF extra wide
Portieres for Alcoyes and Double door,
SIS os...............s9 9s................sl2so 3d.
Impossible match at the prices
IMPORTED VELOUR PORTIEREs
Oriental coloringsreversbIe-the richest heavy Cur
ains made
"A % TO so 90 usual prices sa5 90 TO $50 %
FANCY CURTAINS
Snowflake ana Egyptian yarn-tinted stripes
1es value 325 29s value so
MADRAS CURTAINS
Cream and Tinted-includine raised designs In TWO TO
four toned colorings
Extraordinary value.
REAL LACE CURTAINS
Magnificent assortment-eyerythIns up to $50 90.
Real Irish Point Curtains
very elaborate designs in large
leaf and lattice wordsworth s5o................o IS
100 pair Hand Wrought Tanbours
heavy twisted meshwl II coN'd
ccntre-close and extra fine worS.."...........6 Is
SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS
~ cent, 10 $500 Hundreds Of styles
Six special lots at
10 40 .1 9S........2 29........2 9S........3 IS
Among them some OF the finest copies OF Real Laces
ever turned the loonaso extra long and extra wide
CUrtAiLs-elscwherc scarce.
SASH MUSLINs
Muslin Tambour ard Irish polnt-spots ana detached
nu o-srsls and double bordc's-he most complete as
50 tncnt shown--
rrouch Mu,lin upward from Is cts
S.Is. T,ptnur upward from 80 cts
t,i., POINT upward from 40 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23


Roucie Plafds--black and colors-SO inches WIDE
Two toned Chcyron Stripes rough enects ~ Gus
Elmo wool Plads prigh' V'lors DO Gus
Fancy Bourcttc Mixtures worth oo " Gus
Fine Storm Scrges III "ooi " Gus
tmneri,i Storm Scrges-extra fine close IS cts
Wide Vale Diagonals oil wool ~ Gus
Bedford Cords All ""0i % Gus
,-,.odue Cloths all wool 40 cts
,uwooi rouph finish Sutncs-doublc width 80 cts
Stripes Checks and Dagonas-5i-ncp 40 eta
,ll.wo)l Trlcots and Tailor Cloths 40 cts
IIomespuns and Scrges-plain and fancy 3? cts
Camel's Hair Plads and Fancy Stripes 40 cts
lmported Striped CheyroDs-eNtra vide 81 cts
InuOried Cancels Hair Stripes - cts
Extra fine ncnrletas silk finish IS cts
jsinch Broadcoths 81 cts
Imported Diagonal Plaids
all wool-very nne-yolue 10 I "a
Black Cancels Hair. all wool, 49c
Rack Impcrial SergeA all wool, Gao
Black Biarritz Cords. all wool, $50
Black French IIcnriettas SILK finish 75c
Black French Dlagonals, all wool, 9sc
Black Hcnriettls, silk warp 9sc
Black Tufted Cancels Hair oi-ineh 15c
Black Imported Stripes. Figures and Moires. 9Sc
Cloakngs and Astrakhans at popular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
In Wash Dress Fabrics,

Imprsssfre Tdiuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

Six splendid fast trains every DAY for Cisvslsnd,
~ Nsw.yosx CAuxsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
PART II.
OCT. 20, 1892.
THEEERMAN MILITARY BILL
INFORMATION PUBLISHED ABOUT IT

rEvoHLLED BY THE CHANCELLoR-THE oP-
POTION GAINING sTRENGTH-PMSCE
BIsMARCK - THE CHOLERA A
SPLENDID CEREMONIAL.
Copyright; 1892: By The Ne'7 York As'o''aed fTe'''
Delin Oct. 22.-PubNr interest In tie Military
hill ioes not show the least syn OF abatement; on
the contrary 1t ha, been increased ~ the secrecy
maintained in regard 70 the provisions 81 the eaS ure
,ho,gh a few details have been allowed TO leak OUT
IN order 10 satisfy the growing public demand 1or
information ON the subject. The We nment's de
cidon not to publish the fun text OF the OH unul
r. is discussed by the Bundesrath meets with general
condemnation from the press, which Is uha"lhousS
=, N. opinion that this policy Of silence VIII not
have the result Of weakening the opposiuon-a result
the Government appears to reckon on
THE CIANCELLOR's CAREFUL SCRUTINY
Anart,cle In "The Berliner Polltische Nnchrichen'
which is accepted inspired. contains the lu 60 III
formation as to the history and nature OF the ml
.h, no. vet anpesred The paper declares that
chsnc.uor Won Caprivi up 10 the day the measure
received the Imperial signature, was hard al ~orX
daily scrutinizing every item. Everything hoo CON
s,dered absolutely Indispensable was eh"nna'eu III
order to effect the greatest reduction IN expenses ou'
No changes I'm the principles on which the mih'ary
reforms are based were MADE Inc result Vi INC
Chanceor,s labors IS bill Of which no part can De
rnovod without mi uing the whole. The Chancellor
,bor,r phlv remodelled the pro" oas made some ume
aro bv General Verdi du Vernos. which were lmpa &C
t,cable owing to the cxorbitant financial deHa"us
The cost OF General Verdi du Vernos's plans Is esn
mated ut over 100000 marks annually WI ca
Is twice the amount involved ty the present Dill Inc
article concludes by dilating upon the Ico'SSiN "
nroviding counterpose TO the armed forces OF
ror.o o,d pussia II eyhOrts the political parties
and the military authorities. who are oiSpoSeu i"
bacrle over the proposals. net 10 exhibit 10 1''e-n'
such IN evident sign of political and military weak
ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
RuUS and Art Squares
Japanese Rugs

Choice Coorings to present styles in furnishings
lsx8i 35N72 29S
| oGx5t 90 GN IT . ~
| YO>oO 2C9 9Xl2ft IL Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
HE LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH.
tItrrESANr HAYL DECORATED.

Lieutenant Hayl one of the German officers who
took mart In the long distance race who allowed Prince
Leopold TO pass him on the road mus enabling the
prncs IN he the first German to reach tlOrlsdor the
Austrian goal has been decorated win Inc oruer OF
he ROYAL Crown \ new ride Is being discussed ioI
he nncors NJ tho Austrian and Prussan reserves.
rD...d maj the Germans shall start from Vienna
md he Austrans from Berlin. The race Is not TO be
given 10 the swiftest rider but To e his' "oei WIZ
srriyes with his horse In perfect CONDITION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
NEW ETHICAL SOCIETY.

A German ethical society, based on the hhes o.
Dr. Felix Adler's society in New-forK' mas oeen
orcsnized In Berlin by n number Of prominent men
Including several university professors. Inc men'o.r
chin of the society also includes many women 81 IN,
irhest social circles. Professor Forster director OF
ibe R0yu Observatory, has been elected president: IN
1870 meets with a storm OF ridcule from ui'
"rtbcdox tmIrnaIs but Notwithstanding this iac'' l.
gaining ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

Assistant Adjutant General schwan, OF the ,hi'eu
States Army and his wife are passing thc "in~' III
Berlin.
IIp,orapt Sargent the Naval Attache Of the Ameri-
am Iaoatio, born has gone 10 Vienna, after having
Tilted the German navy yards and docks lie e A,
pressed himself as delighted al VIVA, n. iuu SUI" CIV
The courte 81 paid him by the naval officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
In Dress Goods.

rmpresstre values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

beginning with
special Offering Of
FINE IMPORTED BLACK GOODS,
Tricotine. Bedford and Diagonal Stripes
At FIFTY-FOUR CENTS
Such as have always sold at 15c aid 81 90
The morning call., 1892-07-25
The ELECTRIC Octnnn.
Pittsburg DIspatch.

Among the experiments, the public exhj-
famed Tesla experiments, is the beautiful
effect now we'll known as the electric octo-
pus. A piece of glass, about two feet square
Is placed midway between the high press,
ure terminals. A sight of intense beauty
ana Drllliancy instantly presents itself,
point on each side of the glass snread
themselves over the surface of the plate and
curl themselves around the edge. In this
experiment the electrodes are kent we'll
within the sparkling distance. the glass op-
posing barrier to the disruptive discharge
thickness may be pierced. but the glass be-
ing melted In the process, fuses and gen
orally replugs the hole again. The part of
the glass where the hole has been drilled
Dy the spark can, however, be clearly dis
tngnlshed alter the glass has cooled.
The morning call., 1892-07-25

neighbours just diagonally across the street
and a chippie q family OF young in a tree
only few rods TO our left, and never once
have we known Of either being nolested.
We believe the truth TO be. that the numer-
stroyers of innocent bird life or in those
who are killing birds for the millions 10
dress hats with, are responsible for the
wholesale destruction of native song birds
or driving them away more than the ever
present or active sparrow Anyhow we ad-
mirs the sparrow for his persistence and
ptuoH "-N
The morning call., 1892-07-25
In Editors Defense ar the sparrows.

The pugnacious sparrow has long been
charged with driving away our native birds.
This may be true 10 a limited extent, but il
does not appear to be as true bill of indict
ment, so far as recent observation goes, as IL
might be. Others besides ourselves have OBJ
served larger number of robbins, blue birds
and chippies nesting nearer by than here
toiore, and that they are not molested by
the sparrows. A pair Of robins selected a
tree near the sidewalk, not over 80 feet
from our front door, and many times day
we see the parent birds gathering their
food upon tile lawn, and never once, there
or elsewhere, have we seen them disturbed
by sparrows.
A bluebird has nest In a house at a
The morning call., 1892-07-25
AFTER TIE BATTLE.

where the tawny tiger-liies in the marshy meadow
bloom
And the taDCled rushes wither by the red and
sluggish rH
There is Silence Au unbroken; there are secrets all
uuSpoken
That the trembling grass IS hiding from the hill
where the mystic frs in cluster the rocky hill
side stand,
where the vines empurpled masses in the sunsets
passion glow.
Lol the bird notes are s-dying and the troubled
wind is signing
For the secret that the meadow must not know
Over meadow. over mountain, In city by the sea.
There wives ana mothers waiting, there are
sweet hopes growing cold,
There are eyes that watch ia anguish there low
ing hearts that languiBh
For the secret that SHAH nevermOre be told
EDGAR MAYHEW BACoN. In August Scribner
The morning call., 1892-07-25
sniPrING INTrLLlGENCE.
Arrive 4.

SUNDAY. July "a.
Stmr National City, Manson, u hours from Eu-
reka 800 NJ II lumber, to Hooper a Co.
Stmr Gipsy JepSen. l. hours from Santa Cruz
produce TO Goodall. Perkins n Co.
Stmr Corona, Hall, IS hours from San Diego
and way ports; pass aud mdse TO Goodall Per-
kins & Co.
Stmr Farallon. Higgins. 80 hours from ventura;
produce. TO Erlanger n Galinger.
Stmr Point Iona. Conway, 81 hours from Cos
mopols; pass ana mdSe, 10 Grsys Harbor CONNER
cial Co.
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nash, hours from Moss
Landing: ballast. to Goodai Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, IL hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to GOOdall Perkins n Co.
Stmr Arago Langhorne, 40 hours from Coos Bay;
pass and mdSe, to o & Co.
Stmr Greenwood, fagerlund, ID hours from
Greenwood: 57ll ties, 60 l. L White
Stmr City or Puebla, Debney. 81 "a hours from
Victoria. etc; pass and mase, TO Goodali. Perkins
4 Co.
Stmr Hattie Gage. Yarneberg. "a hours from Port
Kenyon, VIA Shelter Cove lS hours. mdse to Russ,
Sanders Il Co.
The morning call., 1892-07-25
NOT ENTIRELY SECRET.
The Leakage Which Goes On at Tele-
graph Once.


graph Once.
PittSburg Dispatch
The public has very little idea OF the
amount of leakage" that goes on in the
transmission of telegraph messages. An
operator may be carelessly lounging In the
vicinity of n way-station or railway office
with his hands in his coat pockets, one
hand being busy in taking down with a
short pencil on pad Information OF the
utmost Importance which the noisy sound
er Is ticking off, and which may be
used TO the serious deirment of the
interests OF the sender. With a view 10
gauge the extent 10 which such caves
dropping could be carried, an expert opera
tor was employed short time ago TO call AT
some OF the Wsll-street brokers' Offices. as
we'll as at some OF the city hotels OF New
OTk. OF soma dozen Offices he visited he
was able in this way TO obtain information
more or less important from every one. and
In the hotels 1t was found perfectly easy To
take any and every message By wsy of
remedying this very serious drawback in
certain classes of telegraphlc work
secret telegraph receiver has been de-
yised. This instrument is fitted with a
special resOnatOr OF aluminium of extreme
s0n"rOusness, Although the Instruments
as generally constructed, may be kept SO
adjusted that no movement Of the armatures
can be detected with the naked eve and
that no sound can be beard without holding
the ear close to the instrument, this resona-
tor, even under such conditions transmits
the message to receiving tube from which
the signals can be easily read
The morning call., 1892-07-25
G. N. IEIITHniT7 g. IN

Fhctoheefs an Commission Merchants,
omee and Salesroom-1l71-Il7IA Mission, mr. 8th.
THIS DAY,
"iohday. ...''....--..-.............. 25, 1892
AT II o'clock a. NJ, on the premises
oZ612 hinna ST., bet. Seventh and Eighth,
I'VE WILL SELL THE ENTIRE
Elegant Furniture and Household Goods
In res idenee of NJ. J. Connolly Esq, on account OF
Grand Upright Piano. cost $500; EIegant Parior
Furniture, covered IN Silk Tapestry and Plush; OAK
bedroom sets: Clipper and Hair Top Mattresses.
Fine Mission Blankets; Feather Pillows and Red,
ding; Mantel Mirror: OIL Paintings; Line Engrav-
ings; Ornaments; Elegant Walnut Sidenoard and
Extension Table: Fest Silver-pIated Ware: Fine
China and GlaSswae; Body Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets; Fine Range, with water back; Kitchen
Furniture; Step!adder; TIN; AgateWare, etc All
must be sold; reserve.
ty24 y @. Y. LEITHOLTZ & CO AnntfnnaArs
The morning call., 1892-07-25
AUCTION SALES.
STORAGE SALE

Elegant Furniture and Carpets.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.
WILL SELL THIS DAY
Aohuay ..'..'..'..-.............-.- July 25, 1899
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. at Salesrooms
1857 and 1863 MARKET ST., BET. 9Th & 7TH,
Removed from the Heaynard Storage-house for
convenience of sale,
All of the Elegant ParIor, Bed and Dining
Room Furniture; Grand Rosewood Up
right PIanos; Handsome Mantei Mirrors;
Ii Engravings and Ornaments; Rich
odo farior Upholstery; Nearly New
BODY Brussels Carpets, Etc. formerly held
oh storage receipts Nos. 1928. 1929 and ll3l
..coNsIsTISG IN PART or
Handsome Parlor Sets In satin French va,orrsa,d
SIX pl1sh; Parior Sofas, Divans, Easy Chairs and
Eahcy ROCKERS; Walnut, Oak and Cherry Bedroom
sets. with French beTel mirrors: Spring and Hair
mattresses; Down Feather Pillows; BIanKets and
other tr bedding; Handsome Upright Mirror-front
folqlnS Beds; walnut and OAK Wardrobes. Chir
fonierS; Bookcases SidebOards; Pedestal Fytan
sion Tables: Walnut Hall-stands: Hall and StaIr
Carpets; Extra Fine Waterback Ranges and ofbar
fine goods, the former contents OF three weIl-fur.
nished houses.
yZ4 N NJ. J. SIMMONS. AuctiOneer.
The morning call., 1892-07-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postorice AT San Fran.
cisco on MONDAY. July 25 1892
10 TO obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give the
date OF the list IL not called for within two weeks
they Will be sent TO the Dead-Ietter Once
The morning call., 1892-07-25
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-UTAH CON.
~ solidated Company-Location OF princIpzi nIace
or business, San Francisco Cal Location 81 uorSs
Virginia City. Storey County, New.
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
uescrloed STOCK, on account OF assessment No 3
IeFed on the seventh day OF june 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names or the rsspectiv.
shareholders, a follows.