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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-04
MAINE TOWNS.
items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Falmouth.
[From Our Regular Correspondent

[From Our Regular Correspondent
Capt. VIM. G. Lunt is preparing for
voyage to Cape Colony, Southern Africa.
He expects to sail from New York in the
bark Chas G.. Rice in about ten days and
will be gone eight months.
The buildings of Mr.. Geo. w. Lord had
a very narrow escape from destruction
by fire Thursday afternoon. A small
boy, playing near the barn, lighted, a
match and dropped it on pile of dry
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ALL SOUS CHURCH (Universalist), Deering
TRe n O. E. Stafford. D; D., pastor. Rev. T.
row. Service at 10.45 a. M. Sunday school
at 1920 Young Peoples meeting at Ills p.
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Mrs. Harlem-So the Arabians go to lodges
and come home late just as you do?
Mr.. Harlem-I don't know anything about
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szg= The open air service on the corner of
Howard and Quebec streets, will begin at p.
m. Rev. A. II. Wright will preach Singing
led by the cOrnet
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A dose of Ayers Sarsaparilla each morning,
during vacation, will greatly benefity you.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
Face AND FEET COLLIDE.
Willie LANCE Injured in the
Oakland Game.
HAD HIS NOSE STEPPED ON.
Hanks Men Polish OFF the Angels on This
side-The Dukes Defeat the
Colonies.

Oakland outbatted the Dukes In yester-
days game at Oakland, taking the kinks
out of nine of Mr.. Lookabaugh's justly cele-
brated curves, but they finished one tally
short. This was due to a sudden influx of
able bodied swats in the eighth inning,
which Melted Mr. Firms young men four
tallies, and gave them the game by score
of to 5.
There was not much of a crowd, and but
little episode in the pastme.
Both teams played a good fielding game,
there being but two bunRles on n side, and
the hits were about even In point of range
and number. Oakland outbatted their
opponents to the extent OF one hit
Bunglesome Bill covered himself with
glory by accepting seven chances without
an error and made swat besides
a most distressing accident occurred in
the third inning for the Colonies, when the
handsome and talented Dooley stepped on
Willie Lange's face The sharp spikes
played sad havoc with Willie's face, peeling
the cuticle of in several places and break
ing the bridge OF his nose. The Injured man
was unable to finish the game and retired
in favor of Dewald.
1t was 10 the third inning that Willie
came TO grief. LANCE had been given his
base on balls, which fact filled LoOkabaugh
with remorse, and he determined to check
Mr.. LANCE in his career before he got to sec
ond base.
In attempting 10 catch Lange mapping at
the bag Loo kabaugh threw the ball wide
and high.
The handsome and talented bagman. Mr..
Dooley, leaped into the air to pull it down
just as the agile Mr.. LANCE slid for the bag.
AS result. there was a collision of feet aud
face when Mr.. Dooley returned to earth.
with the result above narrated. The
wounded athlete will probably be able 10
play In the game to-day at Oakland between
the Dukes and Colonies. The score:
The morning call., 1892-11-10
Ingalls, Couldn't Fool Him.


Apropos of the leanness of ex-senator
ingalls,. Kansas man tells the following
story: There is doctor in Atchison who Is
a great friend Of Mr.. Ingalls, lie had been
frequently annoyed by a newsboy. who
would come into his Office very uncere-
moniously and poster him by trying 10 sell
papers. One day when Mr.. Ingalls, was in
the Office the boy was heard coming nm the
stairs, and the doctor decided TO nut M a
Job on him. He rushed out an articulated
skeleton, placed it in q chair by the
desk and then the two men withdrew to
he back room. In rushed the bow. and
without noticing what was at the desk.
came directly up TO the skeleton. When he
looked up and saw il grnniug at him he
was nearly scared into commissions. and
boiling for the door, yelled bloody muroer'
The joke tickled the doctor, but Mr.. IngaIIs'
conscience pricked him. aud going 10 the
window, he looked out at the boy, who was
standing below. crying. Come upstairs
my boy" he said. 'I'll buy one Of yonr
papers," But the boy began to yell harder
than ever, ana between his sObs bs man
aged to blubber out: "Oh, you cannot fool
me, even if you have put your clothes onv'
Our production of meat in 1888 was nearlv
half as great as that of Europe. with its
population of $50, 100000
The morning call., 1892-11-10
A DEAD FAILURE.
lie Was Equal TO Both sides, but Could
Get Neither.
netrott Trfbuna

he Was Equal TO Both sides, but Could
Get Neither.
Detroit Tribune
The fellow with big lump in his wind
pipe and birthmark on his left ear lost no
time in announcing that he wanted some
life insurance.
Cant seem TO make anything out Of ex-
listing In this world" he explained, with an
effort TO be cheerful. "and I'd like to see il
dying won't be more profitable"
The clerk smiled obligingly and opened
book.
whats the state of your health?"
The fellow with the lump in his wiGdpipe
seemed deeply affected.
BAD" he replied in lachrymose voice.
The clerk closed his book
1--WE can't insure any one in bad health"
he quietly observed.
"Hey?"
Cant Insure you. Good-day."
Gradually the situation dawned upon the
fellow with brthmark on his ear.
Cant insure me at all, eh?"
"AlI right Now want to make you a
proposition. III bet you even L don't die
inside OF year"
The clerk looked startled and shook his
head.
year"
mo. don't want TO bet"
III give you any odds either way"
mo. Good-day."
Hope fled from the visage of the fellow
with the big lump 10 bis windpipe Detected
and miserable be left the office.
"A failure in life, failure in DEATH" he
muttered.
No one remembered ever seeing him after
ward
The morning call., 1892-11-10
THE STOCK MARKET.

Politics monopolized the attention In the stock
boards yesterday and prices showed a decline OF a
few cent under light sales Nothing OF any i'm
portance received from the 'front.' but IL is gem
orally believed that the drifting north in the OF
cross viii have beneficial effect.
There were very few sales made on the early call
and prices were tsiry steady. ophlr sold at 81 20
Curry Soc, Sierra Nevada 81 Is. Con- Cal. & Va
81 So, BeIcher 81 20. Chollar zoe, Crown Point
81 TO- NorcrOss 81 40 Potosi 90c, Savage 81 10 and
jacket Soc
Nothing was done on the informal session and
the sales recorded on the 80 P. N. call were st a
decline OF a few cents
NOTES.
The delinquent sale Of Crown Point takes place
to-day.
Bullion valued at $4,000 has teen received
from the Mayfower gravel mine
An assessment OF zoe per share has been levied
en- Sierra Nevada.
Silver made quite a drop yesterday and sales were
London.
The san Francisco Gaslight Company has de-
clAred Dividend OF 35c. payable on the 18th.
Following Is the official report OF the pumping
operations Ia the Crown Point incline for the week
ended November 5: The 1900 station pumps have
been working continuously during the past week.
The now OF water continues TO keep both pumps
running at the usual speed. During the past week
old tmbers being crushed and in bad condition.
We found Il necessary TO renew them before CON-
mencing 10 sink
The yellow jacket and Crown Point deIinquen I
sales take place to-day
Dividends viii be paid as follows: Pacific Coast
BoraX Company 81. Paci1c Gas Improvement Com
pany SOC, and Spring Valley Water Company 60c.
Tne Central Gasfght Company viii pay quar-
terry dividend OF 81 this month.
The Bank OF British North America paid semi
annual dividend Of 35s last month.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
se Muscatels, sl@l 80 in boxes. ala se4c p II

loose Muscatels, sl@l so in boxes, al.a sG4c p u
I'm sacks
NUTS = Domestic Chestnuts are quotable at
lie for softshell and lle1Ilc for paper-sheIl new
softshell Almonds, 12@13 q 70 hardsheIl do SAFE
2 10: papershell, l4@l5e; Chile walnuts S@9c;
Sc; Peeans. S9l0c r 10 for small and lsGl6 for
large: FllbeTtS. Zoe: Brazil Nuts S1LM9c: Cocoa
nuts, S3S5 so y 100
VEGErABLES-Not enough Green Okra coming
in to quote. Tomatoes continue ABUNDANT Lima
Beans. 3@51se q 10; Green Peppers 25@SOc
g box and sack Dry Peppers, soc q sack: Egg
Tomatoes. 1O@40c e box: Marrowfat Squash
SO E ton; Cabbage, 75c e ctI: Feed Carrots, 4O0
4oc; T9rnips Zoe; Beets, Use; Parsnips 81 25
PRoVISIoNS-Eastern Bacon l26l5c 2 n: Cali
fornts Smoked Bacon. I2G l2Ihc . n for heavy
aud medium l3a i312c for light and i4@I41ac for
California Hams. l3Gl4e; Lard. terces Eastern
all KINDS: ~ @lO1ac; pals. l0@l2c; California,
tierees, s@sl2e; half-bbs, 9I4@912c; tins Zoe:
81 60GS; extra mess 90 IS SOFAS: family do. $40
eRlO 90; clear Pork, $40 5000; extra prime Sl4
. Dbl extra clear. S20020 so: mess, SI7@ls q
HoPS-Quoted at lsG22c . n, for fair to choIe.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers are
quotable at 7$4e n: medium, 696I2e r 10; light
Calf, re: dry Hides, usual selection, Sc: dry Kips
&c; dry Caif, &c; prime GoatSkins. 3U@5Oc each;
KIDS. eG Zoe; Deerskins. good summer. 371ac: me-
shearlings. 10e925c: snort wool 4O07Oc: medium
10G90e: long wool, 90cgsS1 Az each. Culls OF ali
kinds about 10 less.
TALLow-Shipment OF Il67I7 ms to Antwerp
No j rendered quotabe al 4I4@41ae; Refined,
6l2c; Grease. 3l4@31ac 2 10.
WOOL = Fail clips quoted as follows:
free. l2@l3c = u; do. detective, iO6llc p
10; free Mountain, 9Gl2c p 10: San JOAQUIN and
Southern. defective, 1880. Spring Wool Is quoted
gon, lS0121e y 70.
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that purposely waited foJ an empty car.
And another thing is strange. Jim Brown"
said he. 1--WE have ghost In our family.
A nun is said to appear now and then,
clared that while he was iii she appeared
to him three times. always pointing to my
portrait, which hung in his bedroom, and
always conveying to him in some way
that 1t was his duty to search for me. In
fact she was the cause of our reconcilia-
Iion."
couldn't say anything. Neither of US
spoke about the thing again but when he
insisted on starting me in the clearinghouse
line wasn't fool enough to refuse, and, as
you see. I'm not bobtail-car driver any
longer.
No. l haven't seen anything queer since
that time, and can't say Pm anxious; but
whether the lady was q what the doctor
called an optical delusioD, it's certain that
she only did good to all concerned. Bless
her for comi1gl
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BANK WINS A GAME.
his Young Men Managed to Defeat the
Angels.

1t is now almost as rare an occurrence for
Frisco to win as it was for the Colonels to
capture ball game in the never-to- be-tor-
gotten past They have won three or four
in the last twenty-five or thirty, and thought
they were doing well at that. They won
one of their rare games yesterday at Haight
street.
Vanderbeck's young men came up from
the south to finish the season and carry the
pennant home to their ardent admirers in
the citrus belt-provded. of course, their
bright prospects are not eXunguished again
by Carl McVey, the cloud.
They opened the final round of the cam
paign yesterday and lost by a score of to
in the presence of a fair TO middling as
sembsge.
Peter McNabb did the twirling for his en-.
ployer, while z. Kneil performed on tho
other side. In the first inning the citrus
belters hoped ioyously upon p. Knell and
pounded his delivery for three hits, which,
with few incidentals. Melted them three
tallies. Then p. Knell braced up and
pitched winning ball. The same teams play
this afternoon al Haight street
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.CE HOTEL.
An Intelligent Cat.

A motherly- looking cat was calmly sitting
on the curb of Beekman street watching
the antics of her four kittens. which were
rolling about her at play. Suddenly one of
them wandered away toward large paper
bag that was fiuttering In the wind on the
walk. N0sing around the bag he presently
espied an opening, into which ne crawled.
The attention of his fellows was soon d.
reeted to the new attraction. and the four
this unusual domicile. The old cat. which
kept an eye all the time OF the maneuyers
OF her progeny. walked toward the bag.
looked within it's interior, and, seeing her
kittens at rest, picked up the parcel with
her teeth. and. walking down the street
disappeared in hallway with her bag and
her tots inclosed.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
CHEAPEST LIGHT In THE WORLD.
Firefiies That the Inhabitants OF Cuba
Put to Use.


Tut to Use.
New York World.
1t is said by those who have experimental
with them that the light given By the fire.
flies of Cuba is the Cheapest" In the world.
produced, that is to say, with the least heat
and the smallest expenditure of energy !:
and that a successful imitation of Il would
prove to be most profitable substitute for
gas and electricity. The insects are beetles,
two inches long. and belong to the family of
swapping bugs" so called because when
one of them is laid on Its back it snaps itself
into the air with a clinking sound.
The secret Of the light this FREELY gives is
as yet undiscovered. Apparently it is con-
neeted In some way with the mysterious
phenomenon of life, and chemists and pby
slclans have sought in vain to explain its
origin. On each side OF the animals tborax
is luminous memDranOu. spot and these
Hash at intervals so that the Cubans mt
dozen of the insects in a case together. and
so obtain continuous illumination bright
enough TO read by. This light is accom-
panied by no perceptible heat and is SEEM
lngly produced with almost no expenditure
OF energy. How great an improvement, 1t
represents upon all known artificial lights
can be imagined when il is stated that in
candle-light, lamplight or gaslight the waste
Is more than SO per cent In other words,
III they could be so obtained as not TO throw
anything away, they would give nearly 100
times the illumination which they do afford
Even the electric light Is mostly wasted,
The morning call., 1892-11-10
AUCTION SALES.
GEO. r. LAMS0N,
AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 Kearny ST.. bet California and Pima
THIS DAY
Ahursday' .'.......,.....N November 10, 1892,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
1877 GEARY STREET, NEAR LAGUNA,
The Magnificent Furniture Of Residence.
....CONPRISMG

Rarely Elegant Parior Ser vary ,a+oo. 49,.
guaa e me-" very handsomely upholstered in satin
anu lovely Shades figured brocade Extra
ihdlFiuua reception and Large Arm Fasv Chairs
ia coioTS 70 piend with parlor upholstery Magnif
ie AppiI9ue lace curtains; Choice Etchings In
Ere Mo9ueT and Body Brussels Carpets vslu
with full dress cheva plate mirror dressJng caas
costing $500 and sl75 respectively i Elegant
! Magnificent Willow Crib finished in gold cit,
Very Finest White Hair Mattresses: Down Pillows:
Extra white Mission Blankets; Finest Spreads: /
foot, SuperbIy Finished Palace Extension Table
cost 500; Set of French Dining Chairs very eie-
CANT: High Cost Walnut Hall Hatstand: l Extra
Size French Mantel Mirror: Extra Antique OAK
81 -Bedsteads, with best mattresses large assorr-
ment Decorated China and Crystal Glassware; l
Fine Improved Range with an immense amount or
other Choice Furniture.
eS- Terms Cash.
oc9 2t GEO. r. LAMSON AuctIoneer
The morning call., 1892-11-10

the accommodation of the State. War and
Navy departments. The library building
covers very nearly the same space as each
of these Government buildings (about three
acres). and is constructed of solid granite.
with iron, brick and marble interior. lis
ample interior courts and numerous win.
dows will render it the best-ligbled and
Differentiated library Of large proportions
vet erected.
The morning call., 1892-11-10

ana In accordance with law. and an order OF
tho beard OF directors. made the hftoent day
VI 1877, so many shares OF each parcel OF
saSn STOCK as may be necessary viii be sold az
pubic auction at the auction house of = r. Middle
Lon q CO., So Montgomery street. san francisco,
eait orn1a. on MONDAY, the fourteenth day OF No
vehoer, 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock NJ OF said
oay. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses of
II. ID. WALKER, Secretary.
Once-Room 81, Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. California oe2S I'd
The morning call., 1892-11-10

CBICAeo. Nov. e.-whelt was active and opened
13c lower on liberal receipts, light exPor. s. an IN
crease on ocean passage and heavy increase In
the English visible supply; but the market over
sold. and the shorts began to freely, advane
Ing prices l.sG2I4c; then eased OF % free
offerings Al the advance. and closed steady at lie
higher. Receipts. 2S5. 900 bushels: shipments
$4,000 bushels. Rye. sic. Barley, 64c.
CHICAGO nov. 9. - W hest-Cash, 72c- Corn
A21zc. Pork-Sl2 22iz Lard - So 80. Ribs
81 as. Whlsky-Sl 10.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-There was less excitement
in the stock market than was expected following
the election. American sugar opened 2 points
under Mondays close. but closed with a slight i'm
provenent for the day DistlllerS lost Ia: cotton
oil broke 2 but rallied point Eastern and West
ern trunk lines yielded only - TO IA with late
recovery OF i4G34, with firm close Governments
cembsr.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Uuited States Bonds as
ibis; do as 100; Northern Pacific 1914; Cana
dian Pacific. s7ls; Central Pacific, 20; Union Pa
cine. 1884; AtchisOn and santa Re SO: Wells
Sterling. a. SAGA sT1z.
Whest-December. 76s4c. Flour. steady Coffee
SO so. Sugar. 25stG3%ac. Hops-Pacihc Coast
ls@24t.c. Hides, lz13c. Copper-Lake, sIl rs.
Tin-Spot, SO 10 Lead-Domestic, So go. Iron
sic. Northumberland. 52Isc.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
RECOLLECTION.

Even as garden full Of branch and bloom
Seen in a looking-glas and so more fair.
With boughs suspended IN a magic air
More spacious and more radiant than the truth.
80 remember thee, my happy youth:
Ana smile TO look upon the Gays that were
AS they had never told of doubt or carei
AS had never wept for grief or ruth.
So were our spirits destined TO endure
So we're the life beyond promise sure
And not the knocking mirage OF our dearth.
Even through eternity might heaven appear
The still, the vast, the radiant souvenir
OF one TRANSPORTED moment known on earth.
MARY DARMEsTErER in the Athenaum.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. sac; choice. &c; second
quality. sc; third do. 312@412e.
NEAL-Large, 5G6c; small Calves &c; Dairy
Calves. 71a@SI5 r n.
MuTToN-wetners. 61s@7c y Il; Ewes. 60
615c.
GAMB-7I3@SJhc r 10
PoRK-Liye Hogs. 4s4@5c p n for heavy and
Hogs. 412c; dressed do. 7aSc = n.
The morning call., 1892-11-10
The Great Library of the United states.

When 1t is considered that the largest ex-
SUNG public library, that of the French
y 3oo eve at Paris, contains as yet but
2,300,o00 volumes and thar annie snace ey.
isls In the edifice now rising on Capitol Hill
lot storing more than twice that number IL
VIII De perceived that the wants of the
future are we'll cared for. While nearly
sesery government edifice appears TO have
been only for a generations and ifs nsae naya
iopg oVergrown Its limits, this one. through
me iai-slghted liberality of Congress. will
PROVIDE room for the nations books for
nearly TWO centuries to come The uiti
somewhat less than half the cnst os The
Capitol or Of the large building erected for
The morning call., 1892-11-10
MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 9.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

WEDNESDAY EvKNINa Nov o.
SUMMARY OF THE hARKETs
Silver declined.
Sterling Exchange firmer.
Wheat and Barley stronger.
Oats Corn and Rye unchanged
Hay steady.
Beans quiet.
River Potatoes lower.
Onions firm.
Butter weak. Eggs stiff.
More Eastern Poultry arrived.
Wild Ducks lower
Sound Grapes firm.
Dried Fruit unchanged
The morning call., 1892-11-10

a. ~ u III accordance with law and an order fro,,
o no"lu o. directors made tho 29th day ot
sn , 1881 so many shares or each parcei Of
stocA as may be net essary will be sold NJ minis
81. az Tue ONCE OF the company, room SIS No
M M, iontsomery street, san Francisco Gal ~,
80. ~ hoDAf, the 18th day OF November ISg5 OF 81
sn9 n"ur o, O'Clock r NJ. OF said day. to paw saia
10 assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale $3.50. e0ssS
omoa -, j. STADTFELD Jr.. Secretarv
francisco.C&l. nsso"eEy 81. San
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AT OAKLAND NOVEMBER 9. 1892.

Earned runs-San JOses g. Three-base hlt-Eb-
right. TwO-base hits-Hutchinson. Dewald. Denny.
First base errors-oaklsnds 2, san JOseS >.
First base called bxlisOaklands s, San JUses 3.
Lett on bases-OaklauCs 4. San Joses !. Struck ont
Denny TO Dooley. Passed balls-Wiison.. Clark.
Wild piteh-Hornsr. Umpire-Mannasan. Scorer
-Herberr HINT
The morning call., 1892-11-10

And in accordance with law. and order of the
Board of Directors. made on the twenty-eighth day
OF September 1892 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold az
public auction at the Office of the company room
II, SOB California street. san Francisco, Call
forn1a, on MONDAY. the twenty first day or No.
vembeT 1892. at the hour OF l O'Clock r N of said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale A w BARROwS Secretarv
ofice-3O3 California street, room IL. San Fran
cisco California nn3 "a
The morning call., 1892-11-10

BAGs-Firm. but dull. CaIcuttas, 61kq6Izc FOR
1898: Wool Bags, 36G43Sc.
SUGAR-Tbe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, ali 56sc r 10; Dry GRADUATED,
sc 2 10: ConfectiOners A. d1sc: Magnolia, 45sc /;
Extra &. 4lse; Golden c, 4ssc d. 414c; Standard
A. s5sc; half-bbls. 14c more than bbiS and boxes
11c
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AUCTION SALES.
M. J. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Thursday..-............... November 10, 1899,
AT II O'Clock A M at saesrooms,
1907 and 1853 Market ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh
All of the Rich and Nearly New
Par1or. Bed and Dining Room Furniture.
Handsome odd Paror Upholstery OF all kinds:
Gold and Walnut Frame ManteI Mirrors; Elegant
Upright Mirror-front Folding Beds. Body Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets and Rugs, removed from the
residence of Mrs. DIR. W. g. kassman,
CONSISTING IN PART Or.
Fine Parlor Upholstery; Handsome Walnut and
Oak Bedroom sets OF a II styles; Fine Spring and
Hair Mattresses Down Pillows and other Bedding
Large Walnut and Oak Plate-do0r WaTdrobes; Mar,
be-top and Fancy Tables; Pedestal Extension Ia
bIes: Handsome Sdeboards and Dining Chairs;
Hall and stair Carpets; Ranges and other fine
house hold goods. the former contents OF fourteen
wsllfurnished apartments.
I 81. j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer
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n
Board-100 Hawaiian Commercial. CSC: 100 do
Soc; 30 Pacific Gas Imp, 81; Is Gaslight 1854.
Street-45O Cal Electric Light. 201a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-20 S Water, 997s; 40 do. e9s4; $1,000
of A Bonds, 1929; $50 5 Gasight 7O15: 500
Hutchinson Co, 21a; $50 Hawaiian CONNER
cial, soc; $50 do, bic; rs Pacific Gas Imp, 81.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GRAY EAGLE
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
or business San Francisco, California: location OF
works Placer County, Cal.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment mo 3O1
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTIcE-MoNo GOLD
- Mining Company Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco, California; location of
works, Bodie Mining District. Mono County Cal
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessmenc ING
32) levied on the fifteenth day OF September, 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective share holders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE BRUNSWICK
- consolidated Gold Mining Company Ioeatton
or principal place of business San Francisco 81
Location OF works, Grass Valley. Cal w.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the foIiowinO
described stock, on account Of asSesSmenr 20 =
levied on tho 25th day OF September 1892 the sew.
tive shareholders, as follows: " '"o AeSpec-