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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
4 under the authority Of certain Deed OF Trust.
frat part. 20 HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THtp
DEUS b. KENT Trustees. parties OF the second
party OF the third part, dated FEBRUARY g. 1891
and recorded in the ONCE OF the County Recorder
OF the county Of Alsh,eda State OF California
IN LlDer <OS OF DEEDS page IT. and following: Aud
In pursuance or resolution passed on the Sd day
OF november. SS2. by the Board OF Directors OF
saia san Francisco Savings Union. a corr grafton,
and the holder OF the note no 10, 669) to secure
payment OF which the aforesaid Deed of Trust was
s1eeuled, declaring that default had been made
In the payment of the principal sum, and other
sums due under said note and Deed OF Trust, and
requesting and directing said HENRY c. CAMP
BELL and THADDEUs B. KENT Trustees, to sell
tEs res! estate described therein to satisfy SAID
We. HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs b.
hENT, trustees do hereby give notice that
AiohDAf, the 10th day OF December, 1892 at
IL O'Clock NJ OF that cay. aud at the snoton sales
room OF WILLIAM j. DINGEE. $50 ana 462
forns We VIII seltSt public auction TO the highest
bidder Tor cash In gold coin OF the United states,
the town OF Berkeley. county of Alameda State of
Califoraia, described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at point the westerly line OF
Fins street, distant thereon two hundred forty
(240) feet southery from southerly line OF Du-
rant street running thence sontherly along said
line OF Pine street one hundred and twenty 2O)
feet; thence westerly parallel with Dusant street
one hundred and thrty-four feet seven inches
(l34 7-l2) feet; thence northerly parallel With
Pine street one hundred and twenty Q2o) feet;
commencement:
Being lot number i've (o) In block number eleven
I'D, as laid down and delineated map entitled
Map OF the properly of the Berkeisy Villa AssocIa-
tion etc, fled July 81. 1875, IN the once of the
County Recorder OF said county of Alameda
and now OF record In Libsr 2 of Maps at page ga
together with the appurtenances
Terms of sale-Cash in gold coin of the United
States; 10 per cent payable TO the undersigned on
the fall OF the hammer, balance On delivery OF
deed; and If not so paid unless for want of title
(ten days being allowed tor seNrch), then said 10
per cent to be forfeited and the sale TO be void
Act5 OF sale at purchasers
HENRY G. CAMPBELL,
THADDEUS B. KENT,
nOlQ o. TINS
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PosTPoNEMENT.

NoTICE-THE SALE OF THE ABovEDE-
~ scribed delinquent stock is hereby postponed
until MONDAY, the 18th day OF December, 1899.
&c the Office of the company, room IL. 303 Califor-
mia street. at one ~ O'Clock NJ BY order Of the
directors
DELINQUENT SALE NOTIOE.-kACsl ~ = z x
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF basin ess. San FRANCISCO, California Location or
" orks Gold Hill, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment (No. "a
levied on the twenty-eighth (2S) day of october,
1892, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective Shareholders, as follows:
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MARKET REPORTS,
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
FRIDAY EyEHINa nec

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
FRIDAY EvnSINs. Dec O.
Auction sale OF Tin Plate
Silver recovered.
Sharp break in Barley futures.
Wheat weak ana dull
Oats and Rye dull.
Corn more steadily held.
Hay and Beans unchanged
Potatoes and Onions weak
Butter quiet. Cheese stir
Eggs continue 30 weaken.
wild Ducks bring fancy prices.
Hens, BOOSTERS and Turkeys weak.
Dried Peaches and Apples frmer,
Grapes coming in wet.
Almonds In light supply.
Hams. Bacon aud Lard firm.
Meat market unchanged.
Rice In liberal supply
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Work in fine SIums

The wealthy Pensioners of Grace Church.
UNDER the lead OF the active rector have
Deen carefully looking for an outlet for
their missionary activities and finally de-
cided to open mission In the Tar Flat dis
trict, south of Market street.
Rev. w. Ingraham Kip, grandson of the
Bishop. was selected as resident agent of tie
new district and it was expected would enter
Epon his labors some three months ago.
Illness has prevented a realization OF these
plans and until Mr.. Kip's full recovery he
will not undertake the arduous duties en-
tailed for an indefinite period. The project
of Grace Church is not abandoned. but Is
necessarily deferred. Mr.. Kip will preach
bis first sermon as clergyman at Grace
Church On the Sunday before Christmas,
Sick Headache Yields tn Beeeba ms pills
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NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Bradstreet's gives clear
ings for the past week for the principal cities of the
United States as follows New York. sS47 l6S. 900.
increase 1872; Chicago. Sl2s.l9s.Oo0. increase
20 8; Boston, $ll4, 0S6.o00, decrease l7.5; Phia-
delphis. ISL 1893. 600. increase $780, st. Louis, $780,
694. 000 increase 1870; San Francisco SIC 994 600.
increase Al; Baltimore. s16,4020O0. decrease
as Pittseurg, SIS, 639 900, increase ll.6: Gin
cinnatl, $l6.l46000. increase 81; Kansas
CITY, Mo, l.e47 600, increase l70:- New Or
leans, sl6,526.O00, increase EOS: Minneapolis.
sl1.746,0O0, decrease 33; Omaha. s6.4600o0. In
crease 81: ST. Paul, s6bU7 .0O0 Increase Ii Gal
weston, Ss.9f6. 600. Increase Al; Salt Lake. 81
276,000. increase 3O.5; Los Angeles, 1851 600.
decrease ia; Seattle. Sl.60S0O0, increase AZ. 8;
Portland. Or, 81, go 900. Increase b.7: Tacoma,
81 O54 coo. increase 46; Helena SO .OOO no COM
parison; Great Falls. S4l6,0O0. comparison
Spokane, 81 .224 900, no comparison.
Total for the week ended December for the
leading cities OF the United States, ,450. 56Z..
600. an Increase OF 1873 per cent compared with
the same week last year.
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wine ncs broken shafts6 SKIS peanuts 3 bdIs reels
% bxs butter. 20 erts chairs:
Hueneme-4 80 eggs hfbx butter, horse ! hi
cycle.
Sentara.l i firm Ss bdl pipe mincs meat
leys, rollers. cruskers 90 SKIS chill peppers 10
SKIS beans erts mirrors, cs dry goods reel, IS
Dbls asphaltum 2S3 SKIS corn, SO SKIS wanuts / SIX
popcorn, es eggs. cs lead.
Santa Barbara-2o0 trays persimmons SKIS or zen
peas, 10 SKIS crawhsh. j es eggs.
Gaviota-l bx butter. SKIS crawhsh.
Port HarfordIs bxs butter ~ cs eggs. z hogs.
dressed calves 5 rIs carpet. 2 SKIS fish.
Cayuces-3 sss dried fruit, SIX ore, es eggs. At
rs apples. "a Dxs butter, SO dressed calves. es
Monterey-337 bxs apples, Is SKIS potatoes
San Sineon-25 bxs butter; 8 cs eggs l65 SKIS
fresh fish. coop turkeys
FORT BRAGG-Per Daisy KimbaIi-s bxs fish. 2
coops chickens, trunk. Is beer kegs. cs mdse, 1
cs books, cs salmon, 6425 ties
Consixnees.
Per Los Angeles-His Bros; H Dutard: Wash
ington Mfg Co: w w Montague Il Co: Captain A S
Young; Eveleth & Nash; Nenburger, Reiss Co; j
Irvine; J IL Cain Il Co: E J Bowen q Co: LIE Count
Bros: Allison Gray Co: HegIer johnson: Whit.
man-Barnes Mfg Co; Geo Morrow & Co: Tatum Il
& Cos smiths Cash Store: Porter Bros & Co;
american Merchants Union; Lowry Stellar; J @
Gregory q Co; Levi Strauss & Co; Giusti & Antoni:
Dairymen's Union: j Is Insugia; g CamiiIom a. Co i:
Co; Wheaton & Luhrs A Paladini: Feigenbsum q
Co: Marshall, Teggart Brorsen: s MeHenry 81 Co:
veryalin 4 Rowe; Sheridan q Harding; Z Bald
win; Whittier Fuller 4 Co; W q Sloane q Co:
Dreyfus: Wells. Fargo Co; Getz Bros Co: Oak
land Iron Works; Kowasky & Co; Ross * Hewlett
Whitney L Co: De Bernardo q Westphal; Pac
Chemical Works; Howard. Harris & Co: Cal Wire
Works; II Levy Co; Baker Hamilton Miller,
SchIoss & Co; d Tiedeman & Co; II n Tiden q Co ;
Dodge, Sweeney Co; Schweitzer Co; over.
man Wheel Co; j Linforth; Coghlll Cohen: q
FurgusOn d Co; JAS Wagner Mfg Co; Fleishman
Costigan, Cohen & Co.. Goldstone & Sons: Para1ine
Paint Co; Barnard: Halford Earle; W Beck
& Co; Chas Tetzen; Antonio; San Francisco
Chronicle; Wilson; Hoffman; Ferrera; +
Uri d Co; Fay; Stewart a. Co.
IL Hewlett. TFuck6e
loon; Porter, Slessnger i Co; CamiIIoni Co I;
Mrs Schwartz: Mrs Bahnson. Wieland Brewing Co
BoDyman; Levy; Union Lumber 20.
For Late Shipping h,tettt0eacs see Etohth Page
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ANGEL OF PAIN.

Angel Of pain. / think thy face
VIII be, IN all the heavenly place,
The sweetest face that 1 shalt see,
The softesr face tosmile on me.
All other angels faint and tire,
joy wearIes and forsskeS desire;
Hope falters 1Sce TO face n fate
And dies because IL cannot wait;
And love, cut short each loving day
Because fond hearts cannot obey
That Subtles law which measures bliss
BY what IL is content to miss.
But thou, loving faithful pain
Hated. Teproaohed. re jected, san
Dost only closer cling and bless
In swreter. stronger Steadfastness
Dear, patient angel, TO thine own
Thou contest Rnd art never known,
Till late IN some lone twilight place
The light of thy TRANSPORTED face
Sudden shines out; and speecheSs they
Know that they have walked with ChYlst all day
SAKE HOLM
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The Weeks. Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports Is
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
for the preyio week and 10 for correspond
ing week of 1891
The failures for the past week divided among
the trades as follows: saloons. clothing. mems
furnishing goods, jeweIer, ] wholesale fruits. 1
butcher, lumber. l boots ana shoes crockery. l
goods.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows
BEEF-First quality. &C: choice. 612c; second
quality. 5951 2c; third do 3Js@412c.
NEAL-Lsrge, 512@6c: small Calves. 6i297c;
Dairy Calves. sos ~ = 10.
MuTToN-wethers. 697c q u; Ewes. &C.
LAMB-SGS1ac q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 514953sc p n for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, 6I4@953se; stock
Hogs. 47s95c; dressed do. 734GSAc 10.
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And In accordance with law. and an order of the
Board OF Directors made on the twenty-e!ghth day
OF September, 1882 many shares of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold az
public auction at tho office of the company. room
IL. 303 California street. San Francisco. CALI
fornia, on MONDAY, the twenty-frst day or No
vembeI, 1892, at the hour OF O'Clock NJ OF said
day, TO pay said delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses OK
the sale A w. BARROWS, Secretary.
ofiee-303 California street. room II. San Fran
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE = BULLION
mining Company. Location of prIneInsI 49,
81 business San Francisco CAL; ocation ~ xorS
Storey County, New VI "ofAs'
Notee-Ihere are delinquent upon the foIIowInv
.srlea on The twentieth day OF October 1892 tn
eEefal amounts set opposite the names of the "a
spec tive share olderS as foIIows. - -AS ~
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-CaIcuttas. e1sSs14c for 1898: Wool Bags,
36Ge3Sc.
RiCE-The market Is literally supplied and weak.
Chinese mixed, 50 SO94 10; No. /, - 4094 so:
extra No. j. 81 5000: Hawaiian. 81 1O@94 10;
Louisiana, SAGA 10 p etl
TIN PLATE-Auction sale of 1928 boxes Topsy
GwynIais, Ityd aud r. w. B. at So 2533 81 - in
bond. equivalent to So 621293 rs p box, duty
paid.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash. Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, ali t5sc p 10: Dry GRADUATED,
&c = 10: Cenfectloners' A. use; Magnolia. 45sc:
Extra c. 42c; Golden G, 43sc; d. 4i4c; Standard
A, acc; half-bols lac more than bbls, aud boxes
lac
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Posrd-20 Water s7s4; $1,000 V sY Bonds
12lM. =" N''
street-23 Cal Electric Light. 2IA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-lOU Hawaiian Commercial be. OK n,
Electric Light, Pisa 40. 2lss.
Street-30O Hawaiian CommsreIai 6c. q panL n,
California 263 ~ --"n VI
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quence. Domestic Ducks are likewise in light sup
ply and dearer. Turkeys are cheaper, being more
abundant.
Meats are unchanged.
Some kinds of Vegetables are dearer and some de-
scriptons of Fruit are cheaper.
Following V HE CALLS regular weekly retail
ItSr.
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors made the 2Uth day Of
october, 1892. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold public
auction at the Office OF the company. room 20, No.
331 Pine street, San Francisco. Cal. on WEDNES.
DAY, the l4th day OF December. 1892, at the hour
OF O'Clock P. n. OF said day. to pay said deIin-
Quent assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale
r. r. GRAYSON. Secretary
onice-Room 20, No 3sl Pine ST., San Francisco.
Cal. no27 I'd
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Builders Contracts.

Catherine Flynn with p. r. Lynch alterations
and additions to building lot beginning 245 feet
and Treat avenue, S27sO: bonds s7l,O, LANES
0fel2 and j. N. Curtis, sureties
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. e.-The spot market ia weak
II osod Cargoes are weak at Bis Sd for of coast.
sis ID Tor just shipped and Bis Sd for nearly aue
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpooi quotations for No. z Red Winter:
december, es sltd; January. SIS SMd; February.
ossStd; March. os l0s4d: April. IS nd; May.
LONDON. Dec. s.-Conso.a 81 $3.50. siIvse.
3s2sd; kentes. l0ef lOc.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Wheat was dull and steady,
with fluctuations confined 1ac range. The
closing was steady at 1sc higher than yesterday.
Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments. l25, 900
bushels Rye 46Iac. Barley Csc.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-wheat Cash. 72c Corn
4l2sc. Pork -Sl4 IS. Lard 80 So ribs
SO o.. Whisky-$l IS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL
o Henderson, New SCLoye Pasadena
M II Bernstein, New York A Rosenfhai NJ yoxv
Dr henderson, Eiko David. New YORK
DIR PLachapelle Mtreal h Stevens a w Port,sna
DR. g PeiletIer. Montreal Is Jones a w PI,tshu,a
" lie, DenYer Bruddock, st Louis
Mann, new YORK Koryin. Virginia
hoFeIgani ldaho Miss fuuck, Lebanon p
ID Nj Gardener ". Saeto l. BarrielIoti ssnta clara
a y Tusc. IA Glliett. Chicago
~ ~ lnkIey, oakland Hurley, West Point
hoDers. M Stalker. Iowa
n stsmer, ~ Helena A hioesr. jackson
Pierce q son. Denver U Reilly Datroit
French, Cincinnati Mrs + Duosy De,,ot,
Nj AldrIdge, Rochester Mrs T Nestar natrott
A Holdsworth, Crnado w L wolff \ w Nav vorp
Thayer Los Angeles X Matthews los ,asis
e Graham. London
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
g Teal, Bentcia I'D Eble California
j Il Ssnyars, Fresno Davis Fre.no
A Flatt, Pleasantou VI Brown soano
Norman, Ohio d \ Belts Ohio
. ID KOS, san jose Gsrkin, q S N
II " Iliwortb, Kansas O Mackey Navajo
A Young, san Bernard Flnney Oreso,
French, Mass G CaIkins ErrsSa
w Cakns. Eureka = Merriinan n sH
Dean. Crescent City
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GRAY EAGLE
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal pIacs
OF business San Francisco, California;; location OF
works, Placer Couuty Cal.
Notice-Thers delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment mo 800
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF ths
respective shareholders, as follows:
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Aud in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the twenty eighth
day Of october, 1891. SO many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary Will be sold
at public auction at the Office OF the company, room
70, Nevada block. 500 Montgomery ST., San Fran.
cisco, California. on TUESDAY, the twentieth DAY
OF December. 1882. ut the hour of O'clock r NJ OF
said day, TO pay said delinquent thereon
together with costs OF advertising aad expenses 81
sale. CHARLES E. ELLIOT Sscretarv
Omce-Room 10. Nevada block. 500 Montgomerv
u. San francisco. California. de2 "a
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g s,-1 C 81 S-lsd, suvss.
New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Dec S.-The stock market was active
ana 10 an upward direction. DistiIlers leading rhs
advance In the morning on the announcement rom
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the West OF a further advance in high wines In
regard TO Western Union it was definitely stated
that esDonsibie parties hac made Russell Sage an
offer for his holdings The close strong. Gov
eminent bonds stsady. Petroleum-Stesdy, $3.50
NEW YoRS, Dec. s.-United States Bonds as,
1lS12; do 2's 100: Northern Pacific. 1855: Cana
dian Pacific. S91a; Central Pacific. IS; Onion Pa
eihc. 1898; Atchison and santa Fe. S47s: Wells
Fargo. las; western Union, s21si Silver. 1855;
Sterling, 81 S6Iz@4 So
notwithstanding. 7714c. Flour. steady. Coffee.
SIC TO- Sugar. l5-le93ssc. Hops-paeIfc Coast.
1S924c. Hides. 12l5e. Copper : Lake. $l2 20.
Tin-Spot. $40 so. Lead-Domostic. SO rs. Iron.
Sl6. PetroleGm-533zc.
Hops are easy and I'm changed and demand light.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-kehned fairly active and unchanged,
and in good demand; raw frm quiet and I'M
changed.
Coffee-weak at 10 to rs points decline. Sales,
10000 bags; December, sic %; January, Sl5 So.
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Family Retail Market

Fish Is not rs scarce dear rs last week, the
calm weather being favorable TO the fishermen.
Wild Ducks have been very scarce since last
weeks gaze and are bringing fancy pr;css in conse.
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Portiand,s Rusineas.
Weekly Clearings.

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. s.-Clexranccs. 1881. 900
balances 100000
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENSESr, Chro1onstsr and
Instrument Maker. Calf orpla streas
SIN OF this w 0 oden SsfiS
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lDel
COMPANY. No Amt. IN
Diviaenus Declare,

NoTE-Assessments OF mines listed on the
Board fail delinquent in Office
DisiGeD0s Declared
COMPANY Amount PavabIa
Standard. ......................t 8 10 Dec 23
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Sick Headache yields to Beecham's PIMA
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

wrItsen Coz 1ne Mornlns can br ELS, RUSS.
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras s5 90
a.; Bakers extras. So s0Si; superhne. 81 7O9
10 p Dbl.
WHEAT - The market rules dull at the low
prices and dealers have about abandoned hope OF
any pronounced advance In the near future
No. /, 81 25@l 26Iz . ctl; extra choice, 81 271s;
lower grades. 81 2o@l 22ia; extra choice Tor mill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-31
A RIVAL CORPORATION.
English Capitalists Who Are Going to Fight the Standard oil Magnates.

EnglIsh Capitalists Who Are Going to Fight the Standard oil Magnates. E CHICAGO, May 81.-AccordiRg to we'll informed persons, the oil-helds of Penn
 sylvania, Virginia and Ohio are not to
 remain the undiSputed possession of the
 Standard Oil Company.-T The existence of
 another huge corporation, composed of
 London and Chicago capita lists, became
 known yesterday, and, while those in
 possession of the facts refuse to go into
 particulars, enough is learned to show that the plans of the new company are
 nearly matured, that they are com
 mensurate with the operations of the
 Standard Oil Company, and that the
 financial packers of the new venture
 have as much or more money in sight now than that controlled by the Stan
 dard Oil magnates. There is no inten- at least at present, though it is hinted that this may be done at some future day.
 A pipe line will be constructed from the oil regions of West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to the seaboard. It is proposed to expend 6. 500, 900 in its ! construction the very first thing, but it is the intention to connect with the sea- ] board all the principal oil producing re- klOub. LII D 4uAob way bn0 E~W COIu pany has already secured possession o1 several wells, whose flow reaches several
 thousand barrels daily, and also 8 large amount of territory in the oil regions, which is undeveloPed, but known to be l rich in oil.
 During May several meetings have been held at the Auditorium Hotel, at which the plans of the company have | reached Q fair state of completion. Con | structive plans have been considered, the nature and location of the territory now in possession of the company studied, and terminal points decided upon. The seaboard terminal will be at | Baltimore.
 ! George B. Cowlan of Pittsburg has been in consultation with the Chicago people interested, and although ht claims to have only confidential knowl-
 edge of the plans of the company, ad
 mits that he has been consulted by it's
 members in regard to pipe lines, oil ter
 ritory, etc., because of his familiarity
 with matters in the oil regions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-31
Killed at Q asxmposium.

GREENsBURG, Pa, May 81.-A beer party at John Lijons,s boarding house at Calumet in the morning resulted in free-for-alI fight, during which Hun garian miner named Shnshick was sh ct and killed. Lijoas was seen to pull a revolver, and is under suspicion of be- ing the murderer. He has disappeared and constables are hunting for him. Shushick, whose fate was then un- known, was missed from breakfast. A search resulted in finding a.newly-mGde grave in the retired Hungarian grave yard. This was opened and the body oi Shushick was found with two bullet holes in his breast. The story of the shooting then came out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-31
lsPoILINe EoR A FIeHT.
An Incident Showing How Eager Ru
 is to Eneago in War.


 VIENNA, May 8L-The spectacle oi Russian troops marching in hostile ar ray against Austrian forces was wit messed yesterday on the Gahcian frontier near Radzivilou.
 The Austrian garrison at Brody, an 1mportant city of Galicia, was out mansuvering. Brody is only . few miles from the Russian Polish frontier, and in the course of tramping about the Austrian troops unwittingly crossed the frontier into Russian territory . short distance from Radizvilou.
 The whole frontier is patrolled by Cossack vide6tes, and 1t did not take long for the Russian sentinels to spy the Austrian banner on Russian soil. The Cossacks hastened to report to the commander of the garrison at Radiz- vilou, and the troops were at once aroused and ordered to turn out pre- pared for battle.
 The Russian commander marshaled his men and then started out on o nasty march in the direction the Austrians had been seen. His vowed object, as stated to his troops, was to attack the invaders and drive them back over the frontier. Had he overtaken the Aus trians Q serious and sanguinary encoun- ter would probably have been the result.
 Fortunately for peace, the Austrian commander had his attention called by a Polish peasant friendly to Austria, as most of the Poles are, to the fact that he was on Russian territory. A brief view of the surroundings satisfied the Austrians that they had made 8 mistake, and they turned their faces at once toward the frontier.
 Just as they were crossing the Rus sian troops were seen in the distance approaching at double-quick time, but before the Russians got within firing distance the Austrians had crossed the line, and there was no longer any excuse for hostilities on the part of either Rus. sians or Austrians.
 The Russians acted as if they were dis appointed, and their commander, after placing a strong outpost on the point where the Austrians had crossed, re turned slowly to RadizYilou. The affair is regarded in Vienna as O considerable significance, as showing the readiness of the Russians to seize any pretext for hostilities.