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The advocate., 1892-03-16
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE OR TRADE-A
~ well PQuirped newspaper and iOh nriniing
cf1rr for sale, Or win trade for good lard or
strx either IN Kansas or elsewhere. Pa~pf
eat 4hhshPd two years. In county seat. fine
hf Althv country: papeP gets county printing,
has VOnd circulation: cir. and adv. paf increaS-
ipg steadily; 8-"nl qna'tn. ~ Under pre 2. two
jrh presses (riRged for steamN. eppIDe. paDer
cutter etc. Cost, a2,e00 WIZ g n al nr hAlfln-
tprpst 10 right naTtv RAaRnn r selling, falling
health ard inahIltv To handle VIII rPdnre
located In 81. Kansas. For further lnfoFmA-
don, address "Mac," care Of this ONCE.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.

Advertisements IN thi' column USl be Inverted
for $1,000 per year for four tines or leNs, and $500
Der yGdr for each dddittTIdl line. Cords tgsGFted
for 6ss than one year tOiu be charged % per cent
additional
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E70R SALE-FOur black Jacks Part time,
Warranted. Address, A. Z. johnson, Stew.
aTfsVillP. No
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CeDd postal card IN Bush & OOhviR. MankstO,
~ Kan, for their list Of reform bOOks
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FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC.

Advertisements IDSl be Inserted under thia head
toy cents per iOOrd for each Insertion, cGsb IN
Advance
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Il. TAYLOR, Pearl, Dickinson Co., KS, short.
JS horns, POland-China Hogs, Bronze Turkeys.
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LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH.
It's Conservation Promises to be
Spectacle OF Great Snlenlor.

It's Conservation Promises to be IA
Spectacle OF Great Splendor.
BERLIN, Oct. PA grand feature of
the reconsecration of the Luther Memo
rial Church at Wittenberg, which takes
place October 3Ist, will be a procession
into the church through the door to
which Luther nailed his celebrated theses
against the doctrine of indulgences. This
procession will comprise Emperor Will
lam and other sovereign Princes of Ger
many, and it promises to be a spectacle
OF great splendor. Trumpeters will he
stationed in the steeple, and as the pro-
cession crosses the historic threshold will
play Elm Feste Burg" After the services
in the church the royal family will go to
the house in which Luther lived and in
scribe their names III the visitors album.
The Supreme Protestant Council of Prus-
sia ordered memorial sermons preached
IN all the pulpits within its jurisdiction.
The greater part of the cost of restoring
the church was borne by Emperor Will
lam. At the reconsecration ceremonies
VIII be present the representatives of all
the foreign Protestant sovereigns, who
will take part IN the grand procession.
The Duke of York, presumptive heir to
the throne of Great Britain, will repre-
sent Queen Victoria.
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CURRENT NEWSPAPER WIT

"Your turn will come soon," said the
lmpecunious young man as he inspected
his cutfs.-Wa Washington Star.
He-I don't see as much of you in town
as did at the seashore. She (blushingl
Well, l should hope not.-Detroit Free
Press.
Hell am not worthy of you, darling.
She-l know it, Henry, but no other man
Is either, so will accept you.-New ork
Herald.
The hight of generosity is reached by
poor person who runs in debt for a pres
ent TO make to a rich friend.-NeW Or
leans Picayune.
ItHe-Here is the great American novel
at last: She (excitedly)-Do tell me about
it? He-The hero is woman and the
heroine IS man.-Boston Post.
The chill OF the autumn is in the air
The meadows are growing sere,
And the SalluSes worn 6y the maiden fair
Are 1urIeu until next year.
New York Press
Some people go about reforming the
world like horse moves toward a brass
band; there's good deal of prancing and
parade about it, but not much progress
RAMS Horn.
Zenobia - Did you see that horrible
gown Miss Grotesque wears? It's the
color OF green apples. Penelope-No. IT
must be awful. Zenobia-It is. Just to
look at it will double you up.-Cloak Re-
view.
Theyhad been discussing the pronoun-
citation of ''oleomargarine." and finally
agreed to leave it to the waiter, but he
hedged. Sure" said he, 81 have to pro-
nounce 1t butter or lose my iob."-Indi-
naapolis Journal.
Worried WITHDRAWING, why do you
not pay me the little attentions you used
n %
Husband-Did you ever see anyone run
after horsecar when he had caught it {?
Brooklyn Eagle.
Mother-Whati is Jennie yelling about2
Father-She is in her room all alone with
a mouse. Mother-Marcy on usI She
was in the parlor all alone with a young
man last night and l never beard her say
word.-Spare Moments.
Have yon any objection to me as a
none at all'' "Do you mean p Ger,
tainly. In view of the fact that you are
not my son-in-law and are not going to
be | don't see how I could have any OBJ
lection. ."-Washington Star.
"Come up to my house to-mor-
row night" said Heapecque, I'm go
ing to celebrate my golden wedding"
Golden wedding Why, man, you've
only been married three years" 81
- ~
is all right" Buffalo Express.
"Pshaw ~ exclaimed the professor to
the student, who was rehearsing his Latin
Grafton, you are too solemn There's
no life in your speaking at all" "Of
course not" responded the student.
lively enough, you don't expect it in a
dead language, do you ?''-Detroit Free
Press.
Tommy and Johnny have been dis
obedient TO their mother; they are sent to
bed pending their fathers arrival.
Johnny (who hears him coming up
stairsl-T say, Tommy, here comes dad.
l shall pretend to be asleep. Tommy-T
shan't. ! shall get up and put something
on.-Comic Cuts.
ings-Wilson is very smart man.
Witherton-Whatm makes you think so?
Billings-He knows as much as his son.
Witherton with emotionj-How old is
his son? Billings-Just p. Witherton-
removing his hat)-W hat a paragon Of
wisdom must that parent be!-Kate
| Fields Washington.
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Five slaps at a Dollar Apiece.

A local magistrate at Pottstown has es-
tablished liked value foroslaps. A
young married woman had her husband
arrested for slapping her and was awarded
II apiece for five slaps, which tho ungal-
liant husband was compelled to pay over
to the lnsulted wife. Whether he consid-
cred them cheap at the price is not stated .
but the woman in the case was tickled to
death over the result of her appeal to the
law. What will become now of that
clause in the statutes that permits man
to chastise his wife it is impossible TO
predict, but the Pottstown squire has
established a precedent that threatens
serious complications with the liberties
of the married men OF the commonwealth
and his decision should be promptly sat
down upon by the higher courts.-Oil
City Derrick,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Annual Report of Quartermaster-Gel
eraI Batcheider.

AuHual report OF NguafterfnaSter-Cen
eral Batchelder.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The annual re-
porto Quartermaster-G General Batchelder
to the War department shows that dur
ing the year transportation was furnished
for 4l2,44S persons, 3,3S3 animals and
92,244 tons of freight. at a cost of $685.
249 Cavalry and artillery horses were
purchased III cost OF SlO5,O00. The amount
expended on roads, walks and bridges
was Sol ,663, and for water and sewerage
S403, ,7O9. With reference to the long
standing controversy over telegraph rates,
General Batchelder says: telegraph
ing on official military business con-
tinued during the fiscal year without a
cash outlay, as the Western Union Tele-
graph Company refused to accept the
rates fixed by the Postmaster-G General" !"
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asnnal aakina 91n1nne=.
o'clock. E. P. Mulcaster of waupon

o'clock. E. P. Mulcaster of Waupon
judged.
In the first series LUIS Living Yea
beat Shaw's Dolly; Lows Prince Charlie
peat Nichols Blue Prince; LUIS Bantam
beat Bartells Flying Dutchman: Mar
TINS Queenie beat Herr's SNOWFALL;
BartelPs Irish Lass ran bye;
Lewis Never Still beat Bow
mans Boodler; Watson's Daytime beat
Haight's Chloe; RoetzePs Fanny beat
LUIS Clara; Haight's Sawsey beat Bar
BELLS Pearl of Pekin; LUIS Nettlefield
ran bye; loves Master Peter beat
Watson's Royal Rest; LUIS Lady Black
beat Ahern's Jim X: Haight's Beleigan
beat LUIS Relic of Elthaim: BarteiPs
Monk Bishop beat LUIS LordG McPher-
son; Wallen's Woodiord Boy beat LUIS
Norwegian; loves Prince Charly beat
Hoghes' Nelson; fassey's What Care
beat Pope's Poland Duke: Swartz's Lady
beat Lyon's Girl Favorite; Haight's Mas
ter Glendyne beat Mulcaster's Gilda.
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FISTIC ARENA.
Big Purse Offered to Hall ana Fitz-
simmons.

Big Purse Offered to Hall ana Fltz-
simmons.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The directors OF
the Coney Island Athletic Club to-day de-
cided to bid for the contest between Bob
Fitzsimmons and Jim Hall, and Judge
Newton authorized an offer Of purse OF
5000 for the men to do battle. A cable
gram was received at a late hour tonight
that Hall had been notified and accepted
the offer, with the understanding that the
fight take place in April. titzsimmons
will be asked to sign articles OF agree
ment to-day.
Alex. Greggains, accompanied by his
trainer, Martin Murphy, arrived in this
city from San Francisco to-day. They
Immediately repaired to the Coney Island
Athletic Club, where Judge Newton
signed Greggains to fight Martin Costello
for purse of $500, the contest to take
place next month.
The record-union., 1892-10-27

When the church of Scotland petitioned
Lord Palmerston to appoint day Of feast
ing and prayer so that the cholera might
depart from their midst" he told
them instead to get down on their knees
and scrub their floors and let in Gods
light and air, and keep everything clean.
They voted, however, to resent his ad-
vice as blasphemous and insulting. That
was thirty years ago. and such advice
takes better now
The record-union., 1892-10-27

Babies are always happy
when comfortable. They
are comfortable when well.
They are apt to be well when
fat; they worry and cry when
thin.
They ought to be fat; their
nature is to be fat.
If your baby is thin, we
have a book for you-CARE-
Full LIvING-free.
sco1r & BowNE. Chemists. rs. South sth Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of ccSl-liver
e<-al druggists everywhere do. 81.
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IoSt-J JnltllH.

| Qsf - SOMETIME DURING SEPTEM-
Il Der, a common leather purse, containing
some papers OF no value to anyone except tile
owner. Finder return to MM. LAND, a.
Western Hotel, and receive reward. o25-3ts
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TIE ARKANSAS.
COURSING.
Results of the American Clubs Meet
ing at Great Bend, Kan.

ing at Great Bend, Kan.
GREAT BEND (Kan.). Oct. 25.-The sew
enth annual meeting of the American
Coursing Club began to-day, with thirty
eight entries in the cup stake, and twenty
eight in the derby. The attendance was
the largest ever known for first day.
Hares were plentiful, and the dogs were
above the average, the entries on the card
in the cup stake being finished by 4
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M ANTED - ALL THE LETTER CAR
w rers friends TO attend their second an
hual Uall, November 18th, Tickets can be
iieed 4LOlil cal IlelS.
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For 9ntr.

cJ 400 THIS SUM WILL PURCHASE
Dl. HUI. one OF the choicest corner lots on
street; size 4oA16U. JAMES 4. MILLS.
3O1 street. o25-
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MTE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
al4u can hNasseTs exclusive territory free
newspaper advertising, a chance TO detiver
goods before paying Tor them, immense pro-
nus ana permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDAIED, LNnn. MIS- 1SrS
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y-OR SALE-1 200 ACRES or LAND r,

TOR SALE-1 200 ACRES OF LAND IN
L Northern Citru7 Belt, ad dining the beau
uiul Palermo colony Tract, lor sale III su3-
divisions at administrators sale; in one tract
OF 16O acres story ana "a half dwelling house
ard barn 32XlS, good Well of wafer and la
fenced; in one tract of $40 acres. all fencsd
and ali cleared; IN one tract of $50 acres a
story ana a half OF six rooms and cellar an in
good condition, We'll, barn 2O0x3O feet with
sheds &Ox4O leet: 40 acres in orchard, 8 acres
ia vineyard, 80 acres in volunteer hav.
wheat ana CATS ~ q su1di vision OF 24O acres,
all fenced anu all cleared. runs a stream Of
living waier the year around. Inquire OF
v AhREN SEXTON, Orovile, Butte tounty,
Cal. oo5.yvy
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Un Get or aae,rt.

IYO RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
4 house Apply to =. X. AI4SIP q Co. or
on tue premises, T%415 X street.
mo RENT-A COTTAGE Oh FOUR ROOMS:
j. large yard; rent, $40 per month Apply
AZ this Once. o25-
gFO LEI - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
l. suitable for light Housekeeping; also single
rooms. 71J1a j street. o25-Iw+
1000 H TO RENT - ROOMS WITH
1850 board, suitable Tor gentleman and
vie or two gentlemen. o25-6t@
NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1920
~ Sixth street; restaurant below. o2I-6te
gNOR RENT-FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
i 5000 acres of pasture; will rent all 10 one
party or divide it to suit; all fenced and iiu-
proved. Inquire of W. >. COIHkIN, Goth
rims Station, III Dorado County.
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M NANTED-TO PASTURE ON THE cos
w ulnnes River. horses for the winter on
LOU acres OF alfalfa; there are 175 tons of Hav
IN lhe held To be ted OUT 10 the horses. Az
pHcttIon TO be made TO r. BOOTH, on tie
IalcA lFostoihce, COsumncs), WILLIAM
Sacramento. '
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M AND GIRLS TO JOIN
~ the class at the Sacramento School of
ohorthand; send us your boys who have com
pleted the course at the High ana Grammar
Schools; we Will lit them Tor Office work n
lour months. MISSES BURNS a. O'NEIL
Eighth and j stree.s ooE-GtF
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED AS COOK OR
~ ho9sekeeper; highest references. Address
N. A. O., TINS ONCE. o16-5t4
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\I AN NlED-PERsONS LOOKING FOR
W heIp of any kind, male or female. or
soJer ana industrious men, women and girIs
wishing employment can be satisfied by ad-
dressing or calling On j. b. SLAWSON, I'm
poyment once, 524 X street
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{ EhAN3E NJ AN A-A DELICIOUS
- candy Cure; an entirely new method not
kuoWh IN any other treatment, by a physiclnr,
VI oL ~ Years experience in chronic diseases: d
cure that VIII surprise you by lis wondeTfnI
ihuuelct; Inc worst cases solicited. AGENTS.
:. Z. M0ores store. Twelfth ana street: XII.
Eighth and X street; /. l.. Goddard a0ant fNr M,
sacramento ana Placer Counties Arenta
wanted III all towns. Address u. l.. SiO6-
DARD, Sacramento. ooz-1n,4
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NJANTED-PEBSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober ana industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
py calling or addressing the ''Intellgence.7
IOl second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
X. MILLER. PronIietor.
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GASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND Nov
~ els; also exchanged, at COS X street.
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0e1terul atnttres.

sHER-FRED IS DEAD, AND WFARE
- '@tN1i.O. u. a D. O27-6fF
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TOR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS COI5YLf,
L in san Jose. For particulars INQUIRE of
the owner, VA ELLE3T, 52I X street. Sac-
ramento. o11l5,v
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Tor SALE CHEAP-DIFFERENT SIZE
A. pipe. guaEanteed to stand high pressure,
screw coupling; threads cut on all sizes nj low
rates. Address SACRAMENTO PIPE
WORKS. Office in round building by depot
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5t1n>ttrn.
w yANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework, No. 72S Ninth st. o27-2tS

WANTED WIDE-AWlKE VOORHEES,
w everywhere 10 sell "Shepps Photographs
ol nc Or!d''; the greatest book on earIh,
costing 100000; cash or installments: n
money; mammoth illustrated circulars AND
terms nee; workers wild with success Mir
hing GLORY; Altoona, Pa, cleared 1890 Ia
SIX Weeks; heY. Joseph alters Nautucket
Mass, $3.50 IN Il hoLrs; Miss l. L. Brown
Los Angeles, Cal, S73 rirst day Magnificent
oGtnt ohiy 81; goods on credit. Address
street, Phila., Pa, or 35o Dearborn street
OilCet5O, H. O1s-lOEJaI'S
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\EANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dairtes and all kinds Of labor:
women and girls Tor cooking and general
nouScWork; plenty Of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOY MENT OFFICE Fourth
street. X and l..
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CHAS. FLOLR,
NOW DON'T DELAY.

as good as card can be. Send to
EAR HE r, Moyuahan's Busine
lege. 513 x street.
The morning call., 1892-03-01
RICHMOND Icr-poINr .1nnos awe

W. lire Treat ave, go feet s. OF 2Oth 81 I'm
warm sunny belt: good surroundings; ali ready for
building; Folsom-st. cars; lot 25x115.
The morning call., 1892-03-01

ground miners will be reduced from % SO and 81
per day 10 SO. while car-puShers and shoyelers viii
be cut TO regular day-iaborers wages So ana $50 so
per Gay
1t pretty clear also that the recent
shutdown, osJensibly for the purpose OF briucing
the railway c0mpan les to time. In reality merely
bllnd upon the associations real purpose Fear
country was swarming with wageworsers they
thought IL safer to shut dow for time IN I'll The
Occur dAlene should be drained OF the bulk OF the
union miners then fnsugurate the reduced schedule
and bring ia only such men should agree to W orK
for their price.
The Gould & Curry delinquent sale takes place to-
day.
The following Official letters were placed on file
yesterday:
DRIFT, 1900 level, is out from the shaft ll57 feet
face in porphyry.
NEw YoRK-The west drift from the shaft $50
level. is out 435 feet. face in porphyry The raise
from No. west erosscut, $50 level is up 33 feet;
top In quartz showing punches OF good ore
SILVER HILL-The south drift from the Justice
shaft 400 level is ont $40 feet face in quartz and
gypsum giving low assays.
CCCIDESTAL-from the west crogScut I'm the sonth
DRIFT $50 level have started a winze In fair-grade
ore. The winze from north drift $50 level is down
phyry No.2 Wine $50 leve is to the level of me
$50 and work at that point has been stopped until
connection can be made with the main north drift
on 700 level. The north drift. $50 level has been
extended Is feet total 2S3 feet; IN quartz and
p0rphyry. The south drift. $50 level ia 365 Feet;
face In low-grade quartz The drift from the Sutro
Tunnel has been exteaded 80 feet, total length 49,
feet.
Local corporations paid dividends as follows in
The morning call., 1892-03-01

was shining with veritable ghostly re-
minder Of the story had told, pale, and
with lack of color, but yet with the
general composition plainly evident.
Raleigh, with The experimental attribute of
his nature TO try and get more harmoni-
BUSINESS into his pigment, had gone over the
picture with luminous paint.
| treasured the old ladies. They might
have another room. or the picture could lie
turned to the wall, or they might have
light; any of these remedies were at hand
if they would only forgive my heedlessness
in not making more definite inquiries in re-
gard to experiments. But once they knew
that there was nothing supernatural about
the picture they laughed Mt their fears and
would not allow il to be disturbed.
Didn't tell you the luminous paint had
dulled 70" said Raleigh, when i came upon
him for another present TO salve the wound
caused by the first However, you can
have your pick of these three, only this one
is sold. and that one / want to keep"
The third was good enough for me to be
thankful for. and when / let Miss Gleason
see If, intmatnG that it was in recompense
for her fright, she cried joyfully:
"Oh, scare me again, as soon as you
plpaspp
The morning call., 1892-03-01
THE cAsKET OF GOLD.

IN a violet vale In the Kingdom of Greece.
On a day thatiS dust. in an age that is dead,
While the shepherd Mursyas piped pRans OF peace
In the fullness of summer fair 1nez was we0.
or roses and myrtle some made her crown.
Some brought her rich fabrics her limbs to enfold
And Venus herself from Olympus came down,
And dropped In her bosom casket OF gold.
IL wss hiagreed over with beak and with saw,
AI.d fishes that never were seen In the sea.
ATS the dsintiest trife that ever saw"
Cried Inez delighted. "but where is the key 90
They beat il and shook it. her garlanded g rls,
But the lock never yielded. "Oh, what does 1t
hold
A philtre OF love a necklace OF pearls,
Or phial of beauty-the casket of gold ?"
A last came the bridegroom and dashed IL in two
on arock that hung over the torrents wild din,
Aud his beautiful IneZ impatiently drew
A tewel-set image OF Jove from within
So, my staFrv-ey ed lover, oh, take you my heart
From tie delicate faces in which II Is rotledl
In its innermost depths, IL you break IT apart
Is your image, like JoYe'S IN the casket OF goio
MINNA IRVING.
The morning call., 1892-03-01
THE STOCK MARKET,

The week opened with a sharp decline I'm the
hofh-ehd SOCKS and an advance In the southenders
AS shown In the weekly reports from the mines tho
Con- Cal d Va. will be heavy loser this month.
aud the surplus will be reduced to a very small
margin. Not only has the grade OF ore been al
lowed to fail of. but the percentage OF saving has
also shown a decrease ana It is only a matter OF
short time at the present rate when an assessment
will be in order Private Information from the
mines speaks OF an entirely different turn OF affairs
aud OF the probability Of very sharp reaction be-
fore the end OF the week. Whether IL Will rrove
SO remains to be seen. The sharp reaction In the
cold Hill mines was rather unexpected but when Il
Is taken into consideration that the Becher has
been paying Its way or late and earning a little
profit besides, the figure which 1t has been seil
ing lately seems ridicuousiy low ~
on the early call the norihenders showed a sharn
decline; ophir selling ut az 55. Mexican 81 so
Curry g. 20, Best Beleher 81 05. Sierra Nevada
10 sales OF 800 shares. The middle stocks were
si PotGs sna 20 Cn "d sold 90 NOrerO
The Gold Hill stocks were steady with sales in
BecheI at ~ ~ Alta 81, Crown Point 81. over.
man ooc and Jacket zoe. The balance Of the list
was steady but Inactive.
After the call the Gold Hin stocks suddenly
spranR Into demand aud considerable STOCK changed
hands Marks was an active buyer OF Beicher and
the stock advanced to 81 35 under sales OF 1850
Crown Point sold up to 81 Is under the Dur.
ehases OF Marshall. and no less than 206O shares
The balance of the market was affected by the
strength In these stocks aud prices stiffened up
1923 shares and the balance of the Hat followed In
proportion closing strong and active at the noon
recess. " '
In the 2:30 p NJ session prices were well sus.
taned, but trading WAS dull. After the cali stock
was plentiful and the market closed steady and
fairly active. $3.50
NOTES
silver was steady yesterday, selling In New YORK.
at 30 FAC and In London at Al 7-l6d.
The Pacific Borax Company has DECLARED TIN
usual monthly dividend Of 81 per share. payable on
the 10TH f''"' va
Arrangements have been completed between the
sutro Tunnel Company and the Con Cal Az Va
Mining Company whereby all the waste rock will 40
future De taken out through the tunnel thereby
waste. - Wv
The annual meeting OF the Pajaro Valley Railroad
Company Will be held to-day.
silver miniiig companies are shutting down their
works III Montana because OF the low price of all
yer ii is said that there are 2OOO Idle men, IN
Butte. " 'N'o nv" ."
Butte Mining journal says: A we'll founded
rumor is IN the wind To the effect that the Nine
owners associations have practically decided To
.naugnrats p cut In wages whenever they shall ace
NJ 10 resume work, says the Mullan Tribune Under
The morning call., 1892-03-01
GOLDEN GATE PARK REsInENcr rnrs

NV. cor. of Fell and Lott sts lot 81 :3xl 90. aiso
NJ cor fell St and Masonic ave. lot 81 :Sx 81 81.
3heSe Two corner lots are very choice corner resi-
dence or business loss; are Immediately I'm front Of
.hc Golden Gate PARK; every equpago passing into
me PARK Is observable from these choice LOTS ex-
anime them: Oak. Hayes and Page street cabIes and
electric road, ~ NS ''1~
The morning call., 1892-03-01
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT

. iihe (No. $50 or Sacramento ST.. 20 feet z Ar
ntockton-On the lot Is substantial brick build.
ing containing 10 rooms and basement; property
always rented; street in fine shape: good invest,
meht; examine It; rent S65: lot 22x65