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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-19

CRANRLIN-sTREETs SCHOOL. BACK OF
i PARK Place Church, Richmond. Va. q.
NJ. Motley. Principal: Dana II. hucker. As.
sociated Principal. House new and well
equipped. Gymnasium attached and In
charge OF competent Instructor. Re-
opens MONDAY. sEPTEMBrR %, 1893. Cir
cuars at the book stores. For further
particulars. address the Principal at Ash
school house, iO7 ~ Pine street. between Grace
and Franklin streets jy2Stu. .sa.2m
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MISS JoHNsON's SCHOOL
wi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The next session will begin SEPTEM-
Der 2sth, at the corner of GRACE and
MADISON STREETS. Fully equipped
with a large and experienced corps OF
instructors and all OF the improvements
for teaching. the principal can promise
most satisfactory results. Attention to
the younger girls and a thorough founda-
ton are made marked features OF the
school. au4-sa, III. thtocl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-19
LAW SCHOOL

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, NIRGtSIA.
Opens Sept IA. For catalogue address
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Dean.
jy22-sa ,tu&thtselS
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called on Governor Mckinney at noon
Yesterday and found him greatly inn
soYed IN health since his recent stay at
Due Ridge Springs. rhe Governor was
greatly pleased with the ticket. for which
ne predicted an Overwhelming victory
He EXPRESSED himself especially gratined
si'h the denomination Of his personal
Hlehd, Major X. Taylor Scott. who has
n'aae very efficient and faithful Attor-
- General. Governor Mckinney. who
'al only come 20 Richmond TO attend the
Invention. will this morning return TO
N'ae Ridge Springs
rnonG the numerous incidents OF the
=, ,<'sehtion the predicament was discussed
- ,.'na extent In which the delegation
~. Memnond found itself when the roll
i.~ eened at ! O'clock yesterday mcrn-
60, !" vote on the motion 10 adjourn the
To- 1nuon until 10 o'clock in the morn
Ahe natural preference OF those dele
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a BLOODY FIGHT.
Twenty Men En5ageci-Ken-
lucky RuCtion, with Sew
erai Casualties.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. .I.--'I'he hoodicst fight
in Magofln county's history took place
to-day about one mile from Saylersvile.
Eight or ten of the ccunty's best known
citizens were engaged on each side, armed
with repeating rifles and navy pistols, and
The trouble, wiclI had lis inception in u
trivial matter the day before, eliminated
in pitched battle. John Davis WAS
killed hv pistol shot, said to have been
fired after he WAS disabled and diSarmed.
w. +. Deakins, constable, was fatally
wounded by Il shot in the right hip, the
ball ranging upward through the bowels.
Monteeile Deskins, Il justice of the
pence, has not been found since the fight,
hut he left ilo0dv trail OH the SHOW
through the woodland near lie scene Of
the tragedy, and is supposed to be fatally
wounded A gun with which he is known
to have been armed WAS found today in
the woods. Shepherd Cole, the coroner
of The county, received some fearful blows
with club and gun aud may die. Brice
Patrick was shot through the bowels and
is reported to be diving ". T. Patrick,
Il brother Of ex-Sheriit' j. c. Patrick, re-
ceived Il rifle ball along Che right side Of
his head and was at first supposed 10 he
deao, but he has rallied and the physi-
clans say he will live il there is no con-
cussion Of the brain.
Reports as to who WAS Immediately re-
spomsible for the terrible affair are con-
ficting, and it is not even known who
fired the fatal shots.
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cd, In England wn find many examples
OF It, escn as part OF The public cspeh-
iitupe ofthe court, 80 far down rs he
reign Of Charles H.; md, as all our anti
quarian writers mention, the CUSTOM OF
intercbanging presents was common III all
classes Of society. lnFrance and England
Il still subsists, although eclipsed in the
latter country by the still more popular
practice of Christmas gifts. In many
countries, the night of New Years Eve,
.St. Sylvcster's Eve WIS celebrated with
great fesiivity, which WAS prolonged ill
after II o'clock. when ,l,c New Year was
m,hcrcd in Will, congratulations. cohpii-
mcniarv visits, and mutual wishes tor Il
happy New Year. This is an ancient Scot
fish custom, which also prevails III many
parts Of Germany, where the form OF Wish
-.Presst (for the Lat prosit) Neu-j ahr
NAV the New Year be happy '-suffic-
iently attest the antiquity OF The custom.
In many places the practice OF toil'ns
hollis at midnight, and 'hus ringing III
the New Year is still observed. Many
religious con,mnnion< are wont TO ceie-
bratc it will, special service In the
Roman Catholic Church. the Ir Deam Is
still sung a. the close OF the old year; and
Years Day is IL holiday OF strict OBJ
iiCation."
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respect. It will contain a number
Of articles from parties thoroughly
posted as to our mineral wealth ana
other advantages.
Twenty-Five thousand coi.ies OF TINS
edition are to be issued and sent out.
| a large number of them will be DIS
tributed at the Worlds Fair.
The cost to issue such a paper as
is contemplated will be very great,
but it will be of inestimable beneft
to this section.
1t is hoped that everyone Interested
in the town, or in thu territory that
goes to make up the Big Stone Gap
district, will take a lively interest IN
making this issue a Big success. One
company has expressed a willingness
to take 5000 copies Of the paper,
which it will distribute to the best
advantage. Now let other compa-
MES come in and say what they are
willing to do. The price per copy
will be made as low az possible, and
will be governed to some extent as to
the number engaged
If YOU own Il lot here, or are IN
terested in any way, act at once III
the matter and write the Posi- the
number of copies You will use.
Let the large iron, coal, town ana
timber companies interested here take
from 500 to 5000 copies each OF this
PAPER; then let them furnish de-
scriptive article Of their property;
what has been done in the way OF It's
development, and what it contem-
plates doing in the future.
TO advertisers this edition. will
afford an unequalc'l opportunity to
let the world know what they have
to sell. Rates will be reasonable.
If YOU have piece Of coal. iron or
timber property or anything else tor
which YOU want a purchaser, remem-
Der your advertisement IN this paper
will be brought right before the peo-
ple YOU want to reach. Write for
advertising rates at once.
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As heretofore announced, the PosT,
some time in February, will send ont
the most attractive newspaper ever
published in this part Of the state
it will contain twelve pagcs-made
mp of eighty-four columns-and wall
be issued for the purpose OF placing
before the public a true and correct
statement regarding the great re-
sources of what is known as the Big
Stone Gap coal and iron district
All parties prominently connected
with Big Stone Gap and the sur
rounding enterprises to whom the
subject has been broached, enter
heartily into the idea. The paper
will be thoroughly illustrated with
pictures and views points OF IN
terest in and around the town; the
substantial buildings Of the place;
the furnaces; number OF portrait
cuts Of It's leading men; pictures Of
The coal and iron ,ninesat tins place,
Norton, Tacoma and Goehnrn aud
will bc On attractive paper IN every
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HOUNGAN MURDER CASE.
The Trial in Progress at Leb-
anon. Ky.

LEBANON. Ky, Jan. l.-Ihe celebrated
Dr.. T. J HdunGan murder case was be-
Gun in the Taylor County Circuit Court
Yesterday. The panel Of the regular jury
was exhausted without getting u single
juryman Special Judge John ". Lewis
then ordered the sheriff 10 summons sixty
iurvmcn from Green county to arnenr he
fore The court this morning. The ease
has been tried twice before. The first
inrv rendered verdict of i life SELL
tence, but Judge Russell set tie Judgment
aside and ordered new trial The second
trial resulted in a mi<trial. 1t is four
wears since Hounenn killed his brother
in-law, HAYS. at.Rilcv's Station. in this
county. A ch"u@c Of venue was had to
The TAYLOR Circuit Court
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That Big Stone Gap was once a
..boom town" it's friends and citizens
are compelled to admit; but never
was it such in accordance with the
wishes and desires Of those who
marked it as the. specially favored
suot Of this wonderful mineral re-
zion. The men VINO were truly the
leaders of those who led in the move
ment of marking out and locating
the town never encouraged the
"boom" idea. They were forclbly
struck with the natural location OF
tho site for a town: they were posted
as to the great natura resources sur
rounding it; they realized the tact
that great developments were to take
place throughout this portion OF the
south in the course of Il few years,
and they, after scanning the country
over selected this as the most avail
able point for the building OF sub
stantial city. They were anxious, OF
course. to have all come, who would,
and assist in building the town.
They wrote and sent out descriptive
literature, and-contrary to that sent
ont from many "magic cities, gems
of the mountains, the "Survlval-ot-
the-tittests, etc, which are to-day
but COW pasturcs-thcy can look the
public square in the face and say,
dts the truth"
If you took stock in the boom craze
at Big Stone Gap two-and-a-hali to
three years ago, don't come the
baby act, and blame some one else
because YOU failed to realize hun
dred per cent Oh your investment.
Stand up like man and take it all
on our own shoulders, and at the
same time admit, that instead of
assisting in pushing forward the
growth and development of the place,
you helped to retard it aud worked
directly against its interest as we'll as
your own.
If YOU had acted wise y, and III
stead of investing all your money in
unimproved lots you had bought one
or two and gone ahead and placed i'm
provements on them, to-day yon
would have no cause to blame your
self or anyone else-your property
would now be bringing you handsome
returns. Scores of people came here
and placed their money just on the
same principle the crazed gambler
puts his last dollar on the wheel OF
fortune. The game has been on the
same order as "now YOU see it; now
you don't"
Much energy has been expended,
much money and time lost, many
restless nights spent over the disap-
pointments that were brought about
by this wild speculation: but, as
stated above, simmer down and blame
no ono but yourself, if you are among
the unfortunates, for YOU were never
advised by the promoters OF BIG
Stone Gap to engage in the boom.
Unlike hundreds of genuine "boom
towns" or paper cities throughout the
country, Big Stone Gap has never
boon ashamed of herself; never been
ashamed, but always glad, to have
strangers come in and see for them
selves. The place and its surround
ings will bear the very closest IN
spection, and no statements from re-
liable sources as to its advantages
and resources have gone out but what
can be backed up by the truth.
AS heretofore announced, the posr,
some time in February, will send ont
the most attractive newspaper ever
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Latest by Telegraph.
MIDDLESBOROUGH MURDER.
ONE MAN KILLED AND AN
OTHER WOUNDED.

Whiskey and Cards the Cause.
MIpDLEsBoEouGu, X. Jan. News
has Just reached here Of u fight on the
state line. near the Hamlet Of "Sonth
America" in which Tom Ncv was killed
and James Ferguson seriously wounded.
Both men were drinking and the dispute
arose over Il game nf cards.
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THIRTY-TWO WE'RE KILLED
Bloody Scenes Enacted Near
BakersviIle, N. c., Last Night.

JOHNSON CRY, Tenn, Jan. last night
ii mask ed mob Of 800 men entered the Jail
at Bakersvile, N. c., and tonk Calvin
Snipes, who murdered Isaac Osborne, a
prominent citizen Of Mitchell county, to
dense forest about IL half :. mile away
and lynched him.
Seven OF the sheifl'S posse were killed
in their efforts to defend the prisoner.
About twenty-five of the mob were killed,
and some Of the most prominent men in
the county were among The unfortu-
uot1S
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Two Made One.

LEABAyoX. Ky. Jam -l-Ahc Newton of
Campbcllsvillc, and Miss Maggie Graham
we're married in this city yrSicl day after
noon, and left ut once on bridal trip to
Louisville and Cincinnati.
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EIOOGHNRNt.

LEBANON, Ky. Jan. l.--Wm. Read and
Miss Lizzie Read elopcd from Camphells-
Vile Yesterday to Jctlcrsonvi!c. where
they were married.
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Snow Storm

MIppLEsBoRorGu, Kc Jan. IA SNOW
storm set in from the northeast this morn
ing ut :, o'clock and has showed contin-
iously since.
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Lynched.

TorDoS, rgsx,, Jan "a lll;,h uyerrmaered sher-
IN Pickle last night and tnn Henry Duncan freni The
Jail and hung him llemprdered his steT-son lear
thus place last Friday. :. 80
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a Haze you as yetno-
tilted the POST Whether
to continue to your Gd-
dress !? IL number Of
COPIES haze been sent out
eNch 1Ceek zUhich zUilIhere-
after be discontinued, u7a-
Tess otherwise instructed.
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Sick statesmen.

wAs,Ixaros, Jan. l.-.Senafor Keuai's condition il
unchanged no nope for his ultimate recovery.
Mr.. Elaine Is said Ia lie snnle b4tter.
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ALL ROUND SPORT.
A Fencing Tournament Postponed.
Henderson'S Last Race.

I1enderSonS Last Race.
The 100-yard relay bicycle race between
teams representing the Acme Athletic Club
OF Oakland and San Francisco Bicycle Club
OF this city will take place on Sunday next.
The start will be at 9 A. NJ from Market
and O'Farrell streets. The course is TO San
Jose and return to Oakland along the east
side of the bay. William Greer Harrison.
president of the Olympic Club. has been
selected to act as starter. The names of
the riders have already appeared in THE
CALL.
The Olympic Club fencing tournament.
which was to have taken place this month,
has been postponed until August, owing
to 4 severe attack of sickness which Pro-
fessor Tronchet is at present down with.
He has received two months leave of alb
sence from the club.
Handbal and tennis matches will be
PLAYED al the Olympic Club courts on Sun
day next
Haberly. the champion amateur wrestler
OF the Olympic Club, has accepted Leans
challenge 10 wrestle best two out of three
falls, g: Roman, for trophy As the
contest cannot lake place at the Olympic
Club for three months it is quite probable
that the Acme Athletic Club of Oakland
will offer the wrestlers an inducement to
test their skill and strength on its mat.
henderson, who held for many months
The sprinting championship of the Olympic
Club, has turned professional at last. He
ran against man named Gibson last Sun
day at Woodland and was defeated in Co
yard dash. A siversmith named Blake,
who accompanied Henderson to the rural
He bet on Henderson and lost the hard
earned money
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General AIerchandise.

BAGs-calcuttas June and July, 6l4@62sc; Wool
Bags 3OIaG32c.
OIL-Callfornia Castor OIL. In cases. No. l. 81 27Ia
bbls 81 22I5 (msnufaciurers' ratcs); Eastern
do 81 50; california Linseed on, bbis boiied. soc:
raw, bsc: cases, 81 more Eastern Linsecd OIL in
bols boiled. soc. do raw. 5Sc: cases, SIac more
Lard OIL. bbis. 81 02ia cases. 81 0712: Cocoa,
3 gal; China Nut 4s9j212c = gal
PEI ElROLEUM-Stsriight lSIqc e gal: Eocene,
2ll2e p gallon; Astral. lSl3c "a ga; 1902 ElaIue,
Z5n2c' tesr, ioi.c; Water White, refined.
Illuminating 5000. zoe in cases; standard, llOo
IRE test lIc gallon In cases (caps). lT1ae faucets
and l2c In buik
GASOLINE ErC.-65o BenzIne bulk, I21sc p
So Gasoline, bulk. 2Uc. cases 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted st &c = n.
RED LEAD Quoted at 7i4c = H.
TURPES TlNk-Quoted at 46c r gal
SuGAR-The eStern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed. all 6ssc 2 II: Dry Granuated.
5s4 Con ectioners' A 55sc "a 10 Magnolia 5Isc:
Extra c. SC; Golden c. 43Ic D. f1ac; Standard
A, o12c; halfbbis. / sc more than bbls, and boxes
1ac more.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
:Midweek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.

= Oliver BYRON is filling the Stockwell with
his Ups and Downs OF Life" supported
by an efficient company. including Miss
Ethel Brandon, George Osbourne. q. R.
dewett and Mrs. F. NJ. Bates, in parts
nicely adapted to these wel-known actors.
,,; Inc GToye-street Is dealing with "a Legal
At the Tivoli that dramatic but somewhat
serious opera, "The Yeomen Of the Guard"
IS attracting fair attendance. Miss Oracle
flasted, who played Elsie Maynard, the
stroiiing singer, has been seized with sud
cen illness and the part has been taken by
MISS lille Salinger. The opera next in
order here is La File de Madame Angot."
harry Samuels, pupil Of Henry HeymaD,
WI, VII laKe farewell benefit concert at Odd
Fehows' Hall this evening, assisted by
Miss Anna Selkirk, Donald de We're Gra-
nam and Mrs. Guillaume Sauvlet, Freder-
Is Iek chneli, Bernat Jaulus, F. S. Gutterson,
r. SplHer. A. Susman and A. Logar. A
very interesting programme has been pre-
pared. for the occasion.
Adele aus der Ohe, the pianIste, is again
In San Francisco. having Just returned
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
WEDNESDAY May B.
Schr Abbie. Hanson. DAYS from shoaIwater
Bay; 200 NJ II lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co. RIO
Vista direct.
THURSDAY. MAY A.
stmr Columbia, Boles 53I4 hours from Portland
via Astoria 44ta hours; pass and mdse, to Union
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. ssIs hours from
& Co.
srmr Point Arena, Johnson Il hours from Men.
docino: pass and mdse. to Mendocino Lumber Co
Stmr Gipsy, Jepsen, IL hours from Santa Cruz
and way ports; produce, to GOodall Perkins & co.
Stmr Humboldt, Edwards 1917 hours from Eu.
reka pass and mdse, to Kalsh Il Co.
Stmr Noyo Drlsko 36 hours from Fort Bragg;
5000 railroad ties to 1 Thayer; raft In tow TO
Union Lumber Co.
stmr TllIamook. Hansen. So hours firm San Pedro;
ballast, TO Pollard q Dodge.
Stmr Newsboy, Fosen. 10 hours from Navarro:
265 NJ It lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
Stmr Albion. johnson. 10 hours from Albion:
bound to San Diego. put in to land passengers
stmr Sunol, Walyis. 43 hours from Coos Bay;
Br ship Reliance, Robinson. 14s days from Lon.
don: mdse 10 Meyer, Wilson 4 Co.
lock; lumber aud laths, to Port Costa Lumber Co,
Schr Barbara Hernster. Jensen, IL hours from
Bowens Landing; 1913 M IT lumber, to Haywood d
Haekley.
Br stmr Belgic Walker, Yokohama and Hong.
Kong: o Il o SIS Co.
.stmr Eureka. Leland. San Pedro; eoodalI, Per-
stmr city of Pueblo, Debnev, Victoria and Port
Townsend: Gooda Perkins & Co. "
Ship India Merriman, NanaImo; John Rosen
feld's Sons. eu
Ship Bohemia, Hogan. Nanaimo; John Rosep.
fields Sons.
Sailed.
THURSDAY. Nav L.
Stmr Oregon, Poleman. Portland and Astoria
stmr Tillsmook, Hanson.
Stmr Navarro. Anderson. Navarro.
Schr Twilight. Larsen. Grays Barbor.
Schr Christina steffins. VoRel, Timber Cove.
Schr Seven Sisters, Steubom, Coos Bay.
Schr Jennie Griffin. Campbell, Bodega.
Shipping Notes.
steamers to sail to-day are the City OF Sydney for
Panama, City OF Pueba for Victoria ana Puget
Sound. willamette Valley for Yaquina Bay Fureka a
Kimball for Fort Bragg.
Steamers to arrive today the Acapulco from
Panama and San Benito from Tacoma.
The Br ship Earl Dalhouse is chartered for wheat
to Europe, 20s.
The schr Mary Russ loads redwood at Hum ooidt
Bay for Guaymas.
Teiegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-May 40 NJ Weather
cloudy; wind, w; velocity. l6 miles.
Spoken.
Apr l, 20 S. 43 w, ship Standard, from PhIladel
phia for San Francisco.
Apr 8, 10 S, SO W. shin NJ Grace firm New York
for San Francisco; Br ship Ellesmere, from London
for San francisco.
Domestic Ports.
NEW WHATCOM-Saied May 4-Bark Tbeobald
for San Francisco.
COOS BAY-Arrlved May 3-schr Row somer,
hence Apr IS. May 4-Schr Jennie Stella, hence
Apr 25
SAN DlEGo-Arrived May 4-stmr AcapuIco I'm
Panama and way ports. and sailed for San Fran
cisco.
.wEsTPoRT-Arrived May 3-stmr cleone hence
May 2.
Sailed May 9-stmr whitesboro, for San Fran.
cisco.
EUREKA-Arrived May 4-stmr Pomona. hence
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from one Of tha most successful tours Of
this State and Oregon ever taken by vir-
tuoso. Since her return to this city Miss
aus der Ohe has received numerous re-
quests from our people to give another
series of recitals, and has postponed her de-
parture for the Eastern States in order to
comply with the demand. The dates de-
cided upon are next SATURDAY. afternoon.
May g. Tuesday afternoon, May 9, and
Saturday afternoon, May IS, at Metropol-
tan Temple. An exceptionally fine pro-
gramme has been prepared for the first re-
cital. embracing selections from Mendels-
sohn. Sarasate, Chopin, Llszt and others.
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Chicagn NIarkets.

CHICAGO. May 4.-wheat was steady and opened
unchanged, advanced CSC bad weather In tins
country and Europe and frmer cables, broke 12c
on the Sc ling out Of 100000 bushels or more :or
the account of Henry Allen q Co., the failed ew
York brokers led on firmer cables, and cl osed
steady at 3sc higher than yesterday, Receipts,
256,O0O bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels. Rye,
521ac. Barley. sc.
CHICAGO May 4.-wheat-Cash, 717sc. Corn,
43c. PORK, SO 10. Lard, $40 70. Ribs SO 80,
Whisky 81 II
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San Francisco Meat Marl,.,

wholesale rates from ssughterers are "a follows.
BEkF-First quality, 696H2c; second quality
5l2c; third DO. sCG5c 2 n. f~--'''
Dairy Calves. &C 2 H. - ~ 7<S'
MuTL0N-Wethers. 61ac = n; Ewes, &c.
SPRING LAMB-719@s1zc = n
rORK-Live Hogs 6I.G6ESc Tor bsavv and M.
9991zc 2 u. - - -''S- Nv
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL
- Consolidated hiniBg Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San francisco, Cal. ;
location OF WORKS, silver Star Mining District,
Storey County, New
hotice-Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
lngdescrlbeG stock. on account or assessment q O.
10. levied on the l7th day OF March 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re.
spectlYe III .rehOldcIs ah foIloMs.
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ANA In accordance with law. and order from
tho Board OF Directors. made on the l4th day Of
Apri 1898, SO many shares of each parcel of such
STOCK as may 10 necessary will be sold ut public
auction ut the olice of the company room 56 3Us
M3onLsomery street, san Francisco. California,
FRIDAY, tne fifth day OF May, 1893 nt the hour Of
O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day. TO pay said deIInauent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF adyer
tisng aud expenses Of sale.
j. SrADrFELD JR. Sscretary
omee-Room So. 500 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California apis "a
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CONsorr-
~ dated Imperial Mining Company. Location
OF principal place Of business, san Francisco
California: location Of works. Gold Hl!l. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon tae follow
Ing described stock, account OF assessment
$50. So levied on the 2Oth day OF March. 1893,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF tue
respective shareholders, as follows:
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MARKET REPORTS.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 4.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat and Barley futures higher.
Oats steady. Corn easy.
beans duli
New Potatoes lower.
Old Potatoes higher
New Onions lower.
Butter advanced.
Eye = Ak.
Mon -astern Poultry IN.
Cherries and RaspUerries arrived
Hams aud bacon firm.
Vegetables sell well
Oranges lower.