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OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
fa7 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 60, 1sOl
To tn" Holders of the General Mort
gage EHniS or the PMiadeIpbia
and Rc;loinc RaihOad Company /:

The holders Or the general mortgage bonds Of tho
Philadelphia AMI Rralug Ea,roAI Company arc
her, Dr requested to call at the oil OF The company
and 10 slgn the proposed agreement Between the
rll,,aie phIa and Eca ling Rairua! Company. tho
Fem. y!vauil Company Tor assurances OH Lives AMI
Granting AnnuItIcs. and the hoders OF the general
m0rrb-r hon iuT the SAFE 20 the sat! PenpEy vania
Calnranv tor lnsurauces Lives and Granting AnnuL
tic, rgEt-r. cis. OF coupons or OF tbs
Iegi> interest they mature ginning with tia:
JEy J. -J; and including that OF Jan J. 1898, to bs
IA IL security tor the proposed Issue of coupon
rtrtl Gates. accordance with the provisions OF the
In 10. tho I'D usinent OF the affairs OF the PhI!ade
pima an! heading Railroad Company and tho Phila
d,iIhiI and Reading toa and Iron Company and tho
fund ~ Uf the floating AMI other indebtedness
d,faut The agreement also gives The bondholders tho
option take said certificates at par instead Of selling
tie coupons interest and max the certificates
d'emhbe nj lO1 Per cent. AMI accrued interest ouLot
The first moneys applicable thereto
Notice t. hereDy given that In order that tho pan
may become operative, AMI be carried into effect. u
is necessary that the holders or upward Of ninety
per cent. OF the general mortgage bonds should
cecome parties I" the raid agreement. On or before
the "Ist day oi June. 1856 plan VIII be
donrd.
Cop es NJ the saii nlan and ernIana'ory statement
Rnl OF the r!oD0srd agreement with tho general
mortgage bond iol-rs can be obtained at the oEces
"f Tie company. 1T South fourth 81. Phliadephia;
the arnlcr. Loan and Trust Compan. New YORK. AMI
Eastwood House. Old BROAD ST.. London
by Oruer the Board of NInuas-rs
JOSApll y. IIARRIs
President
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sfinnneini.

Equipment uond- to receive so per cent OF
their present rnce value In preferred stock OF
tie New Company.
This makes u total for each Improvement and Equip
mtnt bond OF
10 per cent. in bonds having present lien eScepte
above) or lien equal thereto. and bearing interest at
rer cent for years from March l. 1898. and at per
cent. thereafter
20 per cent in preferred stock Of the New Company
s.b In cash on completion OF the reorganization
co y os the rtan of reorganization. with these
changes inserted theein has been ned with the do
positaries.
The changes subject TO the right OF abandonment
by the COMMITTEES II objected to- in tho agreement
provided
Any further information
connected with the reOr-
gnniZatiOn which may be
desired by security holders
wilt be furnished ON appli-
cation at the Office of DrcX-
el. Morgan ~ Go.
The Committee reserves to ittet the right to 'erm,
at any time the privilege OF deposting as above
DREXEL, MORGAN & co..
Depositarics.
$sh$SS $$s$E$S SHHTHMas.A !! HEMESss.As. o'""''''.
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Corn declined 3c The cables lower and the crop
the West favorable. The repOr that tho
French go, ,ernmert hal suspended the auty was not
suhcIent to prevent decline, thoUeh hr.c fair
demani for export spot saes 10000 bush incIud-
lng lOI. .Dn for export No. at cIac. alOat do T. b.
at 5lAc. do. September at o:S.c. q. u. nhoat
steamer mi cd at $3.50. aloai. ~. q. at $3.50
~ July. No 10 1rrive ut li1c over July f. b.
InOaL Future sales 10000 busN.. as follows:
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oats were generally firm and tie late months were
slightly higher. spot sales 600 sush including
UOJ for port No. white at 4Oc- No. do at 3ss4S
3gc, No mixed nj 3sc., No. do at Sic. ungraded
NJ 4O4I4r. for white and 3e6e3yc. for mixed. Future
sales 10000 Dusi., as 10 lows:
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OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,
MILLS BUILDING. II BROAD b.
June 10. 1898. J

MILLS BUILDING. ~ BROAD sI.l
June 10. 1893.
To the Prefe rred and Common Stockholders
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Compnnys
In accordance with Resolutions OF tho BOARD OF Di
restors of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company
there will be offered June 80 1898 to the Preferred
and Common Stockholders OF tho Company OF record
on that date. TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF ITS
GOLD NOTES AT THE PRICE OF NlNETY.f1rE FER
CENT. AND THE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM MAY
!. 1893.
Subscription blanks with full particulars OF the Trust
Deed ana the securities underlying the trust will
be mailed holders OF record upon the closing Of
the books on juno 80. 1893
Tho Twelve Million Dollars or these Col
lateral Trust Notes have been already un-
dcrwritten, subject to tho Stock olders'
right OF subscrI rIpiion-thus insuring tho plao-
Ing of the entire amount.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THOMAS F. OAKEs.
President
To tho Preferred md Common Stockholders
NEW YORK June TO- 1903
For tho purpose OF enabling stock holders to exer-
cse their right to subscribe to twelve million Sl2.
OOO.ooO) Five year. Six per cent. Collateral Trust
Gold Notes. tho transfer books Of tho Preferred and
Common stock of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company will bo closed at p. NJ. Friday. June
80. 1893 and reopen At 10 A. NJ, Monday. July 81.
1898
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
GEORGE 8. BAXTER.
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TITLE GrARANTEE AND Trust COMPANY. l
Sarings aanks.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAYINGS
OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.

NJ. 20 uSION SQUARE
dividend has been declared to pepostor' entitled
thereto under tie Bylaws for tne s:E months cud'ag
dune 30, SOB. at the rate OF Four u" mt. per
Arnum on all sums from 81 20 $500. payable on aud
after Monday. Jniy II. 1sO3.
Deposits are received iron, all rersons' and
not exclusively irom merchants Clerks. and
if made on or before Juiy VIII draw later
est iron, duly I.
Bank opcn from 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO o O'Clock =. n.
daily. holidays excepted.
ANDREW WARNER President
WILLIAM T. LAwREN,E, cashier.
-IU AND GIN nIll ~.
Interest has been decA.'d I" 'elo.i'ors entlt ci
- rtn undrrt o law aud h, avs tor IN" *
IN i'ns and til.- months cid u! June ~ 1893 Tn
a. InE t AND ONE ,LF II PER 'tNT e.
IN All sums from .3to $500 layaoe Oh "ni
iniettstwii eg July sams deposited - or h'
''''' 49, JOIN HARsEN RHOADES Pres4ssa
JANIS 9uIhLAN. TreA'ner
tRANClS u. LEGGETI.
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BUTLER. STlLLMAN 4 III BBARD.
Attorneys for Trustee.
1i Wall -.
New York


Richmond amd Wes Point Terminal Railway ami Ware.
house Company Sin Per Cent. Collateral T,ass Mort.
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Ein1NclaL ANp COMMERCIAL
, patrEs or UNITED STATES noSDa

New York stock Exchnuge--Ssie- Jane 90.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm s1.o0osk
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.TinHnrtHL.


Loan and Trust Company. New York. and Dashvoed
Old Broad st, London.
by order OF the Hoard OF Managers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS
Pre-ide,A
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ATLANTIC TKU,T COMPANY.

The Ronrd of Trustees has declared tho usual Quar-
terly dividend OF three per cent. payable July to
stock holders OF ecord June 2s Transfer books will
closed from June - to July !, inclusive.
JAMIs 5. suiDAM, Secretary,
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finaneial.


RICHMOND Terminal
REORGANIZATION,
INCLUDING TIE FOLLOWING SECURITIES
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY AND SYSTEM.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILWAY CON-
PANY AND SYSTEM:
Richmond and Danvllc ConsolidatedS.
Richmond and Mecklenbrrg LIST Mort. J'a
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta LIST ConsoLTL
Atlantic Tennessee and OHIO stock
Chester and lenoir stock.
First Mortgage T's
Cheraw and Chester stock.
First Mortgage IS
Columbia and Greenville 1st Mor.Qage IS
do. 10. III Mortgage 6'a
Clarkville and North Carolina list Mor:.WA
Oxford and larssvll!e LIST Mortgage rs.
Northwestern North Carolina list Mort 5a
Spartan urr. Urtou and coumo.a LIST Mors5'a
Asheville and SpArtanburg lat Mort -
Northeastern OF Georgia LIST Myrt -
Danvile and Western LIST Mort. "a
Roswell LIST Mort. "a
Macon and Northern lat Mort <S'a
Georgia Pacific LIST Mort.r rs
do CUnsolidar ed I'd Mort. 5'a
do Income Murtgase5 5a
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Improvement
and EQu pment 5s
First Extension 5's
General Mortgage5'l
Cincinnati Extension 5'A
Memphis and Charleston
Consol. Mortgage "a. Nos 1887 to 400
Mortgage Us of 1894.
Louisville Southern Mortgage 5's
Mobile and Birmingham III st Mortgags5A
East Tennessee. Virginia aud Georgia
First Preferred stock.
Second Preferred stock
Common Stock
Copes Of tho agreement and rian OF reorganization
OF the above properties ready for dIsri
button. and all security holders are invited to obtain
them from the depositares. Messrs. Drexe. Morgan
Co. or from any member of TIE Com mtttee
All holders OF the above securities notified to
deposit them at the Office OF Drrxe Morgan K Co.. No
23wal ST.. New York receiving hersfor their negotI
able receipts exchangeabie at time for reorRanza
certi nv he Trina
Comnany of New York which comnanv viii ACT n, III.
OF ALL ,.curt,es depost.d for the M
the reorganization.
Securities not deposited with Brexei Morgan Co
VIII not De eh'ea 10 participate III The benefits OF the
feofsa"'~A'''l
In lieu OF per cent In preferred stock to thu holder,
OF Richmond and Dauvlile 3 per cent consolidated
bonds de- los ted under the plan til, COMMITTEE. w,.
allow per cent AZ cash on OF the reoryan.
zarion
busis OF ADJUSTMENT has been determined unon In
,,n ,, h, 80 = ,, ~ I' NV r''' " =" ''s
-, a,i 80, ,, " w. '"'"'' "''o" anu
,h.,.or ,na n,or,.io,. =, 80 ,,a, -, - ~ " r 20.
49,, So, ,,, p.. M ,e " ''
p, ,,, -, ,, -, H $40
, ,,,' ,,, ~" - w., w. sua". ~ W az
h' ~ ~ ~ 10 VI i'"'o''' !" A'houus
The complete and modified adjustment proposed for
securities OF the GEO f.Gi, Pacific RAIL
40 io''o"
"""" =" ''e"Ne 'nter"Ht
W." -" ~ .'"" pr eeh'' IN pre-
'e'e" 's~ VI 81. .o"p""' ior hse
'e " '"' .'' wv" :" Pe' ee"'. IN
Gus" '"'n p'eSe"' ""r'ShGe lien
W '.'" "H.e'' "N 'o interest
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Sept, s2O.sj s2Os5 soOs5 2Os5 2OV0
nKoctniEs -cohee futures were duh aud lower: The
European mar cts were u cases slightly de.
pres ed. Tho Brazilian markets were unchanged and
no as firm Tie American warehouse deliveries in
creased s.yhtIy. but are still small TIL. receipts
itio ana santos arr moderate, The close here was
barely s,eauy wlth .ales OF v 2hO bays fol Ows:
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Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company Five Per Cent. CUnsO dated fIfst
Collateral Mortgage.
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COLUMBIA AND GREENyILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


First Mortgaisc Bonds 10 receive interest at
d per cent In cash and I per cent. In prefer
red stock N the No Company for avc years
from Jnnuary 1, IsDJ aud at q per cent In
cash thereafter. Their present mortgage
Hen 10 remain undlsturbcd Except as TO In
tercst as above). or u, In order TO carry out
this arrangement, foreclosure b. Iou d nrc ces-
sary. new bonds OF equal lien to be substi-
tuted.
Second Mortgage bonds TO receive I25 per
cent. In preferred stock OF the New Company.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY
IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIP-
MEN, HOSDS.
Principal of present hon = to he reduc ed to
40 per cent. Of present amount. the princI-
pal ns reduced TO hear Interest at 4 per cent
Tor years from March 4, 1sOj, and at o
per cent. thereafter. the present mort Snge
Hen TO remain undisturbcd (rXcept ns TO re-
surtion oi principal aud Inherent ns aboy.),
ar H. In order 10 carry ont th. ARA ng e me nt
torecio-ure be found necessary. new bonds OF
equal iisI ON the above basis TO lie substi-
tu;cL.
The coupon which nRtured March Ist
ieo3, viz S2S PR bond, TO he purchased at
It's 'ac- va!ne, payable On completion Of the
reorIan zatiOn.
Ia addition 10 the above. In,Droy yenaeat ana
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Tho BOARD OF Directors have this day declared the
regular quarterly dividend Ot twO (2) per mt on the
drbrntUrs stOck Of The Umbrella '0npany. payable
Juy l. out of tho earnings II tn" past three months
Transfer books cose June Is. 1898. AT oc ock +. NJ,
anu eulen July g, 1923. at 10 O'Clock A VI
CHARLES j. FOLLMER, Treasurer.7
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THE CLERK MISTAKEN.
Identified a Chinese Who Did Not
kuO1y Him

There was such a vast amount of cun-
fiicting testimony IN the hearing of Ho
Tai's application for writ of habeas cor
pus before United States Commissioner
Heacock yesterday that there was no other
course left for the Commissioner than to
remand the petitioner.
Ho Tai made the usual statement about
being the partner of a firm, which seemed
suddenly to increase in membership, and
there was dec ded> difference between his
story and that of HON Yuug of the same
concern.
However, William W. Walker, chief
clerk of the money order department OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., who has been en-
Doyed by the express company for the
past twenty-siX years, identified the petit
toner AZ a merchant who had frequently
transacted money-order business with him,
hut when Assistant Government Attorney
knight recalled DO Tai the latter knew
very little about Mr.. Walker. He said
Mr.. Walker was an insurance agent, doing
business en- California street, and that he
had never had any transactions with
Wells. Fargo & Co.
II was very evident that the petitioner
was the wrong Ho Tai=-a ease Of i'm
posture or mistaken identity-and the
other two white witnesses to his certItl-
cate. Julian Simon of S19 Polk street and
f. w. Marion of 500 Market street, refused
to identify him.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
WATERFRONT NOTES.
A Passenger Who Was Unduly Ex'
cited-Picked Up by a Cruiser.


cited-Picked Up by Cruiser.
The departure of the steamer Maripoea
yesterday afternoon was signalized by
only one occurrence worthy of note.
At precisely 80 P. NJ. an individual
dressed in the latest London style rushed
up the gangplank and shouted excitedly:
"Oh, say Oh, there wait a minute till
get on boardr r' The Mariposa had not
made move to leave the wharf, and the
passengers cries were altogether un-
called for. He hurried up the gangplank
like man who was running for train,
ana was soon lost in the crowd on deck,
winch was convulsed with laughter.
Lste IN the aftern oon the schooner Ber-
wick. from Karluk. Alaska. came in. and
reported having had very rough expert
ence on her trip down. She left Karluk
on October 5, and soon after her departure
encountered heavy gales and rough seas.
The Berwick brought down four head of
reindeer, which are apparently none the
worse for their long voyage, and seem to
ba enjoying the best of health. Besides
these the schooner had on board several
packages of furs and three bales OF deer
skins
On the way from Cheefoo to Jinsen on
September the Japanese cruiser Chi
kushI picked up raft TO which clung
three Coreans and one Japanese fisher
man. An Beti. the Japanese who was
rescued by the gunhoat. arrived in this
city on the steamer Rio Janeiro few days
ago. He saws that he drifted about the
ocean for 1orty-eight hours without food or
water and gradually saw thirtY-two of
his comrades perish from exhaustion. He
gives thrilling account OF his experience
and AYERS that he never hopes to be caught
by typhoOn again while on a fishing ex-
pedition. The junk which he was on, he
explains, was wrecked by typhooD.
When the British bark Stracathro,
which arrived yesterday from Swansea
via Talcuhuano, was approaching the bar
and looking out for tug, one of the ap-
prentices fell overheard. Captain Davey
at once hove the ship to and put out a
boat TO the rescue. The lad swan GAL
lantly and was picked up about twelve
min utes after he fell into the water, not
much the worse for his ducking.
The steamer Mariposa was loaded down
with freight when she sailed yesterday.
Her cargo for Honolulu is valued at
S26, 500 at $4,000 for Melbourne, for
other ports in Australia al $12 600, for New
Z-aland at S12, 600 ana for islands in the
South Seas at $4,000. besides S25.G00 in
gold coin for Sydney. She carries large
shipments of canned and dried fruit and
salmon. also wrecking apparatus which
will be used on the stranded steamer
Minwera
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JEWISH RELIEF.
Hebrew Dependents Are Being Well
Cared For

The relief committee of the jewish AL
lance met yesterday afternoon at the
Temple Emanu-El to consider applications
for assistance filed by dependent Hebrews.
In addition to these there was large
crowd standing in the corridors awaiting
In turn to appear before the body to mar
rate their woes. Most of the applicants are
old ones and each was given relief. Only
ten new cases were reported, and, after an
Investigation, ali were deemed worthy and
assistance was promised.
The past two weeks the committee has
expended S2S7 on their subjects for medi-
cine, food, shelter, etc.
Mrs. d. n. Waller. president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary. has just returned from
an extended tour abroad. and was present
for the first time since her return.
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REAL ESTATE: {
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. MAGEH,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
REDUCED AND CHEAP PRoPERrIE

REDUCED AND CHEAP PROPERTIES.
Twenty-ffth and Capp sts.-3 elegant bay-wfn-
dow homes, andilot 60xS1; houses have rooms
and modern conveniences; each rents for $75;
cheap; only $4,000
$4,000 only for 27:3x1S7 IS. facing the park; !;
Oak St., bet. Lott st. and Masonic ave.
$2750-Lots 27 Skis :6 north side Page. bet,
Lott aud Masonic; level lots and cheapest offered
$265o only for 25x1376. facing the park on
north side fell ST., bet. Lott ST. and Masonic ave.
or 75x137 IS.
Reduced rs per cent-Cheapest lots offered
north side Wale er 275 feet from Market ST., near
Octavia; lots z5x137:6. $4,000 each; lots 25x1OO.
$3.50, or any size 'front.'
37:6x1l6:3, $4l0U: east side Laguna, bet.
waller and Haight; very n cheap; APP, u.rsst
$500. $3.50 i'A'A'' '''H'i "A'''' A1
5000 only Secoud-st lots: 27:6x95 bet Fol-
som aud Howard: stone blocks down
Corners 81 :3x100: reduced TO $4,000; Sc. cor
ner Lombard and octavia and corner OF Lom bard
and Laguna
100 and 25xl37 IS in size in the blork bounded by
Greenwich. Lom oaI d. Octavia and Laguns; streets
graded, macadamized ana severed; these are the
cheapest lots offered in this region
Cheap; only $500; lot 25x137:6; n. side OF
Vallejo, near Devisadero; unsurpassed marine
view.
18th ST., bet. Sanchez and Noe; $4,000 can re-
main.
Cough; street and crossing bituminizedi only
$4250.
2 fats rent $32: lot II :6x6S %; $4,000.
Cottage rooms and bath: Shotwel ST., near
2od and near Howard-st. eable-ears; $500
S6250-Busiuess corner; 25x100; store below
fiat above in frSt-class order; cor. 18th and San
chez; rent $50
Washington ST.. near Steiner, N. side: cozy bow
window house. rooms and bath and lot 22x
103 :S: cars pass; $1,000.
Turk st-House and lot 251l37:6 and good
nearly new house OF rooms, bathroom and mod
ern conveniences: street Just bituminized: $500.
S425O-i ryaDt ST., north side, bet second aud
Third; 25x5U and very comfortable 2-story house :
N ord
Cheap lots, 25xl14, 1920 each; Twenty-ffth
St, bet Sanchez and Noe; street graded maead-
amized and severed; well built-up block
Fiibert ST.. only lots left: 25xl37:6; $l325
each near Fillmore ST.. severed.
Greenwich ST.. near Octavia: 81 :5xl00; $l775;
one-quarter cash, bal ance easy terms.
Corner, 35xl00; $500; corner Fillmore and
Filbert: stone blocks on Fillmore aud Fiibert;
street severed: very desirable, cheap corner
Rents $144 $4,000; southwest cor. Bush and
Mason; az 6x85. ana brick and frame buildings;
blocks from Kearny st.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
MEDICAL.


SURE. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
no instruments used; a home in confinement with
best possible care aud comforts OF home; with the
skill and attention OF physician having had
long and successful practice can safely guaran-
tee every case; consultation free and confiden-
tiaI: all ladies that are In trouble, sick and dis
couraced should call on the doctor and state their
case: save time and money by consulting her be-
fore being treated elsewhere: all female com
plants treated with unexcelen success and salts
faction guaranteed. MRS. DIR. GWYRR. 31l1a
HYDE st near Ellis. s. f.. Cal. pc2l IT
ADIESi CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills diamond brandy are the best Safe,
reliable. Take other. Send 4c (stamps) for
particulars "Relef for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail At druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philade phia. Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
LII LADIES RELIEVED INSTANTLY OF
n monthly Irregularities: any cause: pills S: :
call or write DIR. and Mrs. Strassman 8 Post tt
7 AIDES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST CONFI-
il dsnce in DOCTRESS RUBEN; guarantees
sure cure for ladies who are childless: also cures
all Irregularities: strictly private homo before and
fants; terms moderate. l406 Geary st. SEQ 6m
DRIVATE HOME IN CoNFIN EMENT. 1909
L Mission St; ladies who desire to 60 into con-
finement with every care ana attendance OF a Ger
man physician (nR. HERWIG) and a graduated
midwife (MRS. WEGENER) will find same at
the above address: private diseases of ladies a
speciality; cures guaranteed: babies adopted
Telephone 10. 1888. ~ 3m
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-10-21
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

RHUNSWICK CON. GUILD MINING COMPANY.
~ Location OF principal place of business San
Francisco Cal location of works. Grass Valley
Mining District Nevada County. Cal.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account of assessment
no. 81. levied on the 4th day OF Septem ber 1893
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

0vERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY-EO.
" cation Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco California: location OF works, Gold
Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
NOTICE.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assessment
No. So. levied on the lst day of September. 1898,
the several amounts set opposite tho names Of the
respective shareholders, IS follows:
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An In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board of Directors. made on the 4th day OF
september, 1893, many shares OF each parceI OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the ONCE of the company, room
b6, No. 500 Montgomery street, san FRANCISCO,
California, on Tuesday, the Oath day of October,
1893 at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
j. STADTFELD JR. Secretary.
Onice-Room &c. No. 309 Montgomery street,
San Francisco California.
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LOST.

T OST-A PASSBoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
L. savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, In
No 77O24. The finder will please return to
bank oc2l 5ts
CKYBLUE TERRIER: LONG HAIR EARS AND
- tail cut Return 20 Hunt ST.: reward. OIL 3ts
de0C REwARD-LOST, FOX TERRIER DOG
ID ID and bitch; evenly marked: black and tan
heads: bitch has spot on right side and root of
tail. Return TO MATT KERR, ll6 Le1desdorf
street. Oc21 3t*
r OST-A PASSBOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in
the name of BESSIE BERTHOLD. No. l64, ,l63.
The finder will please return to bank. oc20 5t~
T oST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco. in
the name OF JAMES MCNAMARA No. 5.656.
The finder will please return to bank. ocl9 6tF
I OST-o OLD IRISH SETTER BITCH. RETURN
IJ2ll9 Jones and receive reward ocl9 3t*
The morning call., 1893-10-21

j 4 nesh new improved pro- M high arm "a drawers otner
makes OF new improved machines at reduced
prices; rent 50 per month. las Sixth st. jyl9 tf
The morning call., 1893-10-21

And in accordance with law. and An order from
tho Board of Directors, made ON the first day of
September. 1893. SO many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the once of the company, No.
Ala California ST., San Francisco, Cal. on
THURSDAY, tho 26th day or October. 1898, at
the hour OF O'Clock r of said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together wit
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
onice-Ne. ala California ST., san Francis Q o
Cal oc6 I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-21
posrPONEMENT.

Atameeting OF the directors held October o.
1898 the day Of sale OF the above assessn ent was
postponed until Friday, November 8. 1893, at2
o,clcck 2rA j. STADTFELD JR., See.
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