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81. Principal Baker has just been notified
that his school has been placed on the
university accredited list.

university hCCitulLeu llSI.
EXTENDING THE LINE.-Fhe Oakland
Cons oliGated Electric Company are build
ing 1000-foot switch at Alcatrez and Ad-
cline avenues in order 10 facilitate the
passing of cars. Workmen are giving the
roadDed. poles, ETC.. a general overhaul
ing.
BOYS BRIGADEs ACTIvE.-The Boys
Brigades OF the Pres sbyterian and Meth
oGist churches united last night, and
under the command of Captain Hull gave
an exhibition drill before large company
Assem- bed at their armory on Bancroft
way. The drill night of the Methodist
brigade has been changed to Saturday.
The degree of bachelor of arts was be-
slowed upon Stephen L. Sullivan of Berke-
ley. Charles D. MrGettigan of Vallejo
and John V. Powers of Woodland.
The degree of bachelor of science fell to
the following: Timothy C. Coughlan,
Alameda; Jonn c. Nolan. Antioch; Will
IAN P. Sinnott and John F. Sinnott, Port
land, Or.
The Archbshop's gold medal for re-
ligions instruction was awarded to Stephen
L. Sullivan.
The alumni gold medal for the best Eng
tish essay fell to Timothy c. Coughlan,
and the Justin gold medal for best competi-
tive examination in English classics was
given to Stephen l.. Sullivan.
The morning call., 1893-05-27

afternoon OF the Both. All the canoes Of
the club will be out on that day.
The Pacific Coast CourSng Club will
run number of dogs that have not yet
made their appearance on the coursng
sward next SUNDAY. 1t is quietly limited
that some of the ''new brooms" will sur
prise the talent. who generally place its
money Oh hounds that have been tried
and found not wanting when impoIiant
issues were at stake.
The dogs that will run on Sunday are
Eureka VS.. Sting, Examiner VS.. Judge
Morrow, Dolly Warden VS. Mission Star.
Logfellow vs.. Depend on Me, LoOkont vs.:
Matte; Wee Lassle VS.. Unknown. John w
VS.. White Rustic. Rustic Maid VS.. Penny
royal. The officers will be: William T.
Flynn. judge; S. A. Cumming. slipper ;
William HaIpin. slip steward field stew
ards-J. III. Perrigo, George Watson and j.
Deane. Tine prizes are $40. $40. S5 and So.
Waiter Hobart, son OF the owner of the
famous horse Stamboul, has taken great
fancy for coursing and is owner Of very
promising young dog.
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MEN OF rIUSCLE.
The Great Lean and HaberIy Wrest-
ling Match.

Ab0tShs
The Acme Athletic Club of Oakland will
give grand entertainment at its new club
rooms on the evening of June 6. 1t will
be the first nights opening so far as
athletics are concerned, and the athletic
committee is working tooth and nail to
give the members the best entertainme Mt
they ever had in Oakland.
The principal feature of the evening will
be the match wrestling contest between
William Haherley of the Olympic Club and
A. Lean of the Verein Eintracht.
Both wrestlers are active and very pow
erful. The display of strength which will
lie witnessed at the Acme Club when
these herculean arm and neck twisters
meet on the mat win be well worth going
long distance 10 see. The match is for
SlOO gold medal, and it is best two ont nf
three falls, GTRcn- Roman STYLE. Preyions
to the event of the evening" there will be
an excellent programme Of all-round attn.
letic events offered.
Haberlv is at present nursing a soro
hand. Yesterday he had hea avv-weieht
boil laneed. and his physician has RECON-
DIeDded that he remain quiet Tor few
days before resuming exercise.
According to the Los Angeles Times the
prospect of a tug-of-war between the
Canadian team of this city and the Ameri-
can team of Los Angeles is almost certain
10 take place. 1t says:
'The tug-of-war for the championship
OF the State of California is now an as.
sured fact The Canadian team of San
Francisco yesterday deposited with the
Bank of America $500 10 cover the forfeit
put up by Captain Church of the American
team of this city The balance of the
stakes, $500 each. will be deposited in the
latter part of May"
To-day the ladies' singles tournament of
the California Tennis Club will be played
during the forenoon. and on Tuesday, the
Both inst, the quarterly doubles cham pion-
ship will he played.
The Oakland Canoe Club is making ex-
tensive preparations for a grand days
sport on the estuary of Oakland Oh the
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PEACE ON EARTH.
How Two Women Met After Long
Separation.
Detroit Tribune.

Detroit Tribune.
They met in the calm of lovely day.
Soft breezes whispered sweet messages to
the budding trees and even the salesman
at the bargain counter wore a more chari.
table look.
They met and greeted.
"Oh, dear" exclaimed the lady in grena-
dine with gilt trimmings, Its an age since
saw you"
Eyes, indeed" ecstatically rejoined the
lady in white organdie with pale blue
flowers wrought in the fabric. 1T was
getting almost insupportabe."
A pause of one-siXteenth OF second en-
sued.
"Well, declare. If"
The lady in grenadne was gazing fixedly
at the lady in organdie.
gray hair isn't positively becoming to
you. Isn't it perfectly delightful? ]
am So glad; gray hair is such trial to
many.
YES to be sure"
There was another pause.
81 am so glad"-
The lady in organdie was earnestly con-
templatlng the lady in grenadine.
''you are still able to make your dresses
fit in spite Of ynur getting so tleshy. Isn't
it fortunate? Fat is such thorn 10 most
people."
Yes"
There was little more silence.
'Well. good-by," chirped the lady in
greDadine.
"By," cooed the lady in organdie
81 hope it won't be so long till we NEE t
again."
'oR. my, yes. 1 couldn't stand it.
Raally."
That was all.
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Alameda.

WILL APPEAL-The property
interested in the project to open Lircoln
avenue through the large estate of Mrs.
A. A. Cohen have decided to appeal from
the decision rendered against them by
Judge Henshaw. They will raise the cost
by subscription.
SENT TO JAIL.-A. Stenbiht, the young
architect who was convicted in the
Justices Court upon the charges of drunk
eness and disturbing the peace, went to
the County Jail yesterday to serve his
time.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER. - Milton G.
Strong has been elected Assistant En-
gineer of the First District. made vacant
by the resignation of c. c. Brock. lie
was elected without any opposition.
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AN INSUFFICIENT BOND. -Superinten-
dent OF Public Streets Ackerson, through
Chief Deputy Welsh, yesterday returned
without approval the petition of Jeremiah
Sullivan for permission to blast on Dolores
street, between Liberty and Twenty-first,
for the reason that the bond Of S20, 600 filed
by him, with j. L. Sullivan and jeremiah
Finn as sureties, is not sufficient. j. f.
Sullivan owns lot 50X114 in Mission block
SS, assessed at $3.50, and lot 45x1OO in
block 367. assessed al $1,000. Finn owns a
lot 20x165 in block 3S5. assessed at $1,000 for
real estate and $500 for improvements.
This does not come up to the requirements
of the hopd
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IN FIVE PARTS.

The mammoth special edition of
"The Call" to be out Tomorrow,
will be in five distinct parts, each of
them similar in size to to-day's issue.
1t will be five "CalIs" in one. See
that you get the whole paper. Five
cents copy in wrappers. Postage
in the United States, Mexico and
Canada, 3 cents; foreign postage, 6
cents.
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PRICES of Hats To.Nay

Gents wool crush hats all colors. 40 cents
gents line fur crush hats, satin lined, 70 cents
gents fur Fedora hats, 81; gents fine Fedora
hats. latest shapes in black, brown, slate OF
nutria coOrs 81 20. 81 80 and So. Immense
lines OF mems and boys straw hats. straight
and curled brims from 20 cents TO 81 so; fin
est assortment in the city. L. V. Merle, sue
cessor To tho old y L, GIG sto go Kearny
street, corner Commercial
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Berkeley.

A QUINTUPLE BAPTIsM-Rev. Robert
Bentley on Thursday evening baptized
and christened five OF the children at a
reception given by Robert Mills and wife
in honor of Mr.. GIainey and wife. who is
connected with the Grand Trunk Railway
i'll Canada, but is visiting in Berkeley at
present.
ELECTION CALL--The ordinance of the
Board Of Trustees calling for the first city
election for the choosing Of five Trustees.
FIVE School Directors, Recorder, Mar
shai, Treasurer and Assessor, to be held
on Monday, June &c. was published YES
terday. No Injunction can prevent the
election now.
To REOPEN JULY 31.-The Berkeley
Gymnasium closed Yesterday and 13S
young men leave within the next few days
for homes in various parts of North and
South America. The gymnasium ia most
cosmopolitan school. 1t will REQ en- July
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The PennIe Back Him

The boycott Is ua-Amerlcan, and he sells
refrigerated meats cheaper than ever. Five
pounds STEAK 25c. corned beef 4c and sc, soup
meat &c and SC, at Wilson'S, 1045 Market street
and 2947 Sixteenth street, city. and Eighth
street, Oakland.
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Memorial! Services.

International Lodge No. 29l, l. o. G. T..
will hold a memorial service in honor of
the soldiers who fell in battle during the
late civil war next Monday evening at s
O'Clock in Mozart Hall, Market stfeet, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
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SEIZED SMUGGLED OPIUM. - Revenue
Agents McGlachlln and Thomas yesterday
seized forty-two five tael tins of opium
which were 10 trunk in barroom ct 723
Sacramento street. The trunk came from
Canada and was traced from the depot in
this city by baggage-checks issued at De-
troit, Mich. The trunk, judging from ap-
pearances. originally contained 1000 tins,
which, with the excep eption of those found,
were removed after arrival here. There is
no clew to the owner
The morning call., 1893-05-27

SIGNBoARDs and heavy advertising count much
but purity and uniformity of quality count more
as has b.eit proven by the succe IS OF Whites
Yucatan Chewing Gum.
The morning call., 1893-05-27

IF you are bilious, taae Beecham's pnls.
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THE OLDEST CITY.
A Traveller Out of the Land
of Canaan.
FROM THE TOMB OF ISAAC.
He Asks Aims for Humanitarian Work
in the Ancient and Holy City
of Hebron.

Rabbi Heyman Levi, from the oldest city
in the world, is here.
BE comes all the way from Hebron. which
Is eight hours on horseback from Jerusalem,
the holy city OF Palestine.
Early in the book of Genesis, Abraham
removed his tent and came and dwelt in tho
plain of Mamre, which is in Hebron, and
built there an altar unto the Lord.
These were the days Of SodOm and Co.
morrah after Abraham had dwelt in the
land of Canaan, and Lot dwelt in the cities
of the plains and pitched his tent toward
Sodom.
Il was after Abraham went up out of
Egypt, he, and his wife, and all that he had,
and Lot with him. into the south.
1t was at Hebron that Isaac was born.
1t was there that Abraham pleaded with
the Lord to save Sodom should but ten
righteous men be found in that sinful city.
And the ten were not found and SOdom was
destroyed. And Lots wi e was curious and
turned to see the destruction. And her face
was turned against Hebron when the pillar
of salt episode occurred.
There Is, in truth, in the early books OF
the Bible much written of Hebron. which is
neld by the Hebrews to be "lder by seven
years than the first city In Egypt.
And at Hebron is the tomb Of Abraham,
and of Isaac, who was born OF Abraham,
and Of Jacob. the son OF Isaac.
In the Hebrew 1t is called the MeOras
Hamachpele, which means the house of the
dead. 1t is a curious looking structure,
built much later than the deaths of these
old biblical patriaTehs occurred-many years
after the food in fact-but exactly covering
the deep well or tomb in which repose the
bones of these holy men.
Under the left wing of the tomb lies
Abraham. Isaacs' bones rest in the center,
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Hhere 4brGhaB,, Isaac aud Jacob Are Said
to Lie.
and to the right is the precise spot where
once the mortal remains of Jacob were
placed.
And each year many travellers Journey on
from Jerusalem to Hebron. 1t is the Mecca
OF all orthodox Hebrews, and the day will
come, every Jew fOndly hopes, when that
grand old race Will be reunited on the plains
OF Hebron, and when Palestine shall be
WreSled from the sacrilegOuS hands of the
MOhammedan.
Rabbi Levi has a mission TO perform. He
comes here, as he has gone to India and TO
australia, even as he VIII 20 to many other
Places, TO raise funds for the erection of
Jewish hospital at Hebron
at presentthere are no Christians resident
al Hebron, and but 5000 Jews mt of a
total population of about l4,OOO The re-
maIuder are Arabs, aud the unbelieving
Sultan rules the holy city of Hebron with a
hand of iron.
Rabbi Levi bears with him every possible
authorization for his humanitarian work
Among his many papers is an autographic
letter from Saehmin Franco, the chief rabbi
Of Hebron.
Though educated in Arabic, Hebrew and
Spanish, Rabbi Levi speaks English but
lmpeTfectly; yet to a CALL reporter yester-
DAY ne made clear many interesting things
OF MS native city In the sands of the Holy
Land, and the strange experiences of this
his first voyage into the civilization of the
Oecident.
1t is all very wonderful revelation to
MIN, he says, this modern progress, this
modern race for wealth and power this
mad chase for the almighty dollar.
From land speculatOr, or from one who
was the prototype of our latteF-day real
estate brokers' ABR ham puTcha sed all the
land where now he ancient city of Hebron
lies says Rabbi Levi.
And the Il wish manila IF
those of all the cities of Palestine consider
themselves guardians of the sacred relics
ana keepers OF the promised land TO which
all Jews VIII! some time journey.
AND they are true to the great trust i'm
posed upon them and watch with careful
eye lest the sacrilegious disturb with desc
Grazing hand the sacred relics of Palestine.
Rabbi Levi will not remain here long.
lie has collected some funds already in this
city, but much more is needed. They NAV
be sent TO j. r. Brandon, 6O4 Merchant
street, or to Rev. NJ. L. Levy, 1901 Scott
street.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were quiet and featureiess yesterday. The
annual meeting Of the Hale & Norcross was held
and the account VIII be found in another column.
NOTES
r. P. Heating, the mining superintendent, Is IN
the city.
The Union Stockyard Company has levied an
assessment Of 81 per share delinquent April g
Silver very weak yesterday, selling down 10
S27sc in New York and 30 3-l6d IN London.
The san Francisco GssIight Company has declared
It's usual dividend Of 50 cents per share, payable
the 18TH.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Potosl Mining Company l0O,47l shares were rep
resented and the following officers elected a. X
z. Harmon, president; Thomas Cole. YicepreSident,
and Thomas Anderson, L. Barrett aud d. C. Rates,
directors. c. F. Elliot was Ieeed secretary and
his financial statement showed an overdratt of
SSO.O67 50. The secretary's bullion statement
shows that during the year there was mllied at the
Nevada mill l9 PA tons Of ore, which gave gross
per ton 1hs net returns were S5g5 2S- qs and Inc
cost OF milling Sli5.2Si, leaving profit TO the
company OF Sl7S,OO3 So to work the mine with.
The wee4y report OF tao Sava e * as fotllvs:
from tue ll0O 400 and 1850 levels. shipped TO
the Nevada mill 232la tons and mllled 80 tons.
assay 5 : 81 bullion Weld for the week Slq74 40
shipped to tue Tn ted State, NJ at Ga son, March
3, ara pounds Of crude bullion. On the $50
Level toe e s. crosse 1t from the eighth floor is ad
Vanced 3S ieet; face IS IN ray ore. Have started
oltA "a az nc tot oL 'llS utIass run INC sLl
an p1rphyry. On the 100 level the north pros
pectiDg drift from the KITE nth floor is advanced
% Iett; race IA quartz aud puri hyry. The south
prospecting drift the fifteenth floor is ad-
vauced 30 Get; face 10 quartz aad porphyry On
the l5UO level we nave started an upraiSe In the
vein from the west ,scut on the 1900 level the
east crosscut from the north drtlt started 50 feet
north OF the ore stope IS advanced 100 feet race IS
I'm pOrphyry. The west cros,cut from the north
drift advanced "a feet; face in quartz giving low
assays. ON The l45O level we continue TO stope
upward from the end OF the west eros. cut started
100 feet from our south boundary Have not
shipped the usual quantity OF ore during the week
q as QgrHTlurAteu
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Hong Kong. Feb 2I-Schr Queen, for San Fran
cisco REQ 22-Schr Matthew Turner, for sealing
cruise. did not enter clear at Cusrom-hOuse bark
Cey on for san Francisco Feb 24-Bktn ) q VIII
der. for San Francisco. Feb 25-Schr Aloha. for
san r ancIsco Feb l5-Haw stmr r Bishop, for
cruise in search OF missing boat OF wrecked Haw
bark Lady Lampson.
FLEEI WOOD-Arrived Mar 7-Br ship Thesalus
hence Nov 9 Via Queenstown
CoIoN-Arriyed Mar 6-stmr City Of Para, from
New York
Sailed Mar 6-Stmr Colombia for New York.
IIZARD-Passed Mar 4-Br ship Kings County
hence Nov = for Antwerp.
QUEENS rOWN-Sailed Mar 5-Br bark Centaur,
for Newcastle, Eng.
SUND ERLAND-Sailed Mar 4-Br ship Thallata
for san Francisco.
-ACAPULCo-saled Mar s-stmr City CT New
York, for Panama
For Late shipping nl'eHig>ucs 81. Eigttt PGg.
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Is youE blood pooI2 Take BEEcHA,l,s Pr11s.
Captain Deering on Trial.

Captain Fred c. Deering of the Olsen was
on trial yesterday in the District Court for
smuggling thirty-fVe Chinese into the
United States.
Inc evidence was substantially the same
as that taken in the case of Fred Lupp, who
was convicted: Should the captain be cor
ylcted he will probably suffer heavy
pehaIty. as the extreme limit of the law in
$1,000 fine for each Chinaman landed.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE


-. COMPRISING IN PART.
Elegant odd pieces PsTlor Furniture; Magnificent
LOUIS XIV Rockers, upholstered in siiN plush. Fancy
Upholstered Reclining Chairs, Tete-atete Sofas, Di-
vans and Princess Easy Chairs, very elegant
Domingo mahogany Writing Cabinet. Gothic st, le
purcha from rum at cost of { i O. Rattan
Rockers, elegant OIL Paintings. steel line EagVav-
ings. magnificent Bisques, Terra-cotta and Bronze
Ornaments, COrnices and Lace Curtains. Plush
Mantel Draperies and Turcoman PJrt.el e. fancy
Art Tables and Standards, one Inldld Walnut Book
case and Secretary combined; eIe. amt 80 alnut and
Natural Oak Chamber Suits, Spring and White
Curied Hair Mattresses. Mission Blankets, Elder
down Comforters. Pillows, Spreads etc, two An
tique OAK Folding sds, Double AMI Three-q uarter
Natural Oak Bedsteads Bureaus waslstsndS, etc,
Body Brussels ana Tapestry Carpets, Rugs, etc:
one elegant OAK Extension Table; Ua< Vienna
Dining Chairs; magnificent assortment Dresden.
Royal Worcester and Havilsnd Chinaware, e lass
ware, Piated-ware. able Linen, etc. one elegant
Range with large assortment Agateware; Gas-stove
Icecream Freezer; aud a great quantity of useful
articles too numerous to mention.
mrs lt% LAURENCE VINCENT Auctioneer.
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TONIC BROW.
FRIDAY, March 10. 1893, at Ii O'Clock A.. NJ, on
the premises, sW. corner Of Devjsadero and Pine
SITS, VIII sell the magnificent Drawing-room Par
Tor, Library. Chamber and Diniug-roon Furniture
contained in the above elegant residence. compris-
ing In part very Elegant DTawng-rOOm suites
upholstered in very costly material; Magnificent
IurSish Rockers and Princess Easy Chairs; Ee-
CANT standard Cabinets, eUc.; Superb Or entail
Couches and DtvauS; Elegant oil Paintings, Steel
Line fHgravlnEs, Etchiugs, Water Colors. etc; 3
very Elegant Chartered OAK Chamber Suits, with
the latest style dressng-cases with Freuch-piate
b6Ye ell Mirrors, ali very costly: Very EiecapJ
W hite Curled Section Mattresses; the Finest Down
Feather Pillows; Elegant Blankets; Spreads;
Fancy Comforters; Bed Linens, etc; Elegant In
ported Brass Swinging Crib: Antique oak Writ
lng-desN; Elegant Lounge, upholstered In Turkey
Morocco; Very Elegant CHARTERED Oak DininS-ruam
Suit, comprising Sidebcard Extension Table, But
let Dining Chairs and CarvCrs; Elegant Silver
plated Ware. CEinawAre. etc; I Very Elegant
Range with waterba x; select assortment Poree-
lain; Ag4teware; Ltrolcum, and great quantity
OF useful articles too uumer us to meUtiOn. Note
The furniture in the above residence Is in CO udt
ton toe same new, and to the sac beg leave to
can the attention OF all intending purchasers o.
fine furniture.
mr9 rs LAURENCE VINCENT. AucttOneer.
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MARKET REPORTS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING March s.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower
Wheat a fraction off.
Other cereals unchanged.
Beans quiet.
New Potatoes como in daily.
Onions weak
Butter. Cheese and Eggs declining
Poultry and Game firm.
Citrus fruits quiet
Asparagus aud Rhubarb lower.
California Lines offered
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CHICAGO, March s.-Wheat was Gull and opened
unchanged: declined 3sc: recovered the loss and
closed unchanged Receipts. 1873 600 bushels; ship
ments, So. 600 bushels. Rye. 5uc. Barley, 62c.
CHICAGO March S.-W heat Cash. 7Slac. Corn
4lS4c. Pork ST. %. Lard - SIP 771a. Ribs
SO 21I2. Whisky, 81 II.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
Of Rich and Elegant Furniture.
RI. j. SIMNO AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Thursdav Mnrnh 1909
AUCTION SALES.
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, at
The residence Of C. o. Swanberg. ESQ.

Thursday. .......................M March 8, 1898,
At II O'Clock A. NJ, at
The residence of C. 0. swanberg, Esq.
All Baker ST., near Hayes on account of imme-
date departure for sweden, all of rich ard
elegant parlor, bed and dining room furni ure.
Grand Rosewood Piano, handsome curtains and
draperies, rme collection of engravingS, hand
some folding beds, fine clocks and Otner parlOr
ornaments.
COMPRISING In part; Extra Fine 7Ih-octave Rose
wood Piano; Elegant Ebony-trame ParloT Set In
hne cut plush: Very Elegant Mahogany frame Par
lor Set IN satin brocatelle: Handsome odd ParIOr-
chairs; Paror EtaIere; Fine Body Brussels Car
pets and Rugs; Lace Curtains etc. Handsome
queen Anne StdebOard, with Extension Ia BILE aud
Chairs to match; China. Glass and silver Ware.
Secretary Desk ana FoldIng-bed combined: Very
Elegant Andrews Foid1ng-bed, cost sl25: Elegant
Eastern Walnut and OAK Bedroom Sets, with
French plate mirrors; Reclining Lounges and Easy
Chairs; Dad Bedstegds aud Bureaus; OAK Hall
Stand; Fancy Hail Chars; Kitchen Utensils. etc
NJ. J. SIMMONS. AucttOneer
N B-Ihe above goods are very elegant and
equal TO new ana Will positively be sold without
serve. mrs 2t
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san Franeisoo Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows.
BEEF-First quality. 606Iac; second quality
512c; third do, 4G5c p IL
VEAL-Large, 66g7c T. 70: small Calves 71hmgc.
Dairy Calves. Si@a9c n n.
MUTT0N-wethers,s 1sCQ9c y ID; Ewes, s@s1he
SPRING LAMB-l5G ISc q h. 'z0
PORK-Live Hogs, 71S@T5sc p n for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, TACT J,c; stock
hogs 0l4g6asc a h; dressed do lOql01le u u.
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General Mercn,nhfs.-

Bags 3Olk @32c 80 "o''
sUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Companv
quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all ossc q 10; Dry Granulated
DC p ID Confectionery A, Age: Magnolia 4ssc,
Extra q, 4Ac; Golden G, &c; d. 3s4c; Standard
A, 4Hc: hai-bbs. 14c more than b0s aud boxes
I,c more ' SN~SS
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CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPASY-LO-
- cation OF prime pal place OF business. San Fran
cisco. Cal: location OF WORKS, Gold HILL Storey
County New.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. on account Of assessment GO 45),
levied on tho ZSth day or January. 1898. the V
eta amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
i've share hOlders. fnlloMs.