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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Train arriving at Cherry Run 6,45 P. n. runs
through 10 Hancock, arriving 9.l0 r. NJ, and
leaves Hancock $40 A. NJ, arriving Cherry Run
5.45 a. M.
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sos .,
m, arriving at Hagerst0Wn IS D. m stopping al
intermediate stations.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitfsbnrg al S2G
and 40 a. m, and BE and 6 Is o. M
Leave Emmittshurg for Rocky Ridge at 80
and 9.55 q. m, and 50 and 5. 40 D. M
Leave Bruceville for Frederick at l032 q M.
and Soc and 10 D. m.
Leave Bruceville for Taneytown. Littlestown,
YORK, Wrightsville and Columbia At 9.5S q. m,
and 3.4S p, m.
r q r. r. Trains leave Shippensburg at 7s5
and II. S5 a. M, and 3t30 p. m, and arrive at
Shippensburg at 9.45 a. m, 10 and $40 p m.
daily, except Sunday
'Daily., Mondays only. All others daily 81,
eept Sunday.
J. NJ HOOD, BIB. GRIswoLD,
GenH Manager. GenH Pass Agent.
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FLoUR-Prices have not changed for a long
time. Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 90&4; Bakers extras So sO14:superane
81 1898 10 y Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are 1rm at 2Us bid for iron
vessels usual options The chartered wheat
Leet in port has registered tonnage OF $4,000
tons, against l4,70O tons on the same date last
year; disengaged, 900 tons against O6 500: on
the way 10 this port ga 600 tons against Pa 600
WHEAT-Has been quite firm OF late but at the
close the market is e-sier, in sympathy with a
weaker feeling abro d. No. l, 81 22Ikaf 20 q ctl;
choice, 81 2614; lower grades 81 l71.al 2II4;
extra choice for milling 81 271a9l 321aH ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'cIock-December-1O
tons, 81 s24
REGULAR MORNING sEssIos May-l3oO tons.
81 20 December-2oO 81 32ss; 500. 81 S21s;
ArrERNooN SESSION May-sOO tons, 81 261s.
December-l6O0. 81 32a4. 20
BARLEY-AIl descr ptlons are uncbauged nc Tn
prices. The demand Is nothing extra ana offerings
are are ample for current needs. No. l Feed STAG
S224; choice bright do. s5c dark Coast, 81 C1slIAc
. ctli brewing S712c9Tl fctl; Chevaller, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssToN-lO o'clock-May-loO tons
S s7Esei zOO S2%4'' lOO SS9Se' DecemOer-lOO'
REGULAR MoRNINe SESSION - May-4Oo tons,
ber-ll0O, s7ssc; $500 S7l5c
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-May-3OO tons. $500.
December-2OO S71.c Seller SO new-IOO s3Lsr.
oATS-Biack continue 10 improve. but slowly
white are tteady at the old prices GOOD to
choice, 81 SOL 42I2 q ct; common to fair, 8 zoo
32;12 Milling 81 4o9l so; Surprise, 81 bO69l 90:
Black 81 171s@l 22ta Gray, ii 25@Sl 30 a ctI Tor
Feed and 81 so9l so for Milling; Red, 81 l71s(0
/ rs p cti.
CORN he market lacks activity and ia nor over
firm while supplies are free Largo Yellow 81 o. u,
al 10 2 ctl: Small Round Yellow. 81 10; White
81 1901 l2I2 q ctL
RYE-Dull aud unchanged at 81 071a9l 1917 p
BRAN-Qnoted at sI7@l7 so y ton for the best
and : l69l6 90 q ton for outside brands.
MlDDLINGS-QuOted at $2lM2S q ton.
CHOPPED EEED-OuOteQ El76IT 4 TIM
HAY-The market is weak. receipts OF late having
been too large Clover. S7D9 y ton; Barley So
gs 50 z tor: Alfalfa, .s7@lO: Wheat. SO so@ls;
$7@9 80; stock, St@37 2 ton.
STRAN-Quoted at 35d45c = bale
MILLSTuffS - Ground aud Rolled BarIey ia
quotable at $20@2l y ton; OilcaEe Meal $40 y ton:
Rye Flour 312c q 10; Rye Meat, &c q n; Graham
Flour. &c. Oatmeal. 4Iac; Dat Groats Sc; Crack cd
Wfeat, 5I2c: Buekwheat Flour. DC; Pearl Barley
4M@41ac y n.
skkDs-Yeliow Must RI nominal; Brown Mus
tard, nominal: Flax SO n cil: Domestic Ca
nary, -: Imported Canary, 6I3c; Alfalfa sc for Cali
fornia and loo y u for tab; Timothy, B1se; Rape
2I4421se: Hemp &c y 10.
DRIED PEAs-Sot enough coming In 10 make
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened a trihe heavy yesterday, and
prices declined few cents under light sales After
the call a brisk demand for the middle stocks
OF these stocks changed hands Nothing OF any
Importance received from the front, but the
demand for Chollar and Potosi shows that the in-
siders sill have faith in the work going ia the
mines.
On the early call a fair amount OF the northend
stocks changed hands, with sales in Ophir at 81 50.
Mexican 81 70, Best a Belcher 81 50, Curry 75c,
Sierra Nevada 81 50, Union al 30 and Con. Cal &
Va. So 50. In the middle stocks PotOsi steady
at s. %, Choilar soc. Bullion SIC, Norcross 81 20
and jacket was plentiful at 81 20 Belchor 81 20
Crown Point 95c and Confidence 81 80.
After the call trading very lively In the
middle stocks and POtoSi advanced to 81 40 under
sale OF 1870 shares. NOrcruSs advanced to 81 25
1850 shares. and Savage to 81 80. 900 shares. The
market closed strong and active noon. but showed
further Change during the remainder OF the day.
An assessment OF 10 cents per share has been
levied on the Alta.
Z he assessments on Utah and Con. Imperial are
delinquent In Office to-day.
Silver remained unchanged yesterday selling at
S3c IN New York and 3Sl in London.
The Council group OF mines in tie Saginaw Dis
trlct Arizona. including The Dakota and Gypsy
Queen properties. has been bonded to Colorado
milling men. who will commence working them at
once. The ore is concentrating low rade gold
rock. and VIII be treated by dry process.
In the Navajo there is change in any OF the
workings. The Slopes above the $50 level aud l5O
level are producing the usual output OF ore.
In the Belle ise work has been confined TO stop
ing above the $50 level The slopes c withO Ut
change and producing as usual
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Why Married women Were Admitted.
Eleanor Klrk's Idea

An ancient legend tells US that the angel
on guard at the door OF heaven was once
asked by an lnquisitiye passer If more mar
Tied or single women passed through.
More married ones" he promptly an
swered.
''IndeedP - said the quesiioner, who was
a man. and who Immediately began to
plume himself Their husbands virtues,
OF course. admitted them. That was right.
The stronger should aid the weaker"
NO., replied the angel, THAT is not the
reason"
Then what Is it?"
We'll. II you must know" said the angel,
confidentiaily, I'VE pass them first on their
own merits; lots of 'em get through that
way. Then, when we can't find any other
recommendation for married woman, it is
written against her name, These are they
which have come up out Of great tribula-
ton. and the gates fly open"
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 25.-vhne the stock market
WIS by no means active much frmer tone char
acterIzed dealings than Of late, and the tsnq of
prices was strictly upward. Tie bears fought hard
but each decline brought ia baylng ORDERS and
substantial raj les eusued. Ann Arbor continued
heavy, with = further decline from "a down TO
1874. The weakness was due 10 forced sales by
operators who could not stand the risk OF further
loss, and also to the alleged embarrassment OF an
official OF the company. The bears tried to use the
break In Ann ArbOr, New L ;land aud DIstiliers
against the market, Tut were unsuccessful The
drop in Disttiers was occssiOued by advic,s from
the West that the proposed bond issue was TO be
hoty contested by certain stockholders fiual sales
were al reaction OF Is to per cent. Governments
steady. Petroleum weak at Csc.
NEW \ DIRK. Aprll 25.-Unittd States Bonds, As
ll31a do rs, SO; Northern Pdcihc. 1863: Cana
dian Iacinc. 1874 Central Pacific. 2oS4 u Mon Pa
clhc. 1855; AtChis0u and Santa Re. 325s: Weis-
Fargo, l46: Western Union, 81 "; Silver SO;
Sterling. 81 81 12@4 s9is.
Wheat April, 9514c. Flour, steady Coffee
$l4 20. Sugar, 5-le@3 l5-lec. HOps-Pacifc Coast,
lSe2( A3c. hides, l2leC. Copper-Lakr, ST. 90.
Tin-Spot so 65. Lead-Domestio, 81 70. Iron,
$l6. Petroleum. CSC.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Raw. firm and in fair dem nd; refined
hrmer aud 10 moderate demand.
CoHee-Ciosed steady At 6925 points down
Sales. 81 900 bags April. STA 20; May, ga 50
June. $l4 75- Spot Rio quiet and steady.
HOPS
Hops are dun and firm. Best Pacifcs are quoted
at u I2c.
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To-Day's Card.

The entries aud weights for this after
noon races are as follows:
First race. four and hair furlongs. for two
year-oldS-BOrdrauX 121. Happy Band 40,
Jovita 10, Polaski 10Y, Silver Plate 1o4 But
ton 10l.
Second race five furlongs, for two-year-olds-
Electricity ZIG, sue Abbott 1l3. ROsee 113,
khodanihe Ill, Ovation 1o5. Claire I04, Jennie
Deane l02.
Third race (handican), six fnnonGs-Wildwood
125. Misty Morn 123. LOItie Mills III, Sympa-
Iheuc's last Ill. TOpEallanL IL, Bessie w 104,
Wild Robin 100 Pescador ia
Fourth lace Selling. one mile and seventy
yArds-RevOlver lis, ST. CrnX 10Y, Garcia 80,
ST. Patrick 80, Democrat 10Y.
tifth race, six urlongS-Joe 1922 Drummer
III, Morton lis, Mackey +, Vanity ia. Soil
tude 1l2. HuguenOt III, Sidney 10, Little
Tough 107, Alto Mio 1U7, Lucy 104, Oita 1o2.
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CHICAGO, April 25.-wheat opened active and
closed quiet. July, the principal future opened
!sc higher, held steady for time eased of q on
lower cables ami reports Of rain held steady
62c
CHICAGO, April 25.-wheat, 7l5sc Corn, 4lIAe
PORK $lS 10. Lard, $40 I7Ia. RlDs So 40
Whisky, 81 Ia, ~ w.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, April %.

TUESDAY EVENING, April 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour quiet.
Silver steady.
Wheat Quieter Barley steady.
Black Oats improving.
Rye dun. Corn unsettled
Bran and Middlings unchanged.
Hay ak
Beans dull
Dried Peas nominal.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter steadying- Cheese weak.
No change in Eggs.
Honey firm.
Poultry weak and dull.
Receipts OF Strawberries Increasing.
Oranges doing better.
Dried Fruit. Nuts sad Raisins dull
Hams and Bacon firm. Lard easy.
Hops lower and neglected
TaIlOw very dull.
No change in Wool.
Grain Bags quiet.
Coffee nominal
Coal firm.
New York Exchange recovered.
Treasure shipment TO China.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL,
- Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
principal place Of business, san Francisco, Cal;
location OF works, silver Star Mining District,
Storey County, New.
Notice-Thcre are delinquent upon the follow
ing-described stock, on account of assessment no
~, levied on the l7th day OF March 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-.
speetiYe shireholders as folIoMs:
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Post betting: to ; Revolver. . to AlmOnt. 2 to
! WyauashoUt.
wicklow 1902 Csullivan) A to l also ran


! WyauashoUt.
wicklow lo2 CSulivan) to l also ran.
Fifth race-Six furlougs; selling.
b. 9. Holly's br. h. sympathetics Last. a. III
j.
u. van Gorden's ch. IN. Motto 4. 100 &C. Webber)
d. Dennisons b. f. Bessie W. 4, 100 (SullIvau) 3
Time, 1:14t4.
Won by one and quarter lengths; half a length
between second and third
Post betting: to Sy mpathetic's Last 2 TO !
Motto. to l Bessie w.
lnkermau la '(Eppherson) to l. Joe Clifton
ia (Naryarezl to l. also ran.
Sixth race-SiI fuTIongs; selling. Purse $3.50.
H. ID. Browns b. c. Quarterstaff, g. l03 (Sulli-
Z. Savage's b. II. Jackson. a, ia u. Webber) . 2
Antrim stables ch &. Crawford, 3. 81 &c. Web
DeIJ...'s.
Time. lis.
Won by two lengths, same between second and
third.
Post betting 8 to ousrterstaG, 5 to Jacks on,
to l Crawford
The Drummer 1O3 CLANCY to /, Jim Lee so
(Inrberviile) is to 1, Bronco 1874 (KOse) to /.
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BAGS-No change Calcuttss. June and July. Ga
@6ssc: Wool Bags 30Lap32c.
CANNED FRUlTS-Apricots, 81 3561l 80 p doz:
Peaches. 81 60Cll So; Pears, 81 601l b5; White
Cherries, $2tq2 70; Black Cherries, 81 1901 80;
PlLms 81 1901 50.
CANNED GErABLES-Tomatoes 97JhcGsl;
Peas, 90c@$l Is z dozen.
CoFFEE-ls nominal and unsettled, owing to the
recent panic In the trads at New York.
COAl-PreYieus prices rule Market In very
fair shape for sellers. Receipts moderate. Wei
lIngton, So q ton; New wellington, So; South
field Wellington, 81 so 2 ton; Cedar River So 90;
Seattle So so: New Seattle. So SO; Coos Bay. SIS;
Wallsend, So rs q ton for average, and 81 rs for
clean; Scotch, 81 n ton: Brymbo. 81 90; Greta,
clean. SO = ton; Cumberland. SS9S 90 In bulk and
So 5UGl0 IN sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
$ll Welsh Anthracite Egg, 50; Camel. SO 80 q ton;
Rock Springs, SO 50@9; Pleasant Velley and Provo
SIS 5000 ex-cars.
FISH-Pacihc Goldfish is quoted to jobbers as FOL
lows: Selected. sc u 10; MiddIes, 6ta@7ISc q 10:
Seabrght Bricks 7CDTI lac q 10: Blocks, 6156l5I9c y
ID; Buneiess, strips &C q 10: Bundles. 41ac q
10 NO Mackere is quotaDic at Sl2Gl3 IN half
bbls and s 1902 in kits; No. .. $40 in bis and
81 5O@l 10 IN kits: Mess Mackerel. SO q kit Fast
smoked Herring. Soc; Dutch do 81 5G@l rs q
keg; Whitehsh. SO in half-bbls and $2@2 rs in
kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 1902.
QUlCkSILVER-Quoted at S42 50G43 q flask
NAIIS-Base prices are: SO for iron OF steel and
50 35 for wire.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
aud Fine Crushed all 6Sse p n: Dry GRADUATED
5Ss c; Contectoaers' A. 55sc q ib; Magnolia 51sc;
Extra c, 5c Golden c. 434c; ID, 4lac; Standard
A, oL2c; half-bbls. SC more thaa bbis and boxes
lac more
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Posts are anotabe at lO1a cents each; Red
wood 50 25 q cord oak rough, ST 25G7 so;
peeled, 50; Pine. 50 rs p cord; Railroad Ties
37aac apiece for 6xS, Ale for 7xS and 45950c for
TANBARK-Ground Bark. s2i p ton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-26

Ana Ia accordance with law. and an order from
the Board of Directors made on the l4th day of
April 1893 so many shares of each parcel OF such
STOCK as may he accessory viii be sold at public
auction at the ONCE OF the company room S. 800
MONTGOMERY street san Francisco, California. on
FRIDAY, the hith day Of May, 1898, at the hour OF
o'clock p. N. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of sale.
J. STADTFELD JR., Secretary
omee-Room 50, 800 Montgomery ttre,t, San
francisco, California apis "a
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NEW YORK, April 25.-wool is firm and quiet
Domestic Fleece, 27@32c; Pulled. 26g37c; Texas
1792lc y ID.
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xchange and Rnllin

The China took out treasure list OF Sl9s,5l4
consisting sI6l 329 IL Mexican Dollars s2275 in
Cod Coin.$l3lO IN Cold Dust and s33 600 in silver
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-26

Board-3O Gaslight, 721s; 40 v Water, 9s1s
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-50 Cal Electric Light. 22s1; 100 HutchIn-
son S Co, 7; 10 Water 9Ss4 f; $lUOO
Branch Railway Bonds, l0lj4.
Strect-5J Water, 9SLs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

1ALACE hOIEL.
Langford Stockton G wood Bo5ton
Is McQua, Chicago N Carwell & ". Boston
II Huffman, MERGED Mrs P Piilsbury Ills
Hearns, Duluth Misses Pillsbury Ill
NJ Wertuermer,S Diego L W Edy, Santl Cruz
u WadswOrth, Diego Powers q W. 3 Diego
r Lush, Chico Mrs A winsns, Diego
" Fiddle "a Miss wlnsas, San Diego
Mrs Biddle. Pa hrs Codngs Mass
w Stearns. Slskiyou } Chur h. Miss
Mrs Cone Red Bluff G ; Page a W Sav Rafael
Miss Cone, Red Bluff 6 " Ro-ets & w ohio
II Stephenson, Tacoma Mrs e NJ F4rand. Ohio
J Ca Ill., , acoma ID A Bender. Carson
r s Phelps Jr q y GBaryello Vfcavllie
j Clark, French Gulch Ga Ayers NacuvilIe
W Longwell AS Abbott, NaeavIls
J Barclay, London AID Go.dshmidt u &
J ) Kenny. Toronto Mrs Il u Stevens Boston
NJ Foley, Nov Miss l. Iairbush. Boston
W KimUle & w, Pa Miss } Farbush. Boston
MUS l. hlm6le Pa Miss NJ Fairbush, Boston
w Scott, st Paul 5 Draper, y
4 hruls, ONO NJ Veterans, Colo
L Nj Lane, Baltimore Mrs Kuhn, y Y
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Bramayan, SoiocIad W II Cole GonvaIe
Moon, Sacramento Lyon. Fresno
g Scru5y, Fresno SIile, Fresno
II s Beamau. Iowa & Eason Portland
} Ward \ Rezaa. \ Y
worster, Berkeley NJ + Hatch Grand Pass
w I Belew. San Jose Meyer. Fresno
Bishop. Fresno Bishop, Fresao
j Burke. Eurega & Z hornton ogden
Is III BancdOft Ogdon J Gan50u Portland
Z i Love. Cal ID COIN, Chico
c Smith q W. Baltimore s Thompson. Lodi
& y Bourke, Lodi NJ J Phf.an. Sacramento
y Stohenau, Johnstown ID A Bleuk Santa Rosa
Branayan, Santa Rosa 4 } C4rllsle. Santa Rosa
" Kelly santa Rosa Conkliu Parcines
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
E James & w. san Jose H King Pleasanton
Harry King, Minneapolis jos Hillett. Boston
II Lampman, Portland Nelson, Denver
u Schweduke. NJ ) Co LANDMARK. p Robes
a flhAle' oregon Martin, Los Angeles
A complete translation Of DIMES
Divine Comedy" was exhibited at the Paris
Exhibition OF 1882, the volume being so tiny
that 1t measured less than half an inch
square. 1t comprised IA, 1913 verses. and
was contained ip 800 pages
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EngIish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, April 25.-The spot market is
weaker at 5s Id Cargoes steady at sos Sd for
off coast. Sls Tor Just shipped aud sos for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool! quotations Tor No. . Red Winter: April,
IS SD; May, 5s s&4d; June, 5s 9i4d. july, IS
lOAG; AususL IS Id; september, IS lls. ID; Ucto-
Der, is
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 70. - COusos, e9 sic; Silver
3sd kentes, S6f Ice.
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AUCTION SELES.
EDWARD S. SPEAR & CO.,
Furniture Book and General Auction >
81 and 81 Suffer StreaL
NATHAN JONAS 6 CO.,

THIS DAY.
WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1898, at II O'Clock A, NJ.
on the premises. 1914 Fillmore ST., bet Bush and
Pine (taKe Suffer California St cars), will sell
the stock and fine fixtures OF hrst-cass ladies' hair
store. comprising; Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Wigs:
Front Pieces: Braids; Puffs also fine large linz Of
Dark, Light. Brown switches: Ladies' Back Combs;
Curling Irons; Face Powder; Hair Tones: Hair
Dye; Bay Rum; shampoo; Curling Fluid Bril-
liantine, etc; Fine Store Fixtures, with glass doors
and drawers: Nindow-shades; Lace Curtains; 2
Mirrors; Gas Fixtures and Globes: 40 yards Brus-
sells Carpet: Chairs; Tables Sofa; Oilcloth. Terms
at sale III NATHAN JONAS Auctioneer.
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s s5s@ g.ap5ea stock Hogs 54a5s4o; dressed do
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PORTLAND, Or, April 25.-Clearances. s24l,Oo
balances, SAC OUO
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THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to bs
informed on the events of tbs
day, or to read choice literature
to keep constantly a supply OF
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF ths
Board OF Directors, made on the nth day OF Ma en-
1888. SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary VIII be sold az public auction
at the office OF the company, room No. So Nevada
BLOCK NO. 3O9 montgomery st San Francisco CAL
on THURSDAY the llth day Of May, 1893 at ths
hour OF O'Clock P. A. OF said day. TO pay said de-
Hnqueat assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of the sale -
ALFRED X DURBROW, Secretary:
oEee-Room No. SO, Nevada Block, No sOa
montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal aoz3 ~
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"Alllng Women,

Hear my story and believe.
II was about dead with
womb trouble when | began to
take Lyala Z. Pnkham'S Peg,
eta6e C0mbOuna.
81 did not know what rest
was for months. l was so dizzy
and faint at times l thought |
was dying. Oh! how my back
did aChel and | was so cross
and irutablel
u am to-day a living witness
of the wonderful and almost
miraculous effects of that great
remedy. Relief came with it
at once. My appetite returned.
| am now as we'll as | ever was.
=" If you wish for health, have
faith in Mrs. Pinkham's treat,
ment and medicine" Mrs. J.
Arthur, Taylor, oEH.A
Texas. s%M
From the ute h VA
rus and womb WV
spring nearly all e..
of woman's trou- ~ caas IA,
bles. VI xEtNgSssg
All druggists sell IT, II>EAAs@SMzE5
Address in confidence
LYDIA Z. PINKHAa4 MED rFH.>1J<,~ 2S<%
Co., LYNN, Mass. q ~ ~
Liver PITS, % cents. s@~&-@~<'s"'
fell lysa MOVIE ..s5..,..
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NORTHEY SKIPPED.
The Former Jury : Briber
as d Bookmaker.
HE LEFT WITH THE CASH
Jim Neil Says He Is Crazy-Joseph
rlaloney's Bold Bet on
Charmion.
HE LEFT WITH THE CASH,

FTER Revolver won the
fourth race at The Bay
District yesterday a sad
crowd of plungers
lowered around the box
of James Neil. the book-
maker, sport, politician.
etc.
They wanted money,
but as there was none
left IN the box, they did
not get any. They kept
their pool-tickets on Re-
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25xIO2:ll, with L 5z25:IO; 1913 Laguna and
subdivisions
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Hts on SITTER and 90 On Hyde, with L
27:6X3O; NV. cor; whole or in lots;
superb for club, private hotel, druggist,
dentist or doctor.

Valencia Street, Rent Si55.
75xl0O: 8O6.s12 Valencia, S. OF 18th; stores
and fats rtnts $3.50.
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Laguna, Corner walnu.

California street Dwelling.
25x1lO &c; 1925 California E. OF Larkin; a COM
Portable dwelling; sold TO close estate.
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Large 27th-street Lot.
160xll4; S. Inc OF 27th, 80 feet L. OF Noe: as
whole or in lots to suit
Three Lots, 23th Street, W. of Church.
Three lots. each % :SxIl4: = on n. and l on
line of 2Sth, bet. Church and Sanchez
Sul6 wel9 Su23 Tu25 Wees Th27 Ct
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Golden Gate avenue Corner Dwelling.
27:6xIl0: SW. cor. Golden Gate ave and Pierce.
with handsome modern residence; present reduced
Z
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-Four Church-streat Lots.
Four lots. each 25xlOO. E. line OF Church bet.
25th and 26th sts; suitable for business resi-
dence,
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apl2 I'm exMo 6p
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Time. l:S412.
Won byR length RDd q half, three lengths be-
tween Jscend anc third
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pELINoUENT SALE NOTICES

KILLIP & CO., Auctioneers,
ap24 90 % 50 myl 2s4 % MONTGOMERY ST.
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McAlllster.street Residence.

25x137 IS: 1928 McAllister bet Steiner and FIJI.
more, with fashionable, well-buAt I4-room house;
rental value $50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-13

ALDERMAN CAREY was in Milwaukee
on Monday. On his way home he fell in
with an Alderman Of Port Washington.
The latter SAID: Il understand the rail
road company have some things in view
at your place which promise to be of
great benefit to your city" YES" Mr..
Carey replied, "brt it is doubtful whether
which is a condition required by the rail-
road company" What kind of people
have yon in Manitowoc," asked the other,
Il only wish we had the opportunity you
have and we would act quickly"