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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
The Condition of France.

A moderate republic may be decried
Oy camorous anarchists, but neverthe-
less 1t has brought wonderful prosper
ny to France within the last twenty
years Wealth has never developed so
rapidly as under the present regime,
while people throughout the whole
country are in easier circumstances and
Oetter able to meet heavy taxes. The
CaSh reserve in the Bank Of France has
GouOIed, the savings banks funds have
increased fourfold, postal business has
grown 40 per cent, double the number
Vi people travel by rail, to say nothing
i the rise in freight traffic, and both
'ne output and consumption Of coal
snow similar proportions. The other
s'ue OF the picture is the advance in the
uea'h rate and the decrease of marriages
ana births. The latter have fallen
sIDFimingly in the last decade, while, TO
.ur'her diminish the rising generation,
we death rate of infants under one year
VI age is excessive.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

One of the dancers in the Black Crook
company, who is known by no other
name to the employees Of the Academy
than Annie, or Walking lady No. H."
was standing in the wings Friday night
waiting for her turn to go on with the
rest of the ballet. She wore blond
wig and was costumed in the scant at
tire demanded by the eSigencies Of the
occasion. She seemed nervous and looked
pale and i'll, but nobody noticed it. Sud
denly she reeled and fell.
When doctor was summoned it was
found she was suffering from lack of
food. 1t was also subsequently discov-
cred from other sources that the young
woman had sent all her wages away to
her two little sisters who were in want
and had reduced herself almost to star
walton. These facts I know to be true.
Cor. New York World.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
A Political Club,

A good story is told on one of the po-
litical managers. He was approached
several days before election by a young
man who stated that he had organized
a club Of eighteen men and would
name it after any prominent man who
would furnish the uniforms. He did
not want much-just cape busters and
plug hats. The manager studied the
matter over, and finally got the busters
and hats and threw in some nice canes
for good measure.
This is the last that has been heard Of
that club. 1t has not been named after
any prominent citizen SO far as any one
is aware. 1t has been learned, however,
that the young men have organized a
minstrel company, and are prepared to
give nicely dressed street parade when
they start on the road.-Indianapolis
News.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

Visitors to the Worlds fair will have
an opportunity to judge of the merits OF
some Of the inventions of Tobias Hud-
son, a prisoner in the Maryland peniten-
tiary. Hudson was convicted of horse
stealing in Washington county, and has
two years yet to serve. His being Grip
pied makes it impossible for him to do
the regular prison work, and he has per-
fected number of inventions in his
spare time. Three of these-a lock
which is used in the prison, an electric
lamp and an electric socket-have been
patented for Hudson by Mr.. Robert S.
Wiesenfeld and Warden Weyler
Mr.. Wiesenfeld has secured space at
the Columbian exposition for display
of Hudson's electric lamps, which will
be entered in competition with the others
on exhibition. Hudson says he has
twenty-five inventions that he will
patent from time to time, and he hopes
to derive revenue from them that will
keep him in easy circumstances after his
term expires. He asserts that he would
not sell his electric socket patent for his
liberty and SIC, 00O.-Baltimor Sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

a AAA'AF AtAs NC
fact that man Of that ago is honored
as one Of the city's pioneers is a star
Ting evidence of Chicago's wonderful
growth
Mr., Armstrong was born Nov. 90,
l4@, in what was then a north suburb
Of Chicago, In boyhood he commenced
planning how to make his fathers real
estate there more valuable, and his first
conclusion was that in his lifetime the
city would grow far beyond that locality
and therefore land should at once be re-
served for park. In the spring Of 1868
ne was elected a member Of the city
council as representative from the Thir-
leentn ware and as no one objected on
account Of his age he entered on his
duties at once and made the park sys-
TEN speciality. As there was already
a cemetery there to which many re-
mans had been moved from the center
Of the city, the papers attacked the prof
ect with much heat, but the measure
was carried and work was begun the
next year.
Once Lincoln park was a fact, and
people found what nice place it was,
south Side and West Side citizens be-
'urred themselves to create parks of
.heir own, and so Mr.. Armstrong may
Do considered the father Of the city park
system. All the aldermen who served
with him in 1868 and are still living
were On the reception committee, and a
me OIL painting of Mr.. Armstrong was
presented to him. He is known TO the
present generation as one of the firm of
armstrong g. Egan, architects.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

expert to guess
his nationality,
for he speaks
English, French,
German, Danish,
Swedish, in :
nish. Dutch, Rus
sian, Bohemian,
Polish and Slav-
ic, the first FIVE
like a native and
the CitllerS tOlerl-
bly, we'll. He Is
a Swede. and his
name is Ernst
Jackson. He has
done this work
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
cHIcAeo's LINCOLN PARK.

The Man Who Created the Great North
side Pleasure Grounds.
A very pleasant affair and one de-
serving a place in history wac the recent
ratherino M the Sherman House. Chi
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
Ne GIVES AWAY BIBLES.
.,,, who Has Distributed over a
Million Copies.

, rIIn VIVA las HIs'IIUUIVN VNOT
Million Copies.
when the immigrant from foreign
W has passed the complicated cate
lS t!,,n Of the government officials at New
T W"rt has been inspected and properly
INJECTED and turned loose in the big
, u,,,, 10 assert his traps and his crowd
Ioo .his final destination, he is accosted
~ ~ a pleasant spoken gentleman with
this question;
Have You BibleY
:, would be impossible for the most
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

cago, to do honor
to ex-Aldernan
John VI. Arm
strong, father of
the Lincoln park
system 1t is all
the more notable
because it was
held on Mr.. Arm
strOng's fftieth
birthday, an d
COmmemOrated a
work which he
began thirty-twO
years ago, when
a mora lu1 The
The morning call., 1893-11-21
w wEsTFRN HOrEL.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active yesterday
ana prices showed continuous advance No
particular stock was the f1vorite, but the whole
market showed a healthy advance. The weekly
reports did not eIaibs any particular chan &c. but
the shaft station on the 1000 level of Con Va
will be completed Friday aud the work Of
drifting viii then be commenced James Rule
and Herman Zadig leave fer the Comstock on
Friday. when Nj Rule will assume charge of the
work on the 1000 ieyel OF Con. Va
In ths Pacific Bcard yesterday there was a de
sire TO sell By the leading membrr rs but on the
$50 A. NJ call OF the big board the buyius orders
of Marks, PsxtcH aud Epstein gave .aifereu,
aspect 70 the market Con. Cal. & va sold AZ
IS SO. ophir 81 90. Curry 81 IS. Best a Belcher
~ 90 and Savage CSC. These figures war.
changed for she better on subsequent calls, and
The morning call., 1893-11-21
FOR
COLDS
CUTS
BRUISES
SPRAiNS
SORE
THROAT
Catarrh
AND
AFTER
SHAVING

there quite boom in the closing prices,
NOTES.
Secretary Alderman OF the Pacific Board re-
turned from extended Eastern trip Sunday.
Silver declined TO 6914c il New York yesterday
and TO 80 Died ia London
Alvinza Hayward has returned from the Utica
mine
AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders CT the
Occidental Con. Mining Company 32,57T shares
were represented. and the following officers
elected for the ensuing year: George r. Wells.
president: Nat. ]. Messer, vice president and II.
A K. Durbrow wsstre-eleeted secretary, and MS
financial statement showed a credit of 1885 81
stock dividend OF share for share was declared
upon stock remaining III the company's treasury
upon the payment OF Is cents per share upon all
assessor emit paid stock prior TO November "a.
in The kentuck they have resumed work In the
west crosscut from The south lateral drift on the
on the west ledge.
oCCIDENTAL-From the west ledge above the
400 level we are extracting about 10 tons OF ore
per week of the average value OF SS9 per ton. The
west Crosscut from No. upraise. started AT q
point 20 feet below the 800 level is in 10 ieet,
face In porphyry and quartz
JusTICE-The Blsm tunnel has been advanced
20 feet during the past week. making lie TOTAL
length 1873 feet. The face is in quartz and por-
phyry, giving low assays.
HALE & NoRcRoSs-l 800 level-The Wine De-
low this level was sunk feet me past week;
total depth. 80 feet. Have stopped Work IN the
botto of winZ and Will now start 10 Slope OUT
ore from the Wine.
Extracted during the week four cars OF
saying sS4 81 per ton per car sample ana 4 cars
of ore average assay per car sample $40 80 per
The morning call., 1893-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

=. olson and vile TO Otto F. E Burmeister. lot
on W line OF Alabama street, 2S76 of Twenty
Hugh GiiogeIey 10 John w Hamerton. lot on
line Of Natley street, 17T:4 Of Dolores, L rs 8
John. Tennian to Ann Tennian. lot on n line of
Valparaiso street, l14:5 Of Mason, 90 by W
aIicnael Csntweu to Catherine CantweI. lot on
MY line Of Howard street, 40 NE of Third. n f
Henrietta l. Selby to Davido Figorre. lot on y E
line OF Bo2rdman place, $50 Sc of Bryant street,
nan place; also lot on SE hne OF Bryant street
399 IS SW OF sixth. SW So Sc 10 Brannan. NE
IS. W 10 beginning: SO
Estate Of Anton Hero 10 Herman D. Free
lessehOld. on The w corner of u street ard sew
enfh avenue 49, w 100, 5e:31s, 100 1915;
Nellie 4. .wristen TO L 4. X. Larsen, lot on sw
corner Of street aad Forfy-itth avenue. y 100
s Get and wife TO MichaeI H. LawIer. lot on sw
corsrer q street aad Twenty-tourth avenue, W
, same to James a. Thomson, lot on line of R
str, { s. g W OF Twenty-ninth avenue. W 20 by
J. MeKerrow to Kate Morrison. lot on s line
Of I.stEeat. SGT OF Forty-fourth avenue. W Is
!. .l.:ionas W. Valentine to Anton Bank. lot on
NV iine of Baena vista street. 2Sl Ne OF Cort-
LAM aveA1e NE 25:o by NV TO- lot 2sS, COBB
:. 9 :. sritzsese TO Annie McTeAgue, lot 7o7.
!: Lowell white 10 Mary Coyne. lot on w line of
:, Rafirosd avenue 55:219 OF sumatra street, NV
s4:Sw 90. Sc III. So :21a. Case Tract: IS.
: William P.>Johnson OF Oakland 10 Florence L
: JohE son OF oakland. lot on : line of Merrim2c
: str5et 673. SO CT Telegraph avenue. 1855.
: ~? 4 ~ 1876. inches, W 40 l4S to begin
= hing. oakland; $40.
! same to same same. Oakland; gift.
f.1wln w. " oodward OF OAK ana TO E NJ. At
hearn. lots to 1e. block b. Broadway Terrace,
. oakland Township; SO.
g. William Henderson OF Oakland TO Elizabeth
. HENDERSON of Oakland lot on the E line OF Elite
street, $50 Of B. l3S. \ $50, 1884, 1s 5
. watts tract No ?, Oakland Gift.
= Jonas and Charlotte Ebert OF San Francisco to
= Sebecca Furst. wife Of H. Furst OF Oakland. lot
on Sc corner Of Chapman ana Tweuty-third
Avenue Park aveaue). > 30.7S. f 100. y 70. W
ll7S3. portion of lot 10, block IS. North Alameda
tract, formerly Valdez q Gla>cOck tract. sub
1ected TO 3 mortgage 10 the oak and Building an
Loan Association, oakland; SlO.
Anna L. and Clarence l. Wsshourn 70 Andrew
( Severns of san Francisco, lot on Sc corner OF
Butler avenue and BOUNDARY line OF Dunnigsn
Tract thence Sc 81. 2e. SO. y SO 81 Z 80 to
beginning, lot y. subdivision OF tor T. Dunnigsn
Tract tOSether with nine shares OF the capital
stock OF The " est Oakland Mutual Land Associz-
ton, subject 20 mortgage, Oakland Township; $40.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIOaEER,

tuesday. ..........NoS ember 81, 1898,
At IL O'Clock, on the premises,
231 Clipper St. Between 25th and 26til
Near Castro (Iakc Castro-street carr,
All OF the Near New nd legant ParIor,
Bed and Dining Room furniture, Fine
Selection of Pictures. Oruames Is, ETC..
COMPRISING IN PART: y
Magnificent Parlor Suit, in fine French velour and
hand-carved polished frames: DAD Ebony and
walnut Rockers; Easy and Corner Chairs In cut
p ush; Fine Center and Library Tables: Superior
Selection or Pictures; Ornaments and Clocks
Handsome Portieres: walnut Dining Table with
Chairs and Sideboard to match: four Extra Fine
Chamber Suits, In oak. walnut and cherry; Finest
OF HAIR Mattresses, Down Feather Pillows and
other Bedding; Lounges and Reclining Chairs
handsome Oak hall-Stsnd: Fine No. Cooking
Range with water back and kitchen utensils COM
plete. &1-Tne above residence has only bee .
used about seven months and is equal to new and
OF superior quality.
~ J. SIMMONS Anctioneer
The morning call., 1893-11-21
OCEAN TEAMSHIPS
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM %>n-
ocesn Diyision-and PACIFIC COAST ES&S&
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spearstreet wharf, at 10 A. M. for the above ports
one OF their Al iron Steamship viz:
STATE OF CALIToRNIA-Oet- 6. 18 26, Nov.
and Il. Is.
coLuNBIA-oct l. IL. 81. 81. Nov. and Dec
10. 90. "a
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
snd other divergBg lines for all points in Orego1
" sshington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yell DIVISIONS
Park and all points east and south and 70 Europa
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. SIC; steerags. %;
round trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofnces-l Montgomery 81, and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery ST.
Freight orice-200 California ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS q CO.. Sups. Ocean Linz
q 10 Market st, San francisco.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived

MONDAY Nov 20
stmr Arago. Donaldson. SO hour. from Coos
Bay; pass and mdse. TO o n Co.
Stmr Daisy Kimball, johns n, IL hours from
Fort Bragg etc: pass and mdss: TO klmealL
stmr Coos Bay Cousins hours firm Moss Land
ing produce, to Goodall. Perkins Co.
srmr Bonita, Green. hours from San Pedro;
produce TO Goodall Perkins Co.
stmr Alcazer. 6underson. Is hours from Ma
vsrro: 227 IL lumber to Navarro NM Co.
Stmr los AnEe es. Leland. IS hours from New
stmr Somer. gregory, 10 hours from Tacoma;
mise, 20 ieo Detrick & Co
Br stmr wellington salmond. 81 hours from De
parture Bay; 24oO tons coal. to Dunsmuir
Br ship westgste. watkins. Sc days from New
castle. NSw; 27o4 tons coal. TO Bsifonr. Guthrie
VIII bark John 4 winthrop Coon. ls days from
Fox Isisnd; ballast. 10 ) Knowles:
Schr Mary c, Campbell. hours from Bodegs;
80 bIs butter. TO koss Hewlett.
Cleared.
MoSDAY, Nov 20
stmr Columbia, Bolles, Astoria; Union Pacific
stmr santa Rosa, Alexander. San Diego; Good
stmr wans wslla. wallace. Victoria and Port
Townsend: GoodSli, Perkins & Co.
hr BARK Inverkip. Jones' Queenstown; Geo w
schr Olga. Ipsen. Mahukons; sprsckeIs 4
Bros Co.
MONDAY. Nov 20.
stmr columbia BoIies Astoria.
Stmr Mackinaw, LittIeheld. Tacoms.
Br ship Routen burn. Baker. Hull.
Shipping Notes
Steam ers to sail to-day are the China FOR China
and Japan. waiia wai!a for sictoris and Puget
sound, Arago for Coos Bay. Point Iona for Grays
Harbor. National City for HUMBOLDT Bay, Santa
Rosa for San Diego and Gipsy for he Salinas
River
The Arcata fats due from Goes Bay to-day.
The Ger shio Ferdinand Fischer loads wheat at
Seattle for EUROPE: Br bark Harold. salmon at
yictcris for ondon-
The Routenburu takes for Hull 1902 centals
wheat. valued st S6S, $50: Mysterious Star. for
Hayre, 22s honey aud s67 tons t1liow. valued
NJ $52040.
Te1egranhic.
POINT LOBOS-Nov 2o-lo M-Wczrher,
cloudy: wind. W: velocity. IL miles.
Domestic Ports-
PORT BLAEELEy-Arrivec Nov ls-Bktu Mo-
doc. hence Sov5.
EUREKA-Arrived Nov 20-Scnr Bertha Dol
beer from San Diego. ie-Bktn Monitor hence
Nov s: sehr Jennie Thelin. hence Nov 10.
REDoSDo-Arrived Nov 20-Schr Jessie Minor
cAsPAR-sansd Nov 2o-schr Maxim. for San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
Chicago Markets.

CHICAso Nov. 20.-In wheat there was mod
crate trade. The market opened 1sc higher on
better British cables, declined 1sc on probable
liberal Increase in the visible supply, rallied Ssc
better Continental cables, far exports OF wheat
and fours and small Indian shipments. reacted
Ia on 10, g. sales, rallied sac renewed better
feeling aud closed steady At Sse higher than on
Saturday. Receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments
s6. 600 bushels.
CATTLE
CattIe-Receipts. 20. 900: steady on best grades
others l01l5c lower: prime to extra steers. SIS IS
t6; good. 81 65&sS 20; others, S3tS4 80: stockers
aud feeders. 80 z095 IS; Texans sZ@e 80; West
ems. 81 50@i.
weak; rough aud common. IS 1n45 so: packers
aud shippers. IS s5lS5 So: prime heavy nd butch
ers'. IS so; light. IS @5 IS: mixed. IS Esq, 60
Sheep Receipts. $4,000; opened steady and
ruled LOG SC ower on ali grades; natives. SIG
8 SO: esterns, So $50 60.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat steady; cash, 59Lac: May. b71zc Corn
higher; cash. S57sc: May. $3.50. Oats steady:
cash 27c: May, 3015e. PORK. easy; January,
sl2 421a May. SIP 55. Lard. easy; January.
81 So: May, 81 6712. Ribs. easy; January,
SO 471a: May. 50 5212 Rye. 44c. Barley. NOM
mai flax. 81 O61s. Timothy. 50 as.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER

or fOftIanu, Salem. Albany, Eugene
City, Etc.
STEAMSHIP LINE TO YAQUINA E-1
- BAY-By this route 235 miles BY Tl2
steamer 10 saved over any oth-r route. Steamers
built OF iron, with wster-tIgnt compartments
III sail from section 4, seawalL foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail from San Francisco atuid day, November 70,
al A. Il No freight received after O'Clock u.
on dRV ing
Passenger rates 10 Portland. nrst class. SIA;
second class, IS; Albany. first class &l2; second
class. 81.
Ticket Office s Market street.
For fire. ght rates Apply 10
d. r. VAUGHN, General Agent section 4. seawsl
The morning call., 1893-11-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. S. co.

sPRkE. HAyEL. LAIN TRAvE sAALE, AL
LER. ELDER. Inns, wERRA FULDA
ELBE KAISER WILHELM II
New York, Southampton. Bremen Tue fast az
pres. steamers Of this company sail every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY Landing passengers IN
Southampton ia 7Jz days OF less from y ev York
These steamers celebrated fcr their speed aa5
the comfort Afforded passengers
RoRERT CAPELLE Ges agent TOR Pacific
Coast lis AonggensrY street under Occidental
Hotel sag FraneEsco ia7 ~ THU
The morning call., 1893-11-21
GuNARD LIHE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pr 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Camp'nia, OBS. :30AN Camp'nia De 90. 3:OOPx
Umbria, Dec. 2, 100 PM mbria, Dec. So IL AN
Lucauia. ice. 9, 6:0OAN Lucsnis, Jan. 8, - 49,.
ktruria Dc lS. 0 AN EtTuria. Jan. Is $50. q.
CaDin passage. $50 and upward: second cabin,
s35. Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas
s1ge apply at compsnys ONCE, Bowling Green,
New York
VERNON b. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 10 WILLIAMS. DIMOSD CO.,
ly27 TurhSa Agents San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-11-21
RAILRoAn sHAREs.

wheaf-November. 6514c.
FIour-SteEdy.
HOps-DuiL
Copper Dull: Lake. SO 90 bid.
Lesd-Quet: Domestic. 80 IS bid.
Tin-Quirt ana firm; straits. $40 go bid
Spelter-Sieady; Domestic s. SO
Cofee-Optous were firm and higher wish active
trading. but eased of and ruled less active osing
barely steady from points advance TO points
decline. sales l4,500 bags. December. s1e 45A
10 80; January. SIS 2t@si6 az; March, SIS 901
l6 05. Spot Rio dull heavy; No. z. l7c.
SuRar-Raw. dun and heavy; fair refining, zs4 c;
centrifu ais 80 test. 3isc: rehned dull and gener
ally I4e lower; of A, 35s a. 1-loe: mold A, 4 -
"a l1-16c: standard and cOnfeetioners' A, s. q
@f4ssc; cut loaf and crushed. 5(G5 S-16c; pow
dered and cubes, e-l6S4s4c; granuiated, 5-l6
@a1ac,
The morning call., 1893-11-21
MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 20.
SUMMARY OF TIRE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Better demand for Wheat.
Barley, oats and Rye quiet.
Heavy receipts II Corn.
bay soc g ton Of.
Excessive arrival OF Beans.
Potatoes lower. onions steady.
Another advance in Butter.
Ranch Eggs continue TO decline.
Turkeys weak.
Game generally lower.
Car OF ORANGES rom Florida.
Riverside Oranges coming in.
Lines irmer,
Evaporated Apples weaker.
Apples lower.
Slender arrivals OF Berries.
Large shipment OF Tsliow TO France.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
GHAS levy q I'm,
THIS DAY.

AUCTlONEERS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
saiesroom-l 135 Market St. bet TIN and Stn
Regular Salesdays-Tuesda and Friday.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov 2O-During the FIRST part OF
the afternoon the market became heavy aud Still
lower prices were made. The depression was
broke occasionally by slight rallies but in late
dealings the lowest prices of the day were current
the decline ranging from "a TO 31s%. the latter In
rdage common. governments strong. Petrol
dull and easier; December closed at 746sc
asked.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call easy at laS Aa%: closed &C L NJ.
frmer; si1ty-day bills. "a a3@4 s314: demand.
81 S5L4@4 S51.. Y. s. As registered, sll214;
do coupon. sllS; as registered. &s41s: Pacific
Us, sos; Silver, 694c.
The morning call., 1893-11-21
General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAiS-CaIcuttss nominal
SUGAR-The Wesrer q Sugar kedninR Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cuoe. Crushed. Powdered
aud Fiae Crushed. ALI 53sc = n: Dry GRADUATED.
et4e . u: Confectionery A. 51sc: Magnolia A,
zzsc: Extra e. xsxc. Golden Q. s15c; -. 41xc;
standard A. &c; hAifbarrels. same AZ barrels. aud
boxes 1sc more.
The morning call., 1893-11-21

esday..................> November 2I, 1893,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ar salesroom,
113o MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
I'VE WILL SELL.
one square Piano. one Organ, Mantel Mirrors.
rarlor sets. Bedroom sets with Clipper and Curled
halr Top Mattresses Bedding, Carpets, Book.
cases. Desks Chairs Tables, Clocks, Poker Tables
Crockery, glassware, Stoves and Ranges, etc,
Also 1000 Cigars
CaAs LEVY & CO., Auc tioneers
The morning call., 1893-11-21
TO FORFEIT HER.
The Government Proceeds Legally
Against the Czarina.

Against the CZarina.
Condemnation proceedings were begun
by United States District Attorney Garter
in the Federal courts yesterday against the
sealing schooner Czarina, which, on her
arrival from Alaska, the revenue cutter
Richard Rush seized here on the 4th inst
The allegation in the libel filed agains,
her charges her with having taken
aboard six barrels of sealskins landed in
the harbor OF Sansk Island, Alaska, oy
the American schooner c. G. White, which
was seized some weeks ago. The White
took the sealskins there from Japan, and
the object Of Captain c. Schmals Of the
Czarina in receiving them from the White
and bringing them here was evidently TO
avoid paying the tax on them. The trans
fer from the White to the CZarina was
made last June.
The morning call., 1893-11-21

STANDARD books by standard authors at the
standard rate OF tn cents each-that is the
offer we make. See advertisement on page 8
Bring your coupons 10 HE CALL Branch
Office, no Market street.
The morning call., 1893-11-21

MORNING SESSION.
Boards Water 20.
Street-l0 Gsslight, 67Is
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-25 Cant Powder Con. %; so do rs; IS
do, 25Ss 5000 s V az Bonds go.
Ssreet-660 Hutchinso S Co. 6,
The morning call., 1893-11-21

Owen s. Keehan, gripman of the Haight-
street car that ran over and fatally injured
Charles Roeteer, the Oakland saloon keeper,
or SUNDAY evening. surrendered himself into
custody at the Central police station yes erday
morning HI was booked on the charge OF
msnslauehter, but was released GU his own
recognizance by order of Captain Douglass.