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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

SKULL OF p%lrIoropoN. THREE ~rFErLoNa.
bones OF the tail are SO short that it is
probable the animal had. in life, 10
p%crceptible tail, being, in this respect,
remarkably unlike most of the
supials now existent in Australia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

And as Miss Flora Henderson repre-
sented in every way the ideal of Mr..
Augustus Richards, so did he represent
hers. He had the physical beauty of
Miles Dawson. and was quite the equal
OF the latter in the matter OF wealth.
SO many horses he had not. but he
owned a sufficient number of them.
lie was not horse-mad. nor did he
yawn over Shelley or despise aesthetic
pleasure. In truth, in the pursuit of
aesthetic delights he was as eager as
Henry Webster. He was in all things
the sort Of mar to whom our heroine
of Boston would have been willing to
intrnst her hand and her heart.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

A SORE Throat or Cough, II suffered TO
progress, often results in an incurable
throat or lung trouble. 'Brown's Bronchial
Troches' give instant relief. Price rs cts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

! G. &, SIMPSON, Marques, " Vi
Halls Catarrh Cure cnrrd
DAD case OF catarrh," Druggists :, !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

Is but calling i, banter onS
done. Swift. anu thoI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

Actors, Vocalists, Puh,io
hale's Honey of Horehonnud epeakaI
fike's Toothache Drops Cure G N u y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

"EvERYTHING m to him who waits,''
says the philosopher. The umbrella Dor.
rowed by a friend should be excepted
Boston Courier,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

But they never met.
And they lived happily ever after
John kendrick Bangs, in Harper's
Bazaar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

"SEE here,n said the mn, /
ried a widow, "hasn,tD Su VINO |
gray rather suddenly sins a. u, nay
Oh said she, that's fromw ~ vi
80 scared when You nron o,,, irlgh|
you Know Indianapolis J ourn.sG'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

BEECHAM's PILLS area wonderful medicine
for any bilious or nervous disorder, such as
sick headache, etc. Price. 25 cents a box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

BETWEEN THE AcTs. -"Wen ,a
think of ittn son, its ahou, WA
is long. "-Life's Calendar. D
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

But what sort of a woman was Miss
Flora Henderson, it may be asked, that
she should de nand so much in the man
with whom she should share the bur
dens of life? Surely one should be
well-nigh perfect ones self to require
so much of another-and | really think
Miss Flora Henderson was so,
In the first place, she was tall and
stately Junoesque some people called
her. She had an eye fit for all things.
1t was soft or hard, as one wished it.
1t was melting or fixed, according to
the mood one would have her betray.
She was never tiippant. and while the
small things of life interested her to an
extent, much more absorbed was she in
the great things which pertain to ex-
istence. Dance she could. and well. but
She danced not to the exclusion of all
other things. With dancing people
she was a dancer full of the poetry of
motion, and enjoying it openly and in
nocently. With a man of learning.
however, she was equally at home as
with the callow youth. With nature in
her every mood was she in sympathy.
She was fond OF poetry and of music,
Indeed, to sum up her character in as
few words as possible, she was every
thing that SO critical a dreamer of the
ideal as Mr.. Augustus Richards could
have wished for. nor wa there one
weak spot in the armor of her charac-
ter at which he could cavil.
In short, Miss Flora Henderson, OF
Boston, was the ideal of whom Mr..
Augustus Richards, of New York,
dreamed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

Miss Flora Henderson was born and
bred in Boston. and, like Mr.. Au-
gustus Richards. had reached the e
Of thirty without having Welded 10 the
allurements Of matrimony. This was
not because She had not had the oppOr-
tunity, for opportunities She had had
In greatest measure. She made her
first appearance in society at the age
Of seventeen. and for every year since
that interesting occasion she had aver
aged four proposals Of marriage; and
how many proposals that involved
every person who can multiply thirteen
by four can easily discover. Society
said She was stuck up. but She knew
She wasn't. She did not reject men for
the mere love Of ii. 1t was not vanity
that led her to say ne to 50 MANY ador-
ing swains: il was simply the fact that
no, Il in all the great number of
would-be protectors represented her
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

service 20 me in the advancement .;
nv ambition in letters, as well SS IN
the cducatouSl world, aud think You
would 6ni me by nature ~N>ronS'Ve to
every wish you could have am \
lover II music Ssd y are YOU We
10th delight in the St8Gy ot art ami
there is in ~ both that Inherent love
II nature wifica would make # this
earth a very paradise for me We're yoU
u Income mv LIES companion
Then Miss Flora Henderson had
l,NkN upon hj> stern and extremely
Aomc}y face ana had uneon>cjoU>ly
even 10 herself glanced rapidly =; his
unaluth sSGve, SRl eould II bring
herself 10 answer yes Here MAS the
Intellectual man, hut his physical short
oomjng> forbade the ~Utterance Of the
word which Shoa]& make Henry Web
S,er the hsppie>; ofmen Had he writ
ten his proposal he would have stood 4
better chance, though ! doUbt that in
auy event he could have succeeded.
Then he could have stead al least as
abstract mentality. but the intru-
sion Of his physical self destroyed all,
She refused him, and he went back to
MS hooks oppressed by an overwhelm-
.nc sense OF loneliness, from which he
aid not recover for one or two hours
So it went with all the others. Ne
man Of all those who sought Miss Hem
ierson's favor had the godlike grace of
Miles Dawson combined with the
strong intellectually Of Henry Web
,ter. with the added virtues of wealth
md amiability. steadfastness of pur-
,o>e. anu all that 1t seemed some
lines 10 Miss Flora Henderson, as it
,ad often seemed to Mr. Augustus
Richards, that the standard set was too
high, and that an all-wiSe Providence
vas no longer sending the perfect be-
NC of the ideal into the world, if, in
iced, He had ever done SO.
Both the man and the woman were
earning, they came finally to believe.
.fter the unattainable, but each wa
trong enough of character TO do with
less excellent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-18

women, baf none OF them came mp 70
his ideals Miss F~otheringay, for in
stance. represented his notions as 10
what a woman should BE- physically,
but intellectually he found her woefuiiv
below his required standard She was
tall and >I9tcly-lunoesQue some peo-
ule called her-but in her CONVERSE
,jpu She was decidedly hippant She
was Interested in all the small things
ot life. but for the great ones She had
no inclination. She preferred a dance
with q tallov youth To 5 chat with a
mar Of learning. She woyshiped arti-
fetal indoor life, but had no >ympa-
thy with nature The country she
abominatcd. and her ideas of rest on
sisted solely in a change Of locality,
which was why she went 10 Newport
every summer. there to indulge in fur
thcr routs and dances when She wea-
ned Of the rou,s and dances OF New
YORK.
Miss Patterson, on the other hand.
represented TO the fullest degree the
intellectual standard Mr., Augustus
Richards had set up for the winner of
his affections She was fond % poetry
and OF mRSic she was a student of
letters. and a clever talker on almost
al the arts and sciences in which Mr..
Augustus Richards delighted. But,
alas physically she was not what he
could admire, She was small and in
significant in appearance, She was
pallia-faced, and, it must be confessed,
extremely scant Of locks; and the idea
OF marrying her was to Mr.. Augustus
Richards little short of preposterous.
Others there were, too, who attracted
him in some measure. but who likewise
repealed him in equal if not greater
measure.
What lie wanted Mrs. Augustus
Richards to he was a composite of the
best in the beautiful Miss Fotherin-
gay. the intellectual Miss Patterson,
the comfortably rich but extremely
loud Miss Barrows, with a dash of the
virtues Of all the others thrown in.
Tor wears he looked for such a one.
but season after season passed away
and the ideal failed to materialize, as
unfortunately most ideals have a way
Of doing, and hither and Won Mr., .Au-
wStus Richards went. unmarried, and,
a. society said, a hopeless, confirmed
bachelor-more'S the pity.
H.
The morning call., 1893-04-27
SATURDAY EVENING AUCTION
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market Continued strong and active yester-
day. The middle stocks were the fayorites. and
despite the fact that private advices reported a
little shading of u the appearances OF the punches
OF in the different parts o. Potosl that STOCK
was the leader. and under the active purchases Of
Marks advanced to 81 IS. Chollar equally
strong aud sold up to 81 20 the early informal
session under sales OF 1900 shares.
No particular news was received from the front
They are stu cutting out for station IN the Wilze
below the 1855 OF Ophir Work is not being pushed
ahead as rapidly as it might and It will be the
last OF the week before prosecuting IS comm need
There particular change on the early calf
yeste rd1y and prices remained steady, with sales
il Ophir at 81 g. Mexican 81 IS. Curry soc Fest y
Con Cal. d Va. s. 80. Potos 81 20, CholIar 81,
Norcross 81 p ana Jacket 81 8.
advanced and closed strong at the noon recess. No
change TO be on the 2:30 P. N call and the
day closed strong and active with fo1os 81 % bld
NOTES.
silver remained steady Yesterday with sales in
New ORR at SIC and 80 1850 III London
Local securities were more active yesterday In
the board 5000 southern Pacific OF California
. per bonds sold at ST !. and SIlO IS was the
highest Otd at the close. California Electric Light
was stronger W tn sales at So s. "a d22 10 Spring
valley IS brought 1921 and san Francisco Gas
The Champion mine in Nevada County viii soon
put in new hosting and p unblng works. Inc com
Jany through Ks agents and experts has just pur-
chased the machinery Ia san francisco and it VIII
be shipped Immediately TO eyada CITY. II Will be
one OF the heaviest plants OF the kind 10 Nevada
County. and Will lie after the pattern OF the Idaho
plant at Grass Valley aud will enable the mine TO be
worked depth OF over 5UO0 feet.
The weekly report OF the Savage is as follows:
On the 100 level they still extracting fair
grade ore in east cross4ut = from the south
DRIFT On the eleventh floor Of this level have
started east prospecting drift and advanced
some twenty feet This DRIFT passed through four
feet of faiT grade During the weeS We have
hoisIed 81 Of ore from this level Car samples
average $50. on the 1900 level we have started a
south drift from the top OF the upTalse on the ledge
and advanced some IS feet face in quartz assay
Ing from SO to 81 per Ton On the 800 level on
north drift at a point 80 feet north OF the south
boundary have started east crosscut ! and
advanced the same 70 feet, the quartz giving low
The morning call., 1893-04-27

CENTRALLY LOCATED, IN THE HEART OF
THE CITY, ON TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH.
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF BROAD
WAY, OAKLAND'S MAIN THoROUGHFARE,
AS FOLLOWS:
The morning call., 1893-04-27
,k,auds. Positions.
New Incnrnnrafinns

The Merchants Telautograph. Telephone
and Telegraph Company has been incor-
porated with capital stock of S., 0OO. 900. OF
which $4,000 has been subscribed. The
directors Of the new concern are: George
Z. Perkins. j. B. Stetsnn. w. f. Whittier.
John d. Spreckels, Louis S!oss, A. E. Brook
the company Is to carry on general tele-
graph and telephone company. They ex-
pect to construct nearly 200 miles of tele-
graph and telephone lines within the county
OF San Francisco. -
The Kelley Institute Of Nevada has been
Incorporated with a capital stock OF s100 GOO
The Pacific Trading Company, Organized
for the purpose of hunting seals and
whales, has filed articles Of incorporation.
The capital stock is $1,000 of which
$1,000 has been subscribed. The directors
Of the company will be: Ed Hanson, l..
w. Williams, Charles Bruce, A e. Booth,
ID. Frederick and Ernest and William
AdelsdOrfer
The morning call., 1893-04-27
True to Their Traditions.

There is young Southern woman In the
West End no has several little girls and
boys, all Of them thoroughly and uncon-
sciously imbued with loyalty to the memory
of General Robert Z. Lee and Jefferson
Davis. The other day the father was dis
cussin. the merits OF the several candidates
for Office at the spring election, and express
ing some doubts as TO whether he would
vote straight ticket He said to his wife:
The fact is, Mary. things have come 10
such a pass in municipal politics every
where that the man who wants 10 vote
right is sOrey tried. At this minute l am
unable to say who | shall vote for"
There was long pause. the mother offer
ing no suggestion, but after a while one of
the little hOys SAID
"Why, papa! Pm astonished at you.
Vote Tor Jetf Davis. of course"
That settled it. lie will vote the straight
The morning call., 1893-04-27
BASEBALL TO-DAY.
The Changed Schedule Has Benefited
the Game in Oakland.

To-day the first game of the new series
will be played at the Haight-street grounds.
The game will be between the home aggre-
CATION and the Oakland team.
The change in the schedule OF games,
making the second of the games played at
Piedmont on Sunday morning, has tended
to popuarize the game in Oakland to con-
siderable extent. Friday is ladies' day
across the bay, and good crowd always
turns out when the ladies are present, and
the Sunday morning games draw a large
percentage OF those whose business keeps
them away from the weekday playing,
The makeup of the two teams that will
play the coming series of five games is as
fOlln,rc-
The morning call., 1893-04-27
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slauRhterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@e1ao; second quality.
BIC; third do. 46l5c q H.
vEAL-Large, et2961aci small Calves, 7@71hc;
Dairy Calves. SC q n. -
MUTION-w ethers size y n: Ewes, &c.
SPRING LAMB-719@Slac Il ID.
PORK-Liyo Hogs. 61s965sc for heavy and me-
dunn granted; stock Hogs. 512@5s1c; dressed do,
9&912c u ID. "
The morning call., 1893-04-27

CHICAGO, April &c. - Wheat was quiet July
opened unchanged, advanced "A C on bad weather
in the Northwest and fair local buying 1t then re-
coded Fec GU threatened rain in France and closed
steady Hc lower than yesterday. Receipts 92 900
bushels; shipments. 81, 600 bushels rye soc Bar
ley. 62e.
CHicAeo, April %. Wheat 7lc Corn, 4lc
Whisky, 81 Ia. - "
The morning call., 1893-04-27
General Merchnnhlse.

BAes-Calcuttas, June and July el4@6ssc; Wool
Bags, 30Ia932c.
SUGAR-Ihe western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 q Ii: Dry Graduated
pa Contectoners A, 5sso r. 10; Magnolia 61sc;
Extra Q, DC; Golden G. 424c; ID, 4Iac; Standard
A, e1ac; half-bbs. lac more than bbfs. and boxes
The morning call., 1893-04-27
REMEMBER,
SALE HELD SATURDAY, Mayo,
AT p. NJ,
AT SALE SRooM MS.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

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-There are delinquent upon the follow
ingdescrlbet stock on account OF assessment no.
I'D. levied on the l7th day OF March, 1893 tbs
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectIYe sh rehoIders. as follows:
The morning call., 1893-04-27
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, ADril 26. - The stock market was
dun and fluctuations in prices slight The in
terest In the naval pageant and the fact that the
Exchange will be closed tomorrow tended to cur
tail operations. In spite OF the duIIness however
firm tone characterized dealings. purchases being
stimulated by further reduction in the rates OF
Sterling Exchange, ease In money and statements
by bankers that no gold exports were expected by
tomorrow's or Saturdays steamers. A majority OF
stocks closed fractionay above last nights figures
Governments steady. Petroleum was duh and
closed at 67Ts &c bid. 6Sc asked
NEW Y DIRK. April 2b.-United States Bonds AS
1l31@; do rs, SO; Northern Pacific. 1917: Cana
dian Paeihe S5Ia; Central Pacific. 2634 MON pa
elhc. 1914 Atchison and Santa re. 3234 Wells
Fargo, l46; western Union, 9l3s; Silver go;
Sterling, 81 SO 2614 80.
Wheat = bprIl, 75Iac Flour steady Coffee
$l4 So. Sugar, S-1tG3 ! s. Ice Hops-Pacifc Coast
Tin-Spot. $50 TO- Lead-Domestic. 50 o. IRON
SIG. Petroleum. 6Sc
The morning call., 1893-04-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PALACE HOTEL.
J X Corfut, Norwalk G Stevenson W, Menlo
+ AinSworth Seattle PARK
q Ii White. Boston J Hastings W. st Paul
w w Copeland IL W, Bur SIR 4 Mrs II a Bartlett
linCten Mare Island
Sutif Cedar RAPIDS Mr&Mrs Il Harsard Peace
Mrs h p Buckingham. Mrs o b KimbalI d d. Chic
Vaeaville L SANDS. Des MoiHes
6 w Marqusrat D Moines Miss Msrquerat ID Mines
Mrs Marquerdt. u Mines ChansIor Los Angeles
J A ChanslOr, L Angeles Mrs k Winter than Ill
} II WinterbOtham. Chic A A Elliott IL W, OHIO
Miss McCliutoH. ohio Mrs K + Pierce, San Jose
" Freedman. y Rebel q W, Hanford
j & Neey JrSW, Memphis Mr. Il Mrs Z + Dyer. Milwk
w Swantan, Sta Cruz I Menzies Liverpool
H Menzies. Liverpool Mr. 1. Mrs GuIther, Eng
Mrs } Wood, y Miss Scoles y Y
Mr. a Mrs y W Laird, y Y MAN j c Kiiiman. Mass
Mrs 4 NJ htllman. Mass Mrs l. Bailey, Chelsea
Mrs CoJter Buffalo A L Cotter. Buffao
Mrs A 4 Monroe, Buffalo II ii Ritcher, Liyermore
Miss hOuehton. Oakland ii Is Houghton, Oakland
y p krause y Z Kirfel & W. st Louis
Mr. y Mrs opp, ST Louis Nh q MIS- !. Calm. y
DR. L L Reed q ", Pet Mr. q Mrs r Sins, Phil
Mullins 4 W, Ohio G Armstrong. SGntu Cruz
Mrs " ais, Napa J MiuArcE, PittsbuTg
DR. a schiedel, Truckland
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
j stowe. Santa Cruz Miss Hoffman. Stockton
j c Bewiey, Los Angeles J Taylor x W, san Jose
/ VI Rice, san Jose + Kimble. Los Angeles
A johnson. Los Angeles J Makers. Portland
Frank Gilmore, Portland C Louche. Arbuckle
II u Old. tbuaiar NJ luun, Chualar
J J OHrien. Boston M Costel o Portland
Pi de Back, NaiuutGroVe HusseV, STOCKTON
Mrs Hussey, stockton Nanderford. Portland
J " Lye. Albany DOwney Jr. WATERS
A MCAliister, Sacto + J Nc >haue. It Louis
J Peek. stockton Cobb, Portland
Sullivan, Albany o 7 Cromwell. Winters
J DUNLAP Sacramento j Robinson. Toledo y
u harvey. Cincinnati Mrs Tucker, Cincinnati
kaesIeigh, ST Louis
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
C L Grey, Chicago Figuesda, chicago
A Ahestrand Boston A Lowince, PtttSburR
Mrs j II McGar, Pittsburg Miss May Lowiuce PtsDrg
Z Taylor. Grand Island W + Beliew san Jose
Thompson, h Daniels, Omaha
J sioux, santa Cruz NJ Cronan, Sacramento
The morning call., 1893-04-27
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- Company. Location OF principal placs of bus
ness, San Francisco, California. Location OF WORKS
Grass Valley Mining District Nevada County Calf
fornla
Notice-There arc delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment No. B.
levied on tho IVY enty-thtrd day of February 1898
the several amounts set opposite the names of tbs
respective shareho lders. as folloMs:
The morning call., 1893-04-27

LIVERPOOL, April 26-The spot market Is
frmer at 5s ll1ad Cargoes steady at PCS Cd for
of coast 3ls for Just shipped and 30s for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter; Aprll
6s sad; May 5s 8lad: June, 5s Cd; July IS
9s4d; August, IS 1890 September, IS HAD; oc-
tober. IS.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 70 - Consols ee IA; Silver
3S LIED; Rentes, 96f 2Oc.
The morning call., 1893-04-27
The Divorce Cnnrf-

Judge Wallace has granted Elvira c. Oak
ley divorce from L. F. Oakley for failure
10 provide.
Mrs. Elonse Weske has filed an answer to
the proceedings Instituted by her husband
about year ago. She denies all the more
of her hui band. She asks for $500 month
as alimony.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

Ana IN accordance with law, and an order from
the Board Of Directors. made the 9th day of
March 1893, so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary VIII I've sold at public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, rooms lS aud
ID No so Pine street, san Francisco. California.
on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF May, 1898. at the
hour or O'Clock N of said day, to pay said dein-
quent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
u. NJ. KENT, Secretary
ofice-Rooms 8 aud 10, No, $50 Pine street. san
Francisco. California. apps I'd
The morning call., 1893-04-27
N. ]. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
pril Z, 1898,
AT 10 O'Clock sharp, at salesrooms.
1867 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
ONE GRNND BIRD EYE WALNUT
~ Octave Rosewood Upright Piano, Cost $500.
Most Elegant Parlor Upholstery in the richest of
satin and other fine covers; Most Magnificent
Chamber Furniture of foreign designs; Ele CANT
Dining-rOem and Library Furniture: Most Rich and
Magnificent Mante Mirrors ever offered at auction;
Grand Imported Inlaid Parlor Etagere with side
and center tables to match; Fine Odd Parlor Up
hosiery; Bed and clipper Lounges Wardrobes,
Chifonters and bookcases: elegant line of Car
pers, Rugs and Ornaments etc.; also the contents OF
three weil-furnished houses removed for con
venience of sale. NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auct!Oneer.
n. B.-The above goods are very e.egant and as
good as
Remember the hour. 10 O'Clock sharp
The morning call., 1893-04-27
GEO. E. LAMSlN.

COMPRISING
] Grand Upright Piano, from of the best East
ern manufacturers. No. instrument; l Magnih-
cent Parlor Set very latest New York style, up
holstered in Richest Brocades and Pushes: Elegant
Individual Chairs aud Rockers IN costly covers:
Valuable Pictures, Ornaments and Lace Curtains:
Magnificent Moquette and Wilton Carpets In par-
lurs aud has Handsome Body Brussels Carpets In
chambers: l Elegant Poshed-oak Folding Bed
with beycl-mirror front; fOiished-oaS Center
Tables: Magnificent Mahogany Chamber Suit
very massive ant elegant, with rarely fine marbles
and plato mirrors. cost $225: . Walnut Chamber
suits; Extra White Hair Mattresses Elegant
Divan Lounge; Costly Mantel Lambrequins ! Ele-
CANT Mahogany Armoire l Mahogany ChIfonier:
Handsome Cherry Side0oard; Ixtension-TaDle:
Fine Dining Chairs; l Elegant Silver-plited Tea
SCI; Fine China and glassware; Patent Kitchen
Table; Large costly Rugs; 20 Volumes Assorted
Books, aud other desirable articles.
E1- TERMS CASH.
ap29 ct GEO. f. LAMSON, Auctloneer
The morning call., 1893-04-27
Produce Marke,.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. 80 90@4; Bakers extras So sOGi;superHne
81 70@3 10 y DBL
WHEAT-A north wind has been blowing in the
San Joaquin Valley for three or four days, but 1t
has not affected the market. which continues dull
and largely nominal. No. I. 81 2215 oil 70; choice
81 2614 lower grades, 81 I7ie@1I 2l14; extra
choice for milling, 81 2712@l 321s . ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-ln O'Clock De cember-2Oo
tons. 81 1874; 1900 81 1878. May-l5O0, 81 2eLs
REGULAR MoRSINs Session = December - 6d0
The morning call., 1893-04-27

AohNiNa SESSION
Board-75 Cal Electric l. ght. 2236: % do. 22ss:
70 40, 10, Nv; 100 Gaslight, 721s: $1,000
" Bonds. l2l: $4,000 OF Cal 81 Bonds Ill.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5O Hutchinson S Co z; 100 YIgoriu
Powder. 2.
Street 100 Hutchinson Co, 7; 10000 V 81
-
The morning call., 1893-04-27
The One Excent;nn

They say that people sleep in church.
Well, let Il go: II may be,
But1ust the same there's one who don't,
And that one is a baby.-De1ance News.