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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Herbert O. Herrfck to Elizabeth S. Herrick, lot
line Of Ellis street, 1876 L OF foIK l. zf'o Oy
) 100; S.
Pine street. IL L OF OctaYia, 5U:6 by 1877 %,
subject to q mortgage; $40.
c. + and w NJ. p. CIapp to same. same war
raHty deed; SO =.
" by 1928 S44l3. 80,
q. and Mary Abraham to Alexander and Lilly
-LeyisOn. same; gilt.
Elizabeth $ aerrick and Mary E. Turner to
Herbert =. Herr1ck, lot line OF Sanchez street,
81 IS OF Duncan, 80 by + 100; 50.
L. II. and Virginia r. beaRin 10 samuel wand,
lot ON + line OF hyde street, T2:8La OF Pine,
% by TO; $40.
Marie 5irolt to Laurent Girot f 5O-vara lot
3S2, 77:6 OF corner OF 5Ovara lot 3S2, 20
by w So g. with right u way, Vincent street. as
recorded dot on line OF Vincent street, z 20
of Union, 90 by L 50 % gift
Emil J. GianBini to Mary GlanDini. all interest
nfoilowng: Lot on NV line o. Folsom street,
30 n + of Second, \ + % by Is: also lot on
NV line OF Folsom street. 10 y r of Second. NE
So. wv 80 w 49, Sc g. SW =. sc %; also lot on
line OF Eighteenth street, IDS OF Howard, w
IS by y 100; $3.50.
John and Winetord Weir to F. j. and Margaret
T. Smith, lot on NV line Of silver street, 200 SW
OF Second. SW % by w 20; $40.
Charles Il. and Susie b. Adams, nee Johnston, to
Mary j. hagan, lot Oh i line OF Sixth avenue, 5U
n OF Clement street. 3 by 100; $40.
Mar on r aud II. z. Clement 20 Charles j. Camp
bell lot on line of sixth avenue, 225 OF Cali
fornia street. s IS by + 100: o.
Jacob and Lima Heymah 10 John r. Kenny. lot
on w line of Twenty-nfnth avenue 275 OF X
street S rs by w 10; $40.
wendell and Carrie EastOn to James X. watson
avenue e 325 Nv : 1871: also lot on line OF X
street rs Of Thfrty-ninth avenue, 100 by
l23:l1: $40
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading In ComstoCk shares continued very dull
yesterday and prices remained unchanged No
news OF any Importance was received from the
Toms tock, but It pretty genera ly reported on
The street that au Improvement had taken place
ON the 4UO level OF Bodie and that they were
in. high grade ore. The work going in this
mine at present is very important and should they
cut the fortuna edge there is little doubt that the
stock would show a great deal OF activity.
=, The only stock 10 show any life n all yesterday
7sas Con-, Ca. & Va. which fuctusted between
g 8. 7lQ2 so under light sales The stock was
q4lstly taken Ia at those figures without exciting
III market ana a general Reaction s lOONed for
Just AS soon as affairs resume their normal CON
gition
-. NOTES.
. Silver remained steady at Spice in New York
u yesterday and 2S5 sc in London.
:. ihe annual meeting Of the Oyerman takes place
tosday
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Con. New
AOtK takes place to-day.
: The assessments on Mexican and Seq. Belcher
. are delinquent IN the boards tomorrow.
The Caiitornta-Streeu Cattle Company paid a
'nLynth Y dividend OF soc per share to-day.
:: The Contra Costa Water Company will pay
mouthly dividend OF SOC per share July 20.
II be banks Of Santa cruz have declared and are
now paying dividends as follows: Bank of Santa
Cruz County, 81 80 per share; Bank of Savings
and Loan, 81 per share; City Bank, 81 90 per
STARE; and City Savings BANK, 81 per share.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM PROLL.
Carried Off by Peritonitis - The
=: Funeral TODAY.

II: The remorseleSs disease, peritonitls, carried
AWAY another eslimabe citizen from San Fran
:clSco Tuesday evening. This was William
ITQi OF TIL prominent real es ate firm Of Proll,
=Baehr & Co. MIR. Proll was not an old man.
T.: having been born only SO years ago, son of
.-Henty Proll, pioneer merchant of this city,
ana he only disease known 10 him hitherto
;. lad been slight touch Of rheumatism sun
: day asthe caught cold and was seized with in
.: IlaAmatiOn OF the bowels. Tie affection grew
:: worse until IL finally carried him of at about 10
O'Clock Tuesday night.
:: by HIS death he leaves widow whose sorrow
--SnuSlS the sym athY of the public at large, for
:: I F1!iI nad most OF friends who hOnored and
=: respected Elm. In business his reput alton had
?. Ofeu mat OF square and honest mau. Per
: sSifaIly' ms popularity and reliability of char
2tCteI III al led 10 bis selection nominee for
supervisor on the Non-Pi artisan ticket Be
y ohd this he was a member of King Solomon's
= Lodge +. and A. NJ; of California raror,
:. ~ ). q. w; of FL Dorado ParlOr OF FOTesters
and of the Protective Order of ElkS.
-: The relatives be leaves, besides widow, are
A mother travelling IN Europe. a brother DIR.
Il: b. PrOll, and a second brother living at Wal
:na1 Creek, Contra Costa County.
-: The funeral Will taNe place from the late
>TeSideuce, 1919 La KIN street, TO-DAY at = P NJ
: The officers and members of King SoomOn's
IOdge. +. and \. NJ, have been notified Ia meet
b: al Their lodgeI DOM al 1 T. NJ, ard attend in n
: body. and delegations from the other orders to
Which Mr. PrOil belonged will also attend
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Builders Contracts.

Z. 6. Otis with J. Chase, to build on the w
line of Larkfn street, p of Green, Sc 20 by SW
/ +. Vereu Associates with w. z. Fuller & Co.,
to build on y Z corner of Post and Leaveuworth
streets E ll2:6, l37 :6 W %, 90, W 1915,
g. IS: SII33.
56 S2l45.
Augusta X. Gibbs with James Rae TO build on y
line of Jackson street, 1875 OF Scott, E IS g,
255:412; 5000.
Same with Duffy Bros. to build same; $3.50.
same with John D. McGlvray, TO build same
1851.
Same with McGowan Il Butler, to build same;
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Co; H c Jones; So MIL Co: Hink &

Carb Acid Co; Fl Jones: Mill Co; Hlnk
Carlson II Page Brown.
Campbell: American Union Fish Co: Geo Fisher;
GiCamllon Co; Trobock q Bergin; Kuhmeyer
Co; l. q Sresoytch & Co; Eureka Match Works;
wells, Fargo Co; McDonough d RunyOn: Louis
Klein q Co; Levaggi Barber: G Onestl & Co; L
Meyerstein d Son; Dodge. Sweeney & Co; An
tonovirh & Co: Scatena & Co; Mnaker Il We'll
bapks Ross q Hewlett; Tiden & Co: Stewart
Co; NJ Fretas Co; Is Haight u Co; Nor
Levy Co: Witzel d Baker: Herman 10 st; j de
Martini Co; Brigham Hoppe & Co; J Stuitz
q Cos NJ Brandenstein Il Co; 2 Gusmant; NIX
Wolfen q Co; Chas Montgomery & Co: FEELING
Cressey Co; Darymens Union; Jacob Schmidt;
Marshall, Teggart " BrorSen: Cluff Bros; Bruins.
wick; Knox; j Hoffman.
For Lotc ShtpDuo IntcutIeqc. See Eighth Page
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GUNARD LINE.

New York to LiverD poi, via Queenstown,
from Pic 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbria. July 7. 800 AM Umbria, Aug. 4. 7 80 AM
Campanla Jly 4 :U0PM IAurania, AuS.ll, 80 PM
EtruriaJuy ., 80 AM Etruria Aug. l g. = $50 AM
Lucania. Jiy 28. 200 PM Campania Aug. 20, Noon
Cabin passage 500 aud upward; second cabin,
$40, s 5, $50, according to steamer and accom-
mod tio s.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas
sage apply at company's office Bowling Green,
New York
VERNON Fl. BROWN & CO, General Agents
Good accomm odation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND Co,
1hSa1u Il Agents, San francisco
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New Yor Mari, cts.

NEW YORK, July l1.-Thls was active day
on the Stoc< lxchange. and although there were
periods OF depression. taken as whole the m r
ket was in good tone and very general advance
in prices wis the result OF the days trading Oc-
casional bear lids were made on certain stocks,
notably Chicago Gas, but Su ar and st. Paul were
also attacked without sending their prices below
the Openlng
News from the various strike centers became
improved IN tenor, and a speculative, opera
tons are for the preaent in the main governed by
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AMERICAN LINE.

NV YORK To SOUTHAMPTON.
( HOTTEST AND MOST c NVENIENr ke-a
: route to London Close connection at &zssisA1R
steerage rates now TO points in England, Scotland
Wales and to 6rIfast.
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY; low steerage rates
now 10 Queenstown aud Liverpool.
RED STAR LINE FOR AN w ERP; desirable
route for Belgium Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
apply to international Nav lgation Company, g. ID.
FAHN ESTOCK General A cent PacIne Coast, cog
Market street, Grand Hotel building jel If
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California Fruit : aIes.

CHICAGO, July l1.-Porter Bros. Company, Chi
cago. scd at auction to-day five cars Of California
fruit; Black Republican cherries, 81 rs: Royal
Anne, $685. 10; Simoni prunes, 81 4O02 rs ;
California Red plums, S3 80; Tragedy lrunes.
81 TO- 90; Burbank plums, 81 75@2; Peach
plums 81 lC@ so; Elenheim apr cots. 95c@
81 40: Peach apricots, 81 45; Haes farIy peaches,
81 359l so; Cyman plums, 81 IS; Abundance
pIums 81 S0@l 80; St John peaches, 81 S0@l 90.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
auction this morning as follows: Peaches Hale S
early. 81 3U0l so; Strawberry, 81 S5; Alexander.
81 35GOl TO. It. D. ohm, s 90. ApricOts-Ro
81 45@l 10; MoOrpark, 81 So Tragedy prunes,
81 500 40. Plums-St. Catherine, 81 35; Royal
Hative. 81 35@l 40; Washington, 81 45 Mix ado,
s 100 .; Burbanks, " 2t@ So Abundance,
81 lUta2 30; each ptums, - rs: Purple, 80;
ClYmau. 81 s. Pears BartlettS $50 D; Clapps
Favorite 81 So. BLACK figs, Zoe Red Astrachan
apples, 81 10 These were all California fruit ex-
press cars. out 10 days. No more to arrive until
after tina strike
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
ShIres,
Money on call easy at IL; last loan q; closed
at q. Prime merca ntile paper T41aZ. sterling
exchange firm with actual business bankers
bills at S4 sSl4 for demand ana 50 STA for sixty
days Posted rat s, 81 ss@l 80 Commercial
bills 81 S6I4. silver certificates 64D65c.
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Stocks in London.

NEW York, July ll.-1he Evening Posts Lon
don cable says: The stock markets were still stag
nant, but marked by more cheerful tone. Amer
caus closed near the best. The ANTIQUITIES appre-
heuded. to-morrow's settlement not connected
with the American market. South American
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OMAHA July 1ll-Catte receipts 100. Market
glutted. Although the receipts were light to- day
there were 5000 head held over from Yesterday
and to-day not a sale in cattle was made. With
SO many cattle on hand the feeling is naturally
weak and prices are liable TO drop Some of the
home
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MARKET REPORTS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July IL.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat firmer. barley dun.
Cats, Corn and Rye neglected.
Hay iower, Bran weak.
Nothing doing n Beans.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs of.
Poultry very weak.
Peaches and ApricOts steady.
Dried Fruit dun.
Hams stiff Bacon and Lard steady.
Meats unchanged
Potatoes sell readily.
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BOARD SALES.
Follow ng wee the sales in the San francisco
Stock Board ytsterd Y:

Follow ng wee the sales in the San francisco
Stock Board yssterd y;
: FFtt itE NOrNING sFesIo~-o 70.
loo Bodte.. i Is 100 II IN ....5T 100 Ophir ..l1B
ESQ & i......S 81 100 JuSJIce...ll 20 ...... / 40
200 ChOlar... % 100 Mextcu.. .5UI5U Nev...53
- so CAV ..2.7U. 90 Mono. ...26i
-ITFENooS sFSSIuN-r.71.
100 BeIehr"..57 roo CaIedon.. $3.50 UDhir As
200 ..........56'lU 100 C&N...ZS4 100 OYrman. /
100 Bodie .l.2U $50 ..,.....2 So OU Potosi 40
:ZOU bullIon Ia 500 POInU...46l0g Savage -. 30
100 ..-........l3Z5O q & .A3200 Union 81
400 BuIwer.. .2lil5O Mexn ....4el0O JackU.. 81
EFoIlcwing were the sales in the Pacific STOCK
Board yesterd y:
-1C WAR sFssIoN- 1O.qr
100 PeIchr... .56 81 Point. as 100 H & N....67
900 b q B.-..S2 200 ........... AZ 100 Mono -. \
100 bode...1.l5 100 q y 43 100 Ophir..l 10
l6OCCG 2.lE1e lOU Il Il N...."6o $50 savgs 81
300........2SAI
a 1FRNOOS sEsSIOS-2:7G
100 &B.....e8'8OO Point. .47'20O &M....O2
100 :...~..-9 90 3uO :.....-...465u0 ......... .O3
50 Bodie 81 "a 100 Mex. AS 100 Union. -. 81
400 u ollsr.. 20. 100 Savage 'ZOO Utah..O5
.19O ca 2 81. lOOS New. -5Z4OO JckE.... SO
100 ......2:7712I
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stocks in Proved fall or noints in the Arpen-
tine gold Premiums. The India Council sold 55
lakhs of rupees to-day at rates ranging up to
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN <rE=a
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. N. ELlkGIN
Nav %. June 4. 9, 10 "a, July 8, 8, l9,
"a. August 3, =, 49, %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May rs, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day, a. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at FORT Hartford
ksnua barbara Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
AneeIesJ ana \ export every fourth and fifth day.
st IL A. N.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month
Ticker ofhoe-faIace Hotel Now montgomery
street
6OODALL PERKINS & co. General Agents
] IT 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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MORNING SESSION
Boards Hawaiian Comm ercial. Z; 20 Pacific
Gas Imp, 521a
AFTERNOON SESSION
Street, S Water. 1884; $1,000 az
Bonds 80.
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General Merchandise.

elmo, lO@12c: Eastern Oregon. 1850; Valley
Oregon, lUG1l2c n To-
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Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIyERPOO

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL July 1.-THE spot market is firmel
at ll1ad. Cargoes are firm at 24s for off coast
GAS Sd for prompt shipment and 23s Cd for nearly
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BAGs-Cotton Fruit Bags, 513c, &c and CSC for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags
lac; state Prison Bags, 54c; Wool Bags, "a q
3bc.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms pet cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine crushed. all &c: Try 6ranulated. 5$sc;
Confectioners' A, SAC: Magnolia A, sc; Extra c,
47sc; Golden c, 1850 ID, 43sc; half barrels, 1sc
more than barrels, aud boxes 1ac ore.
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Portland's Bushes.

TOTVIdHtI II HSIHNsS.
PORTLAND, Or. July 1l.-Clearances sl4S675
balances 1902
Wheat-Valley, 771ac: Walla Walla, 75c.
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THIS DAY,
Thursday. ......................Julv IL, 1894,
ITALIAN DEPARTMENT,
BY order of o. E. Abergo and Carlo MaIetetti,
Splendid Collection of Rare BriC-a-BraC.
Magnificent Castelena Marble Statuary
one of the principal exhibits in this line at tho
Fair.
A GRAND COLLECTION OK OLD BRONZES,
Fac-similes of excavations from Pompeii and
Rome.
Magnificent Handmade Terra Gotta statues
copied from life by the celebrated Professor
Laomi. 90 pieces Finest Venetian Mirrors,
hand painted. Elegant Bas Relieves, with
immense assortment OF other beautiful articles
Sale commenc s promptly at II a NJ.
GEORGE f. LAMSoN, Apctio,aars
1t HERR PlNKIERT. NA4N'i0iooi D
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL 6ar1A-
- fortntghtly for the west indies an .Est&R
southampton. calling route at Chez -.
France and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through bills of ladinG, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO dIreet ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth Cherboure, southampton. First-cIass
RlS6; third.class 1877 SO. For further psrtiou-
lars snpY 70 PARROTT d Co., Agents,
sos California st.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. s. co.

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN. TRAYE, SAALE, AL
LER EMS WERRA, FULDA. ELBE
KAISER WILHELM IL
New York, southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
Southampton in 71a days or less from New York.
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
MEDIIEhRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK, GIBR4LTA GENOA.
werra, July 5. 4 P. NJ. werra, Sept. 10. 1OAM.
Fulda. July p. 10 AM. Kaiser Sent %. Noon
Vera, Aug. IL, Noon tulGa. oct 8. 10 A NJ.
Fuda. Aug. 25. NOon Werra, OCI. 90 10 A. NJ.
Cabin rates from $50 upward.
ROBERT CAPELLE Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast, us Montgomery street. under occidental
Hotel San Francisco la7 ly THU
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Sam Francisco Meat Market.

San Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First quality 6@61ac: second quality,
5@512c; third do 312@41ac 2 TO-
VEAL-NominaI.
MUTTON-wethers. 6@61sc; Ewes, &c p 10
LAMB-e@712c p ID.
PORK-Live legs 4s4@47Be ~ ID for heavy and
medium grain-ted, and 45s(G434c for small fat;
stock hogs, SIG: dressed 90. 6!4l7L2c . ID.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM a<@.
j ocean Divisiuu-and PACIFIC COAST tassSAsH
S. s. CO. Will dispa tch from Spesr-street wharf,
ai 10 A. M. for the above ports one OF their Al
lion steamships viz. 50
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a June 3, ID
%. July =, Is, 81, Au ust =, II. %
COLUABIA-May 20, June y. Is, Is, July 8,
is. -. ugusr 7. 7. y.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry and
other dlverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
lark and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portand-Ca0in, $40; steerags. 50;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket Offices Montgomery ST, anu Falacs
Hotel, n eW Montgomery ST.
freight ofice-200 California ST.
6OUDALL- PERKINS & CO, Su2t. Ocean Div
tt 10 Market st.. San Francisco.
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FUTURES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
July as 71Sd; August, As Sd; September as
sgd: october, As 914d; November As 934 d; De-
cember, As lO12d.
SECURITIES
LONDON July l. = Consols lOl1h; Silver
2S5sd; French Rentes. lO0f zoe.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMhkS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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400 ons 81 os 800 81 08 ioo 81 os i4GO
ST. O71s May-lO0, 81 IL.
REGULAR moRNING sEssIoN-December-2 JO
tons 81 U71a: 100 81 075s: 500, 81 OF; 400,
81 O634 600, S. 067s. May-iOO, 81 Il
AFTERNooN SESSION - December 500 tons
ST O6lo: 800, S. 065s.
bARLEY-Frices showed no further change yes
terday Old Feed, 9U99I14; new reed, S5@87 iac,
according 10 color brewing, 95c@Sl new TO- for
shipment, nominal
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Br ship Kings County, salter London
Hooper Il Co.
Bark Annie Johnson. Rock, Hilo; D spreckels
& Bros Co.
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AUCTION SALES.
MESSRS. lRMSOy & PlNKlERT,

Official Auctioneers for Public Sale of Goods
at Midwinter Fair.
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FOR Lotc satDOuso Iatcttt,eec. See Eighth Page
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-20

United States circuit court of the District
Of Columbia by the first of next week.
Mr. Sovereign and his attorneys deny to
Mr. Carlisle the authority to issue the
bonds proposed The following specific
claims are made by the persons seeking
the Injunction against the bond issue:
There is nothing in the law providing
for a reserve fund at this time in the Uni
ted States treasury of SlOO, 100000. There
is no provision in the law for any special
reserve as construed by the present gov
erument
The fact that the secretary of the treas
ury is to offer for sale a greater amount
of bonds than the so called legal reserve
indicates that he is not Offering them for
the purpose of redemption, and it further
shows that he has not offered them for
sale for any of the purposes specified in the
law of Jan. Il, lSIj-the redemption act.
The secretary Of the treasury has no au-
thority to offer bonds for sale for any pur-
| pose There is no dedcit in the United
| States reserve fund, for the silver at pres
ent in the treasury is more than double
/ the so called deficit in the 50 called legal
{ reserve.
"There is no such a thing rs n special
reserve, legal or otherwise said Mr. Soy
ereign, provided for anywhere in the fed
eral statutes. There is nothing in the law
providing for reserve of SlOO0OO,OOO al
this time and more than this, there is
| provision for "A reserve of S99, 600, 600. The
government claims to be able to issue thu
bonds under the net of 1873 to replace
deficit in the reserve: yet it has offered fo
sale IAN amount of bonds double th
amount of the very deficit it claims tina
al 10 1f an
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Take it when you suffer from sleepless
ness, backache and bearing-down sensations
for the prompt relief it imparts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-20
Two nrothers necnme Insane.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. Cot is asserted
here with great positiveuess that United
States Commissioner G. G. Kennedy, a
member of the law firm of Smith & Ken
nedy, is an inmate of kirkbride's asylum
for the insane, and it is alleged that his
insanity is the result of certain crooked
business transactions. 1t is charged that
he has been guilty of forgery and of con
verting to his own uses money in his
hands in his professional capacity. The
amount involved is about $4,000 Mr..
Kennedy has been a slave to the cocoaine
habit, and is now physical and mental
wreck. lie was a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for the office of dis
trict attorney at the recent election A
sad feature of the affair is that it has led
to the insanity of his brother, Alouzo p.
Kennedy, of pittsburg