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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-29
THE WINE=MAKERS
Interest Among Growers
Increasing.
The Association Now Controls Nearly
Ten Million GaIIons-The
New Directors.

There was quite a large attendance of the
members OF the California Wine-makers' AS
soclation at the meeting which was held yes
terUay morning at the rooms of the Board of
Trade. III. Bendel presided.
According TO the reports of the committees
and the opinions EXPRESSED by members the
association will in the near future be upon an
exceptionally sound basis in accordance with
the plans which have been formulated. AS 1t
is now the association is composed principally
of the dry-wine men and they are making
every effort to induce the sweet-wine men to
join in body. The latter are as yet holding
off, but they have agreed that If the association
can control 100000 gallons of wine they
will come in and assist the association in every
possible way. The prOvlsO contains the re-
striction that the 100000 be obtained out
side of Los Angeles and Fresno counties.
Ii was reported that up to date The associa-
tion had the control of 9,250.0O0 gallons Of
wine which had been guaranteed, and that the
prospects were good for securing the other
100000 gallons. Sonoma and Napa counties
have come in strong III the movement inaugu-
rated by the association, but 1t was reported
Santa Clara County has been backward and
has not represented itself as well as was ex-
pected. Alameda County, which Jagged for
while, came in at the END with considerable
showing, but 1t was not as large as ANTICIPATED,
and under the influence of the arguments of
the executive COMMITTEE II Is expected that the
county. as well as Santa Clara, will come for
ward with the wine that Is being held back.
The committees report showed also that The
objects and interests of the association are
growing in favor thI oughout the interior,
The matter Of the selection of a board of
nine directors was also considered. At eau
Gus held by tie counties the following persons
were recommended: Napa County, John III
Wheeler; SQDOma County, B. w. Paxton: Ala
media County, Z. T. Montealegre; Santa Clara
County, w. B. Rankin. For directors-at-
large tue following were suggested: H. Ben
del. P. {. Rossi, ID. NJ. Delmas f. A. West, E.
7. Drexer. The continuation of the directors
rests with the wine-growers. Messrs. West
and Drexler are supposed TO represent the
sweet-wine makers. and should they decide not
10 afnliate with the association the places OF
the Two gentlemen named win be filled by
others.
The meeting then adjourned subject to the
call OF the chairman.
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DR.. SAVANNA HAVENS' WILL.
Rev. Mr.. Harris Surrendered by
His Bondsmen.
He POLICE AND THE ARMY.
Dingee Water Will Flow Through
the Streets of Oakland on
Saturday.

OAKLAND - 1t seems that after all
Councilman Manuel was right in his
charge that the city of Oakland had paid
a third-class price for a fourth-class La
France fire engine for use by the Fire De-
partment.
Manuel wrote to several Eastern cities
for dimensions of third and fourth-class
La France engines and received replies
from Omaha, Chicago, New York and
Philadelphia. The Mayor of New York
wrote that that city had ffty-eight La
France engines. and the figures Of the
Mayor are such as TO dIsprOve entirely the
claims made by Agent hayes, while they
also proved that Oakland has been paying
for something she never received.
No Turkey for Rev. Mr.. Harris.
Rev. J. II. ". Harris is again behind
the bars. When On Wednesday last he
was arrested on a complaint of Mrs. Por-
ter, hostess OF the Market-street House, charg-
Ing him with defrauding her OUT OF SAY due
for board and lodging, he was promptly baed
out by d. Ii. Buell. and L. DAILY, who each PUT
up 500 IN cash for his security but fearing he
might depart they has him arrested again yes.
teTday.
DR.. Sayanna's Will.
The will of Matilda SAVANNA Ravens.
better known as DR.. Sayanns, was filed
for probate yesterday.
LII ucI Will SIG DbQuedLu5 all U6T prop
eIty, real and personal, and whether IN
the United States, Canada or elsewhere,
to her daughter. Mary Edith Paten.
A Sample nduAtriaIite.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas Hickey, alias Harris, alias Smith, eX-
convict and ex-ieutenant Of Kelley's Indus
trial Army, was held 10 answer 10 the Superior
Court for the dastardy crime for which lie was
arrested. Judge Allen fixed his bail at $4,000,
and Harry Blair, the prosecuting witness was
bound over In the sum Of 5000.
She Could Not Love Him.
Jose G. Alvernas was yesterday granted an
absolute divorce from Mrs. AlVernas, on the
grOunQ OF desertion. Mr. AlYernas told the
Court Commissioners that his wife had sud
denly lost all love for him.
Liked LOS Angeles Ketter.
Norman B. Phillips has brought suit for
divorce against his wife Henrietta. His wife
suddenly left her husbands home and went
back to the City Of Angels. She said she liked
the climate there better.
Notes.
Water from the Oakland Water Company
will be flowing through the streets of the city
on Saturday next.
William E. Jackson, who has been on trial
for an alleged attempt 10 shoot Mrs. Agnes NJ
Taylor at the West Oakland Home several
months ago, was convicted by the jury yes
terday of assault.
Alter an extended Illness Mrs, CoTdelia A.
Koher, widow Il the late A. Kohler OF the firm
Canyon on Tuesday evening. She was 76 years
of age and a naive of Maine. She leaves a
very large and valuable estate. The funeral
will be held on Friday.
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ALAMEDA.

j. B. Roberts, an insurance man of San Fran
cisco, is circulating a petition, to be presented
TO the Governor, asking that a reward be of
fered for the capture Of the murderous assaIl-
ant of Rev. and Mrs. +. Z. Wolff. Roberts be-
lieves that the Wolff assalaut was intent on
murder and not burglary, and is said 10 have a
clew to the criminal.
Sibrian's Serious Charge.
Euscbia Sibrian of 1871 Railroad avenue
Alameda, who claims that be is a cousin OF ex-
Governor Pacheco, last night caused the arrest
of Martin Sindquist, a swedish labOrer, on a
very serious felony charge, which compromises
Sibrlan's wife. The principal witness is the
latterS 15-year-old son, whose story Is eX-
tremely damaging TO his mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sibrian have experienced considerable domestic
discOrd and have lived apart for some time.
Sibrlan says that he will have his wife arrested
on Friday.
A Wedding To-day.
The wedding of Miss Mamie WObber, the ae-
comphshed daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. p. W.
Wobber, and MIR. Martin Ratbjen Of san Fran
cisco, will be sOlemniZed This afternoon at the
home OF the bride. 24I6 Eagle avenue. Rev.
Mr. Haserodth will offcate
Their Annual BAH.
Alameda Parlor OF Native Sons held their
tenth annual ball last evening in Armory Hall,
which proved great success.
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SOLD EVERYTHING.
The Helping Hand Market Was a
Great Success.

The Helping Hand Market Was a
Great Success.
The kindergarten schools on Union street
will realize nice little snug sum from the
Hrlping Hand Society market, which closed its
doors last night.
The huge quantity of Thanksgiving supplies
which filed the big storeroom on the corner of
Post and Powell streets on Monday last had
last evening all disappeared. There was not
even one mnce Die left, to say nothing about
turkey. Everything had been consumed by the
swarms of customers which bounced down
upon the helpless lady managers aud their as
SistaDts all day yesterday.
The market has been a great success. Never
before has the society met with so much en-.
enlargement. The members declare that tney
have held some pretty profitable entertain
ments, but none Of them are to be compared
with their latest effort. The Kindergarten
cause has this time been given an advertising
which IL has never hitherto received People
have patrOniZed the market during the week
who were entirely ignorant that There was such
a thing as Helping Hand Society. 1t has also
given the organization a prestige before the
public.
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THE JAPANESE FEUD.
Criminal Libel Suit Against Editor
MiCui Dismissed.

The feud between the japanese editors, Me-
niu Mcu of the New World and Takeshl Huga
Of the Golden Gate News, seems to nave been
happily settled.
Huga had Micui arrested on the charge OF
criminal libel. The case was again called in
Judge JOachimsen's court Yesterday morning.
A number OF Japanese were In court but their
craving for exciting developments was doomed
to disappointment. Huea's attorney asked
that the case be dismissed. and the Judge so
ordered. 40 explanation was offered.
There is a charge of felony ENLIGHTENMENT
still pending gainst Huga which was contn-
ued yesterday Till December 7. and the proba-
Dllity Is that IL will also be dismissed.
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Their Rail Forfeited.

Pedro Perantie and his wife Mary failed to
app ear when their names were called in Judge
Joach imsen's court yesterday morning. and
their bail OF $50 and $40 respectively was de-
clared forfeied and bench warrant was
issued for their arrest. Pedro was charged
with cruelty TO children and Mary with using a
minor for begging purposes. The woman went
around with mole stating mat her husband
died in Sacramento seven months ago, leaving
her destitute with three young children. Pedro
had SAP III his pockets when arrested.
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d. GhirardellI,s Estate.

The estate OF the late Domenlco Ghlrardeilt
has been appraised at S177.11O 81. A uwo-
ffths interest in the chocolate firm of D. CHR
elusive of the good will. which is vllued at
$40, 1000. and various sums are due tn estate
from the firms books, amounting TO SIS, 4O6 33.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


l. Or SALH-NEN SPAPER ROUTES.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
viii sell subject TO confirmation by the Superior
Court, Department 8, prObate
One route on the Daily Evening Bulletin,
One route on the DAILY MORNING CALL,
One route on the Dem okrat, covering the same
territory, to be sold whole.
Also one route on the Guide.
Also two horses and two carts.
For particulars apply TO the undersigned at l01
Grove ST.. who wiz receive bids for the same.
amount bid to be deposited. J. J. MACKEL,
Administrator OF the estate ofJOHNP MACKEL,
also called JOHN MACkEL. deceased
no22 "a 20 n 20 de2
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY AND
l. County of San Fran cisco, state Of California.
In the matter OF Navarro Mill Company, a cor
poration, an insolveut debtor.
Notice is hereby given that 1. j. j. McDade,
assignee OF The navarro Mill Company, corpora
ton, an insolvent debtor, under and in pursuance
OF an order OF the SUPERIOR Court OF the city and
county of San francisco. heretofore duly made
and entered in said superior Court, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in
United States gold coin. at the ONCE OF said Ma
varro Mill Company, 42 Market street, San
Francisco, Cal, on mon DAY, the Sd day of
real property OF said corporation situate in
Navarro, Mendocino County, Cal, to wit:
in townships Ia N. r. Is and 16 w. NJ. d. M !:
15 y, K. TO- Is and II W., NJ. d. NJ; 16 N, r. 10,
16 and II W., Nj d. M; also the right to timber
on 100 acres adjoining the land of said Navarro
Mill Company. and situate In Township Is y, r.
10 W., M. ID. M: also the sawmill of said Navarro
Mill Company, the raj road, locomotives, m otors,
rolling stock. Iiy stock in the hands OF said
assignee, and all other personal property of every
kind and description situate in and about the mil
said Navarro MIL Company at Navarro, Mendo.
cin County; also the ONCE furniture of said Ma.
varro Mill Company, including one safe, desk,
chairs. etc. situate at AZ Market street. rooms
Assignee of the Navarro Mill Company, q CORPORA
ton, an insolvent debtor. no21 I'd
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.-OCCIDE ENTAIL
IN Consolidated Mining Company: location OF
principal place of business, San Francisco Cali.
fornia location of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict Storey Co., Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting or the
Board OF Directors, held on the Isl DAY OF NoVem-
Der. 1894, assessment, 20. IT, OF i've cents per
share, was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately In United
States gold coin. TO the secretary, at the once OF
the company, room 80, Nevada BLOCK, NO. 500
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
ANY STOCK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 4th day of Decem Der, 1894,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale az pub
lie auction. and unless payment ls made before.
Will be sold on Thursday. the 27th day OF Decem-
Der, 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and expenses
of SALE By order of the Board of Directors.
ALFRED K DURBROW. Secretary.
once, room SO. Nevada Block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco California. no2 I'd
A SSESSMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MINING
a Company. Location OF principal place OF
puslEeSS, Ban Francisco Cal; location or worke,
virginia City. Storey County, New. Notice is hero
by given that at meeting OF the Board of Diree-
sessment (No. g. of five (5) cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corpora ton.
payable Immediately IN United States gold coin.
70 tne secretary, at the once OF the company, No.
SlO Pine street, room No. 49, San Francisco Cal
any STOCK upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the ninth day OF n ovember, 1894.
VIII Dc delinquent, and advertised for sale az
pup TIC auction; and unless payment is made be-
lore, VIII be SOLD on FRIDAY the thirtieth (3Othl
day OF November, 1894. TO pay the delinquent as
EessmenI together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order of The Board of Direc-
tors. GEO. K. SPINNEY Secretary
ofice-No: 30 Pine street, room No. 2S, San
Francisco Cal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-29

If YOUR eyes trouble you, go TO Berteling,
427 Kearny.
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BLESSING FRIENDS.

IMPORTATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
i a0outs of CHARLES MCKAY, who went to Cali
fornia in the forTieS with his father aud brother.
When last heard from he was employe in
wholesale fruit house in San Fran cisco, and was
connected with the Y. Nj. c. A. Also the address
OF The gentleman who is looking for the heirs of
W LIAM MCKAY Address this office. no27tf
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DRESSMAkER
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

: UITS SO UP; FIT GUARANTEED; AT RESI-
= dence 4 desired 728 cary st. no29 If
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMEN t.


In accordance with law aud an order or the
board OF directors of the Scorpion Mining Com
pany, adopted at It's meeting of Noyember 2
1894 and entered in its records the date of delIn
q1ency Of assessment No. 8. levied octobsr 4,
1894. Is postponed TO December z. S94, and the
day OF sale for upa1d assessment No 6 is post
poned to December 70, 1894.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary
omce-No. $40 Pine street room No 2S San
Francisco Cal noS "a
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CBAS f. NAYLoR, MFGRS' AG'T, IS MONTY
~ st. Standard 1ypeWrtters ard supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods; instalment terms, rents, repalra tt
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A YES, WILL b.
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| SANTA CLAUS CAN FIND DOLL WIGS OF
- real hair at La Verite Hairdressng Bazaar,
1l70 Market (over Maze). rooms g. and 5. 29 If
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MEDICAL.

A IL CASES or IRREG ULARITIES RESTOR-
- ed IN one day; ELECTRICITY used for all fe
male Complaints; home in confinement: regular
physician OF long and successful practice; French
pills guaranteed: consultation free
MRS DR.. WYETH. Sauitsrium, 9l6 Post st IF
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FURNtTUKE WANTED.
CARPET CLEANING.

4 LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
n DlIure wanted; 20 per ct paid more than else
where. MALONE 20 ourth: m20 CT
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
81 Q MONTHLY-NEw 5-ROOM COTTAGE
n 10 with mantel, BATH laundry, pantry; lot
4UXl00; blocks from station; 8 800. r. DOE
GLE, $50 Market. w. q. MORAN Lorin. % thssu IF
NEW DETACHED lO-ROOM RESIDENCE;
~ Vine ST., Berkeley; on sale to close estates
rare chance to get good property for small price
apply "a Sacramento st. no27 It's
u ERKELEY-FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
- of rooms; modern in every respect: harm
ingly located; terms 20 suit. Apply to owner, J
L. BARK r. 400-402 Twelfth ST., OaKland. o3 If
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financial glcetlons.


New York. February - 1894.
rI'IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of The Stockhod
.rs of The American Manufacturing Company Tor the
.l.c,i,n -, Trustees will he held AT the once of
a.. r,rr,n, X, - h-si. In tn" city or New-
Wv nn Tr.-day March 1884 at o'clock. m lfy
order. ''''''' -
Feb. 18Th. 1894.
yu,uE ANIMAL MEETING Of the slockhom
| e,s Of the international Boiler COMPANY. Limited
,,u I. b.Id .t the "f the cutting estate" ~, W III
inr, :, Xr.,Yort city. the Twentieth d1y ~ March
is a, 20 T. m Tor .he purpose ot eco',hk , mI'c'nis
& such other business az may Legally com;
am ~ ~, 'a,i inc T. SAM EISON. Jr, Sec'y.
ELECTION NOTICE. ~
,uu ,uSsoi;II PACIFIC RAILWAY Co
ii'rt ."''' NEM-YDRk. January 20, 1894.
~vcrrcC 10 hardly given that the annual meet
y , y, IN. s,ockholders OF the Missouri Pacific Rail
y t's va he the cOnpanys ONCE. IN the
Wy W. ouis Mo Tuesday. the 18Th day OF
ua,ch 1soi AZ nine O'Clock A. Nj. Tor ,he ciection ot
,irnc,n,s Tor the ensuing year. ana for me trans
,n - any other business that may come Detors sac
actl.h "i ~ annual meeting OF the Directors VIII ne
mrens ,a s,me onlce Wednesday the l4th day OF
n'I ,ueve O'Clock noon. The stock uhhsier books
i cinsed on Friday. February at thse ociock
p NJ. and reopened on Ih"rsc y marc" ''' al ""
O'clock A. NJ cropGE J. GOULD. Presid.nt
n caIEF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

BY BRiyTON IVES.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
..no,o. ,s made to our full report Of bond

...o, ,s made to our full report Of bond
sa,ss ne,, m call continues plentiful at per
eeTS TSo CLEARING House statement was az follows;
,InaDses ne S7I l94Gl1: balances %.992,1 1S2.
hA nv, S7,b Treaslry was debtor to the Clearing
ne Sm9 go It's net loss on balance since
ii3a vas sS19102 made up by losses of S20l 3Oi
f. c''rrencv and Mi1,N in coin. The Two days
operations included h@cf,p's' c SaS'I"Y. pay
~ sIso ca .66l. consisting Of s91%2,''s coin ana
f'I.,ited states Treasury AT Washington re-
ceiycd to-day >-0>'ooo -\a'i"hai o""N H'''" -''
hn customs receipts were s61oG02. the inter-
nal revenue receipts AiovV''"-' ana me "S'''-
ioraous receipts $22.Clo.
I"Trodav's Washington Treasury statement OF
sb nm hand and deposits in bank compares
With the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
hand s,Ss %3,ss s go sr1s5 a3,S 30 a" s!2@S ss72 IS
+ s..- .s asal c '9'E5 Inc. os 5s i's
Actual cash in The
ScrIncacs &! 1 s,i nS nS s! i s, :,
Nc, cash balance sac ,e6ooi N@67'21' Inc S"' 's'
Tho foreign exchanges were higher for both
etorlinr bills and French francs. offerings are
as light as ever and there is a slowly increasing
demand for remittance on account ~ european
saIos of American securities. The market closed
strong A: the following revised quotations for
actual business: Bankers bills. 81 N1MA S'4 ana
"a SSia for long and short sterling; french francs,
Kin and 5151sG515: reichsmarls. O. 3-lGG9jii
and o. 7-l6G95l..
In london British consols advanced 3-lG 20
qos for money and Il 10 99ia Tor the account.
Tho Bank of ENGLAND gained fl94.00O bullion on
balance In the open market money was easy
2; 1i.Gl 3-16 per cent for discounts and li.Miis
per cent for bankers balances. Bar silver was
steady M 27d per ounce. American railway
shares were strong but ST. Paul scored an eX
ceptional advance Of 15s per cent Al Paris
French per cents declined % centimes Ia 9942ie.
SIGHT exchange on London rising 10 25.1S francs
~ the sterling. The open market rate of dis
count was lower at 2's per cent. but at Berlin
there an advance to per cent. At Berlin
demand exchange on London was 2O.45i2 marks
e. The ! setrlinE.
Redmond. Kerr & Co offer To investors a selec-
;ion Of investment bonds advertised liz another
column.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
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pELdTrGGrEl r. fIY ION rE%AS. TSlAGN BY SEA
mrxrco cITT 19cn>;S %HS By r6ixTs ,5 Is IN Mnxlco.
DENVER cororApo sPRrXGs. SALT lake CITY.
Also To SAN FRANGlScO
A"1 r5iDa a, f2SiSTH S1GFss MH"F h.oT''
NF 81 .1aS. rfTN 5 SrEN TANEA S and
Ti;ah Hrizona california; Mexico. So Georsa Florida
r% o.@ s' AsI Man"S1 f., Si? % = f. fsS &
ETuERI.ANDs LINE.
y for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. Via Boulogns
:. MAAspAM sur M:F ardrSy ,Si,' March 70 at p M
First cabin SO and upward second cabin sS' s;eerase
rasssnscr E. ssn N Acrncy sn' 80 5 Hroad%a @ S anu ~ ~
old DOMINION LINE.
%%sSa45H sa Tis FsS!:
Rch%SSa va JAMES TIl: ed s,, sna
fs From fss Fer WET e. new S1 foc
rs w.. tickets a"f l. ftf a.. ana
RED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
From SiHsShfoS4 s4oRHs. i5$$SAS SR6SSf2s
's 3,
have 1ii
S MtRAcAIlSO. saturday March IL
'Gsn%H o.n.5si aanaGsrs. G.aSS ISS'rro is Fronts.
- AVANNAU LINE.~TIIREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from New Pier 49, n. r.. foot OF Sprngst.
x. T. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Tuesday. Mch Il, .. IN.
: < NACooCHEE; Thnrsday. March s. p m,'
Connecting with Central Il. T.. s. T. and ". R'v and
+. G. ana I. Il. r. FOR ALI. POINTS SOUTH Through
bills lading through Tickes Pass acconrno-
dstons nne>celled For freight and passage apply to
Cent, r T., 8i7 Bway w s. T. and ". R'y :oi Yway
J l.. ADAMS 1; f. l. X. L. WALKER. Agt.
F c. { p r. r. 353 B'way o s $. CO.. n. Pie: 55NR
G. NJ SORREI. Manager.
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no 1900 . ,r,,,,
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III MERCHANTS NATIONAL ENNk. ~ ~" p,>. >.,l ~.
no STATE u New York the close ~ DnSn's' r''''
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stata ~ Now York County ~ Now YORK. S. .
WILLIAM H. PERkINs President ana JOHN SA'f;,
,os,s,,nt 1.,shier of th- Bank ~ America. n ihnk
rtJ ami ,olne business Sos. ~ and VI Wall street
In Tho civ of New York IN said county being duly sworn
fr himself that IA" foregoing report II IN All
,s,ecs a true Of the condition ~ the saih
i,nL transaction business on tn" Isl
daV ~ March m" h"st of his hnpwI"is" ara
belief and further say hat IN" business p Sai un
has i-n t,ansorie ai location narcd and not else
vh.r. and that abDv" report ~ nad" in compllan,r
.ih onscIn received from the superintendent
~ The thanking Department. designating saturday me w
av II March. 1894. the DAY on "hi'h Su'h report
~ WILLIAM II. PERKINS. President
IOIN SAGE Assistant cashier.
Say.rallv subscribed and sworn to. by h"h d"p'h'ns
'"' ~" ""' " ~ JOHN FLYNN,
Notary Public Kings County.