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Evening journal., 1895-02-18
CAN STILL SMOKE CIGARETTES.
state Senate sIaughters the Handy Pro
htbftory Bill.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 18.-There will be nc
interference with the present laws
regarding the sale of cigarettes in
Delaware. The Senate has just killed the
Handy bill which provided for the
prohibition of the little articles
so despised by some and so admired by
others In this little state. The defeat Of
the measure was no surprise to the sena
tors. even to Handy himself.
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For oonatitutlonaI Convention.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb 1s Senator Pyle to day
introduced bill providing for the hold
ing OF constitutional convention. He
proposes that the convention consist Of
thirty members.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Real Estate TraDsfers FIled.

Transfers were fled to-day by olrick
M. Magnell to Alvan Allen, westerly sside
Of Heald street, south of Thirteenth; /;
0lrick M. Magnell to George w. Bush &
Sons Company, west side of Hsald, south
of Thirteenth street.
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Ootton-New york iCIosInr Prio.

Cotton-New York iOIosInE Prices.
March,, 40 bid, 30 asked: April, 5.b2 bid,
; SO asked; May, 5.57 bid 50 asked; June,
$50 bid, 5.6l asked; July, sea bid, 564 asked.
Chicago Closing Prices.
Wheat May, 529s@9@ Corn, May, 44Ss.
Oats, May, 20 asked; Pork, May, 1896 Lard,
May, 50 bid; Ribs, May, 5.35.
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Reat Goods. Lownat PrIoa.

Buy coal and wood from Il. r. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone S45.
e Hickory rood foT open CRATES.
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SENATE KNOCKS OFF $4,000.

Reduces the Proposed Annual Appro-
priation to the Delaware State Hos
pitaa at FarDhnrst TO @30, 600 Before
Passing the BIN.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 18--The Senate has passed
the resolution reducing the annual sppro
priatIon to the Delaware State Hospital
at Farnhurst to $40. 1000. and providing
that the officials of this institution
should not have their salaries raj. ed.
The hospital trustees. two years
ego, we're granted an annual
appropriation of $25 600. Then
the institution contained on an
average. 116 patients. Now that
there are 240 patients the trustees
asked for 1874 500 and the House bill ap
propriated that amount to them, but the
Senate's action has cut 1t down "a. 500.
Cant Get Along on It.
DR.. w H Hancker, superintendent OF
the Delaware Hospital at Farnhurst, was
asked by a EVENING JOURNAL report 81
this afternoon what he thought
of the SenAte's action In cutting down
the future annual appropriation from the
state to $50, 900
"We cannot get along on IT," he re-
piled. Thirty Thousand dollars will moi
be sufficient for the care OF these
patients. We can't do It,
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what He saw on tie Delaware.

Secretary Sherwood, Of the Maritime
Exehange, has been on q trip down to the
mouth OF the Delaware. He reports that
the packed ice extends from the iron pier
clear across to the other shore, and Is so
hard and solid that q horse and cart had
carried out provisions and water to a
schooner frozen up in the offing He was
sitting Ia the cabin Of the yacht Enter
prise when Pilots Eldredge and Stephens
got on board and told him that they had
sighted q steamer steering north going
very slowly. Sne was low in the water,
had three masts and one smokestack, the
markings on which could not be made
ous She answered to the description OF
the So Augustine. The course she was
steering, according to the pilots, would
havs landed her right on the banks.
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Chango Among IIandman.

The City Cornet Band, which has
recently been strengthened and enlarged,
played q pleasing concert at the fair In
80. Peters Church on Saturday night.
Since the reorganization has been
effected Manager Lancaster plays cornet,
Trombonist Naylor now ofAciates back
of the baritone and Messrs Duncan and
Eagle are making rapid progress on slide
trombones In the reed section the Ibana
has four clarionets and piccolo and on
the heavy end" there are two 3
baases, Messrs. baby and Hamilton.
On Saturday night the band, with
twenty-five pieces, played several new
overtures and concert composition, and
received liberal applause.
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coI. -Arars wlll ne the orator.

Col Peter B. Ayars, OF Wilmington, has
consented to deliver the orRtion at the
Washington's Birthday celebration in the
Opera House next Thursday afternoon,
upon invitation.of Professor Knapp of the
high School, and of the q. A r com
mittee. Col Ayars's long service in the
army and efficient work as commander
OF the q. A. R. Department Of Delaware
and adviser ip that noble body has made
him = general favorite and his address
here last year was so thoroughly appre
clated that 1t was determined to secure
him again, which has now been done.
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Houses for rent. 1Os W. Eighth street
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O1stare. Ovaterx.
In. the snperior Conrt.

Wholesale and retail at A. a. Ainscow's
1919 IL Ehiplsy street Phone 800.
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= Interest allowed on deposits of money foz
one or more calen ar months ct the rate Of
per cent per snrum4 Money loaned On
mortgages on rea ie- ate.
GEORGE w. Bush, President.
j. AUGUSTUS N cCAULLEX. VYrs-pKwH'2
X. Il. TAYLUR. Sac'y and Treas.
JOSErh NJ. MATHEh Audispyi
TcFsmhsf l. leSs
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Incidents Of the Day.

All the road workmen who had spent
the week in shovelIng snow we're paid of
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Otn@F Events ABOUT AoWh-Of0 k1oPAs
succumb TO Their Ailments After the
Frigid weather-AnOthsrs Social Evening
at Home.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
New CASTLE, Feb 1s. s.--After a week
ha,d work, the state road has beer
opened bv the New Castle hundred road
commissioners all the way from Will
mington to Red Lion, the biggest job that
road commissioners have had before then
in the recollection Of all but the very
Oldest inhabitants.
Along this road as along the high
way leading from this city to Whining
ton, the cuts are so deep that in riding
fhrough ina sleigh, nothing can be seer
on either side but the smooth walls OIL
snow which give the narrow driveway
the appearance of a mountain pass The
road commissioners have given patrons o
the road warning that when they come *
q turnout-these 'turnouts" are deer
Yecesses In the walls Of snow wherl
vehicles can meet and pass each other
they should stop, look and listen Nobody
should forget this as a meeting in thl
narrow dug out road after the turnontl
have been passed will surely result in |
long backward movement on somebody
part
The turnonts are cut wherever there Il
scarcity of snow, about every 40l
yards. Some were cut Ia the deep snow
but as each turnout cost $40 or $25 u
the taxpayers If shallow places were MOI
picked out, some Of them may be
quarter OF mile apart. Abou
sixty mem were employed In the work
and OF this force Commissioner JordRi
had thirty.two New Castle men
''School house lane" and the Newpor
road will be opened this week.
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Another pleasant parlor entertainment
that will further tend TO awaken interest
IN the nj e. Sunday school, will be held
by Miss Reba saunders's class at her home
on Seventh street, to morrow evening,
and preparations are being made to
entertain houseful Of friends with this
program; Singing by the class; recita-
tion, George Matthews; vocal solo, Miss
Gertrude Kuntz; reading, Miss M
Draper; cornet solo, Miss Mazie David
recitation, Julian Morgan; instrumental
SOLO Miss May Cooley; recitation, Miss
Bessie Kuntz vocal solo. Mrs. R A.
YaIlette: male Quartet. "Remember Me.
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ROADS OPEN 1T LAST.
High Snowbanks Make Them
Like Mountain Passes.
MUST LOOK OUT FOR "rUREoUTs'

other Events About Town-oid People
succumb TO Their Ailments After the
FrsgId weather-Anothers Social Evening
a. Unma
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WEATHER. BUREAU RE. okr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE " FATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO. Janu-
ary 10, r. NJ The pressure continues highest
over Utah and Idaho, from which section 1t d.
siderable energy off the Washington coast The
conditions have remained nearly constant for the
past "a hours. The pressure Is increasing some
what In northern Montana. and has fallen slightly
along the north Pacific Coast. Cloudy weather
prevails throughout Washington and oregon, and
partly cloudy skies continue in northern Califor-
MIA. Unusually high temperatures are reported
from Los Angeles. San Diego aud San Luis obispo,
the Temperature having reached 76o at those
places to-day In other sections tho changes have
been slight. The conditions which have existed
for the past two three days have be en- such as
to nreyent satisfactory forecastng. And since 10
change has yet occurred the samei uncertainty ex-
istsA
pared with the seasonal for last year to the same
date: Eureka 2O.54 (record incomplete) last sea-
son 26. 90: Red Bluff 1885, LAST season. 9.6l +.
Sacramento 1896. last season $685. san Fran
cisco 1873 last season 7.46; Fresno Gao, last
season l.84; Los Angeles g. 81, last season
4s2: san Diego 80, last season 2.37; Yuma
q II, last season 1.42 inches.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature TO.
day 81 deg. minimum 4S deg. mean 81 deg.
No precipitation.
hours ending midnight January IL;
For Northern Californla-Far weather, except
occasional rain in the extreme north portion:
nearly stationary temperature, except warmer at
Red Bluff; fresh to brisk southerly winds in the
north portion. becoming brisk to high on the
For Southern California--Fair weather; proba-
bly, cooler along the coast; light to fresh generally
northeriy winds
For Seyada-Fair weather; continued warm.
For Utah-Fair weather; probably warmer.
For Arizona-Fair weather. continued warm.
For San Francisco and vicinity-ProDaby fair
weather: nearly stationary temperature; fresh TO
W. Il. HhMMoN, Forecast Offcial.
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Cowboy and Artist.

Frederic Remington was b I'm in Cam
ton, small village In St.Lawrence County.
New York, in 1860. His father, a news.
paper man, wanted to train him TO his own
profession, but his ta5te for dahbling in
art was too strong. In 1879 he Joined the
I ale Art School, and found out u little
about art and great deal about football
Academic routine was not to his taste,
however. ami for awhile he tried life as
the confidential clerk of Governor Cornell
at ALBANY. Sill restless, he threw that
up for tie more congenial occupation of.
a. he expresses it, punching cows" in
Montana.
In other words, he became a genuine
cowboy, and Ia his fur years in the saddle
he owes the accurate. minute knowledge
of plain LIE ana hors's that marks his
work a that OF an expert. For four years
helOughed it as cowboy. Then he went
t. Kansas aud started a mule ranch, max
Rg some money, with which he wandered
South, acting in turn rs ranchmaD, scout,
Guide. and, IN fact, anything that offered
Ills savings gone, his thoughts reverted to
art. AS lie saws:
Now that l was Door, there seemed to
We 40 reason why | should not crafty my
inclination for ar artists career. In art,
10 be conventional, one must be penni-
less. The Book Buyer.
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KNEW WHAT HE WANTED.
The Blonde Young Man Wanted Two
CoIIars-No More,

A lIiy-white blonde young man entered
q we!l-known haberdasher's a few DAYS
ago to purchase some collars. After ex-
aiming the various styles. from the low
water mark TO the twenty-eight-story fat.
he selected two at 20 cents each.
"T6ey are three fur 90 cents" said the
clerk.
well, give me two"
"Better take three for half a dollar. +"
repeated the clerk.
81 only want two"
Yes, but two cost 40 cents, and YOU get
three for 80 cents-one for a dime, See ?''
said the clerk.
Cant buy two?" anxiously INQUIRED
the blonde young man. "IonIy want two"
"Ot course, but you save 10 cents by
tax nE three, said the clerk. ''PIl Just
wrap I'D three for half-dollar."
Look here; l know what l want. You
wrap up TWO collars"
But sir"
) want two collars. land have 20 cen is
to nay for them, and
y gu lose a dime-three for So" insisted
the clerk, as he reluctantly wrapped W
the neckwear.
i don't care" howled the blonde young
man IN rage. II know whatI want-twe
collars, beer and nickel to pay my
street-car fare home. See? Now, can
get two collars for 40 cents or notY' anC
ne blonde young man fOamed at the mouth
in his righteous Indignation.
He got the two collars. The clerk
swooned. He hadn't thought of The "beel
and the street-car. st. Louis Republic
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CoaI Trade.

The circular OF j. w. Harrison says: 1.-THE re-
cent arrivals of Wallsend came to hand very OPP
portunely, as the quantity on hand was very lights
hence deliveries were made TO consumers direct
from ships aide. and none was yarded AS there
are about 80, 900 tons engaged en- route and to be
loaded, most of which should arrive here within
the next ninety days, there Will be sufhciency
for all our demands
There some outside grades OF Newcastle
coal (sOme of which are good steam producerS)
being offered at very low figures for future deIiv
cry; deducting freight duty and insurance. ayeIy
proved TO be the banner year up TO date for low
prices but the prospects are that the values for
fuel this year will be equally as low. Although
tage to our large consumers, and should give an
impetus 10 manufacturing interests. British
Columbia is again becoming free shipper: for a
few weeks the arrivals from that source were very
few. Washington shipments are diminishing and
promise to be very light this year. This should
leave larger opening for Australian products for
steam
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gives considerable strength to Alta and Justice
ana StauPs purchases of the former stock were
feature Of the day.
On the early cali Ophr strong at 81 95. and
a1terward advanced TO 81 10. Con. Cal. Il Yir-
gtnia was strong and active at IS S0@3 95, and
crown Point jumped from Gle TO TIC under
very active sales. Belcher followed suit and sold
up TO 65c ON the afternoon call. The balance OF
the market followed suit and closed quite strong
and active,
Silver was weaker yesterday. selling back TO
591Rc In New York and 2712d in London.
The assessment on Potos is delinquent In the
boards to-day.
the Mayfower gravel mine. which has declared
dividend of 10 cents per share, payable January
r. p. Heating, the mining superintendent, is
down from the Comstock.
In the Seq. Beicner they have hoisted eight tons
OF fair-gr ade curing the week
w. T.. sharon, the mining superintendent, Is
down from the ComStock,
The assessment on the BuIwer Con. is delIn-
Quent in the office today.
Messrs. ramon and Miles OF the Pacific wish it
distinctly understood that it is never too late to
memo and have Joined the bnll brigade.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Button Mining Company 5000 shares were
represented and the following officers were
elected: Thomas Cole, president; Charles Hirsch-
field Vice-preside Mt and Charles FL. Fish. A. n. T.
Harmon and William Bannon directors X k
Grayson was reelected secretary and Roger PEN
dergast superintendent. Tho secretary's financial
statement showed credit Of 1929 SO. The
Ward Shaft combination was dissolved and in
future the Bullion viii operate through the
shaft on its own account ana at a saving OF 500 a
month to the company
In the Justice during the week they have
shipped to the WashOe mill lis tons of ore an
milled IL tons. Car samples average-Gold $50 3D.
silver 81 ~: total SIT US. Battery SAMPLES av-
erage-tiod $14 49, silver Sc Oh; total $40 n.
Shipped to Unlted States mint at Carson, Jan uary
3. 101 pounds OF bullion OF the assay value OF
s415y rs. of which $26o2 62 was gold and
1857 10 silver.
The header in the branch drift from the Justice
drain tunnel was advanced 10 feet; face in low
grade quartz.
The 0ficia! letter from the Crown Point mine
for the week eadiug January says: The east
crosScut the 500-ievel has been resumed aud is
now in "a feet The face is in vein material
West crosseut on the 500 level is in ll6 feet, At
which point it has encountered the fn0tWalL
There have been extracted during the past week
*nd shipped to the Mexican mill for reductio II
$40 tohs aud 80 pounds OF gold" rock taken from
the openings sboYe the 500 and 700 Levels, the
average battery samples Of which gave $40 Is
per ton OF which So 15 was gold. We have
shipped to the Carson mint one bar OF bullion, the
pro ceeds OF December. valued at $40. 500 50.
In the Belcher mine on the HOO level east
crosseut IS being repaired. some necessary re-
pairs also being made in the incline. Have
hoisted during the week % tons OF fa!r-grade ore
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The stock market opened strong and active yes
terdAy aud prices advanced all along the line,
with the north-end stocks the favorite. Nothing
of any Importance was received from the front,
but private advlces from several OF the leading
mines were encouraging.
Itlwas the general belief that an assessment was
about TO lie levied on the Crown Point but the
receipts OF bullion shipment OF about $Zl,OuO
yesterday put these rumOrs TO rest. quiet UP
mas been going the rounds on Mexican and Best d
Belcher, and the strength shown in these two
stocks rather gives force 10 the report.
Ihe showing being made on the Keystone ledge
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stncLs in London.

don cabiepram says The markets were strong
o-day. Consols have broken all records by Gov
eminent purchases for the sinking funds South
Americans were strong Americans were irmer
on rumors that President Cleveland viii call a
sneciaI session of Congress after March TO at
rand TO the currency. or the increase Of E7S9 900
in this Bank Of England,s coin and bullion this
week, fss,oGo was Imporrs rec and the rest came
90 jluO 200 IN government securities was due 70
the borrowing by the Government, not to the
purchase of consols by the bank.
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FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y e NAV. CO., e. Nc RRa~
i NELL. Receiver, Ocean Div-will dis Gzsat&B
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ Tor me
above ports of their AL iron steamships Yix.;
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January 8. ~, ~.
COLUMBIA, January a. IA. "A.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. & n Co
system and other diverging lines for all points IN
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia. Alaska,
Idaho Montana. DAKOTA, Utah. Wyoming. Yehow-
stone Park ana all points east and south aud TO
Europe 90
Fare to PoItland-Cabin, Sl6; steerage, 50;
round "trip, cabin. unlim ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket office. l9 Montgomery ST.;
Ticket Office Pa.ace Hotel. n ew MONTGOMERY SC,
GOODALL, PERKINS l. CO. Supts. Ocean DIV,
ltf 10 Market ST., San Francisco,
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sHipP.NG INTELLIG ENCN.
Arrived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY, January 10.
Stmr Crescent City. Alien, 80 hours from Cres-
cent CITY; pass and mdse, TO Hobbs, Wall & Co.
way ports; pass and mdse, TO Goodall, Perkins
4 Co.
Stmr Oregon. Poleman 81 hours from Port
land via Astoria IS hours; pass and mdse, to q
X a. " Co.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson, 16 hours from Men,
doclno, etc; pass and mdse, TO Menaocino Lum-
Der Co.
Stmr Humboldt. Edwards. 20 hours from Eu-
reka: pass and mdse, TO KalfSh q Co.
Stmr Weeott McGee, 80 hours from Humboldt:
shingles. to Russ Sanders & Co.
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat charters active
Silver off fraction.
Wheat futures higher.
Barley futures lower.
Rye declined. Oats and Corn dull.
Bran marked up soc.
Middlings unchanged.
BAY easy and inactive.
Nothing doing in Beans.
Larger Receipts of onions.
Butter weakening. Cheese steady.
Eastern Eggs active.
Marked advance in Game
Turkeys lower. Pigeons high.
Apples and Oranges Gull
Large prunes slowly cleaning up.
Nuts and Raisins unchanged.
Vegetables quiet
Cured Meats inactiye
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corning SESSION.
Street-S0 Cal Sa e Deposit, 46Is; 900 Gas
liRht IL; 80 $ Water. 971a; $1,000 Sutter-st X
Bonds, 1864.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-33 Edison Light & Power Co. SO: SO
Gasiight. ~; 20 V Water. 971a; $4,000 81
Bonds. 1881.
Styeet-43 Edison Light & Power Go. s71a;
5000 v ~ Bonds, 81; $4,000 Sutter-st K X
Bonds, 1871
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The Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Observation-Disclosures quiet
and steady: sales. 2S.400; January, 8 1s@b.15c;
F.bruary, b. 22@5.23c: March, 6.35@5 33c; April.
5. 35@5 $50: MAY 41G5 .42c: June, s, 1905. 47c;
July, t.h2a5;6sc; augusta % s7s5 5so septem-
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Omaha livestock ; arket.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Jan. 0.-Cattle-Receipts, 100.
Trade was very active and prices generally
stronger on decent beef grades, as the demand
was brisk from all quarters. Cowstnf was in red
nor demand and all grades readily salabIe az lUG3
l6c advance, Veal calves ruled = shade frmor
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Foreign Ma rkets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.-The spot market Is firm
Cargoes are firm for off and steady for on
passage.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Q Red Winter:
january, As 91sd; February, is l01aG; March. IS
ll14d; April. As 111sd; May. As 1lMd.
SECURITIES
LONDON, Jan. 10. - Consols, 1043s: Silver.
2714d; French Rentes. 102f zoe. Bullion out of
Bank OF England, E1l6.0o0
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

TEAMERs LEAVE AsPINW ALL fla.
southampton, calling en- route ct Cher0ourg.
Trance, and Plymouth, to land passengers,
Through bills of lading, In connection WIN sas
fachc Mail s. s. Co.. issued for freight and treas-
ure to direct ports In England and Germany ~,
Through tickets from San francisco 70 ~
m ortn. Cherbourg, southampton rlrst-cisss,
s196; third class. s97 50. For further particu-
lara Apply TO PARROTT A. ~ GO, , AGENTS
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Builders Contracts.

Hall Association OF the Native Sons OF the
Golden West with Leibert 81 Hoffman,, brick
WORK. on E line of Mason street. 1913 w OF Geary.
w 1873 by E 1877 e; Sl6,S43
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COMpAGNIE GENERALE
7 RA N , Allan ILQ y /

TRAN SAL LA N 4 AZ ~ l..
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEWl, AZ Nohfd Ga.
u River foot OF Morton st. Travellers Sssy4gR
Sy this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel In .
small boat New York TO Alexandria, Egypt via
Paris. first class. S1e0; second class. SIG.
LA 6ASCOGNE Capt Bandeloh. ........:..:.s
-1H Observation-Disclosures. December l. 80 AN.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. hupo.. sss,ss.sUss...sss
.............,,., December 8, IL 200 r. NJ
LA BOURGOGNE Capt Leboeuf. .............s
. 4; :, ,...-t lament
December %. $50 A. Il
n@ For further particulars apply 20 Arent
A. FORGET, AgSu1
NO 3Bowling Green New YorS
.. +: FuGALL q co. Agents. Monsg9m To-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~ezA
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska, ga. NJ, SAlkAEs
January 8, 20. February 4, l9.
sFor British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Jan. 5, 10, I5, 90 and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka Humboldt bay. steamer Willamette
Valley, every "Wednesday at A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth aud fifth day, alternately, 8 A. NJ
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Angeles) aud Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately, At II A.
For ports in Mexico, 10 M. 25th of each month.
Ticket Uf1ce-Falace Hotel. New Montgomery
street
6ooDALL, PERKINS & co. General Agents.
t 10 Market st San Francisco.