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Beans and seeds

Prices for new beans continue unsettled. some
times going down and up the same day. II
win take week or two longer 10 establish
CuOtations On q stable basis.
Beans tper ctl8-New bayos. $s.75d5; new
small white So 6O@S.S5: new large white So 25
a 65; new pink. S5@5.25: red. nominal: new
blsekeyes. -S5M5-i0: lima. 81. 6o@4 IS; red kid
news nominal; cranberry beans, -; garvanzas
81 50d325; horse beans, new. Sl.E5@2.
seeds-Brown mustard, 4i2c; yellow mustard.
-. faXseed 50b 15c; canary. 81 G3%c: al
fa-a l4dl5c; rape. ld25se: timothy, TIC;
hemp. SG31sc; mtllet. 2%c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. S2.T503 per cu.
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Bosfon. Wool Market

BOSTON. Sept. 50.-The. Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market Saturday:
Moderate business is being done with the
smaller mills. which are showing little more
interest in offerings. With two or three exeep-
tions transactions are of enimporteat quantities.
Prices are firm: but. dealers ca not obtNn
advances The choice of the demand is for ter
ritory wool with Montana staples selling at
CSC: secured. original bag. Montana, at 53d6Oc:
Montana halfblood cething at about SOC clean" I"
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COM MISSION TO RETURN
CHECK TO CONTRACTOR
Plumber Who Refuses to Garry
Out Bid Favored

Some time ago NJ. Levy. a plumber.
put in a~bid for certain work at the
North Beach play grounds at a meet
ing of the commission and it being the
lowest it was accepted His represent
ative was present and heard the other
bids read, which were twice the amount
of the Levy bid. The representative
left. and within quarter of an hour
the commission. still in session. was
informed by telephone that Levy had
made a mistake and had only bid for a
certain part of the work.
At the subsequent meeting the COM
mission was informed that Levy would
not do the work and there was desire
to forfeit his certified check. but 1t
was decided to obtain the opinion Of the
city and county attorneys Office This
has been. given and is 10 the effect that
under the advertisements for bids the
check could not be forfeited
The commission has decided 70 re-
turn the check and advertise for new
bids under a form. TO be prepared by
the city and county attorney
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Asia Is Due Here This Morning

The Pacific Mail liner Asia. Captain
Harry fl:a e GGaukroger: is due this morning
are 69-.eabin passengers and about 200
Asiatics.-; The diner is bringing a big
cargo, WHICH includes a large. ship
nlent: OF raw. silk. The Asia was 567
night and is, expected to arrive between
s a. M: today and noon
Cruise for Navigation Class
+: The members of. the first class in
navigation of. the Humboldt. evening
high school will be: instructed in the
use of the" sextant on board the u S.
s. Marblehead at *Sausaltto, on Sun
day morning. The Marblehead Is the
has placed her:.at the disposal of the
public navigation class for ;practical
instruction in the use :of nautical in
struments.
water Front Notes
The new river steamer, Capital City,
transportation company for the run
between here and Sacramento, will be
in commission. in about 10 days.
The tug Sea. Fox broke two hawsers
yesterday trying to drag the bark
Charles B. Kenney from the mud in
Oakland creek
The Matson steamer .Hilonian was 500
miles from here at 8 O'Clock Thurs
day night and is, due Sunday morning.
. Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
AMOUNTED THn efi,ts to l;soyl l7so 200 feet.
0.
arrived-yesterday at. Yokohama.
The City of Sydney left Mazatlan
September 20 for this port.
Freighter Breaks Record
TACOMA, Sept. 30.-The blue funnel
liner Teucer. Captain Parkinson. which
arrived in Tacoma today from the orr. orr
ent, broke the transit Pacific steaming
record for freighters. Her actual
steaming time between Yokohama and
Williams head was II days Is hours
and 81 minutes.
The Teucer brings news that a Japa-
nese-A American war is being talked of
by all classes in the orient
The Teucer. brought 1000 bales of
raw silk. valued at $500,000 and 900
pounds of tea, aside from large gen
eral cargo.
wreckage OFF Cape BeaIe
SEATTLE, Sept 30.-The steamship
Redhill. which arrived from the orient
today, sighted wreckage lumber and
rye dressed timbers, many of them
30 feet long, about IA miles off Cape
Beale, Vancouver island, last. Sunday.
from the deckload of some vessel.
BY United wireless
Friday, September 80
China. ETC.: Sept. 20. p. m, S34 miles on
San Francisco; all we'll
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San Luis
from Popf seP trpaea p % 0d 22 miles
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Kahului for
Port San Luis; Sept. 20. p. M. 1000 miles
from Port Hartford; overcast; passing rain
squalls all we'll.
BRITISH STEAMER ASIA-From China, etc.
for San Francisco; Sept. %, p. M, 56I miles
of San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER HILoNIAN-Hence Sept. IS for
Honolulu; Sept. 20. p. M, 500 miles from
San Francisco lightship; moderate north-north-
east wind and sea.
STEAMER oUEEN-From Victoria for San Fran
cisco; Sept. 80, 12:45 p m., OF Point Arena;
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new Line CHARTERS
Another STEAMER
Bates & Chesebrough Add the
Olson and Mahoney to
Their Panama Fleet

IE California At
lantic steamship
c o m p a n Us first
steamer in the new
direct ocean line
to the isthmus will
sail today for
Panama via San
Pedro with a full
cargo of California
freight which will
be delivered in
New York one
month from today.
The first steamer
is. the Stanley Dol
lar.
Bates & Cheese
brough managers
of the new line an
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Arnr Transporfs

The Buford is In port. out OF commission. e
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix Is on the way from Seattle TO Manila
The Logan. outward bound left Honolulu Sep
tember 16.
The Sheridan is homeward hound
The Sherman is in port.
The Thomas is here under repairs.
: The Warren Is at Manila.
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Notice to Mariner.

UInce OF o . LIgnthouse Inspector,
Eighteenth District
San Francisco. September 80. 8
San Francisco bay. Cal-Notice Is hereby given
that San Antonio creek buoy No. i. second
class spar. was permanently discontinued Sep
tember 20, 1910 L. II. B. List OF Buoys esc
Pacific Coast 1908. p. e.
San Pablo bay. Cal.--Notice Is also given that
lower nidchannel gas and whistling buoy P s.
was established September 90. 1870 In the posi-
tion of lower midchannel whistling buoy which
was then discontinued; The new buoy is a
cylindrical tank supporting a steel skeleton
framework. carrying a whistle. and surmounted
by lantern about IA feet above the water and
separated by eclipses OF 10 seconds duration
L. Fl. B. List Of Buoys, etc, Pacific Coast
1908 p. %.
W. G.. MILLER.
Commander, u. 8. N.
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District.
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count buying price soc: eastern fresh. 35e:
Storage seconds, PC W
saIsn. r. sper lbl-california creamery extras
cbeasn uo 1rsts 1 sle; cooking. 25c; ladle. 25c.
Local E1s 'per lb)--Northern fresh. 1TMl7I5c;
cIes le lee: oregon daisy. 1s1s &c., eastern sin,
ssis;osi iSc; eastern twins. 1slh dl9l@c: eastern
es,' I5Q 912c; EASTERN Ion ghorns 19i5 a zoe:
burger. 19c DiieA' i'c' I'M
linz aes Nss tper ctD-No. pink $3.50: No. l
: S'A@aI .a white $3.50; No. blackeye, $3.50: No.
55a..eanzas $3.50: No. California lentils. 81
,Sssloes tper ctll-Highand. 81 so: local Bur
Si ~, slZS; Salinas, S1.75; yellow sweets,
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I.nndon wool sales

LONDON. Sept s0.LThe offerings at the wool
auction sales. today: amounted to 13. 1852 bales.
Competition was active and prices hardened.
The feature was the eager buying. Of secured by.
home and continental traders. Coarse crossbreds
advanced 10 per cent and. few parcels were
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~ York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 5o.-Hides-Steedy.
Petroleun-Steady-
Wool-cuiet.
vsdo. ). 45c; centrifugal, 3.95c; molssses sugar.
3 2Oc. Refined. quiet.
Coffee-Futures closed barely. steady at net
loss OF Il to Is points. Sales. 20. 400 bags.
October and November. S90c; December S95c;
January and February. S.93c; March. s.94c;
April. s 96c. May S9sc; June. s.99c July. &c
August 9.Olc: September 9.O2c: Spot, firm;
Rio No. Z. lie: Santos No. 4, llA a l2c: Mild,
firm; Cordevs. III Ml3Sc- :
Butter-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-stesdy. state. PennsylEanis and near
by hennery. white. 3It54oc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsfed Apples--No change was reported in
the market. Fancy. nominal choice, so 99 11c;
prime S0.Sstc: common TO fair. 6N7hc.
Prunes-Quiet and steady, 3s4c TO Joe for
Csliforniss up TO 30-4Os and sc 10 9hc for
Oregons-
ApTlcots-were offered spsringly and prices
were firm. Choice. 101< d1I%c; extra choice
TX dI2Lc; fancy. ia @l35sc-
Peaches Unchanged. Choice. 7a74c; extra
choice. ~ 0I734c: fancy. S0S15c-
Rsisins-Somewhat unsettled. with q. tendency
3n the direction Of higher asking prices Loose
muscsteis. ~ acc for 2 and crown; choice
10 fancy seeded. 81 MSc; seedless. 5Q6c; Ion
don layers, Sl-25 0l30.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
/ Special Dispofch 10 The GILL

Los ANGELES. Sept 30.-Eggs were firm to
day on the produce exchange. The price was
unchanged. Sweet potatoes were weak. Butter
and cheese were steady
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs 6S cases;
butter. 9.1z4 pounds; cheese, so pouSis: pota-
toes. SoS sacks; beans, none; onions, nohe; sweet
potatoes. 259 sacks
Eggs Cper dozJ-Locsl ranch csndled. 4sc; do
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NEW YORK. Sept .3Q.--standard copper; firm
Spot. September. octoser and November. ~, lo4a
spot E55 5s; futures: 1891 Is 3d., Custom house
returns showed: exports so. far this month of
Ie' i4f's 70 sg%c; csstine. IL i2H
Tin. weak: Spot and September; "a. 25Gs4 :60c
October "a. 25134. 40c; November, 81 25@ 81. 35c;
December. 34d34. .2oc. London: steady; spot
f156 15s: futures. f156 15s@
4 4200 Prize East st. Louis :. London, f12
i3s Sd.
speiter. steady at 5.5od5 SOC New York and
537Ad54 421hc East ST. Louis. London f23 los
? IronZCleveland warrants, ADS in London. Io-
cally iron was quiet and barely steady, No. i
foundry northern. SIS. 20; No. 2. SIS. .50d
10: No. southern and No: / southern soft
SIS 1915 %
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y
that they had already contracted for
enough freight to. fill their first three
steamers. So much: freight had been
offered, in fact, that they have found
it necessary to: charter another steam
er, the Olson >:and Mahoney. All ar
rangements have been made for hand
ling the freight. at: the isthmus and
tnsuring. its safe and rapid transfer to
Colon. where the goyernpnent.. owned
steamer. Colon Will be. waiting TO re-
.ceive IT. Tine. Olson and Mahoney- will
be dispatchAd as an:-e xtra ship between
two. of the regular sai1ings and, like
the others. .sewill call for freight at San
Pedro. -. ...-.:. -,
" The Pacific Mail company which, un-
til Bates & Chesebrough showed the
way, had an array of figures to prove
the isthrnus. yesterday dispatched the
steamer Pennsylvania for Ancon: direct.
The. Pennsylvania carried no passen-
800 tons: Of freight !: is slowed. The
sPennsy lyania CARRIED about 1000 tons.
This and the Stanley. Dollars cargo
cargo it has carried from the isthmus
to. New York since. Uncle: Sam started
his own line
"Bobb$. Balm Swallows the Anchor
. tt used TO. be: Bobby, Balm, sailor
man. or, on 3. more formal occasions,
: Mister Balm, chief: officer in the I'm
tied States: army transport service. 1t
Is. now. Senior r. Thurston Balm. plan
ter.
Balm has resigned from the govern
ment service. has swallowed the an
cher and said 1goodby TO the sea.
With Gould Harold and Clarence Ellis
he has taken up. "a large section of land
at Los: Moohis.- Mexico, near Topolo-
bampo..: The. three farmers, with an
equipment suitable. for agricultural pur-
suits on. a large and scientific scale,
are now on: their way to the southern
republic. ::
Ellis and. Harold will supply the
agricultural knowledge Bain's con-
ttributien- VIII ::be.r a working flow of
bamboo Spanish and the ability to
handle men,; acquired with his Spanish,
during his career as a. saiiorman. Mrs.
Balm who was: Miss Harold and her
mother. will follow in a month or
two. when the. farmers Will have their
new home built and in commission.
Liner Sierra Sails Today
The Oceanic steamship company
liner Sierra, Captain Houdlette, will
sail at IL o'clock this morning for
Honolulu with a large cargo and a
full complement. of passen gers. Anon g
the paSSeng gers will be:
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
4. CARGO. for. New York

>
The steamer Lyra cleared; Friday for New.
York: via Magellan route. with the following
shipments Of merchandise value not given:
p 063 lbs asphalt. "a. 1902 SKIS .barley. 1.176 cs
canned fruit % cs canned asparagus. 1854
bars lead 5s bales old rope, 35 pkgs old rub
ber 43 cs polish 81 pkgs pipe httings. 997
bales scrap tin, SO :cs u bbls l:o44 gals wine
2is bbls arsenic. l.229 pcs lumber, 4.147 bdls
shingles l.I2e bdls scrap. tin. 1.159 bdls wire.
- The .PennsyIvania's Cargo
The steamer Pennsylvania sailed yesterday for
Ancon with "a cargo ef merchandise consigned to
Ancon and New York: follows; Panama,
81 .527: New. York. S243, ,9s4.
To Panama. pkgs fresh fruit, 1900 lbs
garlic. %. al tt lumber. II pkgs onions, so
pkgs potatoes.
= To New YorkZ1o0 gals brandy. 325, TAT lbs
beans 70 624 cs canned fruit. 1,010 cs canned
goods, s5o3 lbs copper platte, 1850 lbs
cara. 100 gals CORDIAL. 23 bales cassia 555 lbs
dried fruit 50 600 lbs dried peaches IS, 3,0s0 lbs
garxahzss. so bales hair. 1.540 lbs hoofs, 1885
lbs almonds. ~ 642 lbs old rubber. 137 500 lbs
primes. zoe, 900 lbs raisins. 3.SI6 lbs solder
dross... 600 sardines. 20,5S5 cs salmon cs
and 155 04S gals wine.
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Chanxe of Mnxferr

Steamer Pride of the River. late master Er-
nest Atthowe. present master John Stephenson.
:: Schooner Magnolia. late master ". Fl. Smith.
present master Antoine Larsen.
Schooner Oakland. late master G. c. Hansen.
present master II. Johannissen.
Steamer Fulton late master W. j.. Maloney,
present master Oscar Jacobsen.
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~~~~~~>>>.>>~->~~>>>>>>o>
ghanistan. for New York.

ghanistan, for New York go
OCEAN STEAMERS
PUNTA sARENAS-Arrived prior Sept 80
Stmr Lewis Luckenbach. from New York for San
Francisco or Tacoma.
S0UTHAMPTON--Sai Sept. 30-Stmr Cleve-
land, for New York.
MoNTREAL-Sailed Sept 3o-stnr Laurentic
for Liverpool.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Sept. so-stmr Cam
pania,, from Liverpool.
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Customs. Duties

Duties collected at the custom house during
September 1870 amounted to $597 $50 u: Sep
teTnber 1909, $4s5.o10.30; August 1910. $3.50.
$50. 90.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

slmonds, 29d32cs new walnuts 15c per 10 for
No. 4 softshells. lac for No. 2 DO: hardshell
1lc. pecsns. 74i@ a l5c peanuts. 4b65c; nine
nuts. IsG zoe; California chestnuts, loQI2c
nrr III.
Honey-Water white comb. 16Q17c; white do.
-2q I2ibc: amber do. 1O6lic: extracted 81 6Sac
for white, @sc for light amber and 51s G6ike
1er lb for amber.
26- FOR dark.
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stL,oufis. Wool Market

ST. Louis. Sept, -Wool-Steady. Medium
grades: combing and clothing 231d 24c; light fine
I9d21c; heavy fine. l5Gl7c; tub washed, 25d
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ARRIVED
rN-f

ARRIVED
Friday. September 30
,p m stmr Shasta, Hanson. "A hours from
San Pedro; ballast TO E. X. Wood lumber COM
$40 p. M, schr Mehta Nelson, Jensen days
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naval -stores-Turpen,ifIiFlI 4

SAVANNAH. Sept. 30.--Tlrpentne firm al
T3c. Sales, 635; receipts, 55T: shipments, ISL
stock; II .0e9.
RosIn. firm Receipts, 1i43o; shipments 945;
stock, 80, 800. Quote: A, B and c. $6.1O@
G. .2o: D. S6 25d6.35:~ E; $40: F. S6.55; e
Se.6o;. II. $6.e5; l. $685.; n. S875: NJ, $6.s5;:N,
Sc 80; VIC, $685.; WV, 81 ::
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U. S. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch oft United States photographic
Office. located in; the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense, Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the Office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information. can always be obtained re.
garding lights. dangers ito navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean. commerce.
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
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pnnlfrr nnh 60.

While large fat poultry continues in demand
f7r the Jewish holidays. the market is reported
d~erSlpplied with inferior stock for which there
little inquiry. There is plenty Of western
1'lltrr on hand
Poultry lper oozen)-Hens. S565.5o for small.
S6506i 80 Tor large and SS6b for extra:
Young ROSTERS S6d7: DO extra. ST 5ods 50: old
ROSTERS. S5G5.50: fryers S50e; bro.iers. SS so
q Tor large SS.250S-5o for medium and So for
SQUADS. So 50d3; geese. S2a3 per pair.
came 1per DOZEN Nominal
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::rI,ondou*Hop Marker
: New York Metal Market

;. LIVERPOOL. Sept 30.--Hops IN london, r
cihc coast, firm. f4fd5. -.
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Private wIre-New York, Chicago
Western Union Code
J. C. WILSON

MEMBER
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main ONCE, Mills Bldg, San Francisco
Branch Onices-Palace Hotel (matn
corrIdor), San Francisco; Hotel Alexnn--
dria, Los Angeles, Cal.
Correspondents Winthrop sE
Co., New York. Chieago, LOndOn and
Paris
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foggy; moderate northwest wind and sea- will
arrive at quarantine p. m.
STEAMER MANN sMITH-Sept. 80. 4 p. m,
passed Point Arena; from Coos bay. for San
Francisco. Light northwest wind; moderate
sea: g a. M. passed steamer st. Helens, hence
Sept % for Seattle, of Cape Mendocino
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chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Sept. 80.-Butter, steady; cream
cries. 24@2sc dairies 23M27e. Eggs. steady at
mark, cases included. 1sis al NC; nrsts. 2Sc;
prime hrsts. zse; receipts. 400 cases. Cheese,
Young Americas. l5As a ICE; loghorns, 15l1 a
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CHINESE HELD FOR TRIAL-Lai Jok. the
TbInaSe merchant who was arrested Thursday
for havEaz 81 $50 worth Of unstamped opium in
his Store in Jackson street near Dupont. was
yesterday held to answer before the rederat
grand jury
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Liner Sierra Sails Today

The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Sierra, Captain Houdlette, will
sail at II o'clock this morning for
Honolulu with a large cargo and a
full complement. of :passen gers. Among
the paSSen gers will be:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ensonaI 70 hatt- .-..... ...........
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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sun rises .::........-......... 6.05
Sun sets ..:...... ...........-... 5:54
Moon rises. ..........-...-.-. .4:10 a. m.
New moon. October 3, at 1928 a. m.
First quarter moon October H. at 5:31 a.. m.
Oct Time Time rt Tine rt Time rt Time :; rs
81 4:s2l o.6I1J 10 81 5:osl 1.5l1112 5I
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HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth ct mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination T., Steamer Date =
Nome &c st. Michael :. Northwestern ..lOct. 2
Kodiak Portland ....> .l0ct. 6
Time BnH
United States branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange. San Francisco, September
80, 1910.
The time ball: on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cifc standard time u20th meridian), or at Sh
com. 00s... Greenwich mean time.
J. C, BURNETT,
=. Lieutenant. U. s. N;=in charge.
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sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front. mission street wharf) add % minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
CRAhBURY

Miss Annie Erwin spent Saturday
in Trenton.
Mrs. w. Ella Suits is visiting
Miss A. M. Genung, at Asbury Park.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
Valley, during the storm on Tuesday
night and left them a fine young
son.
Deputy Surrogate and Mrs. D. w.
Clayton were recent visitors at the
home of former Freeholder Asbury
Fountain and family, Of Matawan.
Harvey Hutchinson spent Friday
in Philadelphia.
Rev. J. Morgan Deid, treasurer of
the Jr. o. U. A. M, of New jersey.
will pay a fraternal visit to Cranbury
On Wednesday evening, December
IA. 1t Is hoped to see a good at
tendance. Refreshments will be
served by Caterer A. A. Rue.
1t is reported that DR.. j. L. Whit
aker, of Cranbury, is very Ill with
pneumonia at his home in the
South.
Mrs. e. s. Barclay, Mrs. George B.
Mershon and Mrs. s. H. Perrine spent
Friday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Puerschner Is visiting
friends in New York.
Edward Fay has gone to spend the
winter in Florida.
Blaine Dawson was a visitor in
Trenton on Saturday.
George Hickey has purchased the
property recently purchased by
Charles Hoffman, and will move
there in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mason cell
ebrated their tenth anniversary of
their marriage on Saturday evening
at their home les P~lainsboro.
There were about $50 guests pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Mcdowell left
on Friday for their winter home at
Pine Bluff, N. G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY,
To TEOFILA KAMINSRY:
BY virtue of an order of the Court
OF Chsneery of New Jersey, made on
the day of the date hereof, in a cause
wherein Joseph Nolan, is Complainant
and you and others are Defendants
you are required to appear, plead, an-
swer or demur to the bill OF said COM
~plainants. on OF before the thtrtieth
day of January, next. or the aaid Bill
be taken as confessed against you.
The said bill is fled to f%oreelose q
mortgage given by Marion Ksminsky
and you TO Andrew Iverson, dated
June 10th. 1907, on lands in the City
of Perth Amboy, Middlesex County
New Jersey, which said mortgage was
subsequently assigned by said Andrews
Iverson TO Joseph Nolan, complainant
as appears by the bill of complaint n
this cause aied. and you are mad de-
PENDANT because yeu claim TO own said
lands or some part thereof.
Dated, November sSSh. 4. D. 1910.
Joseph 2. striekar Solicitor foE
complainant 14s Smith Street. Perth
ArnbUy New Jersey, II. s
IsSl21l~sQ-ss cav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

Perth Amboy, N. j., Oct. 22nd, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
ell of Perth Amboy, N. j.,
We, the undersigned, and property
owners along the line of Stockton
street, humbly petition your honorable
body to take the necessary step of
grading said Stockton street from
Smith street to Lehigh avenue, and
your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
JOHN LUCOU,
JOHN JACKO,
ANDREW UROCKO,
JOHN s. p. HANSEN,
SEBASTIAN CUDAK,
EMIL SAMETH.
ANDREW TCHARYK,
I. SCHEINMAN.
$4.O0. $1T041-12-S-14-17
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

Nov. 18th, 1910.
To the Honorable Council of the City
of Perth Amboy,
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned, most respect
fully petition your honorable body to
cause a system of sewers to be built in
the following streets: tombstone St.,
Jeffreys St., Ridgley ST., and Jacques
ST., said system to be in conformity
with the plans of extension of State
Street Sewer System on file, and your
petitioners will ever pray.
DENNIS BOzZAY,
ALBERT KOMINECK,
SIMON KYIEK,
PETER JURA,
ANDRO HOVANECZ,
STEVE HOLYNKA,
ANTON SILAKOWSKI,
ALEX. MACSARAFSKf.
$4.68. 17042-12-S-14-17
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

Any affair, or happening, or cir
cumstance which Is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

HELP

Wanted-Machinist for general repair
work, Wages soc. an hour. Apply
Didier Marche Co., Keasbey, N. J..
1~7l43-12-13-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

For sale-Gas engine, 10 horsepower,
Al condition. Will sell at a bargain,
Apply Evening News. 1-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

For sale-Platform spring wagon.
Nearly new. Suitable for grocer or
baker. 224 Smith st. 17200-12-l4-2t