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MISCELLAMEOPS.
IM. J. FLAVIN ffl
I CLOTHIERS AHD OUTFITTERS, I
924, 926, S2B and 930 Market Street,
T_aro-u.g_a to Ellis.
Bight iii tie Heart ot the Holidays!
Now is or never is the time to GET A MOVE ON. Re- *
i member that WILFUL WAIT MAKES WOEFUL WANT. *
J Don't you then TARRY TILL THE LAST MOMENT. We f
| want to see you and give you
I SOME STRAIGHT TIPS
I About seasonable and substantial Xmas presents. We *
can show you a rare lot of CARDIGAN JACKETS AND I
SMOKING JACKETS. Now you know there can be no \
more acceptable present for a gentleman than one of these *
stylish and handsome garments. In new and VERY EL
EGANTLY FINISHED NECKWEAR we are par excel- ;
lence. We have a line of Silk Mufflers, Silk Handker- •
§ chiefs. Dress Shirts and Night Shirts which has NO !
I PARALLEL IN THIS CITY, and because they will be i
Isold by February Ist we are letting them go at exceptional
figures. Embroidered Suspenders, A BEAUTIFUL CHOICE [
for an Xmas gift, are not the least among the RARE YULE !'
TIDE ATTRACTIONS we are offering. §
UMBRELLAS, CANES AND GENTLEMEN'S JEW- j
ELF-Y do not fall any distance behind in this respect.
CALL US ON RUBBER GOODS -well, we can see you
from a fine English Mackintosh down to an ordinary rub-
Iber coat, and you will not be astray in the figures.
MEN'S SUITS AND MEN'S OVERCOATS are now
placed on the lower floor, and the stock is so large that we
are making a determined effort to SWEEP THEM OFF i
OUR COUNTERS. For years past we have taken our ;
stand as the LEADING EOYS' CLOTHIERS WEST OF
THE ROCKIES. This season we have ouened out A MASS i
OF BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S XMAS SUITS, and we are |
proud of them. 'H
DON'T THEN LET THE GRASS GROW UNDER |
YOUR FEET. There are but a few hours left to do what f
all good people do. *'
Don't Forget Yonrself anfl Rememiisr Yonr Frienfls ! I
CLOTHIERS AHD OUTFITTERS, j
924 920, 928 anfl 930 Mot Street,
Tl_.ro-u.g3a to Ellis. |
[wagons!
I BAZAAR! I
(XS JANUAI.Y IST WB MCST UIVE UP B
\J out Wagon Warerooms, and In conse- 6
quence we are obliged to close out all of our &■
raserre stock of Toy Wagons, Carts, Barrows, 9
Doll Carriage*, Velocipede, and Trlcyciea m
berore tbrtt lime, suil we bnve marked lh<-m B
Sao low tbat tbey certulnly will go. Don't I
miss a < haufo at tbem. Remember, tbt-se B
B (foods are all Dew and direct from tut facto- ■
ries. As thia la oa Brat year lo business we W
j liave oo ' bestuuta. Come to-day and make B
a your • . i lion, vid have them delivered De- g
eetabor 24tb. loa kuow it may rain a little fl
(""'TOYS!
I We have one whole floor devoted to Tnvs fl
and there la iiottiing lv the world's market B
not here represented, at lower prices than B
ever before prevailed In San Francisco. Come B
to-day berore tbe us>ortment Js broken. SJ
PLUSH GOODS! |
We tare positively the largest and best as- I
aortmei.t or riusb Goods In tbfa city and just R
so positively our prices aro the lowest. Xx- H
amine them and you will find this to be true. ■
I li.- --»i:. i- in;t - br **i(\ of OW Albums, Jew- ■
elry. Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, Bisque Tli;- B
ure«. Vases, Cutlery, Fans, Xmas Cards, B
Frames, Ferrumery, Canes, Umbreilaa and B
Smokers' Artlt les, and tbe assortment docs 9
notstophere. (►Lit VAHIETY IS KM>LESS. I
Come iv aud inspect the store; make your- B
selves at home and price our goods. No one B
will aak you to buy or make you reel uncom- B
fortable, whttber purchasing or not. i,
ALL AIC X WtLt'UMK. 3
SOZIN&CO.I
421 Kearny Street, I
Nl-AU ■ AI.IFOKMI. W
■ NO I E-tii.o.i delivered Tree to Sausallto H
p Biithedale. Mill Valley. Tiiiuron, Antlocn, ■
I San liaTat-l. Stockton. Havwnrds, Vallejo _:
■ Napa, san Lorenzo, Melrose, San Leandro' II
3 Oakland, Alameda an.l l'.irkeley. if
M This Week We Clone at 11 P. SI. l_
X no3o SuTu lm y
faies-ip-fffl
NOTICE IS HKREUT GIVEN THAT A CERTI-
J-' Bed copy or the assessment boon ot tbe taxable
property 01 the City and County or Sun Franiisc >
rraieaute. personal property and Dupont streos
widening, lor the year 18HO has this day bei-n re
ceived: tbat tbe State. City and County taxes lur
laid year are now due ani payable at the oßce or
the undersigned. Him floor new City Hall.
l»otiee Is aiso hereby given that taxes on personal
property lor State purposes are also due. Taxes
will becomi- delinquent on Monday, the 29th day or
December. 1890. at B o'clock r. _.', aud unless paid
prl»r thereto 5 per cent wili be a 1 1 - 1 to the amount
lb—reor.
To racllltate buslne.s tax-payers will please send
lor their iinis as rar.y as possible. This course will
p-rmit you to avoid the rush later lv the season.
In order to accommodate those unable to atteal
during Ihe day the office will be open In the evening
_ _m 7to 9 oVloci rrom Mo iday, me '2'2tX day or
December, until Saurday, the J7tb day or Decem
ber, bolh days Inclusive.
K. B.— . osltlvely no checks received arter Friday
December 111, 18S0. ''
__ „ . THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Tax Collector or the City aad County or Saa Fran-
C— CO.
Paten Monday. October 27. 1890. nos
STEINWAY
GREAT COLLECTION KOR THE HOLIDAY'S
UABLEK, I'EASE and other planoa.
IAiTfIIAS GRAY GOMP'Y,
206 AND 208 POST ST.
do 7 SuTuTh lm
Weekly Call $1.25 per Year
lI.U.SLOAI&CO.
641 to 647 Market Street.
In Addition to their Unequaled Mock of
Carpeting., Furniture
....AND....
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Have now on Kxhibilion a Great Variety
or Choice New Goods, Suit ble for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
The followim; are aujrgcated as particu
larly appropriate.
Oriental Rugs, Fur Eugs, En
glish and American Rugs
Bookcases, Secretaries, La
dies' Writing-desks, Music
Cabinets, Easy and Fancy
Tables, Pedestals and Eas
els, Silk and Lace Curtains,
Portieres, Table Covers and
Scarfs, and Lace Bed Sets.
PRICES MODERATE.
nolß TuThSa tr
: J^SJhfci Children
! SCOWS
EMULSION
of pure Cod Liver 011 with Hypo- ]
phosphites of Lime and Soda Is )
almost as palatable aa milk. 1
Children enjoy It rather than 1
otherwise. A MARVELLOUS FLESH J
PRODUCER It Is Indeed, and the I
little lads and lassies who take cold )
easily, may be fortified against a )
couch that might prove serious, by '
taking Scott's Emulsion after thalr |
meals during the winter season. j
Bexcarcof substitutions and Imitations, j
teTlyTnfiiiiutWy"
I ON A WEAK STOMACH. I
ISSct©, zx Box!
I^OF ALL ORUCCISTB. »
. 3T'iZ it
BEST TRUSSES A SHOULDER BRACES
Hade at .J. H. A. i'lil.iii.lts JSc KK'.tii.,
SURUICALAND DENTAL INSTBUM-NT , r->
u-^FV^'- 118 ■■■*■"■■**> »fc. adjoining £_*«
Itecldeuui Hotel cu_a_c_ _„«(Sr
THE MORNING CALL. SAN FRANCISCO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1890-EIGHT PAGES.
'I'Hll.liillT,
When I wn young the twilight seemed too long.
* a '■* OW often ob the western window-scat
B^"^ I leaned ivy boot against the misty
h D pane
«*-*■' \m And spelled the last enchanting lines
attain
The while my mother hummed an ancient son*
Or sighed a little and said, -The hour is sweet.'*
When I, rebellious, clamored ior the light.
But now I love the sort approach or night,
Aud new with folded hands 1 sit and dream;
While all too fleet the hours of twilight seem;
And thus I kuow that l am growing old,
O granaries of age! <> manifold
And royal harvest of the common years!
There are iv all their treasure-house uo ways
But lead by sott descent aud gradual slope
To memories more exquisite tha:: hope.
Thine is the iris hnrn oi olden tears.
And tliil' c more happy are the happy dayi
That l:ve divinely lv thy lingering rays.
So autumn roses bear a lovelier ilower;
Ko, lv the emerald after sunset hour.
The orchard wall and tremb lug aspen trees
Appear an infinite iiesperldes.
Aye. as at dusk we sit with folded hands,
Who knows, who cares ln what enchanted lands
We wander while the undying memories throng?
When I was young the twilight seemed too long.
A. Mauy !'. Kobinson iv the Athenujum.
A CASE OF KISSING.
BXfjRTEXTR POYNTZ, a good-natured,
w5_S-v thoughtless young limn, lived with
4aU his uncle in the little west-country
tov. n of Clieeseboroutth. His relative was a
brotideloth manufacturer on a large scale,
and i'oyntz was learning the business, with
a view to succeeding the old gentleman
when he retired. The young follow was
very popular among his contemporaries in
the neighborhood, by whom ho was gener
ally voted "a good sort." But he had one
foolish weakneei, which caused his friends
much amusement, namely, an ambition to
_» considered a lady-killer; and many were
tlte boastful talcs he would relate to them of
his triumphs with the fair sex. Any
stranger hearing his stories, and bi-ing igno
rant of his real character, might have sup
posed that l'oyulz was a regular Don Juan.
Hut tlio troth was that he was the most
bashful of mortals imaginable, and could
scarcely be got to open his mouth iv the
presence of girls, This circumstance, of
course, made liis braggadocio stories all the
more amusing. Aud while some of his
friends would openly scoff at tbem, others
would affect to credit them and draw him
on, just for the fun of the thing. Prominent
an.oug these latter was l'ercy Cuttle, a
larky young solicitor, and junior partner iv
tbe eminently respectable firm of Cuttle &
bin. Consequently I'oyntz made liiiu his
cliief ci.uli-ant, and would often call iv at
his rooms to talk over his affairs ducieur
with bim.
One evening Cuttle, arter a hard day at
the oflic, was lazily smoking his meer
schaum in his armchair when I'oyntz paid
him cue of these visits. The lawyer saw at
once, by his friend's face, that lie had some
thing to communicate; but, affecting not to
notice it^ he bade him take a seat and quietly
han itd ihe totiacco-jar to him. Poynlz
liileil and lighted his pipe. Then, alter
heaving a deep sigh and expelling a huge
cloud ol smoke irom his lips, he exclaimed :
" 1 say, l'ercy, old nan, 1 met such a
pretty gtil just vow— such a devlish pretty
girl!"
■ -Ob, Indeed," said Cuttle gravely.
" Whereabouts?"
" Down by 1-iddleforni," answered I'oyntz.
"I happened to meet her just wheru the
light ol a lamp fell upon her face, an.l, 'pon
my life, it wu.uueol tiie prettiest facts I
ever saw !''
" That's saying a good deal for you,
Poynlz," Cuttle replied, with a gravity that
was almost suspicious, " for you're about as
critical a judge of a pretty face as musk fel
lows I know."
" Well, really," said the other, accepting
the compliment in perfect go d faith ami
complacently stroking tils ln.ipieiil mous
taches, "1 Hatter myself that 1 have bitter
ta^te upon the subject than most chaps have.
But this girl, Percy, 1 wish you could bave
sieu her. you wi old have losi your heart to
her on the spot!"
"You don't know who the siren is?" in
quired his friend. "What station did she
appear to he ol !' Not a lady, of course?"
" 1 suppose she cannot have been— quiie!"
Poyntz answered, "else she would not have
been walking alone at tbat time if night.
But the was au uncommonly stylish young
won. an, and had a uccideuly 'bauds oil' air
about her."
"Well, what happened?" asked Cuttle.
" Bid you follow he to see where she lived?"
"Yes, 1 did turu round aud follow her,"
Poyntz admitted. "And then — but you'll
not breathe a woid of this to auy one, will
you Cuttle?''
"Bather not," bis companion pri.niised.
"Mum's the word with me, my boy. Go
on; 1 am dying tn knew what happened."
"1 followed her, as I toid you, resumed
Poynlz, "and kept just behind her for a hun
dred yards or so. Mie heard my steps, 1
suppose, for she turned round and looked at
me. And, 'pon my soul, her face was so
awfully captivating, that damme if I could
resist ratcniug her up and aeeostiuu her.
And, iv about a brace of shakes— I had some
liquor on board, you know— l stole a kiss
from her ."
">'cvci!" ejaculated Cuttie, taking bis
pipe trom his lus and elevating liis rye
brows till they nearly touched his hair.
"You dou't say so? And how did the young
woman take it?"
"For a moment or two," Poynlz replied,
"she seemed too much surprised to do any
thing. Then sue drew herself up very
haughtily and walked quickly off!"
"1 don't wonder at that, alter your con
founded cheek!" remarked Cuttle. "You
oidn't follow her any farther, I presume?"
"Oh. ye?, I did !" returnedTi -yntz. "I de
termined 1 would find out whtru she lived;
so 1 walkid in behind her, at some little
distance, until 1 saw htr turn into a bouse
In Sepulchre lave. 1 mean to hung about iv
that neighborhood agaiu to-morrow even
ing, in the hope of renewing my acquaint
ance with her."
"1 sayl Be careful what you're doing,
Poyntz, my hoy," said Cuttle seriously, "else
you'll be getting yourself into a nasty
scrape."
"Oh, I'm not afraid, old fellow," Poyntz
answered lightly. "I'm quite capable of
taking care ol myself."
'Well, to do you justice, I think you are,"
assented Cuttle. "Mill, kissing strange
young ladies in the street is rathor a dan
gerous practice; and, If 1 were you, Poyntz,
1 should be devlish careful."
"All right," returned l'oyulz, with nn In
difference which showed that he thought
his friend's advice unnecessary. "Never
fear for me; I'm not a boru fool, you
know."
It was on the tip of Cuttle's toiiguo to
retort that he was not at all sure of that.
But he pulled himself up on the verge of
saying it, and led the convorsatiou to other
topics, whicli they discussed for the rest of
the evening. After l'oyulz was gone Cut
tl- lay back in bis armchair, a curious
smile playing about his lips. An idea had
occurred to hi in whicli the more he enter
tained. Of course Poyntz 's story about the
kissing affair was all romance. What fttu
it would be then to serve him with a sham
summons for assault, and frighten him into
confessing that he had been simply drawing
on his imagination. The young solicitor
pictured to himself Poyntz's face on receiv
ing the summons. lie was of a timid dis
position, and would certainly be frightened
out of bis wits by it: more especially as his
u_cle, Mr. Goatboy (who, by the way, was
Chairman of the local bench of magistrates),
was a rigid Puritan, and a man likely to es
teem kissing a most deadly offense against
morality.
The longer be dwelt upon the notion the
stronger grew Cuttle's desire to carry it out.
He would have no difficulty in getting hold
of a summons form, for his father was clerk
to the magi-trates, and all summonses were
issued from his oflice. But the worst part
of it was that bo would have to lorge tho
sign manual of a J. P. to the document.
And this was so obviously risky that it
nearly made the young lawyer abandon his
design altogether. Indeed, if the practical
joke bad not taken such a strong hold upon
his fancy, he would probably bave done so.
But bis love of fun got the better of his judg
ment, and he decided to ehauee it. In fact
(«o he told himself), provided he stopped the
affair in time, ss lie could easily do, there
was no appreciable risk involved.
Next morning, on reaching the office,
Percy proceeded to carry out his design. lie
procured a summons form, which iie filled
up in the regular terms, calling upon Arthur
Poyutz to appear and answer to the cnargo
'"Ihat he did violently und unlawfully as
sault Amelia- Seragg by kissing her, etc.,
etc." (we need hardly say that he urew
upon his imagination for the young lady's
name; and nt the foot of this document he
cleverly Imitated the signature of a local
Justice, who was going to leave Eugland
next day on a Continental trip, and stamp, d
it with the official seal. The next step was
to get the summons served. About this
there was no difficulty. De merely had to
take it uu to the police station, and band It
over to one of the constables, which te ac
cordingly did, and bad the satisfaction of
seeing tho man start off to serve it, entirely
unsuspicious of humbug. The young law
yer then strolled back to the office, chuck
ling to himself, as bis imagination conjured
vi- an amusing piciure of poor Poyntz's
dismay upon receiving the summons. "1
wiil keen up the hoax," he soliloquized,
"until this time to-morrow. It will Dot be
safe to carry it ou longer than that I Poor
Poyntz l How awfully savage he will be
with nic if he finds out that 1 am the perpe
trator of it!"
" The following morning, however, Percy
Cuttle was unexpectedly called away to a
neighboring town on busiuess, which occu
pied the greater part of tho day; so he did
not get back to Cheeseborougb till late in
the afternoon, As he passed up the stairs
his father, the senior member of the nnu,
put his head out of his otiue door and called
linn in.
"I want to say a word or two to you on
rather a serious subject," he began gravely.
"That yiiinm Poyntz lias eot himself into a
nasty scrape with a girl. He came here this
morning to consult me. and I spent nearly
two hours in Inking down this statement nf
his." As he spoke old Cattle pointed lo the
numerous sheets of "draft" with wlii'h liis
desk was littered. ''1 could ill afford the
time, either; for I was already behindhand
with that Dickson settlement. Hut the poor
young fellow was in such a state of mind
about it that 1 felt obliged to take pity on
him. Indeed, it is a serious matter ! Ue
has been suuiuioued for assaulting a girl by
violently ki.sing her 111 tho street. And
ahotild he be convicted of the offense it
will mean, if not social ruiu, at any rate con
siderable social disgrnve, so far as this neigh
borhood is concerned !"
.Fortunately old Cuttle happened to keep
his eyes upon his desk while lie was speak
ing, nnd so the womlerstriick. dismayed ex
pression of hi 3 son's face escaped bim.
That young gentleman had never bar_ained
lor this; nud there was no denying that he
was very much Uabbergastcd. No doubt
his wisest course would have been to con
fess the hoax to his father M once, but, un
fortunately, he could not find tiie courage
to do so. Old Cottle was a particularly
severe, matter-of-fait old gentleman, who
hated practical jokes of auy kind. And
a practical joker, who tampered with the
sacred process of the law, made a fool of
him (old Cuttle), and wasted some hours of
his precious time, was especially calculated
to rouse his direst wrath. £v, iusteail of
letting the murder out, young Cuttle asked,
with as much surprise iv his tono as he
could assume:
" Who is the girl? Did Poyntz really
kiss her?"
" Sl.e is a stranger— by name, Amelia
Scragg," replied his father, solemnly.
" l'oyulz swears to me that lie did not kiss
her, or even try to do so. Uo merely fol
lowed her for a hundred yards or so, and
just aocosled her; but, when she rounded
ou him, aud want.d to know what ho meaut
by It, he at once retired, and annoyed her
no further."
Percy experienced a strong sense of inter
nal amusemtut, as he heard how 1 tie boast
ful Poyntz had been forced to tone down
the story of liis gallantry ; but this feeling
of amusement was soon driven out by the
greater dismay which his father's next
words occasioned.
F-'o le copiti'niied.l
THE S'IUCK M-KKET.
Though stocks were dull ln bolh sesiions yester
day they were strong at an advance n iiginc Irom 5c
to 4oc, the latter appreciation being In Putosl,
which advanced to $4%. Closing quotations below.
Local securities wero moderately active, with uo
marked changes.
The Silver Kn.g delinquent Eale takes place to
day.
The Ilosetlaie ltalsin Vineyard Company has levied
an asses -mint or .10, delinquent February 28th.
The production of the Ccmstock lodo la*t week
w-is as follows: Con. Cal. & Va., 1610 tons ore, as
saying $19 28; Occidental, 320 tons, $17 93; ciioi
lar. 512 to :.s, ?18 31; Belcher, 247 tons, »ls 52-
Crown Point, 90 tons, $18 20.
The Unlou iiilll has .shipped $28,272 for Joli-t ac
count ot Ccmmouwcalih and North Commonwealth.
North Belle Isle sent to mill last week 451/.. tons
ore, assaying $254 6U.
A--i -- 11 cut - I'endine;.
The following Is a list of assessments now pending;
11l till!
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Inrtin wuite
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Nori-:— Assessments or niiu-.-a uei listed ou the
ltoatd fall delinquent In olllce.
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Ir'li-'rr sirre the tales j estrrday In the San
1 ii:. t i.io ; lock I oard:
tttr.rl An hksston — 1>!?0 v.
:tlO Alta TO'-OO (.hollar.. .lli'i SOO OvrTnn....l 3 i
4UO Audt-s 06 'iull '_ 'Jit 'JJO Polos!. .4*,,
lull lleicher.l.«o 10(10 ton N Y. m .'.O S-vase...l.7u
1110 l;_ 1.. ..•_.U6|.OU >' ruint.. l.l6 'GO SNev 1.60
100 Ho-lle O'J *0O H * X...1.80 IHO Un10u.... 1.56
GO.t I!uiiioii..l.o(miou I_e_lcm_2.gs 2tWU tan 40
•JOOChall _..I.6(; i lsoOccitliit....Bo l ISU W C0m. ...45
200 CC* V'.S.eOJSIOO Ouhlr '2%\ 60 YJac-C1.1.T0
-lIIIMJOX — B H, IIO— — -tlllL
31)0 Alph* 90 00C0ntid... 5.00 100 oi.hlr. ...2.85
SfcOAndrs... .70 1400 ton N i ... ift SOOrermii.l.SO
UOO nelehr.l.4s 1..0 C 1 , 01n1..1.15|1'U0 l'otosl. ..4.T0
ISOlilsle GO! 35 I.IOUOO t:' 4
150 I! A K...H.00 100 _SNev... U5 100 BaYiine....]-';
160 Ho.ile UO-iOO _ieheq....6o'.-00 sum as
IWJ Hullion2.of> : 60(1 AC ...l.oti Iol) 1'u10n....1.05
000 C_le4oß_.-6|loa H * N....1.40 juo ctan 46
350 lliall 0..L60 100 N 11 151e... 78 100 Vv L.ni....4 5
200 Cboll«r._!.'JOj'.'oo N Com t0... 7 v to VJacket..l" 4
lOOCointh 9u,200 Oc-ldn BS| 10 1.70
>( lu.wintt nerethe baits in the I'aclllc Sloe. Hoard
Jltlirday;
rmrun KFBKir.N— IO:3O.
'-00 Ainhn 90-V'OO Cumlh KO 10 1 Potosl ..4.70
200 Andes US .'JO Hb 60 4.00
100 Belr.nerl.3S 200 1 ... ;. ■ 611 350 Suv^.o. ..I=..
1(10 X - H.. 2.00 200 48. 100 S MAM.. .8«
350 Bullion.. 1.85 100 UA C. .1.30,150 . . WJ
860 1.80 100 U * N...1.30, 60 95
600 1.9;. 450 Mexican. 2. .10 litis Ncr ..155
150 2.00 .'SO 2.36 200 S Illl!.. 22
100 Chan. ..1.61.1100 2"/. 150 Union.... 1 60
200 Cholla r...'->, 1150 occld »(l|iOOUtah .... 41
100 .0 5 2.20 laOOnhlr ...2.8. 260 V Jacat.l.7o
200 COIIN V...20, 00P0t011....41. 1250 l»i
200 C101ni..1.151
aIT-nvnoN SKBSJOS-— J:I3.
150 Alrhs 02600 ConNV... . 25 300 l'otojl 4"i
160 Alta 70 liio Crocker. .13 100... . 4.80
100 ..b 10 7n'600 12V5 ! 200 .... i 85
300 helcner. I. t-6|2OH _xchu 4'.ij250 . 4. m0
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CURES
BRUISES,
FROST-BITES,
INFLAMMATIONS
AND ALL
HURTS AND ILLS
of mm HNDBERST.
otls eod.v sii cm
TO BUY A NEW HOME.
The Salvation Army Negotiating
to Thai End.
Gaining a Piim Fooiirg on the Paciflo Coait.
Hew Stat ors Bci-ig Established at
Taiiom PUces.
The purchase of a valuable piece of real
estate with a three-story brick building, to
be used as a general headquarters for the
Pacific Coast Division of the Salvation
Army and for a women's training garrisou,
is one of the probabilities of the near
future, and negotiations looking to that end
are now under way.
With a view to ascertaining something of
their plans in this connection, a Call
representative paid a visit yesterday after
noon to John Milsaps, editor of the War
Cry, the official organ of the army. Iv
answer to a number of interrogatories con
cerning the status of the organization in
this city and Its prospects for the future, he
said substantially:
GAINING GKOUND.
"The Salvation Army has been compelled
to struggle with great persistence in order
to obtain a fooling on this Coast, but thanks
toourhaid and continued exertions we are
at last established on a sound basis, and can
now lay permanent plans for tho future.
You ccc this is the central station for tbe
entire Pacific Coast Division, which includes
the States of California, Nevada, Oregon,
Washington and Idaho and the Territories
of Aiizona and Utah, All our operations
are directed trom this city, aud the constant
extension of our organization necessitates a
great deal of routine work, which requires
the services of a goul many people, who
must he lodged and led.
'• By Christinas we expect to have fifty
stations in operation, and will immediately
proceed with tho organization of some ten or
fifteen more. Of course all this will add
greatly to tbe amount of work to be per
lornied at headquarters, aDd rb our accom
modations are already insufficient we have
been compelled to lock abjut for a new
homo.
WIU, BUT A IIOME.
"After carefully considering the matter
we bave deemed it best to purchase, instead
ef renting, and we ate now negotiating lor
a piece of property on whicli is locaied a
substantial three-story Urick building that
will provide ample room for all present
needs. The location of the property Ido
not fee] at liberty to divulge at present."
" Would you mind stating what financial
provisions have been made for meetiug this
expense?" was asked.
" Any statrinent of that nature would, I
fear, tend to vitiate the negotiations, but 1
can saj that we do not, as a rule, seek to
make purchases without being prepared to
meet whatever outlay may be involved, if
we purchase property, as we expect to, we
shall pay for it. 'ihe building we have in
mind, however, would answer only tempo
rarily, and it is our intention to erect a
builuing of our own within the couree cf a
few years.
liUII.DIXG JS ENGLAND.
"Now iv England, for example, the Sal
vation Army is erecting buildings of their
own at the rate of thirty a month, all of
stone aud of the most substantial nature.
They have in London an architectural de
partment, whicli supplies all the nlaus and
the members of which superintend the work
of const! uction. In this couutry, however,
and especially on Ihe Pacitic Coast, we have
hardly progressed so far, although a building
has just been completed in New York City
at a cost of fcno.oon. to be used as head
quarters for tte Eastern divi-ion.
ACOUISITIONS MADE.
"On this Coast we have acquired two
pieces of property— one iv Grass Valley and
the other in Oakland— which cost us several
thousand dollars, and which have been fully
paid for. 'ihe projected purchase here,
therefore, is uot an entirely uew idea.
"in tins city we have beeu making rapid
progress of late, aud while 1 am not pre
pared to say just Low many i-oidiers we have
here at ttie present time, I should venture
the opi n ion that there are lv die neighbor
hood uf 1.5, acting in various capacities.
They are divided among four stations, aud
the erection of anew building would have
no bearing upon them, as tbey would re
main distributed at present, while only
those connrcttd with division work would
be stationed at headquarters.
"We have been arranging for some time,
by the way, for the establishment of a new
branch of work I. ere, which will be inaugu
rated in a short time. Tl c object will be to
rescue fallen womeu, and to this we will de
vote a great deal of our hardest exertions.
This we can do more easily since we have
abandoned 'slum work' in this city. The
latter we found unprofitable, atter a brief
experiment, owing to the fact that there is
no absolute poverty here, as in the laiger
ctiies of the Eastern Stales aud Europe."
SEA AND SHORE.
The Yivax in Montevideo With
Her Cargo ou Fire.
The weather was foggy at Point Lcbos
yesterday and ths wind all day from the
northeast, blowing as high as twenty-seven
miles nn hour. The barometer read, 8
o'clock in the morning, 1i0.'.1; noon, yo._o; 5
o'clock in the evening, 30.15.
A dispatcli received nt the Merchants'
Exchange yesterday from London states
that the Norwegian bark Vivax, from New
York for Honolulu, put into Montevideo
with her cargo on lire.
The schooner Albert Welter, Captain
Gronvald, returned to port iv bnllast alter a
passage of seventy-two hours from Boweu's
Lauding. She could not load up there on
account of rough weather.
The ship Edward O'Brien was spoken ou
November 14th in laiittide 1° south, longi
tude 30° west, and the Maraval on tho same
date and in the same latitude and longitude.
The German ship J. D. Bischoff Is now
out litty-tbree and the British .ship Ther
mopy!-' liftj -three days from Bong-Kong
for tlits port. Both are hilly due.
The British ship Arkwright is now out
eighty-six days irom Australia for San
Diego, acd insurance people aie anxious iv
regard to her.
Only three vessels arrived in port yester
day uu to dark, two coasting steamers and
a schuoner.
The steamer City of New York, Captain
Frank Johnston, sailed fiom Acapulco for
this port on Sunday.
The American "iron ship Clarence S.
Bemcut has been enteied out at New York
for this port.
The ship George Curtis came down from
Port Costa and anchored in the stream.
The Gleudale went up to Port Costa and
tlio James A. Garfield ducked at Howard
street.
The brig J. W. Lucas will go on North's
ways to-day and the Alexander will tow to
sea.
The Francesco Ciampa will go to Mc-
Near's wharf, Port Costa, to-day.
The steamer Del Norte shitted from Fol
som No. 2 to Main stieet.
The Crown of Scotland docked at Union
street.
The Laura Madsen towed to Oakland
Creek.
The Phasis went to the upper gas works.
Too Fanny by Half. j
Oscar Johnson, who gave the name of Bet
tie P rtel, was arrested early yesterday
morning on Kearny street for "masquerading
in female attire." He said he was persuaded
to don a Mother Hubbard dress, cloak aud
hat, and tlieu walked along Kearny street
with v friend for fun.
Lederer in -i New Role. j
Mrs. H. Hosengarden procured a warrant
yesterday for the arrest of Charles Lederer.
the saloon-keeper who was horsewhipped
by Dr. Goldsmith recently and then disap
peared, it is claimed that Ledeter swindled
Mrs. Uosengitidcn out of SSO by showing
her a will of a mythical uncle iv Austria
leaving him 81,000,000. and also a letter
from Europe stating that S-'iOO was on the
way to him for preliminary expenses. The
trusting woman loaned him SSO, thinking
she was making a prospective millionaire
her friend.
Mra. MncDonoueh'a Estate.
An order was Issued in the Probate De
partment yesterday distributing in shares
of one-third the personal property of the
late Kate M. MncDonougli, valued at Sl -
376,988,. to Joseph M., William 08. and
Louise Mat'Doiiuugh.
I or, »~ aa*. m. __._ j
—,-n in nis II:, n_ti;,r.
The will of Henry Muller, sometimes
known as Meller, Has beeu filed lor pro
bate. The property, consisting of a placer
mine In Nevada Couuty, hasbeen be
queathed to his daughter, -Irs. Rachel
Cooper.
Judee Huffman's Die ilnn.
Judge Hoffman of the United States Dis
trict Court has filed his opinion In the
George Di.tson case, decided on the 12th
Inst Dixson was Indicted by the Grand
Jury of the "northern division" of the
District of Washington for smuggling opium,
and was arrested in this city. Judge Hoff
man declined to make an orderof removal,
ond oruered his discharge ou the ground that
an indictment found by any "division" or
"subdivision" of the District of Washington
or any other district could not be held valid.
United States District Judge Homer of
Washington has ruled to tiie contrary in a
similar case before him.
I WILS HOWARD IB JAIL.
The Notorious Desperado Traced to a
C*liroruta Penitentiary.
According to a letler just received from
Detective Imboden of Missouri. Wils How
ard, the famous Harlan County desperado,
Is out of harm's way for a while at least
Imboden states that after Howard's flight
from Kentucky, little ninre than a year ago,
he followed him up in order to arrest and
bring him to trial in Missouri on the cliarg«
of murdering a deaf-mute in that State two
years ago. He finally trailed him to Cali
fornia, to which State he recently went after
him, only to tint! that ho had Deen sentenced
to the penitentiary, under the name of John
Brcoks, for a term of eight years for rob
bing the Wells- Fargo Xx i less Company.
The Governor wants Governor Burkiier of
Kentucky to join the Governor of Missouri
in requesting the return of Howard to Ken
tucky or Missouri, in both of which States
he is wanted for murder. Governor But-k
--ner, however, will probably take nn action,
as he thinks eight years In the California
Penitentiary may lire Ihe blood-thirsty
spirit of Wils. Alter his term is cut he cau
be arrested and brought back here.
Will Jennings, the partner of Howard in
n dozen or so murders in the Harlan County
feud, has just been sentenced to imprison
ment for life in this State. Howard was
arrested at the time Jennings was, but got
away from the officers.— Louisville (Ky.),
dispatch to X. Y. Times, Dec. 17tli.
SECRETS OF THE 10ILET.
An Action to Prevent ibe Implication of
-osmetics.
Tiie Gervaise Graham Cosniclic Company
has coniniPiioed suit atminst Arthur It., Nut
tie anil Jane Harrison to recover JJOOO dam
ages. The complaint charges that they have
copied certain cosmetic compounds and also
then; labels, and further, that the defendant
ISeltie Harrison was formerly in the employ
of tho plaintiff, and while so employed
learned the secret of how these cosmetic
preparations are prepared. After obtaining
this knowledge she left the company's em
ploy and witn the aid of the other defend
ants commenced the (om|;ouiiUi_s aud sale
of the articles in question.
HOTEL AKKIVALS.
NEW WJE-TJBB.N HOTEL.
H A Potter. San Jose ,C A Heemer. lteno
1) Kelly, Sau .lose <J Abbott, New Yori
.1 M "est. Portland .1 l> Bibbs. Sau Jose
1) O IlotchliliS.llessOpColJ 11 Hal held. Chlca"o
VY C nurno i wl.Trurkeo E T Davis, Chicago
O 11 1 tcvoiis _ v.r. Va T B Carroll. Lure.a
II P Clarke, Minnesota A C Dean, cal
C w WciniHT, l.uite city 0 Chamberlain. Sacto
A ii Sanson, I ulora io J L Arthur, Los Au.eles
L w i lame. Illinois s li For, Nevada
J P M.'l'.osilc, Denver M A Parker, Nevada
A Furnace, Cal
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
X J lvison -w.SantaCruz ,S W Williams, San Jose
Mrs It Martin, l'rt-sno W F Sperry, Gridiey
F W llrailly.Washlngton J R Bean, iowa
T Smith _», Australia JII liurr a- w, Mew York
N -athews, AurKlaud _ Ha. lit-)', Calleutn
(> VI Beams 0, US M 11 T Pulirman, Nebraska
11 M Haj ward.stmr Marl- C H Oatinau, Sacramento
l'osa v H smith, l.os Angeles
W 11 llaniuiam, Australia w Vamlerhurst, Salinas
S O lloiijlito: ,La Aiigcles S H Wiener, San Josa
X li ( .ulhelii, Sania liarh.C W Cappi-lmami Wash
II A Holilster.Snta llarb Ur M M Sh-arer _ wire,
A Persons St vt, sls^ons Santa lto-.a
Mrs A Clarke, New York J D Goodwin A- w.Plumas
A llauak _ w, Virginia Mi.-s <i Uoolwlu, Plumas
T A Keables «w. Mono Fli Com e ,t w, Sta Itosa
A W Simpson. Stockton IK TannebllLkw.NewYork
T W Slackpule St w,Stock|Mlss M Terrell, Mew York
BALDWIN HOTEL.
J F.ckhardt. San Jose L Trlest, Vallejo
A Levy, St Louis (i 11 Kuwels, Vai-avllle
W B Jainrsou, Boston D 11 Jarvi.s St Rush
W _ Brown, Anlioch J V Owens, st ItusU
0 A Doblns, Sacramento jF J Owens. St Hush
F A Sulman, Saeraiuento.J X Frlts.-h. Petaluma
J .lamei, Chicago J H Harvey, Vallejo
M X Cady, m St 9, Agua'tl Woll, Vallejo
Callento • W II Slgouruey, Oakland
II B Calisher, A Callente F A Ilodopp. Martinez
Mrs N J Wriiuer St tni. J J McMahon, Martinez
White Sulphur SprlugSiii L Kelly, Washington
J 11 Doolillle, Woodland! W L Stone _ w, Cal
J s Mills, La Oraudc Crt; I f B Lawrence A w. Cal
J F Holler, Tulare |_ I. Warren, Tacoma
Miss C B HoUliiig. Selnia Mrs J l» Oarner A- s.Cal
F A Dixon, Martinez IJ Mortou Jr. Purtlaud
C J de Hoc, tunicia IS T Curtis, Napa
W I. (jeltep. Snn Jose IP Evans, Fairhaven
C HUbur, m-.t Diego Miss H Slnglt-y, V, ash
li J Campbell Jr. Vallejo(
PALACE HOTEL.
G W Flske. Woodland J Davis. Washington
Mrs w lt Cluuiess, Sacto j W Benn, Portland
Dr «It Cluuiess, Sacto M W Webster A. wf.Monnt
II 11 pitcher, Livermore J D VaiiYikk,::akerstleld
R B Murdork. orland J X Doolittle, Dutch Flat
.1 C Klrkpatr.ck, tresno |J M Gregory. Sausallto
J Daniels, New York ;J vt Lebby _ rain. Menlo
L F Long, Largo 1 ark
A Summergutt, Cermany[(J A de Prey ft wr. S Jose
J Montgomery. Colorado 1 1> A Davidson A wr, Term
Ell I.ovelaml.llakersii eldj.l V Hlgelow A- w.Slta lael
(i A Slauier, st Helena F A llilin, Baata Cruz
L Mlznel Jr. Boalcla F. R lilnckiev, Oakland
X O BloasoiD, BattlclJ B Crosspeat, Alameila
Mountain ID v Cahron, -New York
J M I Main, it, N V |C Bird. Ventura
1 r M w Frederick, Wash R Benny, Syracuse
H Fr.mk. Mew York T Maitland. Mew York
D Robertsou St wr, I'ort-1 1> Bridgeport, Mew York
land IPTuppei. Cbkago
Mrs Van Eemcler.Seattle; A Brigden, Los Angeles
OKAM'D HOTEL.
J R Price Jt wr. Alameda T 11 Seely. Loa Angeles
M C I.awton. Staten lslnd;C A Lewis A wr, Hi.ston
T X Hughes, Fresno iA M Hutchinson, SnDiego
wii w.un..iii, Hadera ISKHolden, Napa
J A Shaw, WlidWOOd \\\ it Vincent. Portland
F W LoeberA w.stlleiena J R Jameson, l.akersfield
S R Jewell. Sauta Rosa .M Rjte, Sacramento
F S Scolt, Napa O X W-.od. Dutch Flat
II II Cooper, Napa G T Talbot. Nevada
o s Fitzgerald, l.ivermre v w Reynolds, Loa Aug
M O Lnwtou.Maten Islnd (j D Conner St wl, cal
J C Campbell. l. rownsvlle T Ward. Pre. no
Mrs J Parts _ d. Cal II J small, Sacramento
T L Coombs. Napa o c Browne, Portland
-F _ Iluskcy. Napa Mrs J ureenwood, Napa
C II Dwluelle, 1 niton R L Lant ft wl. Stockton
is l'.ohl. ttacraraonto Mrs l.attimer, Stockton
W 11 Roach, M Jerusalem W A Claik, Mouutatu Vw
J C Bull, Portland jA J Johnson , Sacramento
W M Seeiy. Nebraska Ig II Granger Aw, PacGrve
C Dodge A wr, Chicago jj S Crawlord, Petaluma
W M Bryan, Suisuu j
INTI-'.RMATIOMAL HOTEL.
W G Thomas. St Helena J "If Dewar, Glasgow
J McCord, St Helena 'J M Eacharn. Glasgow
Jacob Slehen ft w, Mont'J C Walker, Glasgow
C II Sleb -n. Montana L A Burnell, Stockton
D Plum, Maryland W U larkln, Oakiaud
J Cash— iv, Brookville M Brown. Oakland
P Murphy, Boekport D i.llmartiu. Portland
O llarien, Deming AY I- l.lsbop, Calaveras
J Byron. K 1 Paso J Condon, l't Reyes
w m Dolan, Brining J M taloney, Ft Iteves
F Flclscl.in: n, seaitle iMrs Caulerv, Berkeley
EN l'ligh, S. Mile c R liaison, Ohio
O VV Jacobs. Seattle J s Dewing. Ohio
A Furnas, tl Modera Re Hughes, Ohio
A Desagcs. Portland C l-raekets, Ohio
J Johnso i. ft w.W estmintr I. S Wilson, Martinez
J Adams, saute Cruz 1) G Wj de, >t Louis
J F Dixon, W ni atlaud F Gordon, Matwnod
J Rocke, .Nevada C c Miller. Woodland
X Soter. Nevada II Vol^t. Chicago
VV E \> Igglns, Monterey T Derby, Fresno
J c Dunbar, Heaver Fall* J P Warren. Chicago
C Bell, Mew York jG Herman, Los Gatos
B Lamar, Sioux City ,E H Mohan. Portland
BM Miller, San Ratael iE Wliiiamsuu, Sau Jose
A Wilkinson, Baltimore!
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
C Wilson. Oakiaud J J Crawford, San Joso
TL I ihaniion, Oakland VV McLollaud. Wash
A McVecase. Sydney C F Simpson, England
P J O'DonneU, Melbourne J s Harris, England
W Rice, Saratoga F Jours. Sau Jose
J R Mnlth ft w, Victoria W Parks, Los Angeles
N Needham, st Louis J P Martin, Reno
VV Robinson, I'rescott B Breen, Carson
_ M Burstll. Sacto T Hlnricks, Stockton
J Jotdau, Jopeka J Odell, Kansas
H D Gray, California U Smith, Sacramento
E Touey, California H B Rrooks, Santaßosa
GVV Tone., California 11 ltiley. Sau Jose
J V Williams, occidental VV F Anderson, Wash
X Long, occidental X Pomory, Washington
EG Long. Occidental M _ Mowlen. Portland
B Reed 4 sn, Tacoma P H Brown ft w, 1 .latum
N Male, i in-. una 1) McKlnzie. Petaluma
D Davis, Ogden J R Morris, Madera
Miss Rodgers, St Paul R p McCord, Merced
Miss Franklin, St l'aul J McCord, Merced
N A Munau ft w. Tulare X Reed, iac ma
J Raymond, Tulare .1 . Carlyle ft w, Canada
M C Bautn, Davisvllle J ycainor. San Beuito
. F Freese. Salt Lake L Cutler, Visalia
J Kasson, Eureka N" w Rossen, Fresno
C A Smith, Denver Mrs A Geganbaur, N V
J Condon. Marysville F Johnson. Red Bluff
J X Branham ft fy. Utah F T Ford. Red Bluff
F E Allen ft w. Meb.aska Mrs '1 nompson, sta Rosa
J Ashley ft w, Nebraska Miss Arthur. Santa Rosa
N Greene. San Diego D 1- Scaly, Nevada
J Itav, Colfax R Scaly, Nevada
VV J McElroy, Stockton R Greene, Preen o
M Jones, San Jose EGFoe. Fresuo
Maggie Jones, Sau Jose It KJamei, Fresno
RUSS HOUSE.
J C Lozler ft wf. Gonzales. Miss Snow, Massachusetts
C Brack. -it. Boul.ler Crk U R Parker, Biggs
C B Ashurst, Red Bluff E FBzpatrlcK, N Mexico
O S Morton, Red llluff J W Towner, Eureka
W W Watklns, Kirkwood II Rtngdou, searles
W Hanueger, Strawberry C E Sherman. S Barbara
L Mnlloy, Chico .1 E Jackson, Manitoba
J H Hills. Oroville J Martin. Manitoba
P Larey, Michigan II c Casey, Arizona
P naril',-, Chico C D DavH.SanlK rnardlno
L X l'ligh, Chico Mrs Lawrence, Helena
R Hilton, Sacramento B J Roberts, tombstone
W H Foster, Alameda M Roland ft Im. Coyote
J N Dockham, San Jose J G Williams. Toinustone
Miss A Woods, I reka VV Boswctl, Truckee
G W Wheeler. Napa .1 B Overton, Virginia
R 0 Berry, Wheatland S Lougabaugb, Carson
VV story. Black Diamond M F Piper, Sacramento
W H Baron ft tarn, Colo- J Briltan. Mew 1 ork
ra.io springs J A Parker, Sacramento
J I'hililps, Burbank R Whipple. Decatur
W Purscbe, Burbank Mrs A II Deiuitv, Lakeport
J Foster, Oregon F It Glover, Arbuckl i
0 Shaw Jr. Fresno VV E Horn, liTlugton
J E Heaer. La>robe P Stanton, Sacrameuto
C P Adlu, Oakdalo o M Dormer, Sacrameuto
_ N Crow, i ak.lalo A A obaw, Los llanos
C E Mosgrave, Portland J L Cotter. Sacramento
— Williams, Dlxon S W Fuller, Sacrameuto
W Vaiisam, Dlxon O Sanford, California
T J Hennessey, Cal E Damun, Caliromia
J Paher, Cal F C Phillips. Healdsburg
W Dolan, Vichy Springs A Scott, Montana
R F Haw, -rtli. lklah E A Brldeu. Mass
G R Wilson. Tulare Miss A McCormick, Pcs
ti II MeGetridge, Grass cadero
Valley Mus P McCormick, res-
S W Williams, Sau Joso cadero
Sun Krai ntseo lle.it Market
Wholesale rates from slaughterers tv dealers are
as loliows:
BBSF— Vtnt quality, G@«r_c; second quality, SJ
GVic; third .10. 3'-:.(»1",...c.
VKAI — Larje. 6(5)*.-: small Calves. "4ISV.C.
MUTTON — Wetllera. 7c; Kw.-s. Kl/jC.
1.-Mli-Bi:.@:ic: serine Lainii, 16c %» tb.
POltK— Live Hoss. 4(g,.-l-'v s c tor nar.l sraln-rel;
stuck Hogs, mayyfcc V li- : dressed do.tt' .^7c $ :u.
Judee 11m Haven un thf. 11.-iit-h.
Judso J. J. dc Haven of Eureka, elected
to ao unexpired term on the Supreme
Bctii'ti, qualified yesterday ond served nil
day. Tue attache!) of the court and the
clerk's officers express themselves Dleased
with bis Installation.
HEAL ESTATE TKANSACTIUNS.
Calixte Denervand to Mayb'lle E. Dener
vand, lot on S\v. cor. California and 1 aker
sts., W. 31:3x100 Qi«
Frederick M. Griswoid to Leopold Herlnghl,
lots 12 and 13, Block 167, O'N'eiland Haley
Tract $10
J. 11. Haggiu (by attorney) to Rlenzi Hughes,
lot on S. line of Geary St., 61:8 E. of First
aye.. E. 29:2x100 10
Patrick Lynch to 1 eter J. Lynch, lot on VT.
Hue of Sixteenth St., 125 N. of J, N. 25x120 10
Henry Z. Jones to S. J. Shelper, lot on NW.
cor. Forty-first aye. and U St.. W. 32:6. N.
100, W. 50. S. 100, W. 60, N. 100, W. 107:0,
N. 76, E. 120, N. 125, E. 120, 8. 300 10
Carolita G. i ravers 10 Kiltie C. Vensaus, lots
52, 64, 56, 58, Holiday Map Gift
BarnaMcKinue to Robert M Lindsay, lot on
NE. cor. Castro aud Elizabeth sts., N. 26:tfx
105 10
William Caswell to J. 11. Lewis, lot on S. line
fc, ! Yolo St.. 25 W. of De Haro, W. 76x100. . 1
Albert A- Son to L. Brown et. al., lot on SW.
cor. of Edinburgh aud China sts., S. 160 x
100 7 10
Frederick C. Carisen to Susan M. Kiddie,
lots 1128 and 1129, Gift Map 4 100
May Davis to Bertha Schonwasser. lot on JE.
line of Larkin st., 137:5 S. ol Polk, S.
17:25-100x60 10
O. D. Bald»m tn Golden state I. and Company,
iotonfttY. cor. Broadway aim Larkln st.,
St, _". w - '•'11:6. S. 137:6, E. 42:6, S.
137:6. E. 168:9 10
San Francisco Collateral Loan Bank to Barna
Melieune, lot ou N E. cur. Castro and Ellz.»
betnsts, N. 30:0x103 . 1
Jacob Heyman to William C. Robinson, "tot
268, Gilt Map 3 10
Enilla Schmitt and wife to Au.iust Mutter,
lot on s. line 01 'thirtieth St., 25 _. Bartlett,
E. 25x125 10
Patrick W. Rionlaii to M ehael Barrett and
wife, lot on v\. line of Masonic aye., 100 N,
cfSt. Roses, N. 25x144:2 550
James P. Uame-run to Eiizabctii Mackcn. lot
on SW. line 01 Fifth St., 62:u .WV. of
Bryant, NW. 2jxS2:tf 10
Percy L. Davis to Eugcno W. Hawley, lot on
W. line of ililrtj -seventh aye.. 125 N. ot V,
N. 100x100: also lot uu N. line ot V St.,
107:tJ W. uf Thirty-seventh aye., W. 25x
100 10
William F. Lewis to Susan J. Cunningham,
lot un N. line or Jackson St., 53:6 W. of
Powell, W, 30x36 10
Loviua E. rltxgerald etaL to James Tonikln
soii, lot uu NW. line of Miuua St., 150 SW.
ol First, TW. 25XS0 10
John iarrell to Michael Brenuau. lut on E.
line or ibirty-n.th aye., 125 N. of V st., N.
60x120 10
Eugene W. lli.wiej to A. T. Sl'e'uinty et al.,
lut 0:1 W. line or Thirty-seventh aye.. 125
N. of V st., 50x120; also lot on N. Ilneor V
St., 107:6 vt. ol Thirty-seventh ave.,w. 25x
100 10
Andrew Downey to J. U. lienrioulle, lot on
W. line ol Guerrero St., 13'J S. of 1- it teeuth,
S. 26x100 10
Henry uainbs to J. H. lienrioulle. lot ou W.
line nr Guerrero St., 105 S. ut Fifteenth, S.
25x100 10
Michael 1 rogan to o. D. Baldwin, lot on NW.
cor. uf Broadway and Larkin st., N. 275,
W. 211:6, S. 1J7:B, E. 42:0, S. 137:6, E.
168:9 10
J. Heymau to C. L. Dougherty, lot on SE.
cor. ot Thirty-eighth aye. aud W St., S.
100x32:6 10
P. t. Kohnke to J. L. rr..nklii 1, lot on S. line
or (.upper si., 202 E. of Church. E. 26x
11* 10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Monday Evening. Dec 22.
eruUAitv o. ruic a.iraEl'i
Wheat firi:>.
Barley dull.
Gray and Black Oati higher.
Com Inactive,
Kye weak.
Beans easy.
Large arrivals of Hay.
Potatoes weak.
Onions liini.
Putter unchanged,
—gus easy.
Lady Apples arrive freely.
Slim receipts ol Grapes.
Southern , ..-. . ■ - still green.
Calito: nia Lemons lower.
Calilornia Limes appeared.
Heavy receipts of Eastern Poultry.
Game sold better.
Hops dull and lower.
Wool ditto ditto.
Silver declined.
m
In.lisli Wheat .Market.
livznrcoi., Dec. 22.— The spot market Is lower
at 75.1/_do7a 7,-,1 . Cargoes are steady at 38s3d
for off coast, o7s l ; d for just shipped and 28s lor
nearly due.
Fl-TCRES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December, 7s 7y 2 d: Jatiu
ary, 7s 7L«d; February, 7s 734,1; March, 7s 7 c /4.d;
April, 7s7V.d; May, "a 7»_d.
SKCCKITIKM.
LriNi ox, Dec. 22.— Consols, 86V_; United States
Bor.its— 4's, 1233/4 ; 4V B 's, lOSVi.; Sliver, 47V' a d;
Rentes, ESL
Now York '1:,r!.,;,.
New York, Dec. 22.— 1n the stock market to
day business diageed slowly along with lut little
feature. Stiling for short accuunt caused a slight
downward tendency, wtiich hail the effect of leav
ing meat stocks fractionally lower thau on Satur
day. Paclflc Mail, which was adversely affected by
the puor prospect or shipping bills at preseut, is 3%
lower. Governments dull. January Petroleum
closed at 69',..
N_w VciiK, Dec. 22.— United States Bonds: 4's,
120V-.; 4'. 's. 103 X : Northern Pacific, 61%; Cana
dian Pacific. 72% : Central Pacific. 29: Lmon IX
elite, 44*4: Atchison. 284.1 Wells-Fargu, 135; West
ern Uuiou. 751 8 ; Silver, 10234; btcrllug. $181©
H«V4.
Ni v. York, Dec. 22. — Wheat, cash, $1 OOVi;
January, Jl o-1'. ..
Flour— Quiet.
Cufiec— Sll7 50.
Engar— 4 9-lHeis'4C.
Hups- Paeil.c Coast, 30.38 c
Hides— ,2o.2: ,0.
Copper— Lake, $15 03.
Tin— Siiot, J2O 50.
Lead— Domestic. J4 12J_.
Iron— JU.
Petroleum— January, 69Vi-
I Ihfeaffq .aim-kets.
CiTirAoo, Dec. 20.— Wheat— Fair trade, chiefly
local, and speculative offerings were heavy. The
opening was weaker and the same as Saturday's
ckisiDjzto V_c less, ruled weak and with slight fluc
tuatiojj declined a 4 ,\ ruled steady and closed l? b e
lower than on Saturday. Keeeipts, b' 15.000 bushels;
shipments, 140.000 bushels. Kye easy at 66Va c .
Barley iiomlual at 75c.
Ciikaoo, Dec. 22. — Wheat, cash, 895%.
Cern-49c.
Pcrk-J7 60.
Lnnl— Js 70.
Hlbs-*4 70.
Whisky -»1 14.
I me Si?v«*r.
Still lower at Jl 02*4 ft ounce.
Mexic an oollars.
Quoted at 88083-
New York Kxclian^e.
New Yuri: 1 xcluiuge, 5c ror sight drafts and
10c lur telegraphic.
Steilins Kxchantre.
Bankers' sight dralts, J4 86; bankers' sixty-day
bills, $4 81.
Sliip|iin. Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for PorL
land, the Sau Juan lor Panama, the Newport for
Eel River and the Gii sy tor the Salinas River. The
Queen falls duo irom Puget Sound and the Winning
ton, Emily aud Areata from Coos Bay.
The ship W. F. Babcock, 8088 tons. Is chartered"
for Wheat to U. X., Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The Britisii iron ship Maxwell, ISOO tuns, is char
tered for Wheat to U. K„ Havre 01 Autwerp,l3s 9d
Froiluce Market.
FLOUR— Net cash prices areas follows: Family
extras. $4 1504 25: Bakers' extras. $4 05©4 15: city
superfine, $303 25; Interior brauds, $404 25 for
extras and $".03 85 ¥ bbl for superfine.
WHEAT— Dealers reported a firm market yes
terday. No. 1,81 31i.i©l 32V-J; choice, $1 33-H;
No. 2, $1 27V.01 30; extra choice, tor milling,
81 36©1 40: Bunura, Jl 27V*©1 28% » ctl.'
CALL SAL— t— M OKNIXO.
Buyer 'PO— 100, $1 30JA; 100, $1 3034: 200,
$1 31; 200. $1 30%. Buyer seasou-200, $1 41>4;
800, Jl 413/ 8 . '*'
CALL SALES— AFTI-RNOOV.
toyer '90—100. $1 3iy s : 200, $1 31Vi. Buyer
season -2(ii), $1 41'<, : 100, J, 413,4: 3uo. $1 4ia«.
BARLEY— Very duil at unchanged prices. No! 1
Feed. $1 4501 47V* ?"• ctl; lower grades, $1 i'2','..
©1 4334 ; Chevalier. Jl 55©1 60 tor standard, $1 <5
WI 42'_ lor lower crudes; l-revYlng, Jl 60©1 60 *t
ctl ror fair to choice.
TALL HALES— MORNtN-Q.
Seller '91—100, $1 06. Buyer season— 2oo, $1 49.
CALL SAI.KB— AFTERNOON.
Buyer scason-200, $1 48; 100. $1 48V4.
OATS— Gray arc higher, and Black have advanced
sharply, beiug wanted lor seed. Black, ror seed,
82 1002 40 )l ctl: No. 1 White, 81 85; No. 2.
$1 72'._01 80; Choice. Jl 87Vi©l 30; Gray, Jl 80
01 90: Surprise, Sl 8008; Mllllug, $1 90 > ctl.
CORN— DuII and I.nii.c.l at $1 30 for Yellows
and Si 27V-.01 30 Tor White.
RYK— Dun, lreely offered and weak at $1 27V ! >0
1 3.; Vi: * ell.
BRAN— Quotable at $22 50023 ft ton for the best
and $21 60022 9t lou lor lower grades and outside
brands.
MIDDLINGS— QuotabIe at $25 .26 %t ton for the
best and $24 for oilier erailes.
CHOPPED FEED— Quotable at $27028 ft ton.
lIAV — l.'eceipts were larger yesterday, beiug 729
tons. Wheat is quotab.e at $12©16 ft ton lor
fair to good and $17©!8 rur choice: oat, $11014-
Wild Oat. $il©l4 50: Barley, $11@14: uarleyand
Oat. Jlo_.Il: >■ licit and Oat. $12©165J; Allalfa.
$12013 50 ft ton.
straw— Quoted at 70080 eft bale.
MIL-STUFFS — Ground Barley, $31 60032 60
Vt tou. Tlio mills sell Oilcake Meal at $26 ft ton net
the Jobbers charge $28%! ton: Rye Flour -_Lo _B>t
Rye Meal. 2>.c; Graham Flour, 234 c: oatmeal 4'-,c :
Oat uroats, 43, t c: Cracsed Wheat, 3c; Buckwheat
Flour. 4c: Pearl Barley, 41 .©I t2.c ft tt
SEEDS-Tellow Mustßrd 82 25©2 40 fct\: Brown
Mustard, $2 6003 ft ell; Flax. $2 60(92 65: Cauarv
SO3V 4 e %* tt: Atraira, SSS'Tc; Rape. ISIvK
Beiup, 3Vjc: TTmotiiy, 6Vic.
DRIED PEAS— Niles are quotable at $1 66®
1 76: Green. $2 7502 85; Blackeyc, $1 7001 85*
cti : Spilt Peas, 6c ft tt.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotable at $1 5001 05 » ctl.
CORNMEAL. ETC. -Table Meal. •2-.03V4C « ro-
Feed Corn, $29 5 ©1,. 50; Cracked Ct-ru, $3dMj;;i
V ton; llomlny, 33-4 C * _.
BEANS-Easy and dull. Bayos, $J 75@1; Pea. $3;
Small White. S2UO@2 8O; Pink, $3 3602 45; Reds,
$2 63©3; I.luias, $3 6003 65; Butters, $2 7503
POTATOES -Ihe market was weak yesterday
uuder heavy receipts and several kinds declined.
Swoets. $I©2 ft ctl in sacks and $1 5002 60 ln
boxes: Buruank Seedlings, 9OC0&1 io ft ctl fur
Rivers. JlOl 25 for Fetalumas and $1 3001 50 ror
Silinae; River Reds, $1 10©i 30; Early Resc, iiOc
©Jl; Tomalcs Reds. $1 1501 35 ft ctl.
ONlONS— frirm at $303 25 fur good to choice aud
$2 5008 75 %s cti fur common.
BUTTER— No change to report. Fancy, quotable
at 37>._©10c fi Ib: good to choice, 30©3 tic: com
mon to lair, 25027 V-c ft tt: store Butter, 15017»_c;
pickled roll, 27'»©32' c; firkin, 2-.027 V.C: Eastern
Butter. 15020 c tor ladiu-pa- ked, 20027 Vac fur dairy
ai.d 3'.i032 1. c » tt lur creamery.
CHEESE— uoc-d tn cliuice mild new. quotable at
12' i©l.lV 2 c f tb; lair, 11012 c; fancy, 14©UV-c:
young Americas, 13015 c; cased Cheese. Vie ad
ditional; Eastern. 13015 ctl lb.
POULTRY— This market is Just now receiving an
unusual influx or Eastern stock. Ten can atleast
were sold last week, two sold yesterdar and two
more arrived yesterday. Besides tbls live stock,
three cars of Eastern dressed Turkeys are In. ana
sales at 17_18c aro reported. California stock li
naturally uull under these circumstances. Ibe
two cars or Eistern sold yesterday at $j 6000
for Hens, $505 50 for young aud old Boosters.
tb'dtO for Ducts, $1 5001 75 for Geeso and ISA
rorTurkeys. C-lirorulasiocksoidasfollows: Dressed
Turkeys. 16018 c 9 lb: live Turkeys, 1„1 ID for
Gobblers and 16c $ lb ror Hens; Geose, > pair, 91 .0
02; Ducks, ji 6ii@s r,n for old and $ (ct)-t 50 for
young: Hens, J4@a; Koosters, yonug, jt 5o0S; do,
old. J4 BOMB; Fryers. J4 F.O: Broilers. »4 for large
and ::.:,i--:< 60 %l Uoz ror small.
GAME— Ducks aud Quail brought better prices
yesterday. Quail, $1($1 25 $ dozen; Eugllsn
Snipe. 81 6U ft dozen; Jack Snipe. 6U6»76c; Mal
lards, J2 BOAS ft dozen: Canvasbacks, it tiox;
Sprig. «1 6001 75; Teal, 76c _.»1 ; Widgeon, fl 25;
e-mail Ducks, 75C051 f dozen: Uray Geese, C 2 50;
White Geese, $150; Brant. Sl 60: Hare.Sl2sol 75:
Kabblu, BI 60 for Cottontails, and $1 _6_»l 37 ',:, for
small.
EGGs— Eastern continue scarce, while California
are weak, with ample receipts. Good to cboice
Eastern, 25ta>30c f doz: cold storage Eastern, 20
4925 c: California, 30032>_c for store and 35@37 '^o
ft dozen for tine ranch.
HONEY — Choice White Comb. IWITIioJ lb;
do. In 1-Ib frames, 18*j_>.._)|C| ordinary Comb,
8(<flllc: White extracted, 6iA.©ic: ambcr.6o6c ■ lb.
BKHSWAX-Quotableat 2 , -t,< i ffl2sc ft lb.
VISES- FKL'IT-Liberal receipts of Oregon Lady
Appß'S. Another car of Siskiyou Apples has ar
rived. But few Grapes came ln yeslerd »y. Per
simmons are lower and dull. Persimmons, 53.76 cII
box; Wisconsin Cranberries, Jl2; Cape Cod Cranber
ries, S12013: New Jers-y t'ranbetrles. »12 ft bol;
Grapes, 76t0*l for Verdells, 60C0.1 ror Tokay
aud Vt box ror Comiehon; Apples, 40075 cyi
box fur common to good, SI4HI 50 fcr cboice, with an
advance f.ir fine Led; lady Apples, Jl _.-<•*; 75:
Pears, 6OcOJI for couimou aud jl 2601 76 il box
for ■ Inter Nelits.
CITRUS FKUIT, ETC.— Six cars Oranges carao la
yesterday. They wero mostly Kivcrside Navels,
with a few Riverside St-edtiu.-s. None of them were
fully rip-, hence were slow of sale. California
Limes alto appeared, c.illiu: nia Lemons are lower.
Klversldo Navels, $3 :r 1. 1 50 ft box: Riverside
Seedlings. $2 5003 ft box; Los Angeles Navels,
fl box; Winters (Manges, BI 26 ft small
box; Vacavtllo Oranges. Jl_ 1 26 "S small bux. SK-ti*
Lemons. 9>"i .■ 60; California Lemons. SlO3 ft box:
California Lunes, Jl nojsi TS V ..-r ; ■ ■ a , ; 50075 c
f small box: Mexican Limes, j.v-_; 50: Bananas,
BI .',,,---2 60 T* bunch: PlucaDlilcs. »;■.--."> Vdozeu.
DRIED FRUlTS— Quotat.oiis are ror trult In sacks
unless utlierwlsespecified. Evaporated Apples (bxes),
10(3 lie: sliced, 7ViC: quartered, bi^,r<»7c: Pitted
Plums, 1 1- :y:-r: peeled evaporated Peaches. 20
@25c t- Ib: bleached Peaches. 100 1 2 ■ ■■_• c ft lb; com
mon sundiicd do. -'.'."■: l>leaciied Apricots, sacks,
14fa>lSi: lic-Tes, 18@19c f lb: White Nectarines,
17018 c'& lb: California Prunes. 709J_e; Grapes, 314
_ S*s4c IT, ; l'ears, 6c 'tt lb lor cc-in ion and 7&
0c for quartered unpeeled itartlell— Figs, 2'/i0
B_bet do. pressed, ln boxes. 4C<aso ft _
RAISINS— Layers, raicy. **2 16 ?i box; choice,
B'2@2 10: fair to good. BI 75<0il 90 ft l>ox, with the
tt :-... advance for fractional boxes; loose Uaislus, al
(_>l 25 ft box.
NI, is-Chestnnts. 12i:(316c: softshell Almonds,
14014>..c t? It,; paperslietl do. l."-@16c; » alnuts. Hf^
10c; do pai-eisuell, 1 1 ' -,.(u)121,'..c; Chile Walnuts,
9010 c: Peanuts, 50u'c ";'■ lb for domestic: Hickory
Nuts. 7_6c: Pecans, 12. frtltc for small and 160
18c ror large; Filberts. 12' i.c; Brazil Nuts. 19(0200
f 16: Cocoanuts. S5 btXtiti in f 100.
t EGETABLES-lineil Os'ia. 121-i,@l7y.c * »1
Green Peas. 6c ■$ lr.; Stung Beans, — — fl D>t
Marrow-rat Squash, $12016 V ton: Hry Peppers. 18
@20c t> lb: Tomatces. 25076 c; Cabbage, 50000 eft
ctl; Feed Carrots. 3o.4oc: Turnips, 75c; Beets. sl:
Parsnips. Sl 25 » ctl; Garlic. BGIIOC « lb.
PROVISIONS— Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon
Is qn table ai 13013' -jC %t 16: Calirt-rma smoked
Bacon, '.' j.I-1,- ft lb for heavy aud medium, and 13
<ai3', v c %f m tor light; ISV_ai_t for extra light:
Bacon Sides, OCjf&lOc f. lb; Eastern Siwar-cured
Hams for city trade, 13@13U.c; California Hans,
salt, l.<A-U3V_e ■$ ir,; rerrlgerator-cured. 139
lSt/^c; Lard, tierces, Kaatffirn, all kinds. a,a9V4C;
cases, lof-ioue; Caiiruruia tierces. 9»/i@9i a c:
hall-biris, 9V 2 _9".4C: tins. 10c: palls, 10-m. lOV3C;
do, 5-lb. 10i.se; kegs, pai@ioc ¥ Ib; Mess Beef,
»7 £(N_i- : eitra v.ess de, J3 GOI.iCJ; family do,
81l sofujl2: clear Pork, Jl9 60020: extra prime,
816 60(^17; extra clear. J20Tq,20 60: mess do,
tlSfcplS 60 * bbl: Pig Pork, ft keg. 83@325:
Pigs' Feet, $13(513 5(1 tt Lib!; Smoicd Beer. lH'.oa
12c * tt.
hops— Neglected ani weak at JO^St'/^c tot com
mon to gooM and 35c ror choice.
HiDES AND pelts— Heavy salted steers. 81.49
si-.e v lb: medium, 60- J^e; llgtit. 6351,3 c: Cow
hides. 6*q.s\:jC: salted _Jp, O,^oc: salted Catr, 7_Sc;
dry linles, usual selectlou. !»c f* lb: dry Kips, nc:
dry Calf, 9c * tt; prlmn Goatskins. 40v*a0c each;
medium iio. 25@35c; small skins, lO_20c: Dear- 1 *
skins, good summer. 35(i537 1 -c-. medium, 25@3Uc
thin, 20c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 10020 c: short
wool, 30Ta,50c; medium, 650 'OC; long wool. 90-0
Jl 25 f lb. Culls of all kinds Vs less. Uutcherlo-va
green skins soli relatively higher.
TALLOW— Fair to good rendered, 3',io4c ft B|
refined. 4 7 „lgp5c: Grease. -9498 c?* Ib.
Win iL— Dull. I'rlces are easier. Fall clips are
quotabie as fullows: Humboldt and Mendocino
free. 16017 c; do defective, 14015 c; Sacramento.
Valley tree, ;.-.(SI-ir ; ao detective. 10'£12c: Moun
tain free, 12016 c: Sau Joaquin and Sonthern. 90
lie. Spring clips: Valley Ore.on, 210.13 c; East
ern ure.ou, 17019 c;' do ralr. I43a;«c ft 18.
• ■eiier. 11 M. i-, 11. 1:1, In •.
P. AGS-- Calcutta spot, nominal; May and June,
61/4 C: Wool Bags. S6oSßei Potato Gunnies, nomluau
SUGAR— The Caiirornia Keanerr quot'-s,
terms net cash: cube. Crushed. Extra Powderod
aud Fine Crushed, all 7c; Dry Granulated, tt'^c;
Coufeet loners' A. B%fcc; Extra U. bS4c; Uoldea U,
SVj'' «• tt; Hags, t- 4 c more than bbls.
Tne American Sugar Hennery quotes as rol
lows. lenns tier cash: Extra flne Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, Ovc V lb: Extra
Fine I'owuered, 6a;c; Dry Granulated, 6'4c: XX
do. 6Vic: Confectioner*' A. 6V«e: White BUB U,
6%c; lixtra C, 6l_c; Goldau C, 5C » 3).
RECEIPTS OP rKODDCE.
Monday, Dec. 22.
rtonr. qr sks 13.181 Potatoes. s«l 7,743
ttbeat. ctis 47.237 do, Oregon, do 358
do, cregon, d0.. .16,8f0 Hran. sks 3 580
Kariey. ctis 682 Middlings, us 635
do. Orecon. d 0.... 625, Hay. tons 729
Oats. Oregon, ctla... 6Jio Wool. bts. „ 0
RTe.sks 1.379 Hides, no '..„ 70
Beans.sks 355 Raisins, bxs 200
Onions, sks 1141
OCJEANi STK.-Jl-lllS.
Pates of Departure From San Franclsoo.
iiDia... furtlaud Dec 23 10am Sviar
11*11 — : .i: mi. IDee'4B, m rxj4
■a Illuinuoldc i!ay..!Dec it. 9*u BdWy 1
o; Cal.lViirilam! Dec ■-'B.lo*ll isoear
">» San Diezo. Dec 26. 11am JBiIW* a
lII* Vie* Put Suuuil liecJtf. 'Jam KdWr 1
Mexico :■:■■■,•, i:.i.. ,-j
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nette VjVaqmna liay.... Dec iB. :'mi >-i v , ;
'a iSai: Hedru Illec - J«. K»i|MVr'J
i Baa. . I S:m Dieso i Dec 30.1 1 »m I HdWy j
c iCUina & Janaii.. D(i<*3o. ]ru IMS s
an Rcpll'uset Mound Dec SU.lUaii MlsVn 1
"i I Portland I Dec 30.10.m [Spear
arture o* AustraMau stcaiuur tie^ouiti ju tua
S..N ,IXD XIDI-: TAULI-..
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by Tno-u
a*_ _— IJUTT, Chronometer and litstruinsuc
Halcer. is Market street.
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Arrived.
Mon-oav. Dec 22.
Stmr Wbttesboro. Gtinderson, 16 b,iurs rm Lit
tle River: SI 33 railroad ties, to L E White.
Stmr Newport, Edwards. 30 hours from Eel River:
pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins _ Co.
Bark Highland Light, Herriinaiiu. 19 days Trom
Seattle; 1950 tons coal, to Oregon Improve, nent Co
Schr Jennie Griffin. Lowe, 10 hours from Point
Reyes; 45 bxs butter, to Shattuck, Kowalsky & Co.
Cleared. .-
Monday. Dec 23.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego: Goodall
Perkins St Co.
Stmr ColiimDla, Bones. Astoria: U P R RCo.
Bark J D Peters, Gibson, Nanaimu; ii Dunsmulr 4.
Son.
Wb brig Alexander, Winchester, whaling; J A
Magee Jr.
Sailed.
Monday, Dec 22.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego.
Stmr Alcazar, Hansen.
Stmr Greeuweud. Fagerlund.
Stmr Coos Bay. Nlcoison, Fort Bragg, etc,
Stmr Point Arena. Allen.
Pole ,-r.-»-» ii *.
POINT LOBOS — Dec 22- 10 r. _.-Weatte»
hazy: wind NE. velocity 88 milos.
Misce llant'ous.
LONDON-Dec2o-Nor bark Vivax, fro* New
York ror Honolulu, put luto Montevideo wiU i cargo
on fire.
Sn-.ic • i.
Nov 14— Lat 1 S, 101 ISO Vi, ship I .'.warn O'Brien
rrom Llverpoul fur Sau Franelsc.i.
Nov 14— Lat 1 S, lon 30 W , Br ship Maraval. from
London tur San Diego.
i><, i , - Porta.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived Dec 22-Stmr Rival. _■ .
Dec 21.
STEWART POINT-Arrlved Doc 22— Schr El.-
Rey. hence Oec 17.
MENDotTNO-Salled Dec 22-Stmr Record, lot
San Fraucisco.
SEATTLE— Arrived Dec 28— Ship Occidental
benco Dec 11.
NAVAKKu— Sailed Dec 22-Stmr Navarro, loi
San Francisco.
SAN Dlhi, o— Arrived Dec 22-Hark Arkwrighi
from Newcastle, NSW; schr Edward Parke, iron
Eureka.
COOS BAY— Arrived Dec 22— Schr lvy.bcnce De
16.
Sailed Dec 22— Stmr Aragn, for Sau Fraucisco.
EUKEKA-Arrlved Oec 22-sclir Elnorah, Iron
San I'edro.
Sal ed !ec 21— Sehr Confiauza, for San Frauencu
22-Sclirs Orion aui Fortune, lor Sau Francisco
UUENEME— Sailed Dec 22— Stmr Silver Sprl ,g.
r.asler i I'.,rt4.
NEW YORK-salled Dec 20-Stmr Colon, for
Colon; ship Challenger, lor Portland.
ror -if .rr...
ACAPULCO-Salled Dec 21-Stmr City of New
York, ior Sau Francisco.
HoNi.-Kong -Arrived prior to Dee 20-Br stmr
Parthia. Irom Vancouver.
ADELAIDE— Arrived prior to Dec 19— Nor bark
Burghlld. irom Tacoma.
UILI — Arrived Dec 20— Brshlp Hollnwood, hce
July 26 via Queenstuwn.
LONDON— sailed Dec 20— Br bark lredale.for San
F'raucisco.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Salle.l prior to Dec 20-Br
ship iiclensburg. fur San Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN— Arrived Dec 20-Br ship Ban
nockliuru. hence Aug 10.
Sailed Hec 20-Br ship Eurasia, lor Dunkirk.
Rio DE JANEIRO— Sailed Dec 20-Br ship Bac
chus.
DOVER— Passed Dec 18-Br ship Drumcralc. rrm
London lor San Francisco.
NANAIMO— Arrived Dec 22— Ship 1 onls Walsh.
Irom san Pedro: ship Columbia, be.ice Dec 15; shin
Erlcssuu. hence Dei: 17.
pisagca— Batted Dee 11— Schr Neptune
MELBOURNE— Arrived Dec 19— hark Colusa, fm
Port Hadluck. ""
Movements of Trans llnntlc St-araers.
GLASGOW-Arrlved Dec 23-Stmr Anchoria, frm
j^ cw l ore*
SOUTHAMPTON-Arrlved Dec 23-SU_r Eras fm
New York for Bremen. ■■■■■
i nun, it tions.
PORT KEN'YON— rer Newport— 7 eds slaves 11
bxs peas. 1 bbl 151 bxs apple?, 1 bbl pof.toS ?6 b?
kgs Ibx butter, 1 coop fowls. Ihf r"ciy?i bbls
43 kegs aalmou. 3 sks potatoes, 2» bxs fresn _sb.
Ooiißi.ifajß
Per Newport— C L Dlngley 4 Co- D Keere _ c_-
GetzßrosjtCo; Hills Bros; uSLwSSSi*3L
? 0 |»«-Jf." er «f Co: X"*K "*' 3 ' Sa "" c " * <*, Wangen
holmcr « Co: Shattuck, Kowalsky Jt Co; Wolf Jt Co
Searles * Stone; Veryallu St Rowe; Felgenbaum a
_ > «_ f. B;Uler: Wn 9*»ton _ Luors; Lit steveu
* Co; MS Stewart Jt Co. -»>«•
