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How Horse Tastes.

Physically, horsehesh may be dis.
tinguished from beef or mutton by its APP
pearance. 1t is coarser in the grain than
beef. In this respect it resembles bull
beef more than any other. 1t is darker
in color and looks more moist than beef.
1t has a peculiar smell and a peculiar
sweetness of taste. Its flavor is generally
considered to be half way between the
fiavors of beef and game; it is something
like the flavor Of hare. One reason why
horsefiesh is as rule darker in color than
beef is that horses which are poleaxed,
or which have died from injury, disease
or old age, are not properly bled and
dressed by the slaughterer. 1t is, how
ever, by its fat that horsefesh is most
easily distinguished. The fat of horse
flesh is not generally mixed with the
lean. It is yellow in color 1t looks
more moist than the fat of beef. 1t soon
melts and soon becomes rancid. Conse-
quently, unless rapid sale is effected or
the fat removed, an advanced price must
be charged in order to secure the butcher
from loss on unsold meat.
Lastly, horseiesh can be distinguished
from beef by its chemical characteristics,
and it is in this way that it may be recog-
nized when mixed with other substances.
Who can tell, except the chemist, what
are the component parts of sausage,
polony, or saveloy2 Or who can tell by
taste what those parts arei We do not
Judge by taste, we judge by flavor, and
in the making of favor-to use Sam
Weller's phrase-"it's the seasoning as
does TIL Nineteenth Century.
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THE RALNsrORM.

When winds are beating,
When couds are meeting,
By wood and hollow
Their signals run,
And mink and swallow
And teld-mouse follow,
And haste to shelter
While storm is nonei
With start and SILVER,
The ripping river
Turns up green edges
To meet the rain;
By sands and sedges
And slate-stone lodges.
The plunging current
Seeks out the mainl
In that Wild ocean
What noise, what motion,
The surge advancing
Win meet and SWELL
Its quick wave CHANGING,
With light foot prancing,
May wreck the vessel
Or sink the SHELF
Be kind, rough billow,
Nor shake the pillow
OF those whose keeping
Is cast on thee.
Through song or sleeping,
With night-mist creeping,
In hail or thunder
To ride the seal
But harkl receding
With voice of pleading,
While earth is hidden,
In darkness drest;
As child long chidden,
With sobs unbidden,
The storm-wind sobbing,
Sinks back to rest.
Dora Read Goodale, in Independel
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OF COURSE HE WAS SURE.

OF CUUhon nm " No c0n6~
stranger-I beg your pardon, sir.
Citizen-Well2
Stranger am looking for tenement
in this locality, sir, and want to ask
you in confidence if you think that house
yonder is situated perfectly healthy as to
drainage, etc.
Citizen-Yes, sir, it is. am sure Of
it.
Stranger-Why are you so positive2
Citizen-Because l am the owner OF
that tenement house. II Yankee Blade.
JUST THE THING.
Mr.. misunderstanding those kit
tens, my dear, the president of our soci-
ETY. says the most humane way to drown
kittens is TO put them in an ordinary
earthen fiower-pot upside down in a pail
of lukewarm water.
Mrs. Goodheart-Why, yes, that Is
good idea, isn't it, because you know
there is a hole in the bottom of the
fower-pot for the poor little things to
breathe through. Il New York Weekly.
BIG CRASH.
''That big fireworks company has gone
up"
"What's the matter; bad business
management"
''No; cigarette smoking while taking
stock. Life.
WEDDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Edith-How does marriage certifi-
cate begin, Mrs. Plusher2n
Mrs. Plushcr-I don't remember ex-
actly, but think the first words are
Know all men by these presents. ~
[Argosy.
HE GOT THEM.
ooh, dear" said the sweet girl gradu-
ate, whenever | get up to speak, don't
know what to do with my hands"
'Ieave them with me-" whispered
Cousin George.
This was year before the wedding.
PERTINENT QUERIES.
First Boarder-Why do you always
lock the door of your room when you go
out9
Second Boarder-How does it happen
that you know it is always locked9
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
Mr.. Hightone-My dear, you must
send that new girl away at once. She is
not fit to have around.
Mrs. Hightone-I will, just as quick as
| can write her a reference.
"Reference9 Do you mean to say you
intend to give creature like that ref
''Of course. How can / help it, If
don't she'll tell everybody about the con-
dition you came home in the other night,
and the-the way l talked to you."--
Good News.
TIMID MAN.
''That black sash of yours looks very
he remark ed, zone might
imagine that an arm was around you"
"Oh, it's all right, with touch Of
bitterness, ''people know that you are
with me-"
REFLECTIONS.
"Why, where have you been so longa"
The asked, as he rejoined the party on the
hotel piazza.
"oh, simply INDUCING in quiet refec-
ions"
"0h, you vain mani Looking at your
elf in the mirror, | suppose"
A WORTHY AMBITION.
'Thope youstill regard me as friend"
lie murmured.
''Why, of course" she said, with a
merry smile. ~ like to have all the
proposals can get. You see, want to
ave more than Rosalie Dubon by the
ime return to the city,"
DELAY OF THE MALES.
Shrill Feminine Voice-What is the
ause for the delay of the mails, Mr..
tamps2
Postmaster (absently)-Your age, I
oppose, same as usual, Miss Sophronis.
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who leaped and fawned upon me with
delight.
''The old woman was badly hurt, and
her daughter attended to her, while with
rope found in one corner securely
bound the old man.
"The dwarf was past speech, and now
/ had nothing to fear from the Amazons.
l was wondering what upon earth / was
to do with my prisoners, when suddenly
two powerful cowboys, belated by the
storm, came dashing to the door.
Hurried explanations were made,
and one volunteered to ride on to .he
next ranch, which, by good luck, hap
pened to be the property of the sheriff of
the courtyard bring back help. This
plan was carried out, and for the next
three hours his companion, the dogs,
and / watched our prisoners.
About ten o'clock a posse of men
rode up, and these precious rascals were
given into the custody of the law. Ny
strange story of Ashton's apparition was
told, and identified his mare
The next morning the young woman
broke down and made a full confession.
The horrors which followed that con-
fession are too frightful to repeat.
Sufficient to say that these people had
for three years kept wholesale slaugh-
ter-house. Travellers had been dis
patched and buried in their garden
"a search revealed the remains of
fourteen different victims, among which
was the body of Lionel Ashton. 1t was
the custom of these murderers to seat
the trusting guest on the side of the table
next the curtain, and with his back to-
ward it. The dwarf was hidden behind
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JOKER'S BUDGET.
TESTS AND YARNS By FUNNY
MEN OF THE PRESS.

The Rejected's Revenge-A Finished
Performance-Thos Summer En-
gagements, Etc, Etc.
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OF all sights since the world began
Is to see upon the street,
In the days of summer heat,
Something that calls itself a man
Tanning itself with palm-leaf fan.
u New York Herald.
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A PAYING PROFESSION.

Mr.. Million-Humphl Want to
marry my daughterl Newspaper re-
porter, understand never heard of a
newspaper reporter getting rich.
Mr.. Quickpen-Oh, ! have. / know
of dozen who have married heiresses. =,
New York Weekly,
The morning call., 1890-08-15

have injured her that she had to recourse to such
an odd eXpedient?
But the train was stopping at Barnes station,
and a couple OF elderly gentlemen. who had been
cOnversIng on the platform, stepped forward 10
watch the alightng OF the passengers. Appar-
entity they did not ind amongst them the person
they sought, for they commenced walking from
carriage TO carriage, inspecting the faces oi
those who had retained their seats.
George DevOnald could hear the hurried
breathing OF his companion, and her murmureo
ejaculation OF thanksgiving when she founu tnat
her disguise was not suspected. and he pltleu
her when the sudden opening OF Tue caTrldse uOVl
made her start and Snlveri out II was ouls d
couple OF women and some children VINO were
getting in. The elderly gentlemen she uiedueu
had disappeared, and the tram prOceeueu on ITO
way without any further alarm. -,
However he could not leave this strange CUR
without limiting his readiness 10 serve or pfolect
her. and, SEEING moment When the women
were engr0ssed in their babies, he leaned towafu
her, saying .,,. 49,, o,, ,,h., ,,ui
YOU do? Can be Of any assistance 10 you? IL
So don't hesitate 10 say so ~ ;,
"Tbauks: II you could procure me ny"
nod and he mad drawn BACK, Tor one OF the
children was nquisiIiye and was drawing nearer
10 hear what the handsome young man was say
ing to the little old one.
And now the lights of Mortake were In sight.
and as soon as IL was compatible with safety
George Devonald spraug out and darled away
on his Grand: but when he came back 10 lead
the lady to the vehicle she had disappeared, ana
he had 100 strong sense OF honor 10 risk draw
ing too many inquiries. She had gone, taxing
his coat with her. and leaving no trace OF the ad-
venture save and except the hve-pound note
and this lie folded away in a private receptacle
of his pocket-boOk there 10 lie I'LL lie cOuld nud
its owner.
The morning call., 1890-08-15
TEMPERANCE MATTERS.
Ladies' Continue the Discussion at Call
vary Church,

Ladies' Continue the Discussion at CAL
vary Church.
The second day of the first quarterly
meeting of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union was inaugurated in the Sab
bath-school room of Calvary Presbyterian
Church yesterday. There was a good at
tendance of old and young women, and
much interest was manifested in temper
ance and religious matters.
Mrs. johnson, President OF the Califor-
mia " omen's Christian Temperance Union,
presided, and opened the programme with
devotional exercises. She was followed by
Miss Cummings on a religious subject. en-
titled "ro Whom Is the Message SentY
Mrs. Spencer spoke on Blessed Are the
Pure in Heart"
Mrs. j. C. Bateham, who is the National
Superintendent of Sabbath observance of
the above-named order, delivered lengthy
address on "The Lord of the Sabbath
in which she maintained that religion and
temperance went hand in hand.
The remainder of the programme con-
sisted in remarks by Miss Bertha l.. Rowell.
on THE Sailors Beacon Light" Mrs. r. F.
Selfridge on Opening Prison Doors" and
Mrs. Nj. d. Buck on 1.-THE Promise to Mes
sage-Bearers."
In the evening Mrs. Bateham delivered a
lecture on "1he American Sabbath" which
was much appreciated.
The morning call., 1890-08-15

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe agent OF the California
Fruit Union auctioned to-day two carloads OF fruit
Gross Prunes, So 1922 80 y box; Columbia and
bradshaw Plums, 81 20; Yellow Egg, 81 IS; Bart
lett Pears. S3 50@4 40. The market Bartietts is
lower, the late high prices having checked consurup-
tion. There is a strong demand for Peaches and
supplies are moderate.
CHICAGO. Aug. l4.-Porter Bros. & Co. sold to-day
eight cars California fruit Early Crawford 81 $50
IS: SusquehanDa. 81 5O@2 so; Orange CIngs
81 45@1 IS; Bartlett Pears 50 1908 So for half
crates: Muscats 81 35@l IS for half crates; Tokay
Grapes in poor order sold at 81 5s@2; Gross Primes
81 O5@l IS for half crates Fontainebleaus, 81 2O9
l Is.
The morning call., 1890-08-15
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
Attempt Made to Send Edward Dugan to
Asylum.

Attempt Made to Send Edward Dugan to
an Asylum.
A curious case of brother against brother
was aired before the Insanity Commission
ers yesterday. John Dugan, who runs
crockery business at 1o40 McAllster street,
complained that his brother, Edward, is
dangerously insane and asked that he be
committed TO an asylum.
He testified that a short time ago Edward
came into his store and attempted 10 hash
him up with an ugly knife. But for the
timely Interference of outsiders there might
have been some serious results, he thinks.
On the other hand Edward testified that his
brother, John, owed him $3.50 on a note and
was trying to railroad him to the asylum TO
avoid its payment.
He denied that he ever attacked his
brother, and said that if there is insanity
anywhere it must be in Jehn's case. Ed
wards wife testified that she had never
seen any signs of insanity about him. To
all outward appearances the accused was as
rational as any one in the room.
Both brothers were represented by la W.
yers, and as the Commissioners were not
satisfied with the examination it was fur
Their continued until to-day.
The morning call., 1890-08-15


THURSDAY, Aug H.
stmr Santa Maria. Kenealy, "a hours from San
Diego etc; produce 10 ID j Mehern.
Stmr Humboldt, Jessen, % hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Searies u Stone.
stlnr Newsboy, Llebig. l6 hours from Navarro:
5000 railroad ties, Al NJ IT lumber, Navarro Mill
Co.
stmr Coos Bay. Nicholson. IS hours from Fort
Bragg etc. pass and mdse TO Goodall. Perkins
stnr Emily Roberts, 90 hours from San Diego:
pass and mdse, TO Livingston, Clark q Co.
Stmr City OF Picking, Cavalry, 26I2 days from
Hong Kong, via Yokohama 1872 days, via Victoria
62 hours pass and mdse, to Williams. Dmond Il Co.
Stmr Gypsy, flummer hours from santa Cruz;
produce. to GoodaIl Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Pomona. Hall, 81 hours from San Diego;
pass and mdse TO Goodail, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Newport, Edwards, 40 hours from Eel
River, via Shelter Cove 20 hours: mdse, to Goodall,
stmr Newoern, Won Helms. : days from Quay
mdse, 10 Sutton * BeeOe.
Brig w Irwin. MeCulloch, "a days from Homo
lulu; pass. sugar. etc. to d Spreckels Il bros
Schr Helen Merriam Llndbridge DAYS from
Crescent city, 80 # lumber, to Simpson Lumber
schr Fred Sander, Ross days from Port Dis.
covery; 625 Nj fl lumber, 10 Moore ii Smith Lumber
schr Wing and Wing, Goodmanson, days from
schr San Pedro. Walton. 10 days from San Pedro:
ballast to II Whitelaw.
Cleared.
Br ship Ulrica, scurr, Barrow in Furness; q
BIT ship Enrasia, Parkes, Queenstown; Balfour,
Guthrie il Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY, Aug II.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicholson, Point Arena etc
Stmr Ajax, Donaldson, Coos Bay
Stmr West Coast, Stanton.
Stmr Eureka. smith, Wilmington.
Stmr Iiuckee, Anderson, Port oxford, etc.
Bark Highland Light. HERMAN. Kodiak Island.
Schr Orient, Swan, Coos Bay.
Schr Jennie Griffin. Lowe, Point Reyes.
schr W Beebe, MolIested. Apia.
Schr Jennie Thelln Olsen.
Schr Laura, Hansen.
TeIegraphic.
POINT L0BOS-Aug Ia = 10 P NJ - Weather
hazy: wind NV, velocity 10 miles.
Spoken.
Per brig W Irwin-July 90 spoke the schr Olga
In lat SO % \, l52 40 w, and parted company Aug
A, In lat 81 81 y, long 146 AZ W.
Domestic Ports.
NAVARRO-Arrived Aug 14-Stmr Navarro hce
Aug b.
The morning call., 1890-08-15

Steamers TO sail to-day the Australia for Hon.
oulu and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The New
bern falls due from Mexico. the Umatilla from Vic
toria and Puget Sound, the Arcata from Coos Bay
and the Alex. Duncan and Yaquina from the
southern coast
The COlima fails due from Panama Wednesday.
The ship India 1890 tons. bark wilma, 1909 tons,
and ship Kennebec, POPS tons, load Coal at Nanaimo
for San Diego.
The British iron ship Sieve Donard, 1888 tons,
loads Wheat the Columbia River for U. X,
Hayre or Antwerp; ship Francis 1874 tons, Wheat
at Tacoma for U. X. Havre Antwerp.
The morning call., 1890-08-15
WAYS THAT ARE DARK,
Four More Charges Against the Alarmed
County Taller.

Four More Charges Against the Alameda
County Jailer.
John Morrison, Deputy Jailer of Alameda
County, who was arrested for allowing five
Cinnamon in his charge to escape by the
substitution of five Others who wanted to
return, yesterday had four additional
charges lodged against him by the United
States authorities.
The object of this was to prevent him
from leaving the State in case the first
charge is dismissed. The first complaint
charges him with having conspired to Sc
cure the liberty of Lee Yick, and the others
are the same, except that each contains the
name of one of the other escapes. Chief
Jailer E. II. WoOlsey, who was arrested on
the same charge. is out on 5000 bail.
The five Cinnamon who escaped have
gone back to China, and their substitutes
Will be prosecuted.
The morning call., 1890-08-15
81 1902 IS ror good to choice LAYERS and sl0al so

81 1892 is Tor good to choice layers and sl@l so
NUTS~New crop softshelI Almonds are being
contracted for at 13GSl3Lac 2, ID and new wal
nuts at eSe @ Y" s5e qaofe Gla caeR
Almonds, 5000 Q II; California walnuts, 100 ic
for Los Angeles. 1O9l2c for Santa Barbara; chile
Wanuts, l0c; Peanuts, 6@Sc; Hickory Nuts, 69Sc:
Pecans, log lie; Filberts, 1112@1212c; Brazil
Nuts. nominal at 12@121ac D ID. Cocoanuts s5@6
VEGETABLES ucumbers and Corn are lower
and Tomatoes stu higher and rather scarce Marrow
box for Chile and 6o@75c . box for bell Tomatoes
As$sda Green sSa Cor Corn. 7Se@sl and
9Sl 20 y crate for common and l712D2Oc q doz Tor
String Beans, l@Zc; Lima Beans, 212c 2 n; Gu,
sumeers. 25@4oe y box for Bay Pickles. 1Sc :.
Turnips, use: Beets, ST. Parsnips 81 70 q ctI Gar
1SCq134c ID; California smoked Bacon, 9@91Oc
for heavy and medium. and 13@l31sc for light; 13is
Eastern sugarcured Hams for city trade. lag
l4iSc; California Hams, salt. 12I4@l214c q ID;
ern ali KINDS, 9@9I4c: eases, iG@IO1ac: California
tlerces, s!4@Sh2ei half-1bls. 912993&c; tins, 1Oc
n: Mess Beef 81 50@s: extra mess sS do s. 500
.; family do, Sll 50C9l2; clear Pork, sl9 6092O;
mess do, sIsDIs So d Dbl: Pig Pork, : key. $50
3 % Pigs. Feet, $l2@l2 90 q Dbl; Smoked Beef.
H0PS-we quote old and new crop, 1s@21c p 70.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers are
5@b1Sc Ii: cowhdes 5@5lse; sated KIP o.F 7c
sailed Calf. S59c dry Hides. usual selection, 100
Goatskins. 4O@56e each; medium do, 25@S5c small
skins, 1GG20c: Deerskins good summer, 3Oc
medium, 2212@25c; thin, zoe 9 10; sheepskns
shearlings, lU01 zoe; short wool 30d5Ue: medium,
65@9Oc: long wool. 90e@Sl % q 10. Culls OF all
kinds ls less. Butehertowa green skins sell rela-
lively higher.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered, 3@31ac: re-
fined. 595I4c; Grease, 2L4@2s4c = 10.
WOOL-We quote spring C lips: Eastern Oregon.
l4@lS12c: Valley Oregon. 20G22c: Nevada, 100
lie; choice Northern, lSI2@2Oc; Humboldt ana
Mendocino, 20922c; San Joaquin and Southern,
seven months, l2t1l5c ~ ~
The morning call., 1890-08-15
Builders Contracts.

Brennan Bros. with Christian Sauer, to build on
W. line Of Scott St. ITO S. of Geary, s. 1896 IS;
$3.50
Martin Connolly with D. Chisholm, to build on E.
line OF Folsom st., % s. of Twentyhfth, : 25I
1895, S5U5O; bonds $4,000; F. ?. Latson aud Hum
bodt Luml er-mill Company, suretles.
Louis Blank with j. l.. LoOmer TO build on w.
line of Colnngwood ST., 1854 s. OF Eighteenth, s.
l9:Sx125: $1,000.
John Mc6reeyy with James J. o'Brien, to build
Z. line of Bartlett ST.. lao y. Of Twenty-thlrd,
N. 2OxS7, 1859; bonds $500; I. JoOst aud w. A.
Meeker sureties
Florence Schioss with John T. Dunn to build on
s. line OF SacramentoSt., 1901 W. OF Kearny, W.
2Sx137:6, S4924; bonds $1231; F. Joost and w. A.
Meeker
The morning call., 1890-08-15
FOR EVER THINE.

~OR ever thine, whate'er this heart betide;
For ever thine, whereier our lot be cast;
Fate, that may rob us OF all veal IN beside,
81 shall leave US iOve-ti!i life itself be past
The world may wrong us, we will brave Its hate;
False friends may change, and falser hopes de-
Though bowed by cankering cares, wen smile at
since thou art mine beloved, and am thinei
For ever thine. at evenings dewy hour,
When gentle hearts TO tenderest thoughts incline;
When balmiest doors from each closing flower
Are breathing round me-thine for ever thlnel
For ever thine amid the boisterous crowd.
Where the Jest sparkles with the sparkling wine,
may not maine thy gentle name aloud,
But drink to thee in thought-for ever thineI
For ever thine, when circllng years have spread
Times snowy blossoms DER thy placid brow;
When youths rich glow, its purple light" is fed,
And lilliesblOom where roses flourish now.
Say shall love the fading beauty best,
whose spring-tide radiance has been wholly
miner
No-c0me what will, thy steadfast truth I'll bless,
In youth, in age-t hlne own, for ever thine!
The morning call., 1890-08-15

nothingness. Occasionally he comes back
to himself and passes playful hour with
his mother, beating her and threatening to
kill her.
The other one was Effie Short, native of
Nova Scotia, 60 years OF age, and troubled
with suicidal mania. The first manifesto
ton of her peculiar malady was when she
walked into the Health Office yesterday
morning and called upon one of the attaches
In hang her
The morning call., 1890-08-15
ALLEGED FRAUD.
Mrs. Berghofer Has Poor Opinion of

Mrs. Berghofer Has n Poor Opinion of
Her Stepdaughters.
Bridget and Conrad BerghOfer were mar
ried in this city July IL, 1878, bat were
divorced in Arizona on March II, 1855. The
wife now sues for divorce in this State
and the case was tried before Judge Hoge
yesterday. The defendant put in tho plea
of former divorce, but Judge Hoge ques-
toned the right of this court to attack the
Arizona decree and took the matter under
advisement on briefs. The complaint
alleges that Berghofer deserted his wife in
September, 1879, and has since failed TO pro-
vide for her; also that he had two daught-
ers by a former wife, and with their aid he
has defrauued the plaintiff of $4,000 and has
attempted to reduce her to penury in her
old age, she being over 80 years old.
The morning call., 1890-08-15
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe Stock Market was dull
all day to-day 10 within the last hour, when money
eased off and sharp upward movement took place
The close was quiet but strong at the highest prices
OF the day. Sugar is up 25s. Governments steady.
Petroleum, spot, opened at 911s and closed at 90;
September opened at 81, closing at 1884.
NEW YORK, Aug l4.-United States Bonds: As
123s4: 41a's. lO2ss Northern Pacific. "a; Cana
dian Pacific, S214 Central Pacific, 311a; Atchi-
son, 4214; Union Pacific 595s; Wells Fargo. lao;
Western Union, s31s; Silver 1925; Sterling
81 s41a@4 sS1a.
wheat-Cash, 81 o5ss; September, 81 041s.
Flour-Firm.
Cofee-$lS 80.
Sugar-5@55sc.
Copper-Lake $16 SIS.
Tin-Spot, S2L
Lead-Domestic, 81 So.
Iron-$14.
Petroleum-92
The morning call., 1890-08-15
Honest Too Late.

Manuel Phillips escorted Frank lines,
fellow-lodGer in the Lisbon House, through
the Barbary Coast Wednesday night. AS
lines was not familiar with the notorious
places Phillips suggested that he had bet
ter give him his purse, which contained two
$50 pieces. lines gave him the purse and
got it back minus one $40 piece. Phillips
was arrested yesterday on a charge of petty
larceny He offered to refund the money
vvh fol lon IN
The morning call., 1890-08-15
A Small Fire.

A spark from chimney set fire to the
two-story frame house, 416 O'Farrell street,
yesterday morning at II AS o'clock. An
alarm was sounded from Box As, and the
Fire Department responded so promptly
that only loss of $50 was sustained. The
house is owned by c. Mierdierk.