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Ezhty eight hubs % butter. car earth
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so1tnsru and Esssera mail carries P1lsEAn
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The morning call., 1890-07-03
A LOST SACK.

Disappearance of a Foreman in San Jose
With 5000.
The laborers in the employ of the Cali
fornia Bridge Company at work on the
main sewer north Of the city have been on
the anxious seat for three or four days, and
wondering if they would get their wages.
From the complaints of several of the
number it appears that Frank Davis, the
foreman, failed TO show his stately form on
pay day and the castles built of how the
money would be spent were shattered by
his nOn-appearance. There are about nine
teen men at work and each expected to re-
ceive his $40 due him.
A visit was made to Davis residence, but
his family could give no information con-
corning his whereabouts.
One OF the men applied to Justice Gass
this afternoon for a warrant which would
bring back Davis and his Che laborer's)
but on considering the matter left it over
until tomorrow.
AT. BurTell, a representative of the COM
pauy, came to San Jose to-day and paid
those who were not paid on Saturday. A
portion of the money was sent to Wis on
Saturday, and seven of the twenty-slX Ia
borers were paid. The remainder of the
money, somewhere in the neighborho0d Of
$500. is said to be paying Davis trip to
parts unknown.
Mr.. Burrell refuses to say anything about
the matter until he has fully investigated it.
1t is probable that criminal complaint
will be filed.-San Jose Herald, JGly ID.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Ex-Chanceor Bismarck now weighs 1S5
pounds; he once tipped The beam at 240.
Mrs. Annie Roush OF Letart. 0hiO. is the
maternal ancestor of 2O00 people. She can look
down ON SIX generations
j. l.. Toole, The comedian. presented Henry
Irving with Kangaroo, and irving, With equal
generosity, presented 1t to the London Zoo.
Jonn G. Whittier, the venerable poet, has left
Dauvers, where he las been Spending the winter
with his cousins, and has returned TO his home
10 Amesbury.
The Prince of Wales has an Income of $780,
600 year from the Duchy Of Cornwall alone, aud
this is but Que OF several prolific sources from
which he gets revenue.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon Inherited large sum OF
money recently tom admirer in an English
town. but distributed the entire amount among
the teSlatol's poor relations.
The Gar Is building new yacht Intended 10
be vessel Of great speed and fitted win every
modern Improvement. There Will be dining &C
commOdation for 200 persons
Edison is rarely seen without a cigar in his
mouth. He uses the stub of one to light fresh
weed, and thus forms The regular German
"smokeT's" chdin.-N. Y. World.
Hon. William Sprague, ex-United States
Senator, eX Governor OF Rhode Island, ex-manu-
facturer and ex-husbaud OF Kate Chase Sp ague,
Is now Chief OF Police at Narragansett Pier.
Justin Ii. McCaI thy, The piay-ddapter, Is a
member OF the House Commons and Is a son OF
Justin Mccarthy, the we'll known novelist ana
journalist. The latter Is also 4 member of the
House Of Commons.
Archdeacon tarlar is writing an elaborate dis
QUESTION uDOn the Fusion Play" for one OF
The July reviews. DIR. Fdrrar was present at
the first performance, ana during his stay at
Oberammergau lie lodged In the house OF Mayer,
the Chrstus Of The play
Count TOlstOl Is just recovering from severe
attack OF pneumonia. During his illness lie re-
fused all medical attention. believing IL impiOus
10 interfere with the designs OF rOvdence.
The author OF Z" The hreuIZer Sonata" grows
more decidedly crank all The time.
5. Z. Armstrong, who died the other day of
heart disease in the town OF Butter, Pa. was the
principal Own.r OF HE largest oil-well ever
struck ihe United States. Ii known
the Armstrong Well" ana was located
Thorn Geek. In Butler County, Pa.
Mile. Rose Mauty, the daughter OF a station
master III France, makes Illustrations Tor five Of
The l-adng journals of Paris, and earns u large
amount OF money. She Is the prOtege OF NJ.
Durnv, Minister OF Public Instruction, who hap
pened 10 see her sketcnlDg when she was but
a
The morning call., 1890-07-03
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterdays market was fayorhble for chipping
being irregular. Prices were higher in the morning
board, but considerably lower in the afternoon call.
In the latter session business quieter than for
some time.
The market was steadier at the close, will be
seen by the quotations below.
Local securities were not very active. S. T. Gas
sold up TO s55 and Hawaiian Commercial declined
to $16 90
The First National Bank has declared semian-
nual dividend al the rate of Sper cent per annum,
payable on the 10Th; California Safe Deposit Com
pany the usual quarterly dividend, payable on the
18th.
Con. Cal. & Virginia has shipped ,684 to the
Carson Mint, making $50, 053 on June account
Holmes has shipped 1851 ounces bullion. The
mine Is shipping 40 tons per day to the mill. The
average pulp assay for the week ended June 9th
was s25 95 per ton. The Ordinations were "a per
cent.
The Standard Con. assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
EX0NERATED HANLEY.
The COroners Jury says He Did No
Kill Gaynor.

The Coroners Jury says He Did Not
XIII GaynOr.
An inquest was held yesterday at the
Morgue ON the body of James Gaynor, the
lOngshoreman, who died in the Receiving
Hospital Monday morning under supposedly
suspicious circumstances.
Thomas Hanley, his friend, was arrested
Monday afternoon on a charge of murder,
on statements of drunken pers ons who said
that he had thrown Gayn0r downstairs at
his house on Eighth street, near Brannan,
and caused his DEATH
The evidence at the inquest was to the
effect that the men had been drinking all
day Sunday and quarreled; and also that
Gaynor accused Hanley of throwing him
downstairs. In opposition to this the doc
tors testified that the deceased had died
from heart failure, superinduced by a fall
from stairway and excessive drinking.
The jury returned verdict generating
Hanley from criminal intent in the matter.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
IN THE SUB-TKEASURY.
The Experts Are Now at Work on the
Lower Vaults.

The Experts Are Now at Work on the
Lower Vaults.
The count in the Sub-Treasury pro-
crossed slowly yesterday, only $1,000
having been counted. The experts are now
working on the lower vaults. The millions
are guarded at night by three watchmen,
armed to the teeth with revolvers and re-
peating rifles. Electric bells communicate
with police headquarters, and every half
hour the watchmen are compelled to touch
one Of the electric buttons once. 4 record
of each time is kept at the police head
quarters. If the watchmen should go to
sleep and omit to touch the bell, policemen
would at once come over to see what is
wrong. Two rings of the bell will bring
two or three policemen to the Sub-Treas-
ury, and continuous ringing will bring a
whole squad. Uncle Sam knows how to
guard his treasure.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
Be Propo.e. to Anne.l.

Alfred Clarke, counsel for the defendant,
has filed in tile Circuit Court an appeal for
Il writ to enjoin the Police Court from car
rying into effect judgment upon China
man recently found guilty of INSIDE
meanor. This is the case of the Chinaman
IN whose behalf the counsel named some
time since attempted to have the United
States court declare that it and not the
State court had jurisdiction in the cases OF
Chinese accused of crime The Court ruled
The morning call., 1890-07-03

refrigerator-cnred, 1s@1914e; Lard. terees; East
ern, all kinds. 9Q914c; cases, l0@l012e California
tierces, 9 4G915c; haf-bbls 919@934c; tins, loo;
pals, 10-ft 101ac; do. 5-ib, 10$4c; kegs, s24 910c
e 10: Mess Beef, So 5000; extra mess do. 80 500
10; family do S12 50GI3; clear Pork, $40 50@20;
extra prime. SIG 50@l7 extra clear. $4,000 30;
mess do SlSGlS 80 2 Dbl; Pig Pork, p keg, So 500
3a5; Pigs, Feet, sl29I2 so q Dbl; Smoked Beef,
HofS-Quotable at 121a91715c 2 u for crop OF
1889. Buyers bid lSc for crop OF 1890
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saIted steers are
quotable at S15e q ID; medium. &c p Ii: light.
sc q 10; COwhides, sc 2 10; sslted Kip, 4@t1ac;
sated Calf, 41sc; dairy Calf, 20@5Oc; dry Hides,
usual selection, sc; dry Kips, 7c: dry Calf, e;
prime 6Oatskins. 35c each: me Hum do, 20lD30c:
small skins, 10c; Deerskins. good summer, 500
321ac; medium, 25c; thin. zoe q 10; Sheepskins,
shearlingS. lU@ zoe; short wool. 30950c: medium,
65@90c; long wool, 90c@Sl % q 10. Butchertown
green skins sell re atively higher.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 31A64c; re-
fined. 5d5 14e; Grease. ~ G3c z 10.
WOOL-We quote spring clips as follows;
Eastern Oregon. 10000 2 10; Nevada, 15@l915c
2 u; choice Northern. lyG21c: Humboldt and
Mendocino 21@23c: San joaquin and Southern,
year staple. 1212(915c; San Joaquin and Southern,
seven months, 12916e; choice Foothill 169lS1ac
p 10.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
New York Markets.

New YORK, July 2.-The stock market to-day Of
fered even less opportunity for comment than the
preceding days OF this week, dealing being smaller
and fluctuations possessed no significance whatever.
The market closed fun and steady at Insignificant
changes for the day Governments steady. Petroleum
opened steady, with spot at SO and August s67s,
and closed strong. with spot at SO and August 80.
NEW YORK, July 2.-unted States Bonds: As,
1872; 41a's. l031a; Northern Pacific, 36$4; Cana
dian Pacific, S21s; Central Pacific, 331s; Atchl-
son, 465s; Union Pacific, 64sa; Wells Fargo, 140;
Western Union, SAL Silver 1O312; Sterling,
81 S4la@4 SO.
wheat-Cash, 96ssc; July, eA1ac
Flour-Quiet.
Cofee-$16 So.
Sugar-43s@53sc.
Hops-California, Ice.
Hides-Cailfornia, lac.
Copper-Lake. SIG 80.
Tin-Spot, $40 90.
Lead-Domestlc 81 So
Ir0n-$l4.
Petroleum-S9c.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

John Gilfoy. who had just left San Quen-
tin Prison after serving sentence of five
years there. was arrested yesterday on
Kearny street by Sheriff Mckenzie of Napa
County and booked at the City Prison en-
route to Napa. Gilfoy stole horses in So
mona County, drove them into Napa and
obliterated the brands on the animals there
so that he might sell them. He was con-
victed and sentenced to San Quentin. Now
he will be tried for obliterating the brands
used for the purpose Of Identification.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Investment, Music, Religious and Irriga

tion Companies.
The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Office of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Pacific Investment Company; Dlrectors-F. F.
Upton, T. II. Macdonald. L. B. Sessions, G.. NJ.
Crane, Joseph L. Green, G. w. Swain, A. M.
LuSk, g. II. Reuter- and w. 1. Crossett OF San
Francisco. Capital stock S1,Oo0,oU0, divided
into 500 shares; $4,000 subscribed.
Zeno Mauvais Music Company Directors-M Mae
Mauyais. Nina Mauyas. Roscoe l.. Eanes,
Jeane G. Eames ana Ella j. Stewart of Oakland
Capital stock $4,000, divided into 500 shares
ali subscribed
Central Canal Company; Directors-Robert
McMurray, Ii. +. Cutter, George Easton, George
Ii. Maxwell and George h. Wells of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock $4,000, 900, divided into
10000 shares; $500 subscribed. The com
pany Will improve irrigation facilities In Kern
and Tulare counties and elsewhere in the State
Presbytery OF San Francisco; DiTecIors-James
NJ. Thompson OF North 1emescal, Erwin S. Chap
man ana Charles A Bailey OF Oakland; George
NJ Council OF Alameda; and Robert Mackenzie,
Thomas {. Easton. James X. Smith. Charles A.
LaI0n Monroe Greenwood, John W. stewart.
Frederick A Berlin Of San Francisco. No capt.
tai stock.
The morning call., 1890-07-03


Yet feel not iot nor little OF chagrin,
Because gave myself TO that sweet wight
The heiress-and the heiress took me in
JoHS KES DRICK BANGS.
Judge We're you ever arrested before?
sam JUhnslng-N0 boss. Bebber was. Ebery
time l has been crested de policeman grabbed
me by de neck from behind.--Alexander E.
Sweet.
Miss Beacon--ThIs waltz is divine! Do you
ever dance the LanceTs, doctor?
Dr. BOylston-No; but l sometimes lance the
dancers.-Boston Budget.
A display of temper is often expensive, especi-
ally to base-baliIst. He should be careful how
he gets 'of his basc."-Philadelpn Press.
Great cry and little wool" was what the col
ored man said on being shown his newborn
Daby.-Boston Courier.
Youthful Sprig-I wonder what you'd do, you
know, II | told you l loved you?
Youthful Sprigess-I cart imagine. [After
iervId pause.l Wouldn't you like 10 ascertain?-
Detroit Free Press.
Foreman Ito edition. Where do You want this
article to co. sir?
Edlt0r-Wnat is II about?
The r. oper Age 10 Marry"
Put IL in the Maritime Intelligence."-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Irate Youtb-See here, Duzenberry, did you
tell SparrOwgrass that L couldn't be counted on
Duzen6erry-I did not. On the contrary, l
told him you could be counted on not to.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
Deacon-Ny friend, do you not know that you
are in a precari0us state?
Frivolous Sinner-Aud don't you KNOW deacon.
that ones chance for election is always good IN
a doubtful State ?-Boston Transcript.
"Mr. Lushley." said that gentleman's wife In
an iTate tone, do you know that IT'S O'clock In
The mOrniug?" ''COursb | dush," was the re.
ply. "Doan you shposb Pm shober nun TO know
free 'cock when l Shee Y'-Washington Post.
'Rastus-Wish l cud get drink round bar.
Pm powerful thirsty.
Jasper-well, oars sum fine waitahmlllons
up de road.
'RasIus-What OBJ dat? Oars no chance to get
one oh dem.
Jasper-No dat's so; but II you jes look at
dem deyil make your mOtf wattah.-Boston
Herald.
Fred-I fain would always linger thus, and taste
the sweets of life divine;
Lie loses all Its pretty cares since Lucy, dearest
thou art mine.
Lucy-But, dearest Fred, remember this We are
but human not divine;
You bread and butter must provide IL you would
have Inc ever thine Boston Budget.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for Port
land, the Colima for Panama, the Mexico for san
Diego, the Coos Bay for Fort Bragg the Truekee
for 1illamook Bay. The Humboldt falls due from
Humboldt Bay, the Coos BAY from Little River, the
Eureka from San Pedro, the State of California
from Portland and the Gypsy from the Salinas
Riv r.
The British iron ship Corryyeehan, 1899 tons.
was chartered prior to arrival for Wheat United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 3Is.
Five ships were chartered for Wheat yesterday, as
follows; Ships Robert L. Beknap, 2250 tons, and
s. T. Hitchcock, PTS tons, Liverpool, sos: British
iron bark Callirrhoe. 1249 tons, Unite Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp. 4os: British iron ships Drumel-
tan, 1S4S tons, and Enroda 1888 tons, same OPP
lions, 3Ss Sd. his leaves only two ships olsen
gagged in port suitable for Wheat.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
YOUNG AND FAIR.
Miss Josephine Wilcox Laid at Rest
Iaur.l HUI.

Miss Josephine Wilcox Laid at Rest in
Laursl Hill.
The funeral of Josephine Wilcox, MEN,
Der of the Gaiety Theater Company, was
attended yesterday by her associates. The
service was held in Trinity Church. Beau
tiful floral designs, offerings FROM the many
friends of the young girl, surrounded the
casket and on the silver plate was the in
scription: Josephine Wilcox, died June
80, 1890, aged 10 years. During the inter-
ment in Laurel Hill Cemetery the orcnes-
ira Of the Baldwin Theater played ChOpin's
Funeral March" and Nearer, My God. to
Thee" marble cross will be placed at
the grave, in affrctionate remembrance by
loving friends. Miss Wilcox was a native
of Woodford, Sussex, England, where her
mother and sister now reside.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 2.-The spot market is steady
at is 10Lad@7s. Cargoes higher at 36s Sd for
off coast, 35s Sd for just shipped and 35s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; July, rs 1ad; August, rs
12d; September, Is 214d; october, rs 21a d; No
vember, rs 2$4d; December. rs 2s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 2. Consols, SO 1916; United
States Bonds - As, 1874; 41a's, 1O5; Silver.
AZ 11-16d; Rentes. 90f csc: bullion out OF Bank of
England, $4,000
The morning call., 1890-07-03
He Failed to Rob.

Officer Linsky arrested John Eppinger, a
hoodlum on "Barbary Coast" early yester-
day morning on a charge of attempting to
rob Joseph Nolan, laborer. Eppinger
and companion of his own class attacked
Nolan on the street, but failed to take his
money
The morning call., 1890-07-03
The Noonday Service To-Day.

The MONDAY prayer meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall will be
conducted to-day by Rev. William II. Tracy
of Albany, n. Y. Mr.. Tracy has been
pastor Of the Third Reformed Church of
Albany for some years and has been q most
successful preacher.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

The annual review Of the san Francisco Daily
Commercial News has been received. 1t is fine
ecimen of modern press-work, especially in its
pilot ographIc cuts 1t is filed with statistical mat
ter pertaining the shipping and grain trades and
marine insurance, and is in all respects valuable
work of reference
The morning call., 1890-07-03
A Family Fight.

Herman Bohen, peddler. and his son
Charles, who does not work for living,
were arrested yesterday at their home on
Shotwell street on a charge of battery. The
son and Mrs. Bohen tried to throw the old
man from the house and desperate strug-
gle ensued, but an officer arrived on the
scene and put a stop to the family fight.