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Health and sweet breath secured by
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. "rice tiftl
cents. Nasal injector free. G. ". Dreamer
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Why VIII You

Cough when Shiloh's Cure will give
YOU immediate relief. Price 10cts., so
cts and I'll. G.. NJ. Dreamer.
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The Rev. Geo. III. Thayer,
Of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and my wife owe our lives TO Shilohs
Consumption Cure.
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Notice for Publication.

Trifles light as hair-Wigs. Washing
ton Star.
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The man who thinks figures never lie
should compare banks assets with its
books after Nap0leonic raid.-Puck.
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A Nasal Injector

Free with each bottle OF Shiloh''
Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. G. NJ
Dreamer.
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A Duty to Yourself.

The only weigh to be honest-sixteen
ounces to the pound. Washington Star
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A Delaware man declares that it is the
frost that makes this land OF freeze
peach. Hotel Gazette.
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only few months ago these romping, ROW.
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girls by the aid of DR.. Pierce's world famed
faVorite Prescription, they have blossomed
young women w '@'0As
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tw worked, "worn-ont" run down." dehilitated
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Cold as it may be no man cares for
coat on his ngue.-kearney Enterprise.
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Women are invariably clothes observ-
ers of their sex. -Binghampton Republl-
can.
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Dime museums that advertise for midg-
cts are in miety small business, Texas
Siitngs.
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General freight and tickle office UNDER the
capital Hotel corner of plaza, where all lnior.
mation relative to through freight and ticket
rates will be cheerfuily given and through tick
cts sold Free elegant new chair cars santa + q TO
t,uchare Junction. Through Pullman sleepers
hetween puebo Leadyille and ogden. Passen-
gers for Denver take new broad gauge Pullman
sleep RS from Cuchara. All trains now go over
CoInanche pass in day light. Rerths secured oy
telegraph. tHAs JOHNSON den' oup''
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WE OFFER YOU WEALTH

Cold as it may be, no man cares for Il
coat on his tongue. -Kearney Enterprise.
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SANTA FE SOUTHERN AND DENVER u RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COS.
scenic Route of the West and shortest line 10
pueblo, Colorado springs aud Denver, Colo
SANTA FEE, n. NJ, Feb: |, 1880.
Mail and Express No. and 2--Daily except
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THE CITY oF SANTA FB

is making steady modern growth; has
now population of 5000, and has every
assurance Of becoming beautiful modern
city. Her people are liberal and enter
nrisinp. and stand ready to foster and en-
COURAGE any legitimate undertaking hav-
ing for its object the building up ana nm
provement Of the place. Among the
present needs of Santa Fe, and Tor which
liberal bonuses in cash or lands could un.
doubtedly be secured, may be mentioned
a canning factory wool securing plant
and tannery. Skilled labor OF all kinds
il in demand ct good wages. The cost o
living is reasonable, and real property
both inside and suburban, % steadily I'd
yNncing IN valuo.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria and
Cauker Mouth. G. NJ. Dreamer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23


Two steamers left Newcastle in the lat
ter port Of October with 5000 bales of wool
1t was put on board with nOn-u union men.
A wool-shed at Hoddoning was set on fire
on October 18th and all the machinery,
wool clip and 1000 sheep were destroyed.
The reports from the colony regarding
wool are satisfactory. In spite of foods and
the strike there will be heavy clip, and
the quality is extra fine.
The steamer Alberta, bound from Japan
to Melbourne with coal for the gas COM
pany, went ashore on October Goth near
Twerd River Heads and was totally
wrecked. No lives we're lost.
Shipments of coal from Newcastle were
going forward without interference from
the strikers. In the week ending October
18th the amount shipped was 1903 tons.
A plague Of grasshoppers at Moama de-
layed passenger and freight trains for sew
eral hours by swarning On the track and
making the rails SO slippery that the engines
could not move.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

The Cyclorama Company at Melbourne
has paid a dividend of 80 per cent for the
year 1890.
Sir Robert Wordsworth, ex-Justice of the
Supreme Court, died October 10Th at Mel
bourne.
Edward Farquharson, gentleman rider,
was thrown from his horse at Melbourne
October Dist and was killed.
Several attempts were made to set fire to
the Palace Hotel, Melbourne, and the mat
ter was referred 10 Grand Jury for investi-
CATION.
The ship Patriarch sailed from Melbourne
October Esd with 1900 bales of wool, the first
Of the season of 1890
The Victorian Government irrigation ex-
pert, who returned from the United States
few days ago, has furnished a lengthy re-
port on the inquiries which he has been
making concerning irrigation and fruit cul-
ttlre. The report is summarized as follows
by the Argus After referring to the diff
culties which had to be encountered in the
early stages Of irrigation in the Western
States and the advantage Of those expert
enees to us in this colony, where irrigation
is in its inception, he states that both in
California and Colorado the alignment of
the channel was now being run on COM
paratively straight in preference to
contour lines. 1t is claimed that
the face Of the country is not so disigured
by the straight as by the contour channels,
and where there is good fall in the land the
former channels are checked" up so rs to
give a uniform fall of two to three feet to
the mile. BY adopting the straight channels
il has been found that farms and orchards
are more conveniently worked; that there
is Jess erosion, and that the water travels
more quickly. He explains the manner in
which green grapes are prepared for export,
and atfirms that Victoria could send grapes
to Europe when they are out OF season on
tie Continent, and when, consequently
good prices are ruling, and even 10 New
FORK cheaper than they could be sent
from California by rail TO the Eastern
/ States. The necessity OF providing for the
escape OF moist air from the drying kllns when
making raisinS is referred to, and also OF ex-
posing The fruit which is to be dried to
fumes of sulphur for few minutes after it
has been dipped in the I've or stoycd so as to
preserve a bright color. In San Francisco
the Board OF Niticuliure sells native wines
at a restaurant at reasonable prices, which
does much to pepuariZe them. Before
leaving America Mr.. West obtained num-
Der OF useful and novel agricultuT al imple-
meBtS that are likely To prove servIceable.
A heavy gale of wind swept over Mel
bourne on Friday, October oath, and much
damage was done to buildings. All tele-
graph wires were Frustrated, and for one
day the city was shut of entirely Que
schooner foundered at HobSons Bay with
two men; loss, $1,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

On Thursday the Consolidation stake was
run, field of twenty dogs contrasting for
the prizes. The racing was first class, espec-
ally the finish courses, which were very
exciting. Nellie Bly,, Ell Rio Rey and Dry
Time carried eff the valuabes.
more successful meeting has never been
held on this famous cUursiDg ground and
the judging of John Grace is deserving of
more than mere mention. The gentleman
has thoroug b knowledge of the sport.
His awards gave general satisfaction.
The Eastern sportsmen, whose dogs were
shut out in the race for the interstate cup.
ledge that they had never seen races
better judged.
OF the field officers J. r. Dickson received
favorable notices FROM mny of the
spectators for the manner in which he
s.rove to keep the concourse of sports
men in their proper place. The Pres
ident, DOminick Shannon, who opened
the meeting by an address TO the gathering
on the field, paid special compliment to
the Eastern sportSmea. who came thousands
of miles to share in the sport and try the
mettle of their imported dogs against the
home-bred stock. lie hoped that at the
next meeting of the association the East
would be as strongly represented In the
entry OF dogs as the West. He believed that
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were firm yesterday, bat there was
weaker feeling at the close. The end OF the week
finds prices about where they at the end Of the
preceding week, and In the interval fluctuations
have been narrow. The lowest and highest prices
during the week were as follows Andes Soc@Sl {;
Becher, 81 S002 10; Best a Belcher, 81 25G2 65;
Bullion, 81 25@12 So; ChOllar, So 1903 90: Con.
Cal. and Virginia. SO 50@S rs; Challenge, 81 05@
%: Crown Point, 81 659l 80; Gould Curry,
8! 55@l So: Norcross, 81 95@2 10; Mexican. 81 10
a. 90; ophir. So 50G3 80. oYerman. 81 5O@l so;
Potosi $68s@7; Savage, $2@2 80; Sierra Nevada,
81 90@2 so: Union, 81 05@2 20; Yellow jacket,
So 05G2 so.
Local securities active yesterday for Satur-
day, with decline in Hawaiian Commercial to SIS.
The variations for the week were few, as follows:
5. V. Water, 1913 259s4 Vigorit Powder, S4@5;
Electric Light, 81 259l53s; Hawaiian CONNER
cial, SIT 5O@1S 90.
The RoekIand Lime and Lumber Company of
Monterey County has levied assessment OF 81 40,
delinquent December 18th.
L. H. Noise has been elected a member OF the Pa
cifc Stock Exchange.
The Montecto GOleta, Sterling and MeXiea
(Alasta) delinquent sales take place tomorrow.
Mount Diablo has shipped $9-225 and oyerm an
Sl0,663.
Assessments Pending.
The following is a list of assessments now pending
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
THE INTERSTATE
COURSING MEET.
A Descriptive Account of the
Racing at Merced.
Hares That Showed Their Pursuers Clean
q: Pairs Of Heels-Fcur-Mile Runs.
Incidents and Accidents.

The great Interstate coursing meeting,
which took place at MERGED on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday, will long be re ,
memnered by the large concourse of specta-
tors as one of the most enjoyable outings
held on the plains for many years.
Fnlly' 1000 people from San Francisco,
MERGED and adjoining counties witnessed
eech. DAYS racing The weather, although
q. rather warm fer local sportsmen, was pleas
=. mt and the drive from Merced to the cours-
irr plateau in the brisk morning atmosphere
WIS decidedly inyigorating and refreshing
for those v no were fortunate in having pro-
cured good roads ers, as the dust which was
kicked up by the advance guard fell IN
cletds~ upon the easy-going travellers who
brought up the rear, causing much dis
comfort
The reads were very dry, but the occu-
pants of the conveyances were prepared for
. emergencies and had liberal supplies Of
mineral waters, etc, in store TO allay their
thirst Fifteen miles drive over direct
lie of country which is almost as level as a
billiard table brought the eoursing frater-
nifty to the Nevada Banks ranch. The land
is still in Its primitive state, producing only
wild grass and heritage, upon which feed
gtrat herds of cattle that roam at will over
thousands of acres of this almost Isolated
ard despiate country.
g.: D. GROWN OVER WITH RATTLE WEED.
Scattered over the prairie punches of what
is termed rattle-weedspla grow very luxu-
"-IiaRtly and apparently unmolested by ami
;ihal or man. An aged Spanish yaquero,
who seemed 10 be thoroughly conversant
with the good and bad qualities of the weed,
informed The CALLS representative that
cattle will turn aside from this apparently
nutritious herb, except when forced by
actual starvation to partake of it as last
nope.
Eating Of it the animal becomes rat
tied" and never RECEIVERS from a stupid
STATE the result of eating this grass. Tar
weed Is very prolific on these plains also,
and as: the many vehicles brushed through
bllnches of it an odOr, which, according TO
Spanish legend, is a positive cure for
catarrhal affections peTmeated the air and
caused those whose OlfactorleS were so
troubled to cough and SneeZe ad libitum.
Tile PLAN upon which the courses were
held is comparatively level, although IN
some parts the ground is broken by gullieS,
or hog-wallows-a term which Is applied by
the bucalic sportsmen. Ia these latter
trenches hares, when closely pursued, Will
take refuge, hoping thereby 10 defeat their
putsuers. Each time a Jack was forced
into one of these walowS the race was lost.
comparatively, 10 the view of the spectators,
WHO watched the courses from their We
hicles, which were always brought to a halt
the moment the slippers liberated the
hounds.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The stock market to-day
was active and decidedly strong, the opening prices
rule being the lowest while the finals were
either at the highest. Buying was pro
nounced and the feature the heavy demand
from brokers Identified with the leading bear oper-
atious. Northern Pacific shows the only decline in
active stocks. Government bonds steady. Petro-
leum dull. Spot Pennsylvania Oil closed at 6s5s
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-United States Bonds: as,
1lSiR: 41a's, los: Northern Pacific. 2211a Cana
dian Pacific. IS: Central Pacific, 2914; Union Pa
ciic, 50ie; Atchison 30ss; Wellsfargo, 1873; West
ern Union. 1884; Silver, 1902; Sterling, 81 S012@
4 S7Ia.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-wheat, cash, 81 o21a;
November, 81 OF.
Four-Quet.
Cofee-Sl7 o.
Sugar-4W@51.c-
Hops-Pacihc Coast, 36943c.
U.des-l31ac
Copper-Lake sl6 so
1iu-Sp0t, $50 20.
lead-Domestic. "a IS
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-695sc.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of William Doaean, who claims TO be
an actor. The complainant is Mrs. Mary G.
Dongan, who is at present suing him for a
divorce. This is evidently ranking in the
mans breast. but instead of end eavoring to
smooth over his difficulties by better be-
havior. she says he has gone from bad to
worse, and now threatens her life. unless
she abandons her suit Even his little child
is not to go unscathed, aud the most unfeel.
ing threats are made against her. Mrs.
Dongan supports herself by painting and
fancy work. as her husband fails entirely to
sumner. h.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
HAAS PREDlCAMEN


John Giliespie Has Caused His Arrest
FOR swinditng.
Leonard Haas, real-estate operator, do
ing business at II Kearny street, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of embezzle-
ment. The complainant, John Gillespie, is
an old man, who claims to have paid $3.50
to Haas several months ago for an interest
in his business an d TO have been boupc, d
from thec0ncern shortly afterward. He was
in very uncommunicative mood when asked
for particulars and nothing further could be
learned from him. Haas, when seen in the
City Prison, professed the greatest astonish-
ment at his predicament, denied the $3.50
story and said that Gillespie was ordered to
leave because though willing to accent
weekly allowances he utterly failed to con-
tribute to the cash capital OF the firm.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

T. A. Van Middledyke has copyrighted
for twenty years Kekilani," historical
drama in four acts.
The barkentines S. G.. Wilder and W. H.
Dimond left Honolulu on November 4th for
San Francisco. A lively race was looked
for by both vessels.
The Bio Record says that the volcano is
very active and succession of flows are
continually pouring from the old Halemau-
mau. The reflection from the crater every
night is very bright.
The Appropriation Bill signed by the
King foOts up S4.774.171 IA.
III. b. M. ship Amphion sailed for China
November 9TH
A local Honolulu finn has taken con-
tract to fit out new sugar plantation at
Eva for 100000.
The steamer Amigo arrived at Honolulu
on Saturday, November Sth, after long
voyage from Hong Kong. She had GOO CHI
nese en- route to Mexico.
After a session of 100 days, one of the
longest on record, the LEGISLATURE was pro-
rogued by his Majesty on Friday. November
t4th
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
New Finland.

The Wellington Typographical Associa-
ton has resolved to give no more assistance
to the maritime strike, and is proceeding to
find out what can be done to alleviate the
existing distress.
Tie total loss by fire at the old Govern
ment Printing Office at Wellington was Gill;
200.
News was received at Auckland on Octo-
Der 22d of the wreck Of the brig Nautilus on
Papmotti Island on June 9th. The cap
tain and crew were kept ON the island
seventy-four days before any vessel came to
their rescue.
In consequence of the increase of trade
between this colony and England weekly
steam mail service is to be started from
Aucka TO London.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
South Australia.

Estimates have been made for carrying
out Miss Cornwell's scheme for improving
Large Bay. The lowest sum required is
4400, 900.
The fifth anniversary OF the institution of
the municipal corporation of Brisbane was
celebrated in that city with great ceremony
on Friday, October 25th-
When the strike ended number of union
ship men wanted to return to work, but the
sbipmasters refused TO hold any intercourse
with tnpm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

Sir William Robinson, Governor, arrived
at Perth on October Goth with new consti-
tuition. He was warmly welcomed and the
following day the new constitution was le-
galy proclaimed. The Governor received
Congratulations by telegraph from all the
other Colonial Governors, who expressed
satisfaction on welcoming the new colony
to the federation.
Election for members Of the General As
semby will be held throughout the colony
from December 10Th the 26tll.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
HAYS Fowlfne-Piece.

Thomas Gibney was arrested on n warrant
yesterday at the instance of John Hay, who
accuses him of grand larceny. Hay lost a
fowllng-piece ONE months ago and charges
Gibney with its theft A pawn ticket for
the gun was found upon the accused. but he
claims to have been given it by third party,
who was himself the Innocent purchaser of
the piece from an unknown man. Gibney
furnished bonds for his appearance to-mor-
row and was released
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov 22-Nheat-The frmness devel-
oped yesterday was more pronounced to-day, and a
further advance was established. Trading was
active at times ana the demand was largely from
the "short" interest. though doubt there was
some Investment buyng The influences were about
all favorable TO holders, and confident feeling ex-
listed. The opening was from shade under to a
shade yesterdays closing figures, but prices
quickly started up. advancing from isc to 5sc, then
receded, followed by numerous fluctuations. and
sold up to a pout lac above the inside figures
reached at the opening, eased off some, and closed
from 1i4e to ilac higher than yesterday. The top
prices OF the day show an advance of 61ac for De-
cember and 5$4c for May the lowest figures
reached a few days ago The influences affecting
the market to-day were large export clearances
from the seaboard. better bank statement at New
York, higher stocks IN Wall street and more favor
able market advices from abroad. Receipts 675-
900 bushels; shipments, 3Ss, 900 bushels. Rye firm
at 671ac. Barley nominal at 7Sc.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Wheat, cash. 931Ac.
Corn-521sc.
Pork-$9 %.
Lard-S6 12Ia.
Kibs-S5 40.
whisky-S1 ID
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
FROM AUSTRALIA
AND HAWAII.
Collapse Of the Strike-Total Loss
of a Large Coal Steamer.
Attempts to Burn Down Melbourne Hotel.
Death Of an Eminent Judgs-Ths Leg
islature of H waii ProroRued.

The Royal Mail Company's Steamship
Alameda, Morse commander, arrived early
yesterday morning from Australia and the
Hawaiian Kingdom. She brought yalua-
BILE cargo of tin, opium, wool and e275, 935
in soveregns The following summary is
taken from Sydney papers of October Doth
and Honolulu exchanges as late as Novem-
Der 18th.