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The morning call., 1890-05-21
General Merchandise.

BAGS-The market is very quiet. Calcutta snot
nominal at b$tc; June, 6s4c; Wool Bags, 36(n3Sc :
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
COFFEE-Prtces remain as before and the market
is dull Quotations; 2092012c good prime to prime
washed Guatemala; 20p2lc Tor good 10 prime Costa
Rica and washed Salvador l9@g2OIsc for fair
washed Guatemala; 1884 @120c for fair Costa Rica
and washed salvador; 1864 GlSIAc for medium Qua
temaia, Costa Rlca and Salvador; Il Iatdl6I4c for
ordinary Guatemala Costa Rica and Salvador; 1855
91St2c for good unwashed Salvador.
CANNED FRUITS-There is fair jobbng de-
mand only. Prices rule easy Apriccts 81 20
81 %; Peaches, 81 65@1 IS; Bartlett Pears,
81 6Ol91 20; White Cherries, 81 65@2: Black Cher
ries, 81 IS; Plums, 81 81 Is; Strawberries, 81 Isl
BaeSberries, 81 1891 So; Tomatoes, 81 nc spot
CoAL-There is nothing new TO report. Prices
to dealers follows: Wellington. SO New
Wellington, 80; Southheld Wellington, IS so; Dia-
mond 81; Cedar River. 81 Seattle, 81; Gilman, 80
OF; Coos Bay, So: sydney. IS so; Greta, 50 so;
Cumberland, $l4; Scotch, -: Anthracite, so;
Camel $l2; Col RADIO Egg, sl7 e ton.
FiSH-NO. Mackerel qnOtable at Sl5Glo % In
half-bbls and 81 $50 rs in kits: No z, $l49l5 In
bbls and S2692 20 Ia kits; Mess Mac&erel, $3G3 25
q Kit; Pacihc Cod 6Isc in bundles. &c in cases Sc
for boneeSS: Eastern Smoked Herring. Soc; Dutch,
do, 81 5G6Dl 75 = KEY; Whitetsh, SO In haf-bbls
and $232 20 in kits; Tongues ana Sounds, 81 $50
q kit
NAILS-ouotable as follows: Two hundred key
lots 81 80 for iron s. 10 for steel and So 10 for
standard wire; small lots 15@l2Oc higher all round.
QOICKSlLV ER-Sc rcer than ever at 81 p flask
SYRUP-CaIfornia drips. in bb.s 25c; do in half
bbls, 2712c; in S-gal kegs, 32l2c; in l-gal tins,
42J2e 4 gallon.
sUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has adj
Cube, Use; Crushed 1sc; Extra Powdered, 71sc;
Fine Crushed, Use: Dry Grdnu lated, 6slc; Con
fectIOners A. $3.50; Extra q. 5S4c; Golden, o. 5IAc
q 10; Bags, 1sc more than bDs.
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" CRAZY ANTOINE"
That Is What Mendoza's Class.
mates Called Him in School.

In the trial yesterday before Judge Shafter oil
Antoine Mendoza, the barber, charged with the
murder OF his wife, Margaret, Assistant District
Attorney Southland delivered his opening state
ment, which was brief.
The hrst witness called was Josie Starkey, and
she destined that she was the keeper Of the lodg-
ing-house at 303l2 Suffer street, where the
tragedy occurred. She heard the shots fired by
Mendoza and ran up TO the room, and upon
opening the door saw The woman lying upon the
noor. Ihe accused had pistol in his hand. The
witness had not asked Mrs. Mendoza any ques-
lions when she hired q room in the house, nor
did she know that any of her female roomers
were Of questionable character.
In the afternoon George A. Knight, the at
torney Tor the defendant made his opening state
ment, declaring that Mendoza was recognized
among his friends and relatives as weak
work in a barber-shOp he was also looked on
there as one with weak mind, because he would
frequently leave work for a day or so without
cause he had hired that room after his mar
rage. put his wife was leading dissolute life,
ana, on charging her with the same. she left him,
a1d he found her at So31s Suffer street and
begged her TO return. She said she had rather
Ole imam be the wife of barber.
MIS- Mary terrer and Cristine Maderi, sisters
lestiheu 10 The weak mind of the defendant while
al nome ana on his fathers farm at San Leandro
Dr. W Williams was questioned as TO the CONVEX
sa tioh lie had with The accused while In prison,
ana stated that he noticed at once his weak mind
derstand. $500
marry hn0X said he he'd lived In San Leaudro
twenty hve years. He knew the defendant since
ne Was small boy; was a elassmate 10 school.
MENDOZA was known at that time by all The boys
as Tray Antoine" AL times he was all right
and then would suddenly stop In his play and
would say some out-of-p place thing, and shout
sing, throw up his hat, run across the yard aud
AFTER while return all right. The boys had he
haDlt OF locking him up In the school shed and
cnaTglng pin 10 see Cray Antoine"
William James Reed swore that he was also
schoolmate of Mendoza, and testified TO his
curious actions while at school,
william Halves corrobOrated the above testi-
mony as to MenduZ,'s actions while at school,
r. Carroll, who lives at 157 Main street, testl-
neu that lie had Known Mendoza while living
next door 10 him. Apparently the defendant
mad good mind. He looked wild and half
c'azed several times when lie went out to look
Tor his wife. who had left him. Frequently the
witness heard noise III the rooms OF the Men
doZas as II chairs were being thrown around.
witness never saw Mendoza lave pistol.
The marriage certificate of the MendOZas was
introduced also In evidence by the prosecution,
aud the trial will be resumed to-day.
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suspended for Ono Month.

The local Inspectors Of Steam Vessels
and Boilers have suspended for period of
thirty days the licenses of Captain Charles
McMurtry of the steamer Mary CARAT. and
of Ira n. Stanley, engineer of the steamer
Ethel and Marion. The first-named case
grew out # the collision between the Mary
Garratt and the steamer Aurora on the 10Th
of April. The Aurora was lying in her
berth at the JacksOn-street Wharf and was
run down and damaged to the extent of
5000, the engineer of the Mary CARAT
installing a signal bell and starting the
vessel ahead instead of reversing the en-
CINE. Stanley was accused of having left
his tug on April Both without giving notice
and while there was steam pressure of
sixty pounds in the boiler, and of neglect
ing TO repair the machinery. These sus-
pensions of licenses are the first by the de-
partmeut this wear
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MARGUESITES.

-H HEN the ample blossoms go,
Ajs Mid the glad young grasses grow,
~ Il White as moonlight, white as snow,
wv Marguerites;
with show of, with glow OF
Color just OF bird they know OF
Who m song the gold repeats,
Singing soft TO.
Singing soft 10
Marguerites.
Toward the butterflies they sway.
Mss the clover, purple, gay,
And then lightly spring away
Marguerltes;
with a hlEt of, with a CLINT OF.
just as if they held a mint of
Sunshine's gold tnat downward beats,
Making parts OF,
Making hearts OF
MargueriteS.
Swift at night their iower-lids close;
Meath the watching stars repoSe,
Waiting till the morning grows
Marguerites;
Then with sign o., then with shine of
Amber hrts hat IN Ike divine of
Every dawn that June completes,
Waken lightly
WaNen br ,ghty,
Margueritss.
What were June sweet, going by,
Howsocver b. ne the SKY,
If we rlucked nOt-you and l.
Marguertese
Hush a spriuging; hush! clinging;
o. my heart glad child singing
Summers self that summer greets
Holding gold OF
June's untold-Of
MargueriteSl
Z. WHTroN-SrONE N June Wide Awake.
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THE STOCK MARKET,

The feature OF yesterdays market was the adj
vance in Potosi from 80 IS TO IS rs. The rise was
almost wholly in the afternoon CALL when tn stock
opened at So 50aad sold up to SO U.s. The rest of
the list were quiet at an advance over Mond avs
quotations, ranging from 10c to 35c. Challenge
sold up to 81 50 in the morning and down to 81 30
IN the afternoon. The condition of the market at
the close will be seen by the quotations below.
Local securities were quiet with the exception of
bonds, which were fairly dealt in
Holmes is assessed Csc.
Contra Costa Water stock and Hutchinson Plan
taion STOCK were quoted ex-dividend yesterday the
former paying soc and the latter 40c
The Potosi delinquent sale takes place to-day,
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Incorporated for Church work

Articles of incorporation of the Trustees
of the Presbytery of San Francisco were
filed in the County Clerks Office yesterday.
The purposes of the corporation are to re-
ceive all requests and gifts of money
or personal property and to construct
churches. hospitals, schools, missions. etc.
The Directors are: Robert Mackenzie.
Thomas c. Easton, James X. Smith, Erwin
5. Chapman, Henry Ii. Rice, Charles A.
Laton, Monroe Greenwood, John w. Stew
art, f. A. Berlin, Charles a. Bailey and
George c. Mcconnell There is no capital
stock.
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EXEMPTS WILL CELEBRATE.
Admission Day and Their First Parad
tn Ra 4 q Ii, IN L. III, ratah

Admission Day and Their First Parade
to he Commemor
The monthly meeting of the Exempt Fire
Company of this city was held Monday
evening, when the attendance was unusu-
ally large.
In addition to the usual business OF the
monthly meeting of disbursing 1901 to the
sick members, widows and orphans, reso-
luton was adopted to celebrate the 9th day
of September, which is the fOrtIeth ami
verSary OF the admission Of California into
the Union, and the fOrtieth anniversary of
the appearance of the Volunteer Fire De-
partnent on parade. On that day, forty
years ago, when the State event was cele-
brated by public parade, those who wit
messed the demonstration admit that the
tirenien made the best showing.
The form and manner OF the proposed
celebration has not yet been decided upon,
but at the next meeting the committee hav-
ing the matter in charge will present re-
port on the subject.
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In the Blythe case yesterday morning
Attorney Goodfellow closed his argument
for the Williams claimants. Ramon Will
son then argued briefly on behalf of the So
called Pierce heirs, and in the afternoon
Attorney Bert Holiday opened for the
gypsy claimants. He claimed that Thomas
ID, Blythe was the son of Adam Blythe and
Elizabeth Savage, who were married in
1870 in Glasgow, and then reviewed the tes-
tlmony in the case favorable to his clients.
He Will conclude To-day
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Rough Pine, $50 so 2 NJ; extra lengths s2l so
OPP 50; selected, $25 50; Clear S3I SO; fioorIng,
stepping, $339i3; rough Redwood, SI9: Shingles
81 70; Lath, 81 1898; Piekets, sl6@IS for rough
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For MansIaushter.

Judge Rix decided yesterday that WILL
lam Sullivan and Michael Doan, charged
with the murder Of Gustav Berner, a shoe
maker. at Thirty-first and Mission streets
last March in the saloon OF Henry Horst
mann, should be tried by jury in the Su-
The defendants were held in bonds of
$4,000 each. Their friends tried to secure
sureties to qualify on the bonds, but failed.
and the young men remained in prison.
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Produce Market,

FLoUR-Business is satisfactory and there is no
accumulation of stock Net cash prices are as fol-
lows: Family extras S4G4 20; Bakers extras 81 Us:
city superhne, 81 sO@S3 10; interior brands, SIG
20 FOR extras and 81 S0G3 10 q Dbl for superine
wHEAT-FreiGhts continue firm. a wooden shin
having been alen for U. X, Havre or Antwerp at
S7s cd The disengaSed tonnage in port is now con-
fined to two wooden ships OF a tonnage of 3lOS,
against 245oo tons on the same date last year. The
chartered wheat feet In port has tonnage OF 34-
500, against 1850 tons last year; on the way to
this port l93,35o tons, against 10000 on the same
date In 1899.
The earliest shipment OF new Wheat In the history
OF California arrived yesterday from j. NJ and o. b.
KImOerlin of Peso, Kern County, and sold at 81 80
. ctl Ii was bright Sonora, a little pinched and
mixed with Barley
The Wheat market presents no new features being
quiet and not very strong. The lack Of tonnage
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Yesterday morning when Special Attor-
ney Schell entered the United States Dis
trict Court room he found that two out of
the large number of bondsmen in the lO7
cases OF remanded Chinese answered the
order to appear that had been served upon
them. He asked and was granted by Judge
Hoffman an order forfeiting the bonds in
all the delinquent cases. This order is a
preliminary TO a prosecution of all these
cases, which Attorney Schell says he in-
tends TO vigorously push.
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take place at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday
evening" May 2Sth. The festivities will be-
gin at o'clock with a musical and literary
entertainment. Hon. M. Cooney, Grand
Commander, will deliver an Grafton and
Miss Ellen Coursen and Arthur Johannsen
will participate in the programme. A ball
and sumner will be given afterward
The morning call., 1890-05-21

The children of Starr King School, Miss
K. Conklin principal and l.. P. Watson aud
NJ. G. Noon teachers, gave most credita-
bic exhibition at the school last Friday. A
musical and literary programme was pre-
sented
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A Baby Drowned.

James Kelly, a boatman, found the body
OF male infant floating in tho bay yes
terday morning at the end of Seventh
street. The body was taken to the Morgue,
where an autopsy on it showed that the
Child had lived some time after birth. 1t is
believed that the parents threw it into the
hau
The morning call., 1890-05-21

Charles ". and Mary Ingram vesternav
made application to Judge Coffey for an
order appointing Robert and Louisa Ewing
as guardians Of their 11-month-old danohs
ter They set forth that for family and
personal reasons it is necessary that the
Ewlngs, who are the grandparents of the
child, be appOinted guardlans
The morning call., 1890-05-21

The first grand division meeting ever held
under the auspices of the United Endow-
ment Associates, San Francisco No. Q. Hen
rletta No. 10, U. S. Grant No. II, Filelity
No. 10, Friendship No. II. Golden West No,
~, Crown No. 81, and Eclipse No. 6S. will
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Posts, 10c each; Redwood, s5 so p cord; Oak.
rough S5S7 2S DO pee peeled e. %; Pine. So rs
TANBARK-Ground, S22 . ton. Whole bark.
$40 q cord.
The morning call., 1890-05-21

Steamers to sail to-day are the China for China
and Japan, the Corona for Humboldt Bay and the
Iruckee for Tillamook Bay. The North Fork falls
due from Humboldt Bay and the Ajax from Coos
Bay.
The shin Commodore. 1909 TONS loads Coal at
Departure Bay for this port: bark c. o. whitmore
800 tons. Lumber at Port Bakeley for Honolulu.
The British iron ship Micronesia, 1877 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to u X,
Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk, SIS.
The L. H. Sutton takes for Rio de Janeiro 56959
ctls Wheat valued at $75.47O; Scottish Hills for
Liverpool, 73Ol7 ctls at 500 $50
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Builders. Contracts

Mrs. NJ McCulloch with r. o. Chandler to build
Oh l. line of Webster ST., 81 70 N OF Hermann, 25x
ST IS: $659l.
A. s Baldwin with William F. Wilson, plumbing
lot on w line OF Van Ness ave-, 80 S. OF Pine, s. so
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San Francisco Meat Market.

All classes In large supply and weak. Quota
tions show no variations worthy of remark,
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51a@6c; cJnd quail tY,
4s4G5J4c; third do 46141 ac.
TEAL-Larye, 4G15c; small Calves, 697c.
M TTON-Welhers. 6G6Iac; Ewes, 5@51ac.
thanksgiving Lamb. z1s4 Sc q ID.
PoRK-Lve Hogs, 4129+34c for granted, and
@41@c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 4Ia9i5sc ,
IL: dressed do, 734 s9SIac . 10.
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MORNING SALES.
BOARDS Pacific Lighting Co. so; 10 v Water.
l0U12 500 S IL Bonds coupon, 1923; 5000 S
= of Cal g. Bonds, ll21a.
Street-sl0,00O Branch Railway Bonds, 11l14
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board so Cal Electric Light, 2lIl: 500 S
Ak Bonds. 1922; 10 Giant Powder, 1872.
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English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, May 20.-The spot market is slow
at rs q Is I'd. Cargoes quiet at 35s Cd
Tor OIL coast SOS Sd for Just shipped aud 35s Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May Is l14d; June, Is 1874;
July Is 194d; August Is 2d; September, rs 2I%d;
October IS Esd; November, Is 2s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 20.-.C onsols, 9s1a: United States
Bonds: as. l25; 412s, 1o5; Silver. Al 7-l6d;
Rentes, 90f Toe.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, May 20.-The market opened dull
aud lower this morning oregon Trauscontinental
declined II, Pacific Mail ". Northern Pacific a.
Sugar Trusts advanced g. The afternoon opened
strong, led by Sugar Trusts. Total sales, AIS So
shares.
l22; AIS 1929; Northern Pacific 1919; Cana
dian Pacific Sl12; Central Pacific, SO; Union Pa
cifc, 81; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 497s ;
wells-Fargo. 144 bid, l5J asked; Western Union
S6i4; Silver 1O4; Sterling, 81 S4G4 So
Wheat, cash, Nc. 2, 993<c; No. 3, e3Jac
Flour-Qulet
Coiee-$l6 50.
Sugar. 9-l6c.
Bops-Cailornia, lilac.
Hldes-Calfornia, l3c.
Copper-Lake, $l4 80.
Tin-Spot, S2l.
Lead-Domestie, 81 IS.
lron-Sl5 rs.
Petroleun-962sc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 20.-wheat opened at 92Ss992slc
and closed at a5c.
CHICAGO May 20.-Wheat cash, csc.
Corn-34c.
Pork-s12 221a.
Lard-S6 22l2
Ribs-S5 S21a.
MhiSky-$1 W.
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Shipping Notes.

New York exchange zoe for sight drafts and
25c for telegraphic.
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Nj NE PATHS FASHIONABLE COLOR OF
w hair can be produced with Hene powder. leaves
OF extract just imported from IndiL by S. STRo-
ZYNShI, sole agent, l0l Powell st. San Fran
cisco. ap3O I'm
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Chicago Markets,
Fine Silver.
New York EXCHANGE

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at sl@sl1sc.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
STEAMER DEsrrSArroS. SAILS wERr

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco,
The morning call., 1890-05-21

(1HEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE
y your carpets cleaned and relaid JONES' Pes
feet Carpet-c4eaniug W orks, - and "a Eighth ST.
telephone 1924. ocg Il
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MONS. S. STRoZYNSKI HAS CREATED NEW
w style OF Embarrassing for the coming season;
also. he has his and only patent process for re-
storing bieached and gray hair; hair-cuttiug done
In most becoming style by six competent artists;
hair ShampOoins and drying by patent mach inc: un-
equaled In the United States. S. STROZYNSKI,
leading laIy's prize hair-dresser cor Ellis and
Powell SIS. anyO I'm
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


tGr Late Stippua2 IateLtigencs see EighL. PAGE
--N-0-o-N-N-N-o-0-o-o-r-oL-
Arrived.
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exc REV ARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR
IT OO rest and conviction OF any person persons
caught tearing down signs Of c. A. Kiinkner " Co.
at so SauSome st. from telegraph poles or lamp
posts. my II II
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sun AND TIDE TABLE
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT. Chronemeter aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
The morning call., 1890-05-21

A Ii fLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
n by using DR.. DU BOIS' Anti Obesity Tea,
warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
infallibIe cure for constipation Kept by ali drug
EisIs. Depot. Suffer ST. Room 81 rnr2n 6rn
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A NDREW-MEET ME CORNER POST AND
n Dupont, TO select nobby spring suit made by
merchant tailor for $50. our price SIS. ORIGL-
NAL MlSFIr CLOTHING PARLORS, cor Post and
SITS
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II ON'TWAIT UNTIL IT Is TOO LATE = 100
pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made
byerack merchant taOrs for from SO to SIS: our
Price 81 80 TO 50. ORIGINAL MiSFIT CLOTHING
PAkLtlRS. cor Post and Dnnnnt
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DVICE FREE: DIVORCES 4 SPECIALITY; NO
y publicly; quickest time; legal everywhere; no
charge unless successful; probate; damages, coec-
tons, etc: terms reasonable. I. ENGLEI, Attor-
neys Association, II Kearny ST. 9tt
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CARPEr-CLEANING; 3 TO CTS. PER YARD.
" the best work guaranteed pay; telephone
1928. $. STRATTON, 1911 Market st. ap6 SIN
CCHooL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL Gull
~ tuTe A. G. GRETH, 92l Post st. ap6 tt
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On THE ms TALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS,
~ SILKS sealskin and seaette cloakS: also carpets,
furniture. lace-curtaus, blankets and folding-beds
at NJ FREEDMAN y CO.'S, 22S and go stockton
81 Why pay ready money when you buy Just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly OF aViitblys An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods samples promptly attended to- DDS and
go STOCKTON ST. Cor Post: open evenings. apl2tf
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DE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE MER-
- chant tailor-made spring suit in or button
cutaway for SO; merchant taiior's price $40
oRfGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor
Post and DuDout "
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4 DvICE FKEE-How TO CURE NASAL CA
city mylO I'm
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EADQUARTERS FOR LAWN HOSE NOZ-
zles, Sprinklers reels; free delivery any place
ChAfMAN'S, Is California street. myl5 1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-25
The BASEBALL CURVE.
Row is the Sphere Civ the Double and
Triple Turn?

Triple Turn?
Fort WORTH, TEX. Oct. "a, 1890.
To the Gazette.
1 read with interest your explanation
in yesterdays GAZETTE of the baseball
curve. / think l can see how the re-
yolving motion of the ball will cause it to
curve in the opposite direction. But will
you kindly explain how it sis given
double and sometimes g triple curve?'
ANOTHER READER.
While ball apparently may be given
more than one curve in the course of its
propulsion through the air, in reality
they are all the same curve. II it were
possible 10 throwenough force into the
peripheral motion of g ball it would take
a spiral course. That is, there would
be probably a down shoot, then an IN
shoot, ali up shoot, an out shoot, down
shoot again, and SO on, round and
round, the ball meanwhile continuing its
course through the air.
But the ordinary ball tosser does not
possess the strength in his fingers Cor the
knack) to give greater peripheral mo-
ton than suffices to describe only por-
ton of the spiral course before the
forces of gravity brings the ball
TO the ground. There have
been related stories of pitchers who
could throw q ball so that it would
sinuate among numerous posts standing
IN direct line, but none of those mar
wells have been seen in Texas. 1t is
possible, though, that they have been
performed, but if so they were no doubt
accomplished by means of the principle
set forth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-25
CHURCH MATTERS.
The Broadway Presbyterian Church
Pulpit Filled.
North Texas Pastoral Conference Meets To-
Day-Conversions at Granbufy-Min-
listers Ordained.

The pulpit of the Broadway Presbyte-
rien church has been filled.
The new pastor is Rev. J. B. French
of Fustin City, Cal.
He is not unknown in Fort Worth.
BE has relatives here. Some three
months ago he was IN this city and de-
livereI q sermon to the congregation
which he has just been called to preside
over. They were so charmed with
his learned and erudite elo-
quence that negotiations were at once
set on foot looking to his engagement
permanently. His acceptance has just
been received. He expects to preach his
first sermon on Sunday, November l6.
Tomorrow Rev. DR.. George will
preach at the Broadway Presbyterian:
church at II a. m. There will also be
services at Z. 30 p. m.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Lowber have just
returned from Granbury, where he has
been preaching week, and added more
than thirty persons 10 the Christian
church. He lectured last Sunday after
noon in the Methodist church to q large
audience on "The Gigantic Curse of
Modern Society,"
Natural Religion will be the opening
subject at the Unitarian church on Sun
day morning at 1 o CLOCK.
Last evening Rev. Carl +. Bauman,
pastor of the German Evangelical
church, left for Dallas, to attend the
North Texas pastoral conference of the
German Evangelical Synod OF North
America, which begins to-day
in St. Paul's church, Dallas,
(Rev. L. Slegfried, pastor), and lasts
until Monday ev ening. The ordaining OF
several young ministers, graduates OF
the synod'5 theological seminary at St.
Louis, Mo. will take place on Sunday.
Services will be held in st. Johns
Evangelical German church in this city at
1880 Tomorrow morning. On account
of Rev. MIR. Bauman's absence Mr..
Won Carlowitz will read sermon of DR..
Stocker, chaplain at the imperial court
of Berlin. Sunday-school will be held at
o. clook as usual.