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The morning call., 1890-08-14
IMPORTANT MEETING.
The State Board of Trade to Discuss t
WOrld's Fair.

The State Board of Trade to Discuss tho
Worlds Fair.
California ON Wheels will be at Cumber-
and. Md, on Saturday, from which place
it will 60 to Baltimore and Washington.
The trip thus far has been one of over
whelmng success.
The Executive Committee of the State
Board Of Trade, anticipating their regular
day of meeting, will hold a session at their
rooms on Monday afternoon at l o'clock.
The matters to be considered are of great
Importance and full representation is ex-
pected. The Worlds Fair and what Cali
fornia should do upon that occasion will be
fully discussed. 1t is expected that repre-
sentative men from all parts of the State
will meet the representatives of the San
Francisco Worlds Fair Association al this
time.
Some magnificent fruit was received at
the rooms yesterday, and among the varie-
ties was jar of HUNGARIAN prunes, sent
from the ranch OF p. Ii. Murphy, Perkins,
Sacramento County. that are finer in every
respect than any ever before seen at that
place. There is also jar of lemon cling
peaches from the ranch of Mr.. Thomas,
Visalia, Tulare County, that excite admira-
ton on account of their immense size and
beauty. In many respects they resemble
the Indian Queen peach of South Carolina.
The morning call., 1890-08-14
A DEBT OF GRATITUDE.
A Wisconsin Man Pays a Visit to One
Who Saved His Life.

Wisconsin Man Pays a Visit to One
Who Saved His Life.
Tive or three days ago stalwart and
stylishly dressed young man entered Gam
BETA & Bidwells real estate office and
asked for John Gambetta. After having
that gentleman introduced to him he intro
duced himself as Edward HOLMAN. who was
small boy in this city twenty-five years
ago. He Is now wealthy citizen Of Ash
land, Wisconsin. He called on Mr.. Gam
beta because he owed that gentleman
debt of gratitude for saving his life twenty
five years ago. Gambetta at that time con-
Quoted store on the levee. Holman, with
other boys, was playing on the bank of the
channel and fell off. There were no
wharves then, and Gambetta jumped in af-
ter the youpgster He WAS app arently life
less when brought to land, and two physi-
clans who were called in pronounced him be-
yond recovery. He was worked on, though,
and brought TO life by vigorous rubbing
Stockton Mail, Aug. IL.
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EX PAkTE WALP0LE.
Application for Discharge on Writ
Hahpas Enrnna nspiad.

Application for Discharge on Writ of
Habeas Corpus Denied.
In the Supreme Court yesterday a de-
cision in the case Of ex parte WalpOle.
boy, II years of age. to be released ON
habeas corpus, was handed down. The
writ was discharged and the prisoner re-
manded.
Walpole, together with man named
Washburn, committed murder on the 22d
day of April, 1889, at Willow Ranch, Ne
vada County, in this State, the victim being
an Italian store-keeper They both pleaded
guilty, and Washburn was sentenced to the
State Prison for life. Subsequently Wal
pole withdrew his plea and demanded
trial. An examination was held by Judge
of the Superior Court and he was held to
answer. He objected on the ground that
the Judge, acting as committing mag
istrate, had no jurisdiction. for the reason
that no complaint had been filed charging
Walpole with murder or any other crime.
and for other reasons.
The Court overruled the objections, say
ing that it did not think any error had been
committed; that there was no ground for
granting the discharge, and if there was
any error it was renewable on motion and
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New York MARI etc.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-After the first hour in the
stock market dizziness and stagnation again became
the features. There slight rally in the last
few minutes, and the close duh but firm at
small fractions under first prices, but close to the
lowest Of to-day. Governments steady. Petroleum,
spot. opened at 90 and closed at go September
opened weak at $685., declined then rallied, finally
closing steady at 81.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-United States Bonds: as.
1894 41a's, lO25s; Northern Pacific, "a; Cana
dian Pacific. Sl1s; Central Pacific. 31La; Atchi-
son. 4l5s; Union Pacific, 591a; Wells-Fargo lao;
Western Union, s27s; Silver, liz; Sterling,
81 s41a94 ss12.
wheat-Cash, 81 o6i4 September, 81 047s.
Flour-Firm.
Coffee-$lS 80.
Sugar-5@5ssc.
Copper-Lakc, SIG 50.
Tin-Spot, $40 80
Lead-DOmestic, 81 Ala.
1ron-Sl4.
Petrnlenm-
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Taken Under Adxisement.

Judge Wallace has taken the case of
John Hackett VS.. the State of Cali
fornia under Amusement upon briefs
to be filed. The action is to recover
SOS, 0o0 damages on a contract awarded by
the Board of State Harbor Commissioners
to William ID. English in 1884 for the con-
struction of section of the seawall while
acting as agent of the Pacific Coast Dredg-
ing aud Reclamation Company, and which
contract was assigned to plaintiff. The
Commissioners refused to accept 96,97i tons
of stone and 1851 yards of earth, and the
above suit is tile result
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

oAAhh AENu In
for Lac Slrppug Infsdioeaes sec Eioal1 Puo.
r---o--o~-o-o---N-o--I-c--
Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. Aug IL
stmr st Paul, Erskine, days from oonaiaska;
pass and mdse, to Alaska Commercial Co.
schr Glen, Jorgensen, 1914 days from Cooks In
let; 1000 obls salmon and crew OF wrecked bark Co
rea, TO Arctic Fishing Co.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. Aug Is
stmr Eureka, Smith, Wilmington; GoodaIl, Per
stmr Acapulco, Pitts, Panama and way ports; W
Il A johnson.
Schr Bee6e, Mollestad. Apia; A Crawford &
Co,
WEDNESDAY. Aug 49,.
stmr City of Puebla, Debney, Victoria
Stmr Corona hannah Eureka.
Stmr Acapulco, Pitts, Panama.
Stmr whitesboro, Walvig.
Stmr Navarro, Anderson, Navarro River.
smr Gleone. LIE BaIlister, Bear Harbor
Haw Stmr San Mateo. colyille Nauaimo.
Stmr Tia Juana. Calhoun San Pedro.
Bstn Planter, Dow, Honolulu.
Schr Anna Mathiide, Dobbellar.
Schr 1herese Schmaling.
Schr Marion Hodson Coos Bay.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBoS-Aug Is = 10 =. NJ Weather
foggy: wind W. velocity IL miles
Spoken.
July rs. lat II n, long 20 w, Br ship Melville
Island, from London for Victoria
Memorands.
Per Glen-Haye the crew Of the wrecked bark Co
rea which sailed from san Francisco March 27th
and on month later wrecked on Kalgan Island
Reef Cooks Inlet, and total loss. All are well
and had a pleasant passage, The salmon season III
The Northern Packing Co Kenai had about 1 1 600
cs and q Humes' new cannery at KusiIof about
5000 at the date of the Gen's sailing with poor
prospects of many more.
Domestic Ports.
wESTPoRT-Arriyed Aug l3-Stmr Greenwood
hence Aug IL
HoQUIAM-Arrived Aug 12-Stmr Caspar hence
Aug7.
GREENwooD-Arriyed Aug I3-stmr AIcazar.
hence Aug H.
EUREKA-sa!led Aug 13-Stmr Humboldt, for
San Francisco
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Aug 13-stmr Rival from
Fort Bragg.
Sailed Aug IS-ship Edward oBrien. for Ma
naimO,
NAVARRo-Arrived Aug 13-Schr Garda. hence
Aug 8.
Sailed Aug l3-Stmr Newsboy for San Francisco.
BOwENS LANDING-Sailed Aug 13-Schr Bill
the Butcher. for San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Arriyed Aug 13-Ship Fran
els, from Yokohama.
TACOMA-Saed Aug 13-Schr Lottie Carson for
San Diego: Chill ship Georgina, for Melbourne.
Foreign Ports.
LINIERICK-Arrived Aug 10--Br bark Firth OF
Clyde hence apr via Falmouth.
LIvERP0OL-Arrived Aug 13-Stmrs TeutonIc
City of New York and Wisconsin, from Liverpool;
stmr State OF Pennsylvania, from Glasgow.
ImDortations.
OUNAJASKA-Per st Paul-l6S bis l2S bxs as
sorted skins. pkgs fish, "a pkgs personal effects.
80 bdls whale bone.
Consignees.
Per st Paul-Alaska Commercial Co; Wright,
Bovine Co.
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Railway Mail Clerk Changes.

The following changes IN the service OF
mail clerks were yesterday announced by
Assistant Superintendent Flint of the Rail-
way Mail Service:
Henry p. Hook of San Francisco. appointed on
the line between Ogden and this city In place of
william c. Bouteile, resigned; Edward G. Muir
ray between Ogden and San Francisco, vice L.
II. Bricker, declined; +. S. Putnam Of Los
Angeles. between Los Angeles aud New Angeles,
vice X. j. jackson. transferred; II. A. Morgan
OF Ontario, Cal. same division. The clerks begin
ut $500 per year.
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are slain, and the cry is ION with the
fight" No quarter is asked or given. So
fierce is the battle that the dead are left
unburied The scene of this sanguinary
conflict is at L. Langley's new house. and
the combatants are swarms of ants of the
red and black winged species-the red
against the black. The house is literally
covered with the enraged insects from top
to bottom, the floors are alive with them,
and it seems when one is killed two 9th ers
foka ito Mace
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Steamers to sail to-day the Eureka for San
Pedro, the Coos Bay for Little River the Truckee
for Tiliamook Bay the Newport for Eel River, and
the Ajax for Coos Bay. The Humboldt falls due
from Humboldt Bay, the Pomona and Emily from
San Diego, the Coos Ray from Little River, the
Coos Bay.
The Br bark Dartmouth. 9l5 tons, loads Lumber
on the Sound for Valparaiso, Pisagua range, Sos.
Chill bark Lusa Marta S57 tons. Lumber at Tacoma
for Valparaiso SIS sd. Schr II. G. Wright 276 tons
cannery supplies at this port for Alaska. Steamer
Wilmington, 752 tons, Coal at Seattle for San
Diego.
The Br iron ship Drumburton. 1910 tons,
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United King
dom, Havre or Antwerp, 3Ss Sd.
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JEANNE"
IAN Easter Memory.
Written for THE MORNING CALL.

Gan Easter Memory.
Written for THE MORNING CALL.
i.
~ HE knelt beside me, grave and fair,
SrrS My little Jeanne with fdxen hair,
~ And =nt1e eyes of blue,
-! 'Mongst Easter flowers, rare and bright,
And Easter lilies, pure and white;
q She seemed blossom. too.
II.
She sang the noble anthems old
As the glad strains OF music rolled
Through all that holy place
Dear childish voice! Again hear
Its tones, so vibrant sweet and clear,
And see her angel face.
III.
And when we left the " house OF prayer
That chapels bIossom-seented ar
NV little Jeanne's sweet eyes
Were full of strange and solemn light
Had she beheid some vision bright
OF Gods fair Paradise?
4 Ia,nedd Cal. 1890. ANELhh
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The STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks continued dull yesterday, and fuctu-
ations in both sessions narrow.
There was fair trading in local stocks and bonds.
Hawaiian Commercial declined to sl7ss and Spring
Valley rose S9S1a.
Hutchinson Plantation has declared dividend of
Ace payable ON the Goth.
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A Very Young Soldier.

John Kennedy, an Iowa soldier, made af-
fidayit for pension yesterday at the Office
Of the County Clerk. He is recognized as
among the youngest soldiers sof the Rebel
lion, his age at enlistment having been 10
years. z months and Is days.
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Look On, for Coun,.rf.,,.

The Secret Service Agent of the Treasury
yesterday reported that San Francisco was
free from counterfeit money, but the factre-
mains patent that spurious nickels, dimes
and even dollars can be seen floating round
among the loose change
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Builders' Contracts.

Sarah b. Fazackerley to George Houston, to build
on Z line OF Guerrero ST., 81 s. OF Alvarado S. 27x
so; $3.50
line of Minnesota st. 50 N. OF Butte. N. 25xl00
$500, bonds $260U, j. II. Kruse surety
James Coliopy to A. s. Cook, alterations on NV.
cor of Twentieth and Stevenson sts.: $1,000. bonds
$1,000, +. g. Norman and j. A. Spamer.
william T. de Forrest with George r. Lang, to
build on w. line OF Leavenworth ST. 81 % N OF Clay,
N. 27:6xl07:6; $500, bonds $4,000. f. p Latson
surety.
James G. Walker to Anderson Bros, to build on
W. line Of Powell ST. 1876 N Of Ellis, N. 44x93 Is;
$973l.
A. Chavanne with Gardner Boyden, aiterati ons
on Sw. cor. OF Eddy and Taylor Sta; 1854.
The morning call., 1890-08-14
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Wheat opened from 1sc to
ssc lower. advanced 214c for September, and l1ac
for December. eased of. declining from 1Iac to &c
for September and December, and closing 1sc lower
for September, and lac lower for December than
yesterday. Receipts 60S,O00 bushels, shipments
3s3,o00 bushels. Rye steady AT sic. Barley nomi-
nal
CHICAGO, Aug. 1a-Wheat. cash. s91se.
Corn-4S14c.
POrS-Sll
Lard-S6 1919.
Ribs-S5 80.
WhisSy-$l IS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

". line of Middle ST., s76 N of Pine, N.
Pa a91Ss A. Mahoney ct al to Mary s6cvIin,
lot on n line OF Elliott Park, SO W. of
steiner S spacher TO Catherine Stanley,
lot on S. line OF Fulton st., 81 - L. of Lott,
Rev%olds 10y execatorj to G. L. Has
keli lot on s. line of Perine ST.. 102:11 w.
Of Steiner, W. 25:l0x34 :3..,........,....... 1000
line OF Nineteenth ave, 100 N. of st, n.
ave- 100 \. Of ST., \. 25II20 .,,,...,..... 1000
HerscheI A. Spencer to John C. Spencer, lots
1896 1873 and 44O Gift Map 5............. 10
Adam T. 6reen 10 LEFTY eser, .o' yh iSn
r e Alexander to Sophia Alexander lot on
s line of Washington st. 1878 w. of
Henry Kern to .David Q. Keefe, lot on NV.
line OF Iehama ST., 10 NE oil Second NE. IN
CHARLES L. HenEei to Anna r. Cone, lot on W.
line Van Ness ave-, 81 $. OF Vallejo st..S 27x
joseph Brtton ct al to Simon LGod6erg lot
on Sw. cor. Folsom and Volney alley SW
DAVID r. Mceraw and wife to Alexander Mas
ten lot on N. line-of Jackson ST. 3l:5 W. of
ydoaihan D. stevenson to Joseph Britton ct
al. lot on Sw. corFOsom and Yolney alley,
Ksdolph Shrek ct al to Resale Brown, lot
on s. line of Pine St. 1885 W. of Laguna,
Meaae Lenehy to Jean seaes lot on e ''''
line of Folsom St., 53:21a s. of Twelfth, S.
saSas 2 siumenbere to susannah H. Blu
menberg, lot Sc. line of Louisa ST., 1l7:6
NE OF Fourth. NE. 20I6s.. ...:............. 10
Francis p. Mason to Edward j. LIE Breton,
Blocks S35, S36, outside Lands ............,. 10
Behrend Joost to James L. Frazer, lot on n.
line Belgrave ST., 45O;5 E. Of Stanyan, Z. ,o,
bernard Bianch to Mary Howe, lot on W. line
ST. 100 s. Of p rqton T., s. 2SsloSsi 10
Halght ST., 80 w. of Broderick, W. 25x120.. 10
The morning call., 1890-08-14

MORNING. SALES
Board-2O Oceanic S Co, 9si4.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-lS3 Gaslight. 10, S14; 100 Yigorit
Powder, Z; 100 S Water, 95I2; $4,000 Branch
Railway Bonds. 113; 100 Hawaiian Commercial.
IN do 17TS.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug I3.-Ihe spot InarAet IS higher az
Is 3d97s 612d Cargoes are firm at 3ss for of
coast, BIS Sd for just shipped and 3Ss for nearly
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August rs cd; September
IS G24d; October, rs 71adi November, rs Sd
December, rs S1ad.
LONDON, Aug. 13-Consos, So 9-l6: Unit ed States
Bonds = AS, 1885, 41a's. 1852; Silver. 5114d;
Rentes, 93f Soc, Bullion into Bank OF England
E6O, 600.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleutta, spot, 71ac; Wool Bags. 3693Sc;
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
LEATHER-Is quotable follows: Heavy sole,
26G129c p 10 medium and light do, 2l@23c p 10;
Rough Leather 16@l7c; Buff ll9i3c q foot; Side
Leather, l29l4c q foot; Calfskins, 6OG7oc p 10;
Kips, $4,000 3 doz; No. ! Harness, 27930c; No.
2 do, 22@25c p u.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
follows. terms net cash: cube, 61sc y ID:
Crushed, 61sc Extra Powdered, 61sc; Fine Crushed,
61sc; Dry Granuated. 5Tsc; COnfectioners' A,
6s4c: Extra G. 45se; Golden c. 4ssc . 10: Bags.
1sc more than bblS.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as
follows. terms cash: Extra fine Cube. 61sc:
Crushed 61sc; Fine Crushed, 61sc Powdered,
61sc; Extra fine Powdered. $3.50; Dry formulated,
67sc; Xxx do 57sc; ConfectIoners' A, 5a4 C: White
Extra z, &c; Extra Q. 4lsc; Golden q 45ac- D.
The morning call., 1890-08-14
sToKAoE.

fyIefffe s4OEA0E 90. S0i STOCKTON ST.;
j fsfEllsfs ssa mffeh2ndisei advances made 10 u
f3EEstfpEg STORED = sTKRLIsg FUHsl
n se5s ~ 1853. io4i nsfxss. Eessnthal b!ds z u
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New York Exchange

New York Exchange, IOc for sight drafts and
l5c for telegraphic.
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Mexican Dollars.
0notahIa at STGQpc

Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 1O@l IL p ounce.
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San FRANCISCO Neat Market.

Wholesale from slaughterers to dealers as
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5la@6c; second quality.
434@5c; third do, 312@41 ac.
VEAL-Large, 1850: small Calves. 69Sc.
MUTT0N-wethers, 61a07c: Ewes, 696Iac.
Handspring Lamb 71sGDSI2c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4Ia@4ssc for light graIn-fed,
and 3s4Gic for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 40
Also = II; dressed do case p 10.
The morning call., 1890-08-14

.nR PuPrER. SPECIALIST OF FEMALE TRoU-
IL bles; pill; 81. l27 Montgomery 81 autO u
A LII WRINKLES AND LINES on THE FACE
"A erased a perfect complexion guaranteed.
AIME. ELSE. 4O4 Post 81. aul u
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
l. price; easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture aud carpets, stoves and ranges: highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings.
SeAnmfh j. NOONAN an-
The morning call., 1890-08-14

IA ANIED-EXPERIENCED DANCING TEACH-
" TO take charge " Well-estabiSh and we'll
paving business; one with small capital preferred;
must give name and residence aud last place of
teaching; for further particulars address L. A.
DIEMs. y eM MONTGOMERY St. s. T. aus l5t.
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BOARD SALES.

following were the sales yesterday in the San
Fran cisco Stock Board
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DERFECT- FITTING STREET OR TRAVELLING
dress made IN - hours for SIS $50, S25: goods
all found; also ready-lnade suits. MRS. NJ DAVIS
"a IAlLOr 81. au4 II
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TIz5 KEARNY. ROOM 8, YOU CAN BORROW
~ money al low rates; private rooms for ladies':
hedges for sale take elevator. au7 tf
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M THEINsrALLMENr PLAN-DRESs-GooDs
" silks sealskln and seaette cloaks: also carpets
furniture, lacecurtans, blankets and folding-beds
Al NJ. FRIEDMAN q co.'s, 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap by making small cash payment down.
balance weekly monthly An inspection Of our
stock is respectfully socited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. 22S aud
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4 DVICE-IF YOU HAVE CATARRH USE MEL
a SONS AMYCOSE aud get well druggists: 75e.
DRIVArE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 96l
i Folsom ST., MRS. VI. L. ROGERS, Midwife. ao II
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"a HOLESALE HOUSE IN THE MIDLANDS
" -Eugiaudl wishes TO enter into direct communi-
cation with the following Gamers, with view OF
buying their goods; Canned salmon, lobster fruits
aud meats: no intermediate men need apply, as
business viii only be done direct Apply, incloslng
Quctat Ions TO X. WILKINSON, Wilson St, Derby,
i.uglaud aulO 6t&
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DREsSMAKERs.

OUTS MADE REASONABLY. TAIIlof svsse,s
- taught. MISS GILLIGAN, ITO Kearny. 70 sam IL
.IINK FLEsHER's SCHOOL OF DREsg t,fjf,
NJ ting and dressmaking-You are taught 70 make
. dress from beginning to end cutting ntting
aEzpiag 1ue finishing and designing. 81 Sixth ST
81. Jy22 I'm
A II. LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
n sting suits made. handsomely draped, for So,
cal MEs. NORRIS. 1874 Geary ST. anl0 IT.
lEEss-CrTTfso TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
DssthsHtic French tailor system. 610 Post1el6 6m
AZ Iss AosKg KELTEE, IIs STOCKTON. NEAR
VI sssfgs stylish sults from - 90 up; cutting aad
1ttl q sgselzltki ~ cents: perfect ~ app u
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d B Fairbanks, Petaluma
NJ b McSherry. Grass Val
Mrs ID Benjamin, Oroville
RS Carpenter. Marysville
X X Keatin 6. Virginia CITY
Mrs NJ II Campbell, Mo
uestO
II T Christian, San Diego
NJ G Brigg. Pacific Grove
II L Monroe. Stockton
q Groezenger. Yountville
II Isaacs, Stockton
6 NJ Stewart, London
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENN ENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
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@ A Rice & fam. Arroyo
Grande
Med r yenable, San Luis
Obispo
Ell o'kell 4 VT. Napa
Miss Skinner, Monterey
J g Pressly, Santa Rosa
j Pelton. Oregon
j Frank IL VT, oregon
G Goldberg, Arizona
s II Parons IL VT. Iowa
Mrs Parons, Iowa
A N Graves, Sn L 0bispo
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMnI;s


Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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g. IN CABINETS PER DOZEN; ELEGANT
y -. ~. Water-c0lOr picture in gilt frame free
with every dozen WILSON'S % kaarnY rnra5 6m
The morning call., 1890-08-14

4 DYICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
n no publicity; terms reasonable; no fee unless
successful costs advanced for reliable persons. Adj
dress Attorney, T. o. Box 1922, :. F. Jy25 If
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-24
LOVE SONGS.

Over the wild sea foam,
Into the starlit morn,
Unto some whispering home
OF joys that are vet unborn,
In some far isle ofth ocean,
That dimples its sunlit cheek,
May the soul of Loves devotion
Its own Nirvana seek.
Over the purple hills,
Into the silent night,
Brushing the dahodils,
Wild footsteps mistily light.
Life must fly with love,
Fly on the wild wind breath.
Lighted by stars above,
Or Love is flown with Death.
The pathos of kiss,
The sigh whose tender pain
Half parted thy fair lips
And sought thy heart again.
The light in thy dark eve,
Like the stars upon the sea-
Twas all! IT'S past, yet lives again,
With its Joy and agony.
Hope hath bowed his head.
Love hath heard his knelI.
In the music of one word
In the pathos of farewell.
I'D. a. A. in Atlantis Constitution
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-24
BAD BLOOD.
A United States Marshal Killed In he Chars
kee EstiOn-HIs Assailants Well xs1sd
and Defy Arrest.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK.., April BIT is reported
here to-day that United States Marshal Bay
Cox, who was shot near Claremore, Cherokee
Nation, By Alex Cochran, Cherokee despersdo
has died OF his Eoands, and more bloodshed is
anticipated. II appears there was 8 meeting OF
cattlemen at Ciaremore and someone was selling
whisky in the county. a boy was discovered de-
livering pint, and in order to find out where he
got it Cox and party named Charley Cannon
arrested him at the house of Alex Cochran.
They put handouts on the boy and tried TO make
him tell where he got the whisky, and when he
refused they started to take him with them.
Cochran objected, and drawing his pistol
told them they could not take the boy away
Cox reached for his gun, when Cochran shot him
in the neck, his shot being followed by one from
Jesse Cochran, the eighteen-year-old son OF
Alex. which took effect in the leg of Cox. The
two Cochrans and the boy, with the handouts
on, escaped. On Saturday Cochran sent his
younger SON to Claremore after cartridges. when
the omcers tried to detain him, but he broke
away from them twice, and when running of
the second time Officer Dalton shot and killed
the horse he was riding, the boy being slightly
wounded In the leg. At last account Cochran
and his SON were in the neighborhood OF their
home, well armed and declare their intention
OF killing the first marshal that attempts to in
terfere with them. The officers were preparing
to make raid on them, and as Cochran is a
very desperate and determined man, viii not sur
render without fight.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-24
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r,.prrRs - AND I.-Poor Mrs, LOTUS, wife OF
t-51arsi in India. is expecting his return daily
e-..o-', 10 her and her family. She receives
70 IN 4IvegeI. OF his death, and the family are
Isg5 mo extrem;ties, Writing to friend OF
M 5gar BIenkensop. she consents to md
one .g.'Teiv Gilmore, whose family of daughters
links might require governess. On ar
s.-:-rss he residence Of Lady Gilmore she IS
Nv -t[rrila news. Her. son, Lord Gilmore,
-.. go ran has been shot in the wood, and IS
q 60 now living from his wounds. Lady Blen-
go. -, rr.rries 10 the spot indicated and hnds
- wounded youngma eoolng away ms HIe
sTC,4 an his mother breast.