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General Merchandise,

BA6S-The market Is weak and sales at both
quotations are reported. Calcutta, 7l5@Sc: local
make TAG; Wool Bags. 3693Sc; Potato Gunnies,
nominal.
RICE-No further change in prices. Chinese
mixei, 81 S5G4 go No. ] Chinese, SIS 1906 so "A
two mats; extra No. l. IS 7O96 rs; Hawaiian Com
mertial, SIS l2ts16 IS q ctl.
wINE-Shipment of l49,75O gallons to New York
by sea.
COAL-very stiff. Greta has advanced to sll q
ton.
SUGAR-The California Refinery advanced its
prices yesterday and now quotes as follows,
terms net cash; Cube, 63sc . 10; Crushed 6ssc
a ID Extra Powdered, $3.50 q 10: Fine Crushed,
63sc; Dry Graduated. 61sc; Confectionery A. &c:
Extra C. 4S4c; Golden c, 41ac q 10; Bags, 1se
than bbls
The American Refinery advanced White Sugars
lac making Granulated 61sc Fellows unchanged.
Extra fine Cube 63sc Crushed. 6ssc; Fine Crushed.
63sc; Powdered. 63sc: Extra Fine Powered. 6sse:
Dry Graduated, 61sc; Xxx do, 61sc: Confectionery
a. o5sc: White Extra c, 61se; Extra c, SCI Golden
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C. d. Allen are the Directors, to recover
$4,000 on an insurance policy taken out
by Robert Roy. who died in October, 1889.
Payment of the policy was refused because
a $50 assessment was not paid when due.
though it was rendered a day or two later
An accounting of the associations Mortuary
Fund is also asked for on the ground that
a policy cannot be forfeited while there is
enough pro rata in the fund to pay the assess
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A New Chinese Trek.

was crowded yesterday with twenty-seven
Chinese and their friends, all dressed in
their best suits Of clothes, and anxious to
secure writs of habeas corpus, on which
they ght prove their rights TO permanent
residence on American soil. The appli-
cants' ages ranged from to 81 years. All
claimed they were prior residents, though
none of them could speak word OF En-
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medium 22ts@25c; thin. zoe y 10 Sheepskins.
shearlings l00S.Oc; short wool. 3095Oc; medium,
6o@9Oc: long WOOL s0c@$l IS p 10. Culis OF all
kinds l3 less Butchertowa green skins sell reia-
lively higher
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered. 314@4c; re-
fined. 5@5l4c: Grease. 2iaG2s4c p 10.
WOOL-Shipment of 164,l lbs to New York
BY sea- We quote spring clips: Eastern tOregon,
14@lS1ac; Valley Oregon. 2Oa22c: Nevada, 100
17c; choice Northern. 1SLs120c: Humboldt and
Mendocino. 20@22c; San Joaquin and Southern
seven months 12@1l5c u 10.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Aug. %.
SUMMARY OF THE AARKETl

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug -.
SUMMARY THE MARKErA
Greta Coal marked up.
Grain Bags unsettled.
Wheat and Barley weak.
Oats firm.
Yellow Corn lower.
Rye dull.
Hay gradually rising.
Pink Beans lower.
Bran declined.
Potatoes irregular.
Onions lower.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs quiet.
Poultry sold higher.
Peaches easier.
Dried Fruits firm.
Hops very strong.
Provisions firm and active.
Hogs abundant and lower.
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A Willy PATIENT.
When Arrested He Feigns Sickness and
Fools Omcials.

When Arrested He Feigna Sickness and
Fools Oncials.
Arthur Hennessy was arrested recently
on charge of passing bogus check for
$40 on Martin Ryan, saying he had received
it as wages from man named Fogarty In
Humboldt County. Once in prison he be-
gan to complain of intense pain in his
neck. which he ascribed to bullet wound
received in Denver. The police surgeons
were puzzled, as he had an affection Of the
throat. He told his story in the Police
Court Thursday morning.
prosecution, he was dismissed. Hennessy
Started out to celebrate his acquittal. got
drunk and found himself in prison at night.
He was again in the dock yesterday, but
for drunkenness,
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fetal ice furniture. dairy, harness, hay and
grain, general store, l crOckery and machinist.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Point Iona for
Grays Harbor, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay
the Crescent city for Crescent City the Arago ior
Coos Bay and the Eureka and Alex Duncan Tor san
Pedro The Alameda falls due from Australia and
Honolulu, the Umatilla from Victoria and fuget
Sound and the Mexico from San Diego
The Me bark Don Nicolas 972 TONS loads mer-
chandise for Melbourne; the Chill bark Augusta $40
tons Lumber on the sound for Valparaiso, Pisaqua
Range, SIS Cd; the Nor bark Norghild, 757 tons,
Lumber on the sound for Melbourne, Ills Cd; the
Br iron bark Chasca 63S tons, Lumber on the sound
for Sydney, owners account.
The Br iron bark Lord Templeton. 2O93 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to the United
Kingdom. Havre or Antwerp, SOS Sd.
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The Meek.s Eailnres.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports Is
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared
with Is for the previous week and 10 for the
spending week of 1889. The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades rs follows: 3
dry goods, grocers, saloons manufacturer arti-
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rAM1LY KErA1L MARKEr.

All Coast and some Australian Goals have been adj
vanced from SOC TO 81 so 2 ton, Will be seen by
the quotations.
Butter shows change this week, but Eggs are
dearer again and choice are rather scarce.
There Is not much change in Fruits. IL Is rather
hard TO find choice Peaches and Bartlett fears LOT
few come 10 his CITY, In fact almost all kinds of
Fruit continue in light supply and dear.
In Vegetables, Green Corn and tomatoes are
cheaper and Garlic is dearer.
Salmon has been very plentiful OF late III VIII De
out of season during the month OF september,
Meats show change.
Following is IHE CALLS regular weekly retah
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Hogs are weakening under larger arrivals Nothing
else new Wholesale rates fIom slaughterers to
dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5ls@6c; second quality.
434 @5c; third do, 31a@41Ac.
VEAL-Large, 4G6c: small Calves. 69Sc.
MUTTON-wethers. 6la@e7c; Ewes, 6951ac
thanksgiving Lamb $685. &c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 4A@41ac for light grain-fe1.
and 3s4e3zsc for heavy packing; STOCK Hogs. 40
41sc q IL; dressed do, 69Sc a ID.
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Robert Rows Insurance.

Suit has been commenced in the United
States Circuit Court by Lanre Abat d Irin,
native and resident of Paris France, against the
Bankers and Merchants Mutual Life Assoc
ation. of which Alexander Badlam. Isaac
TrlIichO. W. II. Brown, L. r. Hayes and
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-At the close Of the market
Wheat was firm; cash and september 81 02i.; May /,
81 O31z. Rye steady at 651ac. Barley steady at
re.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29-wheat. cash, 81 O2la.
COrn-475sc.
Pork-$l0 so.
Lard-S6 10.
Ribs-$5 20.
Wbisky-Sl b.
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glish. By dressing up as richly as possible
these new arrivals, who came to the port on
the Oceanic. hope to add weight to their
statements that they were merchants IN
this city before they left on visit to China.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Giovanni Isola to Louis Sehoenberg ct al, lot
on ). line OF North Point st, 4o:l0 W OF
Iarkin ". 81 3; 5; 1877 So E 1878 y 1915 .,o
Minna Simon to William F. Lewis, LOT on
NE. cor. Jackson and Baker SITS. L. 35xlOo. 10
Richmond Villa Association to Clara wilson,
s go 1900
lot On L. line OF Webster ST., 70 "a y. or
Fulton, y. 50 :13s, l. ll7:6, ). SO :42s, w
IL 500
o. cor H HIoYd and Scott SIS, W. is:sx25... Gift
A. E. Putnam to Johanna Shcehan, lot on 5.
line of Eighteenth St, 100 L. OF Clover, (. ,.o
Thomas DALEY 10 Thomas z Winter, lot on
NV. line Of Langton ST.. 2O5 MY. Of Bry-
John Nelson by adminisiratrixj to George
W .' Of BroderieE. W s7;6Ti37 :5...... 1000
Thomas d. Rordan TO Bedelia Boyd. lot on
Sc. line of Park ave, l22:6 Sc. OF McAlis-
john W. Mcdonald 10 John II. DaIl, lot on
NE cor. Noe and Twenty-frst SITS, Z. 105x
F. A. Berlin 10 James l.. Flood. lot on Sc.
z0x7o IA, 500
Kate Frazier to saline j. smith, iot on W line
of wetmore place, 90 y. of Clay ST., y. 81 o
RIchmond Villa Association 10 c. F. Rich
e Of T.! Tenth ave enc E. = Ioo1io6 D'5 49, 5000
Jacob Ross TO Benjamin NJ. Green. lot on sW.
cor, of Lewis and Pierce SITS: SW 4l2:63
Pierce sts., Sw. 3Sl ;3x200......... ........- 10
Emanuel Lewis to Henry NJ. Block lot on
Sc cor, Brazil ave. and Mission ST., s. 15I
Henry NJ. Block to Emanuel Lewis, lot on Z.
line OF Mission ST., "a s. OF Brazil ave. 5.
Harriet G. Garvey to Mary Mound, lot on sw
cor OF ST. and Eighteenth ave-, W. 32:6r -
James L. Mcgannon 10 Albert wilford lot on
w. line of Buchanan ST., 1875 y. of Broad
way n 26:ox 10 20; y; ill.,: ~ ~
line of Pond St, 14l IS N OF Seventeenth,
~
E. A. Willard to Anna Douner, same. IL
H. A. Depferris TO Mary Craig lot on SW.
line OF Montgomery ave-, 63:6I $. OF
n. 6S1liI. ......................... 16 $50
| John Brown to William c. Brown. lot on y.
line OF Turk ST., 107 % f. of Franklin, T. 80
xl20.
| John Pforr to Albert Gaatin, Potrero BLOCK
| IL
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BOSTON Aug. 29.-Territory Wool has been most
active and has been selling at 5s@50c for clean and
for fine; t5457c for fine medium and 53@55c for
medium. California Wool quiet Choice spring is
selling at 22@24c and average Wool at 17@20e.
Western Oregon sold at l7(12Uc.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-lOO S Gaslght, $685. 25 Cal Electric
Light 21la; 100 Water, 93N.
Street-75 Contra Costa Water, 941s.
AFTERNOON SALES
Boards SV Water, 1878; 60 Oakland Gas 341s;
Is oceanic Co, 9612; 100 Hawaiian CONNER
cial, III rs Cal Electric Light, 2lls; 25 s @ as
light, ~. 591s: $4,000 of Cal 5 Bonds, lU2.
Street-$40O0 Marketsu Cable Bonds, l2sM.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 9.-The spot MARKET is firm at
rs 6d@7s Cd. Cargoes are firm at 3ss cd for off
coast 3Ss I'd for Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August, rs SGD; September,
rs SID; October, rs Sd; November, rs 912d;
December Is 10I4d; January, IS 112d.
sECURITIES
LONDON, Aug 29.-Consols, 96ss; United States
Bonds-4s 1854; 4E's, 1861; Silver. 541ad;
Rentes, 94f roc. Bullion into Bank of England,
E2l,OOU
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The heirs to the estate of Matthew A.
Williams, who was killed in the railway
disaster at the Webster-s street bridge in
Oakland on Memorial day. have compro-
missed with the Southern Pacific Company
in the suit for damages.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange loo for sight drafts and
lhc fnr teiecranhic.
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New interpretations.

The following articles Of Incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the County
Clerk:
Carbonate Coal, Brick and Sewer pipe Works.
Holland James !. FELTON, and Edward f. Aiken
OF Sacramento, and Charles Kickoff. Luther
Kickoff, L. A. Kelley OF San Francisco: Capital
stock 81, oOO, 600, Of which $1,000 has been sub
scribed.
Chicago CLOCK Company. Directors-H. X.
Jackson, A. Il. Smith, A. S. Spence, w. Everett
Stone and Lucien Levy of San Francisco. Capt.
tai stock 500 000, OF which $4,000 has been
subscribed.
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A huge catfish was found alive imbedded
in hollow log in a milldam at Martindale.
1t swan into small hole when little fish
and was unable to find its way out and
grew in the log.
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Mexican Dollars.
EQuotable al 91la@921Ac.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras "a 25d4 SO; Bakers extras. 81 1894 So;
city superfne, 1898 SO: interior brands. $4t94 so
for extras, and 1903 So 2 Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Weak and quiet at the decline. No. /,
81 3sH@1 40; No. 2, 81 1901 371a; choice,
81 421a: extra choice for milling, 81 As; Sonora,
81 35(9l 1914 y ell.
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Fine Silver.
Quotable 81 1901 1872 2 ounce.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday in the San
Tran cisco Stock Board:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

% II FRINGE, MAXWELL
Mrs NJ Wells, Sacramento
Miss Wells, Sacramento
s Weis, Sacramento
w Mayer, Bauta
Mrs j Nesbitt, London
Miss L Nesbitt, London
~ S Nesbitt. London
ii Nesbitt, London
l. ii Terry, Nevada
A Il Loss, Maine
T Delaney. New York
j a NoisingtOn, Colorado
J Paul, Denver
ID Gardiner, Los Angeles
e T Fouch, Port Costa
III Wolf, Port Costa
J Vaughn, Port Costa
NJ Chester, Vallejo
III Pfenn, California
S $ Nemick, Sumatra
j Jones a. W, Minnesota
l. A jones', Minnesota
Il Jones, Minnesota
Miss n Jones, Minnesota
Miss X Ord, Templeton
X j Cameron, Cloverdale
lG Stuart, Russian River
NJ Anderson, Stockton
j Anderson, Stockton
HOUSE.
| T d Holiday, Woodland
II Wiley, Woodland
L Glover, Woodland
Z Sands, Wheatland
Is + Nokes, Wheatiand
ID Kearney, Los Angeles
A McComb, California
G i Sprague, Groveland
NJ g Edwards, Smartsvill
+ V Spencer. Susanville
il NJ slower, Maryland
A + Khoner, Pennsylvani
A l. Sturgeon. Nevada
A w Edwards. Shingle Sp
Mrs Hopper, Santa Rosa
II + Brown, Vina
Mrs Roder " fy, Phoebe
II Well. Salt Lake
e s Burton, Salt Lake
~ orion x VT, Texas
w A Nash, San Bernardo
C 7 holland n fly, Colo
Chart, Tombstone
w L Horn, DOviDgton
lG A Threlfall. DovIngton
+ u Bacon, Niles
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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new steam launch the smallest one on the
bay lun by a coaI-burnng engine. attracted at
Ienion at Folsom-street yesterday. The little
craft is "a feet long and IA feet beam. She Is
fitted III compound engines, made by her own
er, James Sriers Dr., aud has Zsiss patent
three baded propeller She made twelve knots
on her trial Trip, and 1t Is thought she can make
fifteen.
The steamer Arago, which was chartered by
the Northwestern Commercial Company TO go 10
The Seal Islands, was yesterday turned over
again 10 her owners, The Oregon Coal and Navi-
CATION Company.
The Government steamer Macarthur arrived
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sHIPpING INrELLIGENCE.

For Lac S.I,pUlJ IltettgeRcs sec Eighth Pdqs-
Arrived.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THoNA3
TENNENT, Chrouometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market street
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srrAnnn DrsrrSArIoS. s4In.. wnnr
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
NOT REcoeNlzeo AS REPUBLICANS
A. Eastburn, Charles Mason and others
Not In 1t.

Watson r. sperry, Draper A. Devices, A.
A. Eastburn, Charles Mason and Others
Not In 1t.
The Republicans are not legally en-
titled to any Of the inspectors or judges
in the wards or voting districts in VIII
mington this fall and 1t is only through
courtesy of the Democratic Levy Court
that they have them.
The law specifically says that the execu.
tive committee of the minority shall pre-
pare and present to the clerk 'of
the peace a certified list Of the
inspectors and judges for the cleo
tion districts In which they had
a majority at the preceding state cleo
tlon. This list shall be presented on or
before the second Tuesday Ia October,
otherwise the Levy Court, may at its dis,
erection, appoint any 1t may see it,
The Republicans this year presented
no certified list, whatever. r. Eder
Bach on the first Tuesday in October
! handed Levy Courtman HicKm n list
with no signatures attached, and this
was supplemented on October 90, by q
list presented in the same manner and
in the same form by Colonel Neilds, who
stated that 1t was the correct list. This
was the day the Levy Court met to ap-
point the inspectors and before this last
list was resolved. The Levy Court had
| filed up the vacancies with Republicans
of their own selection. They put A. A.
Eastburn In one precinct Of the Second
ward, and Charles Mason, in another
precinct of the same ward. In the
Seventh ward they placed Watson r
Sperry, editor Of the Morning News, In
one precinct and Draper A. Devices in
another. When Colonel Nields heard
the list read he arose and said:
1--WE don't recognize those menw
Mr.. Hickman moved a reconsideration
and on the suggestion of Colonel Nields
inserted the names Of men whom they
thought would serve them better at the
window. In place Of Mr.. Sperry'i
they inserted the name OF Theodore
w. Francis, man accused Of being I
gam bier, and the other precinct wal
filed by placing William r. Robinson il
place Of Draper A. Devices This hai
created much dissati sfaction among
the deposed Republican candidates
and their friends who claim that the AZ
sertion made by Colonel Nields to th'
eifec t that the party did not recogniz'
the u" was an insult.
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CITY NEWS IN sReF.

Two arc lights ware placed In the cor
ridor of the post office yesterday, and
the windows of the distributing depart
ment we're frosted
Resolutions on the death Of Judge
Paynter, presented by District Attorney
Cooper. were adopted by the United
States Court vest rday.
The Phmuix Steam Fire Engine Com
pany has requested the Market street
merchants TO burn Isd FIRE Ia front of
their stores this evening on the occasion
of the return of the Friendship Com
pany.
Register Lee reports the total number
of deaths for the week ending to-day to
be 10 as compared with % for the same
period last year. The total number OF
births was 80 as compared with 15 for
the same period last year. The number
OF maTrisges was s.
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MEN WHO ABUSE THEIR WIVES.
TIVE Young Men Fined for Abusins
Their Wives To-day.

Tive Young Men Fined for AbustnK &
Their Wives To-day.
Two cases of martial difficulties were
heard this morning al the Municipal
Court that are In themselves worth more
than dozen lectures against the evils Of
intemperance. William Buyson. a we'll
dressed, very respectable looking young
man. was charged with disorderly con.
duct and abuse of his wife Mary Buyson
/ The parties were married about three
years ago, and have lived pleasantly ex-
cept when the husband got drunk.
This became so frequent of late that
their lives have been one continual sea of
| trouble. Each time the husband gets
intoxicated he abuses ber so that on sew
eral occasions she has had TO fly fer her life
and seek refuge in the home Of her par
ents. Last night he returned from =
visit to Philadelphia in a state Of intoxi
cation, and after quarreling with his
wife, drew razor She ran to her
mothers house, the police were notified,
and Buyson arrested.
The members of the police forcs were
at the time excited over the killing of
Devine and the prisoner escaped, re-
turned to his mother-in laws and renewed
the quarrel. BE was again arrested. His
wife and mother in-law both testified
against him. Mrs. Buyson. stated that
she had done everything in her power to
put up with him, but without avail The
prisoner said that he was sorry and
would do better in future If given
chance. Judge Ball said 1t was fortu-
nate for him he had not committed an
assault, as 1t was he would inflict the
highest penalty for disorderly conduct,
SO and costs. Mrs Buyson was notified
by the court, that she need not live
With him in the future If she pleased
Similar to that was the case of Frank
w. Jones, who was charged with dlsor-
derly conduct and abuse Of his wife,
Mary Jones. The parties are married
eight years, and shere are two children.
Frank, according to his wife. is drunken,
good for nothing fellow, who has rarely
ever contributes anything to the sup
port of either her or the children, but
constantly abuses her, until her life with
him has become insupportable Jones
wished to have the case settled, but the
court imposed fine of $40 and costs.
The following drunks were disposed OF:
Norman Pleasant, colored, drunk, 8 and
costs. John Fl. Lee, colored, drunk, 81
aud costs. John Cohlan, was released
from New Castle Jail yesterday. got
drunk last night and was fned SO and
costs. Roger Jarberry, drunk, 81 and
costs. Samuel Wickersham and John P
Hayes was charged by Officer Weldin
with extraordinary drunkenness AS
the former is we'll known at the police
court Judge Ball thought it case OF
Ordinary drunkenness A fine
of 50 and costs WAS imposed.
William Cornish was charged with
lettering around the p, W. 4 B. station,
but as he was a stranger, said he missed
the train and produced railway ticket
he was discharged Isaac Hayden was
charged with drunkenness. Word was
received from his mother that the
prisoner had stolen SO shawl. sold 1t
for 25 cents, and got drunk on the pro.
ceeds. He was held to await the ap.
pearance of his mother Eliza Hoy,
drunk, was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
"sPEAK-EAsY" RAlDEp.
United States Marshal Mahafry Arrests .
Man for UnIawfulIy Selling Liquor.

United States Marshal Mahafry Arrests q
Man for Unlawfully Selling Liquor.
James Carnes, tenant of the cigar
store at No 1880 Lombard street, was
arrested by harshall Henry c. Mahaffy,
last evening for selling liquor without a
governmenb license. The neighbors
generally suspected that the place was a
speak easy" and. at last, Marshal
Mahsffy received positive information
that Games was violating the law in re-
gard 10 selling liquor without license.
He went TO the store at $50 o'clock last
evening and asked Mrs Carnes where
her husband was She replied that he
was MT at home, and she thought he
was out of town.
Marshal Mabaffy, however, did not
believe her and went into the rear room
and there caught Carnes He denied
selling the liquor. but went quietly
with the marshal to the police station.
He was locked up.
Carnes Was held in $100 bail for the
next session Of United States Circuit
Court, by United States Commissioner
Smith.