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rlgGIGrS SERVICES.

4 ..-.-yfcazofthe Charcho q
h --...efI.l,tar-iay saint, VIE
- r,e Tabernacle tomorrow
,asraa.n osmmcncingat
..:aaaries Will visit the
raris tomorrow.
o. civ var,is-e-vires are hei.
--ra- wand meeting he7svs
hour lar-.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. 90. - The narrowness and
almost purely professional character of the stock
market was again demonstrated to-day by the ex-
IRENE activity of those stocks which OF late have
become special objects of the bear attacks. it'll
companying weakness, in contrast to dulluess and
the comparative frmne3s of the remainder of the
general list. After the early hanmering was over
there was full recovery in everything but the
market closed dull and firm, with generally small
fractional advances for the day. Governments
heavy. Petroleum, Pennsylvania spot, opened at
so and closed at 1914; October opened at so and
closed al 3d.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-United States Bonds: AS.
1904; 412's, 103h2; Northern Pacific, 297s; Can
adam Pacific. 1855: Central Pacific, So; Union
Pacific 57ss; Wells-Fargo, 14O; Western uuion,
SO: Silver, 1929 Sterling, 81 sl@4 So.
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Wheat, cash. 81 0i3s; oc-
tober, 81 OFFS.
FIour-Quiet
CoIee-$iS 10.
Sugar. 7-16@5c.
ii .des-15c.
Copper-Lake, $l7.
1in-Spot, SIS 10.
Lead-Domestic. So 121a.
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-79A.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
e Company, double out to the river

sharpl'
So Company, in its shirtsleeves mainly,
doubled for the dear life, and in the rear
tolled the perspirng sergeant. adjuring it to
double yet faster. The cantonment was
alive with the men of the 195th hunting for
Wee Willie Winkie, and the Colonel finally
overlook Company, far too exhausted to
swear. struggling in the pebbles Of the
Up the hill under which Wee Willie Win
kie's Bad Men were discussin the wisdom
of carrying off the child and the girl, a
lockout fired two shots.
what have l said ?" shouted Din
puIton are out already and are coming
across the plain! Get away! Let us not be
seen with the boyP'
The men waited for an instant, and then,
as another shot was fired, withdrew into
the hills, silently as they had appeared.
Willie Winkie confidently to Miss Allardyce,
land it's all wight. Don't cwy."
He needed the advice himself, for ten
minutes later, when his father came up, he
was weeping bitterly with his head in Miss
Allardyce's lap.
And the men of the One hundred and
ninety-ffth carried him home with shouts
and rejoicings; and Copy, who had ridden
a horse into lather met him, and, to his
intense disgust, kissed him openly in the
presence OF the men.
But there was balm for his dignity. His
father assured him that not only would the
breaking of arrest be cOndoned, but that the
good-conduct badge would be restored as
soon as his mother could sew it on his
blouse-sleeve. Miss Allardyce had told the
Colonel story that made him proud of his
son.
"She belonged to you, Copy" said Wee
Willie Wrinkle. indicating Miss Alardyce
with a grimy foreiinger. 81 knew she didn't
ought to go acwoss We wiver, and knew We
wegiment would come to me if l sent Jack
hOmeW
You're hero" said Coppy-"a pukka
herov'
6 don't know what vat MEANS" said Wee
Willie Wrinkle, "but you mustn't call me
Winkie any no more. Pm Percival William
Will'ams.'
And in this manner did Wee Willie Winkie
enter into manhood
The morning call., 1890-09-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 90.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.


SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour weak
Wheat dull.
Barley dull.
Cats in fair demand.
Corn quiet.
Rye dull.
FeedstuffS unchanged.
Common Hay weak
Seeds dull.
Colored Beans still lower.
Potatoes very weak.
Onions easier.
Butter quiet. Cheese dull.
Eggs inactive.
Honey unchanged.
Good Poultry frmer.
Sound Game steady.
Wine Grapes unsettled.
Lemons lower. Lines weak
Dried Fruits quiet.
Nuts dull
Raisins inactive,
Hops quiet and weak.
Wool higher.
Vegetables in good supply.
Grain Bags nominal.
Coffee firmly held.
Coal strong.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables firm.
A break in Silver.
Dry Hides advanced.
Tallow frmer.
Reef and Hogs plentiful. Mutton and Lamt
scarce and firm,
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Tho Cb,nt.nou, Movement.

Although an effort was made to correct
the announcement that the Rev. Thomas
Filben would lecture last evening in Bush
street NJ. E. Church on "The Chautauqua
Idea" a large number Of people were in at
tendance only to be disappointed at being
confronted by notice to the effect that the
newspaper reporter had made mistake in
the date, and that the lecture would be given
on Tuesday evening, September 30th. at the
same place, when tilben Circle would hold a
public meeting and strangers who desired
would be given an opportunity Of afliliating.
While the mistake was embarrassing the
large number who presented themselves
was an evidence of the interest taken in the
Chautaunua mOYemnnt
The morning call., 1890-09-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

Andes advanced again yesterday, rising to 50 So
In the afternoon call, closing at 81 10. The other
Comstocks showed no marked changes.
Local securities were only moderately active,
with an advance In Hawaiian Commercial, and
lower prices for Spring Valley Water, Vigorit
Powder and Electric Light
A telegram from the Eureka Consolidated mines
reads: Started up and both furnaces running
well Lead valued at $4,000 received"
Norcross miIled last week 40 tons ore, assaylng
SO Al, and has bullion valued at S720O on hand
Yellow Jacket miled $50 tons, no assay given.
The Occidental Consolidated mill will start up
October lst. About 5000 tons OF faiI-grade has
been accumulated.
Mount Diabio has declared dividend OF ACC.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Wants Back His College.

DR.. Henry D. Cogswell desires to reorgan-
lie his Polytechnical College and gain pos
session of the institution after giving it to
the city. He also wants to have Mrs. Mary
E. Arnold, whom he appointed Vice-Presi-
dent for life, "to exert a moral influence
over the girls" removed from the position,
claiming that her salary of $50 month is
an unnecessary expense. The Trustees will
not pay any attention to his requests, being
determined to adhere to the terms of the
trust deed of the college. The School De-
partment has lease of the building for
three years, and over 800 pupils attend
daily
The morning call., 1890-09-24

MORNING SALES.
Board-20 Gaslight, 5S24 100 Hawaiian Com
mercia 1875: $50 do 10.
Street-25 Hawaiian Commercial, 1874.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, 20i4; 80 do, 2O1A;
10 Angio-Cal Bank, rs: 10 S Water, S711.
STREET.-THE Cal Electric Light, 20$s; $1,000 v az
Bonds 12lR
SAN FRAN CISCO BOARD.
Afternoon saes-10 water, 873s.
The morning call., 1890-09-24

Steamers to sail to-day are the Corona for Hum
boldt Bay, the Crescent City for Crescent City, the
Newport for Eel River. the Santa Maria and Alex
Duncan for San Diego and the Jeanne for Puget
Sound. The Arcata falls due from Coos Bay.
The ship Lucille, 1929 tons loads mdse for New
York.
The Star of Russia takes for Sharpness, England,
6l,0S0 ctls Wheat. valued at SS6,14S
The morning call., 1890-09-24
The Wool Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Wool firm. Montana,
16@24c; Territory, 10000 z 10.
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-wool steady. Domestic
fleece, 35@3Sc q ID
BosToS, Sept 23.-Terrtory Woods are in good
demand with sales Of fine at 5s@6Oc; fine medium.
5595Sc; medium. 52@55c. For California and
Oregon Woods prices unchanged.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Raoen,inn TO Missionaries.

The following named missionaries, who
are going by the steamer Rio TO China aud
Siam, were rendered reception on Monday
by the Woman's Occidental Board of For
eien Missions of the Presb yterian Church
Rev. J. c. Melrose and wife, Rev. W. Il. Linele
and wife, A. M. Cunningham aud wife, Miss A.
X. Morton. Mrs. f. q. Butler DR.. Ellie ID. WOr-
ley, Miss Sarah Warner, Rev. W. j. Drummond,
Rev Willard Cooper aud his sister, Miss Larissa
Cooper; Miss S. L. Parker, Rev +. l.. Snyder
and wife, DR.. w. X. Lee and wife and Miss
COpdpl.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Lumber Market.

Retail prices are: Rough Pine $40 so . NJ;
extra lengths, S2l 50@27 so: selected S25 SO;
clear SSl flooring, 1913 for No l, S3S so for fancy
No. !, $40 SO; second quality. SIS so; selected,
$27; Shingles 81 %; Lath $S@3 20; Plcxets, $40
for Pine and SIS for Redwood for rough, $27 for
fancy.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

Little. Monterey ~ Deeyan, Chicago
G Collins i I, Ireland J Wesley, Kentucky
= Carlson, California J G Doughty. ONO
walker, Tullre A NJ Henry, Toronto
Lawson, Los Angeles L II Young, California
Thomas Los Angeles L N Howe, Sacramento
Delcon, California A Black. Alaska
II Haverey, New York L A Rogers, Arkansas
i A Ball. Canada j II Ruddock. California
Ii Bailey. Indiana I E Harvey, New York
Hicks, Arkansas ID NJ Fraser Los Angeles
E Seavett, Chicago J Davidson Sacramnto
Ii E Brown, Chicago Ii o Greve, Lake County
j + Sheehan, Iowa
The morning call., 1890-09-24

TO A FRIEND.
Written for the MORNING CALL.
earnest and faithful.
&c Wherever thou art:
T. Keep true to thy purpose,
Be valent OF heart.
Oh! walt not for great things.
And little things shirk:
But have thy tools ready.
And thou shalt find work.
Alameda, Cal. ANELEH.
The morning call., 1890-09-24

Posts. 9@9Mc each; Redwood, IS so p cord;
Oak ga rough. *7@7 20; do. peeled, 50 SO; Pine.
TANBARK-Ground. $l7@lS q ton. Whole bark,
$50 u cord.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef continues abundant. Hogs are coming for
ward freely. Mutton and Lamb are in light supply
and firm. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to
dealers are follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 51216c; second quality,
Az 6D5c third do, 3LsG1l2c.
VEAL-Large. 1866; small Calves, 6@Sc.
MUTToN-wethers. 71s@Sc; Ewes, 71xc.
thanksgiving Lamb. - H.
PoRK-Live Hogs 4@4l2c FOR light granted. and
35sc ID; dressed do, 61a@7iac o ID.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-The spot market is firm
at rs 2dg7s 4I2d. Cargoes are quiet at BIS cd for
off coast, 37s I'd for just shipped and 37s I'd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. SeptemDe r, rs 4d: October,
7s4Ad; November. rs 51ad; ecember, rs Cd: jan
uary Is I'd; February rs Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept. 23-ConsoIs 95 sic; United
States Bonds-4s, 1854 4Ia's, 1864; silver, SD;
Rentes, 95f 45c.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept. 23.-wheat opened about the
as 1t closed yesterday to 14c lower. eased off
14c, rallied 1ac, again became weak declined 1850
la4c ruled quiet, closing 13c lower than yester-
day. Receipts, 54S, 900 busheis shipments 247 900
bushels. Rye easy at lie. Barley quiet at 75c.
CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Wheat cash, 97c.
Corn-4Sc.
Pork-$9 62is.
Lard-S6 1919.
Ribs-S5 IS.
Whlskey-Sl u.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Mexican ID ollars.

Lower. The New York market has broken sharply.
The nominal quotations are 81 121a91 1919 2
The morning call., 1890-09-24


New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and Is C
70
The morning call., 1890-09-24
Y HOTEL

N HOTEL.
, Mrs Frisbie, Vallejo
~ A Manchester, Omaha
Capt Meyer ~ VT, Europe
L Meyer, Europe
Mrs L DANIEL, Europe
y W johnson, Tulare
+ ii Barton, Tur lock
DR. Duncan d VT. Hanford
J James, Pacheco
I l. BOWS. Santa Cruz
III g Kemp II WI. S Lake
MIR Schoppe Il VT, Eureka
w Tewe, LOOMS
is Corcoran a. WI, N Y
J II Sharman d VT. n Y
Miss X Robinson, Milpitas
AL HOTEL.
A Lewis. jacksonville
J T Hale, Santa Cruz
II ii Allen, San Rafael
Mrs ii ii Allen, s Rafael
Mrs ID IL Mahan, Ben icla
Isaac Winston. U S @ s
Capt ID s Austin, z M s Co
NJ J Medius, Virginia City
Chas L Redfern, Victoria
w II Smith, Toronto
u G Morgan, Winnipeg
T. McAllister, San Rafael
Robt McDouyall, Peoria
j w Maitland, san Rafael
+ o Ferris, U S A
HOUSE.
L c Newell, LIvermore
VIM Hesser, Mendocino
l. Z FELTON,. New York
Warren Green, Colorado
Thos Beck, jacksonville
d b wyandt. Santa Cruz
A II Briggs, College Park
Mrs q A Hoxett, Gilroy
J Germestansen & W, San
Jose
ia p Catlen, Sacramento
I G Bayless, Seattle
~ Mcintyre, Pt Townse nd
The morning call., 1890-09-24
New York Exchange,

ouotable at so@s1c.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
W A Chapple. Chicago
w w Dickerman, MD

s Caro-, Oregon
Miss X Lutte, San Jose
Ed Jackson, San Pedro
L Kelly. Oroville
g Muson, Olema
ST Cowdwick, n j
Ed Teitinghose, Sausalit,
AP Lincloni, san Jose
L Triest. Monterey
Capt ID 0Blackburn,S Josl
W II Sigourney, oaklan d
ID McVicar & WI. Cal
vi Schmidt. New York
NJ Z Helwig. Chicago
DC Kalsey d WI, Sacto
Mrs w Depew. Sacto
d l. Clause, Chicago
0CCIDEN
A W Simpson, Stockton
Mrs Simpson, Stockton
ID s Richardson. Los An
A Dame, Santa Cruz
G l. Chamberlain " wife
Denver
A Gustofson & VT, Denve
s s Bebbe, Sacramento
DR. w j Quinlan, Sacto
n " nan,phaII c aon Il ..
The morning call., 1890-09-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS
Dates of Departure From san Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-09-24


For Late Sliipputy Jnteuiqencs Eighth Paga-
Arrived.
The morning call., 1890-09-24

RJCALLISTER ST-NOS. 1925, 1927 AND 1929;
vi 3 elegant new modern fats OF and 7 large
rooms aud bath each; beautiful location. c. L.
MANNE& CO. Agents, 322 Montgomery. y suwesa
The morning call., 1890-09-24
HEALIH RESORTS.


DOSE MARIE FARM. SANTA CLARA CO.; OPEN
IL all year; picturesque scenery; fishing hunting;
circular showing house. McCURRIE, Box 10, Giiroy.
The morning call., 1890-09-24
FURNISHED HOUSES.

4 lASIRU ST. NEW FLATS, On ItNI SIDE,
y bet. 18th and 9Th; and rooms and bath each;
$50 80 and SO; water free. {. +. MANNE q
Co, Agents, go Montgomery St sell SuWeSa
The morning call., 1890-09-24

7 ARKIN. DOLLHOUSE or 10 ROOMS AND
IL bath: all modern Improvements: elegant view
from ali the windows; rent $50; water free. c. i.
hAYNE x CO.. agents, so Montgomery. y suwesa
The morning call., 1890-09-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

RUSS HOUSE.
II Hilman, Tuscarora Thompson, Stockton
q W Shrine, Yreka L Hart Stockton
n Butler& I'm. Princeton I + Carin, Stockton
The morning call., 1890-09-24

. SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS: HoUSEKEEP-
- ing: lower floor: SIS. 152 Silver ST. sea 2tF
Oh VALENCIA, Mr.. TWENTIETH; 2. OR A
OH sunny unfurnished rooms; bay window
dress ng ROOM hot and cold water, crate, gas, bath
housekeeping; $l2 to SIS. SEGA II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14

The following is calculation OF the num-
Der of books. verses. letters, Nc, contained
in the old and New Testaments. They ae
worth reading and preserving: Ola Iesta-
ment- Number Of books, b; chapters. '29:
verses. 33.2ii: words, 592. l30: letters.
lbs. 100. The middle book, Proverbs
The middle chapter is Job xxx. The md,
die verse would be- II. Chronicles Ky, l. II
there were a verse more. ana verse j u
there were a verse less. The word land
occurs 3Jjl3 times. The word Jehovah
occur, e. So times. The shortest verse Is J.
Chronicles j., 10. The 2lst verse oi
the 1ih chapter OF Ezra contains
all the letters of the alphabet. The
18th of thc II. Kings and the 18th chap
ters are alike. New Testament: Number OF
books. ~: chapters. 900; verses, 1000
words. Us: letters. $3.50: the mid
die book Is If. 1hcssalonians the middle
and least verse is John KID. Old and New
Testament: Number Of books, G6; chapters,
l.lSg: verses. 80 2Gl; words. 1857; letters
3.5J6.6~l. The middle chapter and laest in
the Bible is the ll7th Psalm; the middle
verse is Psalm cXyiii..N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What Is Going On of Interest on the Other
Side of the River.

Miss lorena Martin, of Chester, Is visit
ing friends in Petersburg.
The Druds held their picnic yesterday at
Alleys farm.
Chesterfield Troop held largely attended
drill at MOrrissettes' store yesterday after
noon.
Miss Bertha Robinson is the guest OF
Miss Allie Cox in Chesterfield.
The fifib-sireet Methodist sunday school
carried large crowd on its picnic yester-
day 10 Forest Hill Park.
Several residents in the neighbOrhOOd of
Twehtietb and Decatur streets were before
the Mayors Court yesterday complaining
of pond of stagnant water at that corner.
City Engineer Nelson stated that he would
| give the matter his immediate attention,
and the case was dismissed.
The Cynthus Grove Of Druids, of swans.
| bOrO, are making a movement 10 build a
public hall, 10 cost $1,000. Already S2,iU
in stock has been subscribed The site,
however. has not been agreed upon. 1t is
proposed 70 have the building three stories
high, the first floor to be used as a store, the
second for public hall, and the third floor
will be meetng-room for the Grove.
Yesterday morning, as Mayor Attkisson
was returning from Richmond he saw "a
negro cruelty beating mule near the col
Ored Baptist church. He asked the darkey
several questions, and getting nolreplies,
stated that as mayer of the city, he would
arrest him. At this the negro ran, hotly
pursued by His Honor. Special Officer
Roach, Of the Danville road, arrested the
negro, who gave his name as Clarence
Honor. shortly afterwards ne was brought
before the Mayors Court, Justice Perdue
presiding, and fined s..
very large crowd attended the precinct
meeting at Morrlsset.'s store last night, 10
elect two delegates TO the Congressional
Convention from Manchester district, in
Chesterfield county. Mr.. Ben. T.. owen
called the meeting TO order, and DIR. Ii. Nj.
Wilkerson presided. Messrs. II. A. Brown
| and w. &. Clements were selected, with
Messrs. John A. Burke and George Binn as
alternates. The delegates elected are Wise
men.
II is proposed TO establish lodge Of the
| Order Of Golden Chain in Manchester. A
large number Of the members of the order
| live in Manchester, and IL will be a con-
yenicnce 10 them.
Judge Ingram. Of the Hastings Court,
has granted charter 10 the Manchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14

woman; all my silly terrors were gone. She
looked hard at me az we drove away.
"Neyer forget that you have heard Chopin
play she said with emotion, "ior soon no
one will ever hear him play any more
sometimes reading the memoirs OF tne
great musician, the sad story of his early
death, Of his passionate fidelity and cruel
estrangement from the companion he mos
loved, | have remembered this little
scene with comfort and pleasure, and
know that he was not altogether alone
in life, and that he had good friends who
cared for his genius, and tended him to the
last. Of their affection he was aware. But
of their constant secret material guardian
ship he was unconscious; the basket he
evidently hated, the woman he turned 10
with most graceful response and DEEPEN
dence. lie was TO the very end absorbed IN
his music, in his art. in his love. lie had
bestowed without counting all that he had
to give; he poured it forth upon others,
never reckoning the cost, and then dying
away from it all, he in turn took what
came 20 him rs child might do, without
bordering or specializing oyermucb.-Mac-
Millan's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-14
The Queens English.

\ correspondent writes TO The TIMES as
follows: Permit me to offer an earnest pro-
test agsinst the use of the terms electrOcute
and electrocution, with which the newspa-
pers are filled since kemmlers unhappy
taking OH" They have no standing in
court of good English" and presume il
il the Office of the Fourth estate" 10 stand
up for the purity Of English speech. Flee
trOcute cannot mean ITO execute 10y cleo
tricity," for the ending, cute, has no mean
ing in itself 1t is evidently but Topping
OF at the will Of the reporter of the word
execute, better written etymOlogically eXse.
cute. in accordance with its derivation from
the Latin, eXsecutus, as any dictionary Will
show. let Us not invent new and unneces-
sary terms. If TO avoid circumlOcutiOn q
term is wanted, electrify can Ice used in the
sense indicated, for execute itself means
"to put 20 death" only deriyatiyely, and
this transfercnce OF meaning may be i'm
parted by usage 10 electrIy.
II all editors will be as particular as the
late William Cullen Bryant with respect Il
the words admitted 20 their columns, OuI
newspapers will become models of good
English" and not as now he resOrted to for
examples OF "bad English"