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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-15
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sFofie - 9tSca:hoIders' Meeting of the Laredo
I,,,prore1,,ent Corrpoug,

sofits - sfScishoIders' Meeting ofthe Laredo
improvement Company.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Laredo Improvement Company is
hereby called. to be held at the Office of
the company, in Laredo. Tex, on the
Goth day of May, 1890, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock q. IN. and
o. clock p. m.
The object of the meeting is to eonsideE;
the question of authorizing the issgsatee
of $500, 900 OF first mortgages eelk.
twenty year bonds upon lIe rec estsfe.
electric motor strek fail7sA5. electric
light plant ara ne ffaachises of the
compaas Tor the purpose of carrying
fQEH such Improvements as may be
feFmined upon by the board of direc-
tors, and such other purposes as they
may deem proper; also for the transact
ton Of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
The board of directors will also hold a
special meeting a. the same place, on
said day, to take action in regard to the
matters above stated.
HENRY FISHER, Secretary.
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Mr.. de Dreamer-''I couldn't help
running in to see what all this scandalous
talk about you means. 1t was reported
at the faith cure society last evening that
q doctor, a regular doctor, was seen
leaving your house yesterday after
noon2''
Mr.. de Faith-t1t is true.
Mr.. de Dreamer-''Truei You, who
were cured only last month of rheuma-
tism, dropsy, pneumonia, consumption
and paralysis, sending out for doctor?'
Mr.. de Faith-s.I had to do it; it's q
boil this time. -
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rno Hou..hold Nui.anees.

man wants to have few hundred dollars
worth OF bric-s-brac to know what puisancs'
an open cabinet is; he wants wife that VIII
worry and fret, and toll with nerToas fingers to
dust and keep fresh frail bits, of bisque and
fzlence which servant would so rnthlesslzI
nick to know what Joy there Dis in glass doos
what comfort in the incloseA sides Of a chia2
closet, says the upholste3er. The bigge&
nuisance the average housewife has TO contend
with is dust. One OF these days some one WIN
invent q snug fitting mopbohrd moulding. which
will cling close TO the surhase of . room, where
the carpet border joins it, And prevent the nest
ing there OF carpet beetles and moths, to say
nothing OF dust and shreds from the sweeping
This point and the open cabinet are tive nsfs-
snees 80 look out for
Dr Abdil ana 80 extract teeth
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CAPITAL, 100000.
TIE PORT ARKANSAS COMPANY is


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'scacterins sss catarrh. Sold At wholesale
by h. w. zliA's 4 Co.

Call 81 c. T. Martins. agent South
side Dk6e CoakpanY who handles. the
s6rse ven knqsg Z and Hppular rem9ziss,
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The best Cd ses, hay and brand RS
the least moA at j. 81. Peers
store. 5ts Rus treet.
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E. H. ROPES, President Corpus Christi, Texas.
H. CHAMBERLiN; 1st Vce-Presdent, Denver Colo
CAROLYN I'd Vice-Presiden 10 Wall Street. New York
r. W. STATION, Secretary, Corpus Christi, Texas.
P. PODDRIDGE, Treasurer, Corpus Christi, Texas
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DC Ve OsU DeaIu and ashonaDe seasIue esoI TOT oue
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HE PORT ARANSAS COMPANY.
OFFICES:

FFICES:
Doddridge Building. Corpus Christi, Texas.
1893 Sixteenth Streets, Denver, Colo.
10 Wall Street. New York.
Corner Fourth and Rusk Street. Fort Worth, Te
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where will command this superb water and where believe willis
SUMMERS.
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Ship a nter N ar as
W. OF
buy
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ofer following industries:
Packing, Refrigersing Saddleres,
Woolen
Corresp
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eero waters mos ewaerve the
mag being ut broad md rl mdsTh m
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-15

The warmest time of every day is before 9 a.
m. These figures show the thermometer as it
stood for only few minutes, before the Trade
Winds came up. After 9 a. NJ the days are
always several degrees cooler.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
DISEASED ORANGES.
Is the Scale Bug Being I'M
ported From Tahiti?

An interior orange-grower recently pro-
cured several barrels of Tahiti oranges
from San Francisco dealer. which, upon
being opened, were found badly infected
with the scale bug. and he asks the peril
nent question, SIS not this Importation of
foreign pest a dangerous practice that
should be prohibited?"
The only dealers in San Francisco who
import oranges from Tahiti are l.. G.
Sresovich & Co. of sos Sansome street, and
they were asked yesterday how serious the
charge might be that they are bringing dis
eased oranges into this country.
81 ship" said Mr.. Sresovich, "about a
million oranges annually from Tahiti. [
bring them here because they are in great
demand. People want them, they must have
them: they can't be procured in California,
SO they must come from some other place.
They are nearly all consumed right here in
San francisco. Occasionally, however. l
get an order for Tahiti oranges from an in
terror orange-grower, who wants them
simply for the seeds. To fill such orders
the stock is culled and the imperfect ones
taken. They are securely barreled and
sealed, SO that there can be no serious
danger from the pest if the man who
handles them is careful. The bugs do not
fly and they are not contagious. Let the
seeds be picked out and the refuse, barrel
and all, I've burned. That will end the pest
and avoid all danger"
The morning call., 1890-07-22

| the street. Tom dashed bis fist through a pane
| and roa ed "Murder ~ with all his might.
"Are you mad ?" said George, seZiug him and
| preventing HIM from doing any further damage,
'-are you mad?''
M H. murder I"
Bang-baDg-bangl
Tie policeman was knocking at the door.
Marta fastened TO let him in.
W hats The fuss 2" he asked on entering. aud
looking very firm and disUifed.
% / charge linn with cOnSpiring with my master
TO murder Inc !" cried Tom, recovering his
speech IN a marvellous manner.
Then, sir, | must take you In charge. Con.
slider yourself In custody"
:" But this is prrroslerous,' said George.
There's neither sense nor reason 10 II. l am
perfectly amazed! The man must either be
mad or drunk !'
"Irs down In black and white 70 sbrieked
Tom. "Show the policeman the letter. Read 1t
10 him-that will settle lie business"
Maria oDeyed. but before she got hall way
through George burst into loud and uneon-
trollable iii of laughter
a. What joke" lie said at length. "What a
joke. Upon my word it's The best joke ever
heard OF IN all my life"
EAcoose me-" said the policeman. with an
air OF great importance, but | don't see no
joke whatever. IFS clear case. Consider
ynuiself 10 custody sir, and you'd better come
along quietly
Let me explain" George began, quietly.
:. must caution you TO say nothing" said the
policeman, with an all OF great importance, "be-
cause whatever you do say will be taken down
aud used against you in evidence"
"l am quite willing il should This letter is
from an intimate friend of mine-Frank Harvey.
l am going 10 paint picture and Ii was ar
ranged that this BOBBY should sit FOR one OF the
Characters, as my girl, Maria. Is 10 sit fol the
OlneT"
- can't listen 10 thar, SIR" said the policeman,
hoping and believing that lie had got hold OF u
good case that would bring his name In pint;
you must come with me before tile Magistrate;
anG you, too" lie added, addressing Tom aud
Maria.
To Ibe Magistrate accordingly they went. and
Frank Harvey was also sent for.
Then eDsued long ext lanatlOn, which The
maslst@rial ears were a long time In cOmpre-
Lending. AT length II WAS satisfactorily proved
that The sentence, take his head" meant no
more Than 10 use II 10 PAINT from, MI Harvey
believing that his BODY was not suited for tile
character, hut that lie left bis friend to decide.
Then as 10 Tie skull. That was shown to be one
belonging 10 Mr.. Harvey, who was a surgeon.
1t had been borrowed by his friend, and lie now
wished 1t returned.
Then Suffering Tom eudeavOred 10 explain
matters himself. but yaiuly. He was greeted
with explosions OF laughter. so the case was dis
missed and all ihe parties turned out Of court.
Tie laugh Is raised against Tom TO this very
day, much 10 bis annoyance; but from that
time nothing has ever Induced either Maria or
himself To pry into letters that did not concern
tAem.-SpaIe Moments.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

pool on Saturday. O'Brien is said to have
been drinking heavily of late and was put
on board the ship while in maudlin con-
dition.
When the steamer Walla Walla, from
Victoria. locked at Broadway Wharf yes
terday morning. Corporal Fitzgibbon OF the
harb0r police arrested three runners-
Thomas Wilson, Charles Hansen aud
George McCaffrey-for violating the hack
ordinance
News received from England yesterday
states that Captain Heard of the British
ship Duchess of Argyle. who was well
known here. had committed suicide, and
that Captain Cumming late Of the Galgate,
had been appointed master of the Glenlui.
Captain Mallandaine, the heavyweight
skipper of the Bidston Hill, weighed 226
pounds when he arrived here. He has
gained seventeen pounds since his arrival,
and now turns the scales at 243. He is
strict teetotaller, and says this is glorious
climate.
A dispatch received at the Merchants
Exchange late last evening from Port
Townsend says that the barkentine Amelia,
barks California, Germana and Oakland
and the ship Blue Jacket-all from this
port-have arrived there safely. The Oak
land is the bark that left here on the I'd
inst. and was reported ashore at Point
Wilson. She evidently got off all right.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The bark w. B. Godfrey locked at Sec
ton of the sea-wall yesterday.
The schooner Neptune shifted from Clay
to Berry street Wharf.
The Percy Edward lowed to sea.
The Willamette Valley shifted to the sea-
wall.
The schooner Webfoot will come from
Oakland Creek to-day and dock at Clay
street.
The Bidston Hill will 60 to sea to-mor-
row.
The ship Charles E. Moody will load coal
at NanaimO for this port; chartered by
John ROsenfeld's Sons.
The whaling bark Lancer, which left here
early this year, has been condemned at
VladivostOck, Siberia.
Three of the crew Of the American ship
John Currier werc sentenced to imprison-
ment at Kobe, Japan, for attempting to
burn the ship.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
The STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were weak in both sessions yesterday, and
the whole list declined from sc to 371hc. The
close was still lower, Potosi closing at S75s and
the others in proportion. The days decline ranged
from DC TO SOC, and in the case OF PntosI, 75c.
Local securities were active. Safety Nitro Pow
der was higher at S14@I412, and Elec-
trio Light was weaker at 5000 gil. Stocks ex
dividend were as follows: Contra Costa Water soc;
Union Insurance, 81 SO, and Hutchinson Planta-
tion, 40c.
Union Con. is assessed Csc.
The DAILY and Ontario Mining Com ranies OF Utah
nave declared the usual monthly dividends OF csc
and soc per share respectively payable on the 3st
I he product of the COmsrock mines last week
was as follows: Con. Cal. & Va, 1850 tons ORE as
saying $l6 so; Savage, 44S tons, S25 80; Norcross
1886 tons, SIG 81; Alta, $40 tons, so so; Over
man, $50 tons, $22 so; Chollar, 522 tons, $40 81;
just ce, 1876 tons. S29 81; Con- Cal. & Va. shipped
1881 20 the Carson Mint Savage has sl4 900
in bullion on hand; Norcross, $4,000 on hand.
Commonwealth hoisted during the week 225 tons
concentrating orc assaying S27 OF.
A reader is informed that the quarterly report of
Con Cal. q Va, published in The CAL OF July
18th. is pronounced correct by the officers of the
company.
The Con. Pacific assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
Officers Installed.

Young Mems Institute No. so has elected
and installed the following officers for the
current term: James Tevliu, p; George
w. Patterson, F. V. P; NJ. ]. McBrearty,
s. V. P; George w. Yost. r. S.; S. p.
Kane, f. S.: George NJ. Hayes, G. s.; NJ.
w. Smith, NJ. E. F. Donnelly, l. S.; Z. f.
Collins. o. s.; w. E. Reardon. MD, S.
Solomon Lodge, No. 4, A. j. o. K. S. B.,
has installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: S. Meyer, p. P; A. Lyman,
p; j. Tillman, V. p; n. Witkowsky, S. !;
5. Colin, T.; S. Cooper. c.: A. Baron, /. G.
J. D. Zalinsky, o. g.; b. Harris, a.; NJ.
Shiffer Alice
The morning call., 1890-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph Denwell and wife to Madalena Casassa
Of v; line Of 56-yara 100, E. 2o1so ;..... $4,000
E. X. Wood t. Ira Franeher, lot 2, BLOCK 1853,
University Extension Homestead........... 10
Elizabeth Cameron to j. A. Vaughan, lot
5 liae OF Geary ST. 46a w. Of Steiner, W.
Alfred 6. Wizard To- Charles R Manuel ct al.
undivided one-ffth tract OF land, containing
leo acres, beginning mile 2770 feet from
old Fort at the mouth OF san Francisco Bay. 10
Ferdinand Bussinger to Jacob jacobsen, lot
on Z. line OF Rose ST., 20 \. of Merritt, n.
James NJ. Donahue (by executors) to Jacob
Goldberg, lot on T. line OF Seventh ave, $50
s. of St, s. 25xl20; also Oh w line OF
Sixth ave, 800 s. Of St, 5. 50xl2O... -. 2745
James Holden ct al. to Joseph sophey, lot on
NW. line OF Folsom ST., 2O5 SW. OF Fourth,
Michael j. 0connor to George IL Larsen, lot ~
FREDERICK lex sefTn to Frederick Kron6efg lot ~
y. Iiue Of Post ST. 1853 w. of Webster.
Emily e BarstoW to Aciilie FLOCK. lot on W. ~
line OF Twelfth ave. 500 y. OF California
Thomas casey and wife TO Josephine Ward.
WELL lot on i. line of Jessie ST., 235 n. OF
Frederick d. Marsh and wife to Edgar j. de
lue. lot on W. line of Scott ST., n ;5J4 S. OF
Benjamin Hesiey TO Edward Deviin and wife
lot on f. line Of Washington ave-. S45 S. of
Margaret Mccormick to Henry L. King lot
on $; line OF Precita ave-, 4Ss E. OF Colun-
". j. Tinnin 10 y iiam IT, Taylor. lot on Sc
line OF Yolo and Massachusetts, sts., s. 2001
johanna Lynngresn to Charles Doian lot
15G, Silver Terrace Homestead ............ 10
Eliza CARMEL to William NJ. de " off, lot on
NV. line OF Folsom St, 125 NE. of Sixth,
NE. oZ1SO IL
Market and Stanyan Improvement Company
TO Isaac Eliaser lot L. line of Stanyan
ST. 26 n. OF Beigrave, n. 25:l, Z. lO4:6, S.
William nj nm HnSeii to Minnie Seal lot on w i'o
line of Laguna ST, rs S. of Pine. S. 25KS7 20 10
Mary A. Fritz 10 Eta O'Brien, lot on w. line
OF Fremont ST., 210 s. OF Frederick, S. 25xS0 10
Robinson husband
+. Perkins. lot on L line OF Howard ST.,
1851 IS S. OF Twcnty-ffth, $. 2S:6xl15....... 10
Mary A. Fritz TO Nelson 7. Nelson, lot on w.
line OF fremont ave, 635 s. OF Broderick,
s. 25xlSl IS. ..........,.............. -
b. Joost to Frances s. Starbird, lot on n. line
of Caseli ave, $50 w. OF Douglass, w. FOX
12l '.-...............-...-.''.'. ooe
The morning call., 1890-07-22
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta. spot. $500 &c; Wool Bags 500
3Sc; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
SUGAR-The California Refinery has marked up
yelows and now quotes terms net cash: Cube, 63sc;
Crushed, bsse; Extra Powdered, 63sc: Fine Crushed
Extra Q. 47sc; Golden Q, 45sc y 10; Bags 1sc more
than bbls
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra hne Cube. 6;sc; Crushed, 63sc; Fine Crushed.
6$sc; Powdered, $3.50; Extra fine Powdered 65sc:
Dry Granulated 6lsc; AX do oIsc; Confectionery
A, &c; White Extra Q, sc; Extra G. 43sc' Golden
Z. 45sc p 10.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
Their Capital Is Exhausted.

George Goeppert and Thomas Norton
formed partnership ON the 9TH of June
last for the purpose Of manufacturing jel-
lies, extracts and other chemical prepara-
tions. Goeppert supplied the capital, and
since it las become exhausted he has petit
TONED for dissolution Of the firm. and the
appointment Of a receiver.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

MORNING SALES.
Board-$5O00 S v 81 Bonds. 123s4 10 State In
vestnent Ins. II; 80 Cal Electric Light 2Os4
Street-60 Safety Nitro Powder. IA 10 California
street X, 6S14.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-10 Water, 991s; 80 do, 80: 100 yigo-
rit Powder, IA 25 do, 75s: 10 do, 73s SO do, IA
10 Pacific Gas Imp, SO u: 10 Safety Nitro Powder,
l41a; 100 do, l414 10 Pacific Lighting Co. 80.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD
Afternoon sales-2O S Water, 9SLa.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
A PRA We &.

(FOR IVAN.l
Written for THE MORNING CALL.
49, TITLE child OF many prayers,
Il May thy footsteps ever 90
al In the holy path OF right,
And no other ever know.
Little child of many prayers,
Innocent and spotess now,
Mayst thou ever love the cross
That was signed upon thy brow.
Little child of many prayers,
When the victory is won,
Mayst thou wear the crown OF lfe";
Mayst thou hear the words, "Well done"
Alameda, Cal. 1890. ANEikH.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July 21.-The stock market to-day
was dull but firm. The market opened from to
higher this morning. Sugar refneries again were
the most marked feature of the days operations.
In the last hour Atchison was attacked and
dropped per cent. The close was dull but firm,
and generally at something better than the OPEN
Ing prices Governments firm. Petroleum opened,
spot, ssIa and August S9sl. In the afternoon
prices declined from II to 5s then became steady,
remaining so until the close.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Unlted States Bonds: AS,
1872; AIS. l031A; Northern Pacific. S614 Cana
dian Pacific, s134; Central Pacific. SO; Atchi-
son, 45s4 Union Pacific, "a; Wells Fargo. 141;
Western Union, $685. Silver, 1O97s; Sterling,
81 s4s4@4 $3.50.
wheat-Cash, s71sc; August, $3.50
Flour-Steady.
Coffee-$17 IS.
Sugar-514@5 7-16c.
Hops-Caifornia, 16c
Hides-Callfornia lac
Copper-Lake, ST.
Tin-Spot. S2L
Lead-Domestic, 81 so.
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-S9Iac
The morning call., 1890-07-22
LICK HOUSE.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

MONDAY EVENING, July 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
wheat advanced again.
Barley and Oats firm.
Corn held higher.
Rye strong
hay unchanged.
White Beans lower.
Potatoes rising.
Onions steady.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese advanced.
Honey weaker.
Poultry nominal.
Apricots lower. Apples lower
Melons declined.
Peaches in better supply.
Hops higher.
Yellow Sugars marked up.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
The nanth inn Boat.

An autopsy yesterday on the body OF Car
lotta Solari, the young Italian woman who
died in a fishing beat OH the bay sunday,
showed that her death was caused by heart
disease
The morning call., 1890-07-22

Chicago Markets
CHICAGO July 2l.-wheat opened at about Satur-
days closing figures ruled easy. declined remained
quiet and steady, and closed at &c lower than on
Saturday. Receipts 7s5, 900 bushels; shipments
253, 900 bushels. Visible: Wheat 1857 900, de-
80 QUO bushels: Corn, ID 12S, 060, decrease
l.143,OOp bushels Oats, 3.177.00O. decrease $685.
600 bushels: Barley, 405O 900, decrease $4,000
bushels. Rye steady at 4Ss4c. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Wheat, cash, S712c.
Corn-373sc
Pork-Sl1 20.
Lard-S5 rs.
Ribs-$5.
Whisky-$l TO-
The morning call., 1890-07-22

BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality sSS1se'
third do, 494j2e.
VEAL-Large 466c; small Calves 69Sc-
MUTTON-Wethers 71a1Se: Ewes, 7G71ac.
HANDSPRING Lamb, S13@9c 2 10
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4I4@41ac for light grafn.ied.
and 3s4 @4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs. 3A3
&C = NJ dressed do, 715G5c q 10.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

Edward Turner. the negro ex-pugilist.
arrested for assaulting an aged Russian
charged yesterday by Officer Conboy with
criminal assault.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

G545 tcant ads Ia the GAIL last ,ceeI;. 1t
Is the only cant medium.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
Money for Uncle Sam.

The receipts for duties for the past week
were S161. 305 As, IN aking total since jan
uary 1st of S3,Ss6,9 $40 10. The Inter nal
Revenue collections in the San Francisco
District for the week ending on the 10Th
were as follows.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Haytian Republic
for Puget Sound, the willamette Valley for Yaquna
Bay, the Yaquina for Lompoc, and the Gypsy for
the Salinas River. The Wilmington falls due from
Puget Sound, the Crescent City from Crescent City,
the santa Cruz from the southern coast, and the
Ajax from Coos Bay.
The steamer Alcatraz, 2O2 tons, loads Lumber at
Humboldt for Guaymas. Ship Charles E. Moody,
1915 tons, Coal at Nanaimo for this port. Br ship
Anglo-American, 1888 tons, Lumber at Port Blake
Iavf for Cor,, os I'd
The morning call., 1890-07-22
ew York Markets.

States Bonds = as, 1894; 41a's, 1O6; Silver.
5OAdi Rentes, 92f 471ac.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
The morning call., 1890-07-22
En-Iish Wheat nInrket.

LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-The spot market is firm
at rs ldG7s 31ad. Cargoes are quiet at SIS for
off coast, 37s Cd for just shipped and 3Ss for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; July. Is I'd; August rs 234
September rs 3t4d; october, rs 3s4di November,
Is 4d; December. Is 4d.
SECURITIES.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
Mexican Dollars.
C-Aon,

Fine Silver.
The banks quote 81 O6@1 Os q ounce.
The morning call., 1890-07-22
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now PENDING
DIVIDENDS declared.

Advertisements of mines not listed on the
Eoard fall delinquent in Office.
The morning call., 1890-07-22

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 121ac for sight drafts and
l7Ihc for te1erranhic
The morning call., 1890-07-22
COMPANY.
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday in the San
Fran cisco Stock Board:
The morning call., 1890-07-22

LONDON. July 2l.-consOls. SO 7-ls; United
The morning call., 1890-07-22

English mails.
sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THoHAs
TESSENT. Chronometer and Instrument
Maker lS Market street.
: INV. 1w INV. Lw, sgIgg
Small. Large Large Small s. 50
2l...I Ill AM ST AM 3.46 PM BAT PM5.O37.28
Pa l5S Al S55 AM All Phi $40 pm l5.Oi7.27
30 3O3 AN g3S AN 437 PM 81 Pm 5. O57 .27
"a 4S0 An fO19 AN 500 pm II. SO Pr 5.O67.26
Small. Large.
25.... sos AN 11.O6 AMI 5.47 PM 900 AMI .077-25
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NINE. FLESHER'S SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUT-
Ni ting aud dressmaking; you are taught to make
dress from beginning to end; the most perfect la
di s. tailor system In existence. 81 Sixth St y22 I'm
ELEGANTIY FITTING SUITS MADE VERY
IL reasonable. 1873 Howard ST. iy22 It's
nRESSMAKERS-CAL AND SEE THE LATEST
~ novelties OF the season; The Partisan dartess
basque and seamless waist, at 10 o. rarrel j20 jt*
I ADIES-IF you WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
J. fitting suits. handsomely draped, made for ST,
please call At MRS. NORRIS, 1921 Geary. 20 SIS
DREsS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Dauthentic French tailor system. $40 Post. jel5 6m
M ISIS AGNES Keller, 119 STOCKTON. NEAR
4u Gearyi stylish suits from SO 90 ups cutting all
ETH specially; 10 cents; perfect r. ap7 u
GMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at Gail Branch Ofices, SOB Larkin
St, 359 Hayes ST. and 25lS Mission ST.; open till
The morning call., 1890-07-22

NIVE A TALL SLIM MAN A CHANCE-wECAN
" fit you matter how tall. in merchant tallor-
made spring suit for $50: merchant tailor's price
$40 ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
cor. Post and Dupont SIS.