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The morning call., 1890-07-19

Stockton 225 $50 MarysvIlle $780, 1870. Los Angeles
3,s27,630 Cotton 1,0s3,690 East Portland 214,-
7l0i grand total, 30,604,540 pounds.
s!The leaffng items were rs follows: 3175 etls
Beans 1878 gals Brandy, 347,756 gals Wine,
1.699,67O lbs Canned Goods. 11O,250 lbs Dried
Fruit 30, 1870 lbs Raslns, 2,79S,240 lbs Fresh Fruit,
1900, $40 lbs Citrus Fruit, 1853 030 rs Hides 1922
$50 lbs Hops, 1880 1bs Honey. 4S9,S60 lbs
Leather, l,779,780 lbs Potatoes 226 .430 lbs onous
1850. $50 lbs Wool 54o,s20 lbs Canned Salmon,
4e,5l0 TBS Picked Salmon, 755, 100 lbs Vegetables
3Ol,s30 lbs Coffee, 2799,37O It's Sugar and $780,
$50 lbs Tea.
As will be by the above list Fresh Fruit ship
ments eastward have begun in earnest. and of the
total Sacramento forwarded 1887, lao lbs, nearly
40 carloads, being nearly 30 per cent of the total
The shipments this month will be much larger. OF
the Potatoes Los Angeles shipped AL, 090 TBS, or
~ carloads, or rs per cent of the total. Los An
geles also forwarded 617720 lbs of the Vegetables.
The great bulk of the Wool, Wine, Canned Goods
and other produce. as well as the grocery staples,
went from San Francisco. The Citrus Fruit OF
course, went from Southern California.
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Stocks stronger at slight advance In the
morning session yesterday, but in the afternoon
call the whole line broke some stocks touching the
lowest prices OF the week. Belcher sold down to
So rs, Best q Becher to SO 80, Chollar to SO s5
Gould q Curry to 81 10, Norcross to 81 80, Ophir
to "a 20, Savage to 81 10. Union TO 80 so, and SO
on. The close was steady, as appears below.
In local stocks and bonds Safety Nitro Powder
rose to sl3 70. Hawaiian Commercial was lower
at $l4 asked. Electric Light fell to $2l o. but re-
covered to $2l 80.
Yigort Powder has declared dividend OF 1Oc
payable on the lst; Black Diamond Coal Company
one of zoe, payable now; Union Insurance one OF
IA per cent for the quarter payable on the 21st
The Parrot Mine or Montana paid a dividend OF
$4,000 on the 30th, making $l44 900 this year.
The Quicksilver Mining Company will pay divi-
dend of 11a per cent on preferred stock, amounting
to 1880. on the lst
The Silver Mining Company of Lake Valley N
Mex, has declared quarterly dividend of per
cent, or $25,000, payable on the 2lst. This will
make 1925, 900 to date.
The Palm Valley Land Company is assessed soc
delinquent August 18th.
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the State of California
for Portland, the Gaelic for China and Japan, the
Umatilla for Victoria and Puget Sound, the Santa
Rosa for San Diego, the AK for Puget Sound and
the Alex Duncan for San Pedro The san Bias falls
due from Panama, the China from China and Japan,
the Oregon from Portland, the Eureka from San
Pedro, the Willamette Valley from Yaquiaa Bay,
the Yaquina from the southern coast, the North
Fork from Humboldt Bay and the San Pedro from
Tacoma.
The ship Palmyra, 1899 ton, loads Coal at Tacoma
for this port snip Edward o'Brien, 1862 tons, Coal
at Nanaimo for this port.
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK, July Is. The stock market was
very dull, and quotations were about the same as
the closing of yesterday. Trading principally
in Sugar Trusts.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Unjted States Bonds: as,
121; 41a's. 1903; Northern Pacific. S61s; Cana
dian Pacific. s1ss Central Pacific 80; Atehi-
son, 455s; Union Pacific, 63ss; Wells Fargo. 140
Western Union. 1914; Silver. 1922; Sterling,
81 8419@4 1914.
wheat-Cash, CSC; August, 93I4c.
Flour-Steady.
Cofree-$17 10.
Sugar-4ss@4 1876.
Hops-California, 18c.
Hides-California, 14c
COpper-Lake, SIC rs.
Tin-Spot $21 80
Lead-Domestic, 81 60
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-SS1sc.
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The Weeks FniInres

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports Is
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared
with for the previous week and 5 for the CORE
spending week of 1899. The failures for the past
week divided among the trades as follows:
grocers. hotels, general stores, Saloons l res
taurant, undertaken. l dry goods. l ieweler 1
cigars, clothing manufacturer aud varieties.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-No further change Calcutta, spot, GAO
6isc; Wool Bags 36@D3Sc: Potato GUINNESS nominal
isRlCE-The steady advance in silver. by enhancing
exchange creates corresponding steady apprecIa-
ton III Rice. Chinese mixed, 50; No. l Chinese,
81 1905 DO u two mats; extra No. /, So rs; Ha-
waiian, So rs y ctl.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows terms net. cash. cube, 63sc; Crushed,
6Ssc; Extra Powdered, 6ssc; Fine Crushed 63ac;
Dry Graduated, csc; Confectloners' A, &c; Ex-
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, July ID

FRIDAY EVENING, July 1S
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat largely nominal.
Barley advanced again.
Oats steady.
Corn higher.
Rye closely held.
Hay frmer.
Ground Barley marked up.
Beans unchanged.
> Rice advanced.
Potatoes firm.
Onions higher.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs firm.
Turkeys higher.
Not much change in Game.
Apricots lower.
Peaches weak.
Dried Fruits quiet. but firm.
Tomatoes sold better.
Hops firm.
Barreled Beef lower.
Eastern Hams higher.
Dressed Hogs marked up.
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ventura raster Company with Fletcher A. Smith
to build on S. line OF Bay ST. 1876 r. NJ Eiinaar'
T. l37:6x2!5; $500; bonds $1,000, W. j. Adams
A. ,. BALDWIN with D. NJ. Van wart, manteIs Van
Ness ave-, near Pine ST.; $500 70"
John Nightingale Jr with Western Iron Works
wrought iron, NV. cor. Van Ness ave and MarKet
ST., n ~ 3.l6 W. 20. s. 20, Ne 2S:4: s2gI4.
iron. same 1880 '"is' o"''
same; $4,000. ieA "oiA'
Fritz Hing with A. Duebel to build on Ninoteantb
ST., $50 w. OF Sanchez: $3.50: ponds sp7on Iames
j. Mckinnon and Henry Sanders o1"''
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef continues weak and abundant Mutton is
still in moderate supply. Hogs rule firm and dressed
are higher Wholesale rates from slaughterers 10
dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality, &C., second quality, 5@512ci
third do, 4@141ac.
vEAL1Large, 1860; small Calves 6asc.
MuTToS-Wethers, 712@sc; Ewes, 7@7lac.
PORk-Live Hogs. 414@f1ac for light grain-fed,
and 34G4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs, $40
4c z. 10 I; dressed do, 71aGSc p 10.
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w. d. Bridge, who was caught in G. Rot
tanzps liquUr-store on Market street by
Officer Tobin late at night recently, was
sentenced by Judge Lawler yesterday to
six months Imprisonment in the House of
Correction. Bridge had a pair Of opera
glasses and $40 in money which lie could
not account for, but as he had entered the
store before the hour of closing and hid
himself away, charge of burglary could
not be placed against him
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,oKLYN HOTEL.
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

ExKng Milan has dark complexion, and his
reputation IS equally SHADY.
Mr.. Paul Clifford has discovered a terrific ex-
pOsiye which makes no report
MIR. and Mrs. Ward McAster will help main
tain the tone OF Richield Springs.
BOuangers lieutenant, racquet, like Paul
DerOulede, Is poet OF distinction.
VIII Carleton is said to make poetry pay and
receives an average OF $500 for his poems.
Sarah Bernhardt says that whenever she has
fit OF anger IL Is invariably followed by sickness.
The Paris Sor says that General Boulanger
has asked the Government to grant him par
don.
In the hurry burly of taking the census it is
feared that Commissioner Porter has neglected
TO count himself
Senator Stewart of Nevada is an lnveterate
smoker. His liking for a cigar Is even greater
than was General Grants
Ria Kittredge of Belfast, Me-. has written
President Harrson's last message, containing
10000 words, on postal card.
Mrs. Caroline Arherion Briggs Mason, author
of do They Miss Me at Homer" died in an III
sane asylum at Worcester, Mass.
II Is announced that Chief Justice Morton of
Massachusetts Will resign his office next month
after thrty-two years OF service.
Minister Frederick Grant and Mrs. Grant are
taking two months holiday in the north of
Germany and the Scandinavian countries.
Georges Hugo grandson of Victor Hugo, was
recently buncoed out of S35, 900, The basis Of the
transaction being played out stone quarry.
One OF the most skillful wdtcl-maKers in At
lanta Is a woman Mrs E. A. Kew. By means of
her trade she sunports herself and children in
comfnrt
Gilbert, the English dramatist begins his liter
airy work about midnight and keeps on writing
until the sun has risen. lie is great consumer
OF cigarettes.
Lenox is TO have an American Duchess this
season in the person of Duchess dAuXy of Bel
ttu, nu1 henuA WI N.Y. NJ. o "HSpps u
III 'he il i"'ei VI WI D. fAnioo ue va ~.
Princess Dolgoroukl, The morganatlc VIE OF the
late Gar has made a great literary hit In Russia
by publishing her memoirs. The book was SO
interesting thai the police seized every available
cory
Mn,o ,,od;o,,,. so,,, a,,o ,,nro+ ,e.o,a % m,
nIine e.; ~, SyS st9 20 I a ~ &C.
duRt5 loi tne ledsou tpdt " iono oue toupoI -
to lose ones beauty Husbands who nave scoid-
IiS 49,. iiiN"s ~ So y
G cIats 'nis ou' anu pas'is IL oh 'ne
Pow Nassau formerlv of Phtlade,nbfa-
has been en- living in the Gaboon and Coriseo MIS-
The morning call., 1890-07-19

Timothy Godson, who lives on Harrison
street, near Third. was arrested yesterday
morning at the instance of his wife on
charge of assault wi til deadly weapon.
He says that she Is growing entirely too
nervous and sensitive, for although he had
chased her around the street opposite the
house with a butcher-knife he had no in
tention of harming her. A frightening for
his wife once in a while, he thought, was
good way of keeping peace in the house.
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Butter, Cheese and Eggs dearer this week and
choice brands of each are not abundant.
Poultry is in very good supply, and two carloads
from the East have arrived during the week
This is now the zenith of the stOnefruit season.
Red Apples scarce this year and high. Peaches
and Apricots have been scarce but have been more
abundant during the past day two. Melons are
cheaper A few Cherries and Currants are still to
be seen.
Green Lima Beans are now offering. Other sea-
sonabie Vegetables are abundant
The hsh-stalls well supplied at unchanged
prices.
Mutton continues more or less scarce
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
prjc IiSr.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 81 1904 50; Bakers extras, 81 1904 20:
city superhne, So 90@3 20; interior brands, SIG
IS for extras, and 81 EGGS 20 . Dbl for super
fine.
WHEAT-was largely nominal yesterday, as the
Western Union fire at New York cut off the usual
European quotations. No. l, 81 32159l 50; No.
2, 81 80 q 3l4; choice, 81 364; Sonora,
81 3212; extra choice for milling, 81 S7i4@1 40
p ctl.
The morning call., 1890-07-19

James Ferry was acquitted of the charge
OF robbery after a trial in Judge Skaters
department. Yesterday. He was accused of
1859, and on his first trial was Convicted and
sentenced to serve nine months in Folsom
Prison. a new trial was granted him,
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The NiticuIturists.

The State Viticultural Commission will
commence moving to its new quarters at
81 Pine street on August 10Th, and will
open up at its new house on September 1st.
The Grape-growers' and Wine-ma kers' As
ISOLATION has elected j. b. J. Portal and
Professor George Hussman as delegates tn
the San francisco Worlds Fair Assoc
citation.
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Mrs. Kisdon.s Beoues,s.

The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Risdon, relict of the founder of the Risdon
] ron Works, was fled yesterday. The estate
is valued at ST. 600 and comprises 1913 acres
furniture. A daughter-in-law, Mrs Robert
A. Risdon and a daughter of the testatrix
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL July lS.-The spot market is firm
at 7s@7s 21ad. Cargoes are quiet at 3Ss for
off coast, SIS 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 2s4 :
September, rs 314d; October. rs 3a4d; November
Is 4d; December. rs 4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 1S.-Consos. SO 5-16: United
States Bonds = AS, 1221a; 41a's los; Silver.
sod; Rentes. off Soc Bullion into Bank of Eng
land, $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-07-19

The Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League
managers are telegraphing around the country
for an umpire. Any young man With cast-iron
constitution and no fear OF glycerine explosions
or earthquakes should apply at once at James
town. Two or three umpires who commenced
the season have resigned to save their friends
from blrying them.
The morning call., 1890-07-19

MORNING SALES
Board-5O + GasIight, 5SIs ] 5 do, 5S5s.
Street-10O Yigorit Powder, rs; $1,000 81
Bonds, 1895.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Boards Oakland Gas, 351s; 90 Cal Electric
Light, 2l14 do. 211a: so Ferries X, IS; 100
Safety Nitro Powder, ID 100 do, 1875 rs do. 1874
A paci 6c (,aSI unn
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IN SUMMER TIME.

Now the teacher, the preacher.
Most every made creature;
The doctor the LAWYER the dude and the nlrti
The butcher. the baker
The candlestlck maker,
Are each of Them wearing the neglige shirt
But laundrymen hate 1t
And fercely berate 1t,
For naticht else their business so vitality hurts.
Tbevid make scores OF dollars
on starched cuffs and collars
II 'tWern't for those terrible neglige SHIRTS.
chicago Evening Post.
The morning call., 1890-07-19

Overland freight shipments from California by
Southern Pacific lines In June were as follows, In
pounds: San Francisco II 1925, 430, Oakland $685.
800, Sacramento 5.514,3U0. San Jose 7S6,920
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THE STOCK MARKET.

are the devisees, share and share alike.
The son has petitioned for letters tesla
mertarv
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ira c. 4s4c; Golden c. aye q ID: Bags, 1sc moro
than DbiS
The American Refinery quotes. terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube 63sc Crushed, 63se: Fine Crushed.
63sc; Powdered, 6Ssc; Extra tne Powdered, $3.50;
Dry Graduated, 61sc; Xxx do, o1sc; Confect1onesrs
A, Sc; White Extra &, sc; Extra G, 47ac; Golden
&, 45se p 10,
The morning call., 1890-07-19
Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO, July 1S.-wheat opened from 1so to
i4c higher, gradually advanced 1sc, ruled easier
and closed CSC higher than yesterday. Receipts
3s3, 900; shipments, 312, 900 bushels. Rye dun at
4Slac. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. July 1s.-wheat. cash, $3.50.
Corn-3SIsc.
Pork-$l1 90.
Lard-$5 S212
Ribs-$5 TO-
Whisky-$1 10.
The morning call., 1890-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John G. Kelly to Adolph Dobyryzensky. lotion
$. line of Iwenty-hf ST., 17s:2 W. of Do
Mary T Kelly (by administrator to same,
same. 400
ance Company, Block $40 Tide Lands......
State Investment and Insurance Company to
William l. Holloway, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Annie Young to Benjamin Williams, midi
vided sixth of lot on n. line OF Geary ST.,
165 w. of buchanan, W. ~ :6xl 81 g.. 10
John I. Hendry and wife to John Stokes. lot
on W. side of Eighth St, 225 s. of Clement,
Leo Meyer to Alex i. Leonard. lot on sw.
cor. Post and Cough sts. W. q :6xl1O...... 10
Joseph NJ. Comerford to John +. Jeren lot on
n. line of McALister St, 13l % W. of Park
ave, W; 20, n. 96 a. Ne. 20; s,97s. 425o
Sc line OF Mission ST.. 100 SW. of Fourth,
Thomas MeSrorsy and wife to Ohm oSiara ~
lot on S. line OF Twenty-ninth St. 800 W. of
william b. Marshuta to Jacob Heymaa, lot IL
August schobfeid to W. W. Toiie, lot on l. ~
line OF eapp ST., 100 s. of rwenty-nfth, S.
Behrend Joost TO Hattie 4 o'Brien lot on \. ~
line OF Hill ST., 100 Z. OF Noe, L. 5Oxll4 8
Wendell Easton to Mary Herman, lot on L.
line Of Thirty-ninth ave, 12o n. ofy St, n
Thomas Laane to Edward ouigIey and wife, ~
lot on 5. line Of St, 57:6 W. OF Thirty.
third ave-, w. 25xl00: also lot on N. line OF
St. 81 IS E. OF Thlrty-fourth ave, L 25x
Henry eEg S. Bridge to S. S q. Draaomanovc6 10
25xIo0., $500
blCuinODu VIVA ASSOCIATION To 4. ID. Brandon,
LSbos s: 5ox12o; 1850
William Patterson to Joseph c. Jennings Lot
IL, Block A, Park Hill Homestead No 4
John Mason to j. w. Miller, lot "a, Block as
City Land Association. ................... 8
lmogene L. Sperry to j. w. Miller, lot 3d.
Block A. same. ...,,.....,........
ImOgene l. sperry to W j. jeffrey, lots So
and 81, Block AZ, same. ...........,.,..
John L. Hendry and wife to Thomas Orr lot
on w. line OF Twentieth ave, 100 S. OF Cali
fOrnia, s. 25xl 20................... 10
d. J. Staples ct al. to Julia L. Preston, lot on ~
T. line OF Monroe ST., 1146 N. of Bush, y,
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
E. Woodward to w. S. Phelan lot 37:6xlOO
on n. line of Tenth ST., 81 IS L. of Chestnut 5OO
W. S. Phean and wife to L. Woodward lot
on +. line OF Salem ST., 200 N OF Forty
third, E. 1870, N. 123, w, 100 49, etc 2AOO
K Atweil to L. Mcguire lot 5OYl 81. com
mencing 2545 IT. from San Pablo ave and
y. A. Leonard TO d. Fosher lot 44xl5U. on s
line OF San Antonio ave. 1872 w. of Lafay-
cite ST., Alameda. .,........... IN
Same to o. w. Fisher, lot 40x / 80 on s line
OF San Antonio ave, 3O1 w. OF Lafayette
ST., Alameda. ................... 10
line OF Chestnut ST., III - NJ OF Fifth 325
w. Atkinson to Clarkson Start lot 81 :6xl3l
on Sc. cor. Pacific ave. and Webster st 10
*. :. Leckie TO H. Miller, lot 5OxlOO on
SW. cor. Eleventh and Jackson SITS IN
ID. w. o. Gaskell to W. j. Wilson, lot SOY
iZ2;6, on f. line Of Telegraph ave-, 81 s. of
Z. linda to Carmen linda. lot 75xlS5 on W
line OF san Pablo ave-, 100 s. OF University
ave-, Berkeley .............,.... r
Z. Conl0n to NJ. Conlon, lot 50xil2 on n
line OF Third ST., n w. OF Chestnut ~ Gift
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 1219c for sight drafts aud
22ihc for teIecraphc.
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Mexican Dollars.

Fine Silver.
The banks quote 81 O6@1 os . ounce.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From saa Francisco.
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Sun AND TIDE Table.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOHA5
TESSENT Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. lS Market street.
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Miss Thompson, Elgin
w E Shaw, San Diego
j NJ Hougher. San Diego
J W Collins, San Diego
F Z Harvey q W, Ohio
d G Pilsbury, Mass
IlG Ritter & W, Mass
S X Smith & W, Masse
Mrs jerome ~ maid, Mass
II w Wright, San Jose
w H Crocker, San Jose
J Ballard, San Jose
j Z Wheeler, Sacto
10 w Coils, Kohn
ii G Brownler &w, Denver
Miss Brownler. Denver
II Knowles, Battle City
J Allschell, New York
g d Haven & W. Salt Lake
Miss Haven, Salt Lake
S Cummings, Salt Lake
Fl ii Pitcher, Livermore
/ L McAllister, Sau Rafael
II II Hammer, Santa Cruz
+ w Eastman, New York
)NAL HOTEL
IVY Gaffney, Nevada
j Whitcomb, Kansas City
Miss Whiteomb, KansasC
II Corcoran, Ukiah
II A PaieD, Los Gatos
J Rasmussen, Los Gatos
j Cooper, San Jose
Mrs c Windei, San Jose
Miss E Smith, San Jose
j = Mylar, Eureka
+ Light0n, Benicia
j w Jones, California
j Fraser & W, Truckee
Z Stuart. Truckee
J ii Wilson, Truckee
j G Waller, New Mexico
NJ ii hanging, y Mex
l. Brady, Alvarad0
I Brady, Alyarado
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W Curlett, San Rafael
ii G Otis, Los Angeles
g Is Noble. Fresno
w NJ Moulton, Cal
J d Schuyler. San Diego
+ Caswell, San Diego
j A Goldsmith. SanMateI
NJ SuSman, Australia
Miss L NJ Larkin. Boston
Miss f L LarKin, Boston
+ Burdge, New York
| Harrington, SCarolina
G w Williams, S Carolina
j II Murdoch, S Carolina
ii j Hall, Seattle
j j Fay, HOLSTER
Q ID Willard, Los Angeles
j L Crooks, Benicia
Miss Crooks. Benleia
q Groth, Belgium
G b joey, Indiana
s Moffitt, New York
A Grinbard. New York
j A David, New York
Col Thompson, Elgin
INTERSATIt
F Lebaron. Vacaville
S A Clayton, Vacaville
Miss Clayton, Vacaville
Z VI Peters, Maine
+ Wilson. Maine
r Hickey, Florida
W Patterson Il w,San Die
v Patterson, San Diego
Miss Patterson, San Dieg
+ Il Reynolds. Flagstaff
+ Doolin, San Mateo
q Meyer, Napa
F Spikens, Illinois
L II Horn, Santa Clara
NJ Gorley, San Luis 0bisp
Mrs A Smith, San Luis oh
j + Stiffen, Martinez
W NJ Lovelace, San Lean
ID III Franklin, Nevada
= III No l. aetA- L .-p.r
The morning call., 1890-07-19

,n,a Vel, my dear must say you had an adven-
lule Which might have ended more seriously and
we must be civil TO this nice MI. BayfordI and
ASK blh 10 lunch or TO dinner. Dr. Meadows re-
InelneTs Inn, and he is rising young man. and
WIN make his way III the world Indeed. / ones
ZION whether lie VIII care 10 make the acotaint-
ance OF such small folks as ourselves Sill ,ue
VIII 90 INN The civllity to give him the chance
Elsie. u'eu
a day or two had passed since we saw Mr.
Arthur Bayfofd and Miss Maynard part at the
gaIden-gaIe, and 1t Is not loo much to say thai
. Arthur had thought increasingly Of Elsie ever
since, and that Else's thoughts had Travelled
Continually to Arthur. Would he ACCEPT her
fathers Invitation? She remembered now to
have head bis name, for Lord Harlon was erect
ing some buildings Oh his estate, and ii was the
clergyman Of the parish who had said in Elsie's
hearing. THAT the architect Lord Harton was
employing was as young as lie was clever"
1t was all that she could DO TO conceal her agi-
tation and pleasure when Mr. Bayford accom-
panied her father back TO luncheon one day the
week following. The meeting was certainly
little embarrassing for both young people, for
though they had walked and talked together,
they could hardly be said 10 have seen each other
The morning call., 1890-07-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FRIDAY, July
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-10

At the Clarksville Dental Parlors,
over Stratton's shoe store, DIR Mark
well makes "A speciality of crown and
bridge work. a9-d2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-10
Obituary.

w. d. Moss was born in Warren
county, N. c., Sept. Is, 1922; immi-
grated to Montgomery county, Tenn,
in lS49, where he resided until 1860.
He then moved to Christian county,
KY, where he died March 3lst, 1890,
aged 81 years, 6 months and Is days.
Broddie Moss was noble, kind
hearted, generous and most hospital BILE
man. A kind husband, a devoted IA
ther and grand father. He was social
and cheerful by nature, always spread
ing sunshine wherever he went.
He was the social life of every group
of friends he met, but never seemed
so happy as when he had his friends,
his children and grand children gath
cred around his cheerful home, enjoy
ing his bountiful hospitality.
He leaves a griefstricken wife, a
sorrowing family, and host of friends
to mourn his loss.
His last illness was of several
weeks duration and severe, but
he bore it with remarkable
fortitude. Although he was Tot a
professor of religion, he died not as
one without hope, for several days be
fore his death he seemed almost con-
stantly engaged in devout and earnest
prayer, and only a few minutes before
he breathed his last, he called his
children around his bedside and bid
them farewell. He expressed perfect
resignation to his fate, that he was not
afraid to die; but was prepared, ready
and willing to go. We feel and be.
lieve that our loss is his eternal gain.
WY