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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Profits of the Masonic Fair Held
at Baltimore, Md.

Fidelity Lodge, No. 100. F. and A. NJ,
held special meeting last Saturday after
noon at o'clock, when the Degree of En-
tered Apprentice was worked.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. ],
/. o. o. F., had well attended meeting last
Saturday evening. when officers were elected
for the ensuing term.
King Solomon's Lodge, No. 26O, F. and A.
NJ, at its called meeting last evening had a
'.raising."
Good VIII Encampment, No. 50, l. o. o.
F., at its regular session last evening con-
ferred the Golden Rule and Royal Purple
degrees.
At the called meeting of Hermann Lodge,
No. 127, F. and AM, last evening the Off
GERS elected to serve for the ensuing year
were duly installed.
California Lodge, No. l, 1. o. o. F., at its
regular meeting last evening conferred the
initiatory.
San Francisco Chapter, No. 1. Royal Arch
Masons, held its annual meeting last evening,
when officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year.
Burnaby Lodge, No. 1914, Sons of st.
George, will give party ON Saturday even
ing, 21lh inst. The following is the Com
mlttee on Arrangements: w. r. Jacks,
William Clack, r. w. Barlow, F. A. Eyre.
%: Jones, w. f. Chamberlain, j. NJ. Evans,
Thomas Trebell. G. Ii. Wooden.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
!. .. U. F., will have fine entertainment at
It's regular meeting next Saturday evening.
A new lodge Of the Knights of Pythias
will shortly be instituted in Oakland.
The grand officers of the Order of Chosen
Friends will visit Santa Rosa Council on
Wednesday evening, January I'd.
new lodge of the a. o. U. w. is being
formed at Elk ('rqaly (.nluSa Comfy
Redwood City Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Will publicly install its officers on Saturday
evening, January 10th, when the trophy won
by it at the last Grand Lodge session will be
presented.
The cornerstone of the new State Reform
School at lone, Alameda County, will be
masonically laid next Tuesday.
There are in Illinois 1876 Past Chief Pat
riarchs of the |. o. 0. +.
The Maryland Masonic Fair, the Balti-
more News states, produced net profit of
about S65, coo toward paying off the debt of
the Grand Lodge of Maryland. Grand
Master Shryock is to be congratulated upon
this successful outcome of his and the crafts
devoted labOrs.
Ivy Lodge, No. 1716 knights of Honor,
held enc of its social entertainments on Fri
pay evening last, which was largely at
tended by members of the order aud their
lady friends. An address was made by +.
Z. Suthe. laud, G. D., followed by literary
and musical programme, after which ban
quet was partaken of, provided in fine style
by tue Entertainment Committee, which
was heartily enjoyed by ALL
Dolic Lodge, No. 2l5, +. and A. NJ, will
give banquet TO lis newly elected officers
after Installing them next Thursday even
ing in B'nai Birth Hall,
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MINERAL OR AGRICULTURAL2
A Contest to Determine the Character OF
San Benito Grant.

A Contest to Determine the Character of
San Benito Grant.
A contest to establish the character of
disputed parcel Of land in San Bento
County is in progress before John F. Shee-
han, Register, and I. b. Shannon, Receiver,
of the United States Land Office. The title
of the case is George Schriyer VS.. The
Southern Pacific Company.
Schriver held possession of the $40 acres
in question several years ago, although it
was i'll the Southern Pacific Company's
grant. lie claimed the land as mineral, and
as such that he had right to locate on it,
while the railroad company contended that
it was agricultural or grazing land. In 1885,
the Southern Pacific Company threw the
matter into the United States Circuit Court,
where the land was decided to be grazing
pastures, aud the ownership of it by the
railroad company was affirmed.
Four years later the company brought
suit for eiectment in the same court and re-
covered Judgment. and in March last
Sclriver was elected from the land by the
United States Marshal. He then instituted
a second contest which was begun yester-
day morning. Only four witnesses have
been examined so far, and the case will not
be finished until late to-day. if even so soon.
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REAL ESTATE.
Sales Reported = Oakland and
Alameda Offerings.

O'Farrell & Lang sold yesterday a new
residence and lot 25x102 :SA, 1890 Washing
ton street. from Charles Mason to Mrs.
Barr, for $500.
William j. Dingee, Oakland, has effected
the sale OF a lumber of residences recently.
He offers several lots in desirable localities
near the local railroad and line of the cleo
trio system; also cottages ard houses on the
installm@nt plan.
The catalogue of superior homes ard gilt
edged building sites which lie is preparing
for the aueton-room will be interesting
TO parties in search of that class of prop
erty.
L. W. Woodward & Co., Oakland, have
for sale modern cottage on northwest
corner, convenient to the cars; a large board
iDg-bouse in West Oakland; 2 new cottages
in a central location, and eco acres of grain
and hay land situated near the railroad be-
tween Oakland and San Jose.
H. =. Moreal, Alameda, has cottages and
houses on the installment system.
MaTcuse 81 Lesser. Alameda, have for
sale line of inS;allment homes
Joseph A. Leonard, Alameda, offers
modern cottage one block from the narrow
gauge railroad.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

for Lass sA,ppmg hteuioenes hq0hta Paas
->~>r-0~~~S-.-~~oo-~-oe~o-
MONDAY. Dec Is.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs, 20 hours from Humboldt:
lumber, TO Pollard & Dodge.
Stmr San Pedro, Hewitt, 80 hours from Tacoma:
1000 tons coal. to Southern Pac Co.
Mic stmr Montserrat, Blackburn days from Ma
naimo: 1900 tons coal, TO John RosenfeId's Sons.
Schr Mary Anderson. Knudsen 5 days from
Fisks Mill: SO cords wood, to Ross & Hewlett
Schr Mary Gilbert, AeKerman. 20 hours from Al
bion: 100 NJ IT lumber to Wetherbee.
Cleared.
MONDAY, Dec Is
stmr city of Pueba, Debney. Victoria and Port
Townsend; Goodal Perkins & Co.
sailed.
MONDAY. Dec Is
stmr Coos Bay. Nicholson. Fort Brasgsetc
Stmr Greenwood. Fagerlund.s
Stmr Jewel. Madsen. Caspar.
Stmr Farallon. Bonifeld.
Schr Jennie Thelin, Olsen.
TelegraDhic.
POINT LOBOS - Dec IS 10 p. M-weather
clear; wind NE, velocity 8 miles.
Memoranda.
Per Br ship Ciackmannanshre-oct is, lat 56 s
and appeared to be IN a disabled Condition but she
showed no signals of Distress
Miscellaneous.
ASTORIA-Dec 1.-THE bar Is very rough and
the wind is blowing hard. The stmr Oregon is an
chored at Point stevens. with but little chance OF
Dec Stat 50 y. lon 70 W, ship samarIa, hence
Dec 5-Lat 40 n, Ion IA W, ship Indiana hence
Aug Tor Fleetwood.
Oct 5-Lat 10 s. lon "a W. Br ship ElglnshIre, firm
Liverpool for San francisco.
Domestic Ports.
COOS BAY-Sailed Dec 14-Stmr Arago, for San
Arrived Dec l4-Stmr Maggie Ross, from San
Francisco; schr c II Merchant hence Dec 7.
ALBl0N-sailed Dec l5-sehr Lila ana Matte.
EUREKA-ArrIved Dec l5-stmr North Fork I'm
wEsTPoRT-ArrivaoDe 15-stmr Record, hce
Dec 8.
SAN PEDRo-sailed Dec 15-schr courser. for
Arrived Dec 15-stmr Rival, from Fort Bragg;
schr Leeds, from Umpqua.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Dec I5-Schr Ruby G Cous-
BoW VI ST LASDlNG-saisd Dec 15-scbr Bill
the Butcher, for San Francisco.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Dec l4-Ship Jos s spin-
fhILADELPHIA-cleared Dec ls-ship Carl
ton, for San francisco.
Foreign Ports.
NEWCASTLE. NSw-Arrived Dec ls-Bktn Rob
ert Sudden, from Melbourne. to load for Kahului.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec 13-Ger bark Oregon,
Sailed Dec 1s-Ger bark Hackhsld, for Homo
lulu.
QUEENsTowN-Arrived Dec l2-Br shin Hart.
field. hence Aug 81: Br ship Bidston Hi. hence
Jaig 70 sr ship EI5ara hence Aug 49, Br ship
FALMOUTH, Arrived Dec 1ss- Br ship Drumel.
PANAMA-sailed Dec l2-stmr City of New York.
for San Francisco. A'
m! MoNTGyInSo-saiie Dec l2-Br ship Euphro-
Y0koHAMA-saiIed Dec 13-Br ship Miiverton.
LoNDoN-sailed Dec ls-Br ship Drumcraig. for
San Francisco. io'
LIZARD-Passed Dec l3-Ger bark India from,
Oregon for Queenstown.
Movements of Trans stlantic Steamers.
~ HAMBURG-Arrived Dec 12-Stmr Scandal from
.LONDON-Arrived Dec l5-Stmr suevta from
New York for Hamburg.
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The STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were dull and irregular yesterday. Potosi
and Bullion sold higher, while other stocks
fell off slightly. Closing quotations appear below
Local securities were dull, with decline in
Electric Light to S16Is
The local savings banks have begun TO declare
their semi-annual dividends. The California Saw
ings and Loan Society is the first, with dividend
at the rate of 5.5S per per annum on term and
AS per cent on ordinary deposits, payable on
January 2Sth.
The following stocks sold ex-divtdend yesterday:
Atlantic Dynamite, ACC per share; California Pow
der Works, 81; Giant Powder 75c; California
Electric Light, loo; Oakland Gas, zoe: San Fran
cisco Gas soc; Stockton Gas. zoe; Omnibus Cable,
25c; California Street Gable, 50c; Black Diamond
Coal. zoe.
The production Of the Comstock Lode last week
was rs follows: Con. Cal Il Virginia 1850 tous ORE
assayins sl9 81; Justice, ISL tons S22 40; occi-
dental. SIG tons Sl7 80; Choar, $50 tons, $40 10.
Commonwealth and NoIth Commonwealth have
shipped s2s0l2 on joint account. Commonwealth
ore is sssaying $3.50 SIS.
Con. Imperial is assessed sc, delinquent in once
January 10th.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now pendinr
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ALAShA'S WEALTH.
Rich Mines of Silver and Gold in the
Vicinity OF Juneau.

Rich Mines of Silver and Gold in the
Vicinity OF Juneau.
l.. Radovich, a well-known inventor of
mining machinery, has just returned from
Alaska from an inspection of his mines near
Juneau. In an interview yesterday he
said:
am perfectly satisfied that Alaska is
the coming country for the miner-for thor
ough miners mean. 1t is exceedingly rich
in minerals, yet difficult to prospect on ac-
count OF the forests, brush and moss. The
moss is the worst thing the miner has to
contend with. 1t seems to be everywhere.
The prospector finds his best opportunities
In the gulcLes and creeks and ON the shores
where the float can be found. The country
IS in sore need of capital. and the miners
who are there need encouragement aud as
Sistance.
How does it pay? Well, take the Silver
Bow Basin as an example. 1t is q valley
containing about one and a half square
miles, shut in by PERCEPTIONS mountains.
Most OF the lodes are alike and assay about
$40 per t0n."
Mr.. Radovich exhibited several specimens
OF ore rich in gold and silver, and a COM
paniOn exhibited the head and antlers of
reindeer as proof that, in spite of the asser-
ton OF naval officer who came recently
HON Alaska, large game is still abundant
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
THREE YOUNG THIEVES
They Are Interrupted in Their Work at
IA Grand HotaI

They Are Interrupted in Their Work at
the Grand Hotel.
John Welsh. Ed Phillips and Thomas
Maloney, boys ranging from IA to II years
Of age, were arrested yesterday at the Grand
hotel on charge of petty larceny. The
Waterman caught them in the act of stealing
lead pipe, gas fixtures and other portable
articles from the hotel basement
Over 500 worth OF such material has been
stolen within the last week from the same
place. although close watch was kept on
the cellar. 1t seems that the gang of thieves
who were taking the property gained access
to the hotel store-rooms from the burned
portion OF the block. through which they
entered and later escaped unnoticed with
their booty, which was considered only old
junk taken from the debris.
Early yesterday morning one of the three
prisoners was seen acting suspiciously, and
his comrades we're caught in the cellar.
Maloney is said to be well-known burglar.
and has served term of Imprisonment
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rage license. After the marriage Dolan
forced the girl upon life of SHAME Mrs.
Dolan ruined her daughter in Sacramento
and afterward induced her to leave home
and friends to come with him to this city.
The unfortunate girl was committed to the
Magdalen Asylum yesterday, and her be-
trayer was detained on charges of vagrancy
and perjury, for which,be must stand trial.
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General Merchandise.

BA6S-Calcutta spot. nominal; May and June
sac; Wool Bags. 36@3Sc Potato GUINNESS nominal
SUGAR-The California sugar Rennery quotes
terms net CASH Cube. Crushed. Extra Pow dered
and Fine Crushed. all &c: Dry Granulated. sac;
Confectoners A. $3.50; Extra Q. sac; Golden @,
sac q 10: Bags. 14c more than bbls.
the American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows. terms net cash: Extra fine Cube Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered. 6I5c p 10: Extra
Fine Powered, $50; Dry Graduated. 6i4c; Xxx
do. SIC; Confectionery A. 61sc: White Extra q,
$3.50 Extra q. 5i4c; Golden c, SC . u.
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In Case of Fire.

Alfred Clarke has notified the Board OF
Fire Commissioners that 'Alfred's cistern,"
on. his premises. at $50 Douglass street, hav-
ing capacity OF about 10000 gallons, has
been completed ana that if may be used by
the Fire Department in case of fire, with
tile understanding that "the firemen shall
be careful of the trees when approaching
the cistern." This generous offer will no
doubt, be accepted by the Commissioners.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.


The schooner Free Trade left here on
September Goth, the Parkersburg September
10th; Lizzie Pri-n October Sd. Coquille Octo-
Der 18th and the Ralph j. Long November
18th. all bound for Coquille. All the vessels
arrived there safely and loaded for this port
The Lizzie Prien and the Free Trade sue
ceeded in getting out, but the other three
are yet bar-bound there, and as one ship
owner expressed it, are eating off their
heads" They could have got out the day
the Prien did, hut the tug broke down and
before she was repaired the bar again be-
came rough
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Da mayed by Drippin..,

The suit Of Martin Ryan against F. S.
Wensinger and Daniel Mccarthy to recover
$1,000 damages. caused by drippings from
stable on Market street, near Seventh. DAM
aging the stock Of goods in his store below.
was called for trial yesterday by Judge Wal.
lace. A nonsuit Was granted as to Wen
singer, who showed that he is only an agent
for the renting of the property, The case
against Mccarthy was partially heard and
Will be taken up again to-day.
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Broueh, Back To Life.

M. Cox, who lives on Tehama street, near
Ninth, was very Respondent early yester-
day morning over troubles with his wife.
He walked down 10 the bay and jumped
into the gloomy water off La Rue's Wharf.
His leap was observed by watchmen, who
quickly rescued him, more dead than alive,
and removed him to the Receiving Hos.
pifaL The police surgeons resuscitated
Him, and lie left the hospital quite recovered
at o'clock in the afternoon. He went
home
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Another Water Tower Promised.

The Fire Department Committee of the
Board Of Supervisors decided yesterday to
report in favor Of the purchase of the water
tower so much desired by the department.
The contract Will be given to j. w. Girvin
s. Co., and the committees action was based
upon the willingness of that firm to take
chances in receiving payment six months
hence, the time 1t will probably take to pro-
cure the tower.
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The Warming Was Unheeded,

Suit has been commenced by Matteo La
rlni against ID. Dickinson to recover Sl0S3 %
damages. The defendant owns q lot on
Montgomery street, near Broadway, one side
Of which towers oser the plaintiffs house.
Although warned, Dickinson neglected to
secure OF remove large rock, weighing
several tons, that was on the edge of the de-
PENDANTS lot, and it finally fell and crushed
in the rear of Larini's dwelling-house, dam
aging it in the sum for which Judgment is
askpd
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 10.
" nE rur uApvrrz

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat dull.
Corn frmer.
Other cereals unchanged.
Larger receipts of Hay.
Potatoes arrive heavily
Onions easy.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Orange season commencing.
No demand for Grapes
Wild Ducks arrive heavily.
Turkeys lower.
Sharp rise in Silver.
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Eleven Admitted Fnilure,.

The following applications for divorce
have been filed: Catherine d. Snipes VS..
Leander Snipes, May Griffin vs.. William
Griffin, George Carson VS.. Emma 1. Carson.
Nellie Lee vs.. Lyman A. Lee. William 81.
Sherman VS.. Flora l. Sherman, Kate
Weller vs.. Leonard b. Weller, Emma
Schuessel VS.. Arthur Schuessel, Alice C.
Peck VS.. William Peck, G. F. Mendoza VS..
James A. Mendoza. Annie Coughwell vs..
Eugene Coughwell, Lizzie Lewis VS.. Edward
NJ Lewis
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A TERRIBLE FALL.

Rudolph Stockman Almost Killed by n
Rotten Chimney.
Rudolph Stockman, an asphalt-roofer.
met with serious accident yesterday after
noon while at work tarring sheet-iron
smoke-slack on building on Geary street,
near Stockton. He was busy near the top
OF the. funnel when it leaned over and fell
before his weight to the roof. throwing him
distance OF thirty feet upon his left shoul-
der. His left arm was broken, and besides
he sustained painful bruises and internal
injuries, the exact nature of which are not
yet known. He was treated at the Receiv-
ing Hospital by Surgeon Williams.
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FORGIVENESS.

Fo.eiveness is the last sweet breath
~ lest fragrance and perfume.
That bruised blossoms, ere their death
Wis,G 70 the seuis tllat blight their bloom.
JULIA NJ. LIpPaAN IL Youths Companion.
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Asa Flax Sues A gain.

Asa Fisk, who occasionally loans money
to the impecunious on good security and at
remunerative interest, has commenced suit
against Ellen Mallon. executrix of Patrick
Mallon's estate, to recover $1,000 and interest
on promissory note executed In Fisk's
favor by Mall0n. The note is dated Febru-
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airy %, 1889, and is secured by mortgage
on real estate on the corner of Post and Lar
kin streets. On November s. 1890, the
interest, at ~ per cent month on the origi-
nal amount loaned, aggregated S1j37 tji, and
the plaintiff now asks that the mortgage be
foreclesed to satisfy his total claim of
C2527 Ga
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ThieImnn Arrairnaa

NJ. z. Tbielman, the insurance broker.
who was recently indicted by a United
States Grand Jury for carrying on fraudu-
lent mutual benefit" concern, was ar.
raigned yesterday morning in the United
States District Court. He interposed de-
nurrer, the hearing of which was set by
agreement for next Monday
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Omcers Elected.

keystone Lodge, No. 2107, knights of
Honor. has elected the following officers:
John Foley, D.; Daira Slickman, v. D.;
James E. Kenny, 4. D.; Fred Ralsch, R.:
n. Rose, +. r.; William Mccall, T.; E. +.
Joy, c.; F. A. d. Hansen, G. S. Harowitz
Guardian; O. Koch. Sentinel; Trustees
George Branch, Z. F. Joy, A. Hansen:
Fred Raisch, Rep; F. II. McNally, Alt.
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Judgment for tn. D.fend.n,s.

The case of Morris Ossossky against
Doane d Hen,helwood to recover $4,000
damages was tried and disposed of yesterday
before Judge CARRIER. The plaintiff, while
driving butcher cart, was run into and Sc
vereiy injured by delivery wagon of the de-
PENDANTS, the horses attached 70 which had
run away. After hearing the testimony, a
judgment for the defendants was rendered.
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Reunited His Fine.

Captain Dryersdorff of the schooner
Apache, who was fined $500 by Collector of
the Port Phelps for running into the
schooner Alameda on April 18th last, has
had the Same RENTED by order of the
Treasury Department at Washington, d. c.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality, So
51ac; third do. 31aG14i5c
XEAL.-Large, e@7c: small Calves. 79s1ac
MUTTON-Wethers. &c: Ewes, 6Iac.
handspring Lamb. S1a@s9c . 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4(g414c for hard granted:
stock Hogs, 39S1ac q u; dressed do, L2Gfc = ID.
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Reception by Teacher..

A reception Will DO given to Mr.. and Mrs.
John SWEET and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ander-
ing. next Friday afternoon from 70 6
o'clock in the evening. Invitations have
been issued to principals and teachers of the
schools in this city and the surrounding
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He Nina. An.w..

Police Judge Xix refused to dismiss the
charge of perjury against D. F. Dolan, who
be trayed young Sacramento girl and swore
falsely about her age when obtaining mar
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Rum Over . Fish,ng.Boat.

1t was learned yesterday that on Thurs
day night last one of the Southern Pacific
Company's boats, either the Apache or the
Modoc, ran into q fishing boat in Suisun
Bay. during a thick fog and capsized it.
drowned, -
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The captain of the Alameda claimed that
the Apache carried no lights when the yes.
sells collded. but Captain Dryersdorff was
not disposed to let the matter drop and on
appeal the Treasury Department inyesti-
gated the matter with the above result.
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MORNING SALES
Board.l00 Atlantic Dynamite, 43; 20 v Water
o31z; $4,000 V 81 Bonds, 100.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-50 8 Water, 1914: $4,000 omnibus Cable
Bonds, II: so Cal Electric Light, 1914
Street-$6OOO Omnibus Cable Bonds, III
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. l5.-The spot market Is firm
at as 4d9Is Cd CaTgoes quiet at 37s Sd for off
coast, SIS Sd for just shipped SIS Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations.: December, IS sad; Janu-
airy, rs SLED; February. rs I'd; March, rs I'd;
April. Is 6s4d; May, rs Sgd.
SECURITIES
LONDON, Dec. 15.-Consois, 961s; United States
Bonds = AS 1:3s4; 4la's, 1851; Silver, 4sd;
Rentes, e6f 1910.
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A young woman sent to newspaper
poem entitled 81 Cannot Make Him Smile"
and was much displeased when the editor
sent it back with a line saying that she
would probably succeed if she showed him
the poem.-YOuth'S Companion.