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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July io.-The stock market OF to-
day was fistter than that Of yesterday. as only
81 30 marked the dealings in listed stocks and
1880 In unlisted, OF which the sugar renncries
furnished 2,ss2. A market in which Reading
furnishes only 100 shares and Northwestern and
Lscksvsnna only 200, and whom tho largest
sale In any one stock lie only 5000 shares and
that on specisi trading calls for little comment
Tho interest OF to-day was centred In dealings In
the sugar rslneries. silvor certificates. aud Gas
of Rroohlyn.
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The GenereI Deficiency Bill.

WASHINGTON, July Representative
Henderson. OF Iowa. from the Committee
on Appropriations, to-day reported to the
Houss the general deficiency appropriation
bill. the last of the regular appropriation
bills to DO acted upon Immediately by the
House. The bill makes q total appro.
priation Of $5,i4O,44
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
SCORE US DOWN rs The PRICED
MERCHANTS IN THIS CITY,

The iosng each other Our zoo Coat
for office home wear our DC Shamoy Soa
Vests osc can't be duplicated outside
our store under for Tennis Coat the fashionable
rpes Coats and Vests we're selling at 500 No wonder
with such maousy prices people flock the hundreds to store
Keep the only people who'll regret your bowng
patro on III the other dealers
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Congressman Walker Dead.
fBy telegraph 70 the pisnasch.l

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Representative
Walker tDemocrst), of the Fourteenth
Missouri district. died ct his home to-day
OF spoplexy.
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THE CLOSE INTENSELY DULL,

Tho market hpally closed intensely dull,
which event the bank stat, msnt, With its conf
paratvely small oss In surplus reserve, failed
10 move. The nnai changes are In no case Tor
moro than fraction. $ gar being down Z.
Frsnin1. quiet and steady NJ asa
as9 Money .asy. 81 sing offered ata sgb-Tr-a-
,urv balan es- C0in. fi62.3J2,00O. currency.
100000. Governments dan ord heavy tor - ;
4 per cents, 1871: ex. coupons, l03 bid. ex. In
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us,.ct-rsxnt,o. mn, p...x

Dtfoct-Iaxhtton bslI PassS9.
lDy Anglo American cable 70 tho DaszssSAj
Pans. July la-Ths Chamber Of De-
putim to-day posed NE dirsst-taxatiep
la 81 8 vote oeA1n . g
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UT ~ - ~ - - - ~
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. July ia-Reservs. decrease,
s5s).675: loans decrease. $4,000: specie, de-
crease. f,s554o0: legal Increase. 81, 49,
900; deposits. decrease, ,Gco,9o0; circulation,
decrease, $4,000.
Tho banks now hold s5,ss7. 400 in excess Of the
IS per cent rule
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SUGAR CONTINUES ITS RISE.

Sugar continued i:s rlso OF yesterday upon
favorable decision Of tho General Term and
scored q further advance OF y per cent. brit At
that figure plenty Of the stock came out ami IL
retired quickly TO 75x, aud after some iuctu-
atoms OF small fractions finally closed a, lis
lowest point Silver certificates advanced again
but only reached lO9y.. The general list pre-
sentcd a nrm front but failed TO move except IN
slight reactions. Bock Island and Louisville and
Nashville wero rather strong, but their move
ments were devoid OF interest.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch,

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch,
JULY 10. 1890
no suction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
ssS. 30: tobacco, 2.6s74i; specal-tax, S40s3-to-
tai, t3,s64T
Private sales Filters, /: smokers, is9; wrap
pers, 2-totsi, 1872 hogshesds.
Auction offerings on Change for the week, i7s
packages and II taken In Highest, $50; lowest,
$l62Is: average. slo1a
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
t73s7s; tobacco, SCI. 95S II; special tai, SO 63
total. fSo,,sL4g
Private sales: Filters, 200; smokers, 80: cut
tiers, 6; wrappers, loi; dsrks, "a; Burieya 90
total, s76 hogshesdA
Market for tho pas, week has been very sctivs
on all grades, especially smokers, amounting 10
go hogshssds this week against 20 hosshcsds
last week.
Revenue collections fair. The outlook for the
future 10 good.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND July 10 isSa
OFFERINGS.
WuuArs-Jc31 OuhooAA
C0EH.-l,40O bushclA
0Afa-i,I oC busheiA
SALES REPosrEp TO sxoxHrAaY.
wHBAr.-white, % bushels very good II
qic. Longbcry rs bushels prime at 95c.: 90
bushels very good at We. IN bushels good at
9.c 100 bushels good ct 9ic. - busheis good
ct 90c.: l08 bushels fair 81 10 Mixed. 10 BUSH
els common at Ssc. shorsbsry, rs oushsls very
GOOD at DC. 100 bushels very geod o. csc. 100
bushels very good at sc. 1to bushels good II
o0c. +: - bushels good o. 80. - bushels fair 81
Ssc. 60 bushels fair at Sc. I; lao bushels CON-
mon as ST.: 20 bushels common ~ SO. Total
ssies Of wheat 2,99, bushslA
CoRs.-Whtte, 500 bushels good q l9a so
bashsis fair ~ &c Total saiss Of corn, ~
wsouose: RiuA - Soaoa5 sapsranA ANA
eA$; sxxA tl5oao&7S family, oAaokS9 pAssal
fAmuy. country. S&7saoA1
oOrToa xRPoxr
svssAuem
Nmulrxo, MA
Lew 4tpeksno, 10xa
oeeo oaDUAiI. ID
mAR<Gvs ~ rGLGoRAPN.
NEW yORE
uDw Yoag. yuly lA-eslfhoes oeus orm ~
aUiok WAeea Cali = ka1& = an1 esgenG
~ ! RI. 0foeok9; ep(1ooq en- - xa1A -,
oAanfna Am: ~ o1v6Dno = - . oooo16
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GOLD PRx,GUN IN

Buyvoa AYREs, July 12-Tho uo{itical
situsfion here IL disturbed. Reinforce
msnts Of troops have arrived and the
nssfss yesterday the pssaian On sold
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lsurRxMr oounr BUILDING,

Mr. MriII offered an amendment pro-
viding " the acquisition (for a building
for thsSuprcme Court OF the square Of
ground between East Capitol street and
the opysite square. on which the library
buildiy ~ being erected. Agreed 70. and
the ifitstion OF cost fxed It oso0, GA
Nxysst oaesed N aznendnant avpso.
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Gold at Busnos Ayres.

By telegraph T" ne Dtspstchl
Buxxos AYKxs, July l9.-At the close Of
the market yesterday the premium on gold
wss quoted at 1917 per cent.
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EVENING SESSION

At the evening session Mr.. Allen, of
Michigan. presided as Speaker pro lem.
The House was addressed by Messrs. j. ID.
Taylor OF Ohio, Strable of Iowa, Picker
of South Dakota, McRea, Deliver, Bou-
telle, LaFollette. Kinse. Sweeney, Dingley,
Funston. Milliken. Dunnell, Thomas, Hill,
Cheadlc. owen OF Indiana, and Comstock,
and then, at 1850, adjourned.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
NOT LIKE OURS.
Southern Commissioners Remand
Every Chinaman.

A. W. Marsh. Chief Deputy United States
Marshal for the Southern District of Cali
fornia. and +. b. Goodrich. Inspector Of
Chin ese for the Southern California Gus
toms District, were in the city yesterday.
They brought from Los Angeles the twenty
three remanded Chinese, who are now in
the Alameda County Jail and who will 60
to China on the steamer Belgic.
eve have been pretty successful in catch
ing the Chinese who try to cross over
the California border from Mexico" said
Deputy Marsh. I'VE have a plan Of daily
watching every Chnaman in Mexico who
is recent arrival there, and the moment
they make a move toward the border we
know of it and are ready to head them off.
This batch that We have with us was cap
tured in that way. The Cinnamon don't
know how the thing is done, and they are
deeply concerned about it on the other side
of the line.
We have two good United States Com
missioners down there, who show the Chi
nese no undue favors. Commissioner NJ.
l.. Ward is at San Diego and Commissioners
w. l.. Van Dyke is at Los Angeles. OF all
the Chinese cases brought before these two
Commissioners the Government has not lost
single one. We endeavOr to have good
evidence and do have it, but we have never
had any cause to complain of the way the
Commissioners have handled the cases.
This batch of twenty-three makes total
of sixty-six whom we have captured cross
ing the Mexican border, and every China
man has been sent back to China. Besides
these there are four more awaiting trial
down there who will no doubt be sent after
their cUuntrymen. One important capture
that we made was that of Walker, the man
who was in league with the Cinnamon and
engaged in the business of bringing them
across the line. We caught him with five
coolies in his wagon in the very act of
crossing the border. 1t will probably go
hard with him"
The morning call., 1890-08-09
LEGION OF rmE WEST.
A New Lodge Instituted This Week ant
Two Moro to Follow.

A New Lodge Instituted This Week and
Two Moro to Follow.
The installation OF the officers OF Templar
Lodge No. g took place last Monday evening
under the direction OF Edward j. Reynolds,
D. d. u. c. OF District No. /, with full INSTALL
ing corps. The gathering was large and the
ceremonies were conducted In an able manner
Remarks OF an Interesting character were made
by George w. Dixon. &. l., Z. j. Reynolds, ID. d.
G. c., and others.
The Grand Lodge of the order Will hold Its
sixth annual session on Tuesday next. beginning
al 10 O'clock In tile morning, al DruIds' Hall,
Alb Suffer street.
The officers Of La Franchise Lodge. No. %,
were duly installed last Wednesday evening by
Louis G. knell, d. ID. &. g., ASSISTED by The in.
stalling corps of District 8.
Louis G. knell. ID. ID. e. C.. last Saturday even
ing. The following is The list OF The officers In
stalled; Miss .Anna Jarvis, T. C.; Antonio
Donaglada, G. James ii. Written, V. e.; Robert
Breitmann, s.; Julius Lemlie, f.. Michael Mohr,
T.; Mrs. Lizzie Written, Chaplain; Mrs. Susie
2. stetfens, NJ; William h Stein "; Charles
W. Heerdnk, NJ. D.. NJ. E.. Tlustees-William
Ii. Bush, Henry WlsemaD and Charles Brown.
The new lodge opens with an enthusiastic MEM
bership. and intends TO compete for an honor
able distinction In that respect during the COM
ing term. Remarks OF an encouraging nature
were made by John Greenwell, e.. V. G., Louis
G. Kne II, ID. d G. C.. Mis-. Francis j. Williams,
Grand Chaplain. Mrs. Mary Snyder. Mrs. Nj. S.
Munns, r. c. OF Starr King Lodge, No. 10, and
many others.
Jewel Lodge, No. 49, has changed its meeting
nights TO the second and fourth ednesdays.
new lodge Of he order will be Instituted
In this city this evening, and TWO lodges next
week.
Triumph Lodge, No. 33, received an official
visit from john Greenwich, q. V. O., and Frank
K. Webb, ID. ID. &. q. OF District 2. The lodge
initiated TWO members at the meeting, and the
able manner In which the iDtiaiOTy work WAS
conducted received the COMMUNICATION OF the
Grand l. odge officers present.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
LOS ANGELES AHEAD.
Manager Brown on the Enterprise show
in sending Exhibits.

Manager Brown the Enterprise shown
in sending Exhibits.
Manager Brown Of the State Board of
Trade received telegram yesterday from
II. J. Hanchette, Seer etary of the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce, stating that it
had that day shipped fifteen packages of ex-
hibits for California on Wheels" AS
soon as they arrive here, the goods will at
once be shipped to the travelling exhibit,
which was, at the latest adyices, at Mount
Vernon, Ohio, having travelled S542 miles
since leaving this city and been visited by
791.450 persons. Said Manager Brown
III speaking of the telegram
LOS Angeles County has energetic men.
Every week they send up fresh exhibits to
be forwarded to California on Wheels.
Their exhibit will be the best in the travel
ing show, aud if they keep upthis pace, will
soon cast the otter counties SO far in the
shade as to make their exhibit very tame
in comparison. l wish the other counties
would show the same spirit as Los Angeles.
If they did we would nave travelling
show that would be the wonder of the
The morning call., 1890-08-09
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Approaching Anniversary of Liberty

Approaching Anniversary OF Liberty
Lodge of This CITY.
Charter Oak Lodge, No. 1865, held very In
Ierestlng session on the evening OF Friday, the
1st inst. A number Of visitors were present.
among whom were: L. L. Sutherland. &. D.; W.
b. Wadman, &. V. D.; {. II. NJ. Curry, q. r.; Z.
L. Archibald, u. b. q. D., and L. a. Farless,
Z. G.. ID.
Uuion Lodge. No. 1895, initiated two cand-
dates at It's ting on Tuesday evening last aud
has three to initiate at Its next session. District
Deputies HocOmD and Archibald we're present.
A very pleasant hour was spent under the good
OF lie Order" addresses being made by the VS.
itors aud several members oil lie lodge.
On tuesday, evening last, Liberty Lodge, No.
3496. conferred the degree on three calculates,
the officers giving the work without the use oil
the book. Five petitions Tor membership were
received and referred, Ii is the intention OF the
lodge TO celebrate It's approaching anniversary
by comforting the degree Oh large number OF
candidates al its FIRST meeting In September ana
by holding a public meeting on the following
evening.
Far Vest Lodge, No. 1924, conferred the de-
gree Oh three Candidates at It's session on THURS
day evening last. This lodge meets at the corner
OF Steiner and Geary streets, ana Is composed oil
an earnest and active membership.
Confidence Lodge, No. 22S2, Will meet In reg
ular session ut II Tuesday evening and VIII prob
ably have work in the degree.
On the evening OF Thursday, 31st ult., j. w.
RouIke, q. l., visited Santa Cruz Lodge and ad-
dressed those present on matters pertaining 20
the interest VI tie order.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
A. o. IF. #. s.
stateme pt of Presen. Number of Mem
hers and Cnnrta of The Order.

Staten emit of Present Number OF Mem
bers and Courts of he Order.
Court Pride OF Grass Valley, No. $685. cele-
brated its ninth ann iversary last Saturday even.
ing at Grass Valley. Z. F. McNult H. c. r.
and j. Fale0ner, r. g., were present and ad,
dressed the meeting. An excellent programme
was presented aud thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Court Onward. No. 1906. was ms tituted last
Monday evening In Grand Central Hall, Court
Star OF the Mission, No. 1897, being the opening
court. Thirty new members were Initiated. The
II IGN Court officers were present. accompanied
BY Inc Board Of Deputies. A full set OF officers
were elected ana duly Installed. banquet fol
lowed.
The Executive Council had most interesting
meeting last Tuesday evening. Letters Of con-
graduation were received from all PARTS OF the
world, commencing The brethren on the Coast
for tie dec ded stand taken by them 10 preserve
and uphold the noble principles OF The A. o. L.
L. S. The Auditors report was submitted, show
ing gain OF ten courts and 100 members since
November, 1889. The order in this Jurisdiction
numbers 300 members and twenty-six courts
1t was decided at this meeting to Call out the
various courts In this city 10 take part In the
parade on September 9th.
Court Eureka, No. 6146, held most Interest
The morning call., 1890-08-09
THAT FIRE FUND.
Some of the Insurance Companies Re-
tract Promises Made.

Some of the Insurance Companies Re-
tract Promises Made.
The committee appointed by the Produce
Exchange to solicit subscriptions to supply
the needs of San Franchises Fire Depart
ment has met with a discouraging setback
at the very beginning of the work.
Some days ago the Board of Underwriters
passed a resolution assessing the various
insurance companies represented in the
board pro rata to the amount of $4,000 on
condition that the citizens subscribe $50, 00O
for the fund; but it was learned yesterday
that this resolution could not be carried out.
The resolution was passed by a two
thirds vote The minority, however, OBJ
jected, and the Hartford and New York in
surance companies instructed their local
agents to refuse payment of their share of
the assessment, urging as a reason there
for that il Is no part of their business to
supply San Francisco or any other city
with fire department equipment.
The Board OF Underwriters has no power
to enforce the assessment, since the insur-
ance union was formed for totally differ
ent purpose. Certain of the companies
represented in the board, however. have
signifed their willingness to contribute the
sum Of $4,000 toward the fire fund.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
STYLISH !!

stylish looking, richly dressed lady walked into
Will & Finck's store Monday afternoon, and while
waiting for her purchases to be wrapped the clerk
remarked heartier appearance and more health
full bloom in her cheeks and spoke about 1t, only to
be told that she had just finished her third bottle OF
joys Vegetable Sarsaparllla and never felt well
In her life She said she had tried at various times
May sarsapariias and similar preparations that
supposed to give tone and vigor. but that joys
vegetable preparation of Sarsaparlla acted different
from them all. and was more agreeable and satsfac
tory In every way. She said it was the only thing
she had that would do what is claimed for
is. and praised extravagantly Its nvigorating quail
ties This sounds like n cookedup story. but 1t Is
true The clerk referred to being on friendly terms
with the EDWIN w. JOY COMPANY voluntarily
narraten the incident
The morning call., 1890-08-09
BRANCH POSTOFFICES.
Looking Up Locations for the Six Ne

Looking Up Locations for the Six New
Ones.
Postal Inspector Seybolt and Superinten-
dent Cox of the city delivery, who are
under instructions to report upon suitable
locations for the establishment of new
branch postoffices in this city. have had o
large number of likely buildings offered
them for the offices. 1t is not yet decided
where the new branches will be located, but
an indefinite impression is in the minds OF
the postal officials that the neighborhood OF
North Beach, Devisadefo and California,
Sixteenth and Castro, Valencia and Twen-
ty-siXth. the foot of Third street, and some
Solano streets, will be the places ultimately
chosen. The locations selected will not be
made known to the public until after the
department at Washington has approved OF
them.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
NEW FIRE COMPANIES.
Mayor Pond VetOes the Supervisors D
der Creating Them.

Mayor Pond VetOes the Supervisors Or
der Creating Them.
Mayor Pond yesterday sent to the Board
of Supervisors in sealed envelope his veto
of the recent order passed establishing two
additional companies in the Fire Depart
ment, one to be known as Engine Company
IS and the other to operate the water tower.
The Mayors veto is not based upon any
opinion he entertains that the companies
are not needed, but he cannot approve the
order because he can see no means of pay
ing the proposed companies and in the es-
innate for the Fire Department for the pres
ent fiscal year no provision was made for in
creasing the companies.
The salaries of the two companies would
aggregate S11, 700 per year, and there would
be deficit in the fund at the end OF the
year which would cause all the department
men to suffer. The Mayor therefore de-
clines 10 sanction the matter.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
LA RUE'S BAIL.
Judge Shafter Reduces 1t From SET, O0(
To s. 10. 600.


Judge Shafter Reduces 1t From S25, 900
to $4,000.
The parties to the prze-fght in the
Golden Gate Athletic Club on June 9th. in
which Harry Mcbride received injuries
from which he died, were arraigned before
Judge Shafter yesterday.
Frank la Rue, who was McBride's op-
ponent in the contest, pleaded not guilty to
the charge of murder and his case was con-
tinued until next Friday. John j. Jewell,
Bernard Meyers, j.. j. Jameson. George
Liddle, Joseph Bemers and Timothy Nc
Grath, who were arrested in connection
with the affair, also pleaded not guilty, and
their cases were set for the 18th inst
A motion was made by La Rue's attorney
to dismiss the charge. upon the ground that
no evidence had been presented to show
that he had committed murder, but Judge
Shafter denied the motion. The Court,
however, granted the motion TO reduce his
bail from sos, 900 to $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
The Royal Argosy.

Olive Lodge, No. .. will give It's second ami
versary entertainment This evening at Red Mems
Hall, $50 Post street.
NJ. Ii. Haas, ID. d. s. p, installed the officers
of Excelsior Lodge, No. &C. on Thursday
evening.
Assessment 10 will be levied on the 10th inst,
delinquent 10 members September 9Th and 10
lodges September 24tn.
Eclipse Lodge, No. 20, Reliance, No. 8, Unity,
No. 8. and Golden Fleece, No. II, had limitations
at their last meetings.
After the payment OF $4,000 for nineteen
death claims there was III The treasury August
LIST the following balances: Balance on hand
June 29th, S52.190 SC; received since July 81 ST.
Reserve Fund in june $500 20; paid death
claim 10, 500; balance In Aid Degree Reserve
Fund June 20, 1890. $3.50 ~; transferred 10
Aid Degree Reserve Fund in Jnne, $500 20 4;
interest from Supreme Treasurer, $50 20. Grand
total, 500, lol 81 on hand.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
Champions of Red Cross.

Templar Encampment, No. 80. and Golden
Gate. No 26, FLED al pcatlons for membership
at their last meetings.
Banner Encampment, No. 70. received two
new members last Thursday evening
The entertainment given by Mount Horeb En-
cam ment, No. 60. about two weeks ago, was 4
very enjoyable affair.
ManZaniia Encampment, No. AZ, Nevada City,
is doing well. All the officers have been in
stalled and are well started in their work for this
term.
}. Z. Harris, G. s., has sent the dividend GER.
tlhcates To the different encampments.
j. A. Calhoun, q. c., has been sick and not
able 10 attend 10 the duties OF his Office but Will
visit The encampnent OF this city next week.
Mrs. A +. Small, G.. o., has Instituted another
new Enactment III Los GaIos. She was there last
week TO perfect the organization. One Will be
started at IrvngtOn soon.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
A Demand for Gold.

Assistant United States Treasurer jack
son reports an unusual demand on the Sub
Treasury for gold, many people bringing
United States securities and converting them
into the yellow metal. Mr.. jackson does
not know whether there is any particular
significance in the movement in connection
with the recent silver legislation; but Ii IL
tbnks e that il mav have a. Sesn suasested by
the anpmips of silver
The morning call., 1890-08-09
United Ancient Order Druid..

Hesperian Grove, No. TO- conferred the second
and third degrees on three candidates ana re-
ceived two propositions for membership ut Its
last meeting
John Ii. knarston, Grand Secretary, will re-
turn from his northern trip next week.
The Supreme Grove meets next Tuesday at De-
tIoit, Mich. The following are the Supreme Of
fcers: Adam Weber, Supreme Arch; Edward
A. Stevens, Deputy Supreme Arch; Henry
Freudentha Supreme Treasurer; Philip Reich
vein, Supreme Secretary; l.. G. Schord, Su-
preme Herald; Representatives from California,
Philip Rohrbacher and j. j. Donnelly.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
CuNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria Aug IL. 9 100 Servia, Sept. ., II 200 AN
Aurania, Aug %, 10 AM Galia, Sept. 10, 200 Pm
Botbnia Aug. ~ 200 Pm Etruria Sept. ~. 900 AM
Umbria. Aug. 80 80 AM Anrania Sept. 20, 9:O0 AN
Cabin passage. 500 and upward; intermediate, $50,
$40. Steerage tickets aud from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply at
the company's ofnce Bowling Green, New fork-
VERNON Ii. BROWN d CO., General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DfMOND q CO.,
ty27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-08-09
n. WIN Be sentenced ON Tuesday.

Judge Shafter denied yesterday the
motion for new trial in the case Of /. n.
Choynski, convicted OF sending threaten
ing letter to o. Livermore for the purpose
of extorting money. Sentence VIII be
passed next Tuesday, at which time the
setting for trial Of three charges OF libel
pending against Choynski will also be con-