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The morning call., 1890-05-28
General Merchandise.

BAGS-The market IS excessively dull as BUYERS
only purchase when obliged TO. Prices are lower
and weak, owing TO the offerings of state Prison
Bags at 6I2c. Calcutta, spot, o12G65Sc; June 61%s
goose; WOOL Bags, nominal; Potato Gunues, nomi-
CoFFEE-Quiet but frmer in sympathy with
stronger New York market Quotations are: 2Oi%0
2112c for good prime to prime washed Guatemala:
d912g2lc for good TO prime Costa Rica and washed
ssaiVa1ori ls92OWc for fair washed Guatemala;
1S34@4l912c for fair Costa Rica and washed Saliva
dor; 46s4glSl2c for medium Guatemala, Costa Rlca
and salvador; IA L2@ 12c for ordinary Guatemala
Costa Rica and Salvador: 12Gl4 L2c for very in
terior to common Guatemala, Costa Rica and Saliva
dor; Ice for good unwashed Salvador.
CANNED FRUITS-Sman sales have been made
Tor future delivery the basis of 81 50 for Pears
and Peaches, 81 40 for Aprieots and 81 80 for
PIuns. The Eastern markets calling for our
new Peaches, but their bids yet considered
too low by our Gamers. The spot market for 1889
goods is steadier the continual shipments eastward
having told on supplies. Peaches have gene rally
have passed out OF packers hands and quore job
bling rates for them. Apricots quotable at 81 20
@I25: Peaches, 81 1901 30 Bartlett Pears,
81 6O@l 70; White Cherries 81 6502; Black Cher
81 Is; Backberries, 81 75@l IS; Tomatoes. s71sc
CoAL-The situation remains without change.
Prices TO dealers as folows Wellington. SO; New
wellington. SO; Southfeld Wellington, 50 so: Dia-
m0nd, 81; Cedar River 81; Seattle, 81 Gilman Sc
a.; Coos Bay, So sydney. IS so; 6reta, So so;
SeGoeri sI SI4; scotch 49,: Anthracite, $50;
FIsH-No. l Mackerei,e quotable at SI5al5 so In
SSld and. and 81 5o2 70 in kits; No Sl495 in
Dds and S292 20 In kits; Mess MaekeTeI, S3t13 %
? kit; Pacihc Cod, 612c in bundles &c III cases 80
i%r p s LIES Eastern sn9xed Herring 35c Dutch
and s292 70 in KITS; Tongues and Sounds ST $50
9 = kit -
NAILS-Quotable as follows: Two hundred key
lots 81 80 for iron, 50 10 for steel and SO 70
standard wire; small lots. 15@20c higher all round.
lLVER-Very firm at s57 3 flask. The
market is closely held
sYRUP-Cafornla drips. in bbls, Csc; do, In half
bbls, 2z12c; in 5-gal kegs, 32IAc; in l-gaI tins
4212c q gallon.
sUGAR-The California Refinery quotes termsnet
cash: Cube, 714c; Crushed, 7I4c; Extra Powdered,
d14e; Fine Crushed 7l4c; Dry Graduated, 65se;
Confecttoner's A. sac; Extra C, 3 1sc; Golden o,
55sc q IL; Bags, 1sc more than bbls.
The morning call., 1890-05-28
THE MORNING CALL. SAN FRANCISCO, WEDNEsD

"Well-yes-pretty WELL But was wor-
ried little" returned Harry, slowly.
"Were yOuP What about" asked Nora,
with the same sweet innocence.
/ wanted Lawrence to think my little
wife was model housekeeper," said Harry
significantly.
"Well. was anything out of order?
Wasn't the dinner good?" asked Nora, de-
termined not to commit herself
The dinner was well enough" replied
Harry; ''but that hideous thing In the
hallp'
"Oh, my skirt What of that? Isn't it
nice oneP" said Nora, still pursuing her
catechism.
at is nice enough in its place." said
Harry, feeling inclined to be provoked
with her.
"Well, what of it?" she asked again.
"Oh, nothing particular" said Harry,
"only l don't exactly fancy such a place
for q lady's nndergarments. That's all"
Don't YOU" said Nora demurely. " I'm
sure you said only this morning that
thing was as well in one place as another"
Harry's color rose; but he looked steadily
a minute, then he broke into laugh.
" Sold, by Jupiterw he cried. Come,
Nora, III own up. Keep your hoops out of
the hall and I'll put my slippers in the
closet"
Its bargain" said Nora, laughing
/ Il agree to 1t as long as you do
" Now kiss and be friends" said Harry,
and I'll behave myself for the future. Elk.
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C'ARfEr-CLEANING; 3 TO CTS. PER YARD;
y the best WORK guaranteed or no pay: telephone
S22s s. STRAIInN. LII MarLet anE q
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shotweII Primary School.

Fourth Grade-Gussie W. Hobe teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Frank Burke Eugene Saul
Jennie wentworth, John Ludwig, Fred Van Me-
Ter, Joseph McEnnill. Emma Muller, Gardner
Sanchez, Eddie Landers, Irene Weaver, Maud
Carleton, Florence Mcguire. Willie Oshof.
Ihhd ana Fourth grades-Miss NJ. L. Ken
nedy, teacher
Roll OF Honor-FOurth Grade: Hattie Berrv
Mamie McAneny, Hattie Smedley, Alma Par.
sons, Della Grant, Lille Radford, Stewart Col
cleugh, Eva Whipple. Second Grade: Hattie
Znns, Maud Pratt, Joaquin Badlla, Robert
Scnleuter, Ellis Cummings.
Third Grade-F. ROsenfeld, teacher.
Roll OF Honor Willie German, Grace Langley
Afchia Rowe, Roy Somers, Edth Dewey Julia
Cunningham, Martha Glller. Eta Parsons, Lena
McEnhill, John Levy. Bertram Holmes, George
Mcleod. Ida jackson, Willie Schultz
Second and Thnd grades-E. L. Green,
teacher
Roll OF honor-Second Grade: Findlay Cum
ming Margaret Morrison, Fred Bammaun DIM
pie Mayberry. Maud Fack, Gerte Belon Nav
McAuliife, Aggie McAuliffe. Third Grade:
Alice Lewis. Charles Moran, Eddie Tietien An
ME Knsey, Max Mendlesohu.
Second GTade-MiSs +, l.. Williams teacher
Roll of Honor-Gerte Dowdall Merton Miller
Gertie Holmes, Ethel Boyd Janette Murray,
Helvetio Marani, Emma Edwards, Martha
FISHER, Jessie BIogg, Annie Berry, Robert Jor-
dan. Camilla Voeel, Charlie wall.
First Grade-Mss C. A Maxwell, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Victor Schulz, Willie Eli eleben,
Earl StureeS, May Lee, Joseph Kidd, Jennie
Macdonald, Auita Mclean Willie Ludwig, At
lilio Perpoli. FL aux Burlington Kate L. Bunker,
Lizzie Wehrmann, George Van Meter.
FIRST Grade-M. L. Fitzpatrick, teacher.
Roll OF honor-Ceclle Grozelier. Edith Alexan.
Welsh John Spreckels. Freddie Armstrong
Dora ClaSseD, Sadie Cortelyon, Lillian Jefers
Edgar Burton.
Receiving Grade-Kate Kollmeyer. teacher.
ming. Johu Gutenberg, Mabel Macmillan,
Grace Young, Ollta Whittier.
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VICTORIA'S DEATH.
Her Inhuman Stepfather Will Not
Bury Her Body.

Veto Marisco, stepfather to Victoria Va
lenoia Ureas, otherwise known as Victoria
Marisco. has paid no attention to the young
girls death. She committed suicide at 9
Morris avenue Monday afternoon by taking
rat poison. Her body was removed to the
Morgue, where it still remains waiting for
Mrs. Kelly, her employer, and the BOYS and
Girls Aid Society to give it decent burial.
1t was made moro certain yesterday by
the statements of persons intimately ac-
Quainted with the Marisco family that the
girl took her own life through a terrible
dread of her stepfather. She feared him so
very much that dying was pleasure to the
unfortunate one in comparison with living
in his clutches.
The girls mother, Valencia Ureas, went
to Llyermore some years ago after her hus-
bands death and kept questionable resort.
where Marlsco met and married her for her
money They moved to this city with
Valencia, and then Marisco began to i'll
treat both his wife and the girl. 1t is said
his cruelty caused the untimely death
of the mother in 1886. This, however,
seemed to have no effect on Marisco, and he
continued his inhuman treatment of his
stepchild. She was never sent to school nor
cared for in any way.
Marisco was a NeapOlitan fisherman, and
is now driving an express wagon in this city.
The morning call., 1890-05-28

pIoNEER CARPET MACHINES DO
i the best work. j. SPAULDING d CO., 353 Te-
hama St telephone 30iO apl2 n
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A Ii EEEsHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
n by using DR. DU BOIS' Anti Obesity Tea
warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
infaiIible cure for constipation Kept by all drug
gislS.. Depot. Suffer ST., Room 80. inr2O SIN
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FIXED BY MARRIAGE.
A Police Court Case Settled After the
Trouble.

A Police Court Case Settled After the
Trouble.
John Dent and John Tierney, charged by
Edward Ehret, saloon-keeper at 1151 Har-
rison street, with battery, were in Police
Court l yesterday. About week ago they
entered Ehret's saloon on some particular
business, but unfortunately for all the ma
ture of their mission was not understood by
Ehret. He used his club upon them and be-
cause he was overpowered he had them ar
rested.
When the case was called, he informed
the clerk that he did not wish to prosecute
the young mer.
Il don't want to swear against these
men, he said, in evident perplexity, as the
perspiration tricked from his forehead
~ on don't| replied the Court. well,
we will see about it,
eve have made it up" was Ehret's re-
Spouse.
"Fixed? ehP" interrupted the Prescott
ing Attorney becoming suddenly inter
ested.
Eyes, SIR answered the witness, more
perplexed than ever. A happy Thought
struck him and he laughed.
HE fixed it, pointing to Dent. "He
went and married my daughter, so he is in
the family now. He came to ask me for her
last Tuesday night, and we fought. l
didn't know what he and Tierney were
after, they acted so strangely. Judge, l
thought sure they were going to rob me-
The defendants were discharged.
The morning call., 1890-05-28

2 NJ; Mess Beef. So SOFAS; extra mess do, 50 500
10: family do, S12 50gl3; clear Pork. $20@20 so:
mess do SIS 56ai9 3 bbi; Pig porE = Seg 81 5uS
375; Pigs Feet, Sl2@12 90 q Dbl; Smoked Beef.
11s4@l2c q 10.
H0PS-Trade is of a retail character. owing TO the
limited stocks left hand. One authority places
them at 1910 bales California and 400 bales WASH
ington. Prices rule firm but are nominal at lO@ll4c
q 10. few contracts at lie for California new
crop and 121a@13c for Washington new crop are
reported. but this business is almost too small for
mention. The Puyaiiup Commerce, after reporting
contracts for the new crop WashIngtons at l3c,
says: Hops still making rapid growth the
rams OF this week stimulating the vines TO grow
ranky. The strongest roots in the yards where cut
tingback done early have shot their vines well
yards where like conditions do not exist that have
made but showing of from four to five feet in the
length of the vines" The latest mail advices from
New York say: THE demand continues very hight
for all except choice selections OF last crop, which
are scarce and bring extreme figures when picked up
by brewers who pay IS1l9c: other growths and
grades are quiet and nominal. AdvlceS from En-
gland that the easterly winds have kept the Hop
plant back. and planters are fearing an attack OF
aphs or plant lice. as the plum trees are Smothered
with vermin. We quote Pacific Coast, 1889, l29
HIDES AND pELrs-Dealers report ouleter
ana az, easier market. Heavy salted steers, SO
IDS and over, S9S12c p 10; medium, as So lbs, 61a
412c: salted Car, 4lac; Dairy Calf 2O03Oc; dry
Hides, usual selection, sc; dry Kips, 7c; dry
Calf. &c 2 10; prime Goatskins, Soc each; medium
mer, 35c medium, 2592Sc thin, zoe . 10 Sheen
skins, sheariings, 10G20c; short wool. 50G5Oc me-
dun. 6509Oc; long wool, 90G$l rs 2 10. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher.
IALLoW-Fair 10 good rendered, S12@4c; re.
nned 5l4@515c: crease, &c 2 H.
WOOL-Active The weeks sales amount to about
1Oo.oOO lbs. The advance made IN the choicest
clips is maintained without difficulty as the whole
lows; Eastern Oregon l5@2Oc; Nevada l50lS15c:
eholce Northern, l9@21c; Humboldt and Mendo-
staple, IL 1&@9 sc; San joaquin and Southern seven
months 12S &c; choice FOothill, l69lSL2c q 10.
The morning call., 1890-05-28
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The market was dull ex-
cept In Sugar Trusts, Atchison and Oregon Trans
Continental. Sugar Trusts and Oregon Transconti-
mental advanced IA each. A.chison declined a
traction and Union Pacific Us. In the afternoon
there was slight activity. the market closed ir
regular. Total sales, 1902 shares
NEW YORK, May 27.-United States Bonds: as,
LIZ; 412's. 1924; Northern Pacific 37s4; Cana
dian Pacific. s23s Central Pacific, So; Union Pa
cihc, 675s; Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 47sl :;
Wells-Fargo. 149 bid. 14s asked; western Union,
s57s; Silver, 1929: Sterling, 81 s41A@4 s61a
Wheat cash, Nc. 2, 92ssc; No. 8, e01ac.
FlOur-Quiet
Cofee-SIl 20.
Sugar. 9-l6@f24c
Hops-Calfornia I7c
Hides-Caifornia lac.
Copper-Lake, SI5.
Tin-Spot. S21 05.
Lead-Domestic, 81 271s.
lron-Sl4
Petroleum-92ssc
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The mining stock market opened strong yester-
day, and In the morning session prices made fur
Their slight advance, Potosi touching So 81 "a and
ChoIlar So rs.
In the afternoon call the whole line broke. Potosi
dropped like shot to SO 371s and the rest of the
list declined from Toe TO soc under decreased trad
ing.
After the session closed reaction set in, and the
close showed recovery of few cents, as will be
seen by the quotations below
Trading In local securities chiefly in powder
and sugar stocks. The former declined while the
latter showed Improved tone, Hawaiian Commercial
selling up to SIT 10 and $22 being bid for Hutchn-
Plantation. These stocks are very sensitive to
Congressional tariff tinkering.
Electric Light dropped from s22 to $40 so and s
V. Water to $99 80. For Omnibus Cable S7S so
was hid
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q
Arrived.
TUESDAY. May 81.
Stmr Greenwood, Lund 1914 hours from Green
wood 2l5 eds bark, etc, to White.
port; $50 NJ shingles, 100 NJ # lumber. to Fort
Bragg Redwood Co.
Nanamo; 1900 tons coal, TO John KoSenfeld'S Sons.
Stmr National City. Koenlg q hours from Hum
direct
Bark Harvester, schuauer. 8 days from Tacoma;
POO tons coal. TO South Prairie Coal Co.
Bktn Marion, Jorgeuson. days from Columbia
River; 500 NJ # lumber, NJ laths, TO Simpson
Schr Jas Townsend Dodge . days from Fort
Bragg; 240 N It lumber, 10 Golden Gate Lumber Co.
Schr John Frederick Beck, 10 hours from Bodega;
so bxs butter, Ross Il Hewlett.
Schr Jennie Grimm. Low, hours from Point
Reyes 100 bxs butter, ets to shattncS' kowalsky x
Cleared.
TUESDAY May 81.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles, Portland; P RCo.
Stmr Corona, Hannah, Eureka; Goodallr Perkins
Ship Louis Walsh, Gammans. NanaimO; John
Ship c F Sargent, Morse, Port Townsend; Geo E
Ship VIM Smith, Brown, Liverpool; G WING
Br bark Doris, Pryce. Queenstown; Eppinser d
schr Arthur I. Peterson, Jaluit; Crawford IS
schr Ida schnauer Beck, Santa Rcsalia; A carpen-
tier.
heu' TUESDAY. May 81.
Stmr Gipsy Plummer. Santa Cruz. etc.
Stmr Maggie Ross. Miller Coos Bay.
Stmr Point Iona. Conway, Grays Harbor.
Ship Columbia, Nelson, Nanaimo.
Bktn Uncle John, Peck, Humboldt.
Bktn w Dimond, Drew, Honolulu
S hr Danieson Olsen
Schr Mary Bidwell, Larsen. Albion
Schr Nettie Sundborg, Wagner, Bihlers Point.
schr Christina stefens, Hanson. Rutherforda
Schr Xbhie. Nelson. Humboldt.
Schr Wing and Wing, Goodmansen, Crescent City.
Tala hi
POINT LoBoS-May 81 = 10 p. N. = Weather
cloudy; wind Sw, velocity II miles
Memoranda.
Per stmr west Coast-Left stmr Westpcrt at West
port waiting TO load.
Domestic Ports.
COOS BAY-Sailed May 27-Stmrs Ajax and Emil
'YAQGiNA BAY-salled May 27-stmr Willamette
'I HIN EMS S sIANDiNG~Arrived May 27-schr BIZ
the Butcher, hence May 20; schr Monterey, from
Sailed May 27-Schr Newark, for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-saIled May 27-stmrs Rival and
West Coast for San Francisco.
ASTORIA-Sailed MAY 27-Schr Laura Nav
SAN DIEGO Sailed May 27-Stmr Silver Spring.
EUREKA-Arrived May 27-schr Mary E Russ,
Emma and Lonisa, from Fort Ross; schr Glendale,
hence May "a; schr Occidental, hence May II; schr
Sailed May 27-Schr Confanza. for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
Observation-Disclosures May 25-Br stmr Gaelic,
GENoA-Saiied May 21-Ital ship Francesca
Clampa for San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Sailed Apr 19-Ecu bark
Ophir. for Honolulu.
LIZARD-Passed May 24-Br bark Inchkeith, I'm
Hamburg for San Francisco.
PANAMA-Arrive ed May 24-Stmr Colima hence
May 3.
new for San Francisco. 24-Stmr City OF New YORK
for Panama. 25-Stnr City OF Panama. Tor Panama
Movements of Transatlantic Stetnsrs
NEW YORK-Arriyed May 27-Stmr DeyonIa I'm
Glasgow; stmr Elbe. from Bremen.
BREMEN-Arriyed May 27-Stmr Werra from
New YORK.
Ro1TERDAM-Arrlyed May 27-stmr waasdam.
from New York
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 27.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Grain Bags lower.
Wheat duh and weak.
Fair demand for Flour.
Wheat Freights nominal.
Barley tending downward.
Oats lower and dull.
Yellow Corn cleaned up,
Rye steady
Buckwheat net lected.
Bran and Middlings unchanged.
Hay weaker.
Beans weak and freely offered.
New Dried Apricots and Prunes wanted.
Nuts quiet.
Hops firm
Wool active and strong.
Coffee dun but firmer.
Canned Peaches in demand.
Quicksilver scarce and stiff.
Sugar very firm.
Potatoes declining.
Onions quiet.
Butter demoralized.
Cheese weak.
Eggs continue to advan ce.
Light receipts of New Honey.
Arrivals of Fruit increasing
Citrus Fruits duh and declining,
Vegetables weak and plentiful.
Hides quiet and weak.
Mutton frmer,
Other meats weak and plentiful.
Whole Tanbark higher.
Coal unchanged.
Good demand FOR lumber
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CCHooL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL Gull
- ture. A. g. GRETH. 921 Post St APPS II
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Ruenn VISTA School.

MISS 4. G. CatIin, Principal
Fifth and Fourth gIades-A. Duffy, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Fiflh Grade: Amy Cuden
Fourth Grade: Rosie Tanke, Dan pi swan r NAV
Kehoe Rosie Hole.
Third Grade-A. G. Cathn, teacher
Roll of Honor-Elsie COIN, May McHugh, Ma
bel Melody, James Kudelun. Minnie Pfosek,
Ida Rayn, Katie McHugh, Bertha Hass, Gavin
Teller, Martin Huber.
Second Grade-M. Batten, teacher.
Roll OF H0nOr-Alice BfoZ. Adrlne Melody
Elmer Ryan, John NoOnan, Maggie Mclaughlin,
Azalda johnson, jacob Hole, Lille kerrigan,
Annie Mulveany, Minnie Magll, Rose Ballard.
FEst and Receiving grades - Miss IL. B.
Croker, teacher.
Roll of HOnor-First Grade: Bella O'NeilI,
Peter J. NOODan, Helen Warnholz. Irene Cousins
John Miller. Tony Mathesen, Fannie Ronald.
Receiving Glass: Evelyn Lowe, Katie Foss,
Reule Farrell.
The morning call., 1890-05-28
A Street Since 1874.

Judgment was given by Judge Hoge yes
terday in favor of the plaintiff in the suit of
the People ex rel. VS.. NJ. P. Jones to compel
the removal of Instructions placed by the
defendant on Touchard street, between
Bush and Pine. The defendant, while adj
uniting the existence of the street, con-
tended that it was private and not a pnb-
lie thoroughfare. Judge Hoge in his de-
clsion held that the street in question was
dedicated to the public in 1854 and has ever
since been recognized as public street.
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BernaI Heights School.

M. E. Heating principal.
Seventh, Sixth and Fifth grades-S. f. Hay
dou, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Ceestine E. Courreges, NJ. E.
Evelyn BecRman, Tessie j. Schmidt
Third Grade-Nannie 4. Frank teacher
Roll OF Honor-James Wilde Charles L. Nav.
Stella Quinn.
First aud Second grades NJ. E. Caldwell.
teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Ida Walsh, Kate Chambers.
Joseph SeagraVe, Hans Neeke, Elise Carreres
Susie Mccain, Shirley Henry, Thomas Leith
Charles SGeinhagen.
Receiving and First grades-Cora Tompkins,
teacher
Roll of Honor-Ralph Beckman, Mamie Coffin.
Nette EichollZeT, Otto Kohler, Gertie Keleher
Harold Quinn, Tessie Silva, Martha Frauen,
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CITY COAL CONTRACT.

The Grand Jury Win Aid the super-
visors In Their Inquiry.
AT the meeting of the Supervisors Fire
Department Committee yesterday the
charges made by A. M. Ebbets of irrepu-
larities in the performance of city coal con-
tracts were laid over until next Tuesday
afternoon. At that time the County Grand
Jury and the Committee on Public Build
lngs VIII take the subject in hand and
make thorough investigation.
The committee decided to report favor
ably on the Fire Warden's order regulating
the building of light-shafts, conformably to
Judge Van Reynegom's recent decision.
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Njoholas CaImlv Lookoa a..

There has been trouble between Lawrence
Ryan and his wife, Annie j., and Nicholas
Ryan and his wife Mary. As a result the
first named have sued to recover $500 dam
ages for personal injuries inflicted on Mrs
Annie j. Ryan by Mrs. Mary RYAN on the
Sd of last March. In the complaint it is
averred that the latter knocked the former
down on the street and bruised her, and
that while this was being done Nicholas
stood by looking calmly ON at the proceed
ings
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A. NJ. HagaTtY, Principal.
Sixth and Fourth grades-A. NJ. Hagarty
teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Alice Kelly, Thomas Kerr,
Libbie Rowland, Willie Straub, Annie Kerr
John Swanson, Belle Woods, Fred Miucke
Joseph Ferrer, Emile LuttIinger.
Third and Second grades - A. j. Dolan,
teacher.
Roll of HOnOr-Nellie Sturke, Mary Ticoulet
August LutTringer, Arabella Kelly, Louis De-
pant, Edlth Rowland, Amelia ISoa, Lizzie
Ferrer Maggie TicOGet, Julius Delucni, Lottie
Lindner, Berthe Woods.
First Grade Lizzie Ellis, teacher
Roll OF HonOr-,Joe herZug, Emma TBeis on
Maggie Risso, John Rlsso. Katie Depauli, Rosie
Ferrer. Celia Richter, Anna Verges, Allen Smith,
Ernest Llndner.
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STEAMER. DEsrrxArIox. SANS wuRy
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ShipDin- Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day COLLECTION day. are the
Columbia for Portland. the Corona for Humboldt
Bay, the Pomona and Santa Maria for San Diego
the Crescent City for Crescent City and the Newport
LOT Eel RIVER. The willamette Valley falls due
from YaQuina Bay the State OF California from
Portland and the Los Angeles from San Pedro
The Harvester was chartered, prior to arrival for
lumber from Port Discovery to Melbourne, 67s cd
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By means of tine experts the net loss OF
school children has been reduced to 1O1.
Superintendent Anderson stated yesterday
afternoon that this loss had certainly been
wiped out by the gains made on recanvass-
ing, but which had not been figured up.
Already two-thlrds of the city had been
canvassed, and it indicated that a small
gain of about 1000 would be made.
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A TOAST.

49, IFE is a dream,
Not reality;
Il Death is no punishment,
But fatality:
Life is the sleeping,
And death the awaking;
Life the dim twilight,
Death the day breaking;
Life is all sorrowful
Death is a kindness;
Dying is seeing,
Living but blindness
Life is the darkness,
Death is the light;
Drink then to Death;
May we meet it tonight
Medina, Canada. HAL
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He Cannot Escape,

Frederick Herdel, proprietor of a beer
hall on the corner of Haight and Scott
streets, was held By Judge Joaehimsen YES
terday in bonds of $1,000 for trial on a charge
of betraying Lena Hoppe of Ross Valley
under promise of marriage
The morning call., 1890-05-28

r V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
al 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and fitting up
efnees promptly attended 70; telephone 800. nl51
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crazy Bhr- Keeper.
Fred Dillner, the German bar-keeper
who was arrested several days ago while
building ERE under lumber pile in the
Golden Gate Lumber Company's yard, in
order to cook some eggs and warm his feet,
was sent to the Agnews Asylum yesterday.
lie imagines that lie is married to a Prin-
cess. who has gone to Germany to claim her
estates, and he also desires TO fight John l..
Sullivan
The morning call., 1890-05-28

ON'IWAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE 100
= pairs spring styles lghtcolored trousers made
bycrack merchant talloTs for from $40 to $l5; our
price 81 SO toss. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PkRLURS, cor. Post and Dupont sts
The morning call., 1890-05-28

The estate of the late Louis Stiefel has
been appraised at S250.0OO. 1t consists of
oDe-thiTd interest In the partnership busi.
ness of Sachs Brothers & Co., In this city.
Michael Connor's estate has been an
praised at S4l0O.
The morning call., 1890-05-28

ment S507, 100; Law Library, $780, Among
the expenses for the Quarantine Depart
ment is $1,000 for new boilers and pumps
for the launch. The City and County At
an additional assistant and also type
writer.