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The morning call., 1890-07-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THUNDERSTORM
" SILKS, se4sAin and sealette coaSS also carpets,
furniture, laeecurtatus, blankets and fOldingbed
at NJ. EEt EDNAN Il CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
st: Why pay ready money when you can buy Just
cheap by masking a small cash payment down,
balance weekly monthly? An inspection of our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
gDous OF samples promptly attended to. 22S and
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Panes of a Fish-Hook.

A Charlottesville Qnd) special to the
Cincinnati Enquirer, dated July 22d, saws:
year-old boy, has been complaining of a
pain in his side, but continued TO run about
as usual and play with other boys. This
morning his father examined his side and
found dark, hard substance just under
the skin. Making slight incision, he was
surprised to find fish-ho0k firmly i'm
bedded in the flesh. How it got there is n
mystery, but it must have been working
around in the boys body for quite awhile,
as lie has felt pains In that part of his
anatomy for several months. 1t required
the services Of a surgeon to cut the fish
hook ont
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New YORK NIarl,ets

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The stock market on the
whole displayed little more animation than on
the average for last week. but the bears seemed to
have acquired courage to attack the list from the
duness of long continued and lower prices in Lon
don, coupled with disturbances in the Argentine
Republic. The pressure upon the list almost
continuous to-day, and prices slowly yielded With
out material losses except in few stocks, and the
market closed. Barley steady and with generally
slight fractions below Saturdays figures Sugar,
however, was down 21s per cent. Governments
steady. Petroleum continues dull Spot closed at
SS7t. and August az SO.
NEW YORK, July ZS-United States Bonds: AS,
1859 41a's lO4; Northern Pacific. 1865; Cana
dian Pacific 79Ia;. Central Pacific, SO; AtehI-
son, 449s; Union Pacific, 625s; wells-Fargo. l41;
Western Union, s35s; Silver 1885; Sterling
81 s512@4 SO.
Wheat-Cash, 81 o.; August, s914c
FIour-Firm.
Coree-Sl7 40.
Sugar. 12c
Hops-California. 16c
Bides-California, l4e.
COpper-Lake. SIT co
1in-Spot, $40 80
Lead-DOmestic, 81 1872.
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-SS7sc.
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Too Many Girls.

A farmer named Nelson Coombs, who
lived about four miles back of Ripley Land
ing, w. Va, says, a special from PomerOy
under date Of July 22d to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, was so disguised Monday when
his wife gave birth to her fifth girl baby
that he threatened to kill himself. and left
few hours later for the woods with a
rope. Although the woods have since been
thoroughly searched for him, he has not yet
been found, and many think he came down
to the river and drowned himself.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS Calcutta, spot. 65s@624c; Wool Bags SEQ
SSc; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
follows, terms net cash: cube, 63sc q 10;
Crushed, 63se; Extra Powdered, 6Ssc Fine Crushed,
63sc; Dry Granulated. 61sc; COnfectloners A, &c;
Extra c. 47sc; Golden c, 45sc 2 10: Bags, 1sc more
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes. terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube sac; Crushed 614c; Fine Crushed.
SAC; Powdered 614c; Extra fine Powdered 61ac;
Dry Granulated tic; AK do, &c: Confectionery
C.. ACC q u
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backward His head struck against the
wheel of a passing express-wagon, driven
two scalp wounds, which were dressed at
the Receiving Hospital by the Police Sur,
geon. The injuries were not serious, ana
MIR. Sterett was taken in a hack to his resi-
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japanese Women IN Court.

The cases Of three japanese women, ar
rested on Morton street, came up in Judge
LAWYERS court yesterday, One of the pris-
oners was also charged with bribery for
pressing $40 into the hand of Policeman
Knudson, while telling him that his pris-
oners were all good girls and should not be
arrested In court yesterday the woman
stated that she gave the officer $50 for her
bail. The cases were taken under advise
mant
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DR. BAZAN'S TURKISH, RUSSIAN MEDI- |
IL Gated aud electric baths are, after being thor
ouehly renovated, open to the public. AIS Suffer !
street iv27 It's
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING * n T1,r1ic
1 LIGHTING PLANT AT THE NAVY-YARD
MAKE ISLAND. CAL.-BUREAU OF Yarns IN
DOCKS, Navy Department, July l5 1890 -separato
sealed proposals in Duplicate Endorsed .Proposa,s
for Electric Lighting Plant, Mare Island Sayv.
yard" VIII be received at this Bureau until II
O'Clock A NJ, on Monday September /, 1880, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Specinca-
tons and blank forms of proposals will be furnished
by the Bureau or the COmmandsht of the Mare
Island Nayy-yard. A bond for the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars must accompany bids, ana the right is
reserved by the Bureau to reject any or all propo-
sails, and to waive defects. N. Ii. FARQUHAR,
(hisJ II Bureau. 1y22 1u FIR st
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c; second quality.
434 as 1sc; third do, 31a@415c.
VEAL-Large 4636c small Calves. 6G3c.
MUTToN-Wethers, 6I2@71a c; Ewes, 61A97c.
Handspring Lamb 7129s13c p ID.
PORk-Live Hogs. 4I4@i12c for light graln-fed,
and 3s4 G4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 3349
4c q Il; dressed do, 71s61Sc = ID
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. July %
Summary OF THE MARKErl

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
All Cereals firm.
Rye very scarce.
Large receipts OF Hay.
Beans as before
Potatoes abundant and weak.
Onions again advanced.
Butter still higher.
Cheese very firm.
Choice Eggs strong.
A car of Eastern Poultry In.
Fruits and Vegetables quiet.
Dried Grapes very firm.
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b. F. Sterett, the proprietor of printing
establishment at 532 Clay street, attempted
to board a street-car on the corner of Mont
gomery and Washington streets yesterday
afternoon, but missed his footing and fell
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317 Pine street 1t was decided to send
samples of red, white and dry wines to the
Society of Agricultural Chemists at Wash
ington for analysis. and also to w. b.
Rising, State Analyst. who is now in Ger
many, and who will have an analysis made
in Heidelberg
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g. a CC0RDIoN PLATING DONE AT SHORT NO
~ tee. GOLDBERG, lis McAIlister st. jylL en-
I AIDES TAILoR-MADE SUITS; LATEST
II fall styles. Parlors 1875 Oak St iylOtf
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: Steamers to sail to-day the City OF Pueba for
Victoria and Puget Sound, the Wilmington for
Puget Sound, the Eureka for San Pedro, and the
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Ajax falls due from
Coos Bay, the Pomona from San Diego, the san
Pedro from Tacoma, and the Alex Duncan, YaQuina
and Santa Cruz from-the southern coast.
The Zealanda falls due from Australia and Homo
lulu Saturday.
The ships Z. c. Chapman, 1857 tons, and India,
1920 tons, loads Coal at Nauaimo for this port.
Cairrhoe takes for Cork 3S,sS2 cts Wheat,
valued 5 $500.
The Br iron bark Province. 1884 TONS was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat to United King
DOM Havre or Antwerp, 4Os
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During the five years ending with May,
1890 Eugene, Oregon, has collected from
different sources and paid out for improve
ment of her streets and for general ex-
penses $4,000. The most expended any
one year was $4,000, which was in 1888.
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j Is Conorless, Pasaden q
A Martin, Chicago
Il 5 Comstock, New York
A Periiz, San Jose
q Il Scnafer, New York
j A Morrissey IL W, Stockn
Z Ligars, Chicago
Abe Deutsch, New York
) y Griffith a W. Fresno /.
f Van Landt. Seattle
| A NJ Hineman, Chicago
Clough Poerton. U S Navy
u W lzer, san Diego
E n Davidson, Phila
HOUSE.
&c NJ Grant, New York
lDr Echetroth, Sonoma
II Is Wheeten. Smartsvill
l. G Newell, LIvermore
w Alexander, Batavia
ii J Finger, Santa Barbar
j II Wood&w, Marysville
Miss A Woodland, Oakland
Il Mcpherson, Los Angelo
Mrs L A Wilson, Fresno
K I Pierce, Chico
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: ORDERS TAKEN FOR HOME-PUT- Up FRUITS
GO only best material used and satisfaction guar
anteed l.. p. WYANT, IL Geary ST., Room !. 81 s.
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yiticultural Matters.

The Viticultural Commission yesterday
authorized its President and Secretary to
sign lease for its new quarters at 315 and
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July 2a-Wheat was excited and
higher. opening from ~ TO &c higher than Satur-
days closing but the advance brought out free Of
feriugs under which prices declined from to 14c
tiuetusted and closed 11s9114c higher than satur-
day. The advance can be attributed to the in
uences which have affected the market OF late. Re-
ceipts 6l3, 1000; shipments IS 5000 bushels. Rye
firm at 54c. Barley steady,
CHICAGO. July 25-wheat, cash. a3c =.
Corn-463sc.
PorE-S12.
Lardls6121a.
Ribs-$5 80.
Whsky-Sr10.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday In the San
ran cisco Stock Hoard:
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, July 2s-The spot market is higher
at rs 212d97s Sgd. Cargoes are firm at 3Ss sd for
off coast, BIS Sd for just shipped and 3Ss Sd for
nearly. due
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Louise Michel has announced her intention Of
founding Nihillsts COLONY in America,
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July, Is 414d; August, Is
AID; September, rs Sd; October. Is Sgd; Novem-
Der, 7s534d: December. Is 53fd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON July 2s.-Consos, SO l-16; United States
Bonds-4's, 1926; 412's. lO5; Silver. SOD:
Rentes, 92f SIC; bullion into Bank Of England,
100000.
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FINANCIAL.


OFFER WANTED FOR 90 SHARES OF ITALIAN
" Swiss Bid. and Loan AS value j ne Both $1,000
Address 5. H., Box Ia. this office. IT.
G60n OOO TO LOAN AT LOWEST Mar
DCUU.UUU ket rates city and country real
estate, any amounts. sch ULLER, 420 California Il
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
bates of Departure From San Francisco.
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EVEN 4 FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
u dressed when We can 1T you in a merchant
tailor made suit, newest spring styles for SIS; mer-
chant tailor's price S55 ORIGINAL MlSFIT
.CIDTHING PARLORS cor Post and DupOEt sts
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New York Exchange

New York i xchange.
New York Exchange, l21ac for sight drafts and
171ac for Geographic.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

AFTERNOON SALES
Boards Water, 9s; 20 Hawaiian CONNIE
cial IS.
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COMPANY.

Dividends declared.
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D0N'TwAIT UNTIL IT Is TOO LATE = 100
pairs spring styles light-eolored trousers made
ycrack merchant tailors for from SO TO SIS;
price 81 80 10 IS. ORIGINAL Nj SFtr CLOTHING
fARLNRS, COR Post aud Dupont
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4 'LAIRvoYANT: FEE. csc; LADIES ONLY 44O
" Third St. Room 4. 1y27 Sta
NINE. MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST, REVEALS
w past, present ana future; fee Csc. iy25 sts
A UGUSrA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-TELLER AND
n clairvoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teiches
fortune. 1926 Mission ST., 10th; fee 81 jy25 2ms
NINE. EXODUS, CLAIRvoYANT, REMOVED
In 1867 Market, bet 9Th and 18th, Room jylS u
NINE DAVIS REVEALS PAST, PRESENT AND
vi future. Fifth St, PariOrs p and %. iyl5 5m
MISS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, LOTTERY, LOVE.
lu etc. future husband or wife. 353 Fourth. II I'm
NJ RS. .NORMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE;
w past, present and future. and gives lucky nun
berS Sl5 Mission St. advice in basement. 1el3 Gin
lola MANNING LATELY ARRIVED FROM EU-
1rope reveals past present and future with cards.
Hours An 10 Pm. 9l712 Mission top fioOr.iS 6n
NINE. WALTERS, 3l7 TEHAMA ST, Mr.. 4TH:
~ fortunes t0d ladies, Csc; gents, soc; open Sun.
(YREATESr FORTUNE-TELLER in THECIrY;
~, nsVeas past, present and future. Call and $50
1 hdfo LLhLAND, IS9 Mission, near Fourth; fes
~N'e' 0Vei gentleman 81; lucky charms my3u
Nj ME-; shMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE-
u1oNheu revealing LIES future events; ladies 81,
kfn-LIII.L " Dy mail 50. ONCE $50 Mission mr. Il
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CARPET-CLEANING. sc PER YARD; CHEAP
" est and best in the city. j. L MITCHELL q
CO. 80 Fourteenth st. APP II
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IA INDOW SHADES MANUFACrURED TO OR
" der by WILLIAM MoPHUN, 1l96 Market. 2i.t
4 GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITION-wE CAN
y save you 90 per cent by purchasing merchant
tailor made business suit for 81 merchant tailOr'S
price $50 ORIGINAL MISFIr CLOTHING PAR
LURS, cor. Post and Dupont sts
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y carpets cleaned and relad. JONES' Perfect
Carpet-cleaning Works, % and u Eighth St, Telc-
phOue
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CABYILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, HAV-
y ing now completed their new aud commodious
factory at IS Eighth ST, between Market aud Mis-
sion are better prepared 10 fill all orders entrusted
To them than before. A tuu line Of fine car
fiageS always on hand AT bedrock prices iyl6 I'm
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotabie at s6l4@s71ac.

Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 06@l O9 . ounce.
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nRY GOODS ON INsrALLMENTS. WITHOUT
II Interest," dress goods, clOsks, furniture carpets
bedding. leweiry, pictures. mirrors, hanging lamps.
clocks, etc; carpets from soc upward. }. NOONAN
3 CO, 1G2l aud 1923 Mission ST. bet. Sixth and
Seventh; open evenings. apl7 Il
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DE ADVISED IN TINE TO PURCHASE NER-
ID chant tailOr-made spring suit in or button
cutaway for SO; merchant tailOr's price $40
Posi- and JUUOur
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FOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR No. 1901
Il mWrOred with large plate lSxi0; walnut. oak and
cherry; cash price elsewhere $50; our installmbn5
price only $50. NJ FRIEDMAN a CO, 22S-23O
Stockton st. cor. Post: omen evenings. apl6 u
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A l2o kEAENY. ROOM 9 YOU Can BORROW
~ money AZ low rates; private rooms Tor ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator. au7 &
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MADAME MUCIER, MOST WONDERFUL RE-
WI Veaier; seer OF past, present and future; is
elairYoyant 2ll Third ST., upstairs. jy27 3t+
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4ssessments Pending.
The following is a list of assessments now pendIn
COMPANY.

"A PCT
ADVERTISEMENTS of mines not listed the
IoRrd fall delinquent In ot.ce.
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n EW PENSION LAWS: NOPAPERS REQUIRED.
~ CAL or address Immediately FRED NJ. WILL
son, 40 California ST., Room II, Jyl3 Inns
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RUY- PAILLARD N0N-MAGNETIC WATCHES,
IL the only recognized standard. jyr2 I'm
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CARPET-CLEANING; 8 TO CTS PER YARD;
y the best work guaranteed no pay; telephone
S22S- 5, STRAITON, 1911 Market ST. ap6 6m
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AT MRS
IDARLING'S, 7l01a Taylor ST. y25 If
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DVICE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY; No PUBLIC
y ity; legal everywhere r. SECULAR, supreme
Court AttIrney. "a keaIny St myls 6m
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NoNEY LOANED on ARTICLES: EVERY DE
W Scription OF collateral: Old gold and silver
bought Cttl.ENANfS. IL I'd 81 san francisco tn3U
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A DNICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY:
y no publicity; terms reasonable; no fee unless
successful; costs advanced for reliable persons Adj
dress Attorney. L. O. Box 1922 ;. f. Jy25 II
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Dli..sn tiAkE.Its.

AIDES, IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
l. fitting suits made and handsomely draped for
IS or good Innings, trimmings found for $l5, ease
cali MRS. MORRIS, 1879 Geary ST. y2S IT.
NINE. FLESHEI3S SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUT-
NJ ting and dressmaking; you are taught to make
dress from beginning to end; the most perfect la
dies tailor system In existence 81 Sixth ST. iy22 I'm
nRESS- CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Dauthentc French tailor system. 60 Post. iei 6m
MISS AGNES keller, ll9 STOCKTON NEAR
wi Geary stylish suits from 50 SO up; cutting aut
fttiigl specially; 10 cents perfect fl ap7 II
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IA L HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
W to hire for balls. parties funerals at reason
able price. ORIGINAL MISFtr CLOTHING PAR
lNiS InsL and Eunout SIS
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DIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY; HALF
i hour % cents. 9jl Market, Room 81. my15 I'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
Deaths Work.

A feeling Of gloom and sorroa ws.
cast over the city on Saturday, by re
announcement Of the sudden death
OF Miss Mary White, eldes, daughter
OF Rev. II. 81. White, Of Ioudoun
street Presley erisn Church. Mi.s
white was taken sick several DAYS AGO
sni was under . physicians care. Os
Friday ste seemed much better but
about 3 o'clock Saturday morning
she was taken suddenly worse and
died in few hours. A worry SD fea
iure OF the bereavement vas that DIR,
White was away from home, having
gone to Kansas City, Mo; the week
previous on some business. He was
on his retnrn and consequently nc
one knew where TO telegraph 10 him
Fortunately n message caught him n
Springfield, Mo. when be was about
to stop over Sunday. Mise White
was young lady of lovely DISPOSE.
ton and splendid Intellectual attain.
ments. No one had more friends
nor was better beloved than she. Hel
life was verlta6le sunbeam aud sh,
delieh'ej IN making The lives of oth-
ere. happy. She vas eighteen year
OF age and as her young life was jus
budding into what promised to be {
lovely and useful womanhood she wal
ca led away, as lives which are tn,
smiles OF God are called to Ills bosom.
The bereayed family Lave the heart.
felt sympathy OF the entire commu.
nity.--Winchcs,er Metcs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. !
THURSDAY Dee "a tgoo

1naA ANA0AHW IN = In ~ n M 0N. u
THURSDAY. DEE ~ 1870.
lCattls ars cold al tt1ss Gggsss live weight.
HOgs are sold ~ net weight, tiat is 20 Der
cent generally OF from live weight
Sheep are sol1 gross, that 10 live Hsigbt'
or nothing on.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle ibis week ranged AZ
follows Beet Beeves 80 < 32isSf 90. those
generally rated. fret suanty, ~, ass 90.
medium or good fair qualify 81 So rs.
and ordinary thin steers, OKen tnd Cow
90 81 30 per 100 Ne.
Of the Cattle received 1910 head came from
Virgins, i6G from West Virginia. 573 from
Ohio, 40 from Maryland, 398 from Kentucky,
223 from lldnois, and IS from Pennsylvania
Total receipts for toe week 2R83 hsa ID a.
Rsinst 2620 last week. and I932 hoid aams
time is8t Jear
o. the offerings Today ll17 head we're taken
By Bait more butchers $50 by county deal.
ere sud $50 hy Eastern b-yefs. Total siIst
fof tho week lll- head sgsinst 1870 last
wsesi and 9l3 bead same week iaai Ya-F.
SugEP bsD LAsl8 Il here has been e fair
trade iu good SHEEP and tsas ihu uerk
and tlo qushty Ear Throughout The re-
teipis are some I COO bead i1 excess Bf Insf
week numbers 20 ere Sheep ere quoted
81 3 q ceuts, ana ieW extra 81 5{ oenis
ger Do gross. Lambs "a csu per lt efoss.
The arrivals o. She b au6 Lsmtstlg Wa
Numbered 15C6 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
Indian Scare over.

Tie Indian scare in the Northwest
is practically over, and il there was
at any time any serious danger OF an
outbreak il is pas. now. There has
been from the beginning a great diff
ference OF opinion as TO seriousness OF
the outlook. General Miles has been
freely crit cized and is accused OF
losing his head He took the most
serious view OF the situation from
tue outse'. and on the strength OF his
tpreseptatiUns tie government has
has'ened regiments of troops from all
quarters to The turbulent regions, IN.
III now the Indians are surrounded
by Gordon of troc ps sufficiently
strong to mas'er them. IL General
Mics was correct in his views che
right plan has been followed, for oil
q danger has been sverted and in fact
the troops have found very tame
lot of lndisn-, who have, in every
instance thus far been ready TO submit
and go quietly to the agency. They
are sosuhmissive in fact asto give some
reason for believing that the reports
sent Ia The War Department Were
much exaggerated, hut it is doubtless
true that the eold weather and the
unexpected massing of so many
troops about them have dane much
toward quietiDg them down. Is ia
said at the War Department that the
troops will be gradually closed in on
the Indians and they will be COM
PEELED to give up their arms. The
War Department is in favor of to-
total disarmament OF the Indians,
and uapy Of the most influential Of
6cers in the army are strongly urging
that all their rifles and revolvers he
taken from them. and that they be
prevented from procuring new cnes.
They point out the folly of allowing
the Indians to become possessed Of
even better srms than the troops and
supplied with large Gmouns OF ans
munition, which they are liable to
use at any time for numbering the
settlers and e Citing the army.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
New York, via Washington.

One OF the most delightful routes
between Chicago and the East is over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
New York, by way OF Washington.
The trip possesses many peculiar
charms, especially TO one whose jour.
neyiDgs have never taken him to the
boTdtrs Of the sunny Southland. The
ride through the MonoDgabela valley,
across the mountains Of West Vir-
RiDia. and then along The gently flow.
ing Potomac, awnkens q deep interest
IN the liver Of natural scenery. Much
Of the ground trayersed bas unique
historical associations. A large part
Of tbs region was debatable land st
the time OF ,h5 civil war. Across
thtse fields ant down along these dus.
~ roads once marched now tho Blue
and DOW tie Grey These valleys
once rang with cheers, now for Tie
Stare and Stripes, and now for the
Stars and Bars. these mountainous
heigLts more than once echoed the
Sounds oisdeRdly conflict. Here Gen.
Lees army crossed the PolOmac on
that carefully planned invasion Of Ma.
rylabd and Pennsylvania which ended
80 dissstrouslY at Gettysburg. Here
StOuewall Jackson direc' ed lis forces
on ihat giand bunting excursion, 10y
which be tOrraled The Federal force,
in hafpefs Ferry and compelled them
60 'Uite DIR. And Le-e at Harpofs
Ferry is suli tpop the BRICK inrt
wh'it JOan brown tOOk his STAND ~
defence of tue elave hO'tirg power.
To one Hho remembers when these
names were lrst written in Jlood y bat
an excitement Of feeling The mention
90 them nfouses; Alietam, Sba %.
burg, Sou h Mountain, ShensbdoaL,
harpeTs Ferry. Balls Bluff Itisno
ordinary experience 10 yass through
region frougbt With such trugio
memories
be train Iurrits on, and soon
tbere is seen dimly in the d.s,an,-
while marble shaft, and then gs,.t
white dome, and tbeu O'ber IinuaclCs
and spires, aud Washington Is rescheC.
Even ibe most cursOfy glance at the
clty is snre 10 be profoundly impress
siye. y bali hours drive through The
stfee's will reveal more cleafly Lhan
any detailed description pcss bly, can,
hose ieatur6s Which have given tie
CITY ts reputation aud made Il. in q, e
feise, NC Mtc's Of "a } rauictc 81.
's oi lhis county. The capuo,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
Official Returns /.

The Governor has is ued his proc
iamstion declaring the result OF The
rec-nt eeciions. For Judge of the
Supreme Court and Representatives
in Congress. Omitting the scatter
ing votes the results are ss follows
Lucas, 1881; Reynolds, 70,l97; ID.
ID. Johnson, S9S.
For ngressmen-First District
PeDdleton, D., lS.479: Hubbard, r.,
1881 Lynch, p, 422.
Second Dis wilson, d, 90
439; Harmon, r., 1894; Baker. p,
l36.
Third ID strict Anderson, ID. 20.
433; Gaines. r., 1878 Middlctown
F., t07.
Fourth D;strict-Capebart, d.
1888; Smith, h, 1858; Hall, p,
.l99.