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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-18
Should BE Elected.

Should BE Elected.
Hon. A. II. Merritt, in Sanford
Express: Chatham county is proud
OF her new judge, T. B. Womacx.
In fis success, we recognize what
iadust-y. prudeacs aud high chris
tian integrity will accomplish when
steadily applied 10 the accomplish
ment of noble ends. With none Of
tue adysntitious circumstances Of
wealth or q collegiate education, he
has won his way to the front rank
IN his native county and within O.
stones throw of where he was born
thrty-fve years ago. The people
ga: n bin the elements of trle
mi iood sr, gene .ls, scve hin
tn. supper and confidence. He
has been true TO every trust and
negligent Of no duty. He had
tempting offers abroad, but he
stuck TO his bush" and now he sits
worthily upoa the bench ss the sue
cessor Of Judge Gilmer, than whom
We have had no purer men TO pre-
side in our courts Of Justice. We
predict for Judge Womack Q most
honorable and useful career upon
the bench. He will be kind, pa.
tient, firm, i1corupt.ble. sud will
administer justice wish . clear herd,
q pure heart end WITH even hands.
Wssh',gson Gsyeste, Jan. c3rd:
Thomas Brown Womack, vf Pits
bo.o, has been appo;nted Jutg in
the place Of Judge Gil ner. Judge
Womsck Is q Law je.of great ability;
he has q mind Of the most d;scrim.
mating character; has indomi.able
perseverance sad uubounded ener-
Uy. y lf all
those who were mentioned for the
position 10 which Gov. Fowle has
so wisely appointed him, he was, in
our humble opinion, the best suited,
and for him we expressed decided
preference. The Judgship Is safe
in his hands. He viii wear Che
ermine with dignity, and do the
State honor.
judge Womack &C Durham.
purhs. psi,y o.sss
The man on the bench looked
every inch . judge. He wore that
age which showed that he was one Of
North Carolina's progressive young.
sons He Isn't much pretty, but for
Q fine locking msn be holds q full
hand. He is marching on to his
thirty. sixth birthday, and his weight
corresponds exactly 10 the grub that
hotel men give him. he ID ioaded 10
the murzle with clsvernsss, good
learning, scholarly research and q
thorough knowledge ofhumsn nature.
His best character Will Be found when
you search bin through and through.
Then you will fnd him MAJ in che
truost sense or the word.
Raleigh Chrsnicle Buresu ct Dur.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-18

State Chronicle, Jan. u: The
Chronicle eongratulates M. Won
ack upon his elevation 10 O place
On The judiciary Of The State which
wss never purer or sbler 10 the his.
tory Of The State. The Chronicle
congratulate The State that The
The morning call., 1890-06-13

New York Markets.

New YORK. June 12.-The stock market to-day
showed no Improvement in the volume OF business,
and while the upward movement at no time
amounted TO a boom, there was after the first few
minutes steady appreciation in values which in
spite OF material opening declines had the effect of
leaving everything the list fractionaly higher,
with here and there material advance. Govern
ments steady. Petroleum opened, spot steady at
SO, and July at 90. After u slight decline the
market then advanced, closing firm.
NEW YORK, June 12-United States Bonds: as,
1872; 4I5's, l0312; Northern Pacific, 3S14 Cana
dian Pacific, s27s; Central Pacific. 3412; Union Pa
cihc, e67s; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. 475s;
wes-fargo. l43 bid, 145 asked; Western Union T..
s5la; Silver lU4: Sterling, 81 S694 SS1a
Wheat, cash, 957sc; July, s314o
Flour-Quiet.
Coffee-$17 %.
Sugar-4s4@5 9-l6c.
Hops-California, 19c.
Hides-Caifornia 1870.
Copper-Lase. SIS 80.
Tin-Spot, $21 so.
Lead-Domestic, 81 40.
lron-Sl4.
Petroleum-S9c.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
Passenger Travel Statistics-A
San Jose Convention.

The Coast Railway Convention will be held at
San Jose on Wednesday. the 25th inst, and
promises to be largely attended. The call for
the convention originated in Santa Barbara, soon
after Mr. Huntlngton's visit there. The cOnven-
ton will meet to consider plan for the speedy
completion OF coast line. Five delegates each
from Santa Barbara, Los Angeles Ventura, San
Luis OOispo. Monterey. Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
San Mateo, Alameda md San Francisco counties
will form the convention. An effort Will be made
TO induce the Southern Pacific road to complete
its line. plan has been proposed to construct
a competing road from Los Angeles to this city,
With capital Of S1o,ooO.O0O. ElwoOd Cooper
OF Santa Barbara is the originator OF 1t.
The rumOr has been revived IN some Eastern
jOu nails that the Union Pacific Is trying 10 lease
the Central Pacific, and that al the next annual
meeting the Vanderbilt interests would control
the situation. II is also stated by the same au-
tbOrIties that The VandeTbilts have made con-
tract with the Union Pacific and have already
arranged transcontiuental line from New York
TO San Francisco, including tile New York Cen
trail. Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Northwest
ern system, Union Paci &c ana the leased lines OF
the Southern Pacific TO this city. Local railroad
men nave no information OF any such move,
and believe ii TO be only rumor that period
ically breaks out in the East.
During the month OF NJ ay the through passen-
ger traffic over the Southern Pacific system was
Observation-Disclosures 1907, secOnd-class 4162 I;
total, 1869. Westward-First-class 1884, sec
In the same month last year figures were: East
ward both classes 7731, Westward 1901, show
Ing small decrease this year. The long snow
blockade this year on the Central Pacific road
affected the travel considerably during the
months following January and February, the
mouths OF the blockade.
Engineer Manson of the Harbor Commissioners
states hat there are so many engineering prob
lens connected with The Belt Line Railroad
which Will join tile north end OF Powell street
with the Southern Pacific freight wharves and
the proposed new ferry depot, that only pre-
liminary work can be done for quite a lime to
come. He Is now preparing maps aud plans TO
present 10 tile HarbOr Commissioners at their
meeting on Tuesday next
Captain A. NJ. Simpson, one OF the incorpOTa
Tors Of lie Antioch Warehouse Company, denies
that such incorporation made in anticipa-
tlOn OF the Santa Fe road being extended 10 this
city. Tie company has organize simply for
business purposes, without any reference as to
the Santa Fe building TO Antioch or not. The
buildings are well under way now and the new
wharf has been completed.
Local Tailr DAD ticket agents report busisess as
very light at present. There is much less east
ern- bound travel now than is US ual al this time
Of IA war
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Round-the-Wnrid Whispering Tel
phone COMPANY.

A Round-the- World Whispering Tele-
phone Company.
The following articles of Incorporation
were filed yesterday in the office of the
County Clerk:
The Round-the-W World Whispering Tele-
phone Company of California. Directors
A. p. BraytoD. E. T. Steen, Alvan d.
Brock. John II. Redstone of San Fran
cisco and J. J. Martin of Visalia. Capital
stock So. ,0Oo divided into 100000 shares
$4,000 subscribed. The telephone is the
invention Of James A. Christie.
Peoples LabOr-saving and Manufacture
Ing Company. Directors-E Senter of Red
Bluff, S. z. Paige, j. 6. Hurley, j. G. Berd-
row and e. A. Randlett of Alameda. Capt.
tai stock 100000, divided into 10000 shares
S1O,235 subscribed. The company will deal
in patents and manufacture useful COM
modites.
Bode & Haslett Directors-Samuel NJ,
Percy f. and Oliver C. Haslett, Josiah
Hand and George I. Wright of Alameda.
Capital stock 100000, divided into 1000
shares; stock subscribed in full. The firm
will conduct general commission business
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Is IT j. +. LANDRY
Identification of the Man Who Jump,
ID

Identification of the Man Who Jumped
Overheard.
1t Is believed now that the man who committed
suicide Oh Wednesday night by jumping into the
bay from the Oakland ferIy-boat is j. +. Landry,
electrician, 81 years Of age, who lived at 1910
jackson street
MIS-. Natalie Landry called at the Morgue yes
terday IN search OF him. She believes that the
suicide is her missing hus band, as lie had been
out Of " DIRK aud Ill OF late and iTeiled over The
death OF his child. He was Respondent and had
frequently told her that inasmucn as his useful
ness was at end and lie had nothing 10 live
for lie would like TO die.
What made Mis- Landry almost positive that he
was dead was the following note from him re-
ceiyed yesterday morning:
Ny Dear Natalie. As promised write you let
ter To let you know my whereabouts.
Will cross the river tonight to join the majority
In the letter was also a. request for the wife's
forgiveness. Owing TO his ihealth he had been
living at Knights milk ranch OH lie Mission
road. lie had stated that he intended going 10
Fresno to find employment but Instead deter
mined 10 put an end 10 his struggles.
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OUR FLAG.

- Ow loose our banDer Let each fold
Be glinted by the morning gold
Shine, stars Now Il rious forty-two,
IL Where once, on field azure blue,
" And washed by cold Atlantic spray
Shone few, compared with these to-day.
Our fathers toiled and suffered, bled,
Till tyranny an tyrantS fed;
Back from our shores drove kingly power
Made liberty, by blrthri5ht, ours.
Yes. gave to us this priceless boon
And here for Gods oppressed made room
Glorious flag How grand TO see
Thy folds wave over land and sea,
With no dark hands in Suppliance raised
Bearing the manacles OF slaves
Thy fpes, thy stars protection give
To all who meath thy folds may live.
Forget we not in this glad hour
The cost OF freedoms twice-bought dover.
memory goes back 10 those dark years
When this land. wet with blood and tears,
Washed out the stain our flag had known
Mid shot aud shell and dying groan.
From North to South. from shore to shore,
Recount their brave deeds Ger and Ger
To-day We honor our own dead
Nith fresh cu!led garland DER each head.
No nobler deed can mortal do
Than be 10 Goa and country true.
As our heroes sleep on our own soil,
May we not seek the conqueror'S spoil?
Well guard our homes, cur native land,
But me- r viii raise the OplresSOTS manu-
To snatch from other men by might
The lands 10 which they have right.
Wave, banner. wavel Grand symbol free,
Teach Us to love the right and thee;
To walk in learulng's path content,
To give our minds the proper bent
In {, ming years with voice and vote
To make our land Of greater note.
The Switzer loves his mountain cold:
So too. does every NOrSeman bold
II they can love those rugged sleeps
From which the White crest cataract leaps,
Wen love this land, with Verdure bleSt,
The richest gem Of all the West.
SEQUoIA, in TOint-Arena Record.
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General Merchandise.

BA6S-Calcutta, spot. &c: July, &c; Wool Bags, 80
@3Sc; Potato Gunnies, nominal.
PIG TIN--Strong at 24t25c p Dan advance.
OIL-Californa Castor OIL, in cases, No l. 81 40;
No. 2. 81 20 manufacturers rates) California Lin
seed bbIs, y gall. boiled. 721ac raw, zoe p gall
cs, 21ac more. Refined Cocoanut, 40 d45c a gall:
China Nut, 6S@7Sc q gallon; Eastern Linseed
on, in bbs, roc; do raw, g. 1ac p gallon; Lard OIL
bbis. 72lsc: cases. 771lac y gallon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gle; Downer's 27Ihc q
gal; Astral, Gle; 1862 Elaine, 261ac; PEARL SIC,
Water White, refined, bulk. 16c; Headlight IT'S Q,
cases, 27c; Mineral Illuminating 3OOo 27Ibc ir
cases; Standard, l1Uo fire test l6Iac y gall In cases
tcapsl, lie faucets and l3c In bulk
WHITE IEAD-Quotable at 5Iac . H.
TURPENrINE-Quoted at 57Isc q gallon.
SUGAR-rhe California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube, $3.50; Crushed, 65sc; Extra
Powdered, 65sc: Fine Crushed 6ssc; Dry Granu-
lated, 62sc Confectoner's A. 6I4c; Extra c, 45sc;
Golden z. 4hsc . 10; Bags 1sc more than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash !:
The morning call., 1890-06-13

Christine hansen recently applied to the
Superior Court to assist her in discovering
her child, to whom she wished to leave
some property. She stated that in 1878 she
had placed her -year-Old daughter,
Laura, in charge of tie Ladies' Protection
and Relief Society, but at the time of ap-
plication could not name the whereabouts
OF the little girl, as all information was
denied her. The report of the referee in
the case was filed yesterday, showing that
upon an examination Mrs. Barstow, Presi-
dent of said society, testified that the child
was adopted by Mr.. aud Mrs. Campbell in
1881, and is now living with them at Jud.
sOnYiile near Antioch
The morning call., 1890-06-13

Theodor Dierks bought from John A.
Zollver certain property ON Golden Gate
avenue and Fillmore street for 5000. The
deed stated the eastern and western boun-
dariea to be ninety feet in length, but
Dierks claims that the boundaries are one
hundred feet in length, and that he is being
defrauded out of the extra ten feet. He
has therefore brought suit to compel Zoll-
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o. @ Misunderstanding. =. FLAYIN & CO. +~vugh 20 Ellis Street
lost Inc msumMd

best cwoat and his is more than yeah behind
the fwaShon. Pm almost ashwamed 10 be seen
In II; am, upon my souli But I'll have salts
factlOn-il cali the police!"
After one quick glance al the young mans ap'
parel, George flung aside the coat on his arm,
and placing a hand on each of the dandys
shoulders, got bin out of the one he had on in a
manner more expeditions than gentle. Hastily
examining The secret pocket, George found the
money sale. Mr.. MaTchhare took Lawrence
aside, and explained that his call on Alice must
be postponed for the present We need scarcely
add that II never took place.
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Not n subiect of Instruction.

In the case on appeal of John Munro, admins
traitor OF the estate Of Michael Stanton, against
the Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Com
pany, whern judgment was given for $4,000 dam
ages against the company for the death OF Stan
ton, who was killed by a blast exploded by tile
company's employees In January. 1885, the SD
premo Court yesterday reversed the judgment OF
the lower court ana OF dered a new tiial The re-
verslng court held that error was committed In
the Instruction 10 the Jury In aludng TO the sOr-
row, grief ana mental suffering caused the mother
of the deceased Dy his death.
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The Award Stands Good

The Supreme Court has affirmed the judg-
ment in the sum of $1,000 against George
C. Bode and others for the death OF Francis
j. O'Callaghan, who was "a years of age
and the sole support of widowed mother
aud her family, on July Z, 1887, when he
was killed while passing through the
Greenwich Dock Bonded Warehouse to de-
liver the Guide, a daily paper, for which he
acted as carrier. He was instantly killed
by being crushed under a la1ge pile of
grain sacks, which being insecurity stacked
toppled over. His mother sued for SAC, 600
damapas
The morning call., 1890-06-13

Steamers to sail to-day collection day. are the
State of California for Portland, the City of sydney
for Panama, the Pomona for San Diego the Ajax for
Coos Fay and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
Australia falls due from Honolulu, the Oregon from
Portland, the Los Angeles from San Pedro and the
Yaquina from the southern coast
The schooner Vesta, 272 tons, loads Lumber at
Humboldt Bay for Honolulu.
The British iron ship Buteshire, 1854 tons, was
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp 36s Sd; British iron ship Doibadern Castle.
$40 tons same 0pt0ns 3Ss 9dboth prior to arrival.
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Divorces Granted.

Helena Mack has been granted divorce
from David Mack by Judge Murphy for in
fidelity, and allowed TO resume her maiden
name Of Helena Griffin.
Judge Lawler granted a divorce to Mary
Driscoll from Thomas Ii. Driscoll for fail
ure to provide.
Elizabeth Byrne was divorced from CAL
laghan Byrne for desertion.
The morning call., 1890-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

George Villas to Floride Green, lot on W. line
of Seventh ave, 275 n. of Lake, n. 25xll4. 81
Antoine Borel to Chester Is. Fernald, lot on
NE. line of Brazil and Lisbon sts., E look
lUu..... ....-................-.-
Savings and Loan Society to City and County
OF San Francisco, lot on S. line OF Nine
teenth ST., 1853 L. Of Guerrero, L. 35x370...
Charles L. Williams and wife to Albert
Abrams, lot on E. line of Devisadero ST.,
100 n. OF Bush, N. 81 6xS2 Is. ........--...- i
James NJ. Donahue (by exeeutors) TO Charles
Sonntag, lot on 5. line OF ST., 100 w. OF
Sixth ave-, W. 26x10O. 81!
Charles Sonntag to z. b. Bekeart, same....... II
Robert Mailen TO Dora Gurnee. lots "a to 81,
Charles G. Wilston ct al. to Antonio Spin
ETH, lot on y. line OF Jackson ST., 60 Z. OF
Montgomery E. % 6I50. go
Leander A Williston and wife TO Antonio
Spinetti same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Charles c. Butler TO Carl ID. Salhed lot on N.
line OF Washington St. 12i IS L. OF Maple,
f 80, N. PISA. w. 15:61a, s. l29:2.... II
James Otis to Daniel Meyer, lot on n. line Of
Pine ST., IS 20 Z. OF Sansome f. 81 :lx90:5. i
John Downing to Ed G. harrington, lot on N.
line of Valley ST., 126 E. of Sanchez, L.
ol:4Xll4.,.......... ...................-.... ~
James Franks and wife to Alex II. Lough-
borough, lot on Sc. line OF Fillmore and
Hermann sts., S. 25xS3; also lot on E. line
A. II. Loughborough to James Franks and
Elizabeth Collins TO James Franks and wife,
lot on +. line of Fillmore ST., 20 s. OF Kate,
Julian Sonntag TO Belle Il. Sonntag, lot on $.
line of Suffer ST., 80 w. of Frederick, w.
D.
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Restored TO tho Calendar.

The Supreme Court has ordered in the
suit of Lizzie Clifford against John Altman
for alleged seduction that the case be re-
stored to the calendar for trial. The suit
was commenced by the plaintiffs guardian,
she being minor. in December, 1885, and
appearance in court. The court on appeal
decided that her absence was uninteptional,
The morning call., 1890-06-13

LandO Pellegrini was on trial behind closed
doors. The couple was married in this city
in November, 1888. and the wife charges
him with abuse of her by knocking her
down and blackening her eyes and forcing
her to work as a servant for his mother,
who would not provide her with sufficient
food. Pellegrini denies the charges and
accuses his wite's mother Of causing the
trouble
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More opium seizad.

Another seizure of contraband opium was
made yesterday morning in the steamer
City of Puebla from Victoria, B. C. Gus
toms Inspector O'Leary compelled the
ships crew to pump out the bilge-water in
the hold, and in the very bottom. covered
over by the bilge-water, was an old sack in
The morning call., 1890-06-13

A number of changes in the arrivals and
departures of trains will go into effect on
the 18th inst. They are as follows:
The Southern overland train (No. 19) now
leaving at 6 +. NJ. will leave at p. NJ, the mai
closing al 3 80 p. NJ. The Los Angeles express
train (No. 1S) Will arrive in this city at 10:1 6
A. NJ, and the Southern overland train (No. 20
Will arrive al 9:45 P. NJ. Trains 40 and DO wit
Iuu only as far as Martinez, instead Of going or
10 Stockton, as heretofore. The Oregon train
will leave at 2. NJ, instead OF al g. mail closing
at $50 p NJ, aud will arrive al 7:45 A. NJ. III
stead of Mt lO.A5.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. June IL
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

Wheat fat
Barley steady.
Oats dull.
Corn unchanged.
Hay steady.
White Beans heavily offered.
Pig Thu advanced.
Hops firm.
Eastern Potatoes well cleaned up.
Onions steady.
Common Butter cheap.
Cheese shade steader.
Eggs Quieter and easier.
Poultry very dull.
Aprcots crowd the market
Oranges very duh.
String Beans lower.
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She viii sne for D,m,c...

1t is reported that Miss Kate Lynch. aunt
OF George R. Maxwell, paying teller of the
First National Bank, will bring suit against
her nephew for damages. Maxwell had his
aunt arrested and charged with insanity a
few weeks ago, but he failed to prove that
her mind was at all deranged.
The morning call., 1890-06-13
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. June l2.-The spot market is easy
at Is 101ad@7s Id. Cargoes are quiet at 35s Sd
for of Sos Sd for Just shipped and S5s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, rs I'D; July, Is
1ad: August rs Id: September. rs 11ad: 0cto-
Der. rs Cd; November, Is 21ad; December. rs 2s4d
SECURITIES
LoNpoN, June 12.-.Consols, 81 7-16; United States
Bonds: AS, 1925: AIS, l05: Silver 4Sd; Rentes,
92f 7215c. Bullion out of the Bank OF England,
f25O,00O
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Joe Nye, the old japanese who was
locked up for beating young Japanese girl
because she attempted TO run away from
him In order not to contribute longer to his
support, was sentenced yesterday BY Judge
Lawler to three months imprisonment In
the House of Correction.
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He Died After All.

Simon Dideroff. the young Russian who
attempted suicide ON Wednesday evening
by taking dose of rat poison containing
arsenic, died at o'clock yesterday morning
In the Receiving Hospital despite the heroic
efforts to save his life.
The morning call., 1890-06-13
San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers arc
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@6lsc second quality
5@51ac; third do, 4@D411c.
NEAL-Large, 4G5c; small Calves 6l7c.
MuTTON-wethers, 6la97c Ewes 6@6Lac
HANDSPRING Lamb 7Q1Sc q 10
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4@eiI4c for light grain-fed, and
S1a@3$4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs $40
35sc 3 II: dressed do. 7G7Isc d 10
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Samuel w. Backus, the new Postmaster,
called at the Postoffice yesterday accom-
panied by his assistant, Mr.. Quinn. Assis-
tant Postmaster Carr and Secretary Dement,
did the honors. Mr. Backus will take
charge On the LIST of July.
The morning call., 1890-06-13

CHICAGO June 12.-wheat opened at from 3sc to
14c higher, advanced 7sc. declined lac, held
steady and closed 1sc lower for July, $50 higher
for August and September, and 1sc higher for De-
cember than yesterday. Receipts $4,000, ship
ments l91, 900 bushels. Rye easy at 471a. Barley
dull.
CHICAGO. June l2.-wheat. cash. 1885.
Corn-34c.
Pork-S12 so.
Lard-s5 s2Ia.
Ribs-$4 50.
Whsky-S1 o.
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Register of,he Land Office.

John F. Sheehan, the newly appointed
Register of the United States Land Office,
is expecting 20 receive notification of the
approval and acceptance of his bond by
telegraph next week. In the mean time he
is acQuainting himself with the details of
his new office.
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Builders, Contracts.

John o'Brien with X. Thaler, to build on w. line
OF Noe ST., rs n. of Henry. n. 5lxg6, $500.
]. Boas with H. Holzenberg, to build on w. line OF
Fillmore ST., At s. OF Bush, S. 501100, $3.50:
bonds, $3.50; George f. shaw and j. +. Kennedy,
The morning call., 1890-06-13

CALIFORNIA JUTE MILL.-The Board of d.
rectors and officers, with LOUIS S. Lissack as
Secretary, we're reelected yesterday at the
nual meeting Of the California Jute-mill Com
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which forty-five 5-tael boxes of prepared
opium were found. As in the case of the
opium discovered on Wednesday no owner
for it could be found.
The morning call., 1890-06-13

The Troubles Of the Peiiegrin Is.
In Judge Wallace's department yesterday
The morning call., 1890-06-13

Mexican Dollars.
ouotaDle at slH@ssc.

The bank quotes 81 O3@l 06 y ounce. Market
wholly nominal.
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Now 1OrK ENCHHhS6.
New York exchange, loo for sight drafts and
2nc for teIeprnnhic.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras. SAG
4 20; Bakers extras. s4@4 To- city superfne 81 so
as 10; interior brands. SAGA 20 for extras and
81 SO@3 10 q Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Flat. Unchanged. Neither sellers nor
buyers OF any consequence. No. 1, 81 271a@1 1884
No. q 81 rs; choice, 81 80; extra choice. for mill
ing, 81 S21a Q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 's0-l0O, 81 $3.50; 500. 81 3sss; 1000,
81 3S1a.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 90-1O0. 81 1855; 100, 81 3Ssz.