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Tewarf, N.-S.. %. Sull. - @S bat itd
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Wrrmiidltr trlcaranhiihr Nenrlden.

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uuug in Nottaman &Ountg, ga i'm 2lIter
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in einem Streite nit elmer @ubd in ben
sfentsl fad. Der Coroner mirO 4eute eInsu
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Sprtnas, nabs Biuiumsport, 3D., Don Ell
mem 6rahtauge iibcriabrea uHo auSsnbIidIidl
QCtnotet.
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tags. SnHmpUue: Am:Itiauiine Ntttcliorte
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betrugsu 1000 Buueu, Specialization uRb
Gusfu6r 500, 3ufubr 1900.
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BriOr. 1861, Sutuos'&rptraI ll9, Dtsrtcou
Az, ct. Baul TAT, Hsus9OIf Central ll09,
BsuuipIoantG 545, 0isGotRg PSI, gtsGIcaR=
Central "a
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@ngel, eln noblbabenber 9nnanitfabritant,
brarnte Dor etpa bier Sabren NIT elnem
9ienitmdOden, gtameus Gatbarine OtOnet,
aus einem 0orfe in DeutIhlano burd un6
lleB Elm iunee8 gSeib unbtmittelt suriid. Die
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treuen, unc lam hierher, nm oeuielben auiSus
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@battanooga, Ssnn., %. 9uIi -
@ine nod i'm SaH besrifiene Bride ii6cr nsn
Genueises 8iuer itiirste beute Suiammeu, NM
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traHf, uno @eo. 6osmr, ionic glireo Men,
nOlos puroen burd herabitiirssuoes @ebGIf
itper uerlstt. Die iibrissn 4rbeitsr aiir,ten
in Dea nIuR, tpuroen ieoOd gerettet
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2apreucc. Waii, %. Sui. - @roFe
5daaren 9lEbtiter lino nit Dem 2lufrdu!nsu
Der Eriimmu belGGftIst, uuo bic glrbelteu
MAIDEN raid,e Tortidlritte. 9le mcifeu SYtCr
bss GntlOn8 iiuo bercits bearnben. llebsr
$4,000 purben 10 melt sur llntsrtdbunq Ser
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periammlunq lOu hsute Abeuo aboshnIt,u
lueroeu, I'M neitere Gelaer ani,ub1iueeu.
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q H. 'gtberts, 3D., %. SRIi. -
8ineotea: .SutnhI 1914, BerienhuHs 1O44 !;
Yrs.le uattirten smifnen $3.50 nnb $4.4O;
- SHlpttne: 3ufEhr 515O, 8erIenbnns
4400; Bretie osriirtsu BpiiGsu $4.O0 un6
f4. 20.-S9aafe: 3ufubr 1000, BrrienoEug
5000; Brstie nartirteu spii9eu $3.50 Eue
$6.25.
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- Die MaIOttauiI&e 8egiernug bat 6er
ipnuiiGen bic 3nfderung ertbeiIt, one fte bic
Aruber, Delns III gtelllG eiuen Srupp ipaz
uiider RGuaQerifeu iibsrfeIeu, pEOmptsr Se.
fraiuu9 SuftihreR Derbe.
- Der tcsbsu BON Rep.9orf In England
uugefOmmsueu SduuipisIsriu SRI. Guftlute
murbeu augebIt& pGbreuo Der Seeretie Sus
UeIen i'm Werthe BON $500 geftoH!su.
- Der garl uOu Serisp if Don Der britiidleu
ReQicruug gum @OuUfrReNr Don yieulii0maleS
ernannt poroeH.
- Die SetSer Der @alais 9ooer 9ampisr
iiuo ausgeitauOsH, uHo Die Dampier miiieH
auf btioGH SeitcH oil lbTeH @eIiteu Surltd.
blebtu. @8 nerosn neUe Srdite engagut
DeroeH.
- 9Obu $. 8uuslus, 6Gasmsifer Der
pfuapp StOut'gumber' Co.," III inter btr
aufIage usrbafttt nOrbeu, ben gUO Charles
Doft'e, zines Arbeitsrs Der &smpaanie, baEd
RtshOuoIuuS usrGulast 3u subeu.
- Gin TrndtJus Der ,9Onis0ilIs & Rab
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R1., Elm Bfere uRo purbe aus 6em @sIeiie
aeUcrfsu. 20tCmouuftibrer @tc. Barter
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fus. Bic isst Ia ss 6ru. Eplsr uod1 uidt
geIuugeu, bic geffrbIsHsn Gbisrs uuf3ufiaoeH.
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Reae aRsetgsu.
81. &OMgrrB. : grfte SlEnWB
Die 5asif .StBntte tu Seuat nnO Die ufrs
uaiidats Gipil. blu tm S0afs.

gSaibtnqton, 3. s., 28. Suli. - Sm
Senat nIrbe bic Bill sur Benftontrung
aler lbuIebenoen MitaleOer oss Hopel' ideH
Sataiuons berittsner 8olOntare. mclheS aur
3eit oes SrieaS nit Werlto in NiihOurl retru-
trrt murpe, pon @odrea (Dto.) elnberthtet,
furS beprod]en uuo paillrt.
Die Senatsbiu 8ur @ruennunq zines 9tes
porters fir oas Sbergerld)t beS 0tffritgS go.
luubiu tpurbe einberit)tet une IN ben SaleHoer
eiUgetragen.
ytadoern perelnbert rp0roeH mar, 0aB Der
Senat pGbreno OsS 9teiies Der SiBung td9ltd]
I'M II lIbr Sornittags suaumeHtreten uHo
nGt lGn9er els llhr Nbeuos IN SIBung blel'
ben ioa uuroe Die Bill sur llebertragung Der
3oQmarine pom S6aBaMt al baS 6lOttens
Separ,ement meIter in @rmaguHg ge3oQsn uHo
@odrea (Nto.) cbte iein III Der leBten 2Sod,e
bsgounenes Araument gssen DIE Blu iort. lin
2 uhr, ebe @odrsu ielne 9feoe bceHoet bate.
getangte bieSariibiu als uuuouenceteS@e
an Die SageSOrbnung, uao Elm Oon 9ra1
(Del) eeaellter 2lntrag, Die @rmdguna Der
3ollmarlnes8iu fortSuieBen, murOe nit "a &C.
gen IA Stlmmcu uerpOrfeu.
Geit (Dto.) belt eIuc lange 9feoe gesen Die
Bill, uuo ein Anrag, ole Bill Sllritd an baS
@omttc I'll iiberneiieH, tpuroe iGllcbltd 0Ird
eln ltritte8 Barteiu0tum (29 ge9eu 19 Sttm
men) Oermoren.
Die Bill muroe bnnu paragraph be1pelle BE
hufs @nbrluqung BON AmenOenenten perleieH,
uno ole &lauiel IN 8eSug anf @bemltuIlen,
Sel uro 6arben lam sucrlt an Die 0felhe.
Gin bon 0tcBherion (Jt.-S.) augeboteneS
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mIHc &bemitalien aelargte Sur QbFlmmuHg,
luosIlen mar tciu Guorum nlebr ampeieno,
unb Had @rIeoi9uug etlld)er tpsiterer, minocr
pittigcr SeidIdTte oertdste ii1 Der SenNt I'M
5.45 bis mOrgsu.
3Rs Repraieutauteahaiie
beautragtc Cannon (Sus.), OaB Ous Sans Die
@rlpG9uug Der Senat8~ lmen oemeHtc 81 Der
uermiId,ten @iuiI= =Ssrmiuiaung8bill in 8leHar.
iitung metter ermdge. 9as @omite tiir Oeu
&litrilt Columbia polltc 8litttttgefdIte er>
0rtert haben, aeiu @annou'S Antrag muroe
NIT "a gegeu 43 Stlmmen aHgenommcu, unb
oas 0aus coniiltuirte ii6 inter Dem SorilBe
SurromS (Rid.) als Glenarz@omite.
Die &mpfeblungen bes 8eruilli9un9s>@o-
mites murbsn III Der 8leudriiguHg obne 9robc
Stmierigfeiteu genehmi9t. 9aS Amenbement,
ipeldleS Die SermiqiguHg fir Die SerOiieut,
lid]ung Der autliden geridte iiber Den Biirz
9erfrie9 bon S152, 100 uuf $235 900 erb0bt,
purOe angenommeH, uno Olele Hcpublitaner
ftlmmten babel nit oen 0emofraten bsiabeub.
I'm $40 usrtagte lid oas Suus, ohue
inbeIien itber idmntltd)e amenocmeHte eUtz
idicoCn ju baben.
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@bicago, %. Suli. - Der Blan Der
&bellung Der gHeltausitslung, nelden ole Otz
rettoren morgen ober oil einem Der nGd)lten
Gage Der 2egtSlatur in Springficlo untsrbreiz
ten per6en, ioll o1bin gCben, OaB auf Dem am
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ben ole SuniIgallcrle, Od5 &eqierungsgeb
unO Elm anoerCs fir Cinc NuStellung eleftrlidher
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0rei @ebGuoe, errldItet msrben mo Die lest uorz
hau0ene SeCuicrfront fir Den GingQng benust
perOen iollen. SIN oSadlonz8art" MIL man
he gro6e WiGihinanballe, Die SiibauS ilsluug,
Die NusfeQung BON Winera!ten mo bds pro.
lettirte fiinhIidle Sergperf, zine @lasfabrit,
Die Nu8itellungen Der oGrid)ieoenen Stuateu,
orientaliid]e Slllen un0 nnoere Iusitellunqen
placiren. - GtueT nclleu granoioieu Sorldllao
hQben 9eneral FitfmnloHs, siu @ontrattor,
mo S. 3. QouQhlne BON otr ,HQtIonals9liIo.
citation Der ameritantidlen @rfinoir" aemadlt;
iie mcllen eiuen iOltoen 8offsroamm BON Der
10. bis sur 9tonbolob. .StraBe bauen NIB bas
lnnerhalb gele9enc Serruiu au5pumpeu, 10 oaB
Elm Sauplat BON 800 2Idern ODER nebr fir Die
HuSlielIungsgebGuoe getponaen niir0e. S6cn
iol 0lcler Sohsroaam 45 SSuB berelt neroeN,
10 oaB er ais Gin 6ahrmeg ttir @qutpageu Die
nen iaun; an Der Safs iou oiaier Damn so
6uB brett perben. Die @enanuteu moqen Die
erforberliden EumpmerFs auifeuen. iopie and
SitrglGaft BON elmer Diillion Dollars fir Die
9eoie9ene Au8fiibrung oss 8OllpsrfeS feaeu.
Die Soften llno auf 81, ,250,000 ueranihlaqt.
Der Blan miro obne 3metfCl Dem suftGnolgen
Au6feuungSz&omite unterbrettst nerpen.
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SnnnRrieae Turtiaritte nes sanens.

= Slattan oaa, Senn.. %. Suli. -
Srob SOmmerbiBe uno politiiter gSHblerci
9eht Die mrthidaitlide gntrpidclung ot8 Gil
oenB iteti3 uorau. Der ,,Sraoesman" berid1=
tet in ieiuer gelfrigcn hummer iiber ba8 SSusz
lebentreteH BON 48 neuen inbuilrelleu Inter
rehmungen III Den iiiolidlen Staatcn. Die
bemertensmerthefen bnrunter iiuo: @lien. uuo
SOhlenaelellidaft SIT @opuesboro', Seun., nit
elnem Sapttal BON $5,O00,OO0; gtienQeeu.
'dlatt 81 Aiboille, N.s@., nit 81 900 900 Ra.
phal; @aS- mo Sslgeielldaft Al @laSqou,
$250,000 Sapuul; Spei 8rauweleu in 9tep.
Orleans NIT $25O,OOO, bcsm. $3.50 ,OO0:
&abatStabrtt 5u 9uIcutle, gn., 100000
ferner DiObel, Sdlub. uno Oiingerfabrifcn
mo ionft9e gtablifismeutS nit betradaifem
6apitGl- DaS SraBsnbabuiuffem III Qittle
9tod mlrb i'll Elm cIeGtriihes 5piem umgeman.
hCit. Sine Der pithi9fteu Gransattionen Die
Ter gSode roor bIe SsridmelSuns Der ,0sber.
oelen'SCbleH' uuO @iieu9eieuidlaft," Der .,QeIz
iemer gilen- mo Stahlgeieuihuft." Iopie Der
ga 8elez@tienz uno stublgeieuifaft" in eine
einSige 9eieaifait nit eiusm 2ttienfapital
Don So, 900 900,
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Scr 9entiMe GorreiponSent,

goe Saltimoreitra6e NM Soi Apenue.
Vreis Ses tGelidlen @Iattes. ourd 3rd9er in Der
&toSt n gSoibiloton uno IN Der gtddbarlddit 6eorot
i2IsGts.; taolide mn Sountnae=stuseabc Is
Gents pro gEoe, ;abIbor wodentIid an Die bds Slat
beioroenhen 1rdeer.-Saaiidl 6nrdl Die Yoit Rorto@
pro Sabr fir tirScrc Seiti i'm 8erhdtnif fir Die 26o
d,ertlid,e ausgabe nit SoEntuasbIatt, gortofreL
nit Mb;ua fir Clubs, 50. 50pro Sohr, nat ireeno c
mem Srte bes SnIanbes, "a mad, europa. Conn
taassMuSgabc, 81 pro Subr.-0ns bette unb biIs
Iieite pcutidle SIatt iii oeu Witte= u. ShOtaateu.
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- @rnf 9es, iriiher oon Der &c. Ses
@teuctor-&O.," ein beiannter @blcaanier @s.
tralbelpetulant, bat seiierp Iuuirr. Gsine
Pa'itpa rusrnen alI $loo 600 9eiddst.
- Die ugtOnilor-Bfagiabrli" in Wiuuea.
polls, gltnn-, branHte setiern gtad,mittaa
nitOer, Serlsit $I15.C0o.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-10

S,ilI Hanging Fire.
The coopers' Executive Committee, which
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-10
IMPRESARI0 COOTES.
He Leaves His operate Troupe in
Nice Predtcament.

He Leaves His operate Troupe in n
Nice Predicament.
Du Cha.elet and Cootes, the theatrical
managers, who played Alone in London"
at the Alcazar Theater in this city some five
weeks ago, have since gone into the oper-
attic business. That is they have attempted
to do so, but at present there seems to be
some unpleasant hitch about the rev en-
terprise. The gentlemen in question lately
secured lease of the New Park 1heater at
Portland. Oregon, and announced to the
expectant cit liens that they proposed to
p rovide them with the very best quality OF
SUNNI er opera and summer drinks.
Du Chatelet hied himself to New York
| and there engaged several ambitious sing
ers for the principal roles. while COOtes
dropped down upon breezy San francisco
and here hired q full wardrobe from jain
81 Co., putting up good security therefor.
After he had secured the costumes he looked
around for somebody to wear them, with
the result that Musical Director Perkins.
Comedian Phillip Roy and about twenty
five chorus singers, male aud female. agreed
to 20 with him to sing to the Nebf0oters.
Yesterday morning the people engaged
assembled at the wharf ready to take the
Portland steamer. They were to have met
Manager Cootes there. and Manager Cootes
was 10 put up the necessary dncats where
WIFI 10 pay tHtlT pdsSdGc. luo tlHo Cullc
for the departure of the steamer, but Mr..
Cootes was not visible. The Obliging cap
tain OF the steamer delayed his departure
to give Mr.. CoOtes time to show up, but Mr..
Co0tes materialized neither in flesh nor in
spirit, nor yet did lie send the necessary
ducats wherewith to pay the twenty seven
fares.
The steamer finally sailed without the
| operate troupe, which was left disconso-
| lately Illuminating upon the heneeness of
| theatrical engagements in general and man.
ayers in particular. Comedian Roy and
two of his companions walked slowly back
| into the noisy city, and suddenly one Of
them exclaimed:
"SayP
"Well, say i'll"
1--WE got three bottles Of whisky in my
satchel."
That settled 1t. Consolation wa needed
badly and at once The satchels we're looted
| on the spot and the trio hied themselves
| to a undergrad close by, there to perch
| upon some projecting timbers, and NUT
| ter deep curses between the gurgling Of the
| descending fluid.
| No trace Of Mr.. Cootes can be found. He
| left his hotel at oblock yesterday morn
| ing and no one has seen him since. The
deserted company met yesterday afternoon
and sent telegram to his partner at Port
land, but no answer has been returned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-10
A. o. IL. CONVENTION.
II VIII Convene ut Los Angeles To-day.
Delegates.

Il VIII Convene at Los Angeles To-day.
Delegates.
The annual State Convention of the An
cient Order of Hibernians will convene in
Los Angeles to-day at noon. The fol lowing
State and county officers will be present
as delegates:
Stale Delegate, J. j. Meehan; State Secretary,
I. Ii. Carr; State Treasurer, Edmund Welsh.
County Onlcers-San Francisco, L. j. Carr, q.
D.; NJ. f. DonIeayy. Z. S.; Peter Mccullough,
Treasurer.
Division No. 2-M.C. Gorham Richard Kee-
gan, Dir. 7. j. 0'Nelll, Z. j. Meehan, M. Curran,
Patrick McGrath.
No. 3-Peter Mccullough, NJ. ]. Manning, E.
McCusker, T.. j. Sheehy, John Royal, Michael
Reynolds
No. ) Captain NJ. j. wrin, P. McQuade.
Thomas FlaheIty, Dennis Flynn, John Rooney,
john Walsh.
No. 81. j. MeGrath, M. Fitzgerald, ]. ]. DON
Ovan, James McGnnis, Thomas 0'BrIen, Will
lam Harding.
Insurances offices-John Kenny Captain M. J.
Wrin, JObu CoUrsey.
The interior of the State is also repre-
scented by five officers from each division.
The National Convention of the order
met at Hartford, Conn.,, on the 18th prox.,
Maurice f. Wilhere of Philadelphia Ma
tional Delegate) presiding. The following
officers were elected:
National Delegate. Maurice +. Wilbere (Na-
tional Delegate reelected by acclamati0n); Ma
u0nal Secretary, NJ. j. Slattcry OF Albany N. Y. i;
National Treasurer, Thomas Dundon OF Column
hus Ohm
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Production of "The Gondoliers."


The Tivoli was crowded last evening 10 enjoy
the production OF Gilbert and Sullivans last
comic opera, The Gondoliers, or the King OF
Barataria," given al this popular theater by
agreement of those who own the rights on this
Coast. II is made up in TWO acts, the Plazzetta,
Venice, aud the pavilion OF the palace OF the
King of The island. The costumes were rich and
beautiful; the scenery Respondent with the
best effects OF the artistic brush. In the
rendering OF Tue piece the different people in the
distribution approached their task with air of
more less hmidity; but for all this the beau-
ties OF the opera could not be concealed and
when the actors are more at home In their re-
spective parts We may expect performance on
which the Ilvoli management may count rec
ord Miss Hattie Delaro-Barnes made a hue pre-
sentation, however as Casilda The daughter OF
the Duchess OF PlaZa-Toro and sang the different
arlas assigned her very neatly, while Fitzgerald
and Francis Gallard made picturesque the gOn-
doers Giuseppe and Marco Palmeri. There
traces Of satire on royalty, on republicanisni,
on the conventional kiDgly business and on RANK
generally all through, III the touch aud go vein.
There Is no doubt but the opera Will continue to
crowd the theater for many nights TO come.
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A nanpernua w!

GRASS VALLEY. June Sat noon to
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BY FIFTEEN POINTS,
@ of the Nationals Won the Interstat
lar oh

Rifle Match.
Company (Nationals) of the First Infan-
try Regiment, Second Brigade, N. G. c.,
won the interstate rifle match with the
Carson City Guard of Nevada, reported ex-
clusively in THE CALL yesterday. Captain
John E. Klein received telegram yester-
day from the Carson City team that it had
scored total of 1920 points, so that the
Nationals team beat it by fifteen points,
having made a score of 1895 out of possible
1850.
The match was friendly one, at 200
yards, by teams of twenty-five, each shoot
ing on its ground and telegraphing the re-
suit.
Company C's score is remarkable one.
the percentage for the team being S28. 1t
is considered the best shooting which has
ever been done by team of that number in
the State of California. The victory over
the Carson City team means even more, and
justifies Company c in claiming to be the
crack shooting company of the Pacific
Coast. The Carson City Guard has been
considered the crack shooting company in
the United States. and has had series of
unbroken victories in all contests, incud-
ing one some three years ago by the COM
pany which has now worsted it by fifteen
points. Company C's full score, shot at
Shell Mound Park on Sunday, is appended:
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ments, it is said. could move her to stay in
the house. She ran out at all hours and
consorted with young men and boys in the
vicinity and so unmanageable did she be-
come that her aunt had her arrested in or
der to reform her.
A sad feature of the case is that her
father. who has been ailing for the past
two years from an injury to the leg, died on
Sunday at the City and County Hospital
and was buried yesterday, leaving her an
orphan. She looks no larger than a child,
and does not appear to be SO vicious as rep
rasantad
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evening at the rooms of the institute on
Market street. L. V. Merle presided.
Reports of progress were received from
the other institutes, showing that they
had all contributed the amount promised
$500.
The committee appointed to solicit con-
tributions among the merchants, insurance
men and bankers, also reported progress.
A committee consisting of j. f. Smith
and F. j. MuraSky was appointed to wait
upon the retail merchants, and q committee
consisting of Messrs. Crow, Tewig and
Dunleavy was appointed to solicit contribu-
lions among the brewers.
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LATEST sHlPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
MONDAY. June 9.
Br ship Ventura Lila, l65 days from Antwerp;
mdse, to A Carpenter.
Spoken.
Per Br ship Ventura-SIay 2S-Lat % y Ion 1873 80
w, Br ship Malaysia, from Sydney for San Fran
cisco.
May l6-Lat 1S lat l2l l6 w, Br ship Callir-
hoe. from Calcutta for San Francisco.
Was in company with Br SHIP Queen Victoria I'm
Cardiff for Victoria Is G. Mar l, lat 90 26 Ion 20
Is w. Saw the vessel last on Mar 16, lat 81 Ion
rs SO w.
Domestic Ports.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived June 9-Schrs J Eppin-
ger and James Townsend, hence June 3.
CLEONE-Arrived June 9-Stmr West Coast hce
June 7.
BOW EMS LANDING-Arrived June 9-schr Bill
the Butcher, hence June q.
Sailed June 6-Schr Napa City, for San Francisco.
TACOMA-Arrived June Shark Sonoma from
Port Townsend
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LABOR UNIONS.
The holders Draw Off Six Men
From the FOundries.

The iron-molders were happy last night
because they yesterday induced six men to
quit the employ of the Union and Golden
State foundries. "One of the men left of
his own accord" said President Valentine,
because he said he got disguised at the
treatment by the employers" a man
named Pettigrew, who left the Union
Works, stated that more men would leave
but for the police officers. who, he said. are
more interested in keeping the men from
quitting than in protecting the property.
the men, and to spend great deal of time
in arguing with those who want TO quit.
The molders also received Yesterday $1,000
from the National Union. No disturbances
were reported yesterday or last night.
More men than usual were kept on picket
dutV
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Retail Shoe Clerks

The retail shoe clerks held an enthusiastic
meeting at their rooms on Geary street, and
the Agitation Committee reported that the
Federation of Trades is very favorable to
the movement and that the assemblies
would be instructed to buy no shoes after Z
o'clock in the evening. Resolutions of SYM
pathy we're passed for the Dry-goods Mems
Association, and the shoe clerks pledged
themselves to buy of no store that does not
close on Saturday night. The Canvassing
Committee reported that every dealer that
they had called upon so far had signed the
agreement to close, and their report was
enthusiastically received. The association
will meet hereafter at B'nai Birth Hall and
invites all shoe clerks in this city to become
members and to aid the cause.