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The morning call., 1890-09-25
McKAY'S JEWELS.
Stolen by Drinking Companions,
Who Are in Jail.

Early on the morning of Admission day
T. D. Mckay, the railroad ticket agent, was
out celebrating with his friends. After 2
O'Clock he met two young men, with whom
he drank in saloon on Grant avenue, near
Market street, and walked to Sutter-street
saloon, where they again INDUCED in social
drink. They parted company outside, Nc
Kay going to his hotel, his Quondam ac-
Quaintances in an opposite direction, and
shortly afterward Mckay was surprised to
discover that his $210 gold watch and gilt
tering S1100 diamond pin had been stolen.
No time was lost in informing the police
of the robbery, Mckay assuring Captain
Lees that it was the work of expert pick
pockets. Detective Robert Hogan was de-
tailed to find the culprits, and paving no
attention to the victims opinion, flrst brought
out by investigation the fact that Mckay
had been in company with two young men
mediately before the jewelry was missed.
Following up this clew he succeeded IN
identifying the alleged thieves, and the re-
suit was made known yesterday, when
William Savage, who until recently had
Thomas Green, alias ''Ginger," a Jockey,
whose home is in Mayfed, Santa Clara
County. were locked up in the City Prison,
on charge OF grand larceny. The stolen
property was recovered and Is now In inc
office of Chief Crowley.
Alttl CtNdt,o lidu DSCu pidCtu "AASo',
a lew days ago, he made a statement to the
detectives, accusing Green of the theft and
duplicating himself in the affair.
while Mckay was on the sidewalk, after
leaving the saloon on Suffer street, said he,
Green stood beside and partially behind
him. / was then short distance away. but
saw Green place his hand on McKay's
breast and whip out the diamonds, and then
take the watch. / subsequently accused him
of what had seen him do, but he denied his
guilt. We had a scuffle at the corner-a kind
of friendly one-about the property, and
Green took tie diamonds from his pocket,
saying, L got this, but not the watch
'Wnen | saw the stone sparkle L grabbed
it and ran away. L took the stone out OF The
setting to sell il, but the man, who wished
to buy it said $500, the price asked, was too
high"
1t was then learned that Green had gone
to Sacramento after selling the watch to a
sporting man in this city. He moved thence
TO Stockton, where lie was captured by the
police and taken to the City Prison here yes
teIday morning.
The men who purchased the property were
found by the police and willingly gave tup
when informed of the circumstances con-
nected with the case.
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himself into the nearest chair and laughed
until he walked the echoes-likewise Miss
Helen.
She was at first bewildered by her novel
position, but soon remembered the true sit
nation and relapsed into silence, leaving Joe
to tell the story.
"And now, Judge" continued he, "you
may loose these letters, with the under
standing that they will soon be replaced by
more enduring ones. l must not let my
prisoner escape"
Heen's father had always liked young
Gordon, and his blessing was Forthcoming.
The announcement of the approaching
nuptials gave Mr. Russell conclusive an
swer, and he settled up his affairs in short
order and returned East.
The old Judge used to tell with great
gusto how Gordon won his perverse daugh-
ter. and how gracefully she wore her letters
The morning call., 1890-09-25
A CENTRAL AMERICAN BEAUTY.

How the Relief of an Assassinated Dictn-
tor of Guatemala Lives In New York.
Donna Francisco Apaucia del VeScucia-
diayo de Quesaltenango BarrioS is very pos
sibly the most interesting feminine feature
of New York society at this present mo-
ment. The immense wealth, uncommon
beauty and strange romantic life Of the fair
Qua temalanese only add to the Astounding
charm she possesses by right of her de-
lightful personality. Very few who know
that Nine. Barros is the mother of seven
handsome children can realize that she is
only 80 years Of age, has the freshness and
Slenderness Of girl, and adoreS dancing
above all other forms of recreation. This
is so, nevertheless, and when she appears in
the thin black gowns of her choice, wearing
100000 worth Of diamonds, her southern
skin richly tinted with health and youth,
the Presidents fair relict very generally out
shines all other women present.
She lives in palatial home on Fifth ave-
nue., and divides her time very equally be-
tween caring Tor her small sons and daugh-
tiers and practcng the classical music OF
which she is passionateiy fond Mime. Bar
rios has an endless train of admirers, but
remains absolutely Indifferent to the most
brilliant men in New York. She acknowl-
edges her fondness for society. but avows
her intention of remaining faithful to the
memory of her soldier husband.
The story OF how the General won her
hand is we'll known, but only her closest
friends are aware of the devotion that sealed
her love AS wife. 1t is both interes ting
and pathetic to hear her tell the story of
how she arrayed herself in all her jewels,
and. surrounded by the leading women Of
Guatemala, sat in box at the theater wait
ing for Barri0s to be proclaimed Dictator.
She never once doubted his success; but
when the curtain fell prematurely, showing
the martial picture of the President rent in
twain, she knew the temper of the people
too well to question the result She was
hurried out OF a side entrance. her life in
jeopardy, learned of the assassination of
Barrios, and the next morning fled from her
native land.
Nine. Barrios has two sisters unmarried
and both living in New York City. They
are several years younger than she is. indie
pendently wealthy, and both very brilliant
types of Central American brunettes. Illus
trated American.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
New York Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept 24.-Higher prices prevailed in
the stock market during the forenoon to-day, while
duIIness and stagnation was the rule In the after
noon. The market closed dull but firm, and at gen.
orally small fraction better than the opening
prices Sugar advanced ~. Governments
heavy. Petroleum, Pennsylvania spot, opened at
1919 and closed at 80; october opened at so and
closed at TO-
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-United States Bonds: AS,
1909 415's, 1882 Northern Pacific. 1914; Can
adlau Pacific. 1915; Central Pacific, SO; Union
Pacific, 57a4; Atkinson, Al; Wes-Fargo l40;
Western Union 1885; Silver, 1l3; Sterling, 81 SIG
4 50.
NEW YORK, Sept 24.-wheat, cash. 81 02s4 oc-
tober, 81 0lA.
Flour-Quiet.
Cofee-slS so.
sugar-5ss@6c.
des-l5c.
Copper-Lake, SIT.
1in-Spot $25.
Lead-Domestic. s. 121s.
Iron-$l4.
etroieum-S0.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
The MAIpEN's CHOICE.

~fHOOSE between us twol
N Robins young and am old:
II I can give you land and goldt
NJ Choose between US twow
Choose between us twol
/ have working power and health,
Honest love, but little WEALTH.
Choose between US two!'
81 have come to wool
i can give yOu silks and lace,
In society place
have come to woo"
81 have come TO woor'
Lands aud houses have not I,
But for you I'll live and del
have come TO woo!'
MAIDEN.
nCboose between you two?
Easy thing to do!
Gold and age are not for me;
/ choose Robin, bold and Free
Robin-who will constant prove
Robin with his wealth OF love!
Choose between you two?
Robin choose you"
CECIL LORRAINE
The morning call., 1890-09-25
General Merchandise.

BAGS-From n reliable local authority the follow
ing figures showing the statistical condition OF the
market are obtained: California and oregon used In
1880, 25,00O.0oO, smaller amount than usual.
There Is a carry-oyer stock OF 15,0UO.OO on pas
sage, 1000, 600; purchased in Calcutta, 5000 600;
production of san Quentin and oakland lute mills.
5,O0U000 local factories, 1000 600; total supply
for 1891, $4,000, 900. We quote; Calcutta. 6129
TIC; Wool Bags. 36@35c: Potato Gunnes nominal.
LEATHER-Heayy sole, 26(029c: medium and
light do, 22@25c; Rough Leather, l7@l9c; Buff, IL
Ql4c g foot; Side Leather, l2@l4c q foot; Calf
skins, 60@D75c q NJ: Kips, $36G60 q doz; No. I
Harness, 2793Oc; No. 2 do. 22925c u 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed. ali 6s1c; Dry GRADUATED,
6Iac; Confectloners' \. $3.50; Extra c, sc; Golden
q, 434c r. 10: Bags. 1sc more than bbls
The American Rennery has reduced Its prices
and quotes follows, terms net cash;
Extra fine Cube. Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow
dered 61ac: Extra Fine Powdered 6s4c: Dry Gran
Mated, 614c; Xxx do, 614c; Confectionery A, 61sc;
White Extra c. 53sc; Extra q, &c; Golden G. 412c
u m
The morning call., 1890-09-25

For Late SPDsag Infeiit0eacs sec Eighth Pd7d
arrived.
WEDNESDAY. Sept %.
stmr National City Koenig, % hours from Hum
boldt $50 Mt lumber, TO Hooper & Co.
Schr Matte C Dyer, Mocker 7 days rom Vic
toria: ballast, to James Garvn &Co.
hshing cruise; sos seasSins, to A Loretzen
schr Newark; Beck; 20 hours from Bowens
Scnr Ocean Spray. PETERSON, 10 hours from Iyer-
sons Landing; 1000 posts, etc. TO Iverson.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY. Sept "a.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego; Goodall,
Slmr Jeanie. Porter. Port Townsend: Chas H
Wells.
Stmr Columbia, Bodies. Astoria UPRRCo
sailed.
WEDNESDAY. Sept "a.
Stmr Santa Maria, Keaneley, San Diego.
stmr Crescent CITY. stockfeth, Crescent City ssss
Stmr Alcazar. Hansen
Stmr Rival. johnson, Fort Bragg.
st mT A Aoa pqna@ n GI PSit 9a4of etc.
Stmr Columbia. Bolles. Astoria.
Stmr Newport, Edwards, Port Kenyon.
Ship Dashng Wave. Warehouse, Tacoma
Bark Tidal Wave. Wilson, Port Townsend
eh aSer @e wilson %ew f haven
Schr Reliance. Hansen, Fish Rock
Schr Portia. Culstrup. salt Point.
Schr Howard, Dodd, Humboldt
Telegrauhic.
POINT LoBos-sept "a 10 r. NJ - Weather
foggy; wind SW. velocity 8 miles
july 9-oH Cape Horn, Br ship Annesey, from
Liverpool 10 Oregon.
Disaster.
The Br ship Selene went ashore at Santa Rosalla,
Sept u, and is now full ofwater.
Miscellaneous.
LoNDoN-sept 24-The Ger ship Orient. from
Hamburg for San Francisco, previously reported
having put into Aneud with cargo on FIRE, has been
groun d ed and the fire eXtingulShed
Domestic Ports.
HoQUIAM-Arriyed Sept 2i-stmr Caspar hence
AsToRIA-sailed Sept 24-stmr Geo Elder.
PoINT ARENA-sailed Sept e4-schr Therese.
i@T v 1sR IANpING-sailed Sept 24-schr Ida
Florence for San Francisco
PORT LUDLOw-Sailed Sept 24-Bark Southern
'i San i PEDRoNSalled Sept 2s-stmr Jewel, for
Hueneme.
FORT BRAGG-sailed Sept 24-schr James
Townsend. for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Sept 24-Tug vigilant,
SAN DfEGo-saied Sept a4-stmr Silver Spring.
EUREKA-Arrived Sept 24-Bktn Monitor. hence
Sept schr Big River. hence Sept L; schr serena
Sailed Sept 2A-Stmr North Fork. stmr Celia, sehr
E9tsIpTise for San FTansisSo s.n Ester
Cobos, for San Francisco ,.,s...
BRIDGEPoRT-sai Sept 24.sImr Aicazar. :
HuENEME-Arriyed Sept 241str Jewel.
.LoMPoC-Arriyed Sept 23-schr barbara Hern-
ster, from DO wens Landing.
Eastern Ports.
Observation-Disclosures Sept 23-Ship Reuce.
for San Francisco.
NEW YoRh-Aniyed Sept 23-Str City OF Para,
from Colon
Foreign Ports.
FLEFTWOOD-Arrived Sept 23-Br park Stan
more, hence May Is.
HAMBURG-Arrived Sept 22-ltalian ship Maria
Teresa, hence Feb IS via La Paz.
HANRE = Arrived Sept 22-Br ship Dovenby
Hail. hence April %. via Queenstown.
lQUlQuE-Arriyed Sept 21-Ship Daniel Barnes,
from Gig Harbor.
NEWCASTLE, W-Sailed Aug 2t-Br ship
Pass OF Balmaha. for San Francisco.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Saiied Sept 20-Br ship Prim-
rose Hill, for Tacoma.
SHANGHAI-ln port Sept 90 -Br ship StambouI.
for Puget Sound
vlCTORIA-Passed Sept 2O-Haw stmr San
Meteo, hence Sept l6. for Nanaimo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sept 23-Br stmr oceanic,
hence Sept 5.-yi Honolulu
The morning call., 1890-09-25

E. c. Crete was taken in custody yester-
day, at the instance of E. M. Lutz, saloon
keeper at Al Fulton street, who claims that
Crete threatened 10 put an end to his earthly
existence Recently Crete broke door in
Lutz's saloon, for which Judge Rix fined him
S. The saloon keeper, however, did not
feel that this gave him sufficient satisfac
ton, and accordingly caused the second
The morning call., 1890-09-25

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office Of the County
Clerk:
Sailor Consolidated Mining Company: Dlrec
tors-Henry S. Dexter OF CallstOga, William
Diefenbacher OF Alameda, and Gustav Wibe,
George Dawson. Henry Eickhoff, OF San Fran
cisco capital stock 5000, 900, Of which $3.50 has
been subscribed.
Coronado Islands Stone and Improvement Com
pany: Dlrrclors-O. L. Dyer OF Riverside, +. v
Mcdonald OF Der eley. and ID. S. Dorm, Samuel
Miller, Columbus Warehouse, OF San Francisco
capital STOCK 100000, all subscribed. Among
the purposes OF the company is one to procure
concessions from the Mexican Government
The morning call., 1890-09-25
For Missing Property.

A. M. Loryea, proprietor of the New
Hammam baths Oh Post street. has been
sued in the Justice Court by Frank MESSY
to recover S275, the value of certain missing
property. 1t seems from the complaint that
he went to Loryea's establishment one
night. to take bath, and according to the
custom deposited his valuabIes with the
clerk in charge for safe keeping. When he
applied at the desk for their return. they
had mysteriously disappeared, and are still
among the missing. He claims there were
$50 90 in cash, a SIS gold watch, a $50 dia-
mond stud, and railway pass to Terrace,
Utah, worth $50, and he demands their full
yalup
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The Nonsuit Is Denied,

A motion by the defendants for non
suit in the case of the people agains: ex-
Harbor Commissioner Phillips and his Off
cial sure,ies was denied by Judge Sbafter
yesterday, and the case continued until
Tuesday next. Meanwhile the attorneys
on both sides will agree upon a referee BY
whom the books and accounts of the Har-
Dor Commission at the time of John S.
Gray's defalcation will be exported
The morning call., 1890-09-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. "a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat depressed.
Barley stronger
Oats broke 21ac.
Corn quiet.
Rye dull.
Mddlings weak.
Hay unchanged.
Colored Beans weak.
Hops quiet.
Sweet Potatoes lower.
Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs dull and weak.
Good Poultry and Game firm.
Wine Grapes weak.
Watermelons neglected.
Summer Squash dun.
Tomatoes improving.
Mexican dollars lower.
Sugar marked down.
The morning call., 1890-09-25

Coast, P. F. McNulty and john Falconer
defendants. alleging that High Chief
Ranger McNulty unlawfully suspended
Court Adelaide, with the idea Of preventing
its representation in the Subsidiary High
Court. The matter has been set for hearing
in Department of the Superior Court on
Saturday morning next at II o'clock.
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A Riind Wall.

w. B. Cummings leased place near Bel
mont short time ago of Juliet J. Mezes,
that he designed to use as pasture. One
day he turned his horse loose and the AMI
NAL fell into a blind well, the result OF
which was the loss of the horse. Yesterday
he brought suit against Mrs. Mezes and the
others interested in the property to recover
$3.50, the value of his horse.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks showed no particular change from Tues
day, yesterday, though there was general upward
tendency in the afternoon board.
Local securities quieter than usual, and
showed particular change.
The Mayfower Gravel assessment falls delinquent
in
The morning call., 1890-09-25
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
e.oo00 HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH ON
O1OUO. macadamized street, convenient to sta
per month Apply to JOSEPH A LEONARD. Park
ST.. Alameda, or $50 Market St, S. +. sea II
$1,000 HqgsE ROOMS % LOT Eos aGFlOO
s4OO0-Cottase OF rooms: modern: lot 50xl50.
s5500-Beautiful cottage rooms; furnished;
sss0o-slIendId cottage rooms; extra location;
part cash.
Apply to THOMAS A. SMITH q CO., Park st Al
ameda: take broad-ganse ferry. se3 u
CHEAPEST AND BEST LOT IN ALAMEDA FOR
the money. Apply to F. SMITH, 3l6 Mont
GOI00 COTTAGE; 4 LARGE ROOMS; MOD
yZIoO. ern improvements: good location; lot
ssltG-Cottage 4 soo1es dne Per 1ocat9nn Int 5or
$50; $500 cash. balance easy terms.
ments: nice location; lot 50xl5O; one-thicd cash.
S4Oo0-Cottage; rooms new; all the latest i'm
provemelts: macadamiZed street: sewer; stone
half cash.
homes TO suit purchasers on large lots; all street
work done; call and see plans; easy terms. JUDD,
HANLEY CO.. 1906 Park st. seq u
a9ARcUsE & LESSER OFFER THE FOLLOW
M ing special bargains this week
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month; new cottage; near st T.
ton: modern improvements: price $1,000: 33x8B
s20O cash, SIS per month"; new cottage; near sta
tion: modern improvements; price $2lO0i 33xss.
ton; price $500; 421l00.
$500 cash, $25 per mouth; fine cottage; near sta
fion; price $1,000; 42xl00.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month; Groom cottage (new);
price $500: 50xl5O.
A few cheap installment lots for sale
We have a few houses OF 4, and d rooms to let at
a bargain II applied for at once
MARCUSE& LESSER-San Francisco 628 Mar
ket ST. opp Palace HOTEL Alameda, Bay-Street Sta
ti0n tbroad gauge) aus u
Qt6O0 CASH-BALANCE SS5 PER MONTH;
DOUU lot 50x2U3: cottage of rooms and bath;
fDe marine view. price SZZ0U. mo. 393l
s25OO-LOt 4lxl00; cottage OF rooms and bath;
high basement; $500 cash; balance $25 rer
month. mo. ADJ
s255O-Lot 50x75; cottage of rooms and bath.
good neighDorhood; " cash; balance easy terms.
mo. 423)
x3OOO-Lot 27x1l5; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; stable, etc.; station: $500
cash. balance $35 per month. no. 1850
e37UO-LOt 4Oxl50; new cottage OF rooms and
hath: high basement: fine garden and lawn; $500
cash: balance $50 per month. mo. 4l0)
S40OO-Lot 50xl25 IS; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath ON Central ave-; $500 cash; balance
az ner month (No. 4l3)
Ss455oHLot 7O:sxl50: cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine garden etc.; $1,000 cash; paiance "a %
ps ssooo"Lot 5orlse; new 2-story house OF rooms
and bath a NE. corner on Central ave; $Z2VV
cash; balance $50 per month NJ; ooo1
Choice building lots In all parts OF Aaneua.
Houses to rent and money to loan by d r MohEAL
q CO., 142s Park st., Alameda and 4oz Mo1g0f
cry St., San Francisco Hz.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-The spot market Is lower
at rs l1&d@p7s Id Cargoes quiet at 37s I'd for
of coast. 37s I'd for Just shipped and BIS ID Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations :.september, rs sad; october,
rs sgd; november, rs sd December, Is SAD; Jan
uary, rs 5 I'D; February, Is Sad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Consols, "a 1916; United
States Bonds-4s. 1884; 41a's, 1854; Silver, 62d;
Rentes, 95f 81 zee. Bullion out of the Bank of En-
gland. G325.OOO
The morning call., 1890-09-25

Alexander J. Campbell has sued to re-
cover $3.50 damages from ID. G. Camarinos,
alleging failure Of defendant to keep con-
tract to not handle any Hawaiian Islands
bananas for ten years; also for an order re-
strainlng defendant from buying or selling
said fruit for said period.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
Trooble Among Fore...rs.

The members Of Court Adelaide. No. 7751.
Ancient Order Of Foresters' Friendly So
ciety,. have fled a complaint against the
Subsidiary High Court, Ancient Order
Of Foresters' Friendly Society Of the Pacific
The morning call., 1890-09-25
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. .51a@6c; second quality.
AZ @5c; third do, 3Ie@l4 lsc.
MUTToN-Wethers, 71a@Sc; Ewes, 71ac.
Thanksgiving Lamb StaS10c p 10. -
31%@3lsc for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 3149
35sc q 10: dressed do 615(G71hc r 10.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
California Fruit.

CHICAGO Sept 24.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold at auction to-day: Buerre Bose Pears, IS So;
Comice, SO 50; Buerre Diel, 81 40 Buerre d'Anjou,
81 60; Vicar, So 10; Winter Nellis, 80 1902 25
Ounces, 81 70@1 IS; Solway Peaches, 81 3591 55
strawberry Peaches, 81 65&l 70: Tokay grapes,
half crates. 81 2591 90 Muscats, half crates, 81 35
About fifteen carloads OF fruit sold here daily
Weather fine and cool.
Porter Bros * Co. sold to-day three cars of Cali
fornia fruit: Japan Pums, 81 %: full crates
Tokays 81 65tG3 IS; half crates Tokays 81 ESQ
IS; half crates Muscats, 81 So; Imperial Plums,
SO 10; German Prunes, 81 20: Peaches, 81 35@l 10.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept. 24.-wheat opened weak and
from 14c TO CSC lower, then there was a rally OF
from 15c to csc, but soon after again took down
turn and declined l14c, with December suffering a
greater reduction a quick rally Of ssc followed,
and as quickly receded again, the market showing
considerable nervousness and after fiuetuatlng
closed lie lower than yesterday. Receipts, SOL 900
bushels: shipments. $4,000 bushels. Rye easy at
6012c. Barley quiet at 75c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Wheat, cash, s614c.
Corn-473sc.
Pork-S9 25.
Lard-$6 021s.
Ribs-$5 20.
Whisky-Sl o.
The morning call., 1890-09-25

THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 Is per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to be
informed on the events of the
day, or to read choice literature
TO keep constantly a supply Of
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
Lead Poison Cured.

Lead Poison Cured.
lam painter by trade. Three years ago
had bad case Of Lead Poison, caused by using
paint. was cured in short time by S. S. S.
The medicine drove the poison out through the
pores Of the skin. My system was so saturated
with poison that my underclothes were colored
by the paint being worked out by the medicine
through the pores of my skin. / was cured en-
tiIely by S. s. S., and have had no return since.
c. PARK LEAK, Waynesville, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
f1e SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta. Ga.
aul41yTuThsaT.C.N.h
The morning call., 1890-09-25
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

1IURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS WITH
u board in new house near Morton-st station
M. A. M, Alameda Posroflce. selS w
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 1901 1912.

Quotable at 81 1901 1919.
Mexican ollars.
Lower at ss12@sOc.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and SC
for telegraphic.
The morning call., 1890-09-25
BOARD SALES.
following were the sales yesterday In the San
Fran cisco Stock Poard

AITFRN DON sEssIoN-2:31.
500 AIpna1 49, 100 Choliar :. 30 Il Lady W.. go
100 mil 76I5U c u VAS ] 30 Mexican. 3. 80
200 Alta ii. Isl 20 Confid. TBS 200 Mono 10
so Andes 2.S5 20 ......7 - 100 Uccidnt..2 .. 20
$50 ......2.sU 30 CPoinr. $50 50 ..........2A
100 $50. 2s4 $40 ExcneQ..lI4l 20 .......2. 0
100 fletcher g. 80 so g & C.2I4 100 ophir. %. 90
100 Benton :? 90 90 Il N. .240i150 Overm. $50
100 Il q B..3s4 200 Hendrcks40l 20 Potos. u. 90
500 Bcnanza 40 l so julia. 35lluO s Is Il M.l.55
$50 Bodie ITO 50Justice. .l12l25O New .3.uO
200 ...l, 80 200 Kentuckl .70l2uO Union. 3. 90
300 Caledona.55ilU 100 Lady w .55l4UO W Com. 80
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
srrAurn DrsrIyArIos. SANS wHnr

OCEAN STEAMEKS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-09-25

nAKLANE REAL ESTATE ATTRACTIVE
" home centrally located: modern cottage OF
iarce rooms and bath: handsomely decorated plate
and cathedral glass front; large closets; cement
basement; complete sanitary drainage lot 3Ox1GO;
centrally located and cable and horse car
ines reaching all parts OF the city; convenient to
tation of ferry railroad; very low price for 80
lays: easy terms II desired. Apply TO E. A HERON,
AOjG Broadway, p. o. BOX 232, Oakland. sell II
The morning call., 1890-09-25

DIEDMONT CABLE RAILRoAD-LoTS FROM
1 sl5 per foot upwards, fronting on the cable:
lots from 81 o per foot upwards within block OF
the cable road; easy terms; this is the place to
make a quick profit with small outlay. w. l.
a son Ninth sells IT
The morning call., 1890-09-25

C.1DO FOR LOTS IN THE BROADWAY
u lUU villa Tract; only few at this price;
terms S25 cash, balance $40 per month; secure one
now as they are worth double the price asked the
Broadway villa Tract fronts on broadway, the only
boulevard which IS 100 feet wide leading into the
center of the city OF Oakland, being the main bust
ness street. See owner, II. b. PINNEY, 464 Ninth
ST, Oakland, near broadway Office open until
O'CLOCK each night. se2l U