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The morning call., 1890-05-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were all higher yesterday than Saturdays
closing quotations. The market fairly active
in both sessions. Potosi firm at S55s@5 "a
Choar at So 30@312, Best IL Belcher at 81 $50
%, Norcross at 81 65@2s4, ophir at 81 S5941s
Savage at 81 90@2 Jacket at 81 9093 and Challenge
at 81 1902 Is.
Tho close showed no further change except In
respectively.
Local securities were remarkably quiet and prices
showed no noteworthy change.
The Peerless delinquent sale takes place to-day.
The United Verde Copper Mining Company of Ari-
iona has declared dividend of l0c per share or
$4,000. This is the first dividend since april.
1856. Up TO that time the mine had paid S37. 800
In dividends This is the first dividend from any
Arizona mine since last February.
Eur eka Con. has shipped 1927 900, OF which $4,000
was lead.
The American Bank and Trust Company has de-
clared dividend OF IL per cent, payable the I'd
The Pacific Lighting Company Will pay dividend
of SOC on the 9th
ophir produced last week "a tons OF ore, assaylng
$25; Savage, $40 tons, $2l; Norcross, 1920 TONS
SlS rs; Chollar, AIS TONS $23 SO; Alta. 325 tons
500 30; overmau, go tons, $685. Con. California IL
Virginia, 24lS tons, S22 80, and has $4,000 in
bullion hand after shipping $40 Gal to the Carson
Mint.
Assessments Pending.
The following is Hist OF assessments now pending:
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James McEearney with G. Laherty, to build on
NV line OF Harrison ST., 1876 Sw OF Ninth sW
Box 100; $Sl25. '''
Ellen Mckeanan with J. NJ Bradt alterations on
5 line OF Seventeenth St.. 1908 Il. of Sanchez r.
25Kl0O; s2475. -
Abraham Nj. Silverstein and wife with w A. Van
Deryort TO build on $. line of Washington ST. I3I a
l. OF Baker, Il. 25xl27 :S14 5000. " -"N :"
Abraham Seheler TO ". A Van Deryort to
build oh s. line OF Washington St. loss + Of
Baker, T. 25Il27 :314 $1,000. "
John Z. Noonan with Patrick +. Lynch to buIld
on n. line of Oak ST., so Il. of Fillmore f 25T
Holmes, sureties. - S'
j. G. Franks with r. o. Chandler, to build Oh w.
line OF Devlsadero ST., 90 N. of Jackson N 5sII %
sl0.30O; bonds $4,000, A. D. Moore and " j
Adams, suretes. w. u
of Union St bet. Larkin ana Polk. s9645. hon ,o
$3ooO; John Ills and A. Kinds sureties
Mary Clausman with Jean Salanane 70 burd n, Il
line OF Taylor St. 1923 N OF Union, n 4s,9 ~
$4l4O; bonds, $4,000; Harris & Jones sureties ~
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BLYTHE'S EARLY LIFE.
Another Day In the Contest Spent In Ar
gunents.

Another Day in the Contest Spent in Ar
gunents.
Hosmer P. McCoon, representing the
Blythe Company in the Blythe contest, de-
livered his argument yesterday in reply to
L. Burke Holiday, who is advocating the
claim of the gypsies.
He maintained that Thomas II. Blythe is
before the court, and any attempt to change
the record made by the known life of the
deceased here must be supported by the
strongest proof. ANY tincture of fraud In
the claim Of gypsies would throw out their
case at once. The counsel contended that
Blythe was an Englshman, and had no
characteristics in common with the gypsies.
DIR. Taylor, for the Welsh claimants, fol-
lowed in the argument against MIR. Holla-
day. In his remarks he referred to the
prominent traits of gypsies, and worked in
quotations from book about depleted
chicken-roosts and wayside trading in
horses and tinware. He will probably fin
oh IN
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MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
The Amounts Estimated as Necessary 70
Running Them.

The Amounts Estimated Necessary for
Running Them.
Assessor Nealon has addressed a letter TO
Auditor Strother upon the needs of his
office in which he says:
The assessed valuation of the taxable property
OF this city and county for 1890 Will be about
$500. OOO,OO ! would state in reference TO the
appropriation necessary for the maintenance of
this department that foI the past three years /
lave endeayored TO obtain an adequate aud Just
amount which would lessen the hours Of labor
of The clerks employed, which are outrageously
long working as they are compelled TO by reason
Of an Insufficient appropriation ON O'Clock in
The morning 10 O'clock IN the evening aud from
to $3.50 at night, aud receiving for such services
but So SO per day. Grand Juries without ex-
ceptiUn, have repeatedly called the attention of
Tie Board of Supervisors 10 this fact and re-
Quested that the same be remeded. All appca-
tons for an Increased appropriation both
nOmlcal and Just made by Inc have IN the past
been denied. l. theI eioIe, feel that a renewal OF
same al this time would lie useless and, there
fore, Will have 10 accept the amount which in
your Judgment as Auditor may be set aside Tor
this department.
Superintendent Healy of the County Hos
pital has notified the Auditor that $685.
175 So will be required for his department
during the next fiscal year, against S72,00
for last year The increase is for repairs,
more sur gical instruments and additional
help.
The Trustees of the Free Library ask for
S53, $50, and License Collector O'Brien calls
Tor 500 800. The latter Official estimates the
income of his office next year at S465, 800.
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FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Howe's Suit Against the Home
lnebriates.

Mrs. Howe's Suit Against the Home for
1nebriRtes.
Catherine T. Howe, Administrative of the
estate of the late Joseph W. E. Howe, has
sued to recover $4,000 damages from the
Home for the Care of InebrIates.
She AYERS in her complaint that in May,
1888, her husband, while suffering from
condition of alternate furious excitement
and melancholy, with suicidal intentions,
was placed in the charge of the home.
The patient was put into bed in the cell,
with his feet tied to the foot of the couch,
and allowed to remain alone for over SIX
hours. He was afterward found dead,
with bis head lying on the floor and a silk
handkerchief tied tightly around his neck.
Mrs. Howe charges negligence on the part
of the attendants of the home, and states.
that her husband had been employed for
seme years as a grainer by the Southern
Pacific Railway Company, that he had been
a good provlder, and that since his death
she has been forced to work for the main
tenance of herself and five Young children.
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lDelinqnt
COMPANY. No Amt. in the saleDay
| nar1

AsbHsSIhtHIH TtUUIDE.
The following is list OF assessments now pending
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A NDREW-aEET ME CORNER POST AND
n Dupont, to select nobby spring suit made by
merchant tailor for $50. our price Sl5 ORIGI-
NAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor Post and
DupOnr SIS ' " . ~ -
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ONLY A BOY

~J AM only boy, with heart light and Free
am trimming with mischief and froiic and
glee;
And you think such boy never cares for
thing.
But boys have their troubles, though jolly they
seem;
Their thoughts can so farther than most people
deem.
Their hearts are as open TO sorrow as Joy,
And each has his feelings, though only boy.
Now Oft when I've worked hard NJ piling the wood,
Have done all my errandS and tried to be good,
think might then have a rest or play;
But how can L manage? Can any one say?
II start for stroll. II is Keep off the streetW
II go to the house, IL is 'Mercy. what feetp'
II take a seat, It's Here give me that charr'
If lounge by a window, tits " Don't loiter therer ~
If l ask few questions, tits Don't bother meW
Or else, such torment never did see!"
1 am Scolded eufied IL l make the least noise.
Till think in this world there's place for boys
At school they are shocked If want good play;
AT home or at church, am so in the way;
And it's hard for don't see that boys to blame,
An most any boy, too, Will say just the same.
or course a boy can't know much man,
But try TO do right as hard as
Have patience, dear people, though Oft we annoy,
For the best man on earth once was only boy.
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that woman who dyes her hair is worthy

that woman who dyes her hair is worthy
to be minister's wfe?"
eff none of us had any earthly i'm perfec-
tions," said the young minister-elect, smil-
ing, I'VE should all be angels; and although
you're the nearest / ever saw TO one, ketty,
with kiss l don't want you to fly away
and leave me just yet. So Pm rather glad
that you haven't arrived at that wing-and-
northumberland"
Keturah Hitchings never troubled herself
any more about her hair.
IF Harry likes it" said she. 81 do, and l
am satisfied to let it remain as it is. But it
was for love that did it, and L am not SO
very sorry after all. At least I've discovered
that the color could be little worse than
il is FIX
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Fraud Charged I'm Dead.

James Logue has brought suit against
Jennie SwaatSer ct al. to recover title to
and possession of certain property on Clin-
ton street. The complaint sets forth that
Anne Jane Doyle made gift with deed of
said land to said Jennie Swaatser, but
afterward changed her mind and gave him
another deed Of the same property, beley-
ing she had burned the first document.
When he attempted TO file his decd in the
Recorders office be found the first one on
record. He charges that Jennie Swaatser
fraudulently procured the deed in her
favnr
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GOVERNOR WATERMAN.
He VIII Welcome Three Carloads
HoIlaHders Mt MERGED.

He Will Welcome Three Carloads of
HollaBders Mt MERGED.
Governor Waterman is now in Los An
geles and has been invited by the citizens
of MERGED to be in that city on the Goth,
when three carloads of Hollanders are ex-
pected to arrive. The invitation stated that
the Hollanders in question were all worthy.
well educated and intelligent; that they
best society in Holland; that each has
bought and paid for twenty acres Of land
near Lake Yosemite, upon which they will
make their homes, and that they are anxious
to identify themselves with the future of
the State. Referring to the invitation the
Governor suggested that what MERGED had
section Of the State might accomplish by
making an etfort.-San Diego Sun. May "a.
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Anxious for the Rahu.

The little babe deserted Sunday night on
Jessie-street doorstep was taken 10 the
California Founding Asylum yesterday. AS
many as twenty people visited the City
Receiving Hospital, where the pretty child
had been kept over night, to look at its face
and consider if they would adopt it. Among
them were some wealthy ladies who were
desiTous OF adopting child. The officials
Of the asylum will select a foster parent for
the waif AVA
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, nominal at sac; june
sac; Wool Bags, nominal Potato Gunnes. nominal
QUICKSILVEk-Still higher at S57 . flask. The
market is closely held.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has adj
vanced its prices and quotes, terms net
cash: Cube, 714c; Crushed, 7l4c; Extra Powdered,
714c: Fine Crushed, 714c; Dry Granulated, 65sc;
Confectioner's A. 634c; Extra C. 8 7sc Golden Q,
b5ac p d; Bags. lsc more than bills
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The Society for the Suppression of Vice
has been informed by the New York So
ciety that L, II. Haywood, proprietor of a
monthly paper at Princeton, Mass, is held
in $4,000 bonds for trial on charge of
publishing indecent articles. 1t is said
that Haywood served long term of i'm
prisonment in Massachusetts prison nearly
twenty years ago for the same offense. His
paper circulated quite largely in Oakland,
and the society here received several copies.
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Charles A. Warren has entered suit to re-
cover $1,000 damages and deed to certain
property from c. c. Butler and other trus-
tees of the creditors and stockholders Of the
San Francisco and Point Lobos Road Com
pany, dissolved corporation. Warren COM
plains that they have refused to carry out
the agreement made with him for the pur-
chase of the land, which is situated ON Point
Lobos avenue and is worth over $4,000.
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Tho Schooner Maggie Ross.

Jacob Levi Sr. has sued to recover $500
from the Wharf and Lading Company, due
on a promssory note secured by chattel
mortgage on the schooner Maggie Ross.
Complaint is made that claims for debt
against the vessel have been allowed to ac-
cumulate, although contrary to the terms
of said mortgage. Judge Murphy has APP
pointed Daniel j. Mahoney receiver of the
schooner
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Peter Hammerstein, an employee of the
Pacific Rolling-mills, had his right hand
caught between the wheels OF a steel plan
ing mach inc yesterday while at work and the
arm was dragged into tie machinery. The
injuries were so severe that the arm had to
De ampntated at the elbow. After the ac-
cident Hammerstein was taken to his home
on Marip0sa street, in the Potrero.
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IL EADQUARTERS FOR LAWN HOSE, NUZ-
IL zleS Sprinkers reels; free delivery any place
CHAPMAN'S, Is California street. my22 TT
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

City aud County Of San Francisco to William
}. Heney, lot ON W. line OF Vermont ST,
200 y. of Yolo, y. 25xlOO.............-...
City and County of San francisco TO Richard
Heney ST.. lot on w. line OF Vermont ST.,
$50 y. OF NolO, y. 50I 100. ....-..............
Joseph +. Wendell to Ellen Myriek lot 8, in
Block Z, Holly Park Tract. ....,............ $40
e. and +. Z. Cooley to Louis LANDER lot on
n line OF Iwenty-sixth ST., l34 % T. of Noe,
w Il an ;' Brazil to Jacob Heyman ot on 10
line of sherman ST., IS Z OF Ford, E. 75x
susan 4D Gum l6y administrator to ta;tave V 10
Daniels, lot on y. line of freelou ST., $50
sw: OF Fourth, sw 25Iso; 1900
L. line OF douglass St, $50 n. OF Seven
teenth, n. Co.'s Sc 1862, S. 30:71z, w.
Russell Chapman to b. Joost lot on s line Of
Eighteenth st, so r. OF Noe, 225I20. ....... 80
James French to b. Joost. lot on L. line of
.stanyan St. 20 S. OF Grattan, S. 25xlll:6.. 10
Monroe Greenwood TO Joseph K. Belly. lot
on n. line OF Clement ST., 81; w. OF Third
Henry Kaufman ct al. to Susanna Schmidt,
undivided 9a Of lot on s line Of o'Farrell
Isaac Strassburger TO Louisa Moran CT al, lot
on L: line Of fortleth ave, 203:6 S. of b, s.
10l %, +. 240, n. U g, NV. 26O:4..... 10
Louisa Moran ct al. TO Isaac StrasSburger, lot
on \ W cor. 81. and Forty second ave. w
2l;lO NE. 7l:6, S. 67:6 TO beg, and four
John X. Spring to William Dcerr and wife ~
Mary Ellis to A. b. Taylor, lot on Sc line OF
Bryant ST., $40 f of Fourth. NE. 75xsO. 10
Moses Samuel to Joseph Newman lot on n
line OF Bush ST., 22O W. OF Laguna, w. 551
Benedict Pfarrer and wife to Charles Maier
lot on NV. line OF CIementina St., 1886 NE
OF Second n L. 5OxSO. ..,,,..,..,.,.
Richard j. Dunn to John Walls ct a.. lot on
E line OF Ociavs ST., 10 S. of suffer s as
4. 1926, n. 1875, T. II IS, n. II :6 w 100 10
Eva NJ. Aronson ct al to Mary S. sperry. lot Az
on ). line OF Turk ST., 1877 20 L. Of Leaven-
p,t T. 10 %, ,.''..,......... 10
l. line OF Octayi9 ST., ITO s. of Sutter 8
us, L. 1926, n. l7:6, h. 1876 n. 27:6 w
'pV Observation-Disclosures. 10
Eva NJ. AronsOn Ell al. to Mary = Sperry lot
on s. line of Turk ST., 1877 IS L. OF Ieayen-
worth, L. 23Il37 :6............,......... 10
Peter Milliken to William II. Grim lot &
Block 80. Excelsior Homestead Association 10
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5h@6c; second quality,
4%@514c; third do, 4G41ac.
VEAL-Large, 4ta6c; small Calves, 697c.
MuTTON-Wethers 6961sc; Ewes, 5@S51sc
Thanksgiving Lamb. 7lAadSc q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4@iI4c for grain-fed, and 3N
@Ac for heavy packing stock Hogs, 4L2945sc =
u; dressed do, 1880 p 10.
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Railway Mail Service.
fnllowipu appoipfmants ~

IHB IUIIUWIHE appointments OF Postal
Mail clerks are announced:
L. E. Sprague Of Salt Lake City appointed TO
the line between Ogden and San Francisco, vice
w. Z. Trevarron, whose appointment has been
revoked.
W. Ii. Carr OF Los Angeles 10 the line between
Albuquerque, N. Mex, and Los Angeles, vice L.
+. Shaeffer. resigned.
A. S. Ward OF Oakland to the line between
Portland. Oregon, and San Francisco, vice r. C..
Greenwood, resigned.
The morning call., 1890-05-27

Nellie Williams was arrested early yes
terday morning by Officer Riley on charge
of grand larceny. She is accused by John
p. Hutchinson, an Oakland carpenter, and
a pioneer, of robbiug him of $50 in the
Broadway Block. The woman was held by
Judge Xix in bonds of $1,000 to await trial
on a charge of grand larceny.
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Oninm Cnnfisnated.

Customs Officer Powers yesterday no.
tlced man whose coat was bullying in
SUSPICIOUS manner and who was endeavor-
ing to come ashore unnoticed from the
steamer Haytian Republic. He was
promptly arrested and searched. Twenty
six 5-tael boxes of opium were found con
The morning call., 1890-05-27
Divorce Granted.

Judge Rearden granted a divorce yester-
day to Edith Estele Goodhue from Fred
erick Goodhue on the ground that he is serv-
ing Two years sentence in San Quentin for
tampering with the mails at Los Angeles,
The morning call., 1890-05-27

Steamers to sail to-day are the Point Iona for
Grays Harbor, the Newport for Eel River and the
Gipsy for the Salinas River The willamette Valley
1alis due from Yaquina Bay, the Montserrat from
Nanaimo and the Santa Cruz and Bonita from the
Southern Coast.
The City of Sydney falls due from Panama satur-
Ia
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cealed In his clothing. The opium was con-
fiscated, but as the steamer is in the coast
ing trade and as it would be impossible to
convict him of smuggling, he was allowed
to 90.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-20 Anglo-Nev Assurance. S41z.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Boards Oceanic Co. 100,
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DREssMAKERs.

DREss-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
" authentic French tailor system. $40 Post % 70
T ADIES-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
IL fitting suits, handsomely draped, made Tor IS,
please call at MRS. NORRIS, 1922 Geary. ~ 7t$
NINE FARIEE FASHIONABLE DRESsMAK-
WI ing 500 Golden Gate ave. myl0 en-
MISS AGNES keller, l19 STOCKTON NEAR
Tu Geary; stylish suits from IS 80 up; cutting and
fttinga specially; 20 cents; perfect TT aD7l
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE
" your carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES Per-
ieet Carpet-cleanihg Works, 70 and ~ Eighth St;
telephone 1920 oc9 II
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E'OLDISG BEDS - EXAMINE OUR No. 1901
mirrored with large plate lsI40; walnut oak and
cherry; cash price elsewhere sos: iustament
price only $50. NJ. FRIEDMAN IL CO, 22s-23o
Stockton St cor Post. omen evenings anIG ~
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NINE. PATHS FASHIONABLE COLOR OF
4u hair can be produced with Hene powder. leaves
or extract. Just Imported from IndiI by 5. STRO-
ZfNShIi sole agent, l0l Powell ST., san Fran
ana I'm
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ri ONS. s. STROZYNSkI HAS CREATED A NEW
W StyHe OF hair-dresSing for the coming season;
also he has his own and only patent process for
storing bleached and gray hair; hsIr-cutting done
in most becoming style by six competent artists:
hay slampooing and drying by patent mach inc; IN
equaicd in the United States. 5. STROZYNSKI,
Powell sis. ap3O I'm
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New York EXCHANGE

New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
25e for Geographic.
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w E HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
w to hire FOR balls parties funerals at reason
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, COR Post and Dupour sts
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N'ILLIAM f. GALLAGHER HAS REMOVED
w his fuTnirure business TO 1871 Market St. near
Ninth: cheap rent makes low prices. ap2 4
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IN THE ms TALLMENT PLAN-DREsS-GOoDS
~ silks SealSkin and seaette clOaks: also carpets
furniture, lace-curtans, blankets and fOlding-beds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 22S and $50 stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when Yen buy Just
as cheap by making small cash payment down
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock IS respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended 10. 22S and
: enr EIst. r.irnrs IL
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I LESSONS GIVEN On GUITAR ONLY: NINE
l. years experience teacher: terms very mod
eEate. MRS s1hYL A SpENCER- JOG M.snu s I'm
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A DNICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALITY; No
~ publicly; quickest time; legal everywhere; no
charge unless successful; probate; damages, colec
lions etc; terms reasonable. I. ENGLE4, AttoI-
ueyS Association. II Kearuy 81. 9tf
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BOARD SALES.

NUII-Asstsslnents OF HInts HOl Us
Beard fall delinquent in Office.
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The receipts for duties for the week were
$92,C93 So, making total since January LIST
of S2,S25, 977 80. The Internal Revenue col
lections in the San Francisco District for
the week ending on the oath were;
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pERFECT-FITTING TAILOR DRESS MADE N
"a hours for SIS, SO S25; goods all found
MRS. NJ. DAVIS. 234 TAYLOR St, upstairs. mrl Il
The morning call., 1890-05-27

DR. JAS. HAMPTON EYE, EAR, THROAT AND
u chronic ailments. Room 6.Murphy Bldg .my6 I'm
The morning call., 1890-05-27

nR. NEwTON'S EVENING DENTAL PARLORS
~ 1913 Grove ST, near Pavilion; all dental opera
lions performed till 10 P. NJ, Sundays P Map27 TT
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San FrancIsco


SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoXA2
TENNENT Chronemeter and Instrument
Maker, g Market street.
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FLouR-Net cash prices are as follows: Fam
lily extras, $4@4 20; Bakers extras "a lO@4 20;
city superhne 81 s0@3 TO- interior brands $40
20 for extras and 81 s093 10 q bDl for superhne
WHEAT-The market was neglected ana weak
yesterday. AS it was legal holiday in England.
there were no English quotations, and this market
was largely nominal IN consequence. No J. 81 271h
No z 81 20; choice so; extra choice, for milling
81 32Ln0l Sh q ell
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DORTRAIIS ENLARGED IN INDIA INK
L crayon. water colors and pastel Pacific POr-
tralL @. ~ MarAeL St TT ~ KkLLN Mt 90 u
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II ONE FOR INVALIDS: TREATMENT "SAL-
Ii isbury Method" DAIMLER 18th and Howard
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
HE ALTAH

- In York, Nebraska. December 81. Mr.
J. f. RITTER and Miss AMELIA KLEIN
SCHMIDT.
In Higginsyille, December 10. by
Elder +. V. LOOs, Mr.. A, NJ. SMITH and
Miss LENA LEWIS. both OF COrder.
- In the Catholic church, In Wellington,
December 20, by Rt. Rev >. j. Lilly, Mr..
j. MOONEY and Miss LAURA HOW ARD.
- In this city. December 80. by Rev. W.
T.. Mcclure, Mr.. HARVE COBB OF this city
and Mrs. SARAH j. EDDY, OF Ka7s2s Ci'fr
-. In Kansas City, January /. M. A, II.
sAMMET and Miss LOTfA BROWN.
The bride IL pretty we'll known in This city,
having at different times made visits to the
family of MIR. j. ". BasVe, in this city.
- At the Catholic church, In this city.
January ,, bv 1T. Rev, !. j.. Lilly, Mr..
CHARLES KENNEDY, OF San Francisco.
Cal, aud Miss BRIDGET NJ. CARROLL. OF
this city. Attendants: Mr.. Patsy Carroll and
Miss Winnie Carroll.
TIT bride and groom left the sam, morn
Ing for y visit to relatives in Iowa, aftcI
which they will go to San Francisco to mak,
their future home. We wish them II pleasant
home and q prosperous and happy life.
- AT the residence OF the brides father,
In GreentOn. December "a. 10y Rev. w. II.
Powell, Mr.. JOHN PURCELL. of yelling
ton, and Miss HATTIE BUMGARNER.
The presents were numerous and valuable
and the brides cake, presented by Mrs. +. I
Thorp, Is SAID to have been a wonder to ali
both In size and quality. Mr.. Jas. Hannah
present OF u large lot Of useful househOl,
articles is also spoken of rs very appropriate