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Tin and WOOdeRlCGre
Ont TO Pieces :

50 dozen Block-Tin. Six-Minute Cot
fee Boilers at lSc.
90 dozen nine-inch Pie Plates at lc.
each g,
40 dozen Full-S Size Cuspadoros, in nickel
and bronze, cut to $50. per pair;
Dover's Patent gg-Beaters at l2c. each; ;
Japanned Teapot Rests cut from ~ to
Jc.:
Japanned Cake Boxes at 49c. from Co.,
at $50. from 7jc., at 69c. from Soc. !;
$50 heavily Japanned Chamber Sets,
banded or highly decorated, at Sl.U9
per set;
| lot Fluited Cake-Moulds at &c. /;
Another lot OF those large, best quality
Cedar Tubs at GGc.
80 dozen The Cohen Company's Wash
boards, heavily zrncked on both
sides, at dc.
SO dozen of those Pinch Wood Ice
Trays at &C.;
Extra large size Pastry Boards, best
quality, at Sc.
Brass Rimmed Cedar Water-Buckets at
Four gallon White Cedar Patent Churns
at $2.48.
HERE'S FOUR RATTLERS.
So dozen s}-inch FURNISHED Wrought
Iron Fry Pans, &c. each;
80 dozen Silver-Steel Table Spoons at
7jc. per dozen;
40 dozen Silver-Steel Teaspoons at 49c.
per dozen;
81 dozen Silver Steel Dessert-Spoons,
beautifully engraved. at Sl.25 per
dozen-cut from $3.50.
- In this depart
IN/ooe,ro,ro ment will be found
UCUoot1C0' q some Of the best
l---.------s---..--.----av values ever offered.
Accommodations OF Odds and Ends will
be disposed OF at less than one half
original price. A few hints;
l lot Imitation Rich Cut-Glass Cake
Stands at 19c. each;
l lot Imitation Cut-Glass Butter-Dishes
at l0c.
l lot Spoon Holders, Sugar-Dishes, and
Cream-Pitchers at &c. choice.
The balance of stock Refrigerators
and Baby Carriages will go this week
like hurricane. Price no object The
space they now occupy we must have.
Our magnificent fall importations will
soon arrive.
Mackinaw Refrigerators at Sl4-cut
from S2j:
At sl1. .75-cut from S2l;
At 39-cut from Sl5;
Baby-Carriages at S9.90-cut from SlS ;
at Sl4-cut from S26.40.
Ice-Cream FreeZers, Lawn-Tennis,
and Croquet Sets at big reductions.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
! II, l3, 10, and II east Broad street.
a
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FANCY cHENILLE BALLS and oRSAa.SIs
TRUNKS and sATCHELs at factory prices.
A grest bargain in BLANKETs.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACpED SbEhIiNds
at less than the regular price.

DRUGGETS.
good ono 9x7H feet s5:
A better one 9x7% feet, b;
A still better one l2xs feet s7.69;
Another Iot-extra hesyy--9xy feet, S.S;
lot-reel n'ce-isx9 feet, $50;
l lot-bosutiful style-i054xg feet 50:
lot-extra quality and patterns-l21loH feet
$40,
iloI-superior quality and patterns-l3H1H
feet, tl2:
ilot-supsrior quality and patterns-ibx9 feet,
sls.
wIND0W-sHADE SPRING ROLLERS.
CURrAlN-PoLEs and EXTENsloN BRACK-
ELS.
LACE-CURTAINS and sCREENs-fsncy AMI
plain.
MATING aud FLOOR OlL-CL LJTHs-all as
the lowest prices
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preparatory 70 our removal 10 Broad street.
We shall marx everything 40 Low that II Will
pay you % uuy this week ana keep the goods I'll
next summer Ia addition 90 tho summer
Goods We shsll ofer some eKusOriinary bar
gains IN So 'souaUo goods. We have been
through our .ls stock and cullei out all short
pieces suuuing from ono to twelve yards ADD
marked them less than oBo-haif price,
iou eau ~ Icct To- morrow IhOc-n KAHN SILKS
that sld At s5c. and 81 a yard for S5c. N0 shall
also offer q big bargain In GkO--GRAlN Rib
hons with satin Eieo IN Black and Colors-so,
for l0c.: No II for i2c., aud No. 10 for Is. No.
such values ~ these wero over offered beforo.
We shall continue our sale Of LACE CURTAINS
and POKTfEREs all this week. Tho values ss
are offering in single pair and two pair of q
KIND Will pay b. come miles 20 secure.
We open tO-mOrror morning our new fal
stock q CARPETS in Administers. Wil,ons, Veil
vets. hoquettes, Body Brussels, Tapestry, Three
Ply All Wool ingrans, super-IngFains, ete, 81
the lowest prlcos Tor Que goods eyor offered In
THIS city,
We hive Just received 1900 RUGS in all tho
new fall colOungs Ia smyrnas, selTets, and Mo-
Quettes also something new IN society hUGS
with n . en- slems Of tho order woven il the rs
ure.. Those contemplating furnishing houses
will Ind our stock tho lRrgos, and our prices The
lowest In no city
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WANTED, SIX OR EIGHT BOARD
w ERs for my school term, which will begin
SEPTEMBER srB. lave had Ten years expert
a full graduate of Bowling Green Female In.ti-
tule and VIII make music a specially. VIII
teach the hnglish branches, Latin, French, and
drawing. Write for particulars at once. Terms
l!beraL MRS W. T. ENGLAND, Cartersyille,
Va. aulO-Su6Th7t'
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House FURNISHINGS.
LAST WEEKS BARGAINS FULLY
APPRECIATED.

This week we shall outstrip all previ-
ous efforts.
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The Safest and Best Investment
in the World.
IS STOCK IN THIS SOCIETY.

DOCS IL tp6culhto ibo ANAN0 ~ ohy Noy
No.
Does it give credit 70 anybody aud thereby eI-
pose Itself to loss :. No.
Does IL incur liability BY obtaining credit for
other people. No.
IL merely loans money 10 members and only
on first mortgage security on real sstais.
Both principal and interest are payable in
small monthly instalmen:s.
Better than savings bank Because itpays
about four tmes the interest; because the loans
are better even on the same security.
The above reasons are Why SO many people
take stock In this society.
"God helps those who help themsslvea"
OBJECT.
The obiec, OF tho NATIONAL CAPITAL LOAN
SOCIETY Is 10 assist its members Ia saving
money aad 10 safely invest the Same 90 a. 70
secure tho best possible rate OF interest: also,
10 enable II, members to buy real estate and
build houses thereon and secure for themselves
homes-
Stock owned by married ladies not liable for
the debts OF their husbands
Tho society has some very salient and dis
tinctiye features In i,s plan. and also Ia tts me-
thod OF conducting business. which 40 doubt
will commend it 10 the careful consideration Of
Gil who contemplate investing In or represent
ing ,as great cooperative banking system -
exemplinsd by national associations.
The law reads: All members must b treated
alike, and the officers Of the NATIONAL cAPi-
TAI LOAN SOCIETY say that this Ia their mot
to-" Treat sll members alike or DO not take
them into the society"
NJ similar tnstttu,ion ofYsrs such simpie and
equitable facilities 10 the borrower as dess this
society.
This society WIN loan money on real estate In
the city or In the country wherever tho msnr
bers may be.
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All-Lineu Stamp
! ed Splashers, &c. /;
SpIGSheTS.

An All-Linen DraWn-Thread Stamped
Splasher with knotted fringe, l6c';
4 beautiful All-Linen Mummy Splasher
with Brocade Border and Fringe.
29c.
A Knotted Fringe All-Linen Stamped
Side-Board Scarf reduced to BIC. ;
An All-Linen Mummy Side-Board Cover
with Drawn Thread and heavy
Knotted Fringe, stamped both
ends--6Sc.
SOC. buys an All-Linen Mummy Kun
Stamped, Knotted Fringe
A Stamped All-Linen Mummy Dolhe
for &c.
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JuIUS MEYER & Sons, COL and 6O3 Broad street

~
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Es1sssass
EY499SA
MS.SIa 5 5a;
V'.V
SO3
BnoAD Sc
hElkT coRI
GETTING READY
FOR OUR
FALL TRADE.
Thousands Of dollars worth Of new goods
coming In every ny--Msny splendid
values-in Dress Goods aud Housekeeping
GoOds--Carpets-- --kugs-Oil-Clo.hs.-
our famous ia CslitNia All-Wool Blanket 81
e. See our Northwest l0-4 Wool Blsnke. ct
fl4a See our Blanket at s2-Torth $780,
......................... ....s-..ss....-..s'''.
1000 SMYRNA HEARTH-RUGs-
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
THE REAL VALUE Il s275;
We ARE SELLING THEM AT tl.o9.
:......................... .............-..........'
We will show IN a few days--a very hand
some nne-of-real Dsghestan hugs
tTurkishl--Soyeral sizes.--Iheso Rugs are
direct imporlations from Turkey.--iiaying
purchased them at one half their real yalue--
we shall DO enabled 10 ODER you some good bar
gains. -
2JJ Real GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAs-tori-
dized handlesl-We are selling them az
The 75c-PERCALE and OUTING SHIRT
WAISTS---tsll sizes)--at &c.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We beg TO call your attention to our most
beautiful line OF Muslin Underwear:
Shirts az low as S9c. ana rs llno As $50;
Drawers as low as 25c. and es me as g. pair
Chemise as low "a 25c. and as tne a. $50;
Gowns ea low ns 39c. and as fine ~ s.;
Corset Covers as low as l3c. and IS me as 81.
zach garment, no matter how low In pricc, Is
we'll mede and The material used IS the best 10
be had. - ~
All sizes--in q worry fine PIN-sTRIPE GossA-
\ MER-i6 was the prce--now they are
$50; -
the nouse--tOc
100 Dozen LADIES' SHEER WHITE HASDKER-
CHiEFS---with beautiful embroidered
.caIope-l0c Is the price.
All kinds OF Remnants Worsted Dress Goods.
The real price Is cut in half.
RIBBONS HAVE FALLEN IN PRICE.
ALL sILK-CoMPARE THESE PRICES.
No. Q at &c., No. at 6c- NO. al &c, NO . ss
qc. No. u a, lec, No. 10 at l6c.
Hundreds Of yards OF Remnants Ribbons.
GEsTLEMgNiS GENUINE BRITISH HALF
HOsE--ths price will DO ~ Nc. pair.
,oo rieces moro sc. YARD-WlDE BLEACHED
cOTTON to DO sold 81 s..
yvery shade in sURAH sILK--aiso Blsck--
AIINWooL INGRAM CARPETS at 45c. q Yard
pssntttuI Patterns in Brussels Carpets.
AiI-sILK RIBBON VEL'EI----l0 yards 10
plece-for 4Oc.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
AUSTIN ON TRIAL.
His Wife Explains How the shooting
TnnL Plaza

His Wife Explains How the Shooting
Took Place
w. F. Austin, accused Of attempting to
XII his wife, is now on trial before Judge
Murphy and a jury. The shooting took
place at their home, near the corner OF FOLK
and McAllister streets, on the night Of May
18th last
Mrs. Austin was the chief witness for the
prosecution, but Carroll Cook, attorney for
Austin, objected 10 her testimony, because
she had not been hurt ana there is no claim
of that nature. The objection was over
ruled.
1t seems that Austin and his wife were
not living together at the time OF the
shooting because he was so incorporate
and quarrelSome that she could not live with
that night, however, in spite of her protesta-
tions, and when they arrived at the rooms
lie, bcir+, drunk, commenced Quarre!inS as
usual, and when she told him to behave
himself he took a shot at her
She screamed and rushed from the room,
and then he shot himself. in1licting an ugly
wound in the right side of the forehead. He
had threatened before that if she did not
consent to live with him they should both
sleep in the Morgue before long An at
tempt to prove insanity was made by the
defense, but DR.. SomerS. who rs Assistant
Police Surgeon dressed the wound, said that
he did not consider Austin insane, but
thought him crank.
Austin and his wife were married within
two days after she obtained divorce from
her former husband. The trial Will be re-
sumed on Monday.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were irregular yesterday, some rising and
others falling few cents. Trading quiet.
Bullion sold mp to So % in the morning call
Local securities were duh S. V. Water fell to
$50 and Hawaiian Commercial recovered to SIT TO
Derbec Blue Gravel has declared dividend of
10c payable the 18th; Giant Powder OF zoe.
the 18th; Atlantic Dynamite, one OF Zoe. on the
18th.
The following stocks sold ex-dividend yesterday
Home Mutual Insurance, 81; Spring Valley Water,
81; Marin County Water quarterly, 75c; Pacific
Gas Improvement, 40c; Pacific Borax, 81.
Mt. Dablo has shipped $94S0.
Belcher crushed last week 29S tons ore. asSaying
S25 81; Crown Point, $50 tons. SIS 45; Justice
l9l tons, $50 66; oyerman. 43l tons, Sl6 OS;
Savage, $50 tons, $2l, and has S903S on hand in
bullion.
overman worked in September 1860 tons ore
assaying SIG 10, or which SIS 8 was gold. Amount
OF bullion returns from mill $23,55S, OF which
Sl375 50 was gold. On 4th ms t. shipped Sl4,1 l.
making total shipment for September account
S23A
The morning call., 1890-10-11
THE FIRST SNOW.


Telephone Communication for the Signal
Service.
The Signal Ser vice reports yesterday
showed very cold weather in Washington,
Oregon and Nevada. The first snow OF the
season on this Coast was recorded at Win
nemucca, Nevada, on Thursday night. The
lowest temperature reached was as follows
Spokane Falls 800, Olympia $50, Walla Walla
$40, Portland 500, Baker City 2So, Roseburg
Angeles and Keller 1t ralned 90 OF an inch.
The lowest temperature in California was $50 at
Keller. At Red Bluff it was AGO, Sacramento
4So, Fresno 44o, Los Angeles 400.
United States Signal Officer Finley has
lately made an arrangement which will
greatly facilitate the distribution Of weather
forecasts and rain warnings over the State
The Pacific Coast Bell Telephone Company
has placed at the disposal of his office the
proper instrument and connections whereby
direct communications can be had with the
Signal Service from all towns in the State
having long distance service with San Fran
cisco.
The office desires to place all information
of importance regarding changes of weather
and rain in the hands of the public as soon
as possible, ard the telephone service re-
ferred 10 Will be In operation by the 10Th
inst. and probably a few days sooner.
The predictions for to-day are fair weather
for California, with light rains at Yuma;
for Oregon, fair weather, with light frosts {;
for Washington, fair weather, with frosts
for the northern portion Of Nevada, rain or
The morning call., 1890-10-11
A NEW HALL
Dedicated by the Odd Follows of Irving
ton. eda County.

Dedicated by the Odd Fellows of Irving
ton, Alameda County.
This week has been memorable one in
the history of Irvington, in that it has wit
messed the dedication of what John Glasson,
the Grand Master, declares to be the hand
soonest lodge hall of any order of l. o. o. f.
in the State outside of San Francisco. The
hall was begun in July last, and is of brick,
47x75 feet in dimension and two stories high.
With its furnishings the building cost be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000, and is commod-
Gus and beautiful structure.
The dedicatory exercises took place
Wednesday evening, and were conducted
by Grand Master GasSon OF the State Lodge.
Present with him were the Grand Secretary.
W. b. Lyon, who also acted as Grand War
den, and Acting Grand Marshal DowneS.
Rev. t. G. Crump, rector of st. James,
Centerville, officiated as Grand Chaplain
The four Heralds, who erected and dedi-
Gated the altar, under the direction of the
Grand Master, were: Herald of the North.
II. w. Lynch of Centerville; of the South,
Durham of lrvington; of the West, Theo-
dore Vandervoort of lrvington. Arrayed
in the brilliant garb of their Office, these,
with appropriate ceremony, brought in and
laid the stones of the altar-Purty, Friend
ship. Love, Truth, Faith, Hope, Charity
SpTlDhleu thereon llle tlll DlellS- HOW
ers. water, fire-and solemnly dedicated the
beautiful hall to the purposes of Odd Fell
lOwShip. A. o. RiX, in neat speech, handed
the keys of the hall to the Grand Master,
who, after brief, impressive prayer by
Chaplain Crump. gave them in keeping Of
the Noble Grand, G. w. Willis. The cere-
monies We're inteTspersed by appropriate
music. There was au interesting Grafton by
A. Megahan, and Grand Herald Lynch read
in his mastery style beautiful poem, writ
ten for the occasion by Chaplain Crump.
After the audience had been dispersed
with benedction all repaired to Ciark's
Hall. where dancing was kept up until the
wee small hours, only interrupted by an in
term in which to discuss the bountiful re-
past served by Spelman & Son, OF the Union
Hotel. There were $50 people sat down TO
supper, and the whole occasion will long be
held as memorable one in the history Of
this valley
The morning call., 1890-10-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,
Wheat steady.
Barley quiet
Black oats higher.
Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay advanced.
Straw higher.
White Beans lower. Bayos higher.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Fresh Butter lower. Picked Butter firm.
Eggs very scarce
Good Poultry steady.
Game higher.
The gIut IN Grapes continues.
Lemons and LINES dun.
Dried Fruits quiet Prunes lower.
Vegetables abundant.
Hops strong
Wool active and tending upward.
Sugar Irregular.
New York Sight Drafts higher.
Provisions fairly active.
Canned Peaches and ApFicots advanced.
The morning call., 1890-10-11

At a meeting of the Associated Charities
yesterday afternoon, the Registrar reported
the following work done for the week end
ing October 10th: Applicants, men Q,
women %, total "a; reported favorably to
the Mayor /, adversely l, rejected 3, re-
/, assisted with clothing .. assisted out Of
Johnson Fund s, assisted by the British
Benevolent Society II; out Of the Robinson
Request Fund l. false address /, sent to the
City and County Hospital !, in allegiance !,
total "a.
The morning call., 1890-10-11

HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy salted steers, SIZE
= II: medium siac Z II: light. 612O17c: COwhdes.
BIC; saIted Kip, 6G7c; sailed Calf, Sg9c; dry
Hides usual selection lO@lIc; dry kips. i09lO12c'
dry Calf. lO6Dl 0Iac; prime GOatskins 4OGj0c each;
medium do l5@l35c; small skins, l0G2Ue; Deer
skins. good summer, 30935c; medium 25e; thin.
zoe = II; Sheepskins shearliugs, l0G2Oc: short
wool, 3O05Oc: medium, 659aOc long WOOL 9Ort9
81 20 = n CulIs of ali kinds IS less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Falr TO good rendered, 312@334c z 70;
refined 5@S5Isc; Grease, 2;t4@ g3c . TO-
advancing tendency. rail- CLIPS quotabIe as follows;
Choice Northern, l4@l6c q ID; defective North
ern. 12@13c: Mountain free. ll@14e: San Joaquin
clips: Eastern Oregon lao DC; Valley oregon, 20
@123c; Nevada, 15Gl7c; choice Northern, 4oH2S
0Oc Humboldt and Mendocino 2Od22c p 10.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
A Batch of DIvnrcea

Margaret Walrath was granted divorce
from Beecher c. Walrath yesterday by
Judge Wallace on the ground OF desertion.
Jennie c. Cattrell was divorced by Judge
LAWYER from Edward Cattrell on the ground
Of failure to provide.
Judge CARRIER granted a divorce 10 Ella
King from George King for failure to pro-
vide. She was given custody of the minor
child and allowed to resume her maiden
name.
Nettie j. Williams obtained divorce
from Henry w. Williams Yesterday for
failure to provide and was allowed the Gus
tody of the minor children. She was also
granted $50 month alimony and SIS coun-
sci fees
The morning call., 1890-10-11
Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Queen for Porr-
land, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay, the Point
Iona for Grays Harbor, the Signal for Puget Sound
and Alaska the Santa Rosa for San Diego the Santa
Cruz for Redondo and the Newport for Eel River.
The Oregon falls due from Portland. the Los An
geles from San Pedro, the Santa Cruz from the
southern coast the San Pedro from Tacoma and
the Wilmington from Coos Bay. =
The Nicaraguan bark Don Carlos 62i tons, loads
Ties for Callao ATS 3D. bark Richard H. 934 tons,
Coal at Seattle for this port; ship Guardian 1883
The morning call., 1890-10-11

ance company on California street out of
premiums collected in the country, was
locked up in the City Prison yesterday on a
charge of petty larceny. A pawnbroker on
Clay street. near Kearny, says that Lyons
offered him two silver watches as collateral
for money. The watches were put into a
paper bag on the counter, and when the
pawnkeeper's back was turned, i. is stated,
Lyons substituted brass timepiece for one
of the silver watches.
The morning call., 1890-10-11

show faint pink in the eastern sky and the
birds twittered sleepily in the forest
branches Autuckee, with three of his fol-
lowers escorted Mrs Fleming to her cabin.
''Squaw heap much 'fraid in there, he
muttered in his broken English as the hus-
band clasped his wife in his arms, but
Autuckee hide her from bad Indians who
hunt scalps boston Globe.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
General Merchandise

BAGs-Calcutta, 6lac; Wool Bags. 36@3sc; Po-
tato Gunnies. nominal
CANNED FRUITS-Peaches and Apricots have
again advanced under liberal Eastern orders.
Peaches, 81 1902 So; Apricots, 81 SO@2 other
descriptions unchanged.
RICE Previous prices rule Chinese mixed.
"a 75Gi 80; No. l Chinese, s. 1905 50 q two
mats; extra No. l, 81 2O97 70; Hawaiian, $50
5 l2i, q cd.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has re-
dueed whites ana advanced yelIows and now quotes
terms net cash. cube, Crushed Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed all 614c; Dry Graduated.
&c; Confectoners' A 51sc; Extra Q, &C; Golden
c, 4s4c = 10: Bags. Use more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes fol-
lows terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed
Fine Powered 61ac; Dry Granulated. &c; Xxx do
&c: Confectionery A. 55sc White Extra Z, o14c;
Extra Z, 43sc; Golden c, Age q ID.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
Attacked by Hoodlums.

Thomas Gaffney and John Dolan were ar
rested early yesterday morning on charge
OF assault to murder. With other hoodlums
they entered the saloon of Charles Kilnitz,
at Third and Howard streets, on Thursday
night and beat Kilnitz brulally because he
refused to give them drinks for nothing.
The morning call., 1890-10-11

LIvERPooL, Oct 10.-The spot market is steady
at as 11ad@7s 413d. Cargoes quiet at SIS Sd
for of coast. 37s Sd for just shipped and 37s Sd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october, rs 4J4d; November,
rs sgd; December,7s sgd; January, rs 534d Feb
ruary, IS Cd; March, rs I'D; April, rs sd; May
Is Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Oct 10.--COnsols, $685. United States
Bonds-4s, 1926; 4Ia's, 100; Silver, sod; Rentes
9ir S21ac Bullion into Bank of England, 500, 600
The morning call., 1890-10-11
The B.Ir,c., Po.s.neer r.is,.

The Belgic arrived in this port yesterday
from China with % Europeans, "a japanese
and SO Chinese aboard. OF the Chinese 81
are for this port, / for Panama and for
Honolulu. Twenty-Five are women and 4
girls. Only 16 had papers and had
customs certificates,
The morning call., 1890-10-11
New York Markets.


NEW YORK. Oct 10.-There was no particular
feature to the stock market to-day. 1t opened this
morning at advances extending to l per cent. after
which there was shading off in price and by noon
the market became dull, with rising tendency.
The close fairly active and firm at the lowest
prices OF the day. Governments firm for AS. Penn
sylyania petroleum opened at S0l4 closing at S03s.
November opened at 81 a and closed at s0Ia.
NEW YORK, oct. lO.-United States Bonds; as,
1904; 41ss, 1O4; Northern Pacific, %; Canadian
Pacific, 76la: Central Pacific 81; Union Pacific,
5l7S: Atchson, 343s: Wells-fargo, 40; Western
Union. S1sS; Silver. Ito; Sterling, "a S2@14 81.
NEW YORK. Oct, l0.-Wheat, cash, 81 O7A;
December, 81 0S1S.
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-$1S 25.
Sugar-5I496c.
Hdes-l4lac.
COpper-Lake, S16 rs.
Iin-Spot, $23.
Lead-Homcstic, So 90.
Iron-$l4.
Petroeum-S03s.
The morning call., 1890-10-11
TO FANCY.

RON what mystery OF space
Come you. miracle OF gracel
FL Shy, elusive. like star
IL shot across the night you are,
sLighting up the realms of dream
Win transitOry CLEAN?
Phantom OF the poets brain,
From what shadowy domain
Come you secretly unsought,
Making music of his thought,
Bringing him the gift OF rhyme
At an unexpected time?
Is there any magic lure
That will win You quick and sureS
Is there any letter strong
That VIII hold you, soul OF song?
Tell me, Fancy, so that
May not LET ME slip you by!
FRANK DEHPsTER SHERMAN, in Harper'S Weekly
The morning call., 1890-10-11
a Crushed Font.

o. Olsen, longshoreman on Broadway
Wharf, bad his foot crushed yesterday on the
wharf by falling before wagon, the wheels
of which passed over his ankle and along the
foot
The morning call., 1890-10-11

tons, Coal at Seattle for Honolulu; schooner Hera,
339 tons, Lumber on the Sound for Chefoo, China.
The British iron ship Orontes, 1913 tons. is re-
chartered for Wheat to U. X, Havre or Antwerp,
42s Cd; British ship AIgonaut 1888 tons, same op-
tiouS 4Os